THE HIKING CLUB WILL CLIPS' MOUNT ELDEN SATURDAY C h e o f c i t t e Two pints make one
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Tuesday, Apfil 28, 1936 ARIZONA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE. FLAGSTAFF. ARIZONA Volume X X III— No. 28 Ricca And Herrera Win In Finals SCIENTISTS Seventh Annual HIKING CLUB Phi Sigma Iota 286 VOTES POLLED TO Pi Kappa Epsilon TO TOP ELDEN Sends Delegate MEET HERE Spring Dance Held MT. SATURDAY To Convention PICK STUDENT OFFICERS Monte Vista Scene Of Yearly Thirty-Two Expected To Go Phi Sigma Iota, honorary lang Gathering Of Members On 20 Mile Hike As uage fraternity, will send a dele THIS WEEK gate to the convention of the west FOR 1936-37 SCHOOL YEAR- And Guests Conditioner ern precinct of Phi Sigma Iota at Denver university on May 8 17th Annual Meeting When spring comes then ar a final conditioner before the and 9. This convention is a gfct- Dining- Ha,U Speech rives the annual spring dinner long hike which is to start Wed together meeting of all language TEMPE ORCHESTRA S. W. Division dance of Pi Kappa Epsilon, De nesday. May 6, the Hiking club fraternities. Fred Dockstader has HERE TONIGHT By Ricca Builds Molay fraternity, which was held will scale the heights of Mt. Elden, been selected to represent Flag A.A.A.S Saturday, April 25, at the Hotel east of here, next Saturday on a staff and he will give a talk at the Tonight at 8 p. m. the Tempe Interest Monte Vista. 20-mile jaunt. meeting. instrumental department will This was the seventh annual The mountain is one of the hard Fred Dockstader, president of present the Tempe orchestra in OPEN^fb ALLspring formal given by this or est to climb in this part of the the fraternity, says that a call for a program in Ashurst auditor state’v ie w s ganization. It w&s directed by state. new members in Phi Sigma Iota ium. The orchestra is making the president, Harry Biller. The members of the club will being considered. a tour of this part of the state. Individual tables were arranged leave here at 9 Saturday morning, The program was presented at Elected Give Aims Students May Hear attractively and decorated in the climb to the government lookout the high schnol this afternoon Lectures Free club colors, maroon and grey. station at the top of Elden where and at the last minute a pro For Next Year’s Dancing began at 9 to the mu they will have lunch. After get Lake MAry Lodge gram was arranged for the Of Cost sic of John Gault's Lumberjack ting a good view of the surround Is Scene Of Senior college. Students Collegians. Maroon and grey was ing country and their second wind, The group is under the direc The college and the city of Flag used in the hall decorations. At the Atpiners will start back for Outing Wednesday tion of Carl C. Hoyer, band in Winning their positions by safe staff are completing an interest one end of the hall hung a roster thf campus, reaching here about structor at Tempe. margins at the final elections yes- ing schedule for the 17th annual of the members and at the other 4»30. terdiay, John-Ricca and John Her Senior days are happy days, and rera were chosen by the Asso nreeting—of the southwestern di end was the PI Kappa Epsilon in According to Sam Waldrip .Pres' te of the most exciting at the vision of the American Association signia. Dance programs bearing ident of the club, about 32 hikers, A rt Students At ciated Student voters yesterday to college is the annual senior outing, act as president and vice-president for the Advancement of Science, the fraternity crest were printed the same .number that made the whieh was held this-year on Wed Work On Classroom which opened here yesterday and on grey paper with maroon ink- long; hike last year, will make the of the Student bortv for the- school nesday, April 22, at Lake Mary year 1936-37. which will continue through Dr. and Mrs. Victor H. Kelley, journey to the top of the lofty lodge. Ricca, sophomore from Kjpg»- ^ Thursday, April 30. sponsors of the fraternity, were mountain. The men. besides their “Blue Boy” left the campus-at Wilmyth Case, head of the art In association with the scientific guests of honor. The members and regular equipment, will carry department, is supervising the re man, Ariz., running for president, one o’clock taking with it a group defeated his opponent. Edgar meeting is the third annual meet guests present were Harry Biller, packs. decorating and painting of the art of light-hearted men and women Burkhart, junior from Yuma, A m ., ing of the southwestern section of Georgianna Isham, John Herrera, The long trip to Rainbow bridge who perhaps would never again go room in the main building and giv Mildred Moore, Thomas Tucker, is all set. according to Waldrip. ing special coaching to one of her by 40 votes. Ricca drew 103, while the Tree Ring conference of the on such an outing together. All Burkhart tallied 123 of the 268 American Foresters and the an Juliet Osborne, Jeff Ferris, Bet-1 Almost all details have been cared arrangements were made by students, Doris Perry of Phoenix, ty Radetic, WaRer Tocco, Carmen | for, and transportation has been who is doing two murals which are votes cast for the candidates. nual meeting of the Southwest Franklin Jordan, president of the Herrera, junior from Gallup, N. Carron, Virgil Crawley, Edithj secured to carry the members to class. to hang on the walls of this room. Conservation league and the Eco The two murals, each measuring M.. defeated his opponent, Virpil logical Society of America. This Moody, Bob Munro, Mary Sanford, j the jumping off point. Thirty-two Everett Hudson planned the en-i , „ ’ V Sid Knudsen, Esther Wimmer, \ students and Mr. Powers, club Crawley, by 49 votes. The win is the second annual meeting* in tertainment of horseshoes, base- 12 by 4 p LJ X ^tnHent Paul Herrera, Pauline Timmons, sponsor, expect to sign up for ner drew 167 while Crawley polled which the scientists have enjoyed ball and volley ball. For those I te?M*5r“- ,JLud*"t118 out of the 285 votes for this the hospitality of the scientific Don Clark, Nola Caffey, Jack this trip. more active individuals, boats were < *as f°“nd her Blair, Dorothy McAllistcr, James . . . . * * . , 4 h f on triothe mcattle ttlo mncroft ranges atof Arizona. Arizona office. and educational institutions of available for rowing and the most The fact that only 286 students Patterson, Bobbette Gotlieb, Joe daring men swimming. One mural, “The Roundup," -de Flagstaff, the ninth annual meet picts mounted cowboys riding “hell went to the polls revealed a lack ing having been held at Flagstaff Tissaw, Margaret Nyl&nd, Emmett Summer School Supper was served picnic style DeVaney, Jeanne Larson, and Mr. for leather” through a herd of of interest on the part of the stu in 1928. The host institutions are with the cooperation of the col dents, despite a noon meal speech and Mrs. Kenneth Hurlbert. To Have Several lege dining hall and Mother Han cattle. The second mural which the college, Lowell observatory, the young artist calls “The Long by president-elect Ricca who got the Museum of Northern Arizona Invited guests were Nate Stor\‘\ ley. head of the dining hall at Helen Gibbons, Victor Sheffield, New Professors Trail," pictures a long train of up before the dining hall and de and the Grand Canyon national the college. Mother Hanley’s fa nied all propaganda which he Claire Cravath, Wallen Andrews, mous picnic suppers are long re covered wagons riding into a park. L. A. Eastbum, instructor at western sunset—enroute to the stated was being aimed at him. In addition to the many lectures Dorothy Harrington, Lawrence membered. Gold, Betsy Parks, Clifford Jones, Phoenix Union high school, wall open country of the west This last minute rally, it is esti of general interest to the public, be ^among the new summer school After the plentiful supper, danc mated, brought up the number of Winifred Lovell, Saul Johnson and ing was enjoyed in the lodge until When not working on the murals are exhibits in the library of the session instructors. Eastburn will .. pouring over W ill James’ artis total votes cast. college, sponsored by the Spencer Margaret Riddle, Melvin Hutchin 11:30. son, Billie Fehrman, John Ricca, teach in the department of educa tic contributions. Miss Perry treks There was approximately 15 Lens company, the Desert Plant tion. down to the college dairy where more votes cast in the finals than Life magazineNjf Pasadena, Calif.; Eleanor Kinney, C. L. Burns, Zel- la Tolman, Bud Brown and wife. Miss Lola Wright of Glendale, she finds a crowd of contented in the primaries. Peterson, Brooke, Steiner and Wist Arizona, high school, will teach Townsend Plan To cow» more than willing to act as Giving the Pine his policy for of Phoeuix, and the U. S. Soil home making. Kar! Bratton of Be Topic At Next models.' next year, Ricca made tne follow Conservation service. Tormey Speaks the voice department at Baker uni Charles Osterfoss, also an art ing statement: “As president of Many