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,Pete Bean Leads Contest Pete Berman. sponsored by Csa1111714 Phi Iktta and Delta Sigma Phi took a big lead in the "Ugly Man- contest with a vote total of $14.4z, pattart Second place in the contest is held by Bruce Bush who has received a is a $1.20. 'The gap beteen the first and se:0nd place candidates whopping total of $14.26. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE A new development in the contest, is the Rally Committee's de 1-36--- to follow the same procedure as last year and award trophys not Vol 43 San Joss, California, Wednesday, May 16, 1956 only to the "Ugliest Man" and his sponsor but also give permanent trophy's to the second and third Industrial Relations place individual "Ugly Men" and Rally Committee prepetual trophys to their %poi:- aers At first, the Rally Commit- To Stage Union, tee had decided to give trophys Deiays Selection Ms Mmagement Meet '.?,?:z he winner man and Of Four Positions Last year the "Ugliest Maim' The Industrial Relation. Con- was Tom Bass. the member of the The Rally Committee's execu; ference Class will stage its first tise cauncil yesterday postponed ; Spartan football team, who was joint union-management confer- stricken by polio He was span' choosing a head majorette, the al- ence on the San Jose State cam- ternate the head sored by Kappa Kappa Gamma yell leader, and pus tomorrow from 4 p.m. to 9:30 and Delta Sigma Phi. of the art committee, and the pub- p.in.. according' to Bob Murphy. licity chairman until next week. , publicity chairman of the event. I Gary Waller, Rally Committee Alternate cheerleaders tryouts / chairman, emphasized that any will also be held next 'Wednes- ! The purpose of thoaconference one can vote for his choice for day, according to Gary Waller, is to facilitate communications "Ugliest Man." and that proceeds committee chairman At the same between management and unions. I from the contest go to the Student time the entire Rally Committee Union Fund. will interview candidates for Mr Confereree officials state, **As Spardi. The head majorette wili a means of meeting this , Third place in the voting today be announced at the same meet- hence the probleos of cam- ; went to Clark Biggs. sponsored ing. municationsl, }tint panel dis- I by Kappa Alpha Theta and Delta At the meeting yesterday af- Upsilon, with a total of 92 cents. ternoon in the Student Llnien the Other contestants and their totals executive council discussed en- are Rich Rodrigues, Kappa Tau larging the rooting section of the .07; Ray Freeman, Phi Mu 07: Spartan Stadium at next year's Nick Barber, Duchess Hall .42; football games. It was also de- Ted Chambers. Alpha Tau Omega cided to purchase a large eight 20; Gary Waller, Magnolia Man- foot banner for Spartan Rallys, or 44; George Webber. Sigma PI games and trips. 04; Joe Vallenari, Alpha Phi Burmuda length skirts for the Omega .79. song girls were discussed at the meeting Others include Paul Thompson, yesterday; Jim Curnuti who is sponsored by Delta Gam- sugsted this type of attire with ma and Pi, Kappa Alpha 43'. Bob Lurmuda sox.and white sweaters Hosfeldt, Alpha Omicron Pt .21; ;.irtftithenoso.v1.4 girls in place of the Adams by Sigma Chi and Al- HONORED BY INKE, the campus feature George ha Phi 47 and Fred Kemper, magazine is Students interested in Delta Zeta and Theta Xi 04. E. Stone, associate professor of photography, who was chosen for any of the positions. Y, Lykeable Prof. Stone is retiring in June after serving in a leach- leader, head majorette or for MI The voting booths will bc open ing capacity here for the last 22 years. Spardi, should be at the Studia from 9:15 a m. to 210 p.m to- Union Wednesday the 23rd, ' morrow and voting will be con- 330 according to Waller. tinued until Friday. Lyke Honors Stone Sits!, LAN' AlsisLES, English major from Santa Cruz, is the I,ykeable Doll for the summer edition of the college magazine. Advertising Class Miss Ansley is a 19 aear-old freshman. photo by Starr GLEN BOWERS SJS Faculty Wives In Summer Edition To Hear Speech . . Liman Speaker To Hold George E. Stone, associate professor of photogs-a.phy, Lyke's Lyke, Air Force ROTC Unit To Hold Final 1a.:SenSi.1,11n1St. lopnlsa.nmid efdourcamtoan- Barbecue able Prnf for the summer edition of the campus feature magazine which ByKEEN Manager The San Jose State faculty Robert hich are intended to improve wives will entertain their hus- went on sale this morning at 7 a.m. Parade, Awards Ceremony Thursday Blum, salts I and expand the area of Coln- bands with a barbecued steak radio station KEEN. San Jose. mm Selected as Lykeable Doll was Lani Ansley, 19,year-old freshman I The tinal Farad," and review :1 ...ards and L.1,,a.,iata,taa ,A-reiliony I if ' speak to members of Dr. Ler ...- III 11 Ilk:11(1011 ill both industry dinner tonight from 5:30 to 8 o-- English major. ROTC, will ern and labor." . clack a. .thoJaartlesue pita on the the San Jose State-Air Force be- twill astinneetaes4rilihei- itiippeitena-liaelto and Tele- campus. The of evening Stone, who fs raring in TunC after'ssirving 'here rOi:2:2. 'years as a AFROTC drill field, the Office of Information Services has announc- vision Advertising class tomor- The conference will concentrate %%Ives photography teacher, is credited with building the colleges' photography , row instructors will assist as hostesses biggest ed. The meeting is slated for on the characteristics. techniques, for the event. department into one of the Eleven different awards will he presented to cadets at the ceremony. 12:30 o'clock in Room J1 in the ' and problems of mutual under- in the country. Awards to be presented are the Air Force Association Award, given Journalism Building. standing. Gus Lease, assistant professor 0 f his selected Council To Select Blum will speak to the class on music,..and his wife will pre- Several photo- annually to the outstanding senior cadet; the Outstanding Cadet "Problems points involved in better- graphic works are featured in the freshman, sopho- of Selling Retail Ra- Six sent several vocal selections A Award to one dio Advertising". ing communications are; (II take versatile group who call them- magazine. more and junior on the basis of A Dr. rumors, (2) expedi- achievement in the cu Hippehen extends an Medd- advantage of select: the "Jugheads," also will Armed with Stone. Chief Justice Today or-overall intments H d ..an to all to attend the meeting. ate grievances, 13 give orders provide. entertainment by play- his camera. rent academic year; Department The coun- has traveled from coast to coast. Commendation Radio and Television class that get results, (4) improve ing their rnusleal bottN:', South America's vast Bob Becker, out-at ing chief of Air Science had toured radio KEEN's station , seling, (5) get results from in- throughout Ribbons, given to members of the Council Slate .,ari expanse, to the edge of Mt. ye. justice of the Student Court, an- have distinguished Initial transmitter earlier this year terviews, and (8) get the most corps who in addition to visiting KNTV, out of union and management suviu.s, and from the top of Mt. nounced at yesterday's court themselves by service over and The newly-elected Student the Whitney to the steaming jungles there will be at least local television station, accord- ' publications. Tickets Available meeting that above that required by normal Council will concern itself with ! mg to Dr. Hipea ’ of Costa Rica. five candidates for his post when duty. several important appointments The entire program is being put Miss Ansley, born in San Fran- he goes out of office this after- The Staffelbach Award, pre- and reports at its initial se,-!