ixuiuvk. FIRST CAMPUS MUSICAL Production Cast Of 60 To Premier 6Girl CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE* Tonight In Little Theatre Vol. X X V No. 13 SAN LUIS OBISPO. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, NOY. 80,1962 By JIM M sLAIN A milestone in the history FIRST PRESIDENTIAL CONFERENCE >f Cal Poly’s Music and Schubert Drama .departments will be passed . fomght in the Little rheater as the curtain goes IsNational ■ip on the premier performance of the college’s first musical comedy, College Union, Boxing, Retirement George and Ira Gershwin’s “Girl Crazy." A IA P rexy "The musical comedy, which is to begin Sit 8:30 p.m., is the Carl SchubfeiH, junior archi­ •>roducY' of moren than eight weeka tecture student, was elected >f continuous rehearsing, More Questions Answered By McPhee :han 60 people have been involved president of the associated n its production. student .chapter of the Ameri­ Updated some from its original By BETSY KINGM AN a decent, moral manner, under how much will he needed before can Institute of Architects at flapper era version, “ Girl. CrazyCrazy" A collegiate press must be the criticism and suggestions of the building ran be started? iz the story of an ex-hero of TV the faculty advisors.” Also, .other than the monetary the national forum held recently resixmsible and must report westerns who owns a dude ranch ones, what stipulations must be in Washington, D.C. — near the small town of Cuaterville, all student activities accur­ Following the introduction Pres­ met on tjie building? The Cal Poly architecture Aril. Played by Hassell Lee, -the ately and fairly, and be sen­ ident McPhee presented a framed fduque listing the criteria of a President McPhee: Planning is partment was also represented at sx-star of "Cowpoke" is in love sitive to the welfare of the with the local postmistress, who good newspaper to G rural man, El presently underway. A specj&I the national convention of Scarab, college. Under this premise, Cal Mustang editor.' consultant' “ on College " Unions i* portrayed by Deanna Wilber. - architecture honorary fraternity, Duringluring thther perplexing situations, among Topics in the questioning ses­ Should we try to include every­ expenses paid by the A T A with sistant to the president, the con­ thing, or judt the bare essentials them an election for sheriff, a sion included the College Union a contribution for air fare from ference was failed in order to in­ to get tjic building up? It will cost irawl at a Mexican fiesta, a few sure that newspaper ijitaff mem­ an estimated $2-8 million to get the campus chapter. He met there overs quarrels and an offer tp bers have the umple background the! right building. We are now with 300 other architecture stu­ -eturn to television. und information necessary to in­ investigating the possibility of dents," 74 of them official dele­ The play is carried by about form the student body intelligently borrowing additional money. * gates, from colleges across the 19 Gershwin' melodies, many of and accurately. About $40 thousand a year is country. which have become all-time Eight student journalists and accumulated through Imokatore theater hits. Featured songs in­ three student body officers met profits for the College Union “If you go alone, yqu have to clude “I’ve Got Rhythm,” “But with the President. They^Were Fund. Therefore, revenue must be meet peopic,” says Schubert. He Not for Me,” “Bidln’ My Time.” Esther Alexander,’Wayne Cox, Jim raised from other m e»"t to sup- met and impressed enough of “Embrscesbie You.” “Boy, What (irumlqytn. Mitch Hider, Betsy lement this amount. The student 'them to be elected president of Love Has Done to Me,” “Strike Kingman, Dave Kishiyama, Jim body is considering raising the the national student organiza­ Up the Band,” “Sampson and McLain, Neil Norum, Bill Rice, and 'ASB fee $5, or the trustees may tion. After the three day forum Y’ALL COME... Michelle Jenkins, Kale of “Girl ancea will be Dec. l, /, and *8. Ticketa are on Delilah,” and “Treat Me Rough.** ASH officers Vic Dollente, Jim assess up to $20 a year per stu­ was over, Schubert toured Wash­ sale ln ASB office and may also be purchased Clark and Carol Rizzo. Crazy,” sings and dances one of the many num­ dent if this amount is specifically ington. ! bers of Cai Poly’s firat musical, “Girl Crazy.” at the door. Prices are 75 cents for ASkSB card, With music by George and lyric* Aiding the President were Rob­ in th* College Union Fund. Initial performance is tonight in the Little holders, $1.50 for genersl admission and $2.00 by his brother, Ira, “Girl Crazy” ert Kennedy, vice-president; Dale Nelson: Close to $400,000 is now Schubert’s duties of office will was written for Ethel Merman and inraier d v r ir h u ik m o.uw — ------Andrews, dean of the college; designated for a College Union. call him to Washington several was produced on New York’a West; Harold Wilson, executive times during hia year of tenure, “Great White Way” in 1930. dean of the college; Phillip Brom­ Rice: Why was intercollegiate and once to Miami Beach for the In 1986, the Gershwin brother> there ley, curriculum coordinator; Donald boxing dropped from the col­ national professional A T A con­ Medical Service Cards To Go On Sale Dir. Scales Namod became the first composers of I2 Nelson, business manager; Everett lege's athletic program even vention. His immediate duties in ments as early as possible to avoid musical comedy to win a Pulitzer Chandler, dean of students; Carl after a petition signed by some elude a heavy load of correapon- gale of Winter Quarter optional Prize with their production of “Of Cummins, dean of Applied Arta; 2000 students protesting this denca and catching up with home medical service cards will begin the last minute rush. The optional medical service To U.S. Court Post Thee I Sing.” , - ' Don McCaleb, public relations c tP move was presented? work. Monday. Payment of the $6 fee provides the student with hospit­ Keith Nielsen, English instructor ordinator; ami Dan Lawson, assoc- Four other architecture students and director of the production, said McPhee: The Physical Education may be made at the cashier alization in the college infirmary, Dr. Harry Scales of the Educa­ ate dean of activities. represented Cal Poly at the nation­ that puttink together a musical Department initiated jntercolle- window in the Adminstration the services of a college physician Filling ip the background for al Scarab convention at Auburn tion Department has been ap­ comedy involves much more work giate boxing on its own. The same Building or may be mailed to the in after-hour and weekend situa­ the necessity of a Press Confer­ University. Campus Scarab presi­ pointed a* ■ vocational consultant than staging a straight dramatic group asked us, the administration, dent Mike Simpson, senior, ami Foundation Office. tions, ambulance se^yiee, a price ence and understanding between allowance on needed prescribed to the Court of Appeals of the production. administration and the student if they could drop it. The deci­- juniors Larry Hauer, Bill Knox and Deadline for payment of the fee "( yordinating dancers, matters President McPhee will be Jan. 14 at 5 p.m., but stu­ drugs and supplies, and physical United States Offiee -of Health, newspaper. President McPhee sum­ sion was left to the Physical Ed - | Km, Sera recorded 5,500 miles on and actors to that we can produce (Continued on Page Three) I their cross country jodrney. dents are urged t o make p a y- therapy treatment. Education and Welfare. marized the principles that char­ building, intercollegiate boxing, a smooth-running show involves a acterize the true collegiate preu. number of instructors', President Df. Scales will act as a periodic great deal of time sad effort,” McPhee’s retirement, English and LONG WAY TO GO consultant in contested case* of Nielson stated. “All student publications are other language majors, girls dor­ early social security retirement tht U-mpintMT