activities have been versity at Baldwin, Kans., will Relations Meetingmajor at the college, dons chaps, the Associated Students of the col planned^ fpr the visitors by local To Group take over duties of associate pro boots, spurs, and ten gallon hat lege for the coming school year, committees. ^ A number of trips A.W '.S. I wish to take this opportunity to fessor of music. The ‘Townsend Plan" will be the to model as a cowboy for these have been planned to the Colorado Dean William Tinsley, head of murals. He is also painting the thank the students for their spir river via the Kaibab trail at the Dr. T. J. Tormey gave his views the history department at the col topic of discussion at the final ited support shown at the polls. meeting of the International Re woodwork and ceiling in the art Grand Canyon along the canyon of the accomplishments and pos lege, will be replaced this summer I also wish to extend my congratu rim to the Canyon, of the Little sible improvements of the Asso lations club for this year. The by Dy>. Charles Hunter, head of meeting will be held in Campbell lations to you in your selection of Colorado river and on to Moencopi ciated Women students at a lunch social studies department at Fres the other candidates chosen to rep pueblo and Wupatki national mon eon given by that organization in hall parlor Wednesday evenning Dysentery Vaccine no State college. Dean Tinsley at 7 p. m. This subject was chos resent your student body. Your ument; Montezuma’s Castle na Morton hall parlor at 1 p. m. Sat will work on his doctor’s degree en because of the prominent part Tried On Human selection has been a group that tional monument; Hopi pueblo vil urday, April 25. at Stanford university. I am sure will work together 100 lages; Zion and Bryce Canyon na The newly-elected members to it now holds in the national lime light. Edgar Burkhart will lead Guinea Volunteersper cent, and one which will ac tional parks, and many other plac the A. W. S. council prepared the complish any task undertaken. es of interest. In addition to so luncheon and served it, as some Tempe Glee Club the discussion. As this is the last meeting of the year, election Human guinea pies expen- “We are here to introduce and cials offered by some of the towns what of an initiation into the ments to counteract Dacillary dys promote your activities and poli people of Flagstaff, there was £ group. These members were Joy Gives Program At of officers will take place and plans for next year will be made. entary in New Mexico were used cies, and I sincerely intend to do dinner at the Hotel Monte Vista Altweis, secretary; Daisy Svyatz- Regular Assembly by Dr. F. W. Allen of the Uni my part.” on Monday evening given by the eli, treasurer; Mildred Moore and versity of New’ Mexico at Albu John Herrera, when asked for Flagstaff members of Sigma Xi. querque, and his colleague, Miss his statement, answered, “I wish '^ '^ S S - ^ S T t S S U differenTfrom the type Ardrey Talks To Tonight the annual division ban Avis Johnson, according to a re to thank the students for the sup quet will be held at the Monte of accomplishments and impjo™. °< praV Im Prescott H igh And port made April 27 by Dr. Allen port given me in the election. I Vista, and Wednesday evening an ments of A. W. S. by his short gjve^ by the men,s ^ Pclub of at the meeting of the American will do my utmost to cooperate informal dinner will be given at Clemenceau ClubAssociation for the Advancement with Ricca and the council for the El Tovar hotel at the Grand Can ‘ cKtt Mr, T. yoraW . of Science. coming year." yon. Professor Eldon A. Ardrey ad Volunteers to test the vaccine Wednesday, April 29 dressed the student body of Pres were used. Three persons, Avis Graduating Class 9 a. m.— Section meetings. council members present were Amy j • P ’ divided into cott high school Tuesday morninp, Johnson, who has done most of the April 21, on the subject, “Music laboratory work, J. Teare and M. To Complete Plans 1:30 p. m.— General business Mary & Martha k?T Morgan, *„G„w„.HAn,shh*,::: Mary Shea, . - ■ - £ # 3 3 session and election of officers. Jean James. Ruth Powles, in Inez .I .>" . ___ four of the . parts. The rest of as a Profession.” Thorpe, students at the University For Social Program Monte Vista. El)a ! the program, composed of selec- From Prescott, Professor Ard of New Mexico, and Dr. Allen all Udall, Marjorie Wingfield. i tions on various instruments, made rey traveled to Clemenceau where subjected themselves to this dis 3 p. m.