Barabba Defeats Tookey; I I "Rickson New Vice Presideiit Picnic Places Spotlight Dbnnif Win^AWS on Faculty-Student Clash Presidency by PENNY WOODBUFF Everyone

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'-^^ Leetut*e Seriem ., Dacia ITIJM | j Califofnia State Senator Rich- VALLEY Davm Dtivif, Valley .Stole ford Richards will speak next shot putter, defeated the mo I Wednesday in Libraity 131 en tion's two tep putters, Dolkit '• Ihe subject of "Democratic Poli- STATE SUNDIAL I ;tics in California." See story Long and Parry O'Brien, at Mt. .•-oh Page 4.'' SAC meet. See Sports Poge^ • 4 •. . ' ÔL. 4, NO. 26 SAN PHtNANOO VAIUY STAnêuJOe, NORTHRW>0C, CAIIP. THURSOAY, APRIL 28, 1960 •Barabba Defeats Tookey; I I "Rickson New Vice Presideiit Picnic Places Spotlight Dbnnif WinÂWS On Faculty-Student Clash Presidency By PENNY WOODBUFF everyone. Sberry Jones, L^mora Saunders, Candidates and voters can The schedule for Sunday's Hal LodMjr, Jean WIvell, Bass now lean baiik and relax as all. Faculty members beware! activities is as follows: Moore. Pat Pkkett BOI Mc- Your "receding youth and vigor" offices for student body and It:M Anctbm for aU preeeat (dmiey, Bfebard Samp aad Bob class positions were decided last has been ch^lenged by your Harper have planned tbe game* 12-2 Loach Monday and Tuesday. classroom, opponents. They l:M Stadent-racoUy softball sad will award prisea to tbe I Elected to the top position await you on the battle field at game. wtaners. Orcvtt Park. Associated Students' president, 1:M Ganes for children ages was Vince Barabba, who de If you decide to accept the five aad six. challenge, meet with the stud feated Norm Tookey 362-229. S:M TrampoUne Act Challenge Newly elected Jiarablia said, ents and your coUeagues on the 2:M Games for children ages basebaU diamond at Orcutt Park "I would like th thank every seven aad eight one who supported me ta my at 1:30 p. m.. Sunday and take 2:M Gamea for cblldreo ages SANDWICH SUCEB—Pat Kearney, all-school pfeiUc cbab-- part in the student-faculty soft- Accepted By campaign and who saw fK to nlae, ten aad eleven vote for me. There wiere Issaes man, ably assisted by "Newt" Newinan. cafeterta manager, ball game. S:M Gomes for ages U and 13 brought out ta the campidgn prepares for the annual event to be held this Sunday. The occasion Is tbe fourth an S:M Games for tuMpgeri bi- Dr. Prator and I can assure that tbe state I nual all school picnk: for the dode water balloon tosa. ments I made regardtag these staff, IbcaKy aad sack mee, softbaB or vol- MIM Pat Kearney, Chairman issues win be carried put to tbe - bring tbe famUyalong and ntbet leybaH AU-CoUege Picnic best of my abilttir.'' your studeAta and their fam- Galaxy Of Events S:M Daaee aad dancing coo- Dear Miss Kearney: (XlNtUtATUIATIONS—Ontgotag AJS. president Bobjnibom Fred Rickson wiU flU the pos- iUea face to face. lends band shake and back slap to election wtaner Vtace You probably have been made tion of AS vice-president, defeat-, The activities which begin at S:M Gomes for adoMm bove the unwitting cat's paw of the Barabba (right). , ing opponents Ron WWlace and 10 a. m. and last until! 6 p. m. •ot been annoinoed. Joan Barber by k Substantial Headlines AMS Week include games for all age S:M Yo-yo oontMita. beOn bag male members of your commit tee in posting your chaUenge margin. groups, an auction, lunch, tree lasa aod riog toes for The office of AWS president i A fashion show, to the faculty to meet the stud track meet,, at Devonshire Downs with has- cokes and a dance. . , and AMS president went to Pat. " sport's Tiight and semi-formal ents in a softball game Just a Band Concert Tonight ketball, volleyball and ping pong The lunch for 35*ents will In Cbolnnm fbr the all school iJonneUy and Don Bethe respec dance will all be part of tl^s to be part of the activities. picnic. Pat Kearney with the aM week from the date you've clude hot dogs, baked beans, ice thrown down the gauntlet. tively. Donnelly defeated Betty year's AMS Men's Week whi(?h Free refreshments will be cream and soft drinks. Free of m •ewMtt, Sin«i FtereO. Anstead 184-112 and Bethe ran begins next Monday. served at Friday's event. cokes will be served during the Despite this blaUnt attempt In Music Building unopposed. TTie , theme of this annual aimaxlng Mto's ^yeek wiU day. to asure our opponents that we Elected aa class presidents- «vent is physical and mental fit be semi-formal daiice on ^tur- The highlight of the day wiU shouki have no time for spring The Valley State ConceEton American Sailing Songs," Were Gary