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Volume XXXVIII SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1149 Number 2 By WADE WILSON Breaking back into the win column with a smashing, 40-21, win over the Brigham Young Cougars, the will Santa Cruz Mountams Record Set meet a rejuvenated team in the Spartan Stadium Friday night at 8:00 p.m. As Enrollment Bill Hubbard, head coach for the Spartans, is tapering off the Scene of 'Y' Confab , heavy work and concentrating nit The first regional conference of the fall term for student YM- Reaches 8265 ' Ught ((intact uork in an effort to YWCA groups in colleges and universities in B 1 reduce further %suite A record cf le65 students were. Harry Beek Is back in form and will be held this week-end at Como Campbell in the Santa Cruz registered at San Jose State col- , win bolster the fullback spot so mountains, ocr..ording to Marie Herold, San Jose State college stud- lege as of yesterday afternoon. Reaches 6600 ably tilled by Jack Donaldson. Y members according to etko Viola Pahner. , Don Dambacher, breakaway ant Y president. Topic of the retro at, at which San Jose registrar. This is the first time important part, is halfback. will be out for a Week sdll piay an tlke II h Felse Reports "What are you 'called' to be and with a sprained ankle, but will he ceeded ntiiii.enta , Total ss..](s; of student body to do as a Christian student in New 'Y' Executive back in uniform for the USF game cards reached 6.600 early yester- the USA in 11149?" Dr. Robert E. The Registrar's office expects of next week. Fred Silva has re- day afternnca, but Graduate Witch, professor at the Pacific the total rnrolltnent to increase 1 sponded favorably to treatment Manager Wi.aant Felse said that ficbaol of Religion in Rerkeley, is when late registration closes to- i for a back injury he received in many stu6erer. apparently fresh- the speaker for the retreat. morrow. Meinwhale, a record fac- the Septa Clara game, but prob- men and rarsfers, were not ta- ably won't see action until Students who are interested in ulty of 400 has been employed and the an extensixe blinding program is king out w;lent body member- game with USF. attending :ea representatives of ship. planned to help alleviate over- Line Coach Bob Bremen has the San Jose student Y are asked I The f4.71ei!s released by the to sign up immediately in the Y crowded conditions. his charges in top shape with tne graduate manager's office yes- exception of lounge, 220 S. Seventh street. Veteran' enrollment Iias drop- End Mel Stein and terday indieate that about 80 per Tackle Harley DOW Five dollars will cover meals and ped approximates. 200 below last Stein is still , cent of '.nt approximately 8,200 hampered transportation for the week-end. fall's figure, although the total by an ankle injury. and Istudents Inc campus are card Doss, co-captain with Jack Faulk, Students will arrive at Camp enrollment exceeds last fall's holders. is bothered by a CampbeU in L 'me for dinner at number by about 1200. stiff neck. Nelib- Studcr$s -who have been here Cr injury should keep them 6:30 and will leave Sunday after Miss Palmer saki that two of out or !before know the -advantages of the game. lunch. Warm clothing, a sleeping the factors accounting for the ASB mcmnirship," Felse said. .t.i, Have ',swim mad, bag or three or four warm blank- rise in non-veteran enrollment "Freshmi n and transfer students St out reports hs Bud Whnei, ets are essential equipment for are the large rumber of graduate ' should ol-sain cards at their ear- backfield coach to'- the Golden those who will ttend. and junior college transfer stu- best conver,ence." Raiders, reveal tha: the Wets "Students interested in Y dents. There are 500 graduate is a Stuc;ent brety membership show' a good brand of football. ilc work, in making new friends from students. NO of whom are candi- ! passport !r all athletic events in reveais that they support a good other schools, and who are anx- dates for the MA der-cr. Which San :lose State college par- passing attack with just a fat. ious a part in San Jose's to have A further breakdown of the ticipates, Fclse pointed out, ex- ground game. Thc Pipperdine line Y program fus the year are ur- figures reveals that 449? non-vet- cept on rare occasions when both is reported fair, both offensively said Miss Herold. ged to tittered." erans are Stet) college students, 1,schools 'agree to charge students. and defensively. "This is a good way to start the It entitles the student to the and lifff attend nior college. Of The Waves time grad alkewing school year off with a bang." the veterans, 4 are college health service, paves the going to agabist the SSA Merge State Az- 'Martin, new executive sec.! way for participation in student State and 193 tc junior college. tecs which Is reportedly one of retary for the Student Y, will ac- body activities, and provides ad- tbe strongest In the ('CAA. The company a group of Student mission to an free student body Aztecs eked out a ASS Council members to the Northern Cali- 9-7 win over the NViives in r loosely played fornia regional conference to be Felse tnst cards would en- game last week. Coach gay,sfeh- held at Camp Campbell Saturday. title thel,r hr,lelers to free admis- Meets Today ards squad is liberally aprinkled sian to the rernaining home and with a,eterans from last year's The first ASB council meeting Wins 1949 Trophy lead tooltKol ames this season. gteven that ended the season of the new year will take place ASB met-s-Ite,-,;hip simplifies at- with Students May Give National honors came to the a record of 4 vin., and 5 los.iiss. this afternoon at 3.30 in the Stu- San Jose Statc, college Military tendanct 1r.r the student at sell - t'hange To T Formation dent Union. Wasting no time in Police pistol team during the sum- out ram( s such as St. Mary's,! Ilicbards is in h.iF first year ;i-; scheduling a session, President mer training period Camp COP. and *,:SF where atidents, Blood At College at head mentor of the Wrxes arrl Don Schaeffer announced that the Hood, 'Texas. With average without cat-is will have to take! an has changed from :he sitigle wing meting would be concerned main- No fool or chink other than score of 267 4 the team edged out their cha:-..c,.s with the general; to the T formation. and occasion- ly with the sale of student body black coffee or fruit Juices for competing teams from eight other public idly springs the ends and backs -0 cards. Student enrollment now has four hours before donating blood colleges and universities to cap- ' TN; Carir! Cost $15, are vide to work out ot a spread T. soared to an all-time high for Sap to the Santa Clara Valley Blood ture the Provost Marshal Gener- on sale al /I.,' graduate manager's, The Waves seem to improv,: Jose State. center. That is the main stipula- al's pistol trophy for 1949. office. with age and from The other members of the ASB tion required of prospective don- Almost 2K.0 cards have been; their showing A totgl of 1337 points was added against the San council are: Phil Bray, vice-pres- ors by Miss Catherine Wallace. , issued to vt IC rant, Mr. Felse said. Diego State team up by the ROTC men while indi- could give ident; Bob Seal, treasurer; Patty associate professor of health Ind Students enrolled under Public the Spartans qUite vidual team members shot az -fol- tussle. Pepperdino ' Burke, corresponding secretary; hygiene. Laws 16 and 346 receive student , is not in the lows: Patrick E. Parkes. 