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Vol. 63 1111110 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1965 No. 48

Prof Blasts 'Make It Funny' e State College Dr. Sperling Blasts Hiring Policy Another Draft Story An SJS professor has accused By RICH THAW "You are hereby ordered for (c) deferment "might be ow state college administrators of en- Kerr for Remarks Spartan Daily Saigon(?) induction into the Armed Forces in the afternon mailing." couraging the hiring of student Corespondent of the United States, and to re- The opening to the featur, Dr. John Sperling, SJS assistant puses to institute sununer pro- ally, we will support it. If it does instructors to teach classes that Says the Editor: port at 1654 The Alameda, San story might be "A funny thin. professor of humanities, has ac- grams. not, we will insist on changes or should be taught by more experi- "Thaw, write another story Jose, California, on Dec. 15, happened to me on the way t, cused University of California Pres. Gov. Edmund Brown echoed the oppose it. We certainly will not enced professors, and the overload- on the draft. lalake it humorous. 1965 at 6 a.m. (morning). Viet Narn." Clark Kerr of "monopolistic be- accu.sation and expressed "dis- be stampeded by Pres. Kerr into ing of other professors with teach- Another draft story. A funny The State Bar of California How can one be funny when havior." appointment that the California acceptance of a ha.stily conceived ing units. draft story. After four news suggests that before entering he's praying? The charge was leveled Friday State Colleges do not seem to be scheme." "I'm accusing the chancellor's stories and three features on the Servic e, you do these by Dr. Sperling, president of the meeting their cornmitment as The SJS professor added that office of exploiting the faculty Within reach irr '66 is a de- the draft, he wants another things: Prepare or revise your gree that seems to take priority College Council of the California promptly as the University." "Kerr's latest pressure move is labor problem," Dr. Theodore Bal- assignments will. Execute and record power he intends to funny story. The over immediate military com- Federation of Teachers, in response DID NOT ASK further proof that gooyen, professor of speech, said ac- of attorney. Arrange to pay I getbe funny about auto mitment under the statutory' to Dr. Kerr's recent charge that In a letter to Gov. Brown, the impose permanent second-class sta- Friday. the draft your debts. Be sure your bene- state colleges." cidents, disease and 1-S (c) deferment. the state colleges are "dragging Board of Trustees and Chancellor tus on the RELIEVE DEMAND The feature is to be written ficiaries are correct on life "It is sheer hypocrisy for Dr. One can only hope that it is their feet" in converting to the Glenn S. Durnlce reasserted that "You relieve the demand for in a humorous vein, but my vein insurance." Kerr to talk about the need for processed through the compli- year-round quarter system the state colleges have not asked teachers when you hire students to has been somewhat ruptured. Yes sir, real material for a economy in the state colleges while cated machinery before the in- At the Nov. 23 meeting of the for a time extension and that all teach. These individuals do not This morning's mail included humorous feattue. his system enjoys favored treat- duction date. State Coordinating Council for 18 state colleges will be on the have the training or experience to join This material is so rich in ment by the Legislature He in- two bills, an invitation Higher Education, Pres. Kerr ac- quarter system by 1975 as original- to teach classes ordinarily assigned an advertisement for humor that I laughed all the The editor wants a funny sists on the best for the Uni- a church, cused the state colleges of not ly planned. to faculty members." These per- nasal hair way to the College Registrar's story. If I'm drafted, he'll prob- versity of California but asks the a chrome-plated moving ahead promptly enough. "Obviously, in terms of numbers son.s, he said, have no qualifica- where I proceeded mast ably want me to be the Far puller (with optional adapter office, alone, the problem of conversion state colleges to process more stu- tions for teaching beyond a B.A grimly to fight this thing. My Eastern correspondent for the IJNIVERSITY TO CONVERT dents at lower cost with no asstd.- for navel operation) and a mes- for the state colleges is twice as degree. (with feature will bring the house Spartan Daily. He explained that the university ance that educational standards sage from Uncle Sam difficult as is the problem for Dr. Balgooyen, president of the amen when I relate how I was Then he'll tell me to make undertaken to convert will not suffer." posible adaption to a Naval already has the turiversity," the letter said. SJS chapter of the Association of the request for a 1-S it humorous. fall Operation). told that to the quarter system next The state colleges have 157,000 California State College Professors and has set dates for all its cam- AIMOMEMAI1.1 Par students on 18 campuses compared (ACSCP), drew up and submitted to the university enrollment of to the college Academic Council 79,000 9p nine campuses. Tickets Available an ACSCP reslution requesting Dr. Sperling said that the AFT Tickets to the appointment of a committee the Eugene Istornin has commended Chancellor Dumke piano concert, scheduled Friday at to investigate SJS' hiring of part- and the Trustees for talcing such 8:15 p.m in Concert Hall, are time instructors. Clergy's 'Peace on Earth' Forum a stand on this matter. "The Cats available at the Student Affairs LOW WAGES lege Council reaffirms our willing- Business Office. "If student assistants can be ness to sit down with the ad- The concert, third in ASB Spar- hired for low wages to do the job ministration and Trustees to dis- tan Programs Committee's Invita- of regularly qualified faculty, there cuss the quarter system proposal." tion to the Arts Series, is free is not much point in raising salaries Echoes 'Down With Nationalism' "lf, after all facts are in, the to students and faculty and $1.50 to attract and hold qualified pro- plan makes good sense education- for general admission. fessors," Dr. Balgooyen added. Friday afternoon's Seventh He said a non-violent march with Father Laurent Largente, CSA The Rev. Roy Hoch, Lutheran In his charge of faculty unit Street Forum echoed a call of Jacqueline Kenned y, Nikita 'adviser, told the small gathering campus pastor, also condemned overloads, he said, "The normal ''down with nationalism" as five Khrushchev's wife, Pope Paul, on Seventh Street that man is the Pres. Johnson's "National Prayer teaching load at San Jose State clergymen and various students Martin Luther King and other paramount value in life and any Day" as WI effort "to baptize a is 12 units, but we have some discussed "Peace on Earth," theme figures carrying international pres- peace negotiations should carry the national cause." Student To Discuss part-time instructors teaching 15." of the forum sponsored by Chris- tige would bring cognizance of idea of man as the individual. On the topic of peace in Viet This charge has been denied tians for Social Action. the trouble spots to the conscience The Roman Catholic Chaplain Nam, The Rev. George "Shorty" by Dr. John W. Gilbaugh, dean of The Rev. Mark Rutledge, United of the world. continued, "It is time to get rid Collins, pastor of the American the college. Objections to Draft Church of Christ carnptts pastor, He agreed with the Pope in of false propaganda among na- Baptist Church, recommended that denounced Pres. Johnson's request saying the evils of today are na- tions; we should stop nationalistic, (1) the U.S. stop bombing North Richard Epstein, SJS graduate the law says about objectors. He tionalism, militarism, and racism. war mongering campaigns." and South Viet Nam. (2) follow that made Nov. 28 a Natiorud Day student, will discuss "Humanists will also explain the history of of Prayer for Anti-Communist "feelers" for peace negotiations. and Conscientious Objection" to- draft systems of the U.S. and Mustang Talk Set God (3) sponsor free elections, (4) "Concept of the Shelby GT350" Forces" as an attempt to use other countries. U.S.' national 'Step' to the Moon have the U.N. police the area, night at 7:30 in CH149. will be the topic of Charles R. in furthering the The graduate student stated that purpose. (5) send extensive economic aid The talk is sponsored by Human- laws concerning conscientious ob- Cantwell, project manager, GT350 through the U.N. ists on Campus (HOC). project, Shelby Americtur Incorpo- The Rev. Rutledge vocalized a jectors have become more liberal Pete Ellis, student moderator of Epstein, who heads a counseling rated at a meeting of the Mid- response of 20 San Francisco Pres- in recent years but are still too the forum, urged freedom to travel. service on campus for conscien- California Section of the Society byterian ministers in saying. "We GT6 To Meet GT7 strict for humanists and others "I think we should have the right tious objectors, burned his draft who do not believe in a supreme of Automotive Engineers 'Tuesday, must pray for both friends and Next Monday astronauts Walter GT7 astronauts Frank Borman to travel in Cuba and Red China, card on Seventh Street last spring being. Dec. 7 at 8 p.m. enemies. We should not beseech Schirra and Thomas Stafford will and James Lovell are reported do- to spread international conunun- as a public protest. Epstein is Films depicting the development God for our own purposes." be fired spaceward in Gemini 6 to ing well. graduate representa- nication. We have to get rid of He is presently classified 1-0 tive to and testing of the racing modifi- Father Thomas Fry from St. rendevous with Gemini 7. If the GT6-GT7 meeting in space Student Council, president this nationalistic feeling." which is "a con.scientious objector cation of Ford Mustang will be Maria Goretti Church in San Jose Gemini 7 blasted off success- is successful, space officials re- of the Student Peace Union, and Dave Rapp, SJS student from available for civilian work contrib- shown during the meeting. One of suggested for a peace effort that fully Saturday and began orbiting port, an important hurdle will member of the American Civil Lib- the Newman Center, spoke on the uting to maintenance of national the Ford Mustangs will be on non-violence be applied inter- the globe on its world record set- have been overcome in the race erties Union. key to individual inner peace health, safety or interest." display. nationally. ting 14 days in space. to the moon. He recently participated in the through freedom of concern and Epstein will discuss why he is Tau Delta Phi Open End Forum commitment and