Gschwind, senhir ness, according to Pete Cassidy, day night at Devonshire DOwns. be the softball game betweeo Smoke May training or even consulution as Band wiU present its iirst an Clare Grundman class; Sh«îla McDoweU, Junior AMS president. The price is $1 per couple. Tick tbe studenta and the farulty. In to strategy, we^Kcept your chal nual Spring Band Concert to dass; and Bob McCord^ sopbe- lenge. In addition, Frank Ericlcson's ITie week's activities will be ets will be sold at the door and ttie paat three years tiw flacoHy night and tomorrow at 8:30 pjn. "Double Concerto for Trumpet more class. Helen Everett was gin with a men's fashion show refreshments win be served. haa managed to beat tbe stud- Vanish From We suRgett Ithat in lieu of in the in^rumental rehearsal and Trombone" will be played elected to the office of Junior Tuesday at 1 p. m. in Monterey "We hope that this event wUl entJt twke. The five builng game I ^â the medical staff you see that hall of /the newljL. completed featuring Bob Hirschman, tirom- class vice-president Hall. TTie show will be spon get all the supiiort It deserves. Will faiclude a l»i' Ome wh^re LilaSSrOOmS we have on hand a computer so Music Building. .- bone, and MorreU Pfeifle trum FiUing out the remainder ot sored by the WiUiam Rogers Wc feel we have a fine pro-; • trampoline exhIlilUon will be that our score the first-time at Under the dUîon of Clar pet, as soloists. the Executive Board are five Men's Shop of ^16^ Reseda iram this year," said Cassidy. bat may be added up without ence Wiggins, assistant profes representatives-at-large. Ejected Smoke, smoke, smoke that straining the mathematical pro The band concert will mark Blvd., and a door prize of $2S TTie Committee on Men's Clbnaxing the activities will sor of music, the 45-piece band the first musical perfonnance of were Jeri Schnepple, Ralph Mal will be raiffled off at the event. cigarette, but thanks to the Ex clivities of the student scorer— ITT CTVCMl. Week was comprised of Cassidy. he a dance with music provided will play nine seml-claaalcal. say Uad tat tba Moalo BolfcHng. mquist, Sherry. Jones, .JoAnn Tickets Ior the raffle Fred Rickson. Jerry Murphy, ecutive Board, not In the dasa- we aocode you this post on oon Woodward and Lillian Fox. WiU be by Bud Thompson's band. The room. ditlon that the selection of um «taasical and popular music The offfcM opentag at tbe boUd given out at the door Phil Robinson Bin ~Sloa n and dance, which begttis at 3 p.m.. compositions. ' ing will take place ta the faO. AS PRESIDENT t^ of The Board yesterday imanl- pires be placed in the hands of charge. DOn Bethe. will offer danoe contesta for I.eodlng off the program wiO Vtace Barabba S«? mously voted to endorse the professor CUfton Winn, presi Approximately 200 persons Sinuner dress and assorted be the preseotstkiu at BfelMid Norm Tookey 229 recommended "regulations re dent of the General Faculj^. can be accommodated in the in color otenbina^lons will be mod Badger's •HIuedslfoal^Mardv" AS VICE-PRESIDENT garding smoking" of President strumental rehearsal hall. Ac eled' by Danny Green. Jim Bor- May I add Just one word of followed by George ^Vedcrick FTedBickson 316 Ralph Prator and his cabinet commendation. We have nothing cording to Wiggins, acoustic and Ron' Wallace^ 149 gpr, Dick Andrewson, Bill Sloan, Handera four-part worti, -Hayml electrical facilities are as good jQie regnlatbma state " but admiration for the courage Joan Barber , 119 and ^b McAndrews and the Flreworlts MMic." as or better than those at music -geoeral, smehfaig tai of those students who have ex AWS PRESIDESrr commentator is Barry McDon Other compositions to be studios throughout the country. hi not ooeeptaMe." pressed a willingness to take the Pat Donnelly f , IM ald. 1 plaj-ed by the band wll} Include "This is the first formad con Highlighting the idea of per In expUlnbig why tbe college field against us. We assure them "My Fair Lady," written by Betty Anstead 112 wants to adopt thts policy John that no member of the faculty cert the band has given since sonal fitness, along with Nstion Frederick Loew and arranged Iv it was organized in the sprtag AMS,PRESIDENt T. Palmer, dean of students, told will in any way permit their al Fitness Week, an intramural H. R. Bennett; "Persian March," of 1958." said Wiggins. "AU In Don Beflie 2M track' meet w|ll be staged on the board that property in the performance on this occasion to Johann Strauss: "On, Guard REPRESENTATiV& affect their academic standtag. terested students, faculty and Thursday. new buildings on campus has March," Edwin Frank Goldman; staff members and community AT-LARGE I Those interested in compet bean dunagcd due to the care- Sincerely youn, "First Suite in E Flat," Gustav members are invited to at- Ralph Matanqnlst SM ing in any of the events should leamem ot some smokMS. Ralph Prator Hoist, "Chorale and Alleluia," JoAnn Woodward SM contact Cassidy in A-5. DeoN Palmer polaM oat that President Howard Hanson; and "Fantasy (Conttaned on Page 4) Jeri Schnepple 282* . A special men's sport night the ooOege to rtapoamtUe tat Ms Sherry Jones . 