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Spartans Lose to Surprising Bronco Cagers -7 At DEGROOT ***** ***** GIVES SCHE ************ ULE dent estr********************, ; is * 41 es In i Prom Buis - . 4, Deadline ! from il p on sale today; buy : for La Torre photos! 1 class members and : 1 junior See important story , Controller's office * go ; 4i on page 1, today. * 4i .r hen,. 4 4414,41444442144*********** ,a, 414441444.441.444441-41.***14104.1 nesner ml vm XX V I SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1938 Number 59 her p!.: 1st Htft her, and Spartans Lose To IS art; Surprising Bronco Cagers teacher gradua. Post p DATESSimplicity TWO To Be Keynote 't thin, San Jose Below Par mirictie LEFT OPEN drifted With 'Class Of 1939' enrolled FOR BRONC ek As Santa Clara Five of be As PromP Motif in, Fred GRID TEAM ye still Using the motif of 'Class 01 charge of bids and sales; Jack Contest helped TEMPE STATE TO 1939" in colors of gold and silver; Hilton, past prexy, who is in charge Wins 44-27 Corning bids to the annual Junior Prom, of decorations, and Frances Oxley bent to START SEASON to be held this year in the Civic and Elaine Johns who are in charge SOPHOMORES LEAD MISSION CITY ern VIII UNDER ARCS Auditorium on January 20, will of publicity. SCORING ATTACK IN CIVIC go on sale today. Only 350 bids. NO DANCE PROGRAM ed Flei. By BEN JOHNSON which have been simply designed, There will be no dance program AUDITORIUM TUSSLE ye wrote Assistant Sports Editor are being printed in an effort to as previously made for the Proms, By FRED MERRICK care San Jose State's gridiron eleven avoit' an over-crowded auditorium, but following the keynote of aim- tot, do- They will carry out the colors plicity, the bids con- CIVIC AUDITORIUM, January 7.Coach Bill Hubbard's will again play Registration Day will simply dent to with which the hall will be simply tain words "Class of 1939" and the have their let-down, as they dropped football, meeting Arizona State Spartan cagers picked tonight to h she s yet strikingly decorated and will list of patrons together with th, their conference opener to a smooth, methodical Santa Clara bas- college from Tempe on SepteM- have imprinted on them in silver committee members. ketball team by a 44-27 score. The big red team from across town her 19, opening day of the fall the tower of San Jose State. Fol- Patrons for the annual affair major defense which had the State quintet at its mercy quarter, according to the nine- lowing the successful prom last will include Dr. and Mrs. T. W. threw up a stiff game schedule released late yes- year, a large demand is being an- MacQuarrie, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. and sent the Washington Square five into jumbled confusion in an terday by Head Coach Dudley S. ticipated for the bids which are Minssen, Miss Helen Dimmick, Mr. leffort to keep pace with the Bron- DeGroot. being made available at the Con- ders and Mrs. C. B. Goddard, Mr. and The list of troller's office at $1.25. games on the 1938 Mrs. M. A. Heaslet, Mr. and Mrs. stdSOPHOMORE FORWARDS hat does not ASSEMBLY TO co include the Santa BID QUOTA N. 0, Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. W. Paced by a pair of sophomore Aing Clara Broncos, but two dates have They are also being placed in G. Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. iorwards, the Barsi coached quin- heen left open by the Spartan the hands of Junior class members. Blesh, Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Por- , BE PLANNED tet took an early lead and was mentor i To in the hope that the MM- The committee in charge has an- tal, and Mr. and Mrs. William never threatened as the solid man- sion City school will take one of flounced that every Junior class- McCoard. to-man defense used by the Mis- In the Meeting Of Student openings, either on Septem man who sells 15 bids will be en- Special accomodations are being sion City five held the State sharp. her meehr; 24 or on October 15. In the titled to a free one and it is antir- made to handle the large crowd Council Tonight shooters to a negligible 9 points for tat event that Santa Clara takes ipated that numerous students will anticipated with extra check room in the first twenty minute per. ._ ht jot; neither opening DeGroot stated endeavor to sell that quota. facilities being promised. Possibility that a huge student iod. "Toddy" Giannini, scoring ace go ido that two strong teams desire Proxy John Holorf, general chair-1 With only two weeks left before body assembly, the first in three for the Broncs, earned an even places on the which an- the long-anticipated affair, stu- promr. Spartan sked for man, heads a committee years, will be held within