-.;ae -':5 by Dr Edward I' Shaw's In- For Senior Day cisco, flOW us I'S in Santa Cruz, will be sented each year by Dr Elmer this afternoon The meetim-: dusin, Relations Conference! stands 5'6" and has brown eyes. noon. One of the five Staffelbach. professor of educa- Class Tickets to the Senior Day act- chosen at the Student Council begin at 2:30 o'clock in the Deadline Today Ifer objective is to become a tion and a former USAF Lt Col- ent Union. Dead I m ivities will be available to seniors teacher, and she hopes to ply her session today. onel, to the Arnold Air Society Ill' for submission of Glen Boners, direetor :II the Student Affairs Office un- Appointments scheduled to b.. :ipplications for the appaintis state conciliation service, will tit May 23, according to Sherry trade in Santa Cruz, near the member who has contributed the office or chief justice of beach. Becker also reported that he most to the Society's promotion: maak are: the he the guest speaker at the Nuernberg, Senior Day chair- student Court is today at noon dinner to he held at 6 P m. man Lyke features SJS students as has received several answers to the Republic Aviation Corpora- 1. A student chairman of the students interested in models in the fashion advertising, out last month, tion Award for the outstanding applying His topic win he "The Methods the letters he sent Centennial barbecue committee for the post should turn in and Procedures in Improving Adobe Creek Lodge will be the which has emphasis on summer asking various schools how they written and oral expression on The student selected for this post their applications to Hely' tu,t,. un.. scene of the activities, May 24. vacation merchandise. the topic of "air power"; the Aho. ran elections. The answers re- will be in charge of the coordina- ASB receptionist, in the Stud- ion and Management." I Menu for the day includes prime Sports fans will discover a time- Convair Award to the sophomore tion of several sub-committees ent Union. rib which the seniors chose in a ly Story on surf riding by Carol ceived thus far have been from who contributes the most to the aidilig nation's air strength; working on the massive barbecue A:, to Murphy, the eon- vote taken early in the semester. Lucas with sensational photographs Chico and Fresno State. Letters to be held next semester at Spar- Terence will be the first time such Professor Snarl, a fictional title by Kent Williams. Sal Orlando dis- were sent to most of the colleges The Outstanding Graduate tan Stadium, union-management talks ever / applied to profeicaor Jack Holt- cusses the football teams need Award, given annually to the Arnold , have been of and universities in the northern has shown the great- Air Society staged by a western I ah s.nirtfl.ewill be on hand for the lest- a quarterback to fill the shoes of the state. senior w ho 2. The recently vacated nos' college the graduated Tony Teresa. part of est overall achievement in the of chief justice of the Studen To Honor Seniors In addition to the works of The last official act of office current academic year; and three Court will be filled Selection w.11 scholarship awards, given to sen- be made from a San Jose Stan s Stain fiction. an autobiography, by Carl performed by Decker was the group of apptica- Squadron of the Arnold Air S, Duncan, head of the Natural Sci- ior cadets who have the highest tions submitted during the pa:i installation of the new student standing in military and academic two weeks. ciety will honor its ieracluallo.. ence Department, is loaded anti seniors at a pre-commissioning superlativeu puns. body officers. This installation grades place Monday night at the 3 Two members of the Stu/lent dinner at the Moffett Field Of- Revelries' current production, took Council will be appointed to the ficers' Club tonight at 7:30 0'- -On the No.e.- is also disciied b.inquet held at Mariani'a Student Union Board. clock. Music Department Graduating seniors who arc to UNITED PRESS ROUNDUP The usual committee and or- he commissioned will receive their ganizational reports will be sup- military insigniasat the dinner. To Present Student plimented by (lie from the by- Principal guest of honor will law committee a group compos- be Maj. William L. Wetscl, as- Tonight ed of former members of the sistant professor of air science Air Force Sees Recital Student Council. This committee and tactics, who will leave SJS The &IS Music Department will has been engaged for the past present a student recital tonight at the end of this semester. several weeks in the business of r Maj. Wetsel has been adviser to at 8:15 o'clock in the Concert halt. revising and compiling the stud- the Society and the dinner Thia program wil! include "Con- ent body by-laws has No Budget Trim been arranged as a farewell party certo in G Minor," "From Far. From Eve and Morning," from A request from the Pacific ’WASHINGTON (UP) - Air power reactor in Alameda Coun- "%Xenia* Edge," "Revenge, Tim- ent President Association Force leaders told congress yester- I ty, California. 'then:: Cries." "First Grand Trio only Mh er item of new b Centennial Post day they are standing pat on their Concertante in G Minor for Clan- which appears' on the agee- The AEC said the reactor will , leased 16 9 billion dollar spending bud- he located at GE's new atomic nets." "My Lady Walks in Love- yesterday by Ray I., Due get despite Russia': promi:c to ' liriess" and "Marietta's Lief" from ma n, ASB president. Applications (lit its armed strength by 1 2 laboratory in the Livermore- ¦ St ietem . Ple.isanton area. It will be of the "The Dead City " nullion men. Alva s-heduled are "Ricerca!, the office of snidest chair so-called boiling water type. us- the Centennial ha 0)(1: Air Secretary Donald A Quar- ing enriched uranium 235 as fuel. and Toccata." "Quainet for Piar Radio,Kamp, TV Guild les warned that there has been and String:. in G Minor," "An , tee may altbnlit their no indication that Russia will The reactor will he housed in a sardas" from "Die Fledermatn- until noon today "materially weaken" its atomic , "gas-tight building" as a safe- Cand "Ilirthia in D" To Hold Tryouts Such applications should air might in trimming its man- guard for the surrounding com- Participating in the concert will orned in to the ASB power. munity against escape of radio- be Terrence McCann, Joan Good- ' Tryouts for Cle Radio and T 'he Student Union active fission product, win, Albert Krueger, Sandra vision Guild's production of "Th. Gen. Nathan F. Twining, chief Campbell, Carol Cox, Joan Lo- Witeh Came C O.D" will be he'd of staff, pointed out that the big max. Ray In the Studio Theater of V. Home Ec Studerits air force would be cut by Robinson, James Go- Soviet mes, Donald Sereno, James Snell, I Speech and Drarmi Building Mot,- only 30.000 men. Its production Revelries Meeting Charles Knowles and Murray day at 310 To Plan Barbecue of planes. he said. apparently will eco; tile etif ire cast This half-hour radio program, Eta Fpsihomm. home contintie untouched A meetins ¦ft other si micutz: vIln will be social orgaiwatian, will nw of -On the Nose . 