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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1961 NUMBER 19 ASC Students Fraternities Continue Rush Named To Head Activities; Hold Many Parties State Newmanites Four rush parties were held last week by D elta Chi, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Delta Sigma Phi, a nd Sigma P1. ~h.e formal rus~ees were Three ASC Newmanites were requi1·cd to attend all of the partJes to be eltgtble for pledgmg. named to state offices at the Ari­ The Blue Fla me Room was the setting for the Delta Chi Ru h zona Pro·vince Newman Conven­ tion held on the ASC campus Fri­ Party which was held last Mon- nity. Paul Hodges who is also day-Sunday, Feb. 24-26. Steve day at 7:00 · George ~ates, pres- president of I.F.C., conducted a Otto was named chairman of the ident of the fratermty opened question and answer period pro\'inee, Alice O'Neill, recording festiviti~s with a sho.rt speech after the talks. Refreshments secretary, and Joanne Babbitt, concermng _the frat~rmty mo.ve- were served afterwards. ment and Its functions. A fllm . . . Icor responding secretary. depicting fraternity life was On Wednesday mght, S1gma Pi Father William Allison, chap­ shown. Parker Sutton gave a cri- held , their rush party at Dean lain of the ASC Ne,vrnan Club, tique of the film and then asked Rolle s ~om e. Don Wolslagle, was named chaplain for the Ari- for questions from any who were v~ce president, open~d the eve­ zona Province at the convention. in doubt. The rest of the party mng's party. The beliefs. and Db­ The theme of the convention consisted of informal conversa- jectives of the fraterruty were was "The Campus Apostolate lions between the active mem- given. Jim Schmidt, social man­ in Newman" and a main high­ hers and the rushees. ager, then gave a rundown ot light was the second annual Delta Sigma Phi held its the functions which have been Mardi Gras held Saturday eve· rush party the following eve- hel~ and_ the plans for activities ning from 8:30 to 12:00 in the ning in which various facets of whtc~ Will be h_eld. ~en Al!ord Women's Gym. fraternity life were explained explamed the fmanctal obhga. to the rushees. Uoyd Campbell tions of becoming a member. Reigning as king and queen of wa.s the master of ceremonies. Dean Rolle gave a talk on what the ball were Karl Klee and Kar­ He turned segments of the par· was expected of fraternity men en Evans. Other members of the ty over to a number of the ac· ?n campus. At 7_:00, the form~­ MARDI GRAS ROYALTY - Karl Klee and Karen Evans were court were Ken Dilley, Charlotte tive members who gave short rty of the meetmg ended With named king and queen of the annual Newman Club Mardi Gras Salinas, John Hirsch, Norma talks concerning the advan. punch ~nd c~ke being served. festivities last Saturday night. in the women's gym. The Mardi Chiriaco, Bob Canez, Margaret De tages of belonging to a frater. Small d1scusston groups assem- Gras was one of the highlights of the Arizona Province of New­ Hererra, Bill Meier, Sheri Ins­ bled at which time the rushee's man Clubs convention held on the ASC campus during the keep, Jim Inhelder, Pat McKee, asked questions concerning fra· weekend. Ste•·e Otto, and Alice O'Neill. ternity life. The t heme of the Mardi Gras Tri Delt" sInitiate · was "Winter Wonderland." Wal· Tau Kappa Epsilon held the ter Barr and his band provided final rush party in the Social Playmakers To Pick Production Crew the music for the dance. Center Friday evening. Short Six New Members talks were given by Dan Harri· The following schools crt. son, president, Ken Lincoln, Jer· tended the convention: Arizona Delta Delta Delta, national so- ry McCamley, and George Taw- For Shakespeare's 'Richard Ill' State University; University of cia] sorority, initiated six new ser. When the talks had been Arizona; Eastern Arizona Jun. members in formal ceremonies completed, the rushees were ask­ Committees for the production '·Richard nr· will be cho>en ior College: and Phoenix Col. Saturday, Feb. 