the dozen points, but was more effec- those dates. eludes Dorothy Curry, who is in (Continued on Page Pour) _ _ __ month was predicted today by tive in the role of a "feeder", sidenta The 1938 season will have the, Prexy Jack Marsh. continually breaking team-mate dlers. ob orsiders making three trips away Joe Felipe under the basket for Held for the purpose of publicly, are TO:: from home. The first one is set set-up shots. Felipe took scoring for Russian Play ToiNew Deadline Set presenting athletic awards earned a Camp. October 28 with San Diego honors with 13 digits. by San Jose State college during iretal7i State in the southern city while Scoring was dormant in the the past athletic season, the as- home in a week later on November 8, De- Start Run On For La Torre sembiy will probably be set for (Continued on Page Three) Groot will take his team up to a Thursday during the latter part i other (Continued on Page Three) January 26 , Picures of January. 05101 I student executive coun- DATE SET FOR the II With the January 20 cil meeting tonight to pass on rec- Horns MUSIC GROUP Newcomer; To Star In Thursday, Russian Farce Is Final Date commended athletic awards pre- CLUB TRYOUTS -- sented by Graduate Manager Gil PLANS PARTY , Attention, those who have not Bishop, Marsh also stated the Rehearsals for "Squaring the , yet had their picture taken for council would take up the question All Eligible To Join irst ' Circle", the uproarious Russian With the faculty of the music La Torre. A new deadline which !of awarding gold footballs to the Radio farce, which will open January 26 Society providing the enter- has been set for Thursday, January 1937 football team. dtPartmenttaMmen in the Little Theater for a thre ' drter the music majors awl I 0 MUST be observed, or pictures Awards presented at the assem- Tryouts for membership in the day run, are progressing very sate-1 2- ' minors :re' planning their quarterly - ; will be absolutely not be accepted bly would include letters in varsity i newly formed Radio Speaking so- erten!: isfactorily according to Mr. Hugh! Party which they will hold Januai.v for the book, states Arthur Van football, varsity soccer, varsity l' ciety, open to anyone in the stu- in lit , Gillis, director of drama. litth in the music building. Horn, book editor. water polo, freshman water polo, I dent body, will be held from four ye V, is composed! Clam Gait Harhaugh and Delphina Phil -1 Although the cast presidents and student i and freshman football. I! to six Thursday' afternoon in Room coe the drama but iPs have been named co-chaii.- I largely of newcomers to council members are especially l' 165. college, Mr., Women of the party which is slated at San Jose State i urged to have their individual I Persons who wish to try out rectinp to is a (l15 start at 7:30. Mrs. Sibyl Han. !Gillis believes that this 'snapshotstaken immediately by Lib. YW Groups Plan , should prepare two selections that s at I: chett the newcomers, in! photographer. will direct the program. tin -t asset, as La Torre . i may be read in not more than apt sing Announcing that the program moments of stress, are more Sororities, fraternities and all , two minutes each. These should Will of the SU Mg be anything but of serious to act natural than some honoraty organizations must have pper Tonight I be chosen to demonstrate the ver- Red to nature, Mr. Otterstein intimated more experienced actors. their pictures taken by this dead - ---- satility, diction, and general ab- that and notices to all oroaniza- Mr. Thomas Eagan, director With Jean Holloway, Bill Jon- line, The YWCA cabinet and advisory ility of the individual to do radio of yet made speaking! TING the college woodwind ensemble nings, May McBride, and Franketions which have not hoard will meet tonight at 5:30 Would have been placed .n Coopera- play something in the swing Wilson in the leading roles, the arrangements p.m. at the Mary George Selections may be in the nature style as a special feature of the action moves swiftly from one the Co-op. 1 tive house, 99 South 11th street, of announcements, dramatic mon- arrangements may he for a joint meeting. ProMni. complicated situation to the next. Picture supper ologues, poems, descriptions of made by posting a notice on the ; , After matters become mixed up Those who attended the Asilomar scenes or incidents, and news corn- ,La Torre bulletin board in the give their impression nime in an unbelievable way, victor meet will mentation. A majority vote by ART EXHIBIT of the recent YMCA and YWCA members of the society will be Par Blue horses, by Garlock in the role of ------------------------------------Novikov Franc MUT.
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