'as geieiriea which aas written by SJS stud- heard ire Jane Ann Fritz. Evt ent Jim Ahern, will tse evening at 7 o'clock in REACTOR NEAR HERE production. vi III be held tAmIght Cauaniga, Jacqueline Rouleau, presented according to Mary Lou ts; Ins% at 7:30 p m in Ntorris Dailey at the annual Radio and TV Aw- HI LIE it %PRISON, intermediate clerk tspist, displaJs WASHINGTON- (Vitt-- The Carob Rossi, Rhondda Linstedis ceremonies publicity elaurman a proud smile as sfIr revel% es a certificate merit and a $25 It.s. Atomic Energy Commission Auditorium. Jim Dunn, student Sheri Viera, Janice deReschke, girds Night ovcr KEEN Epsilon is preparing for it of director asks that all members May 31 at 9:30 p.m. Fta _ cash otard front Dr. John T. 1Vahlquist, president_g 5,15. Miss yesterday issued a permit to Gen- Joan Goodwin, Philip Kates. Val annual- barbecue isanartmr-Irlds1 eral Electric Co. to build a 3000- be present. Phillips, Karen Blum and John All students are invited to try uattng seniors It will be held Ilarrison received the award for her time and money-saving sea- kilowatt experimental nuclear Derby. ouS fur this production. May 24., 1 gestious concerning office pruccdurc. photo by Hawkins 2 SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, May 16, 1956 Five Campus Religious Groups Look Sharp . History Honor Society ineetaints .ariL47:4 Be Sharp ... Schedules Initiation Fete Serve City By Helping Youths Flattop: - Crew - Burr Phi Alpha Theta, history hce Its <, BUTLEX I services is carried by the official be, or not to be" passage from society, will hold its initiatlor 4innotineetiients I.'¦% . organi- campus groups whose financial Shakespeare's -Hamlet new members at 10935 Mt Han zation: on campus are serving the transactions are handled by the CARE TAKEN ton Santa Care is given not to antagonize Rd , Thursday, May 17. Alpha Chi Epsilon wail huld its Start . I ,tudeat Orcan city by helping the youth in Student Affairs Business Office. Club Barber Shop 7.30 p m. gallon r will discuss Clara County Juvenil? Hall re- They are Westminister Founda- those skeptical of religion, or potluck dinner at Ws. Bradley's the ser 'ice Those planning to attend should home tonight. Students who plan budgt at ttk-:: meeting today at turn to the community as happy tion from the First Presbyterian those with strung denominational IPersonalized meet in front of the Social Science to asked to meet in front 330 p.m m SD 130. and productive citizens. Church, Roger Williams Fellow- ties go are hymns Building by 7 p.m. of the Student Union at 5:15 p.m. Physic., satiety will meet to- The five organizations are ship of Grace Baptist Church, The group may sing New members working with the recreational and Wesley meeting at or songs of the campfire vari- to be initiated Alpha Eta Sigma will meet murrow at 10:30 ni. on the Ssi Foundation, ... 5 Barbers ... are Cecelia Dennis, Richard Hick- ence Building roof. religious services of eight churches First Methodist Church, Plymouth ety. 'fhe audience always Li man. Joseph Hunt. Thursday at 7:90 p hi. in the First in San Jose in showing an inter- Congre- asked for their requests. 68 E SAN FERNANDO Dave Mussat- Federal Savings and Loan Build- Social Affairs Committee %vitt Fellowship of the First ti and Albion Vickety eSt ill the welfare and future of gational Church and Wesley Fel- Attendance is never compulsory, a. ing meet tomorrow t 3;30 p.m in the Student Union. problem youth. lowship from Willow Glen Meth- although most of the juverille-; Co-Ree Hawaiian party will be come, accompanied by their at- Student V will meet tonioht it INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATE odist Church. held tonight ut 'ZOO o'clock in the 7:30 . lock ill the Stticient V ' Although non-student groups STUDENT WORK EFFECTIVE tendants Many have a genuine CONTACT LENS Womes's Gym. Tau Delta Phi will meet to- are In charge of the recreational Students find it easier to es- interest. Some come to break the s o. s .s.ill meet today at 4:30 programs Wednesday per- monotony and tension of living CENTER nist,!. 7:30 o'vlock in the Tow- and Thurs- tablish rapport than older . Room II?, according er. day mornings and Tuesday eve- sons, and are therefore more ef- together in a building built for :u iiul Carlson, publicity ch.L. Tri sigma will hold a family nings, many srudents participate' fective in this type of juvenile 14 persons, which often houses m311. bat oc, elub Almaden on Sat- as individuals Sunday afternoon worik.r boys and girls get to see each JOE ALLEN FRANK JACKSON worship 2:15 to 75. It also is the only chance the 213 S First CY 7-5174 Entertainment will be provided, urday at 1 p.m Swimming and services are sometimes grams. held from and all SOS girls are invited to ' other recreational facilities are handled by non-student groups 2:45 p.m. Sundass. usually start other. attend. available for both the Protestant and Cath- with an introduction of the stu- NOT ALL DELINQUENT _ _ olic services, however students dents pt-sent. Perhaps 1.1. read- Ages range from 13 tu IS, and from the Protestant groups and ing %%ill follow, the subject of not all youths in the hall are de- Spring Bouquets the Newman Club often partici- I the talk is often taken from the linquent. Some are orphans, or Extra-Curricula pate. reading. Croup singing occu- otherwise wards of the state Students helping with these pies about half the program. They are mixed indiscriminately at By VINCE PERRIN roupa are from the First Cove- Talks limy resemble those giv- with the delinquents, Bakmas "On the Nose." Revelries' 1956 production. is a gem of a show. nant Church. San Jose Bible : en in the non-sectarian chapel Plans for adequate facilities Flower Moreover. it is a crackling surprise: The score is fresh. the sets are College. Grace I. u th e r 0 services on campus. or more akin have been discussed by the coun- Shop ingenious. the book is good Damon Runyon-in-the-rough, the direction Church, 20th St. Church of God, to those in a philosophy or psy- ty, but no action yet has been Is swift, and the performances are so good that Spartans may feel and L. Joseph's Catholic chology class. geared for a low- taken. 10th and they are seeing the familiar actors for the first time Church. er age group. The talk may be on "I'm glad to see San Jose State The brunt of Sunday afternoon l a literary piece, such as the "To Marion Rnignone and l'rank Da% idson Miss Brugnone, students are concerned with the 11,011" /1" ƒ 411 1* Santa Clara problems especially, is. a lovely leading tads. and a charming actress. This of these neglected 115 S. First St. - San Jose youngsters and are doing Come in and see us Today buoyancy complements "What Makes the World Go 'Round." a some- thing about it in a concrete fash- CY slickly piquant number sung oith real feeling and choreographed 1-0462-10th L Santo Coro ion," stated the Rev. Ingraham oith imagination. The show's best scenes, hootoer, are stolen by too excellent supporting players: Bg co+ Benita Camicia is an absolute howl as Bernice. a gorgeousO San Jose deadpan barfly whose voice is not unlike a raven's with a throat Spartan Daily PARKING condition. Her porcelain-shattering rendition of "Persuasion" is 3 San Jose State College Launderette show-stopping scream. Versatile Bob Montilla has 3 wonderfully funny. 