25. ed if they had any questions con- tonight at a meeting of the Playmaker<; at 7:30 in the auditorium. lege. They are Kathy Brown, Jo Da- cerning the functions of fraterni- Amone interested in seJTing on committees for the play should . . . miani, Pat Mason, Georgia Mild· ties. Refreshments were served. attend the meeting or see Mr. Holly, the director. Dt_gmtanes who attended the felt, Marilyn Paulson, and Penny IThe remainder of the party con­ Parts have been assigned tor------­ comentJOn were the Most Rever · Stapleton. sisted in informal conversations the male actors in the group. Bob E 1 i z a b e t h, King Edward's ends, . Francis Green, bishop of I Named as the outstanding between the members and the Riner will portray Richard; Steve queen: Linda Lambert as Mar· the DJOcese of T_ucson; and B~r- member of the pledge class was rushees. The rushees were given Sacco will be C'ast as the Duke of garet widow of Henry VI: Ruth nard Espelag€', btshop of the DIO· Pat Mason who was presented an opportunity to inquire about Buckingham; Gary Redman plays Avots as the Duchess of York Pcesel oGf Galllups; PandhRelve_rends with the t;aditional Delta Delta any facet of the fraternity they King Edward IV. who is murder· and Lejean Keenan as Lody au .opau . . ., c ap am at I D lt 1 d b Th so desired ed by Richard. William Morrow the University of New Mexico· e a P e ge racelet. e brace. , · Anne. Frederick Curry, chaplain at the let b~ars the names of the out. All rushees who went to the portrays Edward, P r i n c e of of A; Frederick McAnich, chap- pledges of past years four rush parties are qualified Wales; Paul Polasky is Richard, Bob Jones has been appointed u stan~mg IS Stage ~ranager and Gary Red­ lain at Phoenix College; and Wil- and handed down from han. to state their preference to the Duke of York; Tom Myers is Jiam Lynch, chaplain at ASU. oree to honoree each year. of their choice. In- George, Duke of Clarence. man will sen·e as Technical Di· f~~ernity The Honorable Robert Proch- Als~ honored for outstanding diVJdual partieso will be held Also Ron Terrill i.s Henry rector now, state senator from Coconino work. m. the pledge class was Jo this week by the various fra· (later King Henry VII). Earl County, addressed the rJewman- Damlam. , . . . ternities to familiarize the Misak Will play John Howard, ites at a banquet Saturday eve- Saturdays Imitation climaxed rushees even further. Duke of Corfolk; William Mor· ASC To Host High ning. the sorority's "Delta Week" dur- Any person desiring to learn row Will double as Earl of Sur· ing which pledges completed more about the fraternities on rey; Larry Lybarge as Earl Biv· 1School Music Festivar their requirements before be- this campus is invited to come to ers, brother to Elizabeth; coming active members. Also the I.F.C. office which is located Bill Walls as Marquis of Dor· ASC will play host to over 400 ASC Dellaters Place during the week, active members in the College Union Building. set. son of Elizabeth; Paul Po· outstanding high school music acted the part ot "blg sisters" lasky doubles as Earl of Ox· students ~larch 10, 11. In Tucson Contest and "secret sisters," each be­ SENIOR ANNOUNCEMENTS ford: Robert Powers plays Lord Leading choir and Band stu- stowing favors on the pledges or Seniors are reminded that Rastings; Bon Gon.shak por· dents will attend the convention I The ASC Debate Team took "little sisters." ' the graduation announcements lrcrys Lord Stanley; Stephen to rehearse with noted band, or- fourteenth place in competition Identity ot the "secret sisters" should be ordered at the Book· B11rrf.s Is cast as Lord LoveL chestra and choir directors. with 25 other schools in the Des- was revealed during a breakfast store from February 8 to Feb· Ir.