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o Honor At June State Symphony On NBC Tonight Sunday More OVERHEARD Of School Cabinet IN THE PUBLICATIONS To Be Days OFFICE: ured "Aha! Here's a typewriter 1 that works" our women mem- XXIV VOLUME SAN A. will hold its JOSE, CALIFORNIA, oakfast T111.11./AY, JUNE 11, 1936 Sunday Number 154 leld Hall, located' building, at 6 FRESHMEN HOLD RECOGNITION oe followed Newspaper Class by a To Play Two Numbers As L eleven. Guests a program walk FOR CLASSMEN IN ORIENTATION Offered During Difference". 'The Over Standard Musical Hour On v,C.A. is a worll Given :ling to it Fifteen To Be Summer School womec Sheaffer Elected Pacific vorld with highly Frosh Scholarship Coast Hook-Up 9 O'clock racial, economo.r AWS Recognition Vice-Prexy Summer Sessioners To background wU Aristocratic State College Musical Oganization each of three Have Paper June Vivian Sheaffer was elect- 29 7inifred Today is freshman Recognition In Butler, a ed vice-president Sixth Year Under Direction Of Adol h Because they are not allowed of the As- To August from the view- Day. 7 sociated Women Students at W. Otterstein; ent. Mrs. to participate In the regular Last Spring Program Munel the election Recognition, which was held held Tuesday to Training in from the stand. journalism and select officers for next year. Bv MARIAN STARR og alumna and Tuesday, members of the first- school publicity for teachers will Miss Sheaffer has been as- As guest ion will year class will make awards to be undertaken by Mr. Dwight artists on the second of the current series of Standard discuss sistant entertainment chair- Bentel, t of the city "T" outstanding members of their class journalism instructor, dur- Symphony concerts, the San Jose State College Symphony orchestra, man and chairman of com- lion to these in orientation today. ing the summer session this year under the direction of Adolph Otterstein, head talks, mittees on of the music depart- A.W.S. council from June 29 to will be given Fifteen students who stand at August 7. ment, will play two numbers tonight at 9 o'clock this year, secretary of the over KPO on a contralto and the top of the class in scholarship For the first time during these Pacific Coast N.B.C. hook-up sophomore class this quar- cellist. will be honored with recognition, summer periods a newspaper will TWO NUMBERS ter, and active in student LAT ION while letters will be given to 43 be published. Laboratory work in Fallowing body committees. Senior Ball Bids a forty-five-minute gram, the iastal- athletes who have excelled in school publicity, and the manage- concert by the Stanford Sym- Frances Churin was elect- ff cabinet mem- sports during the year. ment of various types of school phony orchestra, conducted by Al- ed corresponding secretary, lucted by Gladys Names of students chosen to be publications from the mimeo- On Sale To All fred Hertz, the 120 musicians from not vice-president as erro- president and members of Spartan Knights and graphed bulletin to the printed State will present "Minuet", by neously reported in yester- t, incoming pres- Spartan Spears next year will be daily will be stressed during the Bolzoni; and "Russian Easter Over- day's Daily. State Students announced to the class during the summer. ture", by Rimsky-Korsakov. Other officers chosen were: ibers may secure program. A child training project will be This new series of Barbara Harkey, president, weekly pro- in room 14. Tic. Of the 43 athletes to be given conducted by the Home Economics grams has been organized who polled twice as many Few Ducats Left For by the twenty-five cents letters 25 participated in foot- department. Care and observation Standard Oil company of California votes as her competitor; Ro- allied in room 14 ball, 10 in basketball, and eight in of 20 children, ranging in age Spring Formal ; Al to display the development of berta Smith, corresponding ii Derr, Jeanne boxing. Coach Dee Portal will from 15 to 48 months, will be amateur musicanship and amateur secretary; Marian Ruge, Davina To Play e Stone, Roberta supervise this part of the program. directed under the supervision of musical organizations on the Pacif- treasurer; and ReinhIld in Hem. Seniors As well as being the last orien- Miss Verna Temple. Underclassmen who have up to ic Coast. xilately for Haerle, reporter. their tation this quarter, today's as- This project will be carried on in now been shunned by the seniors SI YEAR MAN itets. Those who sembly will be the most important the college nursery, which is a so far as procuring bids for the The local orchestra has been .re asked to sign of the year, according to Dean w modern and completely equipped Senior Ball Friday night will get under the direction of Mr. Otter- no not later than Charles Goddard, because recog- .A.A. To Install laboratory for the study of chil- their chance to put out $1.25 for stein for six years and ia composed nition to the freshmen has never dren. the cause today and tomorrow. of State college students aug- ITTEE been conducted in this way before. Many other activities are being Sales will be opened this morn- mented by a few faculty members. die the affair a Presenting Following is the list of students Council, Officers planned for this session. Bulletins ing to ail student body members, its annual spring con- bara Ski!tenger. who will be given scholastic giving complete