1, 463 S 2nd Late for Class? very presence LIF ) Entered as second class manor April four-role tour de force. His get the show's oludest laughs. _ssl tI . u¦ioLi D. i MI Meckel 24, 1934, at Son We Park Jose. Calif., under It For You and when he belts across "Ode toa French Fried Potato." the evening What Outer Quad? notice the results of the recent the act of March 3, 1879. Member Complete laundry onci Broke Service is made. Fresno Relays? "Big Bill" did a I California Newspaper Publishers' As Dear Thrust and Parry: number of things 'ovation. Service Complete Lobr;cation ANOTHER NATHAN In 'reference to your article on For one thing, he tied for first Published daily by the Associated yesterday's (May 19) is- T C P There are some fine bits of business by page 1 of place with the great Charlie Students of Son Jose State College SHIRTS 20c Suzanne Zingler, Dave Schmidtt, and Lynne sue, "Ugly Man Contest Com- Dumas, heating fabulous Ernie except Saturday and Sunday, during mences Today; Vote in Outer the college year with one issue during Silva's Shelton. the SCA.% high Jump- DENIMS 40c Shell Brunst: James Dunn's Earl is a studied recap Quad." I have only one question. each final examination period. er of last year. The height of Telephone: Fourth and Son Fernando of Nathan Detroit: Craig Thush's plot mmetua- ’What Outer Quad'!" CYpress 4 -6414 -Editor- Across horn Student tions are casual enough and well-timed; Nancy this ss inning effort was: 6 ft. ial, Ext. 210; Advertising Dept. Ext. Union I no longer can sit on the 91, in., which is pretty fur in 211. Dry Cleaning Stephens and Bernie Gardner have a grand time grass when I eat lunch. I sit on any country. Also. from first Subscriptions accepted only on a with "Problems"; Grant Salzman's Alexander is a wooden fence. or stand warily Russell cleared remainder ot-school year basis. In fall hand reports, semester, $3; in Try Us And an engaging sidekick; and Bob Gordon has a alert ready to run for my life 7 ft. only to has e his foot hit Spring semester, Show Slate at the warning, "Timber." $1.50. SAVE brief, bouncy bit as a berserk robot who wants the bar after he was over. Press of the Santa Clara Journal to be a librarian. Someone stopped me the oth- We're not claiming that Rus- 1440 Franklin St , Santa Clara, Calif. PERRIN The show is Jim Kason at his best. His er day at the corner of 4th and sell has the greatest form and , Editor STUDIO scoring is sprightly and lilting by turns, and San Antonio streets and asked should be considered a cinch for JERRI LEE HUNT to the Administra- Business Manager remarkably well-integrated into the book: me how to get the Olympic track team, but we tino Building from there All I HARRY SAGE "On the Nose" is a catchy, counter-melodic opener that cascades feel he shouldn't be ridiculed for Day Editor "MEET ME IN could say lea.% -I don't believe his efforts. Unimpressive as he into solo hits and individual patter: "The Good Old Days" is a from FRED CLAIRE you can get there here." appears as a high jumper, he LAS VEGAS" subtle compound-fracture of Charles Addams: and "Bernice's Blues" When I am graduated, wilt I be News Editor Wilbur Sims should at least be considered as Sports Editor Pete Merk I Dan Dailey - Cyd Charisse has a good, solid beat. able to get to the "outside"? a candidate for the Olympic track Society-Fin. Arts Editor Barbaro White The dancing chorus has an exciting go at Roberta Boone's stylish Ah, progress! team. Assistant ..... Diane Cocheod choreography. and Lynne Brunst and Ed Tryck do wonders with "Rain Hopefully, Remember, "Big Bill" did not Copy Desk Chief ....John Keplinger PIUS ' Feature Editor Shelby Tree Son." Julie Boyer's technical direction is sharp and her set designs PETER C WORDEN have the greatest form as a bas- ASB 8575 Wire Editor . Rita Sabo! are just about terrific. The singing chorus is refreshingly audible. ketball player, but ask any of the Photo Fdoor Steinreich "URANIUM - Simon BOOM" The book is bright and director James Dunn has paced it a fast clip. members of this year's varsity. Exchange Editor Vince Perrin DENNIS MORGAN PAT MEDINA basketball team as to the effec- All these talented people have turned On the Nose" into an ir- Support for Big Bill Librarian Lu Vonderernbs stayed tiveness of Russell. Form or im- REPORTERS resistible charade. Spartans who have not yet seen it have pression isn't everything; it's the Dear Thrust and Parry: Bob Barker, Janet Bruce, Thomas away from a show Dr. John Kerr, associate professor drama, has been Brolly, Clarli Biggs, Butler, Fred column, "From This final result that counts, and let's Gory moved to call the best Revelries production he has seen in the last In the face it, "Big Bill" g'ets the job Claire, James Kallenbach, Don Nash, Corner," which appeared in the 10 years. done. Dick 0-Connor, Don Osborne, Larry UNITED ARTISTS May 8 edition of the Spartan Reese, John Spalding, James Sims, BRIGHTEN UP YOUR SMART SET-UP TOM CRANE "TAP ROOTS" Daily, Mr. Peter Meckel ex- Eleanor Tognoli, Don Sheets, Leigh AFTER-SCHOOL HOURS Two men students at Brigham Young University have a clever set- with which ASS 6409 Weirners, Down VAN HEFLIN pressed an opinion DAVE ANDERSON Ewing, Harold Wil- _ Choose a hobby from our They award a -Brown Jug Traveling Trophy" to the coeds giving heartily disagree. liamson, Bill Howarth. Companion eorare -p. we ASH 6094 complete line of supplo, 'hem the most outstanding meal of the week. So far, they have re- He stated, " . big Bill looked ADVERTISING STAW "Kansas Raiders" kits, sets, tools. anything but an Olympic pros- Office Manager MARY PAT JAMESON ceived free meals each night for the last two weeks. A Salt Lake City Allen Hahn, John Howard, Joel pect," and that Russell disappoint- silverware company has made arrangements to give the week's winning Disputes Frog Jump Title Saffron, Ray Bitterman, Cynthia Clark, HUSTON S ed local fans with his high jump coed a genuine china dish and silver serving utensil. Jock Cummings, John Elliot, Barb Fis- HOBBY SHOP performance Later on in his col- Dear "Filoo: IIii l'ittry: Moreover, the two have another flourishing enterprise: They are cher, Terry Sweeney, Dick Hurlbut', 293 S 3,-.1 St CALIFORNIA umn, he stated that, "From this In regard to the Thrust and Certified Movie and Party Goers." For a slight fee. they gladly at- won't Parry letter of last Friday, I would Henry Hosted?, Joan Henderson, corner it appears Russell Wayne Halbert, Joseph Kennedy, "COMANCHE" lend any movie or party for you.They promise to go neatly dressed Put enough work into his high like to make the following im- Leslie Lyons, Charles Leider, lock COMP I,, oncl DANA ANDREWS and conduct themselves like gentlemen. to make the Olympic portant correction! jumping Erickson, Robert Montell, Eleanor Va- browse around Also- Sundays. they often dress soberly. go down to the Provo team." Sigma Chi fraternity claims to rata On lente, Dick Russel, "TIMETABLE" Bus Depot, and jump on the incoming buses. One will ask: "Is We would like to clarify a hold the title and trophy of the "World's Intercollegiate there a Bishop on the bus?" If there is no repls, the two proceed few of these statements. For one Frog thing, Russell merely is Jump- lumping Cltimpionshap." Their to conduct a regular church meeting, complete with collections ing for the fun of it . . . more claims are justified if one con- and hymn singing. or less to keep in shape for siders just last year. If one goes MAYFAIR POTPOURRI: the Olympic berth he already back one more year, he would find OUTSTANDING A handful of Santa Clara University students turned up to hear has w on, with his lack of that the "Grand World's Inter- --A1111111Guys that really Governor Goodwin-J. Knight last week. Editorialized the "Santa Clara:" "form" on the basketball floor. collegiate Frog Jumping Champ- rate make a "PICNIC" " ... this gross indifference has ruined Santa Clara." ... University of Ile has never claimed himself ionship" was set by Alpha Phi ALSO-- Washington coeds are tinting their hair with shades of daffodil yellow, as the nest seven foot high Omega with a jump of 12 ft 61/2 Monti's dinner juniper. That was the work of in. This was greater than Sigma date! "TEXAS LADY.' sparkling sherry. red pepper. pink. blue. and lavender. Ugh' some over-enthused sports writ- Chi's "W orld Championship" House Speaker Sam and minority leader Joseph W. 1745 El Camino Rayburn er from San Francisco. jump of last year. Spaghetti - Ravioli Martin will each speak at Syracuse l'niversity graduation cert.