absence of apathy. a conscientious objector and what on "The Draft." Aid to GI Families Folksinger's Remark Spurs Greek Effort Folksinger Glenn Yarbrough, in men killed or injured Viet Nam. families now being prepared by a ed, it is the hope of all involved a casual rermtrk made at San The ultimate result of the re- Red Cross worker. in the production of this show Francisco International Airport mark came when Theta Chi an- Yarbrough, in a conversation that we may be repaying those nounced last week that proceeds with Theta Chi Tom Volz, senior who have given by giving to those several weeks ago, unwittingly from the 14th annual All-Greek in liberal arts and a pa.ssenger who remain the most enjoyable spurred an all-out effort by the Show to be held at 8 p.m. Satur- agent at San Francisco Interna- Christmas possible." SJS Theta Chi fraternity to aid day in the Civic Auditoriumwill tional Airport, remarked that the GREEKS 'UNITED' the families of American service- gn to a special list of servicemen's Greeks are always working for Lowry said that the fraternities themselves and should try doing and sororities have "united behind something for someone else. the cause. We're helping our- Volz, in turn, revealed the sug- selves," he added, "by helping gestion to the Theta Chi executive others." Campus Calendar committee which was planning the Referring to past criticism of the 1 All-Greek Show. The plan "to help Greek system, Lowry said that an TODA someone else" came to center on indirect purpose of the show would Gilroy High School visitation 9 a in - 2 30 p m, the Viet Nam issue when Volz be "to show non-Greeks that there Basketball SJS at Stanford. asked a military representative at is something to the Greek system." the airport to contact the Oak In emphasizing the main purpose TOMORROW Knoll Naval Hospital. Spartan Shields 6 p.m. (pledges) Cafeteria B. of the program, the chairmen have 6:15 p.m. (actives) Cafeteria A. RED CROSS HELPS adopted the theme: "A great show Circle "K" 1:30 p.m. College Union. Cmdr. Albert Schwab, adminis- . . an even greater cause." trative officer at the hospital, as- Some 400 performers rep- WEDNESDAY signed Miss Joan Matthews, Red resenting five sororities and five College Play "The Dybbuk" 8:15 p.m. College Theater. Cross director, to work with Theta fraternities -- will perform in the Co-Rec 7:30 -9:45 p.m. Women's Gym. Chi in the disbursement of funds ten-act variety program. Theta in accordance with financial needs. THURSDAY Chl hopes to raise $2,000 in pro- Gil Lowry and Frank Maguire, Forum: Merrill Mueller "On the Moon" 10:30 a.m. ceeds. Concert Hall. co-chairmen for the upcoming All - Tickets for the show are availa- Greek Show, released a statement 'o by 8,11 Leonard College Play "The Dybbuk" 8:15 p.m. College Theater. ble at the Student Affairs Busi- which read: "In view of the press- ness Office, in front of the Spar- Gil Lowry (on the ladder), director of the 14th annual All-Greek 11. FRIDAY ing conflict in Viet Nam which tan Bookstore, Mosher's Ltd., and Show to be held at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Civic Auditorium, Invitation to the Arts Concert Eugene Istomin 8:15 p.m. has claimed the lives of a sub- the Theta Chi house. 123 S. Ilth All-Greek Show goes over defails of the script with his co-chairman Frank Ma- Concert Hall. stantial number of young men and St. for $1 per person and OM guire. The first full rehearsal of the show was held last night at College Play "The Dybbuk" 8:15 p.m. College Theater'. left many others Seriotuily wound- per couple. Civic Auditorum. 2SPARTAN DAILY Monday, Deeemix,r 6, 1965 Hy Existential Ways `Never-Ending IPA RTAN DA I LY SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE News Dispute' By TONI MEAD Editor ...... _ SCOTT MOORE Advertising Mgr., BOB SCHERNER "The most certain fact about freedoi of information is that the fight to maiiitai it is never-emling. These are the words whieh open th report of the 1965 Sigma Delta Chi A( Editorial Comment iancement of Freedom of Informatio Committee. 'rhe FOI committee of SI/X. nation( professional journalistic society, is th Polls Back Involvement wateltdog of free access to informatim and at SJS, local chapter of Sigma Just what DO most college students cov ers 225 campuses and a representa- Chi reaffirmed its belief in freedom c information by going on record Thursda feel about .S. involvement in the tiv e sampling of 1,000 students. opposing the closed door policy of th Moderator. a national magazine Viet Nam war? Because of well -publi- Financial Advisory Board FAB). aimed at college students, reports its cized student activity opposing U.S. national sampling showed 80 per cent CHAPTER RESOLUTION policy, it has been nearly impossible of those students questioned support 'The chapter stated in a resolor t to accurately judge the opinions of the U.S. actions in Viet Nam. The maga- be presented to SJS President Robert I Clark, the Academic Council and menthe' whole college population. Many per- zine polled a sampling of 900 of its of FAB, that the closed door meetings c sons actually belie% e the Viet protests 30,000 college readers. FAB represent a threat to the democrati reflect a good majority of student Finally, Samuel Lubell interviewed process. opinion. students on three New York City catn- It further added that the student hod In the last week, however, three puses. There is little doubt, he says, has a BIGHT TO KNONX what goes o different student opinion polls from "that the whole anti-draft agitation "I tried to organize a 'get-out-of-Viet Nam' march On FAB) concerning the allocation c ASB funds. have been 75 per cent in Peking ... What are you in for...?" entirely unrelated sources has fizzled." Ile found that FAB is responsible for some $330,00 cotnpleted. Their findings are remark- of the students interv iewed "support in ASB funds. It is a quasi-public gron able because of their amazing simi- our policy in Viet Nam." which does not admit the press to it larity. Each of the surveys found that It also is interesting to note that Thrust and Parry meetings. 75-80 per cent of college students sttp- Playboy's poll showed that recent pro- I /1.: XI AL VIOLATES port IT.S. policy in Viet Nam. tests reflect the attitude of only 5 per The denial of newsmen to FAB mee The polls were conducted by Play- cent of the nation's students. Assistance Appreciated ings is a blatant violation of the publie right to know. boy magazine, Moderator magazine, The small protest fringe will con- of numbers that CER thus far has been Although formal decisions of this and pollster Samuel Lubell. Each of tinue its noisy dissent, but its argument Theta Chi Welcomes unable to study and propose reforms in the Om are publicly released, actual deliberatioi the surveys was conducted independ- is becoming increasingly hollow and area of student government. CER hopes Greek Show Publicity would-be reformers will cooperate with CER are secret. ently of the others, using normal scien- illogical. The U.S. must, and will, stay in finding effective and responsible methods The college community is kept in th Editor: of studying and working for reforms. tific techniques. in Viet Nam until a just and honorable (lark over proceedings of FAB. Too oftet I would like to express Theta Chi fratern- Playboy, in the first of a series of peace can be attained. We solidly place Al Mason a financial request is turned down withot ity's deepest gratitude for the efforts you A9595 the public knowing why. monthly campus polls, discovered that ourselves with the v ast majority of have put forth in publicizing the All-Greek President of CER 82 per cent of students support the American college students in support- Show. This is the first year that the Spartan Daily has given Theta Chi and the Greek PUBLIC CORPORATION administration's policies. This poll ing U.S. policies in Viet Nam. system as a whole such a hand. Your help 'Book Drive Success The ASB is a public corporation spent. is greatly appreciated. ing money taken out of fees paid by sit James H. Volz dents. President, Gamma xi Chapter Shows Positive Goal' Yet, when these fees are vonsidered Clubs Boost Rapport Editor: use by the ASB through requests to VAF CER Requests Assist This note is in appreciation of your recent the same tax-paying students are denie efforts to aid the Semper Fidelis Society in information concerning such allocation, "Spartaguide," Spartan Daily calen- scholarship incentives, recreation op- its drive to collect books for United States For ASII Reform Job Access to full information on such f dar of events, offers a daily wealth of portunities and professional insights servicemen in Viet Nam. Through your help Editor: and that of other interested groups and in- nancial matters is the right of each studen challenges for students who participate which campus organizations offer. The movement to recall ASB Pres. John dividuals, we were able to reach a total of Formal results of the board's action Special credit goes to the faculty ad- Hendricks has collapsed. This is a turn for 8,000 books. helpful. but how can the tax-paying sit in the wide variety of social, service, the better, I think, and it is commendable Our objective is to show a positive con- dent judge vtliether such allocations * visers and student officers who devote that the leaders of the recall recognized their cept toward our men abroad and at the same honor, sports, religious and political just until all made public extra time to arrange provocative pro- efforts were unrealistic. time give them tangible evidence that not the facts are dubs on campus. Although I did not support the recall all students are card grams which double the returns on our -burners and radical NO LONGER HIDE Students mit yet involved in these (because I did not feel it to be justified), demonstrators. investment in education. Regular meet- I nevertheless feel the concern of the SRH Soon many of our members will be fulfil- FAB can no longer hide behind elose extra-curricular bonuses are encour- ing attendance will assure club life and students with their student government is ling a duty with the U.S. Marine Corps and doors. By virtue of its secret meeting, to be commended. of those, many will be in Viet Nam. So with freedom of the public's right to know aged to explore the friendly contacts, purposes. Collegians for Educational Responsibility gratitude we thank you for your activities in being made a mockery. (CER) would like to extend an invitation to this program which will make our vital task Its clandestine SRH leaders Perry Kneisel and Richard Pat- more meaningful. atmosphere is outrageou tenaude and all students interested in im- and contemptible. Robert A. Berns, A9276 proving the SJS campus to join with CER SI Officer Students at SJS