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Hinton., Brumbaugh., Barcus., Ramsey Win Student Posts Students Get .Bargain ·Rate for National Tourney See Nation's Best For One Dollar Fee~ Mesa students have the op­ for sale and they may also be portunity to purchase tickets to purchased in the office. Grand Junction, Colorado the National Junior College The Stepperettes hatve a booth Baseball Tournament at a in the main hall set up to handle sales also, so there Vol. XXVIII Friday, May 19, 1961 No.15 special reduced rate. The should be no excuse f'or passing tourney is May 26 thru 30 in up the chance to s·ee Mesa's Lincoln Park. Mavericks and the ol(her seven The tickets are on sale for top JC's battle it out for the one dollar and enable students national title at this special to attend all twenty-four games price, for that one investment. Tickets to each sin,de session Hinton., Brumbaugh., Barcus., would cost seventy-f'ive cents; Last year the tickets were so it will definitely pay to sold for five dollars each. buy here and now, lbefore it's Ticket sales are under the di­ too late. rection of Hank Hinton and Ted For a preview of tlb.e tourna­ Ramsey Win Student Posts Brumbaugh. M o s t student ment turn to the spo1rts section Council members have tickets of today's Criterion. Free Feed Tonight Picnic, Dance End Activities Climaxing a year of student the dance will be heldl in the col­ body. social functions will be an lege auditorium. all-school picnic this evening at Menu for the picnic: consists of Lincoln Park. The feast and ham, or fish, potatoes, vegetables, and a salad. dance program is sponsored by Attire for the affair will be the student council and will com­ sports clothes-shorts or slacks. ment:e promptly at 5:30 p.m. Music for the dance will be Unless weather is inclement the furnished by the Sounds Four picnic will be held in the park. orchestra. Otherwise the meal will be served HINTON BRUMBAUGH BARCUS RAMSEY inside the park's auditorium. After the feed is over various Lawn Concert Hank Hinton emerged victori­ were counted, one copy was placed turned the gavel over to Hinton activities will take place until ous over Bob Heiny in the race on the bulletin board and another last Tuesday, but official inaugu­ dance time at 9. Dancing will be for Mes.a College Student Body copy was made available to the ration will be held at an all-stu­ held on the college tennis court if Set May 23 president for the 1961-62 school student council secretary. Neither dent assembly May 26. fair weather prevails; otherwise year. of these records is. now existing. Mesa College's choi.r and band The race was won by a narrow Of the approximate total votes, will present their annual spring margin--only 19 votes separating only five students failed to vote outdoor concert on May 23 at 7 the two-from a total 450 votes for a president. Admission Group Changes p.m. The concert will be held on cast, which represented more than Secretary-elect Luthera Barcus the lawn on the east side of Mary half the student body. won over Vicki Klumb by a big Rait Hall. Elected on the same ballot were margin. Sam Ramsey, treasurer­ Probation, Suspension Rules The general pu~lic and college Ted Brumbaugh, vice-president; elect, defeated Carolyn Wells by students are invited to this con­ Luthera Barcus, secretary; and a substantial majority, and Ted Dean Jay Tolman, chairman of satisfactory" grade will be con­ cert which will last about an Sam Ramsey, treasurer. Brumbaugh, vice- president elect, Mesa College Admissions Com­ sidered. hour. There will be no admission Exact tabulations of the ballots defeated Don Blazer decisively. mittee, announce·d recently that Hours for which grades of tech­ charge. are unavailable. After the totals Council president Roger Boltz regulations governing probation nical failure, failure, or incom­ In case of rain the concert will and suspension have been re­ plete shall be counted. Classes be held in the Mesa College aud­ evaluated and new regulations taken for no-credit-desired or itorium. have been instituted, effective from which the student has re­ Spring Quarter 1961. ceived an official withdrawal and Rex Schmid Heads Any student who fails to main­ military (PE) credit shall not be Awards Pro~1ram tain a grade point average of at counted. least 1.5 (based on the 4 point system) will be placed on aca­ All students, whether regis­ Set for Mayr 24 demic probation. Suspension will tered as a special student or reg­ 1961-62 Sophs ular student, shall fall under the Annual awards program at be left to the discretion of the new ruling. Mesa College is scheduled during more class president last week. Admissions Committee after the an all-student