Published by Associated Students
Tuesday, January 10, 1933 ARIZONA STATE TEACHERS ■EGE. FLAGSTAFF. ARIZONA Volume XX— No. 13
■Schedule of NOTED WRITER SAYS Marine Motif College Team i lots of fun' /Vevv Orleans PINE DOPE DENOTES New Football FIRST RATE COLLEGE Marks Drama Gets Decision Meet Labled “ I f the P IN E is a true reflec Season Made tion o f the spirit and intelli Club Revels Local Debate Worthy Event gence o f the student body, and if it shows the interests and Border Conference Convenes policies of the college, the A r i Playmakers Observe Twelfth 1 Affirmative on Question of President Sanders Represents at Flagstaff to Form zona State Teachers college at Night by Dance Among Interallied Debts Upheld College at National Year’s Policy F la gstaff is a first-rate institu the Fishes j by Flood and Irwin Convention tion." Not bad. Debating the question. Resolved, In factf the P IN E and its Royalty Reigns Thati the 11. S. should agree, to the New Frosh Rule staff are all puffed up about cancellatlun of th inter-allied war 200 Delegates the compliment. debts, Clarence Flood and Harvey First Year Men May Compete It comes from Rupert Hughes, Queen Mary and King Rudy Irwin won a decision over Mr. H. Student Government and one o f the most popular and of Oceana Lend Regal C. McQuatters and Mr. James Bab in Major Spring Sports bitt, local business men. The Publications Problems gifted of American novelists, Aid to Fun This Year and was relayed to the P IN E lege men unpheld the affirm ative ’ Discussed s ta ff by Bob Eunson, sports side o f the question. A t a meeting o f the Border In Gorgeous decorations carrying Frank Sanders, president o f the w riter on the P IN E and ward Great interest was manifested in tercollegiate conference in Flag out a fantastic marine scheme Students, who repre o f Hughes. the debate and the Ashurst audi draped the Ashurst auditorium at s ta ff January 7 football schedule Rupert Hughes is the author torium was creditably tilled. Miss sented A. S. T. C. at the national the Arizona State Teachers college and conference rules were adopted o f the much-discussed “ L ife of Mary G. Boyer presided as chbir- for the. year. _____ at Flagstaff when the Arizona ane university, Washington” and many novels, Playmakers, dramatic club, cele reported that approximately 200 Membership will remain the among them “ No One Man," the purpose of givin g "the debaters at brated its fourth annual Twelfth delegates from colleges all over name as last year with six colleges, motion picturc version o f which the college more practice in up the United States gathered in New Arizona university, A, S. T. C. of was shown here recently.—------Night Revela. Friday evening. holding the affirm ative side o f th e 1 Flagstaff. A. S. T. C. o f Tempe, Twelfth Night Revels is the tra question-which will also be the side ! Orleans December 28-31 to discuss New Mexico university, New Mex ditional English custom which ends which a team will debate ^vith j campus problems and their-wt*^- ico A ggies and Texas Tech. the Christmas season o f festivities. against W hittier college orwJanu- tions. A move by officials of Texas Reading Tests On this day, the tw elfth night a f ary 30. I V'ery intelligent student thought Tech to have a new member admit ter Christmas, the traditional yule Now (hat the winter.sports sea was expressed in the numerous dis The entirerdebate squad will hold1 son is in full swin^ at the Anzona ted by a two-third instead o f a log was burned. tryouts for the- privilege of debat- J cussions concerning campus trou unanimous vote was over-ridden. Will Be Given A complete under-seas idea was State Teachers College at Flag bles, President-Sanders SaTdT "When ing the California team which is staff. eds and co-eds are taking to However, questions relative to carried out, with fishes floating reputed to be an excellcut team. a problem was presented to fe dis- changes in the conference consti to New Pupilsoverhead, kelp suspended in the the frozen lakes and snowy hill cuK#ion grou jTby a student, other tution may be settled by a two- water, and Waves above all adding . . _ _ sides in droves. Especially enthu student* wtftfse colleges had ex siastic are the many desert-reared thirds poll. to the originality of the theme. Al'lZOna (.xYadliate perienced the same d ifficu lty gaVe Dwindling of the number of var Intelligence and Achievement students who are enjoying their their information as to how thay sity athletes attending college dur first, enow. The photo shows Lu- had best m eet the -issue, in this Tests to Atff in Placing, cretia Butler, Phoenix; Kay Ken ing the spring quarter caused con Promoting Students blare o f trumpets. The royal blood. OT P/iySlCal bCietlCe manner ideas concerning the ac ference officials to rule that fresh consisting of Coach Rudy Lavik ! * ______a dall. Santa Ana, Calif., and Hilda tivities of different colleges were men may participate in upper di and Dr. M ary A. Hill, were elected Timmons, Bisbee, enjoying a to- brought to light. O f interest to student teachers Louis W. Tow le of the Univer lK»itgan ride* Miss Butler is rid vision baseball -and-track cop U hU imlon Yaajawristhe mid by the student body before Christ sity o f Arizona is the now head o f Shi il l Groups Met First------~ this season. The ruling is effec mas holidays. They were