~l udPd in the cast are Bill Pat Curry. ASC music insruc- ert Invitational Speech Tourna­ at the Hotel Monte Vista preced­ ruary 28. Payment for the an­ Wan, who doubles as Sir' Thorn· tor is in charge of thcalifornia. This was th~ third The mockmg d1splay at the basketball game proved that :: · ::PUs. nar and all other bl teA!IIfed time ASC has entered the tourna­ ..,_tifr them crt the Book· ment. group of students, we cannot even be consideTed in th ' h' ~ 1rlndow. people. AclmiuiOD Is free. school age group. e •g Tuesday, Feb. 28, , Page 2 LUMBERJACK 1 01 Or. Butchart Attends I ASC Featured In Music Magazine; CAMPUS FORUM Science Meeting Dr. J. Harvey Butchart, aca­ Also In Educational Travel Booklet demic chairman and professor of A Sounding Board for mathematics attended a special Mu ic imtruction at ASC was feature?, i~ the bac~ cover a~. meeting called by the National ti emt>nt of the February-Ma~ch Jssue of F1eld and Fa,ctory," ojfl­ Science Foundation Institute in cial publication of The 1\:urhtzer Co:npany, DeKalb. ld. Student and Faculty Opinion Washington, D.C., recently. The same informat1on concernm~ the ASC rmmc Jnstructioa Nearly 70 per s o n s from · the January-Feb- also appears m . .. the brochure gives thls 8 throughout the United States at­ ruary "Piano Gmld Notes. ment: "Forty-one days land tate- Poem of Challenge tended the meeting to screen Poem of Thanks The advertlseme~t represef!ts gram visiting England H In poetry form, but not blank some 300 proposals concerning lro. Listen my young ones and you verse, the National Science Founda· ASC music education case h.~s- Belgium Germany S..,;i tz~rland, tory from the files of the Wurht- Italy, France. shall know, A message I must convey tion's In-Service Institute for the a~d ·Features~ Of the battle between two To You Dean Rolle, A word of 1961-62 acade.>mic year. Dr. But­ zer Com:pany. It tells of the ~: its to 'some out-of-way' pla~ mighty foes. thanks chart was the only person from the musJc faculty, headed by th~ Arrangements by American-In. Arizona to attend the three-day Eldon A: Ar~rey, has mahde of ltl- ternational Travel Service, 'l'ut. A tug of war between two rivals For punch and cookies that electromc p1ano and t e mu son, Arlz. Price: $1295 was held in afternoon nigh, day. meeting. piano monitor system. On one side all fraternities The help you gave IFC, the Other advertisements will ap- strong, on the other Delta Chi. lending pear in the "Music Educators The start of the contest, the jerks, Ol your fair house, J urn a 1 , " "Music Jou;nal," then smoothing force, The cooking superb, the punch NEW FURNITURE 0 Make Back then forward, hands slip- terrif Our "Arnerlcan Music Teache.>r' and ping, oh rope so very coarse. Thanks to Dean Rolle's Spouse. 15 N. 'Beaver "1\~usart." Leatherc oft Strong Delta Chi unites its The helping hand you gave to ASC is also featured in an at­ Your strength and progresses strong. the Greeks, USED FURNITURE tractive brochure concerning Ed­ Hobby ucational Travel in 1961, pub­ Pulling with strength unused to Was appreciated by one and all 418 E. Sa71ta Fe For All Supplies them, with rhythm of a song. With men like you to help our lished by the Western States Strength at each end is the same, great cause Everything for a Home Council on Educational Travel. numbers quite alike, How could we ever fll.ll? In the section devoted to travel "DOC" WILliAMS Combined in forces so very A letter of thanks written this in Europe, the travel seminar di­ strong, they begin to test out way HARPER rected by Dr. Lawrence A?ler of SADDLERY mite. Is quite a tasky chore, the ASC English faculty IS fea- I Clb E. Santa Fe PR 4-2JOI An inch is lost, then a foot-hold So, if you will pardon my poor FURNITURE CO. tured. fast our strength let's fuse, excuse, Concerning Dr. Abler's seminar The little anchor man is fearful ; rn not write much more. we are beginning to lose. In conclusion Dean Rolle, our Another foot, another yard; then gratitude we give, on up the scale, For your help the past few Delta Chi, how so respected, will weeks. this day fail. Now I'll stop, I'm getting carried Our first man is pulled across, away, So- the second follows soon, Thanks from all the Greeks. The land we once held is becom- The poor poet of Delta Chl ing an empty empty room. So ends the story of the war that Movie Schedute faetfu1 winter day, But Delta Chi will have its re- The movie schedule for the venge--others will surely pay. second semester, college year We challenge you Greeks to ev- 1960-61. began with "Johnny erything-the word is drive, Guitar," shown -o_n Fe.