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State Symphony on NBC Tonight 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 Vice-Prexy Summer Sessioners To background wU Recognition 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 a forty-five-minute body committees. Senior Ball Bids 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- laboratory for the study of chil- their chance to put out $1.25 for stein for six years and ia composed .A.A. To Install 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 lb ill 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 Other recently elected officers in- FU LAST SPRING HOP Robert McKeown head of the decorations depart- elected A.W.S. officers will be 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, which will feature tri S will Last Pegasus Meet it Up Ter The first of the group which 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.
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