u ft fit, tho provided as a tool I of learning mitory lockout hours. Cal Poly’s due to physical or mental impwih- m r wifi 3 include * 2 !? a quartet, a thiVnigh experience, with the tenure as a technical arts institute, tH-member chorus, 13 dancers and student-faculty publication ments. In hit official capacity, bo the state college name change, and will be giving t-ecommendations to three musicians. board an the publisher. The pa­ the student body fee increase. Besides the two principals, the per must he responsible and re­ the Court of Appeals as to the sub­ ject’s fitness for work in relation cast includes Julian Branca, Dianne port student activities accurate­ Grundman: I understand that Union Fund Needs More Money Cole, Harold Giomi, Barbara Ihne, ly and fairly, and be a reflection to prevailing job opportunities in one of the goals of the El Cor­ his local community. Michelle Jenkins, David Westsmith, of the college community, and ral Bookstore profits is the A college union is not in tween the buildings a landscaped process which, if passed, will make ing a separate fee with approval of a student body vote. Bob Nigra, Tom Tremble, and not a small group. Maximum ac­ eventual construction of a Col­ the immediate future for Cal area will offer an attractive view 10low-interest' loans from the state His work is limited to only a from the Grand Ave. entrance. available. few cases during the year and will Karen Wilson. curacy must be provided in all lege Union Building. How much Poly unless a great deal more For the present, the college union articles, with items reported in money is now in the fund and Planned recreational facilities in­ Another means of providing take him to various parts of Im order to allow a maximum money is realized, according cudes a bowling hlley and game fund will continue to be supplied California. • more funds for the union would be by the bookstore, which is enjoying number of people to attend the to college officials. “ I would room. These would be revenue pro­ a “ college union fee” tax levied by play, it will be preeented in four ducers according to Nelson. “ It is high sales in its new library an­ not even want to guess when it will the student government on all stu­ nex location. A history-making performances. Besides tonight’s he completed,” said college Busi­ spect dents. Such a tax has been used on showing. “Girl Crazy” wffl be ness Manager Donald Nelson when for the College Union Fund pro­ other campuses to secure funds for $48,000 was token in on Sept. 24 Circle K Sponsors during the period o f peak book staged tomorrow evening and questioned about the union. vided by the union itself that projects. sales, breaking the previous'one- O a k i e S t o m p T o n i g h t next Friday and Saturday. All Nelson revealed that preliminary makes borrowing to build the “There’s no question,” said day record of $31,000. Average r •- * performances will begin at 8:3U planning for the union has been union feasible," says Nelson. “ The union could help to pay it* own Spink, that a special “tax” will daily intake is about $700. Eeee-hah! That will be the P«L made but lack of finances prevents loan.” Nelson attributed the sales rec­ realization. be necessary to build a college password at Crandall Gym tonight Ticketa for all performance* are Private sources for loans cannot union. The current student body ord to the 700-student increase in from 8:30 o’clock to 12:30 a.m. os available at the Associated Student Money for the college union fund enrollment and faster service pro­ is now supplied solely by profits of be secured, however, as buildings card fee is $15, $5 under the Circle K, campus service frater­ Body Office and at the door. They maximum allowed by state law. vided in the new store. on state property may not he used nity, sponsors an Oakie Stomp. are 76 cents for students with ASB the El Corral Bookstore. With The ASR could assess the tax by Nelson also noted improvements profits held to six to eight per ns collateral. But borrowing may cards, $1.50 for people without the be possible in the future. Nelson either increasing the student in merchandise display that the li­ The Bluenotes will furnish music. cent, the fund increases by $35,000 cards, and $2 for seats in a special reports that legislation is now in body card fee to $20 or by secur­ brary location affords. Admission price will be 25 cents. ),04M> per year. It now con- Proceeds from the dance will go 100-seat reserved section. 1391, 872.10. By spring there to the Chris Jespersen School for Because “Girl Crazy” is the first ie in excess Qf $400,000 re­ the Handicapped. (Continued on Paige Three) served for the union complex,.^- Rhodesian Program Proposed By AID |Two Telescopes Our first obligation is to build a bookstore, said Nelson, and we Cal Poly is considering estab­ According to West. President Are Being Made SPIED IS BLAMED have enough money for this. But lishing an education program in McPhee seems to be interested in the proposed union includes Northern Rhodesia, says Howard the possibility qf the program. bookstore, lounges, listening West, assistant to the president. West said that tne college presid­ For Star Gazers room, ASB offices and recrea­ A representative of the Agency ent informally mentioned the pro­ Scooter Crash Injures 2 tional facilities. f o r International Development posal to trustees and state college Heavenly sights are in store (A ID ) in Washington, D.C. is officials and recicvcd “ encourage­ for students upon completion of “ It’s a $3,000,000 building,” esti­ planning to confer with college mated Graduate Manager Robert ment.” Excessive speed was blamed bruise*, abrasions, and lacerations. President Julian A. McPhee and two telescopes being constructed L. Spink, who along with Dean of for an accident at the intersection Oleson was released after treat­ other officials during the week of for the Physical Science Depart­ Women Arlene Vokoun drew up the of South Perimeter Road and Cam­ ment. Flower was kept for obser­ latest of several projected plans Dec. 10 to discuss the possibility ment, according to instructor Lewis pus Way this week. Receiving vation and is due to be released for the center. of the project. Staff Dinner Dance Hammitt. The telescopes, one re­ minor injuries were Thomas Flow­ this week. “No majot injuries or The proposal calls for four in­ The union, when built, will com­ fracting and One reflecting, ' will er, -the nriver, and hia passenger broken bones,” according to Dr. structors from Cal Poly in home Tickets for the annual Staff Robert.Olcson. Arthur James, medical officer. pliment the new A'lministiation be operated by electric remote Building planned for construction economics, physical education, bus­ Dinner Dance and Christmas party - Flower, Electronic Engineering The automobiles, both parked, iness administration and engineer­ controls. received about $100 damage. near tiftf"cafeteria and snack bar. Dec. 12 in the Elks Club, will he freshman from South Gate, was ing math and physics to teach in driving a motor scooter east on Damage to the sedoter also was Existing restaurant facilities at El on sale next week, announces Vol Students are building the re­ Corral will serve the union. Be- Lusaka, the capital of Northern fracting telescope, which will have South Perimeter Road when he had estimated at $100. Rhodesia. Folsom, general chairman. a combination of a seven-and-one- to slow down to miss a car turning Security officers said that Flower Before the college accepts the 1*1 ices me $3.25 per |>erson for half foot tube with a aix-inch ob­ onto Campus Way. By slowing admitted to going at least five *Seat Belt Clinic AID offer, President McPhee and staff members and $3.7o for non­ jective lens,' and a five-foot tube down, Flower misjudged the dist­ miles over the campus speed limit other officials will meet on campus members. Tickets will be avail­ with a four-inch objective lens. ance and after dodging the turning of 16 miles an