can no longer tolerat Guest Room in channeling such efforts in positive and Stephen F. Coons, A2I70 the "we approve or disapprove" informe creative ways. The recall was too negative President, Semper Fidells tion coming to ever succeed. A positive carnpaign, say, from FAB. It must know why to revise ASB procedures possibly would have Protester Loses Money gotten somewhere. It is not for lack of interest, but for lack Guest Editorial EDITOR'S NOTE. The following is an open state- irael reisidnir.ement, withholding of pro- ment from Dr. Albert L. Porter. associate professor of business, in the Business Management Depart- motion, fabrietition of grievance charges to ment, charging he has been refused reimburse- be brought against me, and so on. SJS in ment for travel expenses and has been subjected Retrospect Catalog Consideration If such a pattern of administration to ".. . every means of reprisal ..." to deter 5 YEARS AGO him from criticizing the Business Division. action does exist, it would seem to consti- SJS campus was plagued with a tree-falling With the quarter system catalog out, ulty pays attention to the student questithi tute a violation of the California State epidemic as three elms fell on automobiles the new plan is slated to begin operations noires, we urge it to continue to reconside It is my opinion that I am being illegal- College Master Plan, which calls for a high in the dormitory area during stormy weather. in September, despite widespread objec- the courses it has planned for the cotnit Grounds crew members theorized the trees ly refused reimbursement for travel and level of excellence. and provides for the tions to the speed with v% hieh it was year. were short-rooted but waged a vigorous insti- expenses incurred in my continuing other support of qualified faculty and students pruning campaign. tuted. Daily Californian .4 professional and development program, in the attainment of such academic excel- SPUR, sophomore women's service organi- A few academie deparitnents took ad- University of Califorsii most recently for my trip Friday Nov. 12, lence. Such violation would seem to he zation collected toys and food donations for vantage of the change to reconsider the Nov. 23, 1965 families of prisoners. 1965, to the Commonwealth Club of Cali- an offense against the students of this composition of courses, but most merely Senior spartan gridders, Mike Jones and fornia's San Francisco luncheon meeting, college and against the people of the State divided Claire Appledoorn were selected by the Oak- the present course content into where the University of California's new of California. Unfortunately, no avenue land Raiders in early rounds of the American three parts as the new catolog shows. Berkeley Chancellor, Roger Heyns, spoke now exists, to my knowledge, by which a Football League draft. The Academic Senate's Select Com- RTAN DA I LY SAN JOSE on "University Tradition and Social STATE COLLEGE member of the academie community can 10 TEARS AGO mittee on Education and the Honor Stu- Second class postage paid at Change." present documented argument in confi- The California dent Society together San Jose. Califorall Athletic Association, reduced are currently at- Member California Newspaper Publishers Associate The administration's stated reason for dence that there will be a proper hearing to three members after the withdrawl of Los tempting to influence the quarter system and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published doily h Angeles State and Santa Barbara College, students of San Jose State College, except Saha refusing travel reimbursement is that my in the traditions of western parliamentary by asking for student reaction to the yesterday voted to extend invitations to join day end Sunday. during college year. Subscrip4la classes are not adequately covered during d(mocracy. quarter system catalog. accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Ft the league to San Jose state and three other academic year, Thus at this time I merely advise the $9; each semester, $41.50. Off-campt my campus absence, since I use -- without colleges. They are asking students to read the price per copy. 10 cents. Phone 294.6414 Editorii having been given permission therefore academic community of my views in this President John T. Wahiquist, chairman of catalog and then fill out questionnaires Est. 2383, 2384, 2385. 2386. Advertising Ert. 20B the total penalty the Athletic Committee of the Council of 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co. 04$c the individual conference approach in my matter. I estimate that on their reactions to the proposed courses. hours 1:45-4:20 p.m. State College Presidents, said yesterday he Monday through Friday. management classes, rather than the tra- to myself and nty family has thus far We are happy to see students would confer with members of the committee con - Editor SCOTT MOOR .$150 in refused travel ex- ditional group lecture-discussion method. approximated "immediately" to find out what the reactions stilted on their nun education. llowever, Advertising Manager ---- BOB SCHERNE In my judgment, this stated reason is penses, and $15,000 salary loss due to non- of the presidents are, it is sad hut troy that no changes will be Day Editor ROGER ALLEI News Editor a pretext masking the administration's promotion. I still agree with Paul Wood- made unless the faculty takes the initia- . CARY KOEGL 15 TEARS AGO Associate Editor _ . C AT11004 mC AEAR true position. which is that my continuing ring that the opportunity is there, for With morning war headlines from Korea tive. Copy Editor . protests at the inadequate professional state colleges to educate for excellence: fresh in their minds. students and faculty The most students can do is to decide Assistant Editor CHRIS RICHER forced also to agree with Ber- lined up early to break a national collegiate Sports Editor JEFF STOCKTOI standards in this anachronistic, nonaccred- hut one is where they think changes ought to he Campus Life cUSEAANwEKHAAN,,1 record for contributions to blood drives. Editor ited business school, and my proposals for nard Baum, the problems are enormous. made and then urge the factilty to act. Fine Arts Editor ....---- SUZANS The college's little Theater presented Clif- Considering the benefits to society once Wire Editor ...... . .. .. STEVE BETTIh its fundamental reorganization and pro- ford Odet's classic tragedy, "Golden 13oy." Certainly. many of the courses trans- Public Relations DAVE SHEPAR fessionalisstion. most be silenced, and an my own field of business management is in two performances. formed from the semester to the quarter Credit Manager FRANK HIRSCI f the temporary administra- ASB President Dave Down said Business Manager mamma ..1_0_HDNoMm eicoEADC0HEE0REI example be set to deter any like-minded liheraied SJS would system are inadequately structured. Un- National Advertising offer to pay far the rivalry damages, colleagues eho ntight join in these pro- tive repressions, however. the effort must includ- fortunately. students will not know how Classified Manager RIvCAHNARD LO% ing a painted Hoover Tower, at Stanford al- Production Manager ---..... SUE proposals. bv MIN and MP' Y not be slackened I plan to intensify good tile cow's*. are until tests and though he blamed younger culprits for the Ilit.s take them. Contest Manager ...... ANDY DEGRAS! means of reprisal, including refusal of my own. mess. Therefore, although we hope the tac- Classified Promotion Manager JOE MOBURISAKIRRI Promotion Mano2or TERRY PETERSOI 1011111.111=

SPARTAN DAILT-4 Placement Center Job Interviews Monday, December 6. 1965 Of fers Free Book All intemiewe are held in the .. l'.S. citizenship re- Placement center, ADM234. Ap- quired. Mule or fenude. Area of Counseling Center Career 1966, a free book dealing pointment eigninei are non being work is I .0$ Angeles. with information on career plan- taken for all December biter- WEDNESDAY Slates LSD Talk ning for those graduating in Janu- %len:, January grade are urged CAMPFIRE GULLS, INCORPO- "LSD and the Myth of ary and next June is now available to elgn tip are goon pfoielible RATED: education, recreation, lib- Mental eral arts, sociokagy and at the Placement Center ADM234, the Placement Center. home eco- Illness" will be examined in a nomics majors for positions as field according to Mrs. Mary Schaaf, lecture tonight at 7 in TH55 by director, district director, execu- TODAY Dr. Jack Shelton, a Stanford Hos- business and industrial placement tive director, Female only. Area BURROUGHS 'WELLCOME & pital psychiatrist. supervisor. of work is U.S. COMPANY. USA INCORPORAT- THE R. T. FRENCH COMPA- The lecture is sponsored hy the Information on preparation or ED: pharmacy majors or equival- NY: liberal arts and business ma- SJS Counseling Center. resumes and conducting a job ent in the biological or chemical jors for sales management and Dr. Shelton is a resarch psy- campaign us well as specific data sciences is preferred; business marketing traineesinitial assign- chiatrist at the Psychophaemucul- with science background is highly ca opportunities available in vari- ment retail sales representation. ogy Unit of the Vete) ans Adminis- desired, for positions as a medical ous occupations and industries is Male only. Area of work is San tration hospital in Palo Alto. He is representative. Military must be 1966. Francisco-Los Angeles. an authority on the drug LSD. included in Career completed. Area of work is San PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COM- The free talk is open to the The book also delves into such Francisco. PANY ATOMIC ENERGY DIVI- public questions SIC sepcialization versus U.S. NAVAL TRAINING DE- SION: (See above for informa- general experience and major cor- VICE CENTER: electrical engi- tion) poration twining programs versus neering and physics majors for po- THRIFTY DRUG STORES COR- sitions as electronic engineers and RENT A on-the-job training with a small PORATION, .. INCORPORATED: Phoro by physicists. U.S. citizenship re- open to business. Paul Sequerro all majors for positions as ANXIETY AND GUILT Dr. Rollo May, psy- SJS by the ASB Lecture quired. Area of work is Sun Diego, management trainees to lead retail TYPEWRITER Mrs. Schaaf also noted that Ca- Committee, is a widely California; Orlando, choanalyst, told an overflowing crowd in Concert published author and was an organizer of the Florida. management and supervision. Male reer 1966 helps to answer questions TOMORROW' only. Area of work is California. Hall Thursday, "Modern man is afraid to be Viet Nam protest march on Washington. Special Student Rates regarding military obligations. alone." The noted psychoanalyst, brought to W.A.C.'s: Recruiting for women HUNT FOOD AND INDUS- TRIES, commissioned