346' WiU be staged on Friday night property aad when aew.plaoao Ulllan Fox 2*3 aad reoeatiy finished floors are Norma Grody j ' 253 acitoa BMMt bo SENIOR PRESItteNT Gary Gschwtad U8 Kappas Plan A method for enforcing n6 JUNIOR PRESIDENT smoking regulations has yet to SheUa McDowell 1*3 be known. Smokers may be pdt JUNIOR VICE-PRESIDENT Scholarship on the "hopor system." / Helen Everett 96 Kappa Delta Psi fraternity Dean Palmer said, "some SOPHOMORE PRESIDENT has tentatively announced the of the worst ottenden are fac Bob McCord IJg donation of a full tuition schol ulty members," but after tbe Letter from Norm Tookey: It Is with sincere pleasure arship to any second semester faculty received a copy of the male freshman. that I acknowledge what to proposed regulations they would some may be considered a de TTie scholarship will be award probably be put on the "honor feat. For both Vince and myself ed on the basis of financial need system" along with the stu it was a victory. I feel that and academic standing. The dents. Vince has given me something scholarship committee will The regulations regarding immeasurably valuable and that deckle who the recipient wiU be. smoking are stUI being consid is the very firm conviction that I The alumni of Kappa Delta ered by Dr. Prator's cabbiet. but I was beaten by an able man Psi wiU also present a full tui with the "No Smoking" signs and a sound personality. These tion scholarship to an active already up and the Executive attributes should make.Vince's Kappa member who shows fin Board approval of the regime- term memorable and visduable. ancial need jnd scholastic stand tlons. it seems only a matter of I wish him all success and ing. time untU that familiar cloud of pledge him aU my support. Both scholarship wlU also be STATE SENATOB BICHABO BK»AB08 smoke vanishes from the class CONCEBT TONIGMT- Hembeia of VdOey State** band, under tbe dtae survived, in- trayal was construed as a pnj- month left before graduation, can ChaUenge." "valuable coupons good for savings on ; . Jamous products!" The ^ < hiding Prof. Fai^s. test against the political regime a search Is under way to find a The gai plant*worker -in the Bergen wiU report on the Af famous products are Dial Soap, Chiffon Dishwashing Liquid Eight months of malnutrition student speaker.Ôr commence .-ihd; overwork in the camp woodcut had a worn face with rican situation as seen from ten and Armour Treet. (The prizes Uncle Sam is givmg away inc^de brought release to Prof. Faiss, lines artjund the eytes. ment. years of IKlng on the .Dark Con automoUles, TV sets, radios, and "940 $25 VS.l Savtags Bof ' (iuei to' his physical bondition. Prof. jFaiss' ^stU(So was-com "Any graduating senior who tinent. His topic has ^^ dual Series E." ' . , The; only medical attentitwi he pletely destroyed in 1933. Again, is interested and^ has some abili meaning in that "African Chal No more does the level seem strange to which products like'. lenge" is also the name of a received during the 2\ years in 1S41 bombs and fire were ty as a public speaker may ap Dial Soap and Armour Treet can rise in stature and respect ta this ht âs bedfa.st was given sec- used. By 1937 he had been pro magazine published monthly in ply," said Dr. John Palmer, dân Nigeria. > - • land of equaUty.. Now they are on an equal heighth with no less,j retli' by a half-Jewish doctor. hibited from wording as an art a famous product than the President of the United Statesi It i 111} people are unproduftive. ist, exhibiting, or exporting any of students. The NIger-ChaUenge Press Is-' theriefore not entitled to food thing hct had done. Seniors who are interested sues a variety of religious and only seems a matter of time liefore a iPresidere| comes out land , endorses WiisOn golf balls or Budweiser Beer, j ^. * , .rati6ns,"'according to the Nazi His home waa searched many may obtain their applications ed|icational material ta a num PROFI-X.SOR FRITZ KAIS.S. Valley Stale instructor, dis- In the words of Henry David Thoreau, the