Correction: Buy Your / Maverick C\Iii! T EIi ON Sop_homore Dinner D,ance Monday COLL£GE Is May 26!

VOL. xvm GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO, MAY· 18,1951 NO. 28 Mesa ThumPS "ViSiting Badg~rs T\Vice; Play Finals For Conf eren.ce Title Weekend Sophomore Haggerty's No~Hitterl -. Schedule· Lamar or .. Pueblo Will Sophomores will wind up their junior college careers in a Features .Mesa's Double flurry of social activity, Belpw Be Mavericks' Opponent is a list of events scheduled for the last two weeks of the quar­ ter. Tack it up on t ,. wall to help keep your ap~mtments Win Over Snow Badgers straight. In Conf ere nee Ending Friday, May 25-10 a. m.­ Gene Haggerty blazed his fast ball games as the Mav­ Freshman-Sophomore Picnic at The 1951 Mavericks, one of the strongest nines ever to Ouray. rem:esent Mesa College on the diamond will make their bid _ ericks blasted out a 13-3 win over the Snow Badgers, in the Saturday, May 26- 7 p. m. - second half of a twilight-night double header at Lincoln Park. Sophomore dinner da:nc~ at the for the Colorado Junior College Championship this weekend M·esa also took the first game, as Les Miller pitch~d LaCourt· Hotel, ______against. the winner of the eastern playoffs. Friday, June 1-4 to 6 p. m. - The Mavericks won the right to enter the finals when steady five hit ball in winning a 2-1 decision. The first, game Tea for sophomore women at the was a seven inning ~mG.ounter. residence of Dean Mary Rait, Fort Lewis Aggies conceded the Western Slope series to Haggerty's wildness . prevented triple, Ginn's single, _followed by ' 1275 Houston. the Mesans /after taking two humiliating beatings by the him from .having a shutout, as the Lou Tanko with a fielder's choice I Sunday, June 3-7 to 10 p. m. thundering Maverick nine two weeks ago. Mesa was· sched­ Badgers put together an error, two and Andy' May's·· sizzling single -Reception for sophomores at uled to travel to Durango for the remaining games last week­ walks and two hit batsmen for two gave the Maverick's the.ir margin of I the residence of President and runs in the second inning and ad- victory, their thirteenth in four­ Mrs. Horace Wubben, 1048 Rood. I en~, but automatically qualified when the Aggies conceded. dea one more in the sixth. · Mean- teen outings. Thursday, June 7-H). a. m. - At thls writing, the ·opponent· of while, the Mavericks rattled the 1st game R H E Commencement practice. Mesa the Mavericks is unknown. It will fences for 14 base knocks as they Snow 010 000 0 1 5 1 college auditorium. either be Lamar or Pueblo, with scored in every inning. Andy May's Mesa Friday, June 8-10 a. m. - the Pueblo nine traveling to Grand 200 00 x 2 6 2 Commencement exercises. Mesa two ·run single put the Mavericks 2nd game R H E college auditorium, ______Junction if they win, and the Mav­ Post er Campaign ahead in t he first, and after the Snow 020 001 000 3 .o 6 ,ericks joumey.ing to Lamar if the Ba'dgers tied it up, Mesa went Mest 242 111 llx 13 14 3 Friday, June 8-2:30 p. m.­ Antelopes win. · A spedal playoff ahead to stay with four runs in the Reception for sophome>res, par­ Pueblo in the final ser.ies game, second on singles by Bi'll Robei:-ts ents and alumni in Mary Rait was needed when Lamar edged and Bobby Ginn plus some loose Lounge. throwing the race into a t·hree 1way Her aid Elections Snow fielding. College Speed-Up tie 'between Puehlo, Lamar, and The Badgers had six errors and Trinidad. Trinidad was then ·elimi­ It's el~tion time again at Mesa many passed balls that contribut­ Not Asked by ,U.S. Commander Dorian ·on nated 1by losing to Lamar 8-3 and clolege and party campaign man­ ed to their downfall. Meanwhile, Pueblo 12-8. The final game be­ agers have filled the halls with Haggerty kept the Snow batters at Ann Arbor,' 'M'ich,-(1.P.)- The tween Pueblo and Lamar was blaring posters broadcasting the bay all evening, and except for U. S. Department of Defense has Leave, Talks lo Class scheduled for last .Tuesd'ay. merits of the various parties and early wi'ldness, was in comman,d all not re.quested education-al institu­ Commander Dorian, on leave Mesa will be favored to take the candidates. · the way. tions to accelerate their academic from the U. S. Navy, talked to the series in view of their great hit­ Five all-school officials are elect4 ed each spring to manage college In the afternoon game, the Mesa programs, Robert L. Williams, as­ Political Sdence class last Wednes- tin-g power, strong pitching staff, nine scored their two runs in the - . . and wonderful record of thirteen sutdents. af.fairs for the coming sistant to the provost of the Univer­ day. His subJect was tbie war in wins in fourteen starts year, Those nominated for presi­ first inning and watched Les Miller sity of Michigan, declared here. pitoh a beautiful ball game in Kore,a. Commander Dorian who was With good hitters like Andy May, dent are Bob Brown, Bob Thorpe Williams .is