officers in front of INCORPORATED: busi- OF 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 91111 11U91111111111191111111iM11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 bookstore or by appointment in ness administration, liberal arts, Placement Center ADM234. marketing and economic majors Rent To Own Science, Creativity Related for positions as sales management BANK OF AMERICA: major trainee. Male only. Area of work opening for branch banking and is California (ultimately all parts international banking; math, ac- of U.S.). rays Noted Psychoanalyst counting for electronic data proc- tiusiNaSS MACHINES BEST FOODS, DIVISION OF essing for positions in manage- AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT By JOHN JACKSON tion to the thoughts of the con- CORN PRODUCTS: open to all ment training program in branch I 70 outh econd scious. majors for positions in retail food "Science depends on pure crea- and international banking. Perma- Phor - 286-2610 sales Male only. Area of work is le Don't Aant No Scrounp tivity that comes from the un- The conscious, particularly after Area of work nent visa required. the San Francisco Bay Area. conscious," Dr. Rollo May, noted concentrated efforts, serves to trig- is the state of California. Our Town' ger unconscious reactions, and Muthas in New York psychoanalyst, told a PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COM- these reactions usually embody PANY, ATOMIC ENERGY DI- capacity, audience in Concert Hall uncertainties opposed by the con- CHRISTMAS An account of the .rous unique experiences of a VISION: mechanical engineering, FLIGHTS Thursday. scious." TO CHiCAGO & NEW YORK: Deport Dec. 17 San Jose State student who rolled -the-rails as a vaga- chemical engineering industrial en- Return Jan. 2 Dr. May, sponsored by the Asso- Dr. May also noted that these bond during his iiiii er vacation. gineering, chemistry, math and New York Round Trip $175 ciated Students as part of the flashes of unconscious were fol- physics majors fqr positions in re- Forum Series of Fall Lectures, said lowed by feelings of guilt and Chicago Round Trip $140 Just ono of the many features in search and development and oper- that we would not have scientific arociety "the breakthrough (All Fares Include Tax) because ation of experimental atomic pow- discoveries except for spontaneous jars the self-world relationship of For Reservations & Information Call ered reactors. U.S. citizenship re- SPARTA LIFE flashes from the unconscious. the individual. quired. Male or female. Area of HE 1-7515 On Sale ednesday NEW THEORY There is no way of avoiding the work is Idaho Falls, Idaho. deepening of human insight and CHARTER FLIGHTS AETNA CASUALTY AND SUR- 750 In his own case, Dr. May said human truth that these break- 1112 Market Street ETY COMPANY: liberal arts and 3 issue subscription-51.75 that he was able to formulate a throughs will firing." San Francisco. California 94102 new theory of anxiety following other majors for positions as Please mail me full information on flight to: claims adjuster trainee, under- I 1111 I 1 1 1 i (IF a burst from the unconscious. He said the idea hit him as he writer trainee and field (sales) was relaxing, following futile ef- Group To Assist representative. All positions are NAME forts to make the old theory of salaried jobs. U.S. citizenship re- 'BLUE CHIP' DIVIDENDS anxiety work in a case involving Driver Improvement quired. Male only. ADDRESS CITY unwed mothers. ITT GILFILLAN INCORPO- For 119 years, Connecticut According to exerpts from RATED: electrical engineering and autobiography, Life has paid divi- Henri Poincare's mechanical engineering majors for Mutual the mathmetician was able to see Project at SJS positions in electrical and mechani- dends to its policy holders. that Fucha.sian functions are iden- Twelve authorities on traffic Check the Action . . . of non-Euclidean And CML dividends are tical with those education and enforcement have geometry, after he was stuck with among the highest in the in- been named to form an Advisory Do Some Research Connecticut an unconscious flash while board- 'Student Interviews dustry. This means you pay a ing a bus. Committee for SJS' $55,000 driver Mutual Life low net cost for CML's Blue improvement project, the Uniform There'sSomething`Brewing' Chip 'BREAKTHROUGHS' Scheduled Today The 'Bine Chip' Company protection. Driver Improvement School Study. al Ilic The psychoanalyst said that that's low in net cost, too All the committee members have So when you think insurance, these were unconscious break- technical or legal experience in think Connecticut Mutual, throughs only follow periods of For Committees traffic study. They will join the the "Blue Chip" Company concentrated conscious thought, project directors in formulating Interviews are scheduled today College Bowl vs !Ili low net cost. and that they were often in opposi- answers to California's problems for three vacancies on subcommit- on Fred Fernandez SJS '59 Wayne Christensen SCU '63 of negligent drivers and growing tees of the SJS Academic Council, traffic fatalities. Clark Heinrich, ASB personnel M4 Bernard Clinton SJS '59 Terry Florian SCU '63 The 5-month-old study is now mday Nights State Legislator officer, announced. Robert Quiel SJS '59 devising a curriculum for traffic violators referred to special schools Student members chosen will Beer Attacks Student by the state's traffic courts. The join faculty and administration Robert T. Heckley, C.L.U., General Agent counterparts on these committees. course is directed toward repeat Mug 20c Pitcher 81.10 1671 The Alameda, Suite 311 294-5660 offenders of traffic laws, in an One student member is needed Corner of 8th & Santa Clara 286-7610 Newspaper Series effort to reduce violations and for the Library Committee. Inter- accidents. views begin at 2:30 p.m. in the MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) Director of the project is Dr. College Union. itsimmininiumummumovim (Pe d Religious Adv., ernent) A student newspaper series of Marland K. Strasser, professor of The Research Committee will anonymous interviews about cam- driver and safety education. Asso- select one graduate student mem- pus sex life at the University of ciate director Is Melvin T. Schroe- ber through interviews set for E- Wisconsin has drawn fire from a der, on leave from his post as 2:40. Cosmic Glue SCREEN SCENES supervisor of driver instruction in Republican state legislator. Interivews scheduled for 2:50 the Los Angeles city schools. will select one rnember for the Assemblyman Nile W. Soik, who Loan and Scholarship Committee. Mysterious forces SARATOGA STUDIO represents the exclusive Milwaukee hold the planets in orbit and charged particles within the nucleus. za=-- 14502 Big Basin Way 8674026 396 South First 2811-6778 Interviews foi one member for 3 The more deeply the secrets of the cosmos are suburb of Whitefish Bay, said he probed, the more rimming become those strange interplays Freshman Camp the ASB Recognitian Committee, between THE TRAIN CINCINNATI KID had not read the articles but be- energy and matter which give rise tc the ntire visible univerm No scheduled tomorrow at 2:30 p.m., lieved the weekly University of SJS' annual Freshman Camp mere static world originating by chance, the whole show is planned WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT? A RAGE TO LIVE xnd ordered, and dynamically Wiscon-Milwaukee Post should be have been canceled. sustained by the force and power of a -g Student Discount was examined in a recent article living God. denied state funds because of them. in the California Slate Colleges' -742 "In many separate revelationseach of which set forth a portion ODE TO MOVIE publication, "Review," distributed G A Y Miss Patricia Strehlow, editor of of the truthend in different ways God spoke to our forefathers in PT. VII P.E. Advisement 1=7_ 400 South First 294-5544 the newspaper, distiibuted free to monthly by the Chancellor's office. and by the prophets. But in the last of them days he has spoken to Sitting and whiling in the show. students on the Milwaukee campus, The article described the scope Today through Dec. 10 is pre- us in the Person of Son, whom he appointed heir and lawful Owner Happy. eonten led and taking it shoo . of all things, also by and through whom he crealed the STORY OF EIGHT GIRLS said the sexual mores of students of subjects discussed at the annual advisement week for P.E, majors. worlds and MANON 11-11) I"S and rush and start a -m the reaches of space and the ages of timethat is, he made, pro- Let's sta to a movie and relax tonight .' were an important and legitimate event and reviewed the camp's All majors must see their advisors duced, built, operated and arranged them in order. Jesus Christ is topic of newspaper discussion.. history this week for proper advisement. the sole expression of the Glory of Godthe Light-Ile,ng, the out- raying of the divineand he is the perfect imprint and very image TOWNE of God's nature, upholding and maintaining and guiding and prO- CINEMA v== palling the universe by his mighty word of power. I L33 The Alameda 297-8000 When he had by 552 s. 0111 '!95-7'!:t% offering hirntelf accomplished our cleansing of sins and riddance of Attention Senior II 'omen! ! ! guilt, he sat down at the right hand of the divine Majesty on high.' 'BRILLIANT. HILARIOUS?' ET= (Hebrews I:1-3) -N Y Journal Amancan It is net surpritieg to leers that the Bible speaks about and un- JOSEPH E LEVINE *4, CHRISTMAS EMPLOYMENT derstands the f f the atom and the sustranonce of the universe. Faso. 176 T I In fact (he New Testament speaks Aged about a day when the nu- clear fire: latent in the matter all around us will be unloosel: "The Lord is not slow about His promise af some count slceness, Inif is MASTROIANNI PROGRAM forebearing toward you, not wishing that any should perish but that all should reach repentance. But the Del, of the Lord will come like "Gs! The Pacific Telephone Company needs qualified senior women to work thief, Icl than the Is will pass away with loud noise, and the elements will be unloosed with fire, and the eailh and the works - _arid full time during the Christmas holidays in the San Jose Accounting Office. that are upon it will be burned up." (2 Prater 3:9-10) how to Nothieg it mote releeant in our atomic age than your personal CaSall0111 QUALIFICATIONS Must graduate in June, 1966. reletionship with the God of the *tom, the Lord Jesus Christ, whose One, vital energies sustain the cosmos. Major in Business or Social Science Received by faith and known to millions, He is a personal God WORK PERIOD December 20-31 (2 weeks) who meets end men en an individual basis, as He has always BEIT done. Why not find out foday7 Why be left out7 CANNES fall SALARY $84.50 per week.