— Leave for Grand Can aWtkins and Dorothy Fain. yon. Motorcade will leave from the difference between the a cap- he talked to the Clemenceau Wom ease. Both Johnson and Allen be In order to complete the social the courthouse immediately fol-^ pella choir presentations and the en’s club on "American Music.’1 came immune. A group of chil program for the senior class, a lowing the business meeting. glee club. Winifred Lovell, Alma Riley and dren in Albuquerque were then meeting of that graduating body 7 p. m.— Informal dinner, El Playmakers Will I The following program was giv- Paul Giroux accompanied Mr. Ard used and in most cases immunity will be held Thursday at 6:30 p. Tovar hotel, Grand Canyon. Give 4Show-Off’ To ien: Glee club singing, “All Hail rey in order to illubtrate the play was the result. m. in Room 28. Plans will be made 8:30 p. m.—John Wesley Powell . . j Tempe” by Hoyer; “On the Roading and singing of American com Due to limited facilities, Dr. Al for the senior ball, senior banquet, lecture, El Tovar. ‘The Wilder Jerome Audience to Mandalay" by S p e a k s ;a n d positions. V* len turned the vaccine over to senior class day, and commence ness as a Teacher, Preacher and “Turkey in the Straw” by Schaf Lilly’s, manufacturers of pharma ment week. Since the program Companion. A Study of the Con fer. Clarinet solo, "Nimble Fin ceutical and biological products, must be rushed along in order to tribution Made by a Great Nation Because of the successful per gers,” Mr. Rogers. Glee club, Pi Kap Meeting and let them make it. After ex arrange for everything in the five al Park." Dr. John C. Merriam, formance of the comedy-farce. "Pilgrim’s Song,” by Tschaikow- perimenting with it, Lilly's sug weeks left of this quarter it is president Carnegie Institution of “The Show-off" last winter in As- sky; “Master of the "-Forge” by As scheduled, the meeting of Pi gested that a dry vaccine be used very Important that everybody be Washington. hurst auditorium, the Arizona Cadman. Piano solo, “Waltz inKappa Epsilon fraternity will be instead of the liquid type. Six present. Playmakers have been requested A Flat" by Chopin, Mr. Payne. held in Room 38 of tfc? main build volunteers took tne dried form, Thursday, April 30 by the people of Jerome to present Glee club, Impressions from opera ing Wednesday evening, April 28, and in all cases it worked oat as CALENDAR 8:30 a. m.— Excursions at Grand this play at Jerome high school on “II Trovatore" by Verdi; "Anvil at 8:30. well. Tuesday, April » v Canyon. Trip 1, a hike to the Wednesday, May 6. Some changes Chorus,” “Fierce roll the Flames"; Plans for the Oak Creek picnic Dr. Allen has a group of 400 W. A. A. Meeting, 7 p. m.. Gym. Colorado river, under the leader in the cast have been made from “Home to our Mountains” ; two gui-will be completed at the meeting. children in Albuquerque that he Pi Omega. Pi, 7:90 p. m., Recep ship of Edwin D. McKee, park the one which gave the initial per tars, “Royal Hilo Hawaiian March" The picnic, whieh will be held will experiment with. Two hun tion room of Library. naturalist. Trip 2, along rim of formance last fall. However, strict and “Honolulu Tomboy Medley." in the latter part of May, will be dred will be given the vaccine and Wednesday. April 2* Grand Canyon. Leader: Louis rehearsals are beig held regularly, Aocordian, “Dark Eyes,” Russiana farewell party to Jeff Ferris, 200 will not. in an attempt to cut Pi Kappa Epsilon, 7:30 p. m., Schpllbach, park naturalist. Eve and a fine performance at Jerome Folk song. Glee club, “Tramp, Don Clark, John Gault, James W il down the death rate from this Room 88. ning: Lecture 'and entertainment is. expected.______Tramp, Thamp," by Herbert; tunes liams and Vernon Millikan. These disease. Thorsday, April » Trip 3, motorcade. Leader: Dr. from “Pinafore" by Gilbert-Sul- members will have completed their W . A. A. Meeting, 7 p. m., Gym. Harold S. Colton. Yavapai obser livan. studies at the end of the spring Louis Puente, educatioh ______Saturday, M ay ! vation station, Wayside Museum quarter, and it is with a great deal at the Williams CCC camp, was a Northern Arizona H. S. girls of Archaeology; Desert View; can Freshmen—Don’t forget the pic of regret that members of Pi visitor on the campus last week patki ruin, optional), arriving yon Little Colorado river, Camer nic tomorrow at Ook Creek canyon. Kappa Epsilon see them depart. end. P '^rack^Meet at Temper on; Painted Desert, Tuba City, Flagstaff for dinner. Page Two T H E PINE Tuesday, April 28, 1936