serving as the ,co--ordi­ and Ron Rohlfing. Dean Jensen, earning his fourth triumph of the nator t-o keep the University in a surgeon for the Sev-enth Fleet· Bob Ginn, Gene Haggerty, and Lou year without a loss. . l!aggerty's Ron Allen and Cliff Craven are touch with developments at Wash­ 'participated in the invasion of In- Tanko in the line up, Coach· Paul making a bid for the vice presi4 ington /relating -to the national chon a~d the protection of For- Phillips h~ !had _plenty of batting dency. Betty Jo Gates, Mickie Buff­ emergency. . · ·H' h • t' t •4-,h power, whlle Gene Haggerty and ?1-osa. ·. is ~ 1p saw. ac 1~n o wiv - Ben and Less Miller stand as three ham and Dixie Ray make up the He quoted. an assistant secretary mg 130 mlles of Vlad1s,vostok, .a of the best pitchers ever on a Mesa secretarial slate. Candidates for ,N. Y. U. Prof Finds o.f the Ar my as saying, ''The De­ Rusian Port. mound staff. Ben Miller has five treasu er are Stan Meyers, Arnold partment of the· Army has· no occa­ Mackley and Oh~rles Carr, and· Don sion to r,equest the ,colleges and uni­ · Since Commander Dorian has wins and no los,ses while 'Les has Cleveland, Jack Holzbehlein and Students Pref er versities to accelerate their aca­ been bestowed ·21 medals in cita- four wins with no defeats. Haggerty Joan Barnes are running for Na­ demic programs at this time." tion, he hopes to be discharged has lost once and won £.our-his soon. He is considering Grand last win being a no-hitter against tional Stud·ent Association Repre- Williams said similar views had Junction for permanent residence Snow, Utah. . sentative. . L-ecf ure Method been indicated to the University by as well as for his medical practice. -The series will be a best-out-o·f Ali school elections were held Chkago, Ill.-U.P.)- The cur­ representatives of the Navy, Ma­ The Commander served during three, with the games getting un­ Wednesday and Thursday. How­ rines and Air Force. He pointed out rently popular idea that better edu­ W,orld War II and ha.shad many in- der way a Grand Junction or La­ ever, final count of the polling was tha·t the armed forces are serious in teresting experiences w_orking wfth mar on Fri'day. not complet e at press time. Full cation results when the teacher this point ,of view since neither the generals, a d m i r a 1 s and down ---~ - -'----- election results will appear in the allows the students to take over the milit ary a0ademy at West Point nar tprough the ranks of enlisted men. El Toro Holds New Event next issue. class, was challenged by Professor the naval academy at Annapolis had been asked to speed up their edu­ The El. Toro Club· will h-0ld its Robert Hoppock of New York Uni­ cational programs. Class Visits City Cou~cif . annual dance Frid.ay night. This versity., in a report to the annual Williams also pointed out that ex­ Mr. Charles' political science year's event, Grass Hop, will be Contact Troupe. convention of the National Voca­ tensive special t raining programs class attended a meeting . of the held on t he lawn behind the dormi­ tional Guidance Association, held such as colleges and univ-ersities Grand Ju.nctton City Council at tory. The Collegians will play for taught for the armed forces during City· Hall at Wednesday at 7·30. dancing from 9 to 12 p . m. Bare Tours SchoQls recently in this city. the last war are not contemplated The class also plans to visit a feet and stockings will be the cor­ The Mesa college contact troupe While in his own classes Pro­ at this time by· t he armed forces. session of district court on May 21. rect costume for the evening: under the direction of Mrs. Marie fessor Hoppock found that students Treece, entertained high school preferred demonstrations by the school students at Paonia and f aculty, rather than having their Hotchkiss last Wednesday. The classmates run the class, he reco­ 'week before they appeared be.fore mended to the association that edu­ assemblies in Grand Valley Meek­ cators find out for themselves er, Craig, Glenwood, Gypsum and which ·method operates better. He Eagle high schoO'ls. . pointed out that his research was both easy and economi.,i::al, requir­ The company includes the double ing only a little advance planning, trio and double quartet, Bill Pet~ and the keeping of a few simple r:e­ erson and his magician's routine, cords. comedian Don MsGinity and dan­ cers Dorothy Cleveland and Dixie Professor Hoppock, who-is chair­ Ray who double as masters of man of the department of guidance ceremony. and p,ersonnel administration of the The three car traveling show pre4 University's SchooL of Education, sents a forty minute performance made his studies during the sum- ' at each school. · mer of 1949 and in early 1950 with graduate students. He said his stud­ ents overwhelmingly approved the College Plans To Build instructor's handling of the class. Courts; Buy Dimmers The N.Y.U. educator conducted Mesa college plans to make