information, fees, and although the bids are getting cert in the Morris Dailey auditor- Dennis, hostess, ium, the group offered its last local honors: Adelaide Colby, Lloyd Association and schedule of courses may be scarce, some may be found at the iach, decorations. Women's Athletic Walker, Edwin Harper, Takeru the regis- booth in the quad. concert of the year Tuesday night the newly obtained by request at rograms and in- will fete members of with Alfred H. Smith, senior major Higuchi, Mabel Buss, Benjamin trar's office. Only 225 bids will be sold, and Derr; tickets, elected council and officers at an and well-known pianist, as guest Naylor, Robert Minor, Gail Curry, at the last count there were nearly I; and Henrietta held at soloist. Paul Roberts, Bessie Pope, Marie Installation dinner to be 200 out of reach. If the demand and publicity. Fleck, John Andrews, Frances Savin's on the Alameda at 6:30 Ill, Halt, and Lame is enough, 250 may be put on Smith, Georgianna Kann, and I the evening of June 16. the market according to Rinaldo on ilary 40 cents James Sorensen. the sales com- Preskient Doris Shields, re-el- Wren, chief of must be filed by Edwin Markham Health NEW - mittee. AILS, OFFICERS cted head of the organization, will Cottage cchou bw lbill I Friday night's gigantic fete will it Compensation tbhye b eawiffaai rb, d wb lhdi 430 South 8th street start at 9 o'clock in Scottish Rite i. Open to men YAIJSBAND TO PLAY, bPereasitc;e'Indaetd TAKE JOBS TONIGHT Lloyd Gates auditorium on North Third street safary $170wper members and physical education Calvin Sides with Al Davina's music furnishing in must be filed faculty members. Charles Plomteau the atmosphere. Dorothy Nelson, Formal installation of newly elected officers in- FU Other recently decorations depart- elected A.W.S. officers will be LAST SPRING HOP Robert McKeown head of the ob- to Interne. Open elude Mary Willson, secretary, and Rita Hamann ment, promises a new aud novel served tonight at a banquet of age 21-40, salary !Doris J. Smith, athletic manager. Katherine Sanford setting for this finale of senior women students at Rudolph's, be- maintenance selected are Miss ad unchAnd BalloonsTo Faculty advisers ginning at 6:30. Elizabeth Bedford danceable days. be filed by June Marjorie Lucas and Mrs. Maud Be Benita Hooker All women who have served as Feature Of Dance Knapp. Oleta Garrett officers or representatives on members include New council Patricia Halls A.W.S. council during the past Stewart Maus and his orchestra Mavis Crowell, Jean Players Offer the following: Frances Churin year are also invited to attend the Will play for the last Frances student body Hughes, Betty Moore, banquet. dance Norma Talbert to be given during spring Willson, Lillian Brown, Scott, Mary Summer Season Officers quarter which to be installed are Bar- will be held Satur- and Doris Shields. day bara Harkey, president; Vivian night, in the men's gym Continuing in much the same Sheaffer, vice-president; na.Mum. Roberta manner of the superior plays pre- Smith, corresponding secretary; Maus Through Biddy played for the first stu- Stags To Wade sented by the San Jose Players Frances Churin, recording secre- dent boils' dance of the quarter during the past year, the summer tary; Marian Ruge, treasurer; and and proved to be a popular addi- school of the theater is making Reinhild Haerle. reporter. OL no n to In Banquet the list of campus favor- Feast Tonight plans for three one-acts to be given Item. f f free of charge during the quarter. The dance, tri which will feature it Up Ter S The first of the group which will Last Pegasus Meet Of the 1,1 awallan theme _------of the Home bones when probably be directed by Laurence coming find itself naught but Term Set For Sunday activities, will tart at 1 once-clucky chicken will Mendenhall of the Speech depart- Many a society, get through _- nine and continue co-oPerative eating until 12s o'clock. Spartan Stags, Y.M.C.A. Griffin, Bmeeinntg, wEiallmbeest7hbey Tomspcoartranwceildoef Punch the banquet, according to Stan Will be in a wind -Up Members of Pegasus, the liter- served during the i work this evening evening. ary honor society, meet for the the vittles clan. has Well-known as one of the most out- !member of ()evens, the organization IFLOONZ present by George of the modern plays, the final session of the quarter at the AG I N I Headed at to be a permanent standing AVY socAiati experiment and promises home of Gary Simpson at 1194 this gala affair, Cal Sides weathered the trials of it cheaper and comedy is a story of two English the gang thought Mildred away 7aftwfairs started last fall when bbamotheddetEeramrniensedt. avenue next Sunday after- chairman, will give thing. It all system than drop their masse Ins co-operative noon following the conclusion of win have hi:In:Rant balloons. Four easier to chip in en t'Ao.ornmenarrwyhomaenre counters. the Baccalaureate services. over lunchroom good cook, On July 29, 30, and 31, a restora- them all printed tags in pennies part of the lads, and a with the Through some effort whole- as yet undecided and James Wood, English in- word prize written satisfactory means of procuring tocomedytion no them, developed into a highly meal! structor and faculty member of The lucky person to se. the idea intended that the concluding to be directed by Jim Clancy, will board, and it is the society, will show candid com- balloon