A meeting will he held in the Education Bldg.. room 100 on Dec. 8 at 3:30 for I am Arms waxamiNaarea ANISOIMI all senior women inlereeteri. Please refer any questions to Mrs. Keller, Place- ntent Bureau, Ext. 2034. Contemporary Christians on MIA TUSIIINGIVIRI AaSSIASSYPICroara oat.... .0)10r Campus A WOOOFALLFILAI illECOMMINOCO FOR ABUTS ONLY1 Pacific Telephone Co. Box 11791 Palo Alto I THE GREEN EYES LET'S TALK ABOUT SVOSIEN 1111111111111111,101111111MIER191111111111111111111M111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111101111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 4--SPARTAN DAILY Monday, December 6, 1965 Plans Under Way On Student Unions Nine SJS Volunteers Tutor Spartaguide Spartacamp Interviews TODAY student Unions are being pLan- Humanists On Campus, 7:30 p.m., ned for eight of the 18 California Local Minority Group Students CH149, guest speaker, Richard Ep- State College campuses. stein, ASI3 graduate representa- By BOB COMPTON lations Commission and the Mexi- ker, head academic tive will speak on "Conscientious Counselors Sought SJS and San Diego are leading counselor at Spartan Daily Staff Writer ce"-Arecricrin Community Services Overfelt High Sch(x)I in San JOtie, Objectors." in union planning, with construc- Signup sheets are available to- time when protests of Pi 6j:et think they have a plan to in tutoring high aptitude minority issues and problems in an atmos- This is a TOMORROW tion fast approaching. put their principles to work. group high school students on a day until 230 p.m. in booths in phere removed from the usual so- some sort are common. Circle K Club, 1:30 p.m., HE1, front of Spartan Bookstore and cial turd Chico, Cal Poly at San Luis After the protests there are college directed basis. academic pressure of cam- 'TRANSFERRED IDEALISM' open meeting, guest speaker, topic: on Seventh Street, for intemiews pus life. Obispo, counter-protests protesting the The group ha.s nine volunteers Fresno and Cal State at "Bill of Rights." tomorrow through Friday for Counselors protests. These howls and yells in- In direct response to Governor tutoring but they hope to get as for the event will Long Beach are in advance stages Intenustiorud Relations Club, 3:30 Spartacamp counselors, Bob Pitch- lead discuss-10ms on frequently accomplish anything Brown's statement (Spartan Daily many as 50 to 60 more. They subject such of planning for their unions. p.m, CI1162, regular busine.ss meet- er Spartacamp director, announc- as religion, politics, education, sex constructive except possibly to es- Sept. 20, 1965). "I sincerely hope request that people interested in Cal State at Los Angeles, San ing. ed. and morals. They will also help tablish or prove a principle, whitir that some of our young peoples' tutoring contact Sandy Smethurst, Fernando Valley and Sonoma col- Christian Science Organization, The interviews will be conducted supervise various extra-curricular probably has be e n established idealism might be transferred from commit tee president ( 292-3460 I, leges are just beginning to plan 7:30 p.m. Alemorial Chapel, reg- by members of the Spartacamp activities. countless times previously. the sit-in to a new kind of teach-in or Donald Dietiker, English pro- future student unions. teething our minority groups in fessor (Ext. 2510). ular meeting. Committee, Pitcher said. ALso planned for the annual Fighting for principles isn't to No state construction funds are for this is a byword California how to utilize their Scholar-in-Residence Committee, Applicants for Ore post must event are speeches by SJS profes- be condemned, PRIMARY PURPOSE involved in any of the building of democracy. However, as a rights," the committee has put 3 p.m., A222, regular meeting. have a 2.0 grade point average. sors on subjects of contemporary Re- projects. change is it possible to put some of these vvords to action. According to Miss Smethurst, Collegians for Educational No previous experience or attend- interest p.m., CH these principies to constructive The committee is working with the volunteers' primary purpose sponsibility (CER), 7:30 ance at Spartacamp is required. When originally founded in 195.3, use? the Mexican-American Community will be to introduce the high school 162, profs list and speakers series The next Spartacarnp will be the camp had an enrollment of JACK WEBB SIGNS students to be The Student-Faculty Human Re- Services Pioject and Martin Ttic- to college life by giving discussed. held in March, 1966. about 60 people. Last semester, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Jack them a college friend, who will Department of Sociology astd The annual "think weekend" at close to 250 people attended the Webb ha.s signed with Universal show them SJS. The volunteer also Anthropolgy, 3:30 p.m., TH55, de- A.silomar will be celebrating its event when it was held in March. Studios as producer, director and will give them academic coun- partment of sociology presents 13th anniversary when it convenes. Pitcher urged all interested stu- to star in both mmies and televi- Job Corps Eyes Vacancy seling. "Synanon," to the faculty and The retreat of f e rs students a dents to sign up for the interviews sionwith a possibility to revtunp "Most of these people's lives are students of SJS. chance to discuss contemportary immediately. his old "Dragnet" series. restricted to their homes and WEDNESDAY In Approved Living Areas school. They have little idea of how other people live," Miss () m e Economics Chapter, 7 owLy7 AtooE The Job Corps is eyeing the into a federal Job Corps program, Smethurst said. p.m., HI, Christma.s Party, games possibility that campus-area apart- Campen told the Board of Super- "Each volunteer will tutor one group caroling, entertainmeM, gift 0^ rs evra_ rtie ments and rooming houses could be visors. student approximately two hours exchange, nominations of new of- cHRIsTii A ,s- E D rioN used as dormitories for its corps- The county Economic Opportuni- a week. He can use his own plan ficers for next two semestei's and men. ty Commission will study the idea, in working with the student. There Christmas ba.sket donation. Santa Clara County Executive Campen said. are a large number of these stu- Phrateres, 7 p.m., AWS lounge, Howard Campen said the vacancy Mrs. Virginia Wyckoff, operator dents anxious to be tutored," Miss joint executive meeting of Circle situation among approved housing of Marian Hall, 443 S. llth St., Smethurst continued. K at 6:30 p.m. All board members is "criti- other approved housing own- are required to attend. units in the campus area and FEW ATTEND cal" following SJS's liberalization ers, last week asked supervisors Society for the Advancement of According to her, there are only ofthe student housing rules. about using their vacant facilities Management (SAM), 7 p.m., Ste. two students from Overfelt at- He suggested that these apart- for housing the aged, mentally ill, Claire Hotel, guest speaker, nomi- tending SJS. This is a small num- ments and rooms vacated by stu- and welfare recipients. nation.% for officers. ber considering its nearness to dents for unapproved housing could Campen said the county can li- Tau Delta Phi, 7:30 p.m., HE5, SJS. be used as dormitories if enough cense welfare recipients and simi- guest speaker, Edward A. Dionne, Miss Smethurst noted two rea- associate professor of owners were interested and could lar' housing for up to 15 persons, engineering sons why so few of these students graphics will speak on "Cybernet- qualify. but more than 15 requires state are attending SJS. "These students ics. and Man." enter the pro- approval. If enough ovmers haven't ever been given a real in- can pool their facilities Mrs. Wyckoff said she could not gram they centive to go to college and they afford to hou.se fewer than 15 per- also don't think it's financially her house originally sons because possible," she said . for 52 residents. was built Miss Smethurst noted that Over- Open Tonight Students To Visit The college housing office stated Fifty students from Gilroy High felt, which is made up of about that the more liberal housing poli- School will tour the SJS campus 60 per cent minority groups cy was not the sole reason for the today, as guests of the ASB. (mostly Mexican and Negm), used high vacancy rate around the cam- Until 9 p.m. Special programs and displays to think it took a superman to A housing spokesman said are planned for the group in the pus. attend college. married students, fewer Art, Music and Drtuna Depart- that more "However, many students have sophomores and more ments. A special display of auto- freshmen and potential to get into college. Many have also cut motive parts will highlight a tour graduate students have been convinced of this and