original American 1 philosophy. Prof. Faiss was kept times durtag tbe day and night In A-3. Deadline for turning ber of African languages. A alive b>^ food shared by friends pbiy* two of his excellent artlNlic contributions. genreal knowledge guide pro beatnik, circa 1840's:"AU voting is a sort of gaming, lilce che ta an unsucresaful attempt to these applications in is May 6. and relatives. "» ftad the original plate for the vides subjecta fOr teachers and quers or backgammon, with a sUght moral ttag4 to It, a playtag H|s interest ta art goes back woodcut of tbe "Gasworker." He The person selected by the diseusalon groups ta remote with right and wrong, with moral questions; arid betting najtur- to .|ils student days at the had used It aa a backing for an commencement committee wiU areaa. "Vernacular Illustrated aUy accompanies it" Thoreau would not deny, we believe. • that Baahaus. .an architectural oil pataUng which hang on Uw Uien work with the speech de PubUcathms" are used for the this contest Is also a part of the national "gamtag" process. iAd- M hoDi founded ta 1919 at Wel- 'Rumpelstiltskin\ mass aitalt education classes of walL • f •ipiar, Ormany, which became partment In preparing and de Nigeria. . mittedly, it li a "popularity pott" 1- internationally known for the During the peribd when 111 livering the address. I But hardly anyone, Thoreau taclode^ may realise the rig- expcfimental use of metal, con-^ health kept him in bed. Prof. The tradition of having a .A veteran Nigerian journalist aifteaace of thhe Name the Nominee Sweîstak^: it i^pears to Faiss continued to paint in and editor employed by the Nl- Crete, glass and plastic fai baild- student speaker for commence Makes Loud Debut be the most bnportant primary of this national election year! taglJ stolen moments, i^hich some general knowledge guide pro- times totalled only five minutes ment, along with the com' BY ALAN CLDUBN semester. She Improves steadily Twenty-two milUon families (not tadividual votersl will have The' Bauhaus was closed as vice has written atiout the Ni- a day. In this way he completed as the play progresses and only the opportuidty to votee theb- choice for Presklent before the a school when Hitler came into mencement address of a noted ger-ChsUenge Press: a series of 24 rellgidus paintings "Three times backward occasionaUy becomes over dra- national conventions meet ta July—the Sweepstakes end May , power. The building was taken personality, began last ye<(r 'roundi-my . pot . ^ "With the Introduction of free of the Life of Christ. when VaUey State had its flrst matte. primary education in two Re 9, I960. '. as a Nazi propaganda dispens And I shall be where I am graduattag claag. In major supporttag rotes. gions and the federal capital, In choosing Uie most available men for President, the two ing (ienter. The series came to the atten noi" tion of Americans through Dr. Kathte Steven and Duke MoU and the advances ta mass national conventions wUl not be able to ignore the tabulated re Architecture Included every- With these words, Rumpel- . thing that man used for living Theodore Hetarich, who was ner, aa the miller's wife and the adult Uteracy campaigns In sults of iuch a primary—^which wiU be more' representative of chief of the art coUecttag point stiiskta, a grotesque, sriflsh Ut miUer, literally steal the show aU parts of the country, I can —the house and all Its furnish tte creature, sprang to life in each time they appear. They the nation's candidate preferences than the Gallup Poll and be ings.'! Each student had to sup at Wisbaden, Germany. They City Schools see a future of great usefulness tafluended by them. • now are part of the permanent Valley-SUte's Theatre InUme. play the parts broadly and ef- for this program of Christian port himself, furnish all mater And despite the wickedness of If highly successful, the Sweepstakes will likely be the birth ials he worked with and contri collection at the muSeum at Wis feeUvriy, perfectly showing how literature." the title character, the arrival stupidly proud parents can be. of a new national electimi system, replacmg the current out-dated bute toward the support of the baden. Later. Dr. Heinrich lie 0£fer Jobs Sponsoring Tuesday's pro came curator of art collections of Charlotte B. Chorpenntag'a Spencer MUUgan as the king Electoral College method. Sunstrokes visualizes a fuiure election school. fairy tate clasate can be termed gram is VaUey State's chapter "ETOythbig was done tbe at Huntington Librarj', in San Three sales Jobs, a stenogra and Steve Robertson