and sufficient interlude. b(' presented and on August 4, 5, Zen tah amidst all the melee some denouncement but only an en bring it week will not be its prominentl 6, Henrik ibseies Wild era shots of Pegaaians which he th_ to the status with next tussle features several and "The super-special table took on the sly at the recent Lag and will receive Tonight's among them Dr. T. W. Duck" under Hugh W. Gillis of the a prize guests for the evening, in additi :ainpus figures who are (Continued on Page Four) , Phelan reception. ,MacQuarrie, it is hoped. (Collits"sedttsoteth;as(g.rtFooarbri; given PAGE TWO SPARTAN DAILY, THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1936 HO-HUM, DR. CARL Sibyl Hanchett's "Late let 'em eat cake Tears Off Another Harvest by raymond wallace CAUSES LITERATI EXCITEMENT; ITH THE CLOSE of an- Let us have this time no talk LITERARY JEWEL other year we come again of the graduates' passing on to to the commencement cere- the undergraduates the torch of "Peeps Through Colonial Win- Holliday Praises Latest Noire monies which every graduate must knowledge. It is too much like dows," the seventeenth book suffer. I often wonder just what admitting that they are venturing authored by Dr. Carl Holliday, "Late Harvest", the first novel faculty adviser of l'egaau.s graduates really derive from the without light into an unknown prolific writer-member of the Eng- from the pen of Mrs. Sibyl Croly society, is also the author rites. Certainly in the case of high darkness, leaving behind the illu- lish department faculty, will ap- Hanchett, talented member of the volumes of poetry; and hi schools and junior high schools it mination which has served them pear in the fall from the pub- music department facuty, is caus- tributed to many outstanding is little. The valedictorian delivers thus far to another group who Railing house of Robert Speller ing considerable excitement in lit- his address with labored concen- in turn must relinquish it before in New York. erary circles. wazoin two goldgtohl eerdaismedalstrY. seSid Prizes amounting to $50 are tration, mouthing elegant phrases setting out on the path where they According to a review issued by prizes amounting to pm about "passing on the light," with need it most. Lucky is the senior the publishers, "Dr. Holliday has being offered to booksellers for the annual spelling contests forl going to do best quotable reviews of the novel, in a strained accent on the wrong who knows what he is skillfully etched in swift, easy- California, which, accent from now on, outside of adorn a which will be published in July by the proud words and a painfully artificial flowing passages short vignettes publishers, shook Luckier still is the Robert Speller of New York. Ad- her a enunciation, to demonstrate clear- park bench. of the colonial period, with side good speller author. is vance copies of "Late Harvest" ly that he has no notion of the one whose job, if he has one, remarks on the wit and humor, Born in Cadillac, Michigs with his ability. are being sent upon request to versatile meaning of what he is saying. commensurate education and military lore, ro- piano 'instructor I the first fifty booksellers writing mother of two mance and labors of Colonial sons ani to Robert Speller company for daughters. She The college graduate swelters in Applying for a job in a San times." has been i this purpose. mental during cap and gown under the sun, while Francisco factory last year, the Among the professor's other the past y Judges for the contest will be the activities of the a two-hour summary of the things foreman inquired the extent of my books the The Dawn of Literature, College C Dr. Carl Holliday, professor of for Peace, in addition he should have learned during the education. Wit and Humor of Colonial Days, to I English at San Jose State col- structional and past four years is hurled at him, "Come around again when you History of Southern Literature, literary a lege, and himself a writer of college," he informed. and others, dealing principally with the added aggravation that git outa note; Frank Lee Beals, assistant lish''Irnhtgt eisa. n absorbing this time he cannot indulge him- "We ain't puttin' on no new men with American history and liter- port superintendent of schools, Chi- a small town and self in the sleep which has al- only college graduates. We want ature. His new book will be illus- the cago; and the editorial staff of school which is many guys, see?" trated by Jerald Mermer, with the pivot ready delivered him from smart the publishers. town's lige," stated Dr. similar addresses during the pre- Evidently it takes a good deal several full page line drawings, H Mrs Hanchett, who has been in review of the book. ceding four years. Then the gradu- of education to enamel bathtubs chapter heads, tail-pieces, 'and end ates file along the platform in an and plate faucets. papers. almost endless line, to receive Some few of the graduates will "Abraham Lincoln in Heaven," a their diplomas and the right hand be able to put off the inevitable narrative poem which is also be- of fellowship in a community moment when they must look for ing rushed through for publica- Members of the which no longer has any place a job by pursuing graduate work. tion, will appear probably on for them. They can hear the mut- Although it is only begging the July 4, selling at $1.25 a copy. tered "thank