- ALso, we cannot imagine any- In regard to the "challenge" Mountain View EL RANCHO monies . . . Santa Barbara College's "El Gaucho" questioned the one claiming "Big Bill" disap- made by the so-called champs, PIZZA PIE value of intercollegiate competition and stated that as long as pointed sports fans with anything U regret to Inform them that ' ON THE THRESHOLD Italian intercollegiate athletics continue to -haunt" campuses, colleges he attempts. He is perhaps one Alpha, l'hi Omega will mit be The Best Food Cooked To Taste able to enter the contest this OF SPACE- are falling down in their job of producing men and women capable of the most colorful athletes to - while, and year, due to a previously sched- -ALSO of leading the nation. come along in a long anything he attempts is a pleas- uled major service project. "World in My Corner" "a word of congratulations The University of Kansas City printed ure for us to watch. The great Here is a chance for some oth- ENGLES & BROWN - 0 the Kansas student council It seems to he the only organization on attendance attracted by the USF er fraternity to try its luck at ,ampus front *holesale TOWNE which doesn't have to choose a queen to make the page." Dons this year bears truth to this our World's Championship record. and again: "The police force of a mid-western city recently found it- fart, for they came for the most Good jumping, Purveyors -elf in the embarrassing position of being without parking tickets. A part to see him in action. BEN ZEITMAN of "DIABOLIQUE" omilar situation on this campus would undoubtedly be a top-ranking Lastly, anyone who can jump, ASH 8962 pretty Historian of Alpha Phi tragedy, probably second only to the breakdown of an IBM machine." tfl os ' 6 ft cl in is Omega "Fine Meats" will stand your hair on end Hotels - Restaurants Issue Challenge Revelries Applications Teacher Deadline Institutions Ap, fl. for S1(1(11t (1,: i Dear Thrust and Parry: SARATOGA or of next year's Revelries are Deadline for teacher training We, the students of Dr. William T.orell's Continental Structural OUTSTANDING, still being taken in the office of nterviews for this semester Ii 170 Younger Ave. San Jose CY 7-0895 Ted Balgooyen, assistant profes- May 25 Education students who I Design Class Of Various Wood, Steel and Concrete Mill Buildings or "SAMURAI" sor of speech. The applications need approval to advance in the Hinged Frame Structures. am o challenging the studious "slide-rule slip- must be accompanied with a state- fall semester must have sched- pers" of the mysterious Engineering Realm to ANY event that they JAPANESE FILM ment of qualifications and pro- uled interviews by this date. Ap- are capable of performing. in color pointments made in Spring Special for Students vious experience. may be the Any challenge that might he forthcoming, though none is expected Credentials Office, Room 120, because of the esteem in which the "continentals" are held and the Sol(sn is of tering their New York Life Insurance Ca., Dept, 1$ excellent record of accomplishments that are well known to all con- regular $2 50 haircut for 1003 Bank of America Bldg , San Jose cerned, can he thrown at the forthcoming Engineering Barbecue, Sun- PATRONIZE YOUR day, May 20 Since the persons concerned in this challenge are the Without obligation, I would like your FREE . ADVERTISERS . shy and retiring type, the' probably shall not be heard from. 2.00 . ASB 7175, ASS 7065 Budget Bcok, and information on your Low to any student / showing their Cost Insured Saving Plan for College Men. Gimelli Ws ROBERT LAWS Jell Student Body Card Floral Artist UN1TED YAX1 For Special Occasions ,1 111011, SALONS OF BEAUTY Nome . on dotes Special consideration to North rust South /its, It. 08-90 Park Ave. CY 5-9215 IS St. 257 students CY 4-2324 CY4 6634 C37-1440 Address Third end Sante Mee Cy S-1104 Free Parking in Pear Stanley vs. Whitfield Wednesday. May 16 1056 DU Leads SPARTAN DAILY 3 Tourney PATRONIZE State College Meet YOUR I ADVERTISERS 1 Jump In Top Spot Next for Thinclads SATISFIED With 23 Markers; Muir estahl:sh %1 hit CUSTOMERS sights on Saturday's California field as the favorite. State College Track and Field The Spartans will be bolstered by Mat Finals Tonight I championships slated fur Fresno's the return of Ray Goodwin, who }tutelar Stadium. has been out most of the season Highlight of the meet is expected with a bad leg Winter reports to be the halimile duel between Ooodoin's activity will be limited Defending Champs SAE Jti Juae's l.ang Stanley and Los to high jumping. Angeles State's two time uls fume Art Hiatt. who repulled his leg Trail With Seven champion Mal Whittield muscle in the mile rel.'s, will be Points Spartan coach Bud Winter re- the only Spartan who old not see Delta Upsilon established itself ports Stanley has had a tough time action Winter believes Hiatt will as "the team to beat" in the Inter- shaking a bad cold which kept him be lost for the season. Fraternity novice wrestling tourna- out ut the West Coast Relays. but West Coast collegians continue it the motto at ment as it rolled up 23 points in the Spartan star has been able to to turn in outstanding performan last night's preliminary and sec- ' resume limited workouts. ces. California's Leamon King turn ond round bouts. Stanley has 3 best clucking of ed in the top effort of the week The HOLLAND I 48 7 compared to Whitlield's with his :09.3 clocking in the een enjoy our Dalian Dishes Sigma Alpha Epsilon. winner of 1 50 3. However. the latter is a tun to take over the lead in that in your or the tournament for the past two great competitor, who c o ill e 6 event Bill Russell. USE high jump years, ranked second after last through when the chips are down. or, provided the only other ilea Cor 12th and Santo Cloia night's action with seven points. This fact coupled oith Lang's re- best with his 6 ft. 91/4 in leap. Alpha Tall Omega and Phi Sig- - ma Kappa each have five points. Theta Chi. Sigma Nu, Sigma Chi, Top Coast Marks and Delta Sigma Phi each have four fmints. Kappa Alpha hits compiled 100-10ng (Cal) 9 3 Ago.tni (Fresno) tvias points. 9.3 Burks (LA Slate) 9 6, Robinson (Fres- The semi-finals and preliminary no) and Coy). IUSCI 9 7n. Elmo,. (SF MARV MCKEAN, former East Contra Costa JC blocks Roland Logan at right. McKean proved to consolation bouts of the tourna- State) 9 7. ment get underway today at 4 quarterback, who impressed Spartan fans with be the difference as the Blues defeated the o'clock in the Men's Gym, with his fine passing, makes good yardage on the 270-Agostini (Fresno) 20.1, Coyle to BUE'S MARKET the final consolation matches Whites. -photo by HawkIna and ground in Friday nights game. Bub Dunisant (USC) 20.1i, Dorsey (USC) /1.0. Johnson FREE DELIVERY the finals set for 7:30 o'clock to- (UCLA) 21.0n. night. Where Quality Meets Prices From Farm to You 440-Larrabo. (USC) 47 1. Ellis /UCLA) Coach Hugh l'slumby, in charge 1481 Almaden Rd , San Jose CV. 2-3346 of the tournament, disclosed last 47 4, Shinn lOey) 47.7; Stanley (SJS) Bronzan Lauds Desire, 47.9 /Minton (Oxy) 48 O. night that anyone who has lost a man that reaches the final: (lgible to compete in the con-, 880-Stanley (SS) 1 48.7; Whitfield lation matches and should be at of Grid Team (La State) 1 50 3; Kiiby (USC) 1.51.2; Lou's Village ondition the gym at 4 p.m. today. Coburn (USC) 1 51 4, Shinn (Oxy) 151.