two four sections of a graduate course major additions to college equip• in "Group, Guidance" during this ment within the next few months, period. He alternated between de­ President Horace Wubben 'announc­ monstrating techniques himself and ed today. having his students do practice de-· The college will purchase a new monstration. Art the end of each ssstem of light dimmers for the c'lass session, Professor Hoppock auditorium stage and begin to lay had the students record whether out two ceme,nt tennis courts be· or not they had learned anything hind the annex in the near future. n_ew and useful from the day's ses- . SI On. · "By both criteria and in all four County Library Donates File sections, the graduate students pr e­ The Mesa County library has da.. - ferred the demonstrations by the nated a file of Fortune Magazines faculty," he said. "T.he students including the issues from 1948 to who perf.ormed the demonstrations 1949 to the college library. may have learned more on the day The 1949 June issue is th e only they performed, b•1t for the class THE HOLLOWAY FAMILY of Lazear !nd the Coopers from Delta investigate the mysteries of color one missing from .he file. If ap.y- · as a whole the instructor demon­ blindness under the direction of Mr; Weldon, physics instructor. The parents were among 200 one can complete the file with this strations appear to have provided a visitors to the campus for the first annual Parents' day last Sunday. Photo by Robert Grant of The issue, their efforts wiff be appre- better learning .si.tuatlon." Daily Sentinel. ' 1 •, • · , , , • , • ciated. • · ..:: ..... •.\ {f S,.• of'f! ·: : •• I.,,. 1 ·.•:. ,, PA~~· ~2 = ·~,~=~=· =~=~=·=·=-==,=' =.\=~. =-=~·~·- =~=--=-~=-·=·~=.·=~=-~=~=~.=~=~=·~A=~oo~m~crumIDW' .. -MESA OOLLE~E CRITERION Sports Add New Shoot.in' The Bull: Student Newspaper of · Mesa .lwaior College By BlLL ORR E1stablished 1932 . STUDENTS ! ! ! It is hig:h. time Year Day, Poli~emen . Who. Ha'Ve ' ·Inf er est to Old we asserted ourselves ! ! ! We are Thrown College Men m Jail But -EDITORIAL STAFF being victimized by the officials Are So~ry F,or It Bay, and People, .of this school. They have thrown Who Have Attended At Least qne. STAFF ______Bill Orr, Bob Brown, Du£ty Saunders, a Seni·or Day . for all of the likely Maverick _Game D'.ay. Ah yes, t~ey seniors (likely donors of a fast are throwmg all kmds of days ]~­ Phyllis Cooper, and Shirl~y Tabler Fa~,s, Figures buck or two to good ole' Mesa next CEPT a day for those unsu~~ he­ year). They ha,ve thrown a day fC?r ros who have wor~e? unfailm~ly SPONSOR ------______Rozanne Brooks by Bob Brown parents to show. Dad where ~:us for dear old Me.sa w~th utter dis-. Having. been asked· to write a money has · gone these past nme regard for material gam (except-for· feat\lre article, it seems appar~nt montihs. Ami-our underground. has grades). Th~r.e s~ould be a day . set Member of that the most popular; and most in­ informed us that there are s4l1ster a.Side for those tireless souls with-: teresting item on which to write· plans in t!JG making to throw the out whom Mesa College would b~ lNTERCC>LLEGIATE, I ~RE.SS would be ~one that ~ppeals to both following days-People Who Would ·for rent. . sexes, · and one that is of current Be Mesa Alumni Except . They There &hould _be a day for US.: .interest. Didn't Go· To College .,day,_Km4er- Of course, there will be great oppo­ Arriving at this conclusion - garten Day (wit:.h an eye on t~e sition-:wllo ever hea,rd of a day through no Httle difficulty, my mind future), For Men Who Park Thei·r for the STUDENTS of a sch<:>ol? Criterion Deadline .Misses Election New.s (?) 'immediately pictures a girl, or Deliery Trucks in the Driveway and The followin'g is a proposed sched-. .Elections are scheduled for this week but unfortunately boy if you pref.er, in shorts. Now Block the Parking L<>t For Students ule for STUDENT DAY• you may think this founny, but on Day, People Wiho H~ve Walked 8:00-Ali students t1Jrn off their· the results cannot be published in this issue of the CRITER­ the contrar.y, this is the season . of Across the · Campus m the Past alarm clocks and go l>ack to sleep. ION. As the news deadlirie ·on Tuesday is arbitrary, it seems shorts - and other s~ch warm­ 11 :00--,Phone the college and ar-; weather garments. What else can range to have Mr; Wubben, Miss too bad that other school organizations cannot cooperate to be purchased with so little money· Rait or Mr. Charles call for you in and receive so much interest? New Teaching Method the extent of · planning elections to coincide with CRITE their car and bring you to school. Shorts ~n be classified into two 11:ao~students sit in the lobbies: deadlines. ' . groups· those that bring . interest For M~sic at.U . .of (; - and corridors and smoke and tell Until they do it will be impossible to inform readers only to themselves, and "holy cow, iinsttuctors who pass by that they did· you· see that?" . Los Angeles, Calif.