of the Division of Engineering. down approved rentals. many more can be convinced," housing Spartan Vat The tour begins at 9 a.m. and The present approved Miss Smethurst added. fetetts.E! ends at 2 p.m. policy allows students to live where they wish with their par- ents' permission. Scooting 'Toys for Tots' Along on a To Swing Today Skateboard Sigma Nu Fraternity's marathon "Toys for Tots" Swingathon begins Is Fun, this morning at 10. "Swingathon" is an annual event which Sigma Nu sponsors for the United States Marines Corps. Members from Sigma Nu and A:pha Chi Omega sorority will be But l'au Can't swinging as their symbol to collect Coast thrmIgh Life toys. According to the brothers, toy Id:mit Planned Security Women: donations may be brought to 148 See Your Universiiy S. II th St., or called in to the man Trust

on the swing (CY 8-1922). Representati%e Sigma Nu will be collecting toys for the Marine Corps to give to University Trust underprivileged children at Christ- 434 mas. E. William, Suite 8 Son After four years of Opening the program, which will Jose 286-8165 swing until Friday at 5 p.m., will he S.1S Vice Pres. Dr. William J. Dusel. Also included in today's opening ceremonies will he San Jose Mayor Joseph Pace and sev- eral San Jose Council members, college, why settle plus Marine Color Guard and Major J. C. Tiagor fmm the First PIZZA HAVEN'S Air Delivery Co. Marines in San Jose. More activities will continue this afternoon when the Cavaliers, a * Weekly Specials * mck 'n roll band, will entertain for just a job? from 3:30 to 5:30. Meanwhile, the swinging will MONDAYS continue as Sigma Nu and Alpha Chi Omega somrity keep swinging Any 8" pizza 60c on the swing built in Sigma Nu's front yard. TUESDAYS Spaghetti Night Salami side iirder of spaghetti and two pieces of garlic brea(1--4.0e Pacific Telephone can offer you a career: Samlykieli Take advantage Id these mpecial., A wide variety of interesting work including super- Our Recruiter will be on every Altazday and Tnexday. vision, computer programming, statistical and campus soon. Why not talk Glass engineering opportunities. to her? You may learn a lot you of Opportunities to start at management level. never knew about career oppor- Beer Open daily at 11:30 a.m. Corner of 19tli & William On-the-job training and many opportunities for tunities at Pacific Telephone. growth and advancement. Interviewing: Thursday, December 9, 1965 Pacific Telephone Ati EQUAL UPPOit I WALIY LMPLOYLR 45c GOLDEN STAR DELICATESSEN Corner 2nd & Santo Clara No Longer Newman Club ' "` n Monday, December 6, 1961 SPARTAN DATLY-5 Angel Flight Commander p.m., I Ep- Catholic Group Reorganizes enta- Welcomes New DENNIs STRAIWORD reading and writing in Pledges tious Nlexicu. When questioned about the goals of CSO, There is yet another revolution on today', Crunpus chapel ne.o the SJS pledge pins to the candidates Father Laurent Latgente, college chaplain, ex- college campuses. only this is a spiritual one in- Men's Gymnasium was the scene and welcomed each coed to the plained that they vvere "the same goals of the volving young adults in the Catholic Church. of a solemn pledge organization. HE1, church; to proclaim the message of God to all ccremunY The Newman Club, San Jose State's Catholic Thursday e v ening as Angel opic: men, to make Christ relevant to the college com- NEW ANGELS student organization. ha.s developed a new con- Flight commander Karen Kubitz cept of religious organization for a college campus. monly and to make the college community a Those receiving pledge pins living witness to this." welcomed 23 coeds who recently include Lucy Belden, Cathy Ben- , 3:30 "The club idea has been dropped and we are now were selected to join the ranks neet- operating under a system of small groups whose The result in the student's life added Father nett, Kathy Brann, Carolyn of the college's Air Force ROTC Charleston. Carol Clark, Patricia interests vary from music to the St. Vincent De- Largente, is that is CSO vork helps to make him auxiliary group. Mon. Paul charity society," explained Steve Culler, "a more articulate, mature, responsible Christian, Collins, Nancy Folck, Marge Lt. Col. Vernon L. Head, chair- reg- president of the Newman Club, which has recently it also will help him to become a more articulate, Frost, Carol Gilliland, Charlene changed its name to the Catholic Student Organ- mature, responsible citizen." man of the Aeronautics Studies Gross and Jo-Ann Henry. Department, and the 27 active ittee, ization (CSOI. As the club stands now, every Culler conunented that the hopes goals would Also PfLrfl Kruzic, Patricia members of Angel Flight looked San Jose State student is automatically a mem- be carried out "principally through El program of Low, Leah Madrid, Colette Ma- 011 ;IS Kubitz presented Re- ber; no dues are levied. education, in keeping with ac.ademic principles and huny, Ann Mijanovich, Jeanne , CH search for truth wherever it may be found." Mitchell, Penny Moore, Tarla SPECIAL GROUPS ;eries Owens, Diane Plapp, Alexa Saun- Culler went on to explain that CSO members QUALIFICATIONS Home Economics ders, Jonnic Shell and Connie and can choose activities from seven different groups: At present there are about 150 students active W de- IVfarian Visitors, through which students visit rest in CSO, of about 5,000 Catholic students registered I \ TRODITES COEDS Nerds homes for the aged; Speaker's Forum, which has at SJS. Being Catholic 18 not a requirement for Chapter Members Aligel Flight's executive offi- and a program of student speaking engagements; St. membership, however. Al t hough the National cer, Sharon Stebbings, assisted Vincent DePaul, which is working aith charities; Newman Club has not been changed, San Jose Miss Kubitz in the ceremony CCD, which uses students as teachers of religion State as well as a few other clubs around the Meet Wednesday and introduced the pledges to to school children; Word of the Liturgy, which is nation have reorganized. those present. er, 7 mainly concerned vvith analyzing the scriptures; Any student interested in finding out more Members of the SJS Home The first "order" for the new ames Liturgical Art, which not only studies but paints about CSO and the various groups is invited to Economics Chapter will mix members of the coed Air Force religious art; Liturgical Music, phone Steve Culler or , gift which helps in pre- Father Largente at 295- Photo by Jame Bre coll business vdth fun at their meet- auxiliary will be to assist the ry of- paring mttsic for masses; and Amigos Anonymous, 1771, or visit the Newman Center, 79 So. Fifth pledge class of Arnold Air So- YOU'RE AN ANGEL Angel Flight commander, Karen Kubitz, ing Wednesday, 7 p.m., HE1, to ; and which trains students so they can teach Spanish St ciety with a mistletoe sale on (left), presents Collets Makony her pledge pin at the evening put the finishing touches to campus as part of a money- ceremony held Thursday at the campus chapel. Miss Mahony their fall semester activities. making mnject. was among 23 coeds who were officially welcomed into the 7ircle Guitarist Aleman On the business agenda will nbers Students To Vie for Finalist Spots auxiliary group of the Air Force ROTC at SJS. With the addition of the 23 Angel Flight pledges, the total membership of the be the nomination and election nt of Plays Tomorrow group tallies 50 coeds. of new officers for the next Ste. In Oral Interpretation Competition semester. A Christmas party will Open Tonight aomi- Flamenco guitarist Miguel follow a short business meeting. Twenty-five contestants will Three preliminary contest Aleman will present a recital At Concert Hall Members have been asked to vie for six finalist positions judges have been selected. They of flamenco and classical works HE5, in bring mined goods or money Until 9 p.m. onne, the preliminary to the Dorothy are, Alden Smith, a.ssociate pro- tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. in Con- fessor in speech correction and cert Hall. contributions as part of their ering Kaucher Ora I Interpretation Senior Coed To Present Christmas service project for audiology; Mrs. Helen Hall, as- ' The concert, under the aus- Tnet- Contest tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. this year. The collection of food sistant professor of speech; and pices of the "Survey of Music in Studio Theater, Speech and and money donations will be Dr. Hugh Nelson, assistant pro- Literature" class will Drama Building. include French Horn Recital used to fill Christmas food bas- fessor of drama. classical selections by Richier, Dr. Dorothy Hadley, professor French Academy ot the West m Santa kets for needy families in the Timekeepers Jacqueline Riggs Scarlatti, Bach and F. Sor. Patricia aciara, first of drama, invites students and area. and Lucille Hood, students in horn player in the SJS Sym- Barbara. the public to attend. Flamenco dances to be pre- Priscilla Michael will accom- beginning interpretation class, phony Orchestra, will present a sented include Soleares, Taran- pany Miss O'Gara on harpsicord will limit readings to three min- tas, Alegrias, Farruca, Grand senior recital tomorrow at 1:30 "Work ol Art" utes. and piano in presentation of Cor- Granadom Granadinas, and Zap- p.m. in Concert Hall. elli's Sonata in G Minor and Six finalists selected from