- The final consolation bouts will By DICK O'CONNOR other in recent years " Bronzan singled out as many 4. be "I think that the reason for newcomers as veteranS for praise. for third and fourth places, and the "We are far ahead of where we Mile-Balley (Oregon) 3.51.6; Seaman were at the end of spring practice the better serail spirit and de- lie reported that the defensive play Special Dinners finals for first and second places.: (UCLA) 4 07 4, Bowden (Col) 4:08.2; Del- Lost night's second round results: last year. I can't think of a single sire on the squad is that we of the ends was one of the strong position where we have not im- are playing more as a team this points of the squad. Jim Moon., linger (Oregon) 4 OR S. McLeod (USC) 137-pound class Zutola (MO) de- proved." year. There are fewer cliques." Pete Galloni and Bob Dunivant all 4 00 1 $1.50 cisioned Williams (SAE) Benen pinned This was the opinion of Coach Bronzan pointed out that the new played better than expected. Duni- includes entre, salad, Donald.on ISAC) Bob Bronzan as he summed up the men picked up the system sur- vent, along with fullback Darell Two mile-Truew (USC) 9 01 S Dellin- coffee, dessert Spring practice sessions at San prisingly well and the "old heads" Clement, give the Spartans the §er (Oregon) 9 03 I McClanothen (San- 147-pound class Bush (PSKI decisioned continued, "the improved even more than was an- best pair of punters in recent years. 1465 W. San Carlos St. Boynto' ATO). Jose State. lie ta Barbara) 9 15 8, Bailey (Oregon) Sweeney (DU) pinned squad had more desire than any ticipated by the coaches, Graham (SAFI. Ortland (ATO) de.isioned Faced with the problem of re- 916 7n. Craves (Stanford) 9 18 On. string tackles. Reese (PKA). placing tno first High hurdles-Johnson (UCLA) 14 1; Bronran converted guard Jim 157-lb. doss. Huttler SAE) pinned Pel- Power Supply Hughes to fill one soot and un- Robinson (Fresno) 14 2 Nelson (Stanford) tier (ATO); Stevoish (DU) pinned Canzi- covered a real "find" in Austin 14.4; Ball (UCLA) 14 5, Cobb (Stanford) ani IPSKI; Rushing (TC) pinned Martin ITaienrangiaie:ne.Lararnie was credited 14.6. Only 11 more days (daemon (DU) pinned Rosequist ih(SN); with being the best lineman on Reynol d s F nis es Best the field in Friday nights Spar- Low )nurdles-Robinson (Fresno) 22.5; Johnson (UCLA) 22.6; Holloway (UCLA) 167-pound class Stetovich for you to reserve (DU) di.' and Cobb (Stanford) 23 4; Dlebert (Fres- cisioned Rail (MCA) Berma'n pinned Mur- All of the other interior linemen no) 73.5n. ray (PICA). Year- Sets Two Marks also improved to the extent where High jump-Russell (USE) 6-9'. Fond- By BOB BARKER they are ahead of those playing the your copy of .... 177-pound class: Summers (DSP) de- position last year. le, (Pomona) and Fehlen (Stanford) 6- cisioned Collidge (SC). ha derisioned leg- Chuck Reynolds, the power behind the Spartan baseball team all 7 3/4; Dyer (UCLA) 6-7 1 11 Moss (OSC) gin (TC), Sheldon (PSC) pinned Richmults season long, climaxed his last year of play with the San Joseans, by The backfield, expected to be a 6.6 3;4. (SAE), Cassidy IOU) decisioned McPherson ' cracking the school's homerun and runs batted in marks. problem because of loss of exper- (IC) The six ft. 185 pound Reynolds, elected captain by his Spartan ienced players, proved to be the Broad furnp--Johnson (UCLA) 25-3 /4. Arnett (USC) 25-0 Herrmann 24- 191-pound class. Schallon (DU) pinned teammates, had his finest year with the Spartans. Ile connected for strong point of the team The S 3 Bitermon (SAE). Ueberroth IDU) won by coaches went looking for a quarter- 3 Upshaw (Col) 24-7, Gambini (Fresno) seven homeruns and drove in 36 runs, leading the club in both de- default over Cummings (IC). back to replace Tony Teresa and 24-0 La Torre partments. He finished with a classy .337 batting average. they found three. Dick Vermeil, Heavyweight class Tipton (IC) pinned Reynolds claims the secret behind his success at the plate Mary McKean. and Ron Woolverton Pole vault-Gutowski fOxy) 1s-3/4, Mot. Jacobson (SAE). Iles in the coaching of Walt Williams, and Chuck's own ability to proved that they can give the Gold- rim (USC) 14-9, L vock (USC) 14-6 3/4; swing "just to get wood on the ball." en Raiders a passing game that Pedeson (Fresno) 14.4 Bradt (Prima) .... order today and 14-1. PATRONIZE The Spartan captain attributes swinging just to meet the ball has has been sadly lacking in recent TOUR ADVERTISERS helped considerably, For one who doesn't swing for the fences, Chuck years. Javelin-Conley (Cal Tech) 237-111/4; be sure has done pretty well, slamming out more homers than any Spartan in The defensive halfbacks, parti, Pearson (WSCI 775 I Voiles Mg 224-11' , Greene ISit) history Chuck claims it was pretty difficult in holding up his swing ciliary Walt Ackemann and Ilarvel 717 7 1/, , Order your ropy at Student Actlyttles Otfiri after clouting a homerun against USC this season. However, he did, Pollard. are on a par with any on (USC) 215-10'. or the Lo lorr booth In Outer Quad the coast. Bronzan described Acke- and the next trip at plate, he connected for another round-tripper. mann as ''a real Big Ten football Dorus-Drummond (UCLA) 18-6 Vick The fine fielding and throwing , player." (UCLA) 175- Burt (Cal) 174-6: Babla Iof Reynolds also helped the Spar- Others singled oirt for praise (USC) 174-2 3 4 Hester 10ey) 169.1 ----- , tan cause on many occasions.: were Jim Riley. Benny Guzman, Shot Put-Vick (UCLA) 57-5, Butt (Cal) Chuck had some trouble in left Charles Brooks and Pat Hiram. All 57-4 Martin (UM 56-11l/s; Cheney field at the beginning of the sea- except Hiram are newcomers to (Stanford) 55-7 3 4, Meyer (011y) 54. son, as he always before had played i SJS. 61/4. center field. He says that master- "I think if the passing game ing the curve of the hall while it is goes as well this fall as it has in flight has been his most diffi- this spring, we will be fielding IBM TEN/EAU/VC ',LW COOP cult task. one of our best offensive teams. Reynolds Honored The defense, which I consider For the engineer who has completed his survey of Except Chuck, a senior physical educa- as possiblY more important than Chuck Reynolds, Oar outfit-Id' industrial openings . . . tion major. was a four sport man Those Who Buy offense. also has the potential to cc of the Spartan baseball squad, in Freemont High School in Sunny- rank viith the best at .,IS" Bron- has been selected as the Most their vale, making the all-conference zan said. Valuable Player of this sear's COMPARE THIS OPPORTUNITY teams in all four different sports If all goes well. Spartan football varsity team bs his teammates, at one time or another. During his Cards - Candy - Gifts fans can look for the Golden Raid- it was disclosed late yesterday part of the planned expansion of electronic facilities, senior year in high school, Chuck ers to return