-(1.P.)- _A won't be in class. : of school activities as they occur. No one enjoys. "news't 'Among other things, too numer­ new pattern for teac?ing _music. at . 12:00--Students gather on the' ous to mention in an 18,000 word the university level is bemg , triecl lawn to be served a seven course ;, that is ·one or two weeks old. paper, shorts have revealed more out .this year at the Un_iv.er~ity Of i ·dinner of the.ir own choosing by the: Perhaps with a little fo!'.es_ight and Coser ·who 'the dis:hes. girl, after tWQ Winter quarters came to U.C.L.A. thnie year~ ago_ 2:00-This hour. reserved for to reading a certain amount of .stale news. ·· of ankle-length dresses comes out rom Weste·rn ·Kentucky State . Col- those students who wish to poke \ ' . + , for gym nattily attired in white lege, points out: . . in the -nose or, tell off any instruc- · shorts and bowlegs. - . "Too many ambitious youngsters tor who graded them down last Just recently I read in the pape_r of modest talents are falsely E;n- quarter. What Is. an American ln'sl'iluliont that a man tried to pick up a girl co~raged . to try to be~om.e Rubm- 3:00-Stud·ents will have their . days who talk about sup- in shorts, only to realize when she stems, P,mzas and Szigebs. When choice of two programs this hour. There are lots Of folks these turned around that it was his wife. 'they can t make. ~he grade as top- In the auditorium Mr. Bergman porting our Am.erican institutions. It's sma.rt . talk, t?o- She sued for divorce. flight concert artists, they become will• demonstrate . how to blow th A n Shorts. are funny things. Bill Orr bitter and disillusiE:come eand throw it through the window ·n the ·support of this institution. What is this thmg ~ttention than the latest Paris tfhia~h­ leaders l . , . ion except of course the l>a ng teachers of .music! music critics or of the instructor to which the sug. suits worn in France. performers m radio and concert or- gestion applies that is so important? Just plain 100% American baseball--: chestras: But if unde~iable talent 5:00 - Students rest while the th Na. tional Pastime Support baseball! Why that's no w9rk, Helen's face. may have lau~clied does . shme throu~h, you . cal! be faculty prepares dinner. e · · · • . t a thousand ships, but I bet if she certam that we W!ll,,re·cogmzt; it - · 6:00-Student l>anquet in the that's fun. You're right, it's fun. It's fun because it s Amer- had shorts. o'n, the .entire Br!tish and encourage it, Dr. Vmcent auditorium. . ··th "t It' fun because and Amencan navies combmed ican. It's fun because we grew up WI · i · s . · would have gone to her rescui~. stated. . . 7:00- Student party starts. . ·ies Scor·e . 12:00-Dorm girls call the dorm J it's fair and cle.an and full of the old American spirit to wi:n. WAA Team T and say 'they'll be in when they get Here at Mesa we have the 'finest ·baseball team ever to Boarack East 'must n·ot !· • d YOUR reelected to the Mesa College Com- The game halted at the fifth inn­ Yes, we have a great ball club, a 'club that eserves · . mittee. Mrs. Biggs will begin her ing in time to se~ ~he_ Co_!_ora~o have a ver:y high opinion _of our Springs game. The g,ir1's score at Western schools, the other day : Support. Get out to-. the next Maverick baseball game an9 fourth term of office. One of· five Harry Hammer recei,ved a le-tier ·~ . '11 members, she will hold the position that time was five Ul), you'll never miss another for you'll have f un, YQU s~p- for six years. Those playing I on the · W.A.A. addressed softball tea·m were: Kathy Mc­ Harry Hammer, Musk Director port a grand bunch of guys, a great school, and most im- The Board members were guests Mess Junior College of · the college for dinner in the loed LaVon Widgrin, Alta Wad­ portant, you'll be asserting your Americ3:11ism because there low,' Corynne Reineks, Gerrie Grand Junction, Colo. isn't a thing in this· wide world as American as baseball. cafeteria. 'Speck, Pat Hinkle, Rut}). K~rr, THINGS WE'LL MISS ======. ·Phyllis McLaughlin, an:d Marg Ble¥hl Is Head Librarian · Gay. THIS SUMMER WAA Banquet to Be May 29 Norris Bleyhl, a former librari~n Mr. Charles' bow ties. Otterbein Initiates at Mesa College was recently ap­ Hunting for a parking space. 1 The Women's Athletic Associa- pointed head librarian at Chico Archeologists Hear Talk The wrinkled fenders on our i tion is planning a banquet for May state Co.ilege in Chico, Calif. car s after we find a :~ty-bitty place ' Two-Year Deg{ee 2·9, at the La Court Hotel at 7 p. m. :6r. S. 0 . Williams, Mo.ab addres­ The check-in' hour at the dorm · . All W.A.A. girls are invited, to FTA Pl Sk t" p t sed the Archeology group last Tues­ (Won't you gals? Like you miss an . In Liberal Arts · attend. At that time the outstand- ans a .mg or Y day evening. He showed slides af!d aching tooth after it's pulled.) ing freshman and sophomore girl . Future Teachers of America are exhibited P ueblo artifacts from 'Miss Rait's tests. Westerville, 0.,- (I.P.)