>bruazy 5, drive drive.> Iwhich was the k1ck off for the We all must' pledge more, do annual ASC Snow Carnival. Oth­ more show more--for these we ers to be featured are: all ~ust strive. Les Girls, March 5. This little poem is written In You For Me, March 19. haste and obviously poorly The Opposite Sex, farch. 26. done Fort Dobbs, April 9. But if the Greeks catch the mean- ~ My Man Godfrey, April 23. ing the battle is already half From Here To Etemlty, May 7. I wo~. "The Eddy Duchin Story" on The Poor Poet of Delta Chi May 14, will climax the movie schedule for the year. MAN OF THE MONTH Although problems such as , sound defects, film breakage, All men students are re­ and changing of film reels have minded that under the Associ­ temporarily arisen at \•arlous ated Men Students By-Laws of times, the movies. on the whole, 1960, nominations for "Man of have been successful. Th e.>y have the Month" can be made ''bT been widely attended and enjoy- I letters from the members of ed by the students at ASC. 1 the Associated Men Students The farther smoke travels every month" (Section A., Ar· Ucle I). Air-Softened, the milder, the cooler, Men of the month are chosen ORDER the H tastes for their outstanding contribu­ smoother tion to the campus during each TROPHIES AND AWARDS month of the school year. Dur· ing the last two weeks of the BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE . Spring term, an election is held to decide the "Man of the SEE Year." AU nominations should be stated In a letter with the JAY ARMER event or contribution of the nominee. Address all letters to Rm. 219 C.U. Associated Men Students CU' Box 366, ASC. T IS ONE!S The college's own THE TIMBER INN - offers tantalizing SATISFIE fountain treats: Give yourself all the breaks. Try Chesterfield K ing choco4ate sundaes your next coffee break. Every satisfying puff shakes and matts is Air-Softened to enrich the flav or and make it mild. also Special porous paper lets you draw fresh air into de-licious hamburCJers the full king length of straight Grade-A, 1op-tobacco. Join the swing to We also serve good inexpensive breakfasts for the late risers

WATCH FOR UNANNOUNCED SPECIALS " M&&t Your Friends ot the Timber Inn" E Fl L Kl0 lJvgaParis, London, Edin­ her hair red Her hair Is brown. She put the rinse on. but some­ if his native land. Hlllaire's plat- woman received her grammar burgh, Rome and Milan where thing went wrong. We don't know exacly what. Anyway, her form program Included the ex- and secondary education In Point she took a considerable number hair came out puzple. Not that It looked bad purple. Just differ­ pressive reading and gesturing Pleasant, New Jersey, located of color slides to use in connec­ ent of Alphonse Daudet's "Story of seventy miles south o:! New York tion with teaching literature. Then she put some more on. This time it went green. we didn't ~1. Seguin's Goat," Jean de La on the ocean seaboard. As hobbies she has a garden care f_or th_at too much .. Then .she decid~d t? gi\•e up the whole thing Fontaine's fable "A Country She taught fourth grade in which she is very fond of and and rmse 1t brown agam. Thts sort of dtdn t work either. But actual­ Lad." and a few of James Thur- Manasquan, N.J., for a brief pe­ spends her time trying grow per­ ly, it doesn't matter any more. When she wears a scarf, you can ber's fables, including "The Seal riod after attending New Jersey ennials. She has interest in all hardly see the bald spots. Who Became Famous," "The State Normal School at Trenton forms of art-water color sketch­ We had SClme trouble in the donn last night. Well, to be Shrike and The Chipmunks," and where she acquired a teaching ing-building