In the familiar spot afternoon. As batted an amazing .619. Upon grad- as the top independant team on the new uation, he matriculated at Menlo the West Coast SAN JOSE IBM MANUFACTURING ORGANIZATION College where he played baseball School Supplies and track. He held the Coast Con- offers ci I,rnded nur,ber (Ji Lang range career positions ference discus mark until it was to outstanding men with Bachelor of Science degrees. broken last year by Rink Babka, Intramural Softball Action Maintaining its tenacious grip on pa, 6-4, to stay In present USC star. first plaee. IBM offers you . . . The Beta Kappa While at San Jose. the Spartan the top rung of the independent In other action Sigma PI swamp- If you have more to offer, CHUCK REYNOLDS intramural league, the powerful ed Kappa Tau, 14-1. Lambda Chl 277 E San Fernando St. captain decided to concentarte on . . . Slugging SJS Capiain PROFESSIONAL GROWTH baseball, believing that it was there 435 club whipped the Red Vs 50 Alpha and Theta Xi were Idle. , his future lies. Monday afternoon at Spartan Field. IBM is recognized as the leader in the Upon graduation The Theta Chi's ace, Dick Zimmer- in June. Chuck plans to enter pro- 435'ers lead the league with fast growing field of digital computers. fessional baseball. t hough he -a 4-0 win mark, and are only one man, turned in another top per- doesn't know where. From his victory away from winning the formance of the day. pitching his CHALLENGING ASSIGNMENTS independent title. teammates to a 114) shutout over THE BIGGEST NAME IN CLEANING come-through performance this Desaaning and cievel3p.na equipment year, Chuck shouldn't have any In the American T.eague, Delta Theta Chi. Other teams were in- trouble landing a job. Upsilon defeated Phi sigma Kap- active. and testing techniques for the automatic production of computing equipment. Reynolds has had several big days with the Spartans this sea. Shortie the Shade SECURITY Special son. but probably the highlight er.- was his two homeruns against the IBM has an enviable record of stable Trojans. Another feature was his 50yS: ployment and a history of outstanding Four hits in the San Fran- benefits. cisco State contest. From a team viewpoint, Chuck rates "ON THE NOSE" 4 Hour Service State s two wins oser Stanford INTERVIEWS, APPLICANTS ARE as the big ores. is your best bet FOR PERSONAL INVITED TO CONTACT If You Are in a Hurry Bobbie Doig of Fresno State is named the best opposing pitcher Clements, Placement Officer, San Jose State College that Reynolds has faced this year. Post time: 8:15 Dr but Spartan Hal Kolstad has more for appointments on campus Friday, May 18, 1956, stuff according to Chuck. Track: Morris Dailey beginning at 9 A M. Season Run May 18 & 19 2nd & Santa Clara St. Open at 1 PM Dine by Candlelight at the HOUSE OF PIZZA par, mutual Srucl ers Gene,a, Try a Confusion Pizza / ECONOMY CLEANERS 395 Almaden Ave CV 7-9908 S Vil,ere You Get Your Money s NIS 4 SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, May 16. 1956 BUYING SOMETHING? Parties, Entertainment Feature Check Your Spartan Daily Spartan Society Springtime Sorority Schedule Advertisers First BARBARA WHITE Seeley ALPHA t III OMEGA ALPHA Pill honor their mother., with a ban-
r sae Coaoeoo A). . quet Saturday. The A Ciii O's are planning to Alpha Phi's will hold their hold an exchange swimming party Senior Breakfast at Havenly KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA with the Kappa Alpha's this after- Foods on Sunday, according to Let's Go!! noon at the A Chi 0 house. Dixie Wilson, chairman The event The Kappa pledges took their Fraternities Plan Outdoor Activities; is an annual affair. sneak Saturday morning. They WHERE? ALPHA OMICRON PI were successful in capturing act- The Alpha Phi's and the Delta Ives Marilyn Lateer, Sue Leusely, Graduating seniors of Alpha Sigma Phi's held an exchange Margaret Mitchell, Patsy Black To The Coop Elect Officers for the Coming Year Omicron Pi will be honored guests barbecue last Wednesday. Volley- and Pat Higgins. ball preceded the dinner. at a luncheon and swimming party . . . Of Course DELTA SIGMA PHI held Monday night Oro treasurer; Fred Siemon, cor- A "Dutch Auction" was held KAPPA DELTA The Delta Sigma Phis held a Alt arrangements are set for to be given May 19 by the San j responding secretary: and Paul Jose-Penirsitla alumnae. Seniors at Monday night's meeting. The The Kappa Delta's will enter- swimming party at Adobe Creek the spring Pledge dance to be Eckhardt. social chsirman. attending veil' be Janice deRes- Alpha Phi pledges auctioned items tain the members of the Univer- Lodge on Saturday The function held at Club Saba on Satur- from each girls room. In an ef- KAPPA ALPHA chke, Myra Greenberg, Jody Lei- sity of California Kappa Dsl! was in honor of the candidates day. There will be a "tropical fort to claim the missing items, chapter Sunday afternoon. The the campus for the "Sailor's Ball." s!, Nancy Costantino, Mary Platt, running islands" dinner followed ba the al.ives were farced to keep visitors will be conducted on a d Sunday will be Alumni Day at Charlene Doll, June Butters, Dora DELTA UPSILON the Kappa Alpha house Paul othy Rudeen, Sally Busselle, the bidding going, even though tour of the new house. meeting place ; Phi Sigs will play host to their the pledges kept raising the bids. Kappa Delta Big Sisters will semester's i Thomsen and the Metronomes will Nancy Beet, Phyllis Long, Irene Electrons for next parents on Sunday with a buffet entertain at the affair The gledges will use the money treat their Little Sisters to din- officers were held Monday night luncheon Arrange- Hohener, Jo Beeson, Pat Hub- ments for the day are being bard, Mary Lu for a pledge project. ner at the Chuck Wagon Sun- Joe Clark was elected president Loson, Lu Amph- At Coffee Time, PI KAPPA ALPHA handled by Tom McDermott. lett. day evening. Assisting him will be Chuck GAMMA PHI BETA Kamm, vice president: Gerry Se- Pi Kappa Alpha will hold its! SIGMA KAPPA Coke Time, "Shipwreck** dance Gamma Phi Beta's entertained verson, recording secretary: Don 33rd annual The Sigma Kappa alumni held their younger Nelson, corresponding secretary: this weekend The traditional sisters May 11 and a fashion show and Lunch Time, 12' at their annual Big-Little sis- card party at Jerry Edgmon, sergeant at arms: South Sea costume party dates the chapter house Saturday. Act- back to the founding fraternity. ter party. The girls took their ! Any Time Ed Johnson, treasurer; Ray Bar- ives who modeled for the fashion tosh, steward: Frank Patonai, Dave and Den Redman will head sisters to Revelries and later cc- turned to show were Nancy Labhard, M:o house mana-tr: John Wagner, arrangements for the affair the house for refresh- Rutishauser, Carol ments and community singing. Bisbee, Pi! IFC representative; Clark Biggs. I Miller, Louise Western, Annie SIGMA CHI The next morning the girls were THE COOP chapter editor; Lee Sweeney. Travisano, Bev Bangert. Marlene Graduate correspondent; and With the inter-collegiate frog- taken on a tour of the campus Morgan, : jumping championship at stake, Connie Ford Date Falk and Carolyn Dick Pike. junior delegate to the was chairman of the Frey. national convention. Sigma Chis from San Jose are affair planning to travel to Calaveras The Gamma Phi's will enters, PHI SIGMA KAPPA County this weekend to retain their fathers Sunday. May 21), I The trip is one of the Phi Sigma Kappa officers are their crown. the annual Father-Daughter