274; Jam- conference in football wail Marge Weaver, recording secre- For the first time since the mo- body membership automatically ! but es S. Oliver, 273; Richard E. gain membership with the tary; Janet Larke, representative- bile unit was formed a visit will , from the government. coming George, 267; James E. McDonald. season. at-large; Ray Lyon, representa- be made to the college and enable The total figure of 6.600 does Terry Bell 262; DeWitt G. Hupp,261Jaies their outstanding star tive-at-large; and Jack Scheberies, students and faculty members to not include rre!ny cards sold yes- of last E. Holcomb qualified as alternate year's squad, has Bob Madsen, Jack Passey. and donate blood. Five donors every terday at the graduate manager's been ruled in- on the team. eligible and Dick Betty Brisbin, class representa- 15 minutes can be handled in the , office, and cards issued yesterday Meltvedt or The Military Police trophy Clayton Bleck will tives. physiotherapy department, room for ; to GI students. Many of the latter operate in the excellence in pistol right 37, Monday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. marksmanship will obtain them upon completion half slot while Mel Embree awarded has moved Unmarried persons from 18 to Is by the Provost Mar- of eligibility forms. Dale Draper out of the George Jensen 21 must have parents' consent. shal General of the U. S. Army starting call in the tullback posi- Release forms may be obtained in competitition by service corps tion; Killed In Accident from Miss Wallace in room 37 and of MP reserve officer training un- Social Affairs should be returned when blood is its. Last year San Jose annexed Spcial Affairs George A. Jensen, husband of donated Monday. Pledge cards for the coveted honor and will atL committee will Jr. Class To Plan ' Mns, Maryjane Adams Jensen of definite appointments are also tempt to make it a triple next meet at 3r30 p.m. Monday In the the Veterans' Affairs office, was available at the office but must be year, said Col. James J. Hen, asso- Student Union, according to killed Tuesday in a hunting acci- completed and filed by tomorrow. ciate professor of military science Duke Deras, chairman of the After-Game Dance dent in Trinity county. a life is in charge of the unit here. committee. An opportUnity to save Plans for an after-game dance ihe death .tecuned near cal- for Highest aggregate All interested students are one of the best Inducements score on the scheduled to follow the football yer. Jensen's companion accident- reports the Am- winning (earn was by Parkes while urged to attend. Attendance at blood donations, game with the University of San ally shot him. donated Spencer B. Vey, from the Uni- three consecutive meetings will erican Red Cross. The Francisco will be set up tomorrow Jensen was graduated from San prepared by skilled tech- versity of California, took the quality any ASB holder to blood is at a special meeting of the jun- Jose State college last June as a by hospitals and highest individual score with 303. membership on the committee, nicians, stored ior class council. chemistry Major. A native of San by doctors in the He was formerly enrolled in the said Dere*. administered Bob Madsen, junior class - Francisco, he formerly attended community. police school here. resentative, announced that the City College of San Francisco. He meeting will he held at 3:30 was 30 years old. in the student union. Committees will be Nine ROTC Men Get Commissions appointed to get preparations for the dance underway. Open House Nine San Jose State college San Jose delegation in history, at George. ROTC students received commis- tended the six week camp. Lt. Receiving commissions, were /The Newman club will hold an sions as second lieutenants in the Col. James Watts was the officer Donald De Geller, Redwood City; . open house this afternoon and eve- military pollee reserve during In charge of the group. Other Richard E. George, Reading Pa.; Conservation 50 ning at Newman' hall. summer training at Camp Hood. faculty perconnel,includeciJCapt. Donald S. Reiter. Portland. Om (lasses In Conaervation 50 Club membets, under President Texas, during June and July. Robert Agers andlgt Hal. War- 'John 4. Marsh, Dunsmuir; James aili be held in Room 24 begin- Joe Garsky, invite all interested A Spartan ;Aosta team also car- ner and Phil Lumley, as V. McDonald, Stratford, Conn.; Ches. bing tomorrow, Dr. William of studentsto attend. The doors ried home the provost marshal Members of. the trday-lilmingJer Lynwood; annesS. Graf, associate professor of zo- the newly redecorated hall will trophy for outstanding pistol rpistol team aitos're Patric arks. Oliver', San Jose: Forrest Gs Titei ology, announced yesterday. be open this afternoon from 2 un- Hours and days for the course marksmanship, captain, James McDonald, James tie, San Jose; and Frank Van til 5 o'clock and this evening from are unchanged. seven o'clock. Fifty-one students, the largest Oliver, DeWitt Hupp and Richard Maren, Fair Oaks. T 1:27: ~LIM DAILY Thursday, October 6, 1949 THRUST Super Secret Room Is Editorials AND Guarded by Cangialosi A Bill of Student Obligations PARRY Here on the San Jose campus handles all the go-between work (For the benefit of new stud- to from the mimeograph to By registering as a student at San Jose State college one takes ents, this column is open to all there is a man who is known the in- upon himself certain obligations towards his fellow students, towards holders of ASH cards. Letters very few students but whose bus- structor. Tom delivers, every instructors, and towards the larger community which makes pos- his must be signed with your name even morning, all the requested sible the educational opportunities of this campus. Among these obli- iness affects every student tests and number, however gations are the following: card remotely connected with Wash- to the Info office in sealed pack- informed, so far as information is names will be withheld on re- 1. The obligation to become ington Square. His name is Tom ages where they are routed, via available, concerning the aims of the College, its traditions, its facili- quest. Letters should be left In ties, and its regulations. the tin box marked, "Thrust Cangialosi, and his official title secretary to the proper depart- 2. The obligation to be fair in one's remarks about instructors and Parry", in the Spartan is Head of the Mimeograph de- ment. and officers of the College, and about one's fellow students, quoting Daily office, B98). partment. (if at all) accurate19 and in context, and criticising only judiciously The tests are sealed in wrap- of the sci- and on the basis of facts. Dear Thrust and Parry: Secluded in room 18 ping paper before they leave S18 3. The obligation to protect the property of others and of the After having gone through it ence building, Tom and his part and are not opened until they College against theft and undue waste or damage. seven times I have come to the time crew run off nearly all the application and faith- 4. The obligation to study with reasonable conclusion that someone should examinations which arc given in are in the iiands of the instruc- other tasks or excessive recreation to fulness without permitting departmeat of the college. tor. Interfere. do somethinr about the mess they any call registration here at SJSC. 5. The obligation to recognize that the attainment of grades, meet him during working "These precautions were made obtaining an At best it is a foul mess and To although important, is