a collection of perfectly honest. I had some trouble in the donn last night. "Little Girl in the Wood." "The certificate. classical records, and color pho­ Really. mother, no matter what they tell you, I was not trying Ballad of Ladies of Bygone Days" Afterwards she attended Bar­ tography; she has a collection ti sneak out of the dorm. It was just a set of unfortunate dr­ and "Love Letters and Love nard College, the woman's col­ from the east coast and from an­ cumstances. Poems of France" provided much lege of Columbia University other of her trips-this one on a It was about 1 a.m., and we were washing the windows. We amusement. Among the love let- where she attained her B.A. and freighter from San Francisco, don't usually wash the windows at 1 a.m ... but we had to do some­ ters was the shortest love letter stayed on in the capacity of as­ through the Panama Canal to thing. I had thrown a peanut butter sandwich at my roommate and from K1ng Louis XV and a love sistant to the registrar of Colurrv Puerto Rico, and then up the At­ she ducked, and it hit the :Wind ow. The next day was room in~pec­ letter from Napoleon Bonaparte bia in charge of summer !lession lantic coast to Philadelphia. tion, and we had to get th1s gook off the window. to Josephine. registration for a period of 8 Another item worthy of men­ The sandwich bit the window and the screen was on the larcel Hillaire's program ln- years. tion is her cat which she calls inside. and of course it c;ot all over the screen too. So J took the eluded readings from Moupas- Further education was done at "Mr. Stubbs," because he lost screen off to clean the window. Then I decided to roll the win­ sant and Balzac; he terminated Syracuse University where she most of his long fluffy tail in dow out and wash the other side, too. So I did.. Or at least 1 the performance with his read· received her M.A. in student per­ some kind of feline accident; he tried to. ing of the "Six Minute Louvres," sonnel administration and serv­ is also named after one of the What happened was, I fell out the window. There I was, stand­ in which Ralph Holly of the ASC ed as student dean in charge of characers in Melville's MOBY faculty broke a speed record :!or two small women's dormitories. ing outside the window in my pajamas, trying to crawl back I DICK. through. My roommate wouldn't help me. She was still mad about running through the French mu- At Bethany College, Bethany, the sandwich. Just as I had one leg over the window edge, who seum in 5 minutes, 5 seconds. West Virginia, Dr. Carrigan serv- "Teaching appeals to me be­ should come along but the campus cop. He is always around. Marcel Hillaire has had a ed for eight years as assistant cause I feel it is creative activ­ He said. "What do you think you are doing?" and J said. wealth of theatrical experience, professor of English and social ity and that I am doubly fortun­ naturally, "I'm washing the window." beginning at the age of 16 with director. She earned her Ph.D. in ate to have an opportunity to He sort of didn't believe me. My roommate wouldn't explain. the famous Folies-Bergere. His English at Cornell University. come to ASC to teach just at a She wasn't speaking to me. Now honestly, if I were going to sneak frequent appearances on the Included also, in her experience, time when I was on the verge of out of the dorm, would I do it in my pajamas, with no coat, and stage, in motion pictures, and on were eight weeks in Mexico at a great expansion which is still barefoot? With my hair up in rollers? and no lipstick? Honestly. television have brought laughter the Instituto de Artes in San Mi­ in progress, and which I am con­ The dean of women didn't believe me either. J may be see­ to millions of Americans. His guel Allende. fident will continue into the fu­ you soon. usual roles are those of a French In 1949 she came to ASC as as­ ture." Thus she' concluded her in­ Tell dadcly I'm sorry about his accidenl What wa5 he doing doctor or a French policeman. He sisant professor of English and terview. climbing a flagpole at 4 a.m.