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The decorations Arrowhead ination weeks— no issue din-ing school vacations— by and for the ist with Leopold ' Stokowski and Switzer’s his Philharmonic “lads” at 7 p. m.for the evening will be along the Associated Students organization of the Arizona State Teachers May day theme, with programs College at Flagstaff, Arizona. Thursday over NBC. As a con Service Station " Hardware trast, Louis Pima’s jam band will and placecards carrying out that Gas and O il 19 3 5 Member 19 36 intersperse the program along effect. Phone 94 Try Switzer's with Bob “Bazooka” Burns and Chaperones will be the regular Wilbur Caffey F ksorided Gotte&ide Press Jimmy Dorsey’s swingsters. sponsors with a few invited guests. Distributor of ' Concert Features Basso Last night Delta Phi Alpha cul Guard Inspection CbHeftiate Di 6est minated their “concert season” with a plenty fine performance by MEMBER ARIZONA NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION the faculty string trio and a group Annual inspection of Flagstaff Sole and Exclusive National Advertising Representatives of vocal selections given by Dr. Company I. Arizona National STANDARD NATIONAL ADVERTISING SERVICE, INC. Erskine, talented bass singer. Dr. guard, will be held at the armory 420 Madison Avenue, New York City Erskine Is park ranger at Walnut Tuesday night, according to Capt. Chicago — Boston — San Francisco — Los Angeles — Portland Canyon and a valuable musical Clarence T. Pulliam, commanding Seattle addition to this vicinity. John officer. An officer from the reg QUALITY Charles Thomas, Met. bass star, ular army is expected from Colo writes Don, urging „go on and SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.60 PER YEAR rado to conduct the inspection. study!” J There will be review of drill ma These presentations are ex neuvers, inspection of equipment, MERCHANDISE E d ito r ______tremely commendable in their ef fort to further musical apprecia review of army problems and tac- Assistant Editors...... tfcs studied by guardsmen the past tion in Flagstaff. Business M an ager__ year and checking of rifle and pis News Editors...... ------Sam Illitzky, Amy Thompson Pon My Word At Lowest Possible Prices Lily Pons is adding a dash of tol shooting records. As building Sport Editor ...... Tommy Tucker projects at Fort Tuthill have kept Girls Sports ...... ;...... Billie Fehrman Harlem to her repetoire by taking lessons from Bee Palmer, hotcha the rifle range torn up most of Copy E ditors______...Orley Pendergraft, Esther Wimmer the year, little will be available in Dry Goods Shoes Men's Furnishings ______:....JFred Dockstader torch singer'. Her coloratura Staff Artist______shooting records. D ra m a ______...Dick Anderson crooning will just about merit a Clothing Ready-to-Wear ...... Mary De Mario lift of Dilfill’s eyebrows. Faculty Advisor___ ...Dr. D. B. Harmon Next War Menace Drugs Millinery Furniture Society Editor --- ...Nona Knight Hardware Sporting Goods Circulation______...... Vernon Milliken Not Hurrying In W ill Be Fire Bomb Reporters: Harold Kassel, Mary De Ma.io, Lloyd Canfil, Bob Curios Meats Vegetable Cummins, Edwin Eckert, John Aston, Vemer Benson. Arthur Choice Of Coach New York (ACP)—The 2-pound Thriftways McNeill, William Anderson, Raymond Stephenson, incendiary bomb, containing ther Charles Dover, Anthony Spano, Saul Johnson, Flagstaff State college officials mite, will be the real peril of the John Gault are in no hurry about picking a next war, according to Prof. J. coach to fill the vacancy created Enrique Zanetti of Columbia uni by resignation of head football SENIOR EDITION OF THE PINE coach Mark Macintosh, and it probably will be somt time before Teachers Wanted As all Seniors probably Know, there is no La Cuesta this a selection is made, according to year. It is too bad that this condition has to exist, but some Earl C. Slipher, member college Teachers wanted to enroll for high board. school, grade, executive positions thing is going to be done to try and give these graduating Several applicants have come Lumberjacks something to remember their college days by. now open for western states. Ap here for personal interviews with ply immediately. Professional This year, for the first time, a Senior Edition of The Pine Dr. T. J. Tormey, president of the Placement Bureau, 321 Brooks Ar will be published, giving the history of the class, as well as