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Ray Freeman Wins ASB Residency As Califoraie Stets Library 5.cramento 9, Ca1iforni., Ray Freeman Wins ASB residency as. President Defeats Al Behr Spaztana Ryan, Arington, Parish SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Healy Gain Top Offices vol. 43 No San dose, California, Monday, May 7, 1956 129 Ray Freeman y.sa- t, r - : the ASB elections last week, as a twat record tuinout of student voters went to the polls. The former vice-president defeated Al Behr lie Bids for will move into the office being vacated by es president Don Hubbard. Senior Ball Otlwr offices up for contention in the elections included ASB, class, and Stusknt Court. Don Ryan defeated his two c,mrsditurs, to walk oh utth tiue To Go on Sale Today \SR vicemresidency. while Dick digton was elected to the office Bids for the Senior Ball, priced at $2.10 apiece, go in sale today .SSR treasurer. Both of these in the Student Affairs Business Office. Student Production candidates were members of the The damc is scheduled for May 26 at Bay Meadows Turf Club, out going Student Council. with Dave Pell's octet furnishing the musical strains for attending To Open Thursday; The posts of corresponding and re seniors. The dance will be diseussed at todays Senior Class meeting cording secretary %ere won by Pat at 3:30 p.m. in SD l2(). Parish and Joan Healy, respective- Don Abinante, Senior Class president, announced hday that the Tickets Available ly. Al NValburg gained the male seniors have voiced approval of ! -- T:ckets tur all performances ot representative at large position the invitation of Professor Snarl. m the 1956 production of Revelries. over three opponents. and Joan a mystery figure, to attend the "On The Nose," are on sale in Oeser won out against four compe- Of- Senior Day activities which will iddle East Expert the Student Affairs Business titors for the office of [cantle re- be held May 24 at Adobe Creek fice, according to Jim Dunn, stu- presentatives at large Lodge, To Talk at Annual dent producer. Price of the tickets Student Court senior justice po The professor and other plan, Ii, 73 cents for student body card- sitions were open for candidates for the day, also will be ased holders and 31 for the general and handy Singer and John Sellers, Snarl is a discuProfessor fictional Deadline Dinner public. name which has been given to a The desire of Arab leaders to Opening night for the -student real person whose identity is a perpetuate a feudal system is at produced and directed musical. closely-guarded secret. according ! the root of the conflict ,in the will be held Thursday night in to Abinante. Chairman for the , Middle East kfctrris Dailey Auditorium Cur- activities is Sherry Nuernberg So says Eugene Block, editor tain time is 8:15 o'clock ;dui publisher of the San Fran- Tin ;-pt for the show was TO HEAR REPORT cisco Jewish Community Bulletin, written by Jim Houston and Dunn. A complete financial report on %eh will speak Wednesday night Bob Weiss. who also helped with the proceeds of the annual Junior at the annual Deadline Dinner. the script, had to drop out due Prom will be given today rig the The dinner is sponsored by to lack of outside How. regular meeting of the Arnim- Sigma Delta Chi, professional 'I he leads for the show will Class. journalism fraternity. It will be be portrayed by Marion Brugnime The Prom. held Saturday eve- held in the Catholic Women's and Frank Davidsam Miss Brug- ning at Hawaiian Gardens, fea- Center hall, beginning at II none will play the part of Ann Seddelmeir and David:art, will tured Dick Crest's Orchestra, WHICH ONE WILL IT BE?-0illy one of the ,Antwerp, Delta Upsilon; Ann Fredrickson, Sigma and The Guys. Paul Thomson Block says, "The root of con- play the rule of .1 Forbes Robin- and Kay Brown as intermis- flict in the Middle East must be girls pktured above can be queen to reign over Pi; Robbie Thum, Gamma Phi Beta. First Row son. materialistic tycoon. sion entertainment. Other dative understood in its proper perspec- Pushcart relays, May 18. (leftright) Top row Jill !Wag, Chi Omega; Cochran, Delta Cantina; Others in the cast include! Nan- ..I/matters also vvio give their live. Underlying the turbulent Carol Crisler, Pal cy Stephens, Bernie Gardner, Margaret Dutch, Alpha I'ht; Kappa Buss, reports. events in that 5rea is the de- Kappa Gamma; Connie Percy, Alpha Tau Omega; Ginger Phi Sigma Kappa: Jan Pearson, Grant Salzman, Bonita Camicia, "Every Junior Class member sire of the Arab leaders to perpe- Carole Luby, Delta Zeta; Jan Russo, Alpha Omi- Alpha Phi Omega; Blanche Fritzen, Kappa Alpha; Bob Montilla, Dave Schmidt, should try to attend this import- tuate a feudal system with all Sigma Claire Wellenkamp, Kappa Tau. Not pictured