- A new i~ athletic events ·will be given a planning a s~ating party at the the Moab region. . Water fountains with hot water. program, officially described as "a special award. The nature of the Topsy-Tu:rvy Roller Rink for mem­ Dr. William~ . is· the _father of ·class beHs? (Some of us might . two-year terminal program in gen­ award and the winners .will not be bers of the organization and their Fay WilliaIJls, Mesa college fresh­ get our hearing back). eral education, leading to a ·new de­ released until that time. guests. man. gree, Associate in General Educa­ UTTER FRUSTRATION DEPT. __ tion," has been inaugurated by Ot- Dorm doors locked one mmute terbein College. This new departure after check-in hour. E -( 11 G• · N T E · Andy May striking out. Cafeteria coke machine -(al- ,,. ·;t1~;1~t~r:tii:!~~1~fi astern .. o ege · 1ves. ew . Y. pe ', ..xam ways hot cokes it gives· out). . liberal arts education, as well as ' ' " Trying. to get an outside line on ~ opportunity for considerable spec- ·. Pittsburgh, Pa., -(1.P.) - The students chose to write on ques- observations with her test copy!Jn the scnool phones. · · ialization for a career in business 1951 Senior General Examination tion No. 1: "Discuss the propo- hand. She hen. went upstairs to Trying to explain baseball to y~ur or in the home. sition that artists, scientists, and the aduitorium an,d answered the girl. The new program of business administered at the Pennsylvania sociat" . thinkers all are indispens- test questions. She was permitted Trying to find the time of day ' education will include shorthand, College for Wot'nen is described in able in an enterwise of building a to return to the scene if she wish- when tohe dorm line isn't busy. typewriting, bookkeeping and basic a report released by the Office of "genuine society of men and a _gen- ed. . · · With two~bits in your pocket accounitng, office and secretarial Evaluation Services. This year's uine community of nations. Wher- In the afternoon of the second trying to tactfully convinc: the gal practice, and similar subjects. In plan follows: - ever possible, -support the points day the studehts heard a simulated that a walk would be nicer than a general, the program will . require The first morning session of you make with . specific illustra- 9-minute radio broad:cast from a show, 16 semester hours in English Com- three hours was an o,pjective examl- tions, drawn from two or more tape recording. The broadcast con- position, Religion and Physical Ed- nation of 119 questions based on periods of history." . cerned an advertisement and a 7- OLD UNCLE WILLIEtS ucation (including first aid and two reading selections by Max The three-hour examination for minute discussion by a "commen- DICTIONARY home nursing). - Lerner and J. W. N. Sullivan. the third morning was ' in some tator" on current relations and Going steady-(Male) Going with . Eighteen additional hours will Some. of the answers for the ques- measure an observation-type test. problems in regard to China, Rus- only one girl. be required in any :hree of the fol- tions were to be found quite di- The chapel lounge was conveirted sia and Korea. The first 20-minute (Female) Not letting him cii1tch · lowing: Literature or Huma1t1ities, rectly in the selections, some were into a living room scene in a hiome. section of the examination .given on you out with anyone else. For~n Language, Science, :Socj.al less directly answered in the se- For the most part the chapel this broadcast was concerned only Marriage-That thing the men ' ~tlidles, Mathematics. 'The ~emain- lections and a third group, while lounge furnishings were maintained with what the student had or had hope doesn't happen and the worn• ! mg 30 hours of the ~4 reqmred. for still related to tl)e issues, wer~ not intact, but a number of special no heard. en h'ope does and always does when , ~he A., G.E. ~e&ree will be electives answered ~n the selections at all. props were added. The test asked It was a test of listening accur- you go to Mesa. m the specialized branches to be, These questions w~re prepared with the student to make judgments acy. Fifty questions were used. (The Degree-That thing the girls say selected by th~ student. . . assigned objectives in mind. An about the tastes of the owners accuracy- varied from 12 right to fhey're after but are really after ':['he Otterbein program, it was effort also was made to_ use inter- based on selections of paintings, 46 right.) The second 60-mi,nute the a'bov,e item when they eome to . ,,, pomted out _by Dr. Paul B. Ander- grating-type· questions:. albums of records, and the lik1e; ,to sec;tion o'f the examination· was not Mesa. sop., acadel!lic dean, who was large- In the three-hour afternoon ses., · speculate on the rearing of children concerned at . all with listening ac- Beer Bust--College ~an's cc~k- : ly