hour. However, Set For Weekend with thb agency representative to able from personnel in each de­ The combination will be adapted automobile, struck two parked Chief Security Officer George Cock- get coniplete details. partment. for a wide angle camera, and moun- vehicles. Both driver and passenger; riel said tests show that the speed STAR G A Z E R . . . Dr. George O. Abell visiting professor from The second Seat Belt Clinic will on a seven-foot pier. It will have were thrown from the scooter. was in excess of 40 miles an hour. UCLA and also one of (he nation's foremost authorities on astron­ open this weekend at the College a value of. about. $10,000 on the Taken to the Health Center, Cockriel said that a citation would omy spoke to a full house early this week on "Exploring the Far­ Square Shopping Center. open market and w ill. take about both Students were treated fo r' he issued. thest Readies of Space.” Picture was taken during slide film Jointly sponsored by the Mech­ two more years to complete. coordinated lecture ami shows one of the many galaxies. anical Engineering Club and the A 12's-inch reflecting telescope Snn Luis Qiiispo Junior Chandler I with a seven-foot tube will be of Commerce, the clinic will ’sell ...WORLD-SCOPE... i completed for the Spring (Juarter Noted Astronomer Tolls Of Galaxies and install scat belts for $5.95 per i by the Carve Optical Company. belt from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday NEW DELHI— A Foreign Ministry spokesman sttys I It will be used in astronomy classes Comparing the millions of i raisin cake 'rompartson of the and Sunday. Rod China has made it clear the Communists will nyt start in the galaxy, to raisins stare and a series of slides to The sent belt drive began two relinquish control of any part of Ladakh on India s illustrate his ideas. Dr. Abell weekends ago at three local ser­ northwestern frontier. The Chinese are slated to begin *n a cake, and the distance took the audience from early vice stations. “ It was really tor- removing troops from Ladakh Saturday. to the mo* n as the number j unit erne to the present day con­ ril’ic” , said publicity manager Roy­ Dairy Club To Host °f miles on his car. Hr. cepts showing now Ihc sun is er Morgan. "W e sold and installed just part of a cluster and this 461 holt*.” 1 D- Abell eaptivated an audience WASHINGTON — The Defense Department has cf students and fneulty for an is but one of millions of such "We are expecting « larger Creamery Tour hour mid n half / Monday evening. clusters. volume this weekend,” said Mor­ pulled (he secrecy wraps from the military buildup “ Exploring Hie Furthest Renehea * T V earth, he related,1 is iti a gan. "and we’ll lie ready.” during th^ height of the Cuban crisis. The Pentagon Interested in learning the art of of Space” was the titiqfof the talk t The clinic has stocked up on the cluster referred to by astronomers says more than 200-1 housartd men were mobilized in\ | cow milking? given by Dr. Abell it) connection as the "local -group. most popular o f the seven belt the Southeastern part of (he country and uround ,with a -rHuuility visit to Chi Poly colors, and hns experienced per­ The Los Iavheros Dairy Club Dr. Abptl displayed his encom­ Cuba sponsored by the Physical Science passing knowledge of astronomy sonnel ,to install them. Morgan pre-' holding a tour this Saturday of the Department. | dicjts an average installation time in a question and answer period Hairy and creamery and has invited Dr. Abell, bnfc of the nation’s Iitv*he renalusion of his bilk, never of less than 10 minutes per car, foremost astronomers, js a gradu­ hesitating a minute and always „ The M.F. Olid' and the Jaycees DETROIT— The Amateur Athletic Union’s executive { «U persqn* who would like to ate of , California Institution of having, (he answer at his finger­ are splitting profits of about $2 has endorsed a coalition with (lie National Collegiate a little fun and at the same Technology, a faculty of the Uni- • tips. per belt while providing patrdns find mit more about milk and veraity of Cnlifomia at Los An­ Athletic Association for control of track and field. Students and professors com With the best in safety equipment products, to attend the tour. geles, dnd n consultant for Jet at less than half list cost. The it i f f it Propulsion Laboratories in Pasa- jHentecf afterwards on the clarity and MmplieWy of-D r, Abell's lec­ belts sold arc approved by the MOSCOW—Moscow lias renewed its call for a Ger­ interested persona, can meet on ®cna. lie is also n gfirsl invCSTtg*- ‘ ture. Not opce did he venture out ! California ’ Highway Patrol, and man settlement for the first time since the Cuban the staff parking lot at the Agri­ “ ’f at the* Mt. Wilson and ML of the realm of the lnynmubelin­ several -standard-setting ul-ganiz- crisis. The Kremlin demands were outlined in moder­ culture Building at 1 o’clock. The NO MAJOR INJURIES . . . Or. Arthnr J a m * a f Campus Health "alnmar observatories as well as atibns. age. Comment* ranged fronV'M y ately worded notes to the U. S., Britain and France. tour will take about two hours. Center examines one of two atadenla involved in .a scooter- lecturer at the Griffith Observa­ gosh, I understood every won) he The clinic Will he located at the tory in I a >b Angeles. said,” to "I wish mytiprqf fould Bank of America parking lot in Radio Moscow says the notes asked for “nonbalization Ffpc milk and ice, cream will be parked car accident Tuesday on South Perimeter Road. Excessive Frequently drawing upon hia Idetufe like that.” College Square. of the situation in West Beylin.” , \ served. 1 speed and misjudging of distance were blamed for ike m iak ap i r

FRIDAY, NOV. 30,1%2 f P A G E 2 E L M U S T A N G SAC REPORT Chilean Engineers MAN ON CAMPUS Plan Campus Visit Mailbag CUnionizing Two engineering department By ESTHER ALEXANDER heads from the State Technical Reports, Announcements Contribution* to “IbUbAic" should not or libelou*. All communication* mi Music hv the Regents will high­ University of Chile will he on cam- exceed 21)0 word*. Editor* reserve the right signed by the writer. If * nom de plume put during the Winter Quarter, ac­ to edit and or condense *11 letters received i* deeired a* a signature, it i* permissible light n dirtier in Crandall Gym ami to decline publishing letter* (hut are, but the editor mu*t know the true heme tomorrow night. Admission will he cording to Dean of Engineering I in the opinion of the edltur, In poor taste of the author. 25 cents per person. Harold P. Hayes. - ■ Fill Council Agenda | . _ ;_iiL. ; . MX., - Franklin Espinosa, EE Depart­ utnn all (hat In needed to show Premiere of ‘Girl Crazy” , Col­ llv JOHN-BISCEGI.IA ment head, and Serge Fuentea, M E Can't Please Everyone you tried to lie attentive-( ? ) in lege Union sponsored musical, will Department head, will arrive in ope spot of, the concert? lie tonight at 8 o’clock in the Reports, approvals, plans, and announcements filled the January for a four month's visit Editor: u o ie The Theater. The production w i l l student Affairs Council agenda at an uneventful meeting to the States. Their trip, under the After reading n somewhnt un­ The second song that was sung and on De^Tum! 8 ' * ’ ° * C' ^ last Tuesday evening. SACman Glenn Orren reported that auspices of the Ford Foundation, fair and particularly unintelligent by the vocalist was more of a > 1_____ ‘ the ASB Fee Increase Committee is in the process of study- ludes a one month Cal Poly concert jazz selection, or had you criticism at a recent jass concert , Christmas« .Formal is planned for i jfljr expenses of the typical Polyite, and will report its sug- by Duke ElliiEllington, I find it very noticed, which 1 agree went right 7 : over the heads of most Aggies ut-'!l•ft Dec. 8 at 8::S0 p.m. The formal is — j=t=— gestions during the Winter George Mellard, EL Department, difficult to sistuff it off thinking it being sponsored by the a poor attempt for an amateur to tending the ‘ concert. However. “* inr Kellogg campus, wiH visit the Un­ does your criticism mean thut since [ Stuu«nts Association amt try...... to “ play the - roll” T Off Of a h< heart- dents with constructive sug­ iversity in Chile. Purpose lot the people of San Luis Obispo are un- I !,|on w.'