secondary to the main task of practically an impossibil- education. this quarter's set-up, was extra hours Is necessary," Mr. Cangialosi ex- mimeograph office is 6. The obligation to cooperate with others in promoting the edu- putrid. Booklet distribution was ity, for the plained, "when about a year ago unauthorized per- cational process by such methods as prahicing consideration and good often half an hour behind sched- off-limits to all students alike. tests started disappearing In num- manners in the class room, cultivating an interest in one's studies. ule, thanks to someone's bright sons, faculty and habitually becoming informed concerning the assignments, and per- to the room are bers up to 20 before they reached idea of doing the entire job in the The only keys forming them within whatever restrictions for independent work one's and the Reserve Book room. held by Tom himself the instructor." instructors may announce. bead grounds-keeper.. A strong examinations in accordance with the And then of course there is the 7. The obligation to take combination lock further protects After th,? test has been run off, announced rules and without giving or receiving unperrnitted aid. booklet situation. Granted that where the ac- the old stencil is kept in a 8. The obligation, if one has knowledge of unfair behavior by all 12 pages arc necessary (about the inner-sanettim scrap box the mimeograph another, to take some action, such as covering one's paper during an which I'm highly dubious) you hi 11 printing is done. in office un- til that evening when it is examination, talking -directly with the person involved, or reporting can't tell rue that all information taken "Our wo:sk nere has multiplied out and burned. by a him to the Dean of Men or the Dean of Women. on each page is vital. For instance custodian 9. The obligation to promote student public opinion in favor of many times over since I first who vatches until the instead Of putting department, paper is honesty in student work and in opposition to all forms of unfairness. started work in this department ashes. course number, course name. un- 21/2 years ago," he said. "At that its, days, hours, instructor, and time we had one mimeograph ma- "I can usually run the every- room number co all cards, why chine, an A. B. Dick -100, which day work by myself." the depart- Bouquet for the Faculty wouldn't ccoirse number, days, could turn out about 150 copies ment head pointed out, "Ind hours, and room suffice on some., per minute rod we were plenty! comes the time of mid-term. and A long overdue bouquet should of riots or insurrections. Peace Another point is the upper di- rushed to meet the 48 hour dead-, finals and I have to put on extra be handed esch and every faculty reigns over Washington Sgtfare vision dean's approval after the line which is set for us. help in the Persons of Roland member who took part in this once again - thanks to the hard department head has already ap- Smith and Ken Rostomily." week's Registration Frenzy. A working army of faculty mem- proved. As far as I can determine Add New Equipment tremendous task of handling a re- bers. it is a useless formality. If it's "Now we have added .a new, cord. throng of students was ac- Also in line for cheers and sky- mistakes they are seeking they faster A. B. Dick-450, machine complished with a minimum of rockets from a grateful student are just duplicating the work of with a capacity of '200 copies a MEN'S jangled nerves by the competent body are hundreds of anonymous the people to whom the booklet is minute, plus a multi-lith press group of faculty people. students who volunteered their finally given. with a 100 per minute top speed, They all same up smiling, too, services for the occasion; without Also have the powers that be and we're still pushed to get out FORMAL WEAR despite two days worth of gripes them the campus would be a never heard of pre-registration - all the work on time." TUXEDOS and groans from approximately shambles today. at least for upper division stud- of RENTED - COMPLETE 8,009 registering students. It isn't But the main aim and purpose ents? This would accomplish the The amount paper ordered a cine6jp6 to listen to 8,000 sets today ls- to -extend .a sincere dual purposes of easing registra- and used by the department over WITH DRESS SHIRT - CUFF of varied troubles for two days 'Thank YOU" -to the -faculty for tion congestion and assuring up- a 10 month period amounts to LINKS & STUDS running and 'retain any semblance their eirinellarit registration job. per division students room in their nearly 8 tons, and costs approx- of sanity. It isn't often that a student takes necessary MUM'S. hnately $3,200. A person purchas- $500 Trisktr.ere a few incidents of time out to thank his..or....her_M- And so on ed infinitum. Ing a like amount would have to buy over 4000 reams of 81/2 x 11 hitches and slightly hard feelings sructor for leading the way to a If the people in charge can do WHITE DINNER JACKETS but ..0.0yould he human* impos4 better life.-Parlaaps this little note no better then they are doing. and 8 x 14 mimeograph paper, sibleotti rtrocess Such a mob in two will serve -ail eeminder to the they should go to work for thc, or well over 2 M1111011 separate WITH TROt1SFRS - DRESS sheets. days without st'Ubbing a few toes feculertheit Anent are now nearly' Federal gOVelimment or the Army SHIRT - CUFF LINKS rush._ hereand there. In the hectic 8,000- gfalefttl students confront- where their red tape Methods In addition to this paper, purch- & STUDS for classes there were no reports ing them each-tier fir class. would be ippreciated. They sure ased by the school, Tom and his ^ _ ain't here! crew run off nearly a million $750 F. C. Nofziger, ASB 4767. sheets of copy on paper that is supplied by various campus or- Ring Bearers Memorial Chapel Plans C.C.F. Resumes ganizations. TUXEDOS Sstem, Is Fool Proof The S&F Campus Activity In conjunotion with the Fair- TuxedoShop Progressing 'Nicely ness committee, the mimeograph, 84 SO. FIRST ST., SAN JOSE, CALIF. Campus acts ity of the Colleg- men have set up a seemingly fool- ROOM 246 SECURITY BLDG. iate Christian Fellowship, San Two noted Ce'ifornia architectslutility, but in its symbolism." proof system tor delivering tests Hours 1:00-5:30 p.m. Mon. B p.m. Jose chapter of the :nter-Varsity are progressing "very nicely" with , Dean Pitman said that he hop- to the various offic'es around the, Christian Feliowship, will begin COLUMBIA 7083-J preliminary plans for a memorial. ed ground Yvould be broken for campus. The Information office with the first regular meeting chapel dedicated to the 201 San the structure sometime before Thursday at 12:30. Jose State college students who the end ea( the current academic Speaker -for the introductory gave their lives serving with the ear. The chspel will stand among meeting will he Mr. Carl Thomas, armed forces in World War II. the redwood trees near the Com- I.V.C.F. regional secretary, ac- Dean of Men Paul Pitman has merce building. cording to Stan Eckstrand, pres- expressed gratification over the Financing Is being handled sketches ident. submitted by Chester through the college's alumni as- Root of the San Jose firm of Personal, academic and social MUSIC sociation, with contributions com- problems of the Christian and Higgins and Root; and Winsor ing from students, relatives of Soule of Santa non-Christi'm will bc discussed Barbara, a mem- men lost during the war, interest- ber of the state examining tom- I by Mr. Thoincs when he com- ed San Jose citizens, and current ments on "Christ and the College . mittee for architects. Soule is a college enrollees. , noted specialist- in ecclesiastical I Student." Freshmen and new stu- STUDENTS! architecture, A circular issued by the San dents are. irged to attend. Jose I "The building will not be a State college Memorial Cha- The CCF is an on-campus all- pel Fund estimates Visit church, but a non-secterian me- that $50,000 student organization aiming at TRAVASSO'S for .. will morial chapel," Dean Pitman said. build "e simple chapel seat- ' the support of historical Chris- Band Instruments "Its chief value will not lie in its ing more than 200 of which none Itinnity, Main activities include an of us need feel ashamed." Funds address each Thursday noon by Sheet Music raised in excess of the $50,000 outstanding speakers from all . Fairness Committee goal would be used for such dec- walks 'of life. Parties, confetenc-- Accordions orations as stained glass windows, es, and discosi:ion groups are held .Needs Replacements wood carvings end so forth.