responsible for developmeint .of sion the students used the same in such a home, the kind of train- curacy but was made up of gues- tail party. the plan, hB;S bf:en care;fully devi.s- passages as the basis for .their es- ing that they probably wouM have tions whi& the senior students Cocktail Party- College g·rad- ed so that .it will not mterfe.re. in say examinations. Five questions and the kinds of adjustment prob- should be expected to know con- uate's beer bust. any way with the normal missio?l selected from 36 which' had been lems facing them. . : cerning the problems discussed in Criterion Editor- Extinct spec· ·of the four-year college: In fact, it submitted by the faculty were There wer~ many questions test- the .ytdio broadcast. These ques- ies. ·1 will strengthen the present four- chosen by a faculty committe with ing the students' information about tions included information, the Criterion Staff Member - Any : year curriculum in some respects. the expectation that the five ques- the physical principles that were logic of arguments, the recognition unwary individual who goes n.ear \ . In addition, the courses are so de- tions would give all students · a at work in. the ventilating system, of the emotionally charged terms. the Crite office or innocently te.1s· signed that the student in thei two- choice to write in the areas of their the lighting, the color scheme, the The final portion of the exami- Miss Brooks that they once wrote year program who later finds fiis special orientations. barometer, the.. clock, the lamps, nation was a brief tape-recorded for their junior high monthly. way · clear to complete his formal .. Actually, choices· ~Hd not work · the· long-playin:g device on· the rec- speech in which the student was · · · , · · · · · edu11aUon can c~mtinue without loss oq~ according to co.mmitteet expec-· ord pliayer,: et~.· ~ach student was asked : to. gjv~ 'ht:r reacti~n· ~o:" the _c:>h ,well, I triedi ' ~.' · .· : . ·,, .: .. 0 of 9~ea,. r Sf~.9tk ,., ., ~· . .1,::,u -~ ·Y~1.~~: _,.:F)>E ,,~X,i\gtp\,4i ,, ~J>t U\ir: -~ ;~j~W.ff.\ ,'19-t :.ffV}l\l. ~,•• w .~lkq ;i l}~i; ,e~~Jn n,t.9PS,~~\~ ,SM, J.ia,cU ak~~;. ; !-i·Jh. -, -. : / ,Fpe PJ1! _Bu)LShe>Qter.- <.!f'.' MJ\¥.- ll,·1951 ' ·· . .. ; .f i '! ,- " ·:· _... l '·

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By defeating Fort Lewis on was the f 1rst time for such an occasion m the college and slope in the conference play-offs. the home courts, Mesa has won the it was very successful. Mesa's track squad, consisting of right to represent this slope, plac­ First the parents registered in the main building from . twelve or fifteen men, were sched- inj( eight men in the tournament. 10 :00 a. m. . to 1 ~O p. m: There were addresses.from all parts uled to leave Friday morning for Oklahoma Drops The eastern slope, · containing Pueblo where the Conference four teams, has not yet finished of Colorado in the registration book. The parents were given meet i~ being held on Saturday. their matches so it is .not yet pos­ identification slips to ~ear showing their names and Coac11 Jay Tolman held time School Contests. sible to say who ·will hold the ad­ addresses. · trials and qualifying races and Norman, Okla.-(I.P. )-Following vantage on that side. Should one events this weelt to determine his a national trend, the University of team from each school be placed Sunday dinner was served iri the similar occasion will be conduct­ strongest men in order to make a in the play-offs, Mesa, at the worst, Oklahoma will diseontinue the an­ c~feteria between 1 and 2 p. m. ed next yE!ar; however it may take bid for the conference crown. would come out co-champions. plaC'e in the fall quarter and in­ Coach Tolman expects stiff compe­ nual interscholastic contests in The tournament is based on the Tours were conducted through clude a football game in the pro­ tition from LaJunta, Pueblo, and the college buildings and class classroom subJects f.ormerly held point system. Each team placing gram. Trinidad. Fort Lewis is r,cheduled each spring, President George L. first, whether doubles or singles, room exhibits f.rom 1:00 to 2:30. to send several men to the meet, will be given six points for their _ while Lamar has not decided Cross announced here recently, Faculty members discussed their The decision to drop the subject­ school. The teams placing second whether it will participate. will get four points and the third displays and general class work So far this year, the Mesa track­ matter contests came as the result with the parents as they went from Flesh ·Frying Is of a re'eommendation from the place will receive three points. · .sters have fared very well against room ot room. some fine competition. They wal­ University Committee on School With this system, providing each other college places one team Shirley Tabler, Phyllis Cooper, loped Western State in a dual meet Relations, which based its recom­ held at