“""" K>.. . cents, y ‘' x£ Students In Meat lnvl,ed * exchange is to study faculty pro­ less icritic. Realizingvaluing that poor per­ Music will l»e provided-by the gestions to attend the com­ formance* should be criticized. 1 educated in the field Of concert grams and orientation to the way music thut new concepts are a for­ Collegians. mittee’s regular Thursday of life in the different countries, wish to challenge statements made bidden entry? Are we to hear only Judging Contest night meetings in Ag. Bldg. 138. Dean Hayes explained. regarding especially Milt Grayson from my strictly musical point of “ familiar strains” ami forever re­ Dr. Gerber To Review Tonight’s Oakie Stomp in Cran- view. main in the realm of old tradi­ tional music—or shall we hear new Dr. FKttlip Gerber, English De­ How can you indeed praise the compositions others all over the performance of fc band as a whole partment head, will review “ Travels world are now enjoying. . With Charley” by John Steinbeck petition taking place this week in in one paragraph, and condemn n adison, Wis. Robert Spink, ASB graduate singer fn another for singing the at Tuesday's Books at High Noon The musical ability you men­ Del vert and Calvert Clempnt, manager, reported on plans for the Your Style very same song with the band? in the Staff Dining Hall. tioned in your colump about Key Identical twins, ami Richard Soares upcoming California Collegiate Perhapa this is pur* oversight that de la Torre could very well ap­ Athletic Association meeting in A n y S tyle Cost Of Citizenship’' in your re­ left last week on the trip, which shows amateurish qualities on the ply to Milt Grayson if your mus. took them to Rochelle, 111. for a Los Angeles. Keynoting the'agen­ cent Issue lacks basis. part of a college critic. 1 quote. leal ear (? ) were consistent and practice round of judging at the da is the application for admission 'Familiar strains of . . . ‘Don’t Du For beat in Flattop*. fine enough to distinguish fine The out-of-state student is pre­ Swift and Co. packing plant there, of the University ol' Huwaii to the Anything T ear From Me’ points of musicians. You see. sently paying $360 tuition for u ami will - return to San Luis CCAA. The stumbling blocks to CrewcUtt. hry Loagoo and ^ M O T I O WaNdTHtt s e w s * exemplified the mastery thatit has fine musicians are found even four-year college education, (since Obispo later this week. HawaJP* admission are: distance made Ellin ' L,n ama. -aynony- regular haircuts see ED on programs such as these. he Is considered a resident after The three Sufi ToaqU from eunfereneo schools would 7 mous with the jyprld over.” the first year in California) where- youths make up the ;first meut moke travel for athletic contests FARLEY and TIM SPARKS Do you forget very' rapidly that - Also, I suggest when mention­ “ * the foreign student pays four judging- team the college has en- prohibitive, and the University is at the • • ■ this melody which was praised so ing the title of a solo taken by a tiu *l M86.78 or $1,035 over the* j in the international event not a California school. Spink also Y*rtceys Given Away highly at on* point, was deemed member of the band, it be correct. same period. , which is sponsored by the National reported that a unanimous vote of Residence Council unneeesssary at another. Might 1 Sam Woodyqrd pluyed “Skin Most foreign students finance - Livestock and Meat Board, the CCAA members is required. In Crops Clob Contest suggest that words are necessary Deep” and. not. the one mentioned their stay over here either by their Chris Thorup told the gathering PRESS CLUB Five Thanksgiving'turkeys were to some to experience the same in your column. that the Christmas Band Concert Elects New Officers musical effect and atmosphere that own private fund* or through won recently at a turkey contest Most musical critics have an un­ government help from their home has been rescheduled for Dec. 7 in BARBER SHOP Sponsored by the Crops Club. the composer and arranger pur­ countries. In other words, they Ag Business Majors El C0|ruLfrom 12 noon to 1 p.m. In a Realdence Hall Council meet-, posely desired. (Yes-EITington de- ceasing knowledge of technique The winners were Ehna Davis, and music interpretation. Could n help balance the so lamented U.S. us i {ng Monday, ejections were held for sired-V . „ J- v , Elect Club Officers It wus announced thqt the first San Lcda Obispo; Charlie Ghezri. this year’s officers. Outgoing chair­ New York critic say of an opera xold .reserve, 1*o1y musical' “ — Girt • ' Crnzj :y i* isched- U 14IH Cayucoa;Cayocos; X R E. Roae, San Lorenso;Lon singer, “ In the performance the I « '» known that the income level man Larry Hubble handed over the Nothing wae said of the basic Two senior agricultural business uled for tonight, tomorrow night Mrs I’CTry ■ Bill, ■ Sutter and ‘ Mrs. “dirty jazz used by one trum­ part dT Carmen was unnecessary m most countriee outside the management students were rec­ and Dec. 7 and 8 in the Little FhyTHs Simons, Brovrfr City. r , J ______A J , ______‘ I * n i t ... I C l . , . . i . ... gavel to Dawson MabeF of Sierra peter in his two song appearance and served only!y us a minor distrac­ United States Is way below that ently elected officers of their dep­ Theutrey Dorm. which was particularly^obnoxi-‘ ufa ‘ tion?” 1 dislike eftTief-'Vdur poor here, and I feel that making it artmental club for the 1(162-02 possible fur foreign students to Prices are 75 cents with an ASB Marty Wilton of Santa Lucia will ous-musicatly speaking,' ing.ig. Why not taste, verbosity, or your musical school year. card and $1.50 without a card for say that hia action* were tndeed- ignorancy, attend US. colleges is an action of assist the chairmaichairmen as vice-cnalr- good will which ranka far higher Serving aus president of the ABM general admission. Choice seats, lo­ man Belinda Stililes and Sunny San Jose State Music Major Club is Tonyv Florentine of San cated in the center orchestra sec­ to your inhibited conception of a than the Peace Corps or Foreign Frandsen, both of Santa Lucia, CAROL TINGLE Aid. Bernardino. Named vice-president tion, are bn sale now in the Stu­ What time is it? were elected to eerve the organisa­ performance, very well could is Charles B. Allen of Watsonville. dent Body office for $2. By the way, there are plenty of tion as secratary and treasurer, have been omitted. Or, la a slam EDITOR S NOTE: San Jose You to only one perion In your col- U.S. students in Paris,~ HeidelHeidelberg foe the respectively. ■ay? Milt muHt have been a* loud and Rome. They do not have the as we thought unnecessary. Your feeling that they are “ stealing’’ critical ears were obviously more their education from their host MID-STATE ELECTRONIC SUPPLY In tune than our*. countries—and I should hope not. (Tuition is free or around fSO a 1 Wholesale Prices to Cal Poly Faculty year for them over there.) CHANGE They Do Not Steal By BETSY KINGMAN and students CHRISTIAN RORGEK Editor: , 1 Auttiorixed S. f. Watch Inspector EDITOR'S NOTE: Your etatemeat MONTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE— MPq’s Press TV - FM Antennas - Tubes - Batteries Foreigners don’t "steal’’ educa­ that an out-of-state student ie con­ Club has volunteered to finance an entry in Bakersfield : tion. sidered • resident after the first College’s First National Collegiate Baby Alligator Race, Diamonds, silverware, jewelry- ^ Complete The editorial complaint “ High year in California requires clari­ fication. December 5. Gifts for cdl occasions TV - Radio - Audio Tuners - Needles Only if the student I* over 21 This race is similar to the one held last year at Orange f year* of age and takes iegsl steps Coast College