- -’ at regular ;,itervals. . . . and all music accessories _ Resignations from the college Fairness Committee left two re- a INSTRUCTIONS placements to be named by Dr. T. . W. MacQuarrie, it was learned RENTALS ?!:. yesterday. 7p9 Jt coon SALES - Ruth M. Ticdeman, associate REPAIRING :professor of psychology, resigned "Chicken in the Rough" - to teach at the University of Maryland; and Glenn "Tiny" Trumpet and Trombone i-Hartranft, athletic director, re- signed bemuse of other duties. at r11iot4 COACHING Varian Daily RED COACH INN by Chet Patnoe SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Serving Lunch and Dinner Noon 'til 9 P.M. Tea -- 3 to 5 o'clock - Entered at tseend class manor April 24, 7_1934, at San Jose, California, under the BEAUTIFUL BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE TRAVASSO'S -act of March 3, 1879. FOR LARGE PARTIES MUSIC CENTER & Full 'fowled wire servic 04 United Press Large Selection of Gifts for Party Prizes ACCORDION ,STUDIOS Prss of th Globe Printing Company. 232 So, Second Street - Phone. 44752 NO JUKE BOXES CYpress 1444 So. First Street, San Jose, Calif. NO LIQUOR -Son Jot* - - Motolaer. terthersia Newspaper Pubtiols- Phone Los Gatos 251 -- 2 Miles East of Los Gatos Hiway.17 , . en . of 's A seociet;ers Another Big Season for Speech and Drama 'Faust' Opens 1949-50 Season; Refunds Ready Six Ton Productions On IAnnouncements I Tan Just Among SPANISH lA taught by Mrs. Goethe's monumental "Faust" II. Play dates are May 4, 5, 6, 8 Pinkston will meet in room 21, For SC Game rings up the curtain on the 1949- and 9. starting today.. Veterans who purchased tickets 50 drama season of the Speech Closing the drama season will Ourselves ORCHESIS meeting to be held for the Santa Clara football game, and Drama department inaugura- be "Time And The Conways" by You have been cooperative on Tuesday, October 11 at dance and are entitled to the $2 refund, ting another versatile and enter- J. B. Preistley. The story deals about registration. You have un- studio,, time, 7 to 9 p.m. can obtain their money at the taining season of plays .for San with the barriers of time and derstood our crowded conditions TAU DELTA PHI will meet in graduate manager's office If they Jose State college students. shows a glimpse of the future of have filled out the necessary re- "Faust", directed by John R. a family with highly practical and and have fieen most considerate. the tower Friday, October 7 at 12:30 p.m. fund cards. Kerr, will he presented in the Lit- materialistic aims. Performance Thank you. The return of the admission ALPHA DELTA SIGMA tle Theater Nos. 10, 11, 12, 14, nights are June 8, 9, 10, 12 and mem- money for the Bronco contest ar- It's a big jcb, but our registra- bers asked to please and 15, celebrating the 200th an- 13. cheek the ises from the fact that student is bulletin board in the niversary of this great writer. The tion procedure truly efficient. Spartan body card holders were entitled Daily office. play concerns itself with a com- Worked out by many changes ov- to reduced admission to the game. HOMECOMING committee will pact made between man and the er the yea's, it is now pretty However, no cards had been is- devil, and through "Faust", the Tryouts For Plays meet on Monday, October IQ at good. It takes a little sued at that time, so tickets had , intelligence, 3:30 p.m. in the Morris Dailey main character, Goethe presents to be purchased and a refunding Auditorium. Auditions for the eternal striving, failure and Get Under Way home- system provided. redemption cf man. coming' show will be held. Fresh- Mr. Kerr, set designer J. Wen-' Tryouts far speaking parts for men invited. ested.in an active reserve group dell Johnson, and technical direc- Goethe's "Faust" and "John Loves ALL ORGANIZAT:ONS plan- are asked to contact Mr. Cauhape tor, Jim Lioi have already spent Mary," will continue today and ning to enter a float or house dec- in room S9 any Tuesday orThurs- considerable time in planning and Friday at 4 p.m. in the Little orations must have one or more day between 10 and 10:30 a.m. representatives at a meeting next: construction of stage settings Theater, Director John R. Kerr or 1:30 and 9 p.m. Tuesday ii needed to handle the many scene announced. the Student Union at; CONTACTS for teachers of changes. Dancers as well as actors are 8 p.m. ' Kindergarten, First Grade, and SAN "John Loves Mary," the suc- needed, emphasize! Mr. Kerr. JOSE STATE SENIOR public health nurse ---Certificated, class cessful Broadway comedy made Twenty dancers are needed for will have its initial council young . All Service Employment meeting, recently into si movie, will be the "Faust" dance sequences. There tomorrow in the student Agency, 210 Second avenue, San union at 3:30 second of the six plays sched- are 40 speaking parts. p.m. All council mateo. ara uled for the cnjoy:ment of all "John Loves Mary," a success- members urged to attend and _ start the hall rolling theater goers along the entire ful play, contains 12 .speaking early. An ex- ecutive meeting will Peninsula. This comedy is the parts. tie held pre- vious to the story of a young bride-to-be whol Both old and new students are Council meeting. Students wishing gets hopele3sly involved in Army urged by Mr. Kerr to try out. work in thc! speech clii.ie this quarter red tape, foreign war brides, and Copies of the flays can he ob- must fill out their innocent mistakes in attempting tained in Room 57, Speech office'. schedules in rooms 157 or 165A hefore noon to marry a returning veteran. "Faust," the Erst play of the sea- on Fri- day. Miss Wilda Merritt Written hy NormaneKrasna "John son, will be presented November cif the clinic made this Loves Mary" is the department's 10, 11, 12, 14 and 15, "John Loves announcement yesterday. yuletide offering for December 8, Mary" plays December 8, 9, 10, WILL THE FOLLOWING peo- 9, 10, 12, and 13. 