to- ateado. Sweaters & Cashmere Coats morrow's Miss O'Gara, attending SJS and Beethoven's Sonata for Horn Aettwe preliminary, will com- Aleman, a native of Mexico Our Specialty pete for the $50 music scholarship, is study- and Piano, Op. 17. prize Tuesday, City, has presented concerts in on a Dec. 14 at 4:30 Jack Ullom, violin; and Dile p.m. In Studto Central America, Mexico. Los ing with William George, assist- Theater. Baird, piano, will play with Miss 10% DISCOUNT Angeles and Miami. He studied ant professor of music. O'Gara in Trio for Horn, Violin WITH ASB CARD guitar at the University of Mex- Second horn player for the and Piano, Op. 40 by Brahms. Pepper Differs Not ico with Guillermo Flores Men- Santa Clara Philharmonic Or- dez and learned flamenco while chestra and third horn player Art Cleaners NEW YORK (UPI) Is there living in Mexico with the gypsies. for the San Jose Symphony, Miss Furs Steal Show One bay Service 398 E. Santa Clara 293-1030 a difference in the flavor of Aleman has been in the San O'Gara has been a member of The Fur Info'. m ;I t ion and white and black pepper? The Jose area for two weeks while the San Diego Symphony. She Fashion Cotmcil reports furs American Spice Trade Associa- visiting Robert Freimark, assist- studied for a summer with Fred tion says"not much." atit'proTessOrdf art. ' Fox on a scholarship to Music stole the show in the Paris Col- Special Group Classes To the flavor-conscious per- lections. Dior lavishly collared Hold your cool with Hamm's for son, black pepper has a much College Students and cuffed suits with great more distinctive aroma, but bands of fur; untrimmed coats 8 lessons $10.00 white pepper has approximately and suits invariably were filled the same runount of heat, ac- No Sweat Every Saturday in at the neckline with little noon-2 p.m. cording to a report in "Dietet- boas of mink, sable and ermine. 4, For further information, call ics," journal of the American Evening chiffons were trimmed T-shirts & sweat shirts John McNally, 297-3734 Dietetic Association. Then why with fur. One sample: Channel's two types? The experts said it floating white chiffon, the hem ARTHUR MURRAY is mainly a matter of color rippling with white mink. STUDIOS Some people prefer the white 938 The Alameda. San Joss pepper in pale foods, for ex- COLOR SPLASH ample. ,e/f1 Get ready for a great splash r *Anle s$ 4054.54' Wet$10WWrInt‘ree I 54$4,0 $1140:01.v. I of color in playwear- -all mixed up in prints or boldly contrasted 0 PAINTERS SCULPTORS ill solids. What's out: skin-tight $ pants. What's in: relaxed pant WOODCARVERS shapes, ranging from bell bot- MUSICIANS toms to the flowing pajama tYPe This is a real opportunity for you to live in San Jose's new, dramatic FINE ARTS CENTER near San Jose State College, A limited number of spaces The TRITON GALLERY, located at 516 Martha, San Jose. available work, re:ume, character reference CHARTER JET LAW.Submit Phone for appointment 293-5640 FLIGHTS 164414V V " " " " FROM EUROPE Paris - San Francisco July 29. 1966 or Aug. 3. 1966 1 For Faculty, Staff, Students of We're Specialists The California State Colleges for information: IN ilk Alen Office of Infernafional Programs California State Colleges 1600 Holloway Avenue TO GIVE RECITAL French horn player, Patricia O'Gara, will San Francisco, California 94132 Our expert personal imaniction ran present her senior music rectial tomorrow, 1:30 p.m., in Concert guide you in developing a welbrounded. Hall. The SJS music student has been studying with William Fare: S225 one way handsome physique. Come in and see George, assistant professor of music. our modern equipment and complete weightroom facilities

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By JEFF' STOCKTON decided. SFS racked up 34 points Tonight Editor to the home club's 39 during the Scalp Sports After Indians' Daily Stanford had better prove an second 20 minutes. Lir s.s.ii,pritg fast for Ilr,ssir I WI- wai its, Frank Tarrantts at center I opponent for the SJS basketball S. T. Saffold pulled down the Dally t 'ter inar's crew, storing 11 points in a and Jack Gleason and John Keat- team tonight because the last two most rebounds with 10 as SJS 76-73 season-opening victory over ing at iitxls. Spartan basket bailers receive gbeeamnesrufnorawthueysSpartan cagers have controlled the boards, 46-27. Saf- Santa Clara last week. their first big test of the young 111 ADVANTAGE fold was the Spartans' third lead- season tonight viten they travel However, by the end of the The . est problem the Spar- Friday night coach Stu Inman's ing scorer with 10 behind Tar- to Palo Alto to meet the timber- season. a drizzling sophomore guard tans niu,t overcome tonight is a five routed San Francisco State rantts and Newell, who racked up ing Stanford Indians. may prove to be the class of the disadvantage. At 87-67 in the Spartan Gym for their 18. Redmen. definite height Stanford officials sold all the 6-6, Tarrantts is the Spartans' second victory' of the season, al- FREE SITBSTITUTION tickets to Stanford students and No. 1 GUARD tallest starter, but is shorter than though the first win la 102-70 Inman substituted freely fans. so there is no hope of SJS tromping of the Alumni) Is un- Arthur Harris, who broke all all three of the Stanford front - throughout the contest, constantly students viewing the contest. official. Stanford scoring records with an liners. looking for reliable reserves. Preseason ratings give the In- 18.3 average last year, has moved A big difference here could be NSE FAST BREAK The preliminary frosh contest dians a chance to unseat UCLA's into the No. 1 guard slot. He re- SJS reserve Clarence Denzer. The Using a fast -break with center was a record-breaking 105-53 tri- defending national champions for sponded admirably in his first var- 6-9 center has been progressing Frank Tarrantts leading the way umph for the Spartans. Coach the AAWU crown. sity encounte r, registering 22 as fast as coach Stu Inman can and guard John Keating's ball- Danny Glines' Spartababes sent Pacing the Indians is All-Ameri- points. expect, since Denzer is a transfer hawking, pestering the visitors, the 61 points through the hoop in the ca candidate Bob Bedell. The slen- Another soph, 5-11 Gary Peters- student and new to the system. Spartans broke into a quick 21-6 second half as the Gators were topped all In- der 6-612 forward meyer started the first game for His height could be a definite lead before the Gators' coach never in the game. season with a dian scorers last the Indkuis opposite Harris, but asset to the Spartans, but he must Frank Verducci called a timeout Bill King paced SJS with 20 16.2 average. veteran Mike Preisler may be adjust to the system before he to slow down the onslaught. points, followed by Tim Holman's At one point the scoring 17 KOSANKE RETURNS ready to go tonight. He was side- ean help. in lined with an injury. spurt, Tarrantts poured in six Bulky ftay Kosanke. a 6-9 con- PI'S11 AROI'ND The Spartan.s will counter with straight points, four of them on verted center, is the other Indian done their set starting line-up of S. T. In the past, Tarrantts has a steal and dash for an easy ATTENTION STUDENTS forward. He produeed 12 points a well against tiller. Saffold and Pete Newell at for- remarkably layup. WE HAVE A LOW RENTAL PLAN contest to the Tribe cause last opponents he weighs stronger The lanky 6-6 senior captured ON NEW AND USED TYPEWRITERS. campaign. However, Baker only 180 pounds). scoring honors for the SJS hoop- HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM Rich Baker, a 6-8 center who Leading (215) and Kosanke 2351 should sters with 20 points, although risishirtis1 1,1,) er,tsral. has been Saffold be able to move Frank around SFS' flashy guard, Everett Adam.s, Basketball Scorer; almost at will under the basket. was the game's top scorer with Denzer tips the scales at 212. 26 markers. Special Discount In the fitst two games this WS COMMANDS FACULTY Tops Rebounders year, Saffold, the Spartans' top timeolleitpemin STUDENTS SJS commanded the contest at scorer, has been breaking quickly essmakota seem ALUMNI FOINViilli S. T. leads the the half with a 49-33 wore. Min- iust present your staff or for scores' often. ltkartais basketball team in scor- utes before the buzzer sounded to ASB card However, tonight he might be end the first half, Pete Newell ing after the first two games with forced to stay under the boards Movie & Still tallied on a layin and a tip-in to 33 points. at all times to keep the Indians MODERN Cameras Supplies ijx)alitnttshe winners in front by 20 Projectors Equipment The 6-4 senior from Stockton from getting second and third OFFICE MACHINES tallied 23 points in SJS' first con- shots at their own hoop. developing printing The Gators p/ayed the Spartans 124 E. San Fernando St. test against the Alumni and hit Last year, Stanford also had a rentals repairs on even terms in the second half Between 3rd & 4th Sts. for 10 tallies Friday night in the definite height advantage, but the although the game was already S'partans' 87-67 victory over San Spartans didn't let it hamper them. EVERYTHING that goes up, must come down although if Francisco State. Although defeated 61-59, the doesn't appear that way in last week's Varsity-Alumni basketball game. Spartan S. T. Saffold seems to be standing on air as he Center Frank Tarrantts, who Spartans grabbed as many re- waits for the ball. scored 20 points against SFS, runs bounds as the Indians. Dry Cleaning Special!! a close second to Saffold in the If the Spartans can again neu- scoring column. tralize the Indians of the boards, Saffold aLso is the team leader it could very well be the key to Men's Top Coats in t &salads. victory tonight. Intramural Round-Up Dec.6 to Dec.11 WRESTLING ENTRIES tain's meeting will be held at that time in MG201. All entries for the intramural Regular $1.93 Unruh requests that anyone in- wrestling tourney beginning terested in officiating at the hoop Wednesday must be submitted to contests pick up an application at MG121 by 3:30 tomorrow after- the intramural office Wore the noon, according to intramural Dec. 15 deadline. SPECIAL sports director Dan Unruh. Weigh-ins will be hekl tomorrow $105 from 1 to 4 p.m. Assigned BADMINTON FINALS Coaches Junji Nakamura a n d Mark Burnbaugh clash for the all-college To Nympic Duties badminton championship tonight nt