are Suzy Zingler, Bob Gordon and that this means in terms of social cron Pi; Roberta Leeotis, Kappa; Marilyn Craig Thu.sh. ant meeting." said Tom Bonetti. Mu. Second RowJoanne Swen- Gladys Roberts, Kappa Delta: Marion Bruguone, class president. "It will be of and economic status of the masses. Copeland, I'hi Chorus members Include Dick great interest and importance to "Certainly Israel, a young, am- son, Theta Ni; Mary Jane Hamel, Sigma Chi; Pat Delta Sigma Phi; Sue Doyle, Sigma Alpha Ep- Thomas, Pete Carnegie, Karla RAY FREEMAN him, as the success or the failure bitious, growing democratic na- Pat O'Connell, Alpha Chi Omega; Virginia Van silon; and l'at Parish, Kappa Alpha Theta. Linden. Marlene Tipton, Barbara . Ash President of the From will affect him as a tion, built on the same founda- Tayntor, B. J. Tedford, Fred Senior," he concluded. lion stones as America, threaten> 'Brooks, Harold Ilancock, Wayne walked off with the male and fu' The class meets every Monday a feudal society That is why Student Y To Repeat Abbey, Cheryle Del Biaggi, Don- !male posts. Miss Singer won out afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in Room Arabs arc determined that Israel Director Announces na Acuff, Stella Armento, Diana over two other candidates, while shall perish." Dischtr, Lila Glee, Connie Hu- - 24. - }liters. Was Unopposed. Before attaining his position Japanese A-Bomb Well. Lynn Drunsi and Ed Tryk. Class repreaenta tit t, winners TO DISCUSS CAR WASH v ith the Jewish Community C aretR I ay Ch anges , were, Al Stones, senior. Penne Me- The Freshman Class will hold Bulletin, Block worked for 25 Clenahan, junior; Liz Bell sopho- its general meeting this after- years on the San Francisco Call- Several changes in the procedure of Pushcart Relays have been Movie Tomorrow more noon at 3:30 o'clock in the Edu- Bulletin, part of the time as announced by Don Lindeman, director of the races. This ycar the of the A-Lionds- Rob Becker, chief justice of cation Lecture Hall. Room 55. to cilv editor. route (4. the relays will extend from 9th and Sin Fernando streets which played to a full house Wed- Almost 100 Attend the Student Court, the person in discuss re-sults of last Saturday's Ile also is active in The Late to 7th and San Carlos streets. Previously, thc races have ended at nesday evening ill the Concert charge of the elections, announced car wash project, according to Watch, a group of newsmen who 8th and San Carlos streets. Hall, despite competition from the that the number of students who Bill Sturgeon, class president gather every year near the an- Entries in thec prc-Relay parade will have a limited float size eight IFC Sing. WIII be re-shown at Advertising Seminar voted totaled approximately 2400 Also under discussion will he feet by ten feet by fifteen feet. No ni,re than 2,) , 2:30 p m. Tuesday in Morris Dai- He also remarked that the "incle- the possibilities of having its ley Auditorium, according to the .\ .1, 1 ment weather" may have held snow cone stand time extended ....ƒ organization may participate in the Rev. Mr. Jim Martin, executive and weekly newspapers were thra- down the total tote, to some ex- parade. Last year's float winner shed out at the second annual to include an hour or more was Alpha Chi Omega. Alpha Phi director of the Student Y. which tent. each Monday and Wednesday Concert Hall Is Site is sponsoring thc film. California Newspaper Publishers The 2400 students drawn to the and to was in second place and hap;. , Association Advertising Seminar, have Fridays as an ad- Tau in third The feature motion picture was which was held polling places during the two days ditional day to sell cones. show? throughout Japan during on campus last of the election, constitute over 25 Purpose of the snow cone stand A queen and Iwo allcnclants to Of Faculty Recital Friday and Saturday total student hotly 1952-53. but until the present time Almost 140-- srtrsalg sa les - per cent of the and the car wash project is to reign over the Relays will be rho- De- has been withheld from those and comprise what Becker terms raise funds for future activities. ' sen at the Lambda Chi Alpha form. The San Jlt.:c. men and women, from news-papers faculty will present a ' countries that fought against Jap- 1 throughout "a good turnow." There will be an executive al on May 11. partment an in the v:ar the slate, attended In AWS elections held simultan- meeting this afterm-m at 2:30 recital tonight at 8:15 o'clock in the seminar. %Ouch was jointly A total of 27 carts were en- the Concert Hall When exhibited in Fiance, the sponsored by the CNT'A and eously, voters elected the follow- o'clock in Room 2 of true Women's film reviewer of the Manchester San ing.
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