Grand Junction early in mendation on recent findings of apiece, Mesa will have at least two Bob Brown, Keith Benedict, Dusty, Main Occupation the season, while the team made the North Central Association con­ thirds, or six points, while the Saunder s, Ben Miller, Bill Mon­ good showings in the meet held at test committee. In addition, groups other schools could only obtain six roe, and Ron Rohlfing were hosts Provo, Utah, where some of the of Oklahoma public '· school super­ points for the ir one team if they d ur ing the day. fastest junior college competition intendents wer·e consulted before won first. Several of the eastern participated. reaching the final decision. slope teams appear to be stronger Among th~ various exhibits of Of "Campus Life Some of the men · that Coach "Contests as such are not entirely than their rivals however, and it school work were a display of of­ Tolman has high hopes for are: valueless," President Cross em­ is expected that at least one fice equipment in the commerce By .PHYLLIS COOPER Guy Abramo, defending his c~n­ phasized, ."but, in too many in­ school will place two teams in the tournament. department, a demonstration of How will you have your tan this ference title in the hurdles; Keith stances we have emphasized the cooking and preservat ion techni­ year-rare. medium, or well-done? Benedict int he shotput; Bob Tuck­ winning by a few rather than the The last encounter with Fort It's all a lnatter of taste now, you er and Don Price in the pole vault; returns to the many. Furthermore, Lewis gave many of t he tennis men ques in the home ecnomics de­ know, because there are plenty of Tucker and Ron Call. in the javelin unless wis·ely directed, the means their letter-jackets for the season. partment, an exhibit of biological those ultra-violet rays for every­ throw· Dave Terrill in the · broad tend to become the ends in many Those who have earned the right and zoological speciments in the body who wants to risk an indecent jump;' Tucker in the high jump; contests. to receive one are Harold Johnson, biology department, a display of exposure rap. and such speedsters as John Mazza, "Schools, · as always sho-uld con- John Mullane, Dusty Saunders, laboratory equipment and demon­ The back lawn on the campus is Ron Allen Don Cleveland, Blaine tinue to recognize those who excell Jerry Klein, Bill Gillin and Bob stration experiments in the chemis­ a lovely place for broiling as long Bond, Noel Welcl1, Bob Randall, in classroom subjects, bu,t -we Brown. try department. as you can bribe the janitors to and Don Perrin in the dashes, should also give recognition to . ·The trip to Fort Lewis was can­ leave the sprinklers turned off. sprints, relays, and dife:rent runs. those who show excellence in all- celled last week-end when they An exhibit of materials used in The Mavericks have a fme oppor­ drama and speech classes in the If you have ever wondered what around development. forfeited both basebaU and tennis. drama department, examples of it would be like to reach a state tunity to move up a n?tch. from of complete relaxation-reclining their second place standing m the student writing and illustrations coference meet of last year. of works with literary significance on a blanket with your eyes closed in the English department,- mater­ and the slightest murmur of a ials used in the Spanish and F rench breeze stirring in the grass- then classes in the languag~ department, to be slapped in the face by a Wellesley College . FOR GRADUATION an engineering drawing ex1hibit drenching torrent of icy water ... with samples of student work and just ask one who knows! Maybe a drafting equipment in the engin­ bathing suit would be most appro­ Extends Qormitory eering department. priate in a case like this. A poor There is no finer gift than beautiful A display of geological specimens excuse is better than none. or so and maps in the geology and geo,,. they say. CheEk-ln Hours 'lasting Jewelry. graphy department, an exhibit of There are numerous recipes for Wellesley, Mass. - (LP.) - The laboratory writeups and series of frying the flesh. If you welcome problems of post-vacation re,turn · demonstrations in the physics de­ the idea of having acetic acid pene­ and the p.ossihility of petitioning partment, Mesa College_ publica­ trating yor skin, you may apply ahead of time for an anticipated tions in the journalism department, vinegar and preserve the brown late return recently ealled forth DIAMOND JEWELERS and an art exhibit on the second look. considerable discussion at a meet­ floor. On the other hand, many com- ing of the Wellesley College Coun- 126 No. 5th Phone 457 At 2:30 the entire g.roup was in­ mercial greases, oils, powders, and ·1 • vited to Mary Rait Hall for a creams are on the market fo~ suc.h Cl Concernin·g the possibility-of re­ fashion show and musical program. purposes . .f1;1st one pi:ecav.hon is_ turning in time for the first class