7 in the PER gym. Spartan coaches Yosh Uchida. Golden West Both competitors are undefeated Julie Menendez and Bud Winter I in tourney play. recently returned from various Olympic-orientated meetings with Dry Cleaners CAGE TOURNEY newly assigned duties. Menendez and Winter will serve anti A pro-season tourney to deter- as consultants for boxing and track Shirt Laundry 1 mine the league placement of in- and field, respectively. to Gen. tramural basketball teams will Jose de J. Clark, President of the begin Jan. 6. 1968 Olympic Games Organization In by 9 a.m. out by 5 p.m. Basketball team entries are due Commit tee. Dec. 15 at 3:30 p.m. A team cap- Uchida will have a say in the 25 S. 3rd Street 292-1052 formation of the U.S. judo team SPIKERS INDOORS for the Pan American Games. Judo The SJS track team opens its won't be included in the 1968 1966 indoor schedule on Jan. 8 at Olympics in Mexico City. Undergraduate Study in EUROPE the San Francisco Examiner Invi- Menendez and Uchida are NCAA tational. representatives in soccer and judo Coach Bud Winter also plans to on the U.S. Olympic committee. send athletes to the Los Angeles, Menendez is also on the commit- Seattle, Golden Gate, L.A. Times tee that will set up procedure for and Oregon invitational meets, and tie U.S. soccer representatives in the International Meet of Cham- both the Pan American Games Liberal Arts & Social Sciences pions in Winnepeg, Manitoli 1],, l!i(iS ()IvT11111,

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ScamUna deefated Jeff Patch of Cal Poly of San Luis Obispo, By ART SIMBURG however, and it sort of cramps his in his case, he's got the skill to Chico 6-2 and Marshall Ott of winner of three events, took first Former Daily Sports Editor style." go with it." Stanford 4-3, before bowing to with 82 points, while Fresno State In a Cleveland Browns-San Roberts was affectionately re- "The first few days at training Fresno's Mike Gallego 6-2 in the scored 69 for second. Francisco 49er exhibition game ferred to as "The Flea" last sea- camp were rather rough," Walt finals. The Spartans tallied 38 points this summer, former SJS halfback son, but one of his teammates, a said. "I took a bus to the training to place fifth in the 11 -team field. THREE STRAIGHT Walt Roberts, subbing for the in- camp site, Hiram College in Ohio. Stanford 165) and Chico State Bridger gained his third by win- jured Brown flanlcer Paul War- I was nervous the entire trip and (43) also finished ahead of the ning a 5-1 decision from LeRoy field, caught four passes for 92 especially the day I arrived. It San Joseans. Evans of Humboldt in the conso- yards and one touchdown. didn't help much when people as- finals. He lost to champion Only five local grapplers man- lation Roberts has been doing an out- sumed I was just visiting the camp. Miller of Cal Poly in the aged to be among the top three in John standing job this season replacing "Several factors were respon- first round, but bounced back to their respective weight divisions, Warfield, and the Cleveland grid- sible for my making the team. The Fresno's Steve Krisiak 3-0 and all suffered their sole defeats down ders have already cinched the weight belt was one of them, but and Cal's Rich Strangio 8-0. at the hands of the eventual win- Eastern Division title of the Na- Warfield was in the All-Star camp Popejoy pinned Art Brown of ners. tional Football League with hvo so they had to throw ITC some Chico in his opening match, but Ron Matheson and Gary Scar- games still remaining. passes. Although I earned my rep- lost to Fresno's huge Dave Bir- utation as a kickoff return man dina took seconds in the 138 and Roberts, who finished third in beck 6-0 in the second round. He last year," Walt continued, "few 153-pound classifications, respec- the NFL in kickoff returns last used a clever escape to edge Joe people realize that in the first ex- tively, while Loren Miller (146), season and has had several fine Faria 1-0 for the No. 3 spot. hibition game of the season I Jim Bridger (1611 and Rich Pope- returns during the 1965 grid year, SJS freshman Rich Hamm gar- caught four passes for 147 yards joy (Heavyweight) earned thirds. is the smallest player ill the league nered the novice 131 -pound cham- in four minutes. at 5-10, 165 pounds. When Warfield MILLER UPSET pionship for the Spartans' only began to play regularly, I thought Miller, who won his division in first place of the day. Although Walt had confidence my glory days at flanker would be last year's NorCal Championships, in his ability when he first re- in the past forever. was upset in the second round by ported to the Brown's rookie camp "A pro football career is shalcy, Brian Benson of Chico State by a Rifle Team Wins last season, he was afraid the insecure, and unpredictable," Walt score of 17-5. He fought back to coaches might take a quick look, said. "When one first comes to pin Ron Critchley of Humboldt The SJS rifle tearn edged the tell him he was too small, ard he crunp, he is given so many plays State, however, and then won the University of Santa Clara 1,384- would be on his way home. and diagrams that he wonders if 1,361 in its first match of the consolation championship with a LOREN MILLER failed to successfully defend his NorCal 146- WEIGHT BELT he will ever come out alive. Now, season. pound division wrestling crown Saturday, but did salvage third 6-0 decision. So Walt decided he must prevent playing in my second year, how- Spartful marksman Ron Tam- Benson Matheson, in his first year on place. Miller's only loss was to eventual champion Brian such a mishap. At the weigh-in, WAL T ROBERTS ever, I'm fortunate to be over the the SJS ottad. got into the finals bussi fired the high score of the of Chico State. roughest hurdle. contest with 290 points. Larry he wore a weight belt, but shielded . . . now with Cleveland Todd and Jack Richard hit 277 it from view through use of a "T" and 272 respectively, raising them- shirt which draped to his knees. man by the narne of Jun Brown. Drama Department The belt added 10 pounds of feels the nickname is misleading. Coin Operated I 1 selves to the rank of marksmen. Spartan Sports Slate Presents Wayne Tobler with 276 and weight, thus the coaches didn't "When we think of Walt," Brown Dry Cleaning Duane Kiihne with 269 rounded Tonight's SJS-Stanford basket- It is the only varsity basketball comment about his small stature. said, ''we don't think of his weight out the Spartans' scoring. Bob ball game at Stanford highlights "I actually look heavier than my I consider him a great athlete and E. San Carlos game of the week. 48, Le:.erton scored 266 in reserve. thy week's sports activity. weight," Walt said, "but 165 am most impressed by the fact THE More active are the Spartan pounds sounds awfully small. I that he is not afraid of contact. freshman basketbalkqs, who play cannot assume that I would have Without a doubt, he will become DYBBUK a preliminary contest to the Stan- gotten cut if I hadn't used the one of the outstanding names in By Sholom Ansky ford fray tonight and host the belt, but I'm positive the trick the league. enabled me to get more than just ROBERT'S SKILL Spartan Daily Classified College of San Mateo Friday night. WEDNESDAY a casual look. "He could start at flanker for In other sports action, the Spar- The belt was given to Walt by many teams, and even if Warfield THRU BACH. APT. Across from SJS. $69.50. I tan wrestlers will enter the Mare his brother, Jimmy Roberts, who hadn't gotten hurt, we would firici SATURDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS 111 HELP WANTED (41 bdrrn. blk. to SJS. $89.50. 292-9400. was Arizona State broad jump a way to play Watt. 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