in which elephants were the contestants. The Amplifiers - Turntables • Cartridges Watches for men and women Don's Shoe Shop to establish state residence, or if races will l»e divided into classes according fo the type of the student Is a minor and his Amateur Citizen Band colleges. All alligators will be furnished and trained by the "We shoe the Mustangs" parents establish residence of California, will he be considered a Associated Students of Bakersfield College ___ • Components and Part* Cowboy Boot and thee U.tttt-lii-d ra-idi-nt siui I),' t\ (' III p l ------::— ...... =— ------■ - ■ -■■■ _ El Yanqui Don Andrews Check Our Transistor Sadies tat Christmas. from out-of-state feet. l ■•pairing The number of Cal Poly student* SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE— A new mulli-Story that fall under those catsgorie* is INI O pen M o n d a y Thru Saturday 8:30 - 5:00 Leathercraft Supplies negligible. Therefore correcting parking facility opened here recently. The garage is ca­ pable of holding 2,000 cars in its 15 acres of floor space. U 2-4142 J e w e lr y tree! U 3-2771 your mathematical calculations, 1441 the non-reeldent presently pay* 1321 Bread Street It is hoped that the use of the garage will alleviate some (120 three timoo a year to -total parking problems which have faced the college for the Near Weatherby's $1440.00 for his four years of col- log*. This Is $405 more than the past several years. H THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES foreign students. Spartan Daily ALAMEDA STATE COLLEGE— A controversy over SALUTEt RAY WEBER Dr. Max R afferty’s meaning of “ education in depth instead BOB'S CAR WASH of progressive education” rages among educators, politicians Ray Weber (B.S., 1968) has made rapid strides since join­ telephone customers whose monthly bills total over a <*nd the press. At this time his real meaning is a mystery ing Pacific Northwest Bell's Seattle Commercial Office. He million dollars. 1023 MARIH STREET to most everyone. There have been a number of interpreta­ has progressed from Service Representative Trainee to Ray Weber of Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Com­ tions and opinions since Dr. Rafferty was elected State Business Office Supervisor to Unit Manager. All this in pany and other young men like him in Bell Telephone Superintendent of Public Instruction. Rafferty's view that Companies throughout the country help bring the finest leak than two years! CAL POLY WASH SPECIAL! it should include "indoctrinating" school children against Ray now manages a unit of fonr supervisor* and thirty* communications service in the world to the homes and communism rather than simply teaching them the facts, three His people service 53,700 businesses of a growing America. 25$ OFF TUES. - WEDS. - THURS. has been strongly hit from both sides. The Pioneer WITH ABB CARD HUMBOLDT STATE COLLEGE— An editorial In a ) BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES recent Issue reads: o Apathetic? Ridiculous! • Since this editorial is addressed to students who are 1 too apathetic to read it anyway, we decided to join the crowd and not do anything about It. TELEPHONE MAN-OF-THE-MONTH Traditional Shop for Young Men Lumberjack ALAMEDA STATE COLLEGE—Communist propagan­ dists are using student government as a front, it was learned last week by Chailes Scott, student body president. V- In a letter from the president of the National Student Wickenrton’s Association. Dennis W. Shaul, Scott was informed that copies of two known communist publications were being sent under the association’s name without its consent. The Pioneer Authentic Natural Shoulder end Continental Faehlone Poly Pomologists E l M ustang MONTESIV A CHORRO, SAN LUIO OBISPO Plan Field Trip California State Polytechnic CeUef* 5 # San Lula Obispo Campus Poly pomologists are planning Jamas Grundman Batay Kingman on spending several daya next mu riot..... week observing research tech­ Kail Norum Martha «haff Advertiaing Manaflvr nique* and production, handling Mary Kali------Bualneea Managrr ! Nall Norum...... CtrrulatkMi Maaafar and processlfig practices relating don roaa ...... fS S m m R e t r e a d s to the fruit industry in California. W nuj* Fruit production majors, under StaffRather Alexander, Dave Brtio, Kerrn Fmylend. ____ DavM ’ -nnoe.3mm. D*f»dDe.k I the direction of instructor Bill Klehlreme. . Judith.....mi Kuremit*! Troutnsr, will visit laboratories of Judy Mehnne, R«*n Parka, mil Hire, Daniel ftchllllnt, | tha United States Department of Allam Sine. Darryl Skrabak Agriculture at Albany, the Univer- John Rtafaftla, Bette T ru e in g j sity of California at DhvIs and the Wert*. I State Department of Agriculture Fuhllehed twtee-weekir Surfs* the ■ i nt Sacramento. uler„r .erhnol...... rmrear r excep,except hoitrtereholldere enaend ex*™•«** and iwrlede hr the AeeneleteS StuSente. Cult- ferule Stete Rolytcchnle Cnlleae, Sea LuU wmapo,Ohlepo. California.Celtforrle. Printed byDy etudenUatuornw \ majoring In Printing Enflnaerlnff Management. Opinion* exprassed In this B a la n c in g paper In signed editorial* and nlUtMt SCISSORS AND are the view* of the writers ftnd dtf~n* ’trcaaearlly represent the opinions O# tW rinff, vl.virw» w* /- ofoi theins Associated Btndentow *"' COMB BARBER Body nor official opinions. Suhacrtptlo® Guaranteed nrlee Is 12 pay year* In advAnce. Offia** Rm 221. Graphic Arts Building Tires and Service SHOP to meet your * Bob y Ronnie anterionnente PRECISION AUTO c a r n e e d s en College Square AND MACHINING Especipliia4os on corte de pelo ostilo Americano specialising In OK Tire Store foreign car service Hablamos Espanol para estudlantes Sur 1413 MONTEREY ST. Americanos. . -1010 Nlpomo St. San Luis Okispo Ll 3-0452 • Near R. R. Underpaid 2144 South Broad St. Ll. 3-8291

♦ * FRIDAY, NOV. SO, 1062 EL MHSTANtt PACES Public Relations, BIRDS, A N IM A L S, W O O D Ihdustry Will Be Long-Legged Myotis, Quartet Inch Topic Of Speech A rioted public speaker with pro­ fessional theatrical experience will On Exhibit At Campus Biology Museum be u speaker on campus Monday at 3 p.m. In Graphic Art* 106. Do you know what a Long' only grows to seven milUmstOr* or size from the small long-legged All students are invited although Legged Myotis looks like? •"’•Hy on*" Quarter ~ J t a inch ' ' 'tn length, ‘ myotis, free-tailed bat and meadow tlie occasion is a Public Rotation! mouse to the largerr „juckrabbit and Class in Journalism. VVhat are the colors on the The cedar striped skunk. Between these, ex­ The speaker is Walter C. Prill, tail and wings of a Cedar nearly three “ 3 V 2 tremes are the pallid bat, deer educational services manager of Waxwing bird? Did you know play. This bird feataore# s stripe mouse, mole, shrew, long-tailed Southern Counties Gas Co. there is a mollusk found in Japan ling, mounting dove,it e cHff m t swal weasel, wood rat, kangaroo low, scrub Jay, California quail, brush rabbit, possum, ground “ How modern Industry uses the whose shell grows no larger than a quarter of an inch in length? sparrow hawk, yellow-biller mag- squirrel and spotted ekunk. 