• anyway? has played in "Sabrina," "Silk --::-cc:-----=----,....,..---=-----::---:------Well, write soon mother, things are dull around here. Stockings," "A Night to Remem- Liberal Group Forming On Campus Love. ber," and is not unknown in the _ television programs Adventures , Stude~ts :Who prtde them~elves Bob Barber and Neal Wilgus_ c.c. in Paradise, Phil Silver's Show, o~ their mtellec~ual cunosity Bob Belton was chosen as leader U.S. Steel Hour, and Kraft Thea- WJII be m~ere~ted m a new c_am­ of the group and Linda Ferris to tre pus orgamzahon, "The Skepbcs". handle publicity. Religious fraternity Attends Officers The greup met Sunday after­ noon to set up their organization. HikinCJ Club Elects The purpose of "The Skeptics" is to stimulate campus intellectual Convention In Tucson Over Weekend New Officers activity. Those attending were WE'RE Bob Belton, Steve Burris, Sam ~fPr lm·, of Lambda Delta Sigma attl'nded an officers conven­ Last Wednesday February 22, Semoff, Linda Ferris, Sharon Cox, LOOKING at he I .D S Institute in Tucson on Friday 'lnd Saturday. F!'b. the Hiking Club elected Its new AHEAD ~~-23. officers for the coming semester. w.·,. o1 lookinQ fcwwvnl • Tl,. ·no<«> of tlw <"on,·(·ntion "·as to ~Pl hruer a<"quaint!'d They are An·id Burnham, presl· llith othN L.D.S. students from dent, Pete Krauss, vice-president, For the Gifts and Suzanne Osborne, secretary­ other sch .r,Js around the state tion from the ASC women's divi­ and to d·spuss days to better the sion of the organization were treasurer. You Give with Pride organizatinn. c\rary Lou Warner, president; Sunday, February 27, the hik· Officers from the men's divi­ Tommie Sue Sindel, vice-presi­ ing club explored the Lava River Let Dennis Jewelers sion of L.D.S. who attended the dent; and Barbara Billingsly, Cave, North of Belmont. Lava convention from ASC were Tom secretary. ;\!arilyn Kennedy, went Cave is a well-known cave about Be Your Guide in place of Noma Cook, treasurer three quarters of a mile long. president· Robert McMa· The hiking club meets every vice-president; William Ran­ of the women's division. Wednesday at 6:30 in room 201 treasurer; and Wilbern Hoi­ Corner Monte Visto~~ Hotel m_ UllCIIU Accompanying the students to of the Science Building. Anyone secretary. the convention were Brother and W Pablic Service wishing to join may do so. Convenient Terms C, ..,,, •c tllotU •"-Uhlt•lll"'l ··---- attending the conven- Mrs. Jo!;eph Felix, advisors for the ASC chapter, and Dr. Jay Hunt associate professor of so­ PE Sorority Holds sial ~tudies in the division of MONEY PROBLEMS? general studies at ASC and hon­ 'Fun ite' For Sisters orary member o! L.D.S. TRY AN FNB* Tired of The students attended a ban­ ' Delta l'..;' Kappa, national phy- quet and dance at the Tucson In­ CHECKING S~aJ ed_ucation honorary held a I stitute on Friday evening. Sat­ ACCOUNT Spending money on laundry bills? . un N1ght" on Wednesday eve- urdav morning the students at­ n•ng, Feb. 22, in the women's tended different buzz sessions *First National Bank lY!n. and a final general session. SAVE YOUR Enterta ~nm ent for the evening I Students !rom the following of Arizona nsisterl o! relays and a volley- s!'hools attended the :onvention: Oldest Bani in a]] gan-.a. Refreshments were Arizona State University, Eastern MONEY for the rved. Arizona Junior College, Univer- Arizona Member F.D.I.C. Special guest lit the party was sity of Arizona, Phoenix College, more important Mrs. 1. LaWre nce Walkup, patron- aan~d~Ar~l~zo~n~a~S~t~at~e~C~o~ll~e~g~e·~=~~======~ of ~" honorary. ;: The "Fun Night" gave alum· thi1NJ5 in Ufe .e and active members of Delta When friends end relatives 1 Ka ppa a chance to become er arquainted with pledges of visit ASC, lodge them at e honnrary Do your own wall! at 10n fond~y. Feb. 27, the ed~e period will begin for pros· the very bast ve members or the honorary, ~ding to Ca:role Clark, pledge Sweet & Clean Laun•romat ~ - Pledges will study the PARK