assembly next Rex Schmid, a dark-horse can­ student has failed to maintain a didate in ASB primary election · Also competing for the presi­ Previously, students were re­ Wednesday at 10:45. dency was Don Blazer, a defeated 1.5 average for the second con­ quired to pass at least 12 aca­ Any student who is to be pre­ who narrowly missed edging out secutive quarter. Hank Hinton, was elected sopho- candidate for vice-president of demic hours which included not sented with an award won during the student body, Dell Duran, and All classes in which students more than one hour in non-aca­ the school year will be honored Steve Farrow. receive a letter grade will be used demic work. The number of qual­ at the assembly, and any organ­ Schmid will take office at the to determine the grade-point ave­ ity points earned in academic izations who have an award to 145. Sophs inauguration of SBA officers May rage. No classes where a student courses must exceed the total present should 'contact John 28. receives a "satisfactory" or "un- hours passed by five. Amos, assembly chairman. Other sophomore class officers To Receive will be elected next fall. She·epskin.s Returning Students Approximately 145 sophomore students will receive degrees at Asked to Sign List graduation ceremonies June 7 at Mesa College. A list of all students who plan Time for the commencement to return to Mesa College is being has been set at 10 a.m. According assembled at the Records Office to Dr. Heiny, Mesa College Regis­ window. trar, speaker for the occasion Dr. Lowell Heiny, registrar, will be Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi, di­ said priority in registration num­ rector of the School of Interna­ bers will be assigned in the order tional Studies, Bradley University, in which names appear on this Peoria, Ill. list. Dr. Nyaradi's topic will be Students who plan to be back "Shall We Survive?" next year are being urged to sign A reception for the graduates the list promptly even though will be held at President Wub­ their plans may be tentative at ben's home May 31. this time. Alveda. Bertroch Wins A WS Presidential Race Alveda Bertroch, fr e s h m a n Lila Worley of Grand Junction from Gypsum, was elected presi­ and Pat Johnson of Meeker. dent of Associated Women Stu­ Candidates for the treasurer's post besides the winner were dents in the annual A WS election Peggy Quimby of Grand Junction, Monday. Bonnie Ratkovich of Palisade, and Nancy Peach of Grand Junc­ Lois Ann Crawford of Meeker. tion was named treasurer. The vice-president and secre­ Other candidates for the presi­ tary will be elected from next dency were Marilyn Fiscus and year's freshman class. Workmen make progress on new science building. (Sentinel photo) Hinton Names Students rumble Fall Quarter in Cornmittees For Strip Scheme Student Body President-elect Who said that colleges are tendencies to hell> the unfortun­ Hank Hinton has started early in institutions of knowledge? Stu­ ate victums have been appealed his term of office to form com­ dents and faculty members alike too. Theirs is 'not to wonder why, mittees to alleviate the fall quar­ have just been taken! but just to do or die. ter ·rush of student activities. Sev­ Taken is a good word, but Students saved, faculty saved, eral offices have also been filled. conned is a better term. Without and staff members saved. One Committee chairman name"d to a doubt, the public leaves itself medium sized paper sack in the date are: Homeeoming, Luthera open to all sorts of grafts, confi­ cafeteria was more than half full Barcus, and Freshman Week, Ted dence games, and any other bally­ and the bookstore had a large Brumbaugh. hoo that a fast-talking shyster water glass crammed. ·Homecoming is scheduled for uses. No one stopped to ask what October 28 and Freshman Week For the past several months they were supposed to do with is set for September 19-29. · students, faculty, and others have the strips when two pounds were Appointive offices filled for been saving multi-colored cello­ collected. No one bothered to Student Council are: social chair­ phane strips from cigarette pack­ find out who was Jto collect the man, Dan Bedell, with John Stout ages. strips. No one paid any attention Congratulations, New Officers as assistant; parliamentarian, Rex Why? The word was passed to their logic which should have The Criterion extends congratulations to the new stu­ Schmid; election chairman, Ted around that wlien two pounds of told them that a small fortune Brumbaugh, with Max Stites as the almost weightless strips were in cigarettes would be smoked dent body officers-Hank Hinton, president; Ted Brum­ assistant.
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