a college. cade Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. number of cuts of the various activities of the group. This Friday Coach Macintosh went to A14.2l.28M6 Swarthmore college, near Phila paper will be an eight column sheet of four or more pages, delphia, at the request of the pres A little cooperation will be needed from the members of the ident of that college regarding class to make the edition possible, but it will be done, and becoming coach and director of with no extra cost to the student body. athletics. Swarthmore has had good rating in football,, playing The staff of The Pine has agreed to do this extra work Harvard and other nationally to make the edition possible, so all help given will be helping known colleges, but has exper YOURSELVES as well as/the staff of The Pine. ienced a slump the past few years. Mr. Slipher said a telegram was received this week from Swarth Grid Player Sells more inquiring about Macintosh’s LET US PROVE TO qualifications and record. The tel Under Share Of Himselfegram indicates, he said, that Mac intosh has a fine chance to get the the Hat Madison, Wis. (ACP)—The sell- position, also a good chance for yourself system, brought to its a Michigan college coaching job. By The Snooper peak by Max Baer when he sold The year 1936 may be a break some 200 per cent of himself to various managers under the be for the girls, but to the pedestrian We notice that Maurice Manes it is just another leap year. YOU is going to dp a good job of run lief that “per cents were like pieces ning the social business— or was of pie”, has been successfully used it Mouse Manes? Say who did by Rudolph Jegart, University of CORRECT FORM TO USE Wisconsin football , player and that Better Printing and Economy can be secured we vote for? . . . Is this a case WHEN APPLYING FOfe of double identity? . . . FLASH— sculptor, to finance a trip abroad. A TEACHING POSITION Morton hall revolts against the Having sold all the shares avail able, Jogart left for France last with Our Trices and Workmanship midnight room inspections made Mr. J. H. Brown after all the formals . . . why is week. Investors in the one-man- corporation may look forward to Supt. of Schools it that these gals formerly at the Higley, Arizona height of popularity now taste the dividends of oil paintings, w^ter something or other of lonesome- colors, or sketches on his retum.\ Dear J. H : We have in stock at all times a complete line of Jegart is the originator of “Kii I want to teach ness . . . referring to such as Ny- netic Sculpture," using wire, wood lund, Altweis, Mabel McKnight . . schools if you will gi Printing Papers, which enables us to give you the . And why does our little boy “Si”and string as principal materials.^ >j9b. What will you pay me? avoid Moose Nose . . . And Moosie His “The Lynching” in this. mediurtT won wide acclaim last fall, and First I will give you my life best service at a low cost—on the following: just can not tell a lie (she can’t history. I have never been in fool us, though, she got that one he has won various prizes in other art forms. jail, except once, but that was from Georgie Washington) . when I was young and robbed she confesses to the dean . . . Then a bank. They framed me. Was the fellows started to razz Rolf “A middle-aged individual has Letterheads Pamphlets Larson . . . he believed what they you ever framed, J. H.? less chance to reach the age of I am a settled married man, • told him for a while, and was al 80 than his grandparents had.” So most ready to “swear off” Palmer I have been married two years Envelopes Folders . . . and then there’s Krause— or says Dr. Alexis Carrel, who ought and have two children, one three maybe we’d better let Kassel'ride to know. years old and a little girl six Office Forms Placards him . . . Speaking of Kassel, even months old. the Snoop thinks he writes a lousy without being mentioned . . . What I see by your application Circulars Business Cards column . . . such humor . . . he is this power LaSalle has that en blank that you would like a has to take his jokes from the ables him to take Schofield away magazines that published jokes for recommendation from a preach Booklets from the clutching finders of Ter- er or banker, and my last em Calling Cards Noah . . . this is an example of rin and the other “exes” who the type of wit (? ) he writes . . . would like to do away with that ployer. I asked the banker to Sale Books “Roses are red, violets are blue . “ex” in front