Girls from the home economics de­ adv~sable_: either refrain from al- after a vacation, , President M.ar­ partment modeled numerous en­ lowmg any of these substa~ces to garet Clapp said that the major ob­ sembles which they had made rang­ ente!' .Y~ur eyes or eI:,e put m your jections to such, a possibility have ing from sports togs to evening apphcahon fQr . a seemg-eye dog. stemmed from a feeling that it led clothes. · Pat Hinkle was mistress Maybe in another fifty years to considerable turbulance and con­ of ceremonies during the fashion women will be frantically guarding stant excitement all over the cam­ show; she gave a detai'le-d descrip­ their pallid complexions with sun- pus. "lt means that we don't get· tion of each outfit as it was dis~ bonnets and veils again. There back. to a workaday mood; the played. must be an indication of this con- group is affected by individuals · M; s. Marie Treece and Mr. Harry dition in the crystal ball since no coming in at all different time-s.'' Hammer played incidental music one seems to have any luck when The ppssibility of a change from in the background. Shirley Nisbet proposing a sun deck on the dormi- an 11 p. m. return deadline to 1 and Lyle Wallace presented several 'tory roof. Oh well, we must be a. m. received considerable sup­ vocal -numbers. practical about this thing! port. Miss Ruth Lindsay dean of Fay.e Williams, Carl Long, Shir- Upon glancing from my typewrit- re,sidence, pointed out th~t ho'!lse­ 1-ey Baughman, and Ruth Kerr serv­ er, I see that not only has the sky mothers have to check registrations ed punch and cookies to the guests become cloudy, but also that it is at th~ end of the ret~rn day and in the dormitory lounge after 'the raining. Obviously, this dis$ertation that 1t wou_ld be_ unfair to expect fashion s:how. The dorm was ar­ has lost its timely news value in them to wait until 1 a. m. General ranged attractively to accomodate a matter of five minutes. Such is approval greet~d a proposal to _have the group and it was decorated lifei the house president check reg1stra- with spring flowers. . tions a 1 a. m. and call the house- It is quite probable that another .l deO Degree Offered motherRepresentatives only if someone from isthe missing. Mid- v west brought out the fact that an • . H p. m. return of>ten means taking CHICAGO COLLEGE of a train a day earlier and arriving At Te xa_s Umverst 1y in the late morning or early af- ternoon. P resident Clapp suggested OPTOMETRY Austin, Tex., (I.P.)--The Univer­ the possibility of a 1 a. m. dead­ sity of Texas Oollege of Fine Arts line for people with morning Fully Accredited will offer a new radio-television · broadcasting degree next fall. The classes the next day and a 12 noon Ari Outstanding College in University is the first school in deadline for people with no classes a Splendid Profession Texas to offer a degree in the fast until afternoon. There was general, Entrance requirement thirty growing video field. agreement, however, after a poll of' semester hours of credits in those students present was taken, The- number of U. S. universities that only a few would fall in the specified courses. Advanced with television programming cour­ group having no morning classes standing granted \:Or addi­ ses has j-timped from 3·3 last year to the day after vacation. tional L. A. credits in speci­ 60 now. Only 18 schools ha·ve tele­ fied col.rses. vision workshops. Sophs To Be Honored The University's TV workshop, Tickets for the sophomore dinner Registration Now Open under the direction of E. R. Nor­ dance are still available. Special ris, is a joint project of the· De­ students and ·sophomores may pur­ Excellent clinical facilities. partment of Drama and Radio chase them from Ruth Wethington, In Salt Lake City, Utah, there is Recreational and athletic ac· House. An arrangement with a San Caryl Long, Jim Aubrey, Jerry tivities• .:>ormitories on cam­ Antonio television station enables Merlino, and Patti Pinker': :>n. The always a friendly · gathering of pus. Approved for Veterans. stud-ents to use that station's facil­ price of $1.25 per person includes ities much as they would a regular the dinner of roast turkey and University 9£ Utah students in the ~ 356 Seiden Ave. la1bovatory on the campus. d'ance music by the Collegians. Chicago 14, Illinois '!1he new degree plan is more This is an event that no spho­ Annex Cafeteria. And, as in univei' .. specialized than the degree in more will want to miss. It is the radio now offered. climax of two years of hard work. sities everywhere, ice-cold Coca-Cola helps make these get-togethers · Come In ;and ~omething to remember. As a p; use See Our COME IN AND SEE from the study grind, or on a Sat­ Fine Graduation · our Complete NEW Stock of . _urd~y night date-Coke belongs. Gifts Ask for it either way ••• both Drawing S!-lpplies trade-marks· mean the same thing.

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