12 and 13. ple report to the There will be no Sunday per- Speech nice in room 57 to till out a form formances of the Speech and Dra- for the Speech Clearance ma department plays this year. committee: No- New Lockers na McGinn, Till Drew, Miss Elizabeth Loeffler, well- Dr. T. W. MeQuarrie Drennon Snyder, Fred Samain, known actress and director of Approximately 150.new lock- Barbara Grishy, Alan Baldwin, numerous summer plays, will di- ers are available to students in of course, to go through registra- Byron Da- vis, Pete rect the third of the college pro- the basement of the Science tion, but intelligence is what you Franusich, David Wise, Willard R. ductions, ".taming of the Shrew" building this quarter, according McAtee, Clyde A. are supposed to have if you come Richardson, and Phil and share directing assignments to Byron Bollinger, supervisor Kearney. NOW PLAYING to college. AIR FORCE RESERVE with Mr. Kerr. A model for the of building and grounds. MEN who are navigators, bombardiers, current musical show "Kiss Me, Students using the lockers Housekeepiag is going to be a in the must supply their locker with a or radar observers, and are inter- Kate," Shakespeare's most pop- year-long problem. Please do not ular comedy is padlock. This is the only 're- the well known add to our difficulties. We can- MURAL ROOM story of how Retruchip tames his quirement governing the use of shrewish wife, Kathrine. It will the lockers. not supply you with valet service. AUTOMATIC Nightly except Mentley be presented February 2, 3, 4, 6, Please don't throw papers around, and 7. and while those stubs at the door- SELF-SERVICE "Tonight At 8:30," featuring ways are unsightly, they do show the finest a Noel Coward's best Supply Lists , LAUNDRY Vet that you made an effort_ Perhaps 741 Virginia Jose short plays, will be presented by San the college actors March 9, 10, your aim will improve some day. Phone CYpress 2-5417 11, 13 and 14. Of the nine plays in Wile Tomorrow Smoking needs some under- HOURS: a A.M. to II P.M. the series, the college will pre- Veterans studying under Cali; standing. I realize that many of SAT.: 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. sent three: "Red Peppers," fornia public law must turn in SUN.: 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. a peek you are uncomfortable when not backstage in a third-rate their estimate of supplies and Pas I. loads* 111 vaude- smoking. At the same time, many SOFT WATER - SOAP FREE ville theater in British provinces; their attendance vouchers by to- OPPOSITE UNION SQUARE others are uncomfortable when DRYER SERVICE "Family Album," a Victorian morrow, Oct. 7, announces Miss you are smoking, so we must SAN FRANCISCO with Edith Graves of the college Vet- -Plenty of Free Parking- comedy set music; and compromise. "Still Life," poignant moments in eran's office. an indiscreet love affair that be- The estimates and the vouchers gins and ends ir a little railroad may be turned into the Veterans' station cafe. Information office, room 32. 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-‘ aa a Dr. Peterson Named Commerce Dept. Thursday, October 6, 1949 SPARTAN IDAILV A Welcomes- 4070 Chemistry Department Head of New College Commerce ccurses received a deluge of students as enrollment With the opening of the Los mology; conservation and physio- Tops All Records. . soared to 4070 at the close of Angeles-Orange County State graphy. The Intter two courses ulty members includes Dr. Char- registration Tuesday afternoon. Heavy registration in the Sci-' college near Long Beach, Dr. P. were wartime sessions offered at ' k's Richarls from Stanford, Faculty members" had expected ence department Monday and Victor Peterson, former science the collea... general zoology and par-. 3500. Tuesday broke many existing rec-Iteaching department head at SJSC, assum- asitology; Dr. J. Gordon Edwards. Dr. Duncan :e a Stanford grad- Four new commerce depart- ords, according to Dr. Carl D. ed the presidency of the from Ohio Stale, teaching physi- a institu- uate, and received his doctorate ment faculty members have been Duncan, depal I ment head. To i tion. Sessions dt the school, as yet secured to aid in the instruction' ! ography. entomology and general in zoology, i:pecializing in ento- cope with without a formal campus or buil- program, Dr. Earl W, Atkinson, biology; Dr. Hubert Harris, Uni- mology. Separation from active department hcad announced yes- ment new Ficulty members have dings, ,got underway last week versitY of Cuiorado, Instructing teaching will be thew-most diffi- terday. been secured and more additions with 200 upper division Students botany and plant pathology clas- cult change nrotight about by the Students majoring in commerce have been approved for the fu- registered in classes. ses; Dr. Charles Sibley, Univer- promotion, he deplored. Active in reached 1440, slightly under the ture. sity of Kli1S3S, teaching general 1500 anticipated by the depart- Heading the science depart- the Entomology club activity, Dr. Hardest hit by the surge of stu- zoology and ornithology; Mr. ment. Accounting classes boasted Frank Gale, McClatchey - high ment here after a year and four Duncan and his wife, take high dents are courses in zoology, the highest registration for one school, Sacramento, in general bi- interelt in off-campus pursuits chemistry, bacteriology, physi- months as acting head is Dr. Carl course with 929 officially in Tues- ology; Mr. Robert Patterson, on a for the students. Spartan Spin- ology, hematology and conserva- D. Duncan. "The prime function day evening. part-time basis, in bacteriology of the college is education and not ners, a folk doncing group, tops tion. Department estimates anti- New members of the faculty are students in Chem- and hematology. research." Dr. Duncan said, "but their student activity program cipated 160 Wesley Overson, of the firm of totalled 300. Ralph A. Smith, associate faculty members are encouraged, now. istry 30. Registration Dr. Overson and Zavalarias, instruct- professor of zoology, has returned as in the past, to pursue their in- Conservation 50 looked for 35 stu- ing business law: Edward Cundiff, staff work following a leave dividual research interests." Citing the advancement of the dents and .?nded with 112. to college in recent years, Dr. Dun- from Syracuse university, in ac- An impressive list of new fac- of absence due to illness. counting and marketing; J. can revealed that the entomology Hugh After he joined the faculty in Jr., in accounting courses here are second only to Jackson and 1921 the new department.head in- Reynolds, CPA, University the University of California in the Jess of structed in various cow-s% includ- Denver, in advenced accounting. ing general biology, botany, ento- state. Dr. Irving Christiansen, for- Fashion Lounge mer associate professor of com- CORNER 2nd AND SAN ANTONIO merce here, is presently associa- (Specilists in Sporiswesd ted with the Commerce depart- ment of University of Mississippi, You Now Can Get An Additional Dr. Atkinson said. Overson replac- Largest Selection es the late Mr. Guy G. George in 100/o off business law classes. of School SKIRTS On Our Already Reasonable Food Rates Polio Victim in town . . . $5.00 Meal Ticket for $4.50 Requests Mail We've just counted them and there are 60 dozen . . . all brand new and going fast . . follow the college Featuring George Curnow, student at San crowd to Seaver's Fashion Lounge. Jose State college during the last SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND LUNCH Summer session, was stricken Pleated Plaids with infantile paralysis during fi- at nal exam week. He is now under- Straight-cut Gabardines going trea.ment at Stanford Me- HALES FOOD SHOP FOUNTAIN morial hospital in San Francisco. Wool Curnow's !Funny reports he is SIZES 10-20 330 SOUTH SECOND STREET doing well, but would greatly ap- preciate hearing from his col- 898 Also Enter 3rd Street Parking Lot lege friends. Address him care 4" 5" 798 the Stanford homital, San Fi;111- cisco.