'Girl Crazy'Premier common sense approach to public of yellow on the tin at Its tail President's relation* as a major business tool" These are all part of the exhibits ROTC Goes Scotch; sad there are M tips on the H j O ^ R jH M M ts include student •wtti comprise his subject. ~ on display In the Biology Museum prepared specimens o f the trees (Continued from Page One) located in the Science Building wings . Home of the other birds Conference musical comedy to be presented on displayed include red-winged found la California. These show , A former colh\ege speech pro room C-86. this campus, there was some skep­ Bagpiper Joins Band fessor at Glendaie Collegeege and blackbird, kindeer, mockingbird, the grain of the wood, the bark (Continued from Pugo One) ticism at first us to whether the Orange Coast College, Prill is Most of the exhibits were pre­ red-shafted flicker, cowmrd, star- and the tea m . Various types play would be a success. But, uc- In demand as a platform speaker. pared by the students In the Bio- great horned owl, crow and of algae and fungus form an­ ucntion Department, whether to vulding -to Nielsen, “ Ueheursuls By RON PARKE He is s funner director of the other display. ’ ■. ^ drop It or nbfrm jniroppea it. have gone very well.” Tho director Seeing and hearing' a bagpiper is usually quite a novelty I’ussdena Playhouse and has pro­ Tn on* corner o f the museum „ Cummins: The inherent danger suid he anticipates a smooth-run­ duced motion pictures and other A collection of shells from the comparison Is shown o f the bone in this part of the country. But it is becoming common place Department head and museum cur­ involved to the participants, the ning show. visual materials used in public Phillipine Islands and Japan is an­ structures of the skulls of various ator, “ is to act as a teaching aid. fgct that . other colleges have •‘Girl Cruzy” will murk Nielsen’s oil campus because of Curtis Sisco. Sitjco, a Printing Manage­ relations. - other featured display. This dis­ animals. Two complete skeletons We do not want it to be a musty dropped it, and the lack of an ade­ seventh Cal Poly production. Since ment sophomore, has been a bagpiper for nearly nine years play, belonging to Dr. Noble, in­ prepared by students show the,dif­ -.Prill 1b coming to the campus old room full of stuffed birds and quate stuff in the P. E. Depart­ coming to the college In 1959, he cludes a giant tusk shell which ferences between an ordinary bouse and is bringing the sound henieve with the ROTC Drum and from Los Angeles specifically to displays, but rather a place where ment, prompted the uction. hus directed "Picnic,” "The Impor­ resembles an elephant tusk and is cat and a wildcat. Bugle Corps. fHe plays for make his pubTie-Tie-relations talk to students can learn from what they about four inches long. A smaller tance of Being Earnest,:’ "Death Visiting the National Library of The muaeum now in it* fourth Dollcnte: Why was the deci­ most of the ROTC drills arid the college public relations class. observe." she'll ia the half inen columbella Takes a iloliduy,” "The Beautiful £cothmd, Sisco did research on the year of operation U open every sion delayed until after school People,” “ All My Sons,” and "The was featured in the recent' pardalina. was recessed for the summer? clan McGregor und in Specific the All the bird, animal and wood school day. Students are urged to Monkey's Paw.” Homecoming parade. He pick­ life of u Scottish hero. This he did dleplay* were collected and pre­ Mammals on display range in look around and learn. Cummins: It was only thfe book In commenting about producing ed up the bagpipe playing jn to find out Just what Roll Roy did pared by students. Many other work and technicalities involved plays on-lhis campus, the director his hometown of Piedmopt and didn’t do to gain hi*'fam e. collections on display ars on loan said that Working with casts en- that delayed the notion. “ Where,” Sisco says, “ there jis Sisco report* he hud u -booklist from iltlzena In the Han Luie published on his findings tills past Obispo area. These are changed Moroccan ' " W ' ^ a i i wObserves u w i i u s Cox! is Cal Poly's faculty bocause students who are interest­ 11 years old at the time und learned regularly to keep the exhibits A ■ ■ I I I Is s ifrc ^pSHTNOTOV F staffed To the levelrel eiestablished ed in drama usually trunsfer to the fundamentals of the instrument new and different. AgriClH tU ril U lllfS by the State College staffing arts colleges. ' ‘ Returning to California in , Christmas Tress! * while in grade school. formula? "The quality of talent that we 1981, Sisco entered Cat Poly and Displays of particular interest Mustapha Nejjai of Morocco President MePhee: Cal Poly has : * et here has increased a good deal has continued his interest In include a crab collection developed and a participant in the foreign From 1958 to 1980, Sisco bagpipe playing. Presently he is ... i. .... ,u.. ,-<..11/— I since I cumeeume here, however," by the Biological Techniques stud­ leader program of the state depart­ as much stuff ns the California learned more on the techniques instructing four Students In Its State Board of College Trustees Nielsen said. of the bagpipe under the teaching ents of 15 different klndi of crabs ment epent a day observing the use in hopes of establishing a found in the waters of Morro Bay. will allow under the stuffing for­ of Pipe Major Donald Shaw bagpipe contingent on campus. agricultural program of the Peace Hamxuy, who is famous as a They range in size from the Pea Corps’ first group of trainees soon mula. The stuffing formula is a have to la; changed to divert the bagpiper und was visiting from Crab which is about one inch in to be sent to Morocco. ___ - complicated system bused on an present objectives und aims of the While playing with the ROTC evaluation of. the. hours, of. work, Scotland. __. ..— ____ unit. Sisco is authorised to wear length with pinchers extended, to college. ------—*- the Red Rock Crab1 which is six Neijai’s visit was sponsored1 by the prqdiyted number of student On this same line the proposed his kill With portions of hi* ROTC the Government A ffairs Institute enrollment and the amount of. After graduation from high uniform. His kilt la of tha old. inches long with its pinchers con state college Maine change was school in i960, Sisco traveted to as a special service to the trainees. money allowed in each area Cameron Highlanders tartan. ’ tracted. brought up. It was discussed Scotland “just to live with the Peace Corps Coordinator Dr. through the budget. The bagpipe used by Sisco is Another display 1* a mollusk Fern Stout said, "N ajjai comes f t people and See the country. ',While found tn Japan and having the McCain: It is rumored that Trustees. there he played with Muirhead and valued ut $8110. It Is hand engruvod from on« of the richest agricultural your retirement as President As to whether this meant all and tooled in African ivory und technical name of tamanovalva districts in all Morocco. He was COLLEGE SQUARE Sqns Bagpipe Band of Grunge- y- Walter Prill Umax. This small shell-fish is is imminent, meaning anywhere State Colleges, the reply' “ Oh, no, mouth, Scotland. The bund for the silver, here on an observation Sour. Much quite unusual, as it has a gastro- SHOPPING CENTER from aix to 18 months. Would they don’t mean Cal Poly," was past two years has won the worldU In nddition m to pluylng for tho of what he told us will be invalu­ you care to comment? an adequate answer. Individual championship in bagpipe bund play­ ROTC,_ h« also * play* for private Instructor Vincent J. Gates an­ iod body such as snails and aba- able -to our agricultural trainees.” 