of boy-friend . . . give me a recommendation but Social Stationery . . ’’ We can do without Kassel after months of putting up with he wouldn’t on account of that and Krausey too” . . . The Pine each other, it seems as though the was the bank where I stole Parks-Dover affair has gone on the money when I got framed. the rocks . . . Enough Snooping My last employer can’t give We are in a position to furnish estimates on any Society Editor, hasn’t been done yet to tell the me a recommendation because why or wherefores—or has there Winslo^^Iail, he got bumped off in a gang Printing job known to the printing industry. been too much snooping? . . . Fish warS^I was a sort of a body inslow^riz. says he gets a big thrill out of walking little June Duggp.r to town guard for him. The preacher won’t give me Sincere wishes of gratitude and back on these moonlit eve nings . . . When interviewed, Jack a good recommendation because It will be to your financial interest and advantage for your presence at the Pi Thompson refused to make any I got kicked out of the church statement about where he stood after a mixup with the woman to keep us in mind when you are in need of Printing. Kap formal. . . . he says he isn’t worried . . . that played the organ. PINE BUS. MGR. he shouldn’t be . . . There were I love children that is why I four galsjooking for Russell down want to teach. I guess mebby Phoenix at the meet . . . Paul Be Particular About Your Printing ... We AreI staff (the Snoop) bids you adieu was smart and made himself the Junior college will send you . . . I f you think this is lousy just scarce . . . Incidentally, Schofield my transcript although I don’t read the Hazards. . . and LaSalle . . . we hear thaT know because I was expelled And so, my heahr peepuls, as everyone is getting tired of this from there after going six soon as the scientists leave, the “baby feeding” each other in the years. Some of the Profs, had geiedunks will again return to in dining hall . . . The same refers It in for me. I guess that’s why vade our campus . . . May days— to Bobby Cox and Ruth Anna Jack I flunked so many subjects. play days . . . ah, that’s good-- son, we hear . . . Bobby really has If you can give me the job Play days are happy days . . . at it bad . . . leaves the campus for I will appreciate it and if I can un least that’s what our friends, lit two days and sends the gal fran tle Herrera, little Hendrix, Fish, a telegram to assure her he is OK do anything to help let me and Lindemann are saying ...... Myles Farr, Enoch Seale, Net know. If you want to know any thoughts of the track team bring tie Eades and Gladys Hittson went thing^ about m y private life Commercial Printing Department more sayings to mind, such as on a little spree the other night write and let me know, and I . . . When Catt’s away, how Billie . . . we say “spree” ’cause Seale will tell you. Also if you know Phone 21 does play . . . Maybe he won’t leave was overheard to say that he had any good jokes tell them in your her in charge of the Senator next never had a date and never want letter. Goody bye, J. H. ed to . . . there is such a thing time . . . This little romance be Your future teacher, tween Virginia Schofield and Jim as being forced to, we guess . . . mie LaSalle has gone far enough (wc don’t know) . . . Tuesday, April 28. 1936 Page Three
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LUMBERJACKS■ —— IN ------TEMPE ------* TRIANGLE------MEET HIGHSCHOOL McCREARY WILL TAKE TWO GIRLS’ PLAY TEAMS TO COM PETE AGAINST Records Fall At Green wayDAY SATURDAY BULLDOGS AND N. M. AGGIES
NAEGLE ONLY Tocco Organizes 20-30 Club Will Amazons Will Be In Complete - + + + + + + + * + Flag Men Expected To Make Soft Ball League F ro m o te Charge Of Events And Points In Middle FLAG ENTRANT Competition Waitei Tocco, in cooperation Kibitzing Distances with the class captains has con During Summer Completing all plans for play VIC and TI C TO REGISTER sented to organize and manage the day, the W. A. A. Amazons are intramural softball competition. ,, . ready to start the annual play day FROSH IN DUAL Takes Fourth In Mile Hun To He announces that playoffs w ill. Commission Appointed By next Saturday to be held on the Gather Only Team begin immediately. , City Council To college grounds. The play day Our lone placer in the Green- Peagreener Events To Be Run Point The class captains are as fol this year promises to be better wa> meet was Carl Naegle, who lows: Freshmen, Wohlschlegel; Preside