yous" of their com- question for a time longer, they Portions of this new book by Dr. GRADUATING CLASS rades for perhaps ten places realize the futility of searching Holliday have been printed in the ahead, until their own turn ar- for a position befitting their train- North American Review, Catho- HERE'S A SUGGESTION (OFFERED WITH rives, then the fading murmurs ing, so they go on studying for lic World, Rotarian, Westward, AN ULTERIOR MOTIVE, WE ADMIT) WHICH of acknowledgement behind them higher degrees. Even possession Christian Science Monitor, Liter- SHOULD BRING RETURNS IN GRADUATION as they pass on. of a higher credential, however, ary Digest, Overland Monthly, and GIFTS. insures them nothing. There are The Churchman. a good many masters of arts and What zest it would add to com- Other books of verse by the doctors of philosophy on relief. One SIMPLY CHECK THE ITEMS YOU'D LIKE mencement day if the graduates famous writing professor, who such student has written the fol- TO OWN, AND LEAVE THE LIST were allowed to zoom past at a guides the winter quarter "genius" LYING lowing: dead run with gowns flying, class of campus literati, include AROUND HOME IN A CONSPICUOUS PLACE snatching their sheep-skins with ODE TO HIGHER EDUCATION The Cotton Picker and Other . . . OR MAIL IT TO AN UNSUSPECTING one hand and grabbing at their I've always sung the praises Poems, Old "Prof" Dickson and RELATIVE. mortarboards with the other when Of M.A.'s and Ph.D.'s, Other Poems, Three Centuries of the wind of their passage threat- But in pursuit of wisdom Southern Poetry, and The Cavalier ened to blow them away! starvingby degrees. We are Poets. FOR MEN Ak notices * New Sports Coat $12.50 SMOCK AND TAM: Election of COMSTOCK Entomological club notices or 17.50 officers at 12:30 in the club room. meets today at 12:30 sharp, in FINANCIAL REPORTS It is vitally important to the or- room 116 of the Science building. of the Slacks, plaid, checked individual Spardi Gras ganization that everyone be there. New officers will be elected. concessions or plain $5.95 or 7.50 are now being completed, and will be available In the Controller's Gabardine $10 office within a few days. Midnight, Blue Tuxedo $28 COLLEGE COUNCIL For Peace meets tomorrow at 11:00 o'clock Dressing cases $3.95 to 10 in Room 24 of the Home Eco- nomics building. Swim trunks $2.00 to 3.95 Lloyd Lehmann. Dedicated to the best interests of San Jose State Sports back sweater coat Publidwd every school day bythe Assoc's-tad Students of San Jose Nam College MEMBERS OF PEGASUS plan- $5.95 Entered as second class matter at the San Jose Post Office ning to attend the informal party Pm. of Globe Printing Co. Columbia at-. 1443 South First Street this Sunday at the home of Gary Hickock sport belts $1.00 - - Subscription $1.00 per quarter. Simpson contact president Ed to 1.50 Wetterstrom on the fly. EDITOR DOLORES FREITAS Phone S. C. 1R1 THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE MANAGING EDITOR DICK BERTRANDIAS FOR WOMEN have student body awards which Phone Ballard 7800 were not called for on Regognition B USINESS MANAGER JACK REYNOLDS Day. These may be obtained at Lingerie: and lots of it: Phone Ballard 5338J the student body office. Frank $2 to 5.95 SPORTS EDITOR GENE GEAR Brayton, W. Allan Jackson, Steve Phone Ballard 7800 Murdock, Randolph Fitts, Elwyn Stockings (no less than Schwartz, Ray Sherwin, Jack Rey- NEWS EDITORS 6 pairs) $1.00 to 1.95 -- nolds, Kathryn Epps, Russell Az- Usaillar, Lela O'Connell; Tumidity, Helen Rector; Wednesday, Ora Lindquist; Thursday, Frank Brayton; Friday, Ellen Steven zara, Angelo Covello, Earl Porn- New Swim Suit $5.95 up COPY DESK eroy, Howard Burns, Al Azevedo. WALT PETERSONEDITOR Striped Terry beach robe Emmet Britton, David Loehwing, Elnora Christiansen, Victor cadmic, Aplaeni Harvey, Bin Gambell, Vivian F:rickson, Marion Starr. THERE WILL BE a special entertainment consisting of vocal $3.95 SPORTS STAFF numbers by Evelyn Pieri, readings Dick Edmonds (Assistant Editor), Gil Bishop. Gene Rocchi. James Marla. New Culotte jumpers $6.95 Gordon Stafford, Warren Smith, Will Ryan by Lorraine Callander and piano _ selections by Bertha Fallquet at FEATURE DESK the A.W.S. luncheon to be held Guayaberra shirts $3.95 THELMA VICKERSEDITOR today Orrin Nathan', Makeup Editor Evelyn Lopes, Art Editor in room one of the Home Alice Parrish, k,nly Fitts, Rayintind Wallace Economics building. All women In Collegiate dresses $6.95 Special Contributor .... the student body are cordially in- to 12.95 NIGHT EDITOR . Fmnk Brayton (Phone Col. 33W) vited especially those interested in BUSINESS STAFF the Big Sister Organization. Burton Abbott, Bill Wettel, Don Walker ALL A.W.S. council Allan Jackson women who have not bought their tickets for REPORTERS the Installation Dinner please do Frances Cumin, Helen Rector, Elmo. Chritteansett, DAVI." LOChW11114, Leona Pruett, Roos Bros so Victor fetlock. Remana Janms. Dorothy Root, Peggy Lucie', William by 12 o'clock today in the Pub- Robert Kelley. Garnhell, CLARA Marion Starr. Reinhild Hartle, Myer Ziegler, William Ryan, Marcella lications office from Miss FIRST STREET at SANTA Braechi, Jewel Spangler, Ellen Steven. Gray. Vivian Sheaffer. Harvest" Basketball eads rEmENT, Draft '37 Sized Freshman Walker st Novel Six Team C onierence To r of Fulls Seal Act In Pegasus Were/ iso the author of tip; Poetry; Inaugurate and has eon