4 th colleges may chunge their names ing. He was also a member or the parties, nounces that Graphic Arts 106 wilt fon**, but it also has a bivalved President MePhee: "Who me?" hold about 70 students and any in­ shell as is found off clams and “I do nqt have to retire until I am if they want, hut a law would have Highland Pipers Society in Edin­ to be changed to make It compul­ burgh. structor who plans to have a large oysters. It is seen beet under 70 years old, and I am now only class hear Prill should contact magnifying glass because its shell sory for all state colleges. While traveling in Scotland, 'Successful Farm' Tour 87. Why should I retire?” - Grundman: Two years ago a Gates tn the Graphic Arts Building llider: Will an Kngliah major Sisco visited the other Hebrides Staff Dining Hall Users proposal ^of increasing the Btu- this week. and foreign languages be added Islands where the people still speak Set During Vacation dent Activity card fee was put A native Southern Californian, Faculty Members Honored to the college's curriculum? If Gaelic and live in rather primitive Charged Clean-Up Fee Prill has been Educational Services VOICE OF THE to vote on the combined Cal Poly “ Successful California Farms" so, when? fashion. Manager of Southern Counties for California Farm Bureau Federa­ campuses and defeated. An iden­ A fee of $4.40 to $H.n0 will be tion convention held in San Diego will be ths subject of the planned Cummins:When the departments tical increase proposal will un­ the past 10 years. He Is a graduate charged any group, not specifically of the University of South “ recently j honored five Cal Poly Farm Management field trip, Dec. STUDENT concerned make a definite pro­ doubtedly be made again this posal in terms of an English major exempted by administrative ac­ Ifomia, where he earned a mas­ faculty numbers for 30 years ser- 14-17. year. What was yotir opinion of tion, for the use of the Staff Din­ and foreign languages, we will A g Engineers Given ter’s degree in speech nnd the Tro vlcs to agriculture. The trip will include visits te Clarence Brown Jewelers the previous proposal and what ing Room, it was announced this give it consideration. Jan Diamond medal for outstand­ Th* men were Richard Leach, prominent farms of all types along la your opinion on the coming w e** • ______. ______,------I:— sa- s_ . -____ s »- a«.« Alexander: I.aat year women ing work In play production- Poultryuttry Husbandly;Husbandry; C.C Pant Win- the South Coast urea and near (f/pinions pxprp»wd tn TnU proposal? $2000 Diesel Engine The fee is, for clean up. The ■, Admissions; H, H. Byrlingham, Lancaster and Bakersfield. column are net necessarily living on-campus with a grade President MePhee: I try to be point less than a 2.0 or new only exception to the new ruling | Carl Bowser holds the Mustang Agricultural Education; Lyman L. Th* tour, carrying a credit of those of the El Mustang atari democratic as possible. I don’t want An engine valued at mqre than or of Clarence Brown Jeweler. students, who have a 10:30 p.m. is when a group using the areas record for most yards gained Bennlon, Animal Husbandry; and on* unit,' i* listed as FM 800 In to inflict fees on students-if they $2,000 has been presented the col­ in question purchases a dinner, Clive O. Remund, Agricultural En­ the latter intending only te lockout, were allowed 15 min­ don't want them. The laVv states lege’s Agricultural Engineering rushing with 206 yards in 1950 ths Winter Schedule and will cost buffet or banquet. ( against UC, Santa Barbara. gineering. sponsor this space behalf ute* after a big name on-campus that a two-thirds vote of both cam Department by repreaentatives of approximately $80 per student. of the is. Loral performance. Why has this grace puaea in necessary to pass a fee in­ the Cummins Diesel Co. of Los period been terminated this yrar. crease hill; As interpreted by the Angelas. — .------. W P S! i Chandler: I do not have an ans­ attorney general, the two cam The department was also prq, A-1 1 so deal pasted wer at this time, but 1 will look pUses of Cal Poly are considered sented with a supercharger, Injec­ writer, ia which case a into it. i as one college. * tion valves and pumps and an ex­ K IM B A L L TIRE COMPANY Piame should bo lac laded. Fac­ Kishiyama: Will Cal Poly al­ If two-thirds of tha students tensive collection of Instructional ROWANS ulty members ere urged tn ways remain a technical arts literature. want an increase and deem it neces­ Distributor ior SEIBERL1NG cmd KELLY tin s participate, it an desired). college, or will it eventually be­ sary, we will have it. “ The engine is of s six# and type 711 HIGUERA Well yes, some “ Pohr Dol­ come more liberal art*? Since the' Press Conference suitable for agricultural power ap­ Also spiling Autolite Batteries U 3.7141 President MePhee: A* long as I proved a worthwhile and beneficial plications-and will be used in farm lies” We would suppose do have remain president, and until I die, I endeavor for both sides, it is an­ power laboratories. It Will be a Retread with confidence — Volt Rubber a little problem getting dates valuable addition to our instruc­ at Cal Poly. However, I doubt will fight to keep Cal Poly a poly­ ticipated that the conference will 8peclal rates to Poly student* W ' L " technic college. A law would first build into a quarterly tradition. tional facilities and equipment heri very much if these are the and help give Cal Poly one of th, gals that finest i collections of agriculture In public with their hair up or engineering equipment found any 252 HIGUERA STREET LI 3-6787 tn sloppy sweat shirt*,shirt*. Poly Where," aays Dr. Dale Andrews, it. Ilka moat man the world KNOW YOUR CLUBS dean of the college want their women to be just that, W OM EN! They just aren’t interested in little girls Like Art? Enjoy Auto Racing? who look more like little boys. Girls who appear in the dining By MICHAEL DENNINGTON a barbecue and weekend poker runs rooms nnd the snack bar with their heads covered with all Have you ever wanted to draw, (car rally) make for an attractive Have a tea! cigarette-have a CAMEL " W a n t e d sorts of metal apd plastic and oil paint, water color, or sculpture, calendar for year's activities. 'attired in various formless but you don’t do anything about T h a t ’s M e " shirts and pants with far too it because you have never had the T much form do not inspire the necessary fundamentals? Then you C v "Suddtnfy / Asve So- male mind to thoughts o f dat­ will probably lie interested in the Get Acquainted tarn* /rrnM/ait. Ivor ing. Idealistic as it may seem, Art Club. ' H m l lint• / Hut w in my men like to think o f tne girls Meeting’s ore open te anyone Aip/ir in c h m See# they date as someone rather special, if they cant date a Wishing to participate. There is no With ama <7/rare AmAAm f/Hfl * f fTTrrfrTp F w p W tr w t t ju t they can feel uroud to bn membership fee and no art exper­ m i ft ml It Cfiiin-etny, with, they don’t dale. ience required. The only require­ Cm / SWp K If I n il Yet hopefully yours, ment is an active interest in some ilowlyT I want mnry The Would-be Daters form of art. „ body to I I I my T.K.%, The club atrongly encourages CLASSIFIED members to bring what ever pro­ Every once in a while t en­ ject they are working on and joy reading classified ads ia Place it before the club for dls- the metropolitan journals. It ia cutsion end constructive criticisms an experience that is educa­ Meetings are the firat Monday tional, entertaining and. not of each month at 7 p.m. In the too frequently, informative. Music Building room 125. Often i / I f you have never read the instructors attend meetings ami Finest Watch “ Personals” in th* San Fran­ bring projects with them. The coat Repairs' at fa cisco Chronicle, for example, do­ of materials for a project is a lt today. It will make your day, student's only expense. Lowest prices U < c I am sure. “ WORD8 OF HOPE 24 hours 8tudents interested in automo­ a day.. Cull Ben DO 2--8M7,” bile racing and mechanics should the ads say. Imagine! Wonder­ look Into Turtles, Inc. 20 per cent Discount ful words of hope for all of us Meetings are held the first and on repairs r - . who ate deprived because w* third Wednesday of each month, te Cal Pely r* / are depravedI *t 7:30 p.m. in Agricultural Eng­ 't~*4 It’s terrific! ineering room 123. students at Then, there are th* little The agenda for meetings Includ­ messages that run between es movies and guest speakers wjth sweetheart* in these columns. These add a kind of glow to my topics ranging from the Indlan- black Irish heart. •Polis speedway to engine tune-up “Mary-I still love you. All Is •id maintenance. forgiveg-JO H N ," said on* that Turtles, Inc. also operstes the l U 1 read the other day. Isn’t that loesl drngstrip at the County touching? Can’t you so* Mary Alrpori to give students a chance 779 Hlgura St. U 3-1706 after she reads that ad in the to race cars or dragsters and Across From t paper? A t she runs to John with open arms, he wilt pro­ •eat new equipment. Woelworth's bably give her th* invoice for ,_Pn* or two dances a quarter, th* ad. Wonderful. Classified ads. I