STUDENT ELECTION FOR ay COUNCIL, YELL LEADERS Pail SET FOR TOMORROW, 8-5 st,o Coliege_ SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY iOnoux 13, 1941 Number 139 Student council and yell leader elections will be held tomorrow from 8 to 5 o'clock in special booths in front of the Morris Dailey ROO DEBATE DRAMA auditorium. Twenty nominees are running for seven council positions, three N.S.J.S. FINALS DEBATE SQUAD PLAY TICKETS candidates for assistant yell leader, and one for head yell leader. TOMORROW LEAVES TODAY ON SALE Voters must present their student body cards before voting. A minimum of five and a maxi- his ON 11-piece or. NIGHT, 7:30 TRIP SOUTH TOMORROW mum of seven names must be for checked on the council ballot to the fresh. to attend Southward ros public Is invited bound today are five Tickets for "Holiday", a San BUDGET PLANS make it valid, according to Elec- sec to reading con- he held silo In the poetry members of the San Jose debate Jose Players production, will go on tion Chairman Ben Frizzi. slum, Thursday sponsored by Klis1S, Radio ' Rd squad headed for a series of dis- sale tomorrow, according to Hugh DISCUSSED IN to 10 p.m. *ging society, in room 53. at 01111s, Speech department cussion meets with at least five head. Platforms of students run- IC" has bee, 111p.m. tomorrow, declares Lew , The Speech department office, southern California ning for council are published rte. colleges. room 159, COUNCIL MEETING Mkt will sell tickets for the on today's feature page. the form fi Seven contestants will be on According to Woodrow Semerau. Thursday and Friday evening per- I No decision was made on stu- ride with the raid to ogmpete for three prizes . varsity debate manager, this trip formances but Saturday's tickets dent body fees to be paid next tall Student body president and vice- t will be nurn- 'hICh are all books of poetry. will will be in the hands of the Players feature the discarding of the quarter at the student council president will be named at an elec- . basis of the not award is "The Oxford Book themselves. traditional form of debate in fa- meeting last night. tion Friday. They will be chosen ietermine who of English Poetry" donated by the All seats for the three perform- Ivor of the more popular discussion Final action in this matter was from the council. Council mem- the contests Wifornia Book company. Second ances will be reserved, first comers type. In this form no decision is delayed until council members re- bers will vote for the secretary of en. ard third awards, donated by the will be the first served. Present rendered at the conclusion, but in- view individual budgets of the the student body. be 15 cents ,oety, are "The Oxford Book of plans call for the first complete stead a composite solution, based various departments in this insti- Council candidates are George the contests. *amorous Poetry", and "Roan dress rehearsal to be held May on the best points of each ergo- tution. The council has divided Kemp, Jerry Fear, Don True, Peg- Stallion and Other Poems" by 19. James Clancy is the director ' ment, is reached. itself into four committees to hold gy McDonald, Pete Kristovich. Robinson Jeffers. Aspirants in of the play. Natalie conferences with department heads George Hopper, Frank Lovoi, Lois :his competition, chosen after pre- Ross, William Booth, Students will be admitted for sors Ronald Maas, or representatives to discuss pro- Silver, Ruth Wool, June Gross, 'Joinery tryouts Wednesday, in- Arthur Grey, and 25 cents and outsiders may gain posed outlines of their budgets. Ivan Olsen, Curtis Beacok, Wood- dude Frank Thompson, Alice Mod- Woodrow Semerau were those admittance for 50 cents. At the A report on these findings will row Semerau, George Hearn, Bob bo Picnic' Jeannette Thimann, Esther chosen by competitive elimination present time, Director Clancy is be presented to the whole council Hamill, Denny Morrissey, George Lacitinola, Frank Soares and to represent San Jose on the topic, rehearsing his cast twice daily in in the next meeting, scheduled Coles, Dave Atkinson, Harrett Keith Bickford. "How can we deal with the prob- an effort to prepare them for the Monday at 7 p.m. Mannina and Wilbur Scott. bck Park Jan Follette, who placed among lems propaganda presents?" This opening night. Tom Taylor is running for L's first seven in preliminaries, group will engage debaters from This will be the last major pro- head La Verne college, Los Angeles Two possible amendments to yell leader; assistant nominees in- icnic" sponsored us forced to drop out of the con- duction of the quarter and is en- the constitution approved by clude Kenny Alford, Issie Gold and I re because she