Underwater Swim New Series many outstanding pug. he country. She he Submarines DeGroot, Hubbard told medals L. Walker At and die SAN JOSE, Edmonds Relates mating to $350 CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, on the Three Lengths JUNE 11, 1936 Confab Of Outlawed ling For contests for adult, a, Of Pool BOXING TEAM Coast Schools which, according ie ublishers, Should rnol Charlie Walker has a Gridders Members of the Northern Cali- Coach speller author. Stage Final Success his swimming Of Year fornia Inter-collegiate Tadillac Michigan. eg, regular fish on Basketball um person of Lloyd S conference, the newest of the col- instructor is tge (quad In the Editor's note: This is the first two lege groups, met in San Francisco sons and two amphibian. The thin crum Installation of a resume of Sparta's froth In Walker, Preparation Tuesday evening and She the result has been inert, won the under successful boxing season. The sec- Spartan paddler was a basketball schedule for the ng the past year in ond will appear tomorrow, and swim for distance in the 1937 season. of the water the final chapter College Council aquatic contest will be unfolded annual all-around For The six team conference, in addition to Homecoming In Tuesday's Daily). which her no after- Tilt Tuesday nt Spartan plunge includes St. and literary accorng. By DICK EDMONDS Mary's, San Fran- he wriggled his way noon, when The last scrimmage of With cisco University, Santa Clara, the been in-and-outing with regular- only today's barbecue and 225 feet spring football season, the College of Pacific and Sam Jose absorbing portrait of prior to Sty all spring and it's hard to tell election of captain left on the wn 'fhat mark is exactly three the battle set for Saturday calendar of State, is inaugurating a series and the Rage after- what they really can do. Examples the Spartan boxers, a a of the local tank, which noon, was staged last resume of home and home games among is the pivot of the lengths night on the are Bob Drexel and Bob Fowler might be in order at this a feat any time, any San Carlos time. themselves, purely on a defensive ' stated Dr. Holliday s quite turf by Dud DeGroot at tackles, a pair who have.really Walker won the plunge for and his cohorts. Beyond all doubt scheduling basis. the book. plate. fine possibilities and have yet to the second year Monday when he floated of boxing in the history The only exception to this rule distance The final bodily contact found show them. I still have faith that of San enviable record of 58 feet, Jose State was a fruitful one. may be the San Jose State -Santa to an several of the untried boys of they will get in and work hard Although running into a bugaboo Clara series, where due to city inches. the Spartan machine getting their enough to show something Sat- of poor condition and partial judges rivalry, the series will probably FITZ SECOND chance to show something in the urday." in their first meet of the season, be extended to three games. ke In second place was Captain way of actual game situation. WINTERS -HILTON the Spartans gave warning that Dud DeGroot and basketball Fitzgerald, who, at the A fine tribute has been paid Norman OFFENSE DUE coach Bill Hubbard to Mike they were in for a big year when attended the end of four of the scheduled seven Winters and Jack Hilton Saturday afternoon at four they dropped a 6-4 decision to the meeting in the bay metropolis, CLASS leading the field for the by the football chief. Both will be events, is o'clock, two elevens will run 1J.C.L.A. returning with a complete con- on chosen to Bruins, later winners of title of the beat all-around swim- come back for early fall ERE() WITH the field to give the alumni a the Pacific Coast intercollegiate ference schedule for next year. practice, Winters on his play be- mer of 1936, i title he won in chance to These conference MIT) see the 1936 State grid- team title. At that, impartial ob- games will not WHICH Fitzgerald's mark was MI fore being injured this spring 1935. ders in action. DeGroot promises servers were conclusively of the come close to comprising the 1937 RADUATION inches. Ray Sherwin was and Hilton because of his dazzling feet, 6 to give the spectators a chance to opinion that the Spartans deserved Spartan scheduled, which should 178 feet, 4 inches; John done last fall before he suffered third at see touchdowns in the making, at the worst a 5-5 tie. Several stack up as the most comprehen- fourth place with a knee injurywhich is nearly Hulam copped and if past scrimmages are any of the decisions were so close that sive yet undertaken. YOU'D feet, 2 inches; and mended now. LIKE &mark of 172 indication of this fact, points either team might well have been The 1937 conference schedule: Withycombe was fifth Practice throughout the last LIST LYING Howard should be scored in the Home- the winner. January 2College of Pacific week has found individuals rather at 161 feet, 8 inches coming Day game. Following the loss to the Bruins, at San Jose. IOUS PLACE than team play getting the scru- A surprise was registered In the Spartans made their debut in January 9Santa Clara at San ;USPECTING When queried as to his material tiny from the coaches. Several the 50-yard breaststroke event big-time tournies by completely Jose. this year, the Spartan head man of the greener boys, as named when Fitzgerald scored an upset, dominating the