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Newlyweds Dr. and Mrs. James eral Eaker's staff in Naples, Italy. will study contemporary theater Clancy sailed Tuesday from New He was Communications and production in Europe until June, York for Italy. Liaison officer between the Allies. 1950. Among the places he will Naples, Thc couple were married Sept. According to Dr. Hugh Gillis, I study are the Uni;,rsity of the Sot'- 10 in an afternoon ceremony at head of the Speech and Drama de- University of Florence, University the Del Monte chapel in Monterey. partment, Dr. Clancy is consid- bonne in Paris, and the done Before her wedding, the new Mrs. ered one of the outstAnding, college , of London. The work isibeing in a project at Clancy was Miss Stella Pinoris. directors in the west. preparation for Clancy is a member of the College As an actor, he also has received Stanford. faculty. Following the rites the high acclaim. Among the major For the afternoon wedding, the two Spartan graduates spent a 10- roles that he has played are Ham- bride wore a grey tailored suit. day hone moon in Carmel. let, Lear, Romeo, and Mercutio. Her headpiece was coronet of Dr. Clancy has been teaching at The new Mrs. Clancy is also a white begonias, and she carried a San Jose State college since 1936. graduate from the Speech and I white bridal bouquet. Jose After his graduation at Sparta, he Drama department at San Kay Pinoris, sister of the bride, couple met I was a part-time director. State college. The was maid of honor. Pinoris was j He obtained his master's degree while the former Miss Dr. Gillis was best man, and Mr. a at and did gra- acting under Dr. Clancy's direc- Harrison Mccreath, also of the considered an out- I duate work at Northwestern uni- tion. She is college, was usher. versity. Clancy received his Doc- standing heavy dramatic actress, tor's degree in dramatic literature said Dr. Gillis. Her most reniem-1 The couple will make their home at Stanford. bered work was the leading roll in in San Jcue upon their return from During the war, he was a cap- Ibsen's Rosmers Holm. Europe. Dr. Clancy will be back at '1 tain in the army and was on Gen- On Sabatical leave, Dr. Clancy school for fall quarter. 1950.

Dr. James Clancy, of the Speech Ann HotlAng, student in drama, and Drama department, has a when they performed in a sum- new starring role mince he be- mer session play here. The couple sailed for Europe came a married man this sum- Tuesday for a stay there. mer at Del Monte chapel in Monterey. His bride is the for- mer Miss Stella Plnorls. She is HAIRCIAS 9.00 a San Jose State college gradu- HUMIDOR ate, active in dramatics, and Dr. BARBER SHOP Clancy's new leading lady. 339 South First Street Shown above are Dr. Clancy (Across the street from Sears) In his bachelor days and Miss

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FPARTAN DAILY Thursday, October 6, 1949 iWater Polo Teams Little Train Derailed Open Season With Spartans Versus ,Contest at Davis San Jose State's varsity and fresh teams go to Da- vits today to open the season against Cal Aggies. Coach Charley Pepperdine Walker's boys go into action with only two practice sessions under Fi T%- kickoff Friday at 8 p.m. Los Angeles, but reports indicate their caps. will ind these two lineups facing that the Waves will be stronger Starters for the varsity are Jack each other. 'Virtually the same this season. The Staters will rank Hibner, Fred Hanssen, Dick Gar- F( Pepterdine team was walloped 61- as 13-point favorites by game rett, Chesley Douglas, Norm Keel- 6 b:. the Spartans last year in time. er, , and either TI Stet STARTING LINEUPS Wally Hoffman, Al Grass, Dick Lebedeff,- or Dave Millovich. goes S;..-i Jose State College Pepperdlue mon Fred Hanssen will Captain the 79 Jly Wilson (193) LE 15 Bill Hicks (200) RE con' Spartans, who are National AAU 54 1' "alley Dow (220) LT 28 Bob Quine (210) RT Curt Junior Indoor 'champions. Garrett 34 Harding (200) -LG 30 Bob Williams (233) RG sessi and Millovich are transfers from 61 ab Cheim (200)- 32 Bill Scottt 1195) in h J.C. and Glendale J.C.. C9 ( erl DeSalvo (215) RC, 39 Otto Plum (180) LG Compton Cl Haines was the star Faulk (218) FtT 43 Marty Cook (225) LT respectively: deep of last year's. frosh team. 49 .1 .J1iOr Morgan (194) RE 16 Pat Murphy (185) LE the 32 tne Menges (165) 22 Ed Hyduke (170). will 44 l_ary Johnson (178) LH 14 Bob Hayes (160) LH You Get dee! 29 }:.arry Russell (182) RI! 48 Dick Meltvedt (175) RH 39 ,:eck Donaldson (192) 13 Mel Embree (181) SERVICE and you Graduate Manager's Office Save 4c Per Gal. Says USE Tickets Mailable at the A . student body card hiders, five p.m. Wednesday, October 12. MAI/ ON are entitled to tickets to the foot- Rumors have circulated on the A Broken Collarbone esuffered leo and dashed for one touch- In the Santa Clnra-San Jose SERVICE STATION ball game with. the University pf campus that the student quota of down against the Broncos before San Francisco. tickets was used up, because the State game has placed scatback 4th and William St. Buddy Tralna on the sidelines being felled. T -.E, Graduate Manager's &fice booth near the entrance to the for five weeks, and possibly saiC. this morning that a paste- quadrangle was discontinued. The longer. The former Palo Alto 4' for the Don contest will be Graduate Manager's office made boa' High school star played a year .able to any ASB card holder it plain that this is not the case. .ava at Lassen Junior college before whr calls at the office before A similar policy will govern the entering San Jose state. A star ARCHIE'S distribution of tickets for the In spring practice, the lithe half- College of the Pacific and St. Ma. back was the leading Spartan 1949-40 Cage Sked ry's. Tickets will. be made avail- scorer until injured. able to any ASB card holder who Traina scored three times for STEAKS Bpst In San Jose requests them. There is no "quo- against the University et ta" of tickets for students. Any State History ASH card holder who beats the for each of these games For rapid results try the Spar- nen Walt MePherson's varsity deadline 545 Second -St. tan Daily classifie6s. Campus-wide 1949 season on De- will be assured of a free seat. see .d caichalts coverage guarantees you a large ier Ise -against the University The games with Santa Barbara daily readership. inreammar of la Francisco Dons, the Spar- State college and Pepperdine can - on the tar, seta be embarking be seen simply by presentin:7, your 1 casaba schedule in mo: rii:orous student body card at the tin : :istOry of the school. Cu the night of the contest. sides the National ChanThion cagnrs. the Staters \vat lace For the USF, COP and St. Ma-: Ito ing 'Green college, seir.i-fin- v's games, the sections in which the. 1948 NCAA basket- . ba. Do YOU in axe reserved. Suffer ale the students_sit let’ touiiiiiraimi, West Vir:inia the seats are not. Just go to tee St .., and-Santa Clara right section and grab the 0. gpartens else pare place yeti can find. fr ka in the Les !A-leek's Ile. I -.L.si;,.thell Tar-reiew li' It eenher l'zta t Aied te,- the San Jr,' ,,i serics with ('.1 -V(,Piiaek, a pair a. :tit :t Unbalanced Budgetitis? %V, Pepoerdine, and a ea teith St. Mary's. We have the .cure :to this serious student malady. The tonic is N.C.C. (National Campus Club). Pher.asti lost onh fi.aid Ir Hagen from his IS :etiail. Newly introduced to San Jose State campus, N.C.C. cf;*ct- You :Leh savings as: Tb. other four regulars. fore:mei RentalsSalesRepairs De McCaslin, center Stu leinan. 20% ON DRY CLEANING to: an guards Ralph Roan -re and ha, Ba Wuesthoff, will all r-,eurn, Kennedy 15% OFF ON JEWELRY PURCHASES ss'e h indicates a great :.-zeartan Business Machines