is a member of City college, Pasadena Junior col- tirely in the hands of the San Jose Women's Ac- the council will be submitted to Bill Harris. the A Cappello Choir which is on liege, Pomona Junior college, Occi- Players. The cast is composed of t at Alum Rock student vote on Friday's council ifive-day concert tour this week. dental, and possibly UCLA. members of the Players exclusive- eircella Smith. president election ballot, the Bill Van Vleck will replace Miss In this type of discussion, re- ly. non, the picnic announces. CO-EDS MEET Follette in the finals. cently made popular by Oregon council The first to bring about amendment concerns election Ray Irwin, speech instructor, is schools, the first speaker outlines of Entertain. THURSDAY FOR adviser for the organization and the problem and gives the neces- class officers, and the second is ansportation Hold In regard to election of an elec- nil act as judge along with Miss sary background. The second and Juniors ./ho attend the tion Judge. Both proposals will NOMINATIONS Bane Carr, Mrs. Florence Bryant third speakers present two or turn price of 15 be printed in the Daily on or sal Ted Haden. Harriet Sandifer , more solutions to the problem sug- Annual all-women assembly for Meeting Tomorrow before Friday. s a charge of the affair. gested by the topic. After a short the nominations to the Associated s general choir will hold Active members of the radio series of questions among the par- Junior class members Women's Activities council will be vith Patty Pop tomor- poup are planning a social get- ticipants, the fourth 'speaker sum- a general meeting at 12:15 All student organizations and held Thursday at 12 o'clock in the vtainment, and 112 in the Sci- together at Alum Rock Park marizes. unifies, and compares the row noon in room committees should hand in a list Morris Dailey, with all women portation. Instead of in the Thursday at 5:30 p.m. Winifred proposals of the second and third ence building of candidates for merit awards by urged to attend, according to Jer- given, as in the Dailey auditorium. Doolittle is chairman of the event. people. 1Morris Monday noon in the student body rie Jurras president. t hobo costune "Swamp the Seniors" will be the president's office. This is import- Barbecued steaks and dancing will iIt is estimated by Semerau that Nominations to the council may dean. theme of the meeting, and the ju- highlight the evening's activities. the trip will last until Saturday. ant, the council stresses, as ap- be made from the floor by an in- E. the WOrnelli nior council will report the pro- proval of names submitted will be dividual or group. A number will hat evening. IP 'gram and events which have been made at their next meeting. also be placed before the assembly irk about 520 planned to follow the senior sneak. The annual organization or by the present active AWA II begin TICKETS FOR FROSH-SOPH All juniors who are planning to "gripe" dinner was set for May council. participate in Sneak Week activi- 28, 7 p.m. in the Hotel Sainte Elections will be Monday in ties are urged to attend. MIXER AVAILABLE Claire. front of the auditorium. Fifteen Meet Cars for Junior transportation 's Price of admission at this affair of the nominees will be elected to on Sneak Day are still much need- Tickets to the freshman-sophomore mixer to be held in the Men's will be $1 instead of the usual 88 form the AWA council, which is ed, and any member of the class h 7:30 pmnasium from 7:30 to 10 Thursday evening can now be obtained in cents, the council declares, since the controlling body for all wo- who can supply a car should con- gone up this edges of Rags '10 Controller's office or from members of the two classes. prices of food have I men students in the next year. tact Mary Falcone by leaving a year. omen's KehaMy. Anyone them at the Con- interested in selling tickets may get note in her co-op box, or get in Any student body member may il meeting this Meet office or from George Coles, committee member. Price of touch with Don True, head of the attend the dinner for the same Instructions ock at Herold's Ike tickets hi IS cents. transportation committee. price, whether or not he is in an The theme which has been chos- MIXER organization, it is stated. .Given Red to have not Yet Cross en for the mixer is "Barnyard The junior-senior mixer to be A letter from a publishing com- ckets for the Announcements Frolic". Decorations and enter- held Monday night in the Men's pany, requesting a decision on Sewing Group ;et them at this ' .lent in the form of contests gym from 7:30 to 9:30 is to be a publication of three college songs Meeting with Miss Pauline irry out the theme.