scene of the Pacific January 16College of Pacific scratched his head and then gave by DeGroot, have been pushing defeating Dave Lynn, varsity association junior championships, at Stockton. a few opinions. the veterans hard for positions on Oreastetroker, for first place winning the team trophy and cre- January 19St. Marys at San DE GROOT TALKS the returning 35. honors. Fitzgerald's time was 33.7 ating the biggest stir of the am- Francisco. "On defense, the surprise In 35 BACK wends, an exceptional mark for ateur season by having 14 straight January 23San Francisco U. backfield has been Morris Manoog- Incidentally, the same rule will a non-breaststroker. Lynn was winners on the first two nights of at San Jose, Ian, while in the line Lloyd Thom- hold true as in previous years in wend with 35.3, and Withycombe the meet. Out of the event came February 5Santa Clara at San as at end and the pony guards, that about 35 men will return for wt a close third at 35.4. Fourth Benny Meizer and Stan Griffin as Jose. Hamlow and Ferreira have been the early fall practice. The roster champions place went to John Haslem at of the 140 and 175 February 12San Francisco U. outstanding. All four will be will be determined by the ability pound divisions, 314, and Coach Walker, who has respectively. Alex at San Francisco. sophomores next fall." shown and will not be filled out Akinshin and Shelby Ryan stepped February 20St. Marys at San entered the contest pulled out a r.50 DeGroot went on. "Then, of just to get a required number of in to cop second honors and silver surprise fifth, being timed at 37 Jose, course, a few of the fellows have men for each position. belt buckles in the 147 Clara at flat and 156 February 23Santa pound divisions. San Jose (optional). WINNERS LISTED In their first home meet, the The four winners now include Notices victorious Spartans completely Lloyd Walker, plunge and under- INTRA- MURAL white-washed a squad of University water swim; Norm Fitzgerald, 50- of California reserves and fresh- BACCALAUREATE PR A C- yard breaststroke; and Howard SPORTS men, several of whom were seen Where's TICE for seniors today, beginning Withycombe, 50-yard freestyle. in action in the April intercollegi- By DICK EDMONDS at 8:30 promptly in the Little The three events left to be run off ates at Sacramento. Out of nine Theater. All seniors are expected are the 50-yard backstroke, 50- bouts, the Bears were unable to George? SWIMMING to be present, except junior high yard sidestroke, and the fancy ( come through with anything look-. and special secondary student diving. The two former events Team score: ing like a victory. teachers who cannot make neces- will be run off today, and the Freshmen 28%. (Continued Tomorrow.) sary arrangements. diving will take place Monday, Juniors 11. according to Gene Gear, who is in and refreshments. Dorothy Seniors 9%. charge of the ALL PI EPSILON TAU honor contest. Sophomores 5. Repdy, president. society members are invited to Tonight from 5 to 6 in Spartan ' all but two first places, 349 Plunge Miss Elsie Toles' residence at AND TAM election 'to- will be that last time swim- domin- SMOCK 'thethe freshman class easily street, Friday at mers will East St. John morrow noon in Art club room at have to complete their intra-mural swim- ated yesterday's for short business meeting dimming events also at- 4 p.m., 12:30. and meet. tempt to better their present , ming of the freshmen gained ************************ roarks. Only Baehr Thns-38.7. the diving will be sped individual honors as he (F), Public address announcing It'ld Monday, and the contest ab- 50-yard freestyle Baehr through the waters of the Spar- held again this Mutely ends (F), Tuxford (F). Time- trials will be at that time. The honors in Fisher final tan Plunge to win top Saturday during the Home- 1.95 results will be given in 'rues- -yard backstroke and the Day game. Appli- iltra Paper. the 50 freestyle Bruning coming 220 .yard 50-yard freestyle races. cants see George Dolphin or (J), Hockabout (So), Eldridge freshmen copped Dud DeGroot and report at Fisher of the Time-3:09.9. kTHLETIC (So). 3:30 TROPHY first place in the 100-yard swim the men's gym by DivingYork iJ), Boucke (F), through with a Saturday. TO BE .. and York came Watson tied for GIVEN SOON event. DeDiego and - _ first place in the diving third. Sufaferfillue*********4-31-11- It asa won all-honorable 15 revealed yesterday that. LeCroy, senior, Ii gone to . . . cartzsry this event for the dar- to former information. mention in a risking ti* Graham ing tries he made while Peake trophy. to ed ev limb in his attempts si !Wald. erY year to San Jose life and THE SPRING' out- 3tate's outstanding emulate the winner. Boueke athlete, will lately*W for second place "Here's one time I won't be given this year. mooned Watson , tole in the diving. be framed," said George as athlete is determined by a UNION (F), the enriches, 50-yard backstrokeBaehr he stepped out of the pic- and the rAmii - HOUSEWARES tte,iec:sphaarstlion (F). Time HARDWARE nothing wee], Condit (Sr), Tuxford GROCERIES into Spring's for Na- to do RADIOS - ture REFRIGERATORS an Sports Poll con- ELECTRIC tionally known Men's Wear dated SPORTING GOODS b 3, the freestyleFisher (F). AMMUNITION Spartan Daily . 100-yard GUNS - Authentic style and Time of C1:72d.11t. (Sr). Haile (So). Known Value. list,_"Thrte altethlett St. Ballard 7000 e chosen for this high 151 W. Santa Clara CLARA Regnart .,21.ctIon will be announced in 50-yard breaststroke FItchle (-11 n (FL Watson (Sr),