and what a real play day should took a fourth in the mile run. Off In Same Manner (ophomores, Feeny and Benson; j ----- be. Art McNeil did well by getting As Varsity juniors, Glasson; seniors, Jordan. I Local college leather pushers The spirit of the days were orig into the finals in the broad jump ARIZONA WINS According to Tocco Che first ( will have the opportunity to dis- inally held with the idea of stu and high hurdles. “Mac" jump game will begin on Wednesday play their ability this summer if dents to come together and play. ed 21 feet 4 inches. Both of Coach Aaron McCreary, Lum University Team Takes Top evening and will continue through j present plans of the 20-30 club However, in recent years the so- these hoys should show up well berjack track coach, will take both round robin series. The winner j materialize. called play days have been con in the meet at Tempe this week his varsity and fresh track teams Honors, San Diego ill receive the honors on a per- j Permission for the 20-30 club to ducted with competition a n d end. to Tempe Saturday, May 2, where State Second centage basis. j promote amateur boxing and to awards as the goal. This year they will participate in meets. It is hoped that supper can be; supervise all boxing matches the Amazons are going back to The Collegian of April 27 The Lumberjack varsity cinder eaten earlier so that darkness will i through a regularly appointed the original spirit and competi tioned the good work done by men will meet* the New Mexico Seven records feil Saturday at tion and awards *’ill be elimina Aggies from Las Cruces, and the the annual Greenway field day not interfere with playing. j commission was granted by the good-will ambassador Patterson Equipment, it is hoped, will be city council recently, ted, playing for enjoyment will and Mel Hutchinson, Sun sports Tempe Bulldogs in a triangular meet at the Phoenix high school be the motive. mept. stadium. This collection of cin furnished by the athletic depart- the commission approved by the editor, in caring for the Tempe ment, provided they cooperate. j city council will Clarence T. Each W. A. A. member on a pubilists' mascot, "Inkey.” The The contest between the Lum der stars was probably the great committee will b* responsible for est ever seen in this state. Pulliam, city clerk; “Pat” Patter- “Observer” never mentioned if theberjacks, Aggies and Bulldogs on i son an ’ W AKE UP! Don’t lie in bed too late. the shipJ * * At dawn you should awake. Wake up, the sun arose. Hurry up! Get on your toes. bought Column Wake up! Wake up! Wake up! Wake up! Get up, breakfast is ready. On your toes, Tom, Jean and Ted dy. ioAmenca Hurry up, get Out to play, And this will be a happy day. — Dana June Davis. . . a n d t o b a c c o OUR BLOCK PRINT For art some of the fifth grad ers made block prints. First you plan your design and put it on ■ to the world your linoleum which has been glued to a piece of wood. Then you take a sharp knife and cut out the lines you don’t want. Next you put black ink on with a brayer and you stamp it on white paper and your block print is finished. William Priest made a block print of a sailboat. Marjorie Wright made one of a Viking ship. Bobbie Hulls made one of a bas ket of flowers. Frank Whitnell History tells us that made one of some mountains and a duck. Hayes Trukkee made when Christopher Columbus’ sailors of the San Francisco mountains. Betty Lou Decker made one of a took tobacco back home with them Mexican pueblo. We entered twe in the “art exhibit.” everybody hailed it*as one of the first Thomas Tormey new pleasures in years. We know, for example, of the professor in a small town college Today tobacco gives more pleasure who travelled BO miles away to another campus to observe a bas ..and now to more people than ever before. ketball game. As the game broke up, a man from his home town of throughout the world Many different claims are made for fered the professor a ride home. He accepted, with gratitude. No smokers are saying tobacco, but most everybody agrees sooner did he set foot on his front porch than he realized he had driv on this . . . en his own car to the other city. Since he had to teach the next Smoking is a pleasure and the morning, he sent his wife on the train to get the car and drive it cigarette is the mildest and purest home. So he stopped fn at the depot form in which that pleasure can and bought his wife a round-trip be enjoyed. ticket! © 1936,ic cc L tt & M riA 5 T o bacco C o .