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Bariteau Beats Thursday, October 6, 1949 SPARTAN DAILY 9 Spartan Daily Prof In State Freshman Football Team Tourney Has Former Prep Stars A former student and a faculty Danny Hill, Athletic News Director, has just released a list of member, both of San Jose State new men entering San Jose State college that will be eligible for fu- first of Sports the round college, met in ture Spartan glory. This list is composed of men who will compete the California State Amateur on this year's freshman football team. Championships, held at Pebble New faces for the frosh team will be: Phil Hatzenpillar, he:fback Beach last week. Eli Bariteau, Jr., from Lincoln high; Bob nsrmer, First Scrimmage For Frosh a former member of San Jcrse's San Jose Fold-Up fullback from McClatehey high, NCAA championship team, beat Sacramento; Gene Gatti, quarter- Walt Williams, coach Against Indians hack front San Le.andro; Ernie Football Team Tomorrow here at State, 3 and 2. Bariteau, Jordan, fullback from Los Gatos; defending Amateur champ, as Dick Hadama, ; Ta- edition of the Music To Aztecs The 1999 San Jose prospects go doing that," said then defeated. keo Shishido, guard; Donald Shl- Freshman football team "If the Spartans are thinking State Curetoh. Jay Hopkins, another Spartan shido, end; Vern Windreth, tackle, its first scrimmage to- of joining the PCC they have plen- goes into The frosh play five games this golfer, fared better. Hopkins all four from Honolulu, afternoon in poor ty of room for improvement. Mar- morrow physical year, all away from home. On reached he quarter-finals before condition, according to Coach chie Schwartz and his band ol Ed Salcadalena, guard from 'fa- Tom Oct. 15 they open with Lassen he was eliminated. Cureton. "The first two practice Stanford Indians blew San J. coma; Henry Skock, guard from sessions showed that the boys ate apart, 99-0. The score was no Oakland; Stan Wacholz, end from in had shape." The remainder of the schlule No Paper Fri1a)- fluke, the Indians are tough as is Santa Clara high; Searey Miles, Cureton will carry men five follows: California, USC, UCLA, and the fullback from Los Angeles; John deep at every position through Oct. 22 -U.S.F. fresh. Th4re will be no edition of the rest of the Coast loop. Too tough Trezza and Wiley McClain, half- the first two games. Then they Oct. 29 Sanford frosh. Spartan Daily on the stands to- for San Jose. Our advice to- the backs from Pittsburg High; Elio will be screened down to three Nov. 5 Cal Poly frosh. morrow but starting Monday ed- Spartans is stay in your own back- Abrami, center from San Fran- deep. "We won't let any good Nov. 12 Fresno frosh: itions will appear on regular daily yard where you can still win a cisco; Dave Barry, halfback from schedule. few." San Diego 'Aztec' Glendale. Morgan Scores

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End Junior Morgan grabs a fenders. The score boosted the touchdown pass from quarter- Spartan lead to 13-0. back Gene Menges In end zone after eluding Santa Clans. de- photo by Haddon WELCOME BACK

MOW rostrl' MADOICK SPARTANS MARY MEAD GOWN BY WITH SMOKERS WHO KNOW...IT'S JEWELS BY REINAD COFFEE & 2 PLAIN DONUTS STILL ONLY 5, AT SPARTAN Yes, Camels are SO MILD that in a coast DO-NUT SHOP to-coast test of hundreds of own and women who smoked Camelsand only Camelsfor 125 South Fourth Street 30 consecutive days, noted throat specialists, Across from Student Union Building making weekly examinations, reported NOT On SINKS CASE OP THROAT IRRITATION DUE TO SMOKING CAMELS! 10 SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, Octdber 6, 1949 'Flunk Insurance' S.F. STATE COLLEGEJour- nalism students are notorious for their abilities at taking an old idea and adding a new twist to it, but Alpha Phi Gamma, journalistic fraternity at San Francisco State college has come up with a real

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Buddy Traina, icatilng State hail carrier until sidelined by in- Diego Gals and Seniors juries, packs hall against- Stan- San State Oops - Sorry, ford as Spartan halfback Don Top 'Brain' Poll Damhacher runs interference. Freshmen Have UNIVERSITY OF IDAHOThe The Indians romped all over the first day of classes is over and ?n, Potato State s:ti, Jose grids by a 49-0 count. Soaking Fine Time has brought forth many humorous photo t) Haddon SAN DIEGO STATE COLLEGE events. There were instances of UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO--The --Freshman --hazing- reached its unfortunate students wandering men were outsmarted by women againand both have higher grade colorful, egg-splattering end last into wrong classrooms, such as the joppers go Thursday, Sept. 22, in the Greek sweet young thing who wandered averages for the 1948-49 academic with turned-up Aztec Tabs SJS Bowl as violators of the sacred into an algebra class thinking it year than they did in 1947-48, sta- laws of Montezuma were tried and was shorthand. Another co-ed, tistics released by University of jeans, Levis and slacks punished at Court of Traditions. when going through the registra- Idaho Registrar D. D. DuSault re- Like Alpha goes with Beta! Te Top 2C2A vealed. The annual affair was well at- tion line, was told to abbreviate "Jo wonder the "campus crowd" course names as much as possible. University of Idaho women out- SAN DIEGO STATE COI-I-EGE tended by both upper classmen 'as gone BOOT- and -whether participating or not, When registering for a course in ranked the men by receiving an The San Diego Aztec has offer- 2RAZY! Better frosh. Everyone in attendance en- American History, she wrote down average of 2.69 out of a possible ed STOS prediction regarding the joyed an interesting 60 minutes the initials "A.H." The poor gal 4.00 while the men received an turrv down! outcome of the '49 2C2A