!WEI= I I, I,);u PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAMN', THURSDAY, JUNE First Rehearsal For Graduates To HAMILTON TRIP Senior Ball Friday Caps Activiti Be Held Tonight In Little Theater ARRANGED FOR l’} us WI. F,Iti. FOR GRADS, I Homecoming Day Set Baccalaureate Practice FASHION SHOW TO '36 GRADUATES For Saturc Begins At 8:30 For HOMECOMING The senior ball at Scottish Rite auditorium BE Friday night 9 to 1 is the crowning event of the week for members Senior Class of the gradi DAY FEATURE Lick Observatory, Hall class. Those who have any energy left Picnic Promised In after this grand event The first rehearsal for com- Cos- will Featuring old fashioned to the campus Saturday for Homecoming. The mencement ceremonies of seniors Night Program schedule of i tumes to indicate their Influence follows: graduating June 18 will be held designing, the Home fn modern of Friday, June 12Senior Ball . . . Scottish Rite today, when practice for Bacca- One of the oldest traditions . Kelm Economies department will pre- . . . Formal . . . Bids $1.25. the senior class, the annual trip laureate Sunday begins promptly west sent a fashion show on the Saturday, June 13Homecoming Day ... All to Mt. Hamilton and its famous seniors Invite at 8:30 in the Little Theater. lawn of the Home Economics Dance on campus. Lick Observatory will be enjoyed Junior high and special sec- building on Alumni Homecoming Sunday, June 14Baccalaureate by 1936 graduates Monday from . Dr. Tully Knoles ondary student teachers are not Day, June 13, from 3:30 to 5:00. Dailey auditorium ... Starts at 3:30 o'clock till far into the eve- 3:30. required to attend Baccalaureate A bridal gown display including Monday, June 15Mount Hamilton trip ... ning. Tickets one buc practice, although it would be a wedding dress dating back to Bring lunch, get free coffee . . . Stages and Advertised prolusefk as a rare cars leave Fourth desirable if convenient to resident and two miniature entrance at 3:30. the 1870's opportunity for romance, the Mt. teachers, Miss Elsie Toles. super- bridesmaids' garbs modeled by the Tuesday, June 16Senior reception by Hamilton trip has been responsible faculty . San visor, announced yesterday. Misses Jeanne and Jannette Hey- Country club . . . Busses leave Seventh street in previous years, so reports entrance at 8 i one of the main at- return at 10 and 11 ... Hours 8 to 11. Baccalaureate services will be- mann will be "Uncle Jimmy" DeVoss, for a num- Sunday. June tractions of the show, according Wednesday, June 17Senior Banquet ... gin at 3:30 o'clock ber of interesting alliances between Elks' Club . Fee Hamilton, home seniors only ... Begins at 6:30. 14, in the college auditorium, with to Miss Velma members of the senior class. charge of Thursday, June 18Commencement . Dr. Tully C. Knoles, president of economics Instructor in Tickets are on sale at the Con- . . Four o'clock ... f west Quad . . . Then go out to seek fortune. College of Pacific, as speaker. the affair. troller's office for one dollar, chair- have Faculty members in charge of Modern style dresses which man Hubert Staffelbach announced

commencement rehearsals are Dr. been made by the home economics yesterday. Ice cream and coffe will Karl S. Hazeltine, Miss Alice B. students will be modeled, exhibit- be served at Hall Valley, where Senior Women To verse Choir Gil Hansen, Miss Mildred D. Gentry, ing the sports, street, afternoon, the only stop will be made. Cars and evening wear now in vogue. Concert Mr. H. C. McDonald, and Mr. N. and the Mt. Hamilton stage will Attend B reakfast On Frid 0. Thomas. They request that all Tea will be served at tables on leave the Fourth street entrance lawn by the food class during seniors be prompt today for bac- the at 3:30, with only seniors invited. San Jose State's famous at 9 the fashion show. YWCA Meet calaureate practice; Monday Although the main attraction at Features will appear on the pc o'clock, and Wednesday at 9 - the observatory will be the priv- Unity Theme, Talks musical half hour Friday o'clock, for commencement rehear- in the Little Theater, attired in ilege of looking through its power- 12:30 until one o'clock in sal. Seniors are expected to report the traditional academic cap and ful telescope, many other divers- the With "Unity Through Differ- Theater. not later than 2:30 p.m. Sunday gown. ions have been planned. ence" as its theme, the Y.W.C.A. Directed by Miss Eliz will entertain senior women mem- I Jenks, bers at its annual June breakfast, organizer and directo Linn To Present Plaque Commemorating Sunday at 9 o'clock in the city acehloeihrwhaill presenthao e some falo Y.W.C.A. selection, they have made Winifred Butler, Mrs. Muriel in appearances on the coast Smith, and Pat College Change Of Name At Homecoming Davidson, will bel An unique organization whit student speakers at a meeting fol- ! led the way for several yea lowing Another outstanding feature of to be held on the south lawn, the breakfast; and musical its novel field, the choir I Dancing Class To selections will be provided by the Homecoming Day program to ! at which forty members of the Hold make its last local appes Bruce Wilbur, contralto, and Vir- welcome fellow-alumni Saturday I Spartan Spears, including last Dinner, Hop