PLAZA MOTEL tu Ions and chapter man­ of Delta Psi Kappa. They "Advonce reservations guaranteed" Across from G~don's Mer~et) then ~ required to take the examination for admit- into the honorary. Page 4 LUMBERJACK Axers Drop Road LUMBERJACK Game to Grand Canyon College PORTS If the Lumberjacks are to win a game on the road this season it would have had to been last night against the Sun Devils of ASU at Tempe. The Axers were sold last Wed· FROM THE SIDELINES nesday as they fell to Grand Can- ~ yon College of Phoenix 90-68 on Coach McCreary took his prospecti\•e baseball team down to the latter's home court. Just the practice on the Phoenix College baseball field last Saturda_y. Ap· night before the Lumbermen fell proximately 30 players made the trip. The players got their f1rst at Silver City to the New Mexico outdoor workout of the early season. They started at 10 a.m. and Western Mustangs 124-104. played until 6 p.m. Coach 1cCreary got a chance to see his p_Iaye_rs The Antelopes had four play­ in action for the first time this year. The big question mark IS still ers in double figures. Benney in the pitching department. Lindsey led with 28 points fol· The Lumberjack basketball team finished their home gam~s lowed by Gary Mattson with 22, schedule last Thursday night with a 75 to 74 victory over St. MI­ Noel Frank with 21 and Gary chael's. ASC seemed to have the game well under control until the Gilliam with 18. The 'Lopes hit last five minutes ,and then St. Micheal's got hot and went ahead a hot 51 percent from the floor one point with three minutes to go. The Lumberjacks then played and were even hotter at the free control ball and McCauley got loose for a lay-in which put the throw line as they bucketed 20 game away. . out of 24 attempts. Sal Vergopia was high point man with 24 pomts, followed by The score almost reversed the Buttrum with 17 points, and Pacheco with 14 points. Buttrum also margin of victory the Axers had got 22 rebounds. . . when they downed the Antelopes It seems as though the ASC girls basketball team IS havmg a 91 to 70 last December. The An· successful season. They have won 2 and lost one. Good luck gals telopes held a comfortable 50-39 and watch your fouling!!!!! lead at the half and at the three The intramural team that beat the ASC freshman basketb~ll quarter mark they had a 30 point team a few weeks ago has entered the basketball tournament 1.n bulge. Prescott under the name of Flagstaff Carpets. They have won then J!.SC fg ft pf first two games. Dick Blair, James Pughsley and Herman Moya McCauley 2 5 2 have been outstanding players for them. Vergopia 9 3 3 jl Buttrum 5 0 3 10 Pacheco 9 0 2 18 Lumberjacks Hand St. Michaels Loss: Erick<~>n 1 1 1 3 Boyd 0 0 1 0 Callicotte 1 2 2 4 Lose Big Lead But Still Win 75-74 James 0 0 2 0 Loveall 0 1 1 1 By HARLAN McWHORTER _ Jacquez 1 0 1 2 The ASC Lumberjacks ~w 22 points. go down the dram last Gr. Canyon fg ft pf tp Thursdav nie;ht and had to fight from bchmd to alvagc an almost Mattson 10 2 4 22 sure vict~r.-. Anfison 0 0 3 0 WAY DOWN UNDER..- .J\xer forward Sal Vergopia, over IUD· The deff·nst>kss roundballt'rs had built a comfortable lrad only Lindsey 9 10 3 28 ning the basket. reaches out from way down under to push oae to have it disappear in the clos- :Martin 0 0 1 0 in for another score in the Lumberjacks' 107-78 victory over Ok· ing minutes of the game. The Page Wins '8' North; Gilliam 7 4 1 18 lahoma Panhandle A&M recently in the ASC qym. Sal garnered Lumbermen were overpowered in Frank 0. 