grid sea- of water squirting and brawling in ended up in animal husbandry lab average of 2.41. In the academic had a son: San Jose, San Diego, Fresno, general. out in one of the Ag barns. year 1947-48, the women 2.40. Santa Barbara, Cal Poly. Sports Led by Ed Nuttal. Al Fodor, One of our wily seniors, a for- 2.66 average and the men had all school average for 1948-49 writer Tom Ables has tabbed this Bruce Kern and Thelma Ellis, the mer editor of this paper, walked was up from 2.46 in 1947-48 to 7 it 6 III Ell 6 finiKA:sul. he added that there members of Oceotl, Alpha Phi into the wrong history class. Upon Omega, and Cetza summoned discovering his error, he turned to 2.47. are of possibilities for jog- 52 E. SANTA Yrosh who had violated Aztec tra- Highest honors by classes was CLARA STREET glinMv.:trie lower strata., ' this writer and said, "I'm in the SAN JOSE ditions during the prevlOus week wrong class, but I think I'll stay held by the senior class with an to the rostrum. Their punishment anyhow. This prof is pretty inter- average of 2.81. A welcome includednosing eggs across the esting." siege and sitting on blocks of ice. to the There was also the large crowd For more serious offenses a group of new and old students at the San Jose State of male frosh were blindfolded Nest and Perch "coffying-up." For and forced to apply lipstick to the many it was like coming home from HARVARD College students faces of female offenders who again. Many of these "Nestology" were simuitaniously ordered to from the majors will tell you that this is shave the legs of their masculine the second best course offered to to HAWAII U. partners in crime. Sainte Claire the students here on the campus. (you'll find ARROW in the A group of rebel freshmen in -The situation is normal, not all best stunt) the stands on several occasions Heavy Stelling Barber Shop fouled up. This happens every attacked the guards posted to year and without its humorous end boys maintain order. A seltzer-bottle Yes sir! Near practically Hotel St.. Claire events registration and the first barrage, however, repulsed the re- few days of classes would be a every college you'll find bels. fairly unhappy time for many. a campus shop or de- Cavemen partment store where you Chisel can buy Arrow shirts. BETA PHI SIGMA .Best Sellers' Arrow makes many of its COL. . Annual SAN FRANCISCO CITY products especially for So you think you have troubles! Before you hum the Lecture college men and has ad- Note Blues take pity on the cave- vertised in college BARN DANCE man who shunned the use of pa- per, not that he was without ready publications for over cash, but only because someone had neglected to invent the . forty years. at With his trusty hammer and chisel, the man, whose castle was When you need ohm his cave, took pride in picking the right size rock, trimming the edg- now shirtsshirts that Swiss-American Hall es to fit requirements and turning will look well, fit well, out an esthetic literary accom- plishment in a mere day's time. and really wear and The quill did all right for awhile, wash wellsee your but history proves it was laborious scratching, and the ink used fre- Arrow dealer. $3.65 up. quently rebelled. Of course in this modern day of SATURDAY NIGHT television and recording machines, some feasible system of note-tak- ing should have surpassed the an- DO CLOTHES MAKI THE MAN? Write for your free copy of "The OCT. 8th tiquated form of pencil and paper, What, When and Wear of Man'a Clothing." College Dept., Mete, Pea- but fellow suffet4ers remember: body S. Co Inc.. 10 E. 40th St., N. Y. 16, N. Y. 'tis better to have a pencil and pa- per than a hammer and chisel. For the trouble with the port- Music by able wire-recorder, even specially ARROW SHIRTS designed for lecture note use, is that it can be wiped out too eas- MS UNDERWEAR Flash Martell ily and finally. HANDKERCHIEFS SPORT SHIRTS Note-taking is a necessary evil and therefore here to stay. SJS Faculty Numbers More .Than 400 Largest faculty employed on Miss Louise Shoup, English; Wes- Engineering: Sherwood J. Bra- , Miss Ardith Frost. ; Jennings, Miss Berneice E. P, isk campus in the college's 92 years ley Goddard, modern languages, dy and Carlton L. McWilliams. Psychology: Dr. George A. and Alden H. Smith. c, will be on hand this quarter.; and Dr. James II. Claucy and Miss English: Harry H. Crosby, Miss Muench and Walter T. Plant.. Natural Science: Francis' C 'Eighty new members have been Ruth M. Danbenspeck, speech. Mildred E. Jones, Perrin H. Low- Military Science: Col. Thomas Gale, Dr. J. Gordon Edwards. Dr. Jose added to San State college! One facuity member, Miss Em- rey Jr., and C. Ralph Westerman. A. Lee. Hubert A. Harris, Thomas F. Mc- this fall, ivinging the total to, ily DeVore, retired from the ed- Industrial Arts: Angelo C. Cen- Social Science: Dr. Leo C. May Gowan, Dr. Charles S. Richards, over 400. ucation department last June. tanni, Robert Johnson and Daniel and William H. Vatcher. Dr. Charles G. Sibley and Dr. Fifty of the 400 faculty mem- Dr. Karl S. Hazeltine died last C. Lopez. Speech: Mrs. Corinne Bryce, Ralph A. Smith. returning from bers are new ard 30 are replace- March and Guy G. George died Journalism: Marion 0. Atkin- Mrs. Owinds Fcrd, Miss Virginia sick leave. ments for persons who have re- recently. son. signed, are on leave, or who have. New Faculty Members Library: Miss Virginia Harden. died. New faculty members appointed Mrs. Marion P. Kilpatrick, Bruce Enrollment of 7800 is expected to date are: A. Munly, Miss LaFern Shields this quarter which is an increase Art: David W. Curry, Mrs. Hel- and Miss Ruth Thoenges. SLACKS of 800 over last fall's registra- ene L. Hawkins, Robert E. Huff- Mathematics: Dr. Abram V. tion. man, Miss Rito A. Freeland, Wil- Martin. Administration liam C. Randal and Miss Maria Modern Languages: Miss Win- 100% Wool Donegal $11.95 Miss Viola Palmer has been ap- E. Stenzel, ifred Ferris, returning from sab- pointed registrar. replacing Wil- Commerce: Edward W. Cundiff, batical leave. 100% Wool Bedford Cord $12.95 liam II. Neal NN ho resigned last J. Hugh Jackson Jr., Wesley E. Musi c: Frederic W. Boots, May. Overson and Jesse D. Reynolds. Kenneth E. Harzler and Thomas Seven members of the faculty Education: Richard B. Lewis, Ryan, who is becoming a regular on leave this year are Mrs. Ev- Dr. William R. Rogers, Mrs. Grace faculty member this year. Galbraith Wear elyn 0. Wennberg, art depart- Rowe and Dr. E. H. Staffelbach, Physical Education for Men: Otto Men's ment; Dr. Roy D. Willey, educa- who is returning to the faculty af- Walter de Bealey. 22 W. SAN ANTONIO MONTGOMERY HOTEL BLDG tion; Dr. Josephine Chandler and ter a leave of two years. Physical Education for Women:

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