Tonight Friday noon on the campw ginia Elridge, cellist. faculty and students are ir, will be the presentation and dedi- Iyear's members and the newly Installation of new cabinet With the Gold Room of Hotel to hear the program. cation of the State college plaque elected members will serve. members, conducted by Gladys Sainte Claire selected as the by the class of '35, signifying I On the program following the scene Neely and Katherine Fauquet change of name from State Teach- I barbeoue, will appear two well- of their last meeting of the quar- outgoing and incoming president, Entomological Club era' college to San Jose State col- I known individuals. Mrs. Mary Mc- ter, members of the Social Danc- respectively, will close the meeting. Elect Officers To lege. Presentation will be made by I Clure will give a pianologue. Mrs. ing Class will hold a semi-formal the student body president of last McClure, who is general chairman dinner dance tonight from 6:30 Invitations for members may be Members of the Comstock year, Ronald Linn, and will be! of the day's activities, is a gradu- to 10:00. secured in room 14, and tickets accepted by the student body ate of San Jose State college, and may be purchased there or from tomological club will meet I The quarterly highlight of the 118 prexy, Bill Moore. The dedication Is now teaching in the Los Gatos Miriam Derr, Jeanne Ewing, Bet- at 12:30 sharp in room class activities, the function is is scheduled to take place at the high school. She recently repre- ty Rae Stone, Roberta Ewing, and Science building for the pu expected to be attended by more Barbecue Luncheon. sented San Jose over the Cali- June Hess. Today is the last day , of electing new officers. than ninety members and guests. Alumni day is well scheduled, fornia Hour. Joel Carter, president for signup of those who plan to All active members of the Patrons and guests include starting at 8 o'clock in the of last year's graduating class, attend. are urged to attend by W Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mcoard, morning and continuing until 12 and runner-up in a recent KFRC On the committee for the event, I Robinson. president Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McDonald, midnight. From 8 to 10 o'clock amateur contest, and Mr. Roy one of the highlights of the year, 111155 ralaays M. Nevensel, and Mr. in the morning, there will be Thompson, principal of Peter Bur- are Barbara Skellenger, chairman; and Mrs. Norman T. Wilson, society and organization break- nett junior high school and vice- , Mrs. ' Ola Dennis, hostess; Clarabe ll,, Theater T Wilson is instructor of the class. Summer fasts, and at 10, reception and president of the Alumni Associ- Staffelbach, decorations; Dorothy registration in the quad will ation, will be the soloists on the , Included on committees for the Fong; programs and Invitations; Offer Three Plays

take place. At 11 o'clock. the program. At the same time, an ' evening will be Hunt, Durkee, Miriam Derr, tickets; Ruth Moore Graves, Raun, Colley, college A Cappella choir and introduction of the honor classes Graves; food; and Henrietta Harris, pro- (Continued front Page Oar) place college symphony orchestra will .if '86, '11, and '26, will be made. cards: Wilson, Atkins, Brink- gram and publicity. .-11), , eh department, will be on hoff, present a concert in Morris From 3 to 5 In the afternoon, I Moore, Downe, Laederich, the Little Theater. Dailey auditorium, lasting until Than, Dragoin; seating: Wise, , a Japanese Tea will be given on I In addition to the present 12:15. Brown, Heath, Lister, Coat, Clive, the south lawn, by the Japan- Maus Band To Play I of the plays Mr. Gillis is also One of the big Tower, Lantz; decorations: Shef- attractions of the ; ese students. All the alumni are mg efforts to engage various day will be the field, Marinelli, (lianni, Jordan, For Social Celebration barbecue luncheon cordially invited. Also included Inc c ttuhree sa1 ri cal personage Stuart, Steven, Harper; tickets: giveknow Battaglia, Bartle, Stevens, Sturz. (Continued from Page One) with the balloons several door Helen Cross of the Neighbor prizes will be offered. All awards Playhouse in New York, wl on the afternoon program, from are to be secured from the co-op teaching at Mills this summi 3:30 to 5, Is the Home Eco- store. very interested in the Labor 0 nomics reception and ( fashion re- AND CULLUD PAPAH movement, according to Mr. view; the demonstration football ATTEND Bright colored streamers will , and she has been contacted game on the San Carlos SUP street add to the Hawaiian theme of the the purpose of giving the turf at 4; more society and or- alumni activities. To soften the , school students the opportuni ganization dinners, and finally In SUMMER effect of bright colors, soft lights learn of what is being done SCHOOL at 9 o'clock the student body- will play on the dancers. direction. Sam Hune of the alumni dance to be held in the Dr. 81 One member of the couple must versity of California, and men's gymnasium. others have a student body card to gain aBlaelleeyxpecare e. thetedarntooncogm admittance, according to Sides. WANTED TO TRADE: One - "itailallielli slightly used Econ. exam paper ' - - 1 i 11935 edition), guaranteed to cover questions for Wednesday's inqui, keep healthy! tion, for term It's paper on distrIbutio, fun

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