0 0 0 23 points that night. a shade over his 21.9 average. Sal, how· the second half by the St. Mi- Finals Here March 3 Conner 0 1 2 1 ever was below Richard Pacheco's 33 which was high for the chael's five 46 to 32. Luckily the Aycock 0 0 1 0 game. Axers had crushed them in the Page High School, one of the ______:_:__ 1 d first half 41 to 28. newest in the state, was the sur- STUDENT TEACHERS The Axers were led by Sal prise winner of the Class B North Lumberjills Overcome Halftime Lead c Vergopia. who scored 24 points division championship beating A meeting of all studenb L E in leading the team to victory. St. Johns 59-56. To Defeat Indian Dormitory Empoyees who plan to make applicatill It The big forward probably Earlier Page took a 92-50 vic- for student teaching during thl could have put through quite a tory over Window Rock in the Despite ~ 23-point ~coring spree by ace opponent :\fiss Nemire. B 1961-62 academic yeor will Ill rr few more but his teammates semi-finals of the tourney tht' LurnberJills. ''oman s baskNball team of ASC subd\ ed the In- held on Wednesday, March I H don't seem to want to throw here at J!.SC. Jerry Rickman dian Don' iton En,plo\'l'f's Frida~ night ' Feb. 24 , 47-16. at ASC. in room 221 of the Eastbum him the ball. Vergopia received was the big gun in both con- Jumping to a 25-14 lead at Education Building at 4:1 the- ball only twice in the last tests for the Page five. h a I f time, the Lumberjills Miss Nemire dumped in 14 of p.m. half. Against Window Rock Rick- coasted even-up with the visi- her 23-point total during the Center Don Buttrum played man accounted for 21 points tors during the second half and second half in a futile atempt one of his finest games as he and the game's scoring honors. used 17 players throughout the to close the 11-point gap. dominated the backboards and Alex Davidson led Window game. haulE>d in 22 rebounds. His de- Rock with 14 markers. Page led Pacing the 'Jills were Alberta Other 'Jills contributing points I It's fensive work was outstanding as at the half of that contest 31· Carpenter with 12 points and were Marjorie Farnsworth (7) he blocked a number of St. 26. Dixie \Viser wih nine. Eight 'Jills Edie Howe (5), Judy Rice (4): . Mike's shots. Don also meshed 17 Page and St. Johns will repre- hit the scoring column, while ::\1arcia Riordan (4), Jenny Mar­ points to go along with his fine sent B North in the state Class B only three of the nine-member tin 14), and Elaine Davis (2 ) . defensive work. finals to be held in the Lumber· Indian Dormitory aggregation St. Michaels had four men hit jack Gym on March 3rd. Hol- could find the hoop. double figures in the scoring col- brook is a pos ible conten?er /or I Supporting the evasive Miss for all your umn. Eloy Gonzales hit 14, Har- one 0~ ~he ~0 berths m he Nemire's efforts were Dormitory Use The old Dartez hit 10, Ron Quintana event It IS un_fllle_d by conference Employees Marie Chee with gym equipment sank 17 and Rozert Rodriguez 16. tournament fmahsts. nine points and Amy Clah with 17 E. Aspen theForward game for Mike the AxersMcCauley in the icedlast 1 ~f;;;o;;;u;;;r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~---C- ampus Forum 15from seconds about as12 hefeet hit out. a jump shot BULLETIN r-======~==:=:=:=:=::==:=::;:::::: Asc fg ft pf tp Special McCaulty 3 1 4 7 The Lumberjacks lost their Vergop!a 7 10 3 24 last game of the season last ASC Student Buttrum 8 1 3 17 night to ASU by the score of Pacheco 6 2 1 14 114-80. Gerry Hahn and Larry On Erickson 3 1 2 7 Armstrong were high men for Jaquez 1 0 1 2 the Sun Devils with 26 points. Top Quality st. Michaels fg ft pf tp Sal Vergopla was top for the ~UtU:J Dryq Cleaning Armendariz 2 1 4 5 Axers with 24. SAVINGS Neely 1 1 0 3 222 W. Santa Fe Gaffigan 2 3 2 7 Yugoslavia's President Tito Rodriguez 8 0 3 16 and King Mohammed Zahir of Brownie Cleaners Dartez 4 2 3 10 Afghanistan have signed a cul· TO Gonzales 6 2 1 14 ural co-operation pact. Quintana 8 1 4 17 Wegmann 1 0 0 2 1 MORE PEOPLE YOU CREIGHTON SCHOOL DISTRICT GRADUATES ARE DOING IT All ASC activity cards Graduates of tbe Creighton students with District Scboou who are Inter­ GOING TO ested In applying for the get 2c a gallon discount C r e l q h t o n DUtrlct Schools Scholarship for 1961-62 should EDDIES contact Dr. Blcbard Uoyd lm· mediately. DRIVE-l MOBILE COLLEGE SERVICE Appllc:cmts must be lD their Junior or senior year and mast !Across from College Union) be maJorlllg In Elemeotcrry Ed· " Home of the King-size Hamburger" ueatioa.