enthron- ing in front. winter testing program which is the physical 'science department at During the convention students tive for one year only. >n an enormous sea shell. Bob being organized at the training the Arizona State. Teacher,-* college first met in small groups for open The question o f officials caused Gay acted out the role of Captain school. AU new pupils are to be Flagstaff,' replacing Dr. W. It. discussion o f the various problems considerable discussion and result Kidd, court jester. tested, as well as those to be pro Skidmore, who died recently from Tryouts For and then came together at the ed in the maximum fee for foot Refreshments were served to the moted. cerebral hemorrH&ge. plenary sessions to vote on resolu ball officials being s«t at $15 each. revelers from a sunken, moss-cov *A reading teat for grades four Mr. Towle is originally from tions passed by the discussion A suggestion to have the con ered pirate ship. to nine written by Dr. Greene of Piedmont, Alabama. He receivc3 Local Contest groups. This enabled a more thor ference commissioner appoint of Members of the Arizona Play the University o f Iowa and Dr. both his B.S. (1930) and M.A. ough discussion of the d ifferent ficials was looked upon favorably, makers were dressed in pirate cds- Kelley, director of the training (1931) degrees from Arizona. He topics brought before the cong tumes, and various types o f cos To Be Held but a system remains to be work school, is to be given, as well as has spent the last year in doing ress. ed out. tumes were used by the student the Otis Group Intelligence scale research work and teaching. Mr. Some o f the situations consider Spring football training is to be body and faculty members. and the Gates test. Towle has. done agricultural re Winners to Represent College ed were “ Student government in limited to -aix. weeks and transfers The Stanford Achievement test search study, mainly in' cotton, for at (iila During Spring large, small and women’s colleges," are barrtd from competing on it to be repeated in certain select the government during ^ e past “ College publications' in large and freshmen or varsity teams in fur Extensive List of Tournament ed grades, and the Gates test seven summers. small schobls," “ International rela ther tightening of gridiron rules. grades one and two. Magazines Fulfill Mr. Tow le is married and has a tions," “Honor systems" and “ Com Yearling athletes are defined as The local contest of the Arizona The reading test devised by Drs. baby two months old. His mother Junior Speech A rts league will be mercialism in college athletics.” players not having more than 24 Reference Needs K elley and G reeners a companion is in F la gstaff with him, but' the held in the college auditorium dur semester or 36 quarter hours. A Pass Resolutions test to a reading'test for high rest o f his fam ily has not arrived ing lift latter part of February. transfer from colleges other than A recent survey of magazines in One o f the resolutions passed schools and colleges, published last as yet. This contest is open to freshmen in the junior'class is banned from the library revealed that 136 mag was— Resolved, that the state leg year. It is divided into six sections This is his first regular teaching and sophomores and representa play until he has attended school azines are being subscribed for, islature allow the administration, covering paragraph meaning, word position, although he has had tives will ibe chosen at that time one year. with an additional 15 or 20 on the faculty and student bodies o f state meaning, sentence meaning, cen charge of various chemistry class for the state contest which will be racks as a result o f g ift subscrip supported institutions to determine tral idea,* location o f information, es at the university. * held at Gila college, Safford, in tions. These g ift subscriptions their policies and to enjoy full ex and reading rate. Music is a hobby for the new the spring. Scorns Femmes are given through the courtesy of ercise of freedom o f speech, press The test in its revised form has faculty member. He pjrfy4 a num The tournament w ill include con faculty members, friends o f tl and action.” been accepted by the World Book ber of instruments. Mr. Towle al tests in extemporaneous speaking, Sister Institution Would Be college and anonymous donors.. President Sanders stated that company, and will be standardized so enjoys fishing and huntiftg. Bas dramatic reading and peace ora The text matter of the different one o f ' the unusually interesting Thought of as He-Man Collich in the near future. ketball i^hu favorite college sport. tions. The peace oration is a na- periodicals deal with every con talks was an address1 by Rabbi — —— -o------| tional contest and offers a first ceivable subject, with the m ajority Lewis Biristock, comparing the National pretty girl publicity, George Hanley of the magazines dealing with sub Coaches,Officers Meet j JJJ5®of $60 and a sccond pri2t*of American student with the Euro such as the Arizona State Teachers jects essential to classroom refer pean student. The speaker brought Moves to Tuba . ,. ,, ~ ,, . .Miss Klonda Lynn, head o f the' college at Flagstaff gets through ence reading, such as philosophy, out the apparent apathy of the Athletic Conference Enjoys j d em en t 0f dramatic^who is. the news and