suppose, ate a wonderful thing for good. They bring the newspaper money, they bring it* readers TIPTON: "THOMPSON? BUT OF COURSE! ONLY together ih what might be called good feiowship, and they FACTORY BMC MAN IN TOWN, YOU it entertain me. That’s why they’re so good. KNOW. ____--sINCB YOU ASKED 1 -v ’ r * ' Editorial aiaterial should he "For real taste, nothing like a Camel" submitted to Clarence Brown Jeweler or drepod in tho El ASHLEY: "JOLLY GOOD!'' l i b Mustang Mail Drop, Reeoi 228. At your favor Hi tsmpuo ths? G.A building. Ths editor of this rots uni reserves the right te refuse or edit any nnd all FIELD survey engineer, material submitted. GLEN CANYON DAM, ARIZONA THE AUTO WORKS GREENF BROS. Jr w g I m s ALL FOREIGN MAKES TURKISH G DOMESTIC B L E N D X PHONE 543-1573 304 HIGUERA ST. ClOAAtTTF.H The best tobacco makes the bast smokei U l g l»#f II J HnnolJ* 1 Wt <( Utttljtf. WitVlnsluti Ng|WM N- Q, \ Fill DAY, NOV. 30,1962 PA<;jC 4 EL M U STAN G Jorgensenmen Open Seoson Camera Night Scheduled Automotive Clinic For Tuesday's Game 1234 Broad Tonight Against 'Gators The Mustang basketball squad ■ LI 3-8077 will host the alumni Tuesday ntglft,1 Hough cum|R>tltlon in in ntore for the Cal Poly banket* in a combined ‘‘ Meet the Player Complete Automotive Service l«tll town when it travel* north to meet San Francisco State Front End Alignment and the University., of San Francisco tonight and tomorrow Brakes Motor Exchange night, respectively. Both of the northern schools are Iroast- Students will be free to follow Tune-up Free Estimates ^ ing fine *quu squad. , to ASB CARDHOLDERS GKAHKI) POII ACTION . . . muwany Pecile. Second rowj Curtis Parry, Paul The team swing* into aeveral COACHKI) 70 YEAIIM capers, 1MKM3 vlnlage. open their sea­ Wertjt, Jim Huseman. Dsve Howard and Mustangs Name practice games before ‘ beginning 1234 Broad St. LI. 3-7929 Mike Ferguiutn. Third row : Boh Mrach- thr lengue season. Fresno Slat-*, Who says football coaches lead son tonight at San Francisco State. Front Santa Iturlmiu, and Man Diego short caresrs. Amos Alonzo Mtugg row, I to r: Jack Banics. Boh Horwath, am, (ilen i'ooper Ken Anderson, Boh WII- AII-OpponentTeam I .State are expected to be much who recently celebrated hla 100 Mike Williams, Ken Johnson and Mario mot and Conch Kd Jorgensen. < I stronger than lust year. Fresno birthday, coached college football The Mtislanjf jfritlritH'H have Htute ruptured the championship. for 70 yeara. teUu tod their ull-op|M>ncnt | team for tlip 11)62 fool I ml I i _ _ ■ _ _ — We Cash Student Checks Gridders Select Most Valuable Players Mustang* Meet San Jose Complete Drug Service . ■ himw m 1 pm o Su fi cbir.-get "" Reliable PriSCTTpflon Service With th* 11*62 football aessim ier. With a weak epet at renter there we would hate been In tro Aztecs. Cosmetics Magazines over, Mn*tang griddsr* have turn­ and a Ids boy tadiind him; Brennan . hie all year," Placing on the s-pig-l from the Tonight In Mat Opener ed In gear and have aelerled team moved over to the renter spot Statistics pretty well named the Marines, who defeated the Mua- Clot*1 To Compu* co-captains and moat valuable line­ where he liecame e valuable aaaet outstanding players. A (bee was tangs in the Arst game of the WroMtliiiK cengon iK'gina toniglit for the MiiHtang squad man and back, to the squad. >' named outstanding lineman and season. 18-0, were right gugr-l Hum Collage Squats—398 Foothill Named ,co-captains for the After announcing results of had three pass interceptions for Bruno, (6-10,226); right ta- kle Bill an they tAke on San done State at 7:80 o'clock In the Spart­ MusUpig* were guard John Alhee the voting, head roach Sheldon a total nf 70 yards tone a lift yard Maglen, ill 2, 2261; und left half- an*' (ivm. The Muntann travel to UC. Davi* tomorrow and tackle-center John Hreniian. Harden, who Hnlehed with t 4-3 touchdown |. ■> buck King Dixon,(6-P, 1IHM. at lernoon for a match at 2 o clock and then to UC, Berkeley Fallback Jack Clark wns voted Hurley's Pharmacy LI 3-5950 AIIh'c haa been the all-around man overall record In HU Aral aeaahn for a contest at 7:3<) p.m.. Top wrestler .for the, Cul Poly working both on ufTens# and de- na head roarh, aald. "I think the by teammates as the most valu­ leading the Asters to a 15-11 able hark. The Junior fullback victory over the Mustsngs and squad will probably l>c Spen­ feiwe. and throughout tha season bora uard real good Judgement. cer Tamot-y wlw» wrestle* in wan consistently the leudinf tack­ Without llrrnasn end Alhee In peeked the bittl tOT times for 64h helping Hie Aztvrar tv the 11'AA yards and a One 6.2 yard average championship were left end Neal the 117-|K)und da** and wa* — ...” ',"7*1* '“’"i——*■—*— ■■■■——w-ai —— Ngy■h.'|i»r'~^‘ ••• —■— psr carry to lead Hie Mustangs by I’el I lea, (8-2, 185); left guard the ^California Collegiate Ath­ more 'thun doubling his closest Hill Hodden, (8-2, 213); and ren­ National OLIVER'S AUTO SHOP ter Warren Mlmmona, (8-0, 210). letic Association ( hump in hi* teammate. Clark ulso scored four Automotivo touchdowns and tied with halfback weight da** last season. Body and Paint Shop League Winners To Battle Jim Htlrsmsn fur the moat points With two members on the nil- "The team haa shown great Parts with 24. npp-msnts squad were Arizona spirit and enthusiasm with a wlll- Association h> Mtute and Fresno Htute. On the In Anal stata, the Mustangs were Ingne-H to work which is essential Assurance H w y. 1 & 19th Si. SPruco 2-7943 outvalued 1588 to 12,'12 yards In sqUuil from Flugstuff, which e-lge-l In developing an outstanding the Mustungs, 21-20, In Cal Poly's oi , rushing and HSU to 82da W-axis forfeiterlforfeit-el by the coo-'hlng staff as player pound*. —- rn tin or to* and no defeala to to Ju-lgea House. I of the game. capture the Tuesday crown. Tho TEXACO Animate ostelassrd previously unbeaten Mat Pica PI In the title game Just before Thanksgiving, AAA Western Wear Products handing the printers their first Tires Pall M all Presents* defeat of the season by s 20-U score. Western Wear you’ll be Batteries The Tuesday league closed proud to wear, Brakes Relined out action the week of Thanksgiv­ I All Ihe gear lor you and Car Accessories ing vw otlm , the big contest lieilig GIRL WATCHER’S GUIDE the Printer-Animal clash. In other your horse at tho p^pade, Scientific Tuno-ups final games lessen and Honomn ranch, arena, and dance buttled to a 0-0 tie while Crops FREE PICK UP end Fremont No, .3 won by forfeit over Plumas and Sequoia No. 1 SHIRTS PANTS BOOTS a n d respectively. DELIVERY The Monday league played its lor m«n and womin sixth game Monday and concluded plus woiUrn sceeuerfet EOIMQHOOa HMQHl to moot Hw occe»lon. Soccer Eleven Benell's •ally A lad Walton Phono Liberty 3-6727 TEXACO Host Santa Maria 716 M< Feet hill A Santa Bosa The Cul Poly oocrrr te*m will LI 3-B712 he out to avenge the loss o f the season's opoper when they meet n a tough Runts Maris squad In u rematch ut 3 p.m. Sunday on the I varsity prartle# field. The Bantu' Marian* nipped the Poly eleven, Is this the only reason for 2-1, in the earlier action, Binee then the locals have notched two Peace t urps eleven and also de­ using Mennen Skin Bracer) feated the Iranian Club. Skin Bracer's rugged, long Ustu)g aro-na is an ob­ If the number of games played since tha last meeting of the two vious attribute. But re ft everything? team i means much, Kunta Marin After ail. Menthol lead Skin Bracer is Ihe sHer-theve atlll holds the edge. Arrordlng to lotion that cools rather then burn* It helps heal Mustang touch Vaughan Hitch- , ctwk, the Santa Marians have seen | shaving nicks and scrapes. Helps prevent blemishes. ronsidorahtc action nim* defeat­ Conditions your skin. ing the locals. One of the femes Aren't these sound, scientific virtues more important was a derisive 7-t win ever a rough Manta Barbara team. then the purely emotional effect Skin Bracer women’ In thbt case, buy a bottle. And-?liave fun.

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