B Larry Conterno, president: Jack ; most popular on the spring social quct. Denise Hinel is chairman Sigma Chis have Buehler. vice-president; Al Fields, ealender. The of the banquet. issued a challenge to any campus HAIRCUTS AT MOLERS secretary: Dave Yossem. sentinel; organization to enter the event, Bruce Bush. social chairman: KAPPA ALPHA THETA Glen Kaminsky. rush chairman; attended by students from many California colleges and univer- Trish Richards and Sue Doylc Treat yourself: Shave 25c CENTS and Rodger Lippa and Jim Ad- have ams, publicity. Elections were 1 shies. been chosen to represent the local Theta chapter at S' All SIGMA Nt.' National Convention in Ban:: Work The Sigma Nu and Alpha Tau Canada. June 2.3-30. Moler Barber College Supervised Omega fraternities will hold their , The Theta's have invited their 41 West San Fernando by lorenseel .;: annual "Blackfoot-Whitefoot" Instructors mothers to be guests at the house open 9 to 6 Mon. thru Sat. dance on Saturday. !1,` X t I'. eek -end The Brides g:t will THETA CHI On Saturday, Theta Chi and Delta Up.silon fraternities will - : IS THS TIMIS sponsor their annual "Pogonip" THE BEST DRESSED MEN ON THE CAMPUS WILL VERIFY THIS FACT' party. The affair is an all-day TO REGISTER event with a barbecue. swimming and a dance Planning the affair WHEN YOU MUST is Chuck Gingold of Theta Chi and Jim Tormey of Delta Upsilon. LOOK YOUR BEST . THETA XI I.a Donna Schulz was crowned Sigma I'i Orchid Ball Queen by Jim John Howard was re-elected Springer, fraternity president, at the Orchid Ball held in San There is No STERLING Theta Xi president on Monday Substitute for evening. Other officers include Francisco. Miss Schulz will reign over all Sigma I'i social events PATTERNS Harris, vice for the coming year. s with us Bob president: Dick a !culd of your chow» will alarm vollr famil, and friends how they your 5E11X can help collection vow. Serenade to Spring FORMAL WEAR 6- c. Place Setting" S32.73 EXCLUSIVELY SINCE 1906 it" ,,acs. to Janie Munch, Kappa serving awes, trool $4.2$ ENGAGEMENTS SCHMIDT -BAGLEY LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN T WE5T Kappa Gamma, at the Dixie Ball sionewans tram g3.011 BA1.1ssI-IIALSTEAD Wiley Schmidt, Kappa Alpha. TOME'S Friday night. Miss Munch is a IRO 10kInt ox of chocolates with clues announced his pinning to Bev Rental or Purchase sophomore political science ma- Bagley, Kappa Kappa Gamma. hos-len in it was passed at the : jor from San Mateo and Holden Kappa Alpha Theta house to an- Schmidt is a junior commercial is a senior business administra- art major from Sacramento and nounce the engagement of Stanna major from tion Redlands. Miss Bagley is a sophomore edu- IN SAN JOSE Halstead to Jim Balassi, Pi Kap- Rgh Fosh¦on Note cation major from Centerville pa Alpha. Balassi is an education KAHLER-THIUM 75 SOUTH SECOND major from Santa Cruz and Miss Accent your Form& with ii matc Alma ; Bobbie Thum, Gamma Phi Beta, Halstead is a secretarial major. WAILER-JACOBS Cummerbund or Cummervest and 1,e Set Phone CYpress 4-2322 ! announced her pinning to Dick Gary Waller, Delta Upsilon, SELIX stocks over 50 chtlerent SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND BE SMITH-VAN LANDINGHAM Kabler, /oboes, coloengs and patterns, 123 Kearny 1724 Tiiiaaray 2017 Shattuck Bob Smith, Kappa Alpha. an- Monday night. Miss Thum is a Jacobs Friday night at the Full Phone YU 6-6212 Phone Gt. 2-2751 Phone TM 1-1312
01.041.1.4 nounced his engagement to Mary junior general elementary ma- Moon Ball Mills Jacobs is a MIX San Jose Store open Every Thursday N¦ght to 8:30 P.M. Ellen Van Landingham, Delta jor from Long Beach and Kahler sophomore education major from Gamma. at Monday night's meet- is a senior business administra- Alameda and Waller is a junior s ing. Miss Van Landingham is a tion major from Millbrae. radio-TV major from San Jo sophomore education major from San Carlos and Smith is a junior engineering major from Covina. LVAN ATKINSON-INGLIS esveLeri j Nancy Inglis. Alpha Chi Om- IF YOU ARE A WOMAN OF W.2 .1 JUNG ega, passed the traditional box 1904 of chocolates to her sorority sis- Since ters to announce her engagement FIRST & SAN FERNANDO to Dorsey Atkinson, Alpha Tau EXECUTIVE ABILITY Omega at Stanford. Miss Inglis is a senior advertising major from Oakland and Atkinson senior CLASSIFIEDS general education major from THE U. S. AIR FORCE HAS AN Exeter The couple plan an Oct FOR RENT ; 20 wedding FALE111-WOODEN IMPORTANT JOB FOR YOU AS New girls bearding bouse, fall Peg Wooden, Gamma I'hi Bela. semester, on Fraternity Row. CY- ' told her sorority sisters of her 2-5785. engagement to Jim Faletti, Sig- AN OFFICER ...WITH OPPORTUNITIES ma Chi, Monday night. Miss 4106-..k Rama for Rent. During the Wooden is a junior English ma- summer, kitchen privileges, $20 jor from San Mateo and Faletti FOR TRAVEL, ADVENTURE, AND per month. dose to school. 374 is a senior accounting major from St. CY 5-95117. S. 6th . _ Decoto. Large six room unfurnished Gil LESPY-PFITZER MANY OTHER BENEFITS house across from campus, for Bill Gillespy. Delta Upsilon. lease CY 2-5413: CY 7-1706. announced his engagement to for summer. attrac. Marilyn Pfitzer, Alpha Phi, at the , Apartsments As a young woman of executive ability, you want a five, clean, like new, both near col- 01.7 Full Moon Ball Friday night., lege and town. 81 E. William St. Miss Pfitzer is a senior education career that offers the challenge, the interest and the --- major from Gustine and Gillespy future commensurate VI1111 votir talents. That's why you WANTED is a senior physical education ma- i _ . ha c the chance to apply for a direct commission in the jor from Grimes. San Jose Office of San Fran- 17. S. Air Force. As an officer, vou will have the career cisco firm has opening for young man with college training. Ca- PINNINGS I hat does most for you, t bile you do most for your reer opportunity is gales and ruRRI.-tuAsE country. In responsibility, job equality, travel, adven- management. Regular income dur- Vern Perry, 'Theta (AU. ,A1 - will flounced hi r pinning to Illus., ture and pay, you share equally with the men and ing training Write giving back- women \silo today ground to Mr Fugham, 588 N. Nell Chase last Friday night Miss constitute our nation's new "first line 1st St . San Jose. Chase is a freshman education of defense.- major from Sunnyvale and Perry Ironing done in my home, $1 is a senior business major from per hour. CL 145855 anytime. Alvarado. FOR SALE SPIVEY-KIRBY WAF RECRUITING '17 Ford convertible, new paint, Louise Kirby, sigma Kappa. MAIL THE COUPON NOW kfq.35COth Recruiting Wing, Wrigkt.Patterson Aft Ohm tires. rebuilt motor. Needs top. and John Spivey. Delta Upsilon. P1.0ƒ send .ne more information on my Make offer. 1373 Camino Monds opportunities for DIRECT anntuncerl their pinning at the U. S. COMMISSION cpc a WAF officer in the U. S. Air Forts. after 4:30 DU Full Moon Formal Friday FOR FULL INFORMATION SEIN DIVESS ATTENTION night. Mos. Kirby is a junior Netter, Aqua-Lung and dry suit, cio husineaa education major and ON YOUR OPPORTUNITIES Addiesa__ I d SJS student AIR FORCE 10161 Saratoga Ave. seivey former City _low Stets_ ono now lb scrving in the navy Palm Beach Tex, 38 long Bar- FOR A DIRECT _ gain, CY 4-8495 HOLDEN- Major Subject gisirfbeard: Malabu, baLsa fiber- Alpha COMMISSION The brothers of Kappa glalA $30 Evenings CV 3-0833 I harped oft the pinning of Roger
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