as his son of Inter-Varsity Christian Fel being conducted in the followtag manner: J succemful and a 'ûtt see' for fit solidly tato the production, wajr. There was ao emmy Marino. phic position, and Los Angeles loirahlp. Sbnpte, easy-to-fill-out baUots wUl be sent to the weatl^:- tbe amaU. fry. with Milligan ably portraytag ' Prof. Faiss saU. ÎM Aided by American friends, City Schools interviews domi controlted homes and apartments of aU registered voters, "nie- tbe greedy ruler and Robertson M including Dr. Heinridi who nate Placement Office news this As Rump^stUskta, Alan Mait baUots wUl merely be brushed with Ks ta the proper places and dotag a bellevaUe Job as the the i*iilLiilu. Semetiinea wrote a reference for him. Prof. weetc. land was both I terrifying and comical, produdii g loud independent prince. whisked away-in the same day's mail, without delay for elec were 3M at the Banteaa." Faiss came to CaUfomia in 1951. The school Interviews are set screams from youngsters as the ThreeRemain tion day, to be eligible for consideration in the White Housf Three tatemationally known At a one-man-show in Pasadena Other members of the cast for those interested in element play opened. It waa a, perform Name the President Swee{Mtakes. artists were among the masters ta 1952. he met Hunttagton aro NeUa Dterk«r as Modier ary and secondary porttions. ance completely unlike other Prizes WiU Include seven seats to the House of Representa at the Bauhaus: Swlss-bom Hart'ird, and was given a fel Hulda, Key Sproul as Karen, Scliool district representatives Maitland ventures, with the In Series Paul Klee. Ruiisian-bom Wasslly lowship to the Hartford Found Jay Goldsworthy as Ingert, tives, two seats to the Senate, and twenty-two ambassadorships. WiU be on-campus Monday, charm, warmth and forcefuUtesa Kandinsky artd American-bom ation at Pacific Palisades. John Yockey as Gothol and Voters wlU also recdve, absolutely free, valuable coupons to Tuesday and Wednesday of next exchanged for wikL untahtbited Tomorrow idght the Campus Lionel Feininger. Diane OakUnd and Mary Hope Fllm Festival wlU present its ward the purchase of a package of White House Lawn Seed and This semester Prof. Faiss is week. chants, dances and tantrums. Raglta as ladleain-walttag. final presentation of the month Fertilizer and a government-endorsed Pentagon Road Map. One of Proif. Faiss' most teaching a' class in "Materials A national business organiza The portrayal was exceUent prized possessions is a copy of and Techniques in Painting" White the perfonnance is a "Women In the Painttag" at 8 Who can deny we are not headed in this wonderful direction? tion will conduct on-campus in Director Mary Jane WatUns. very enJoyaUe one. It is h^ped Klee'9 unpublished lecture notes. each Wednesday night from 6 terviews May 4 for sales posi pjn. in Library 131. Klee frequentjjjp wrote 350 . ,to amlstant professor of drama; tremendously by an excellent untU 10 at VaUey State. He al tions under a tratatag program. can be proud of this semester's Admission prices are 25 cents 400 pages of niotes for a staj^le so gives Individual and class in set. designed by Dr. WiUard It's fuU-ttme work, with a pay children's theater presentation. Bellman, assistant professor of with Associated Student Body lecture, he said. ' ' struction at his studio at 18904 range of $400-430 per month. or Staff card and 50 cents gen Klee taugid Goethe's color Each member of the cast aaem- drama. Lighting and costumes MVSiC FOR MODERNS Nordhoff. The second sales poslUon ed fitted for his part, providtag eral admission. Ilckets will be ' theory, and toUi of Goethe's pre What does America mean to are also vety well selected. available at the door before the BY DONNY MUSCO comes from the telephone com an even performance; Ftaal perfonmacea wtU be at diction that the time will come Prof. Faiss? pany, which will Interview film begins. when artists will use the basic Freedoni — phis. Freedom to As the femtalne tead. the mU 8 pjn. tomorrow, 10 a.m. and KBIQ, at 104.3 megacycles, the newest commarciai FM station, women on campus for a "sales ler's daughter, Jennifer Deeths 1:M pjn. Saturday, 1:M p-m. The two remaining films ;for idea of the theory and wlll work live and work as yon wish. A representative" post. the series will be May 6 and is owned b^ the John Poole Broadcasting Co. The station biegan freely with harmonious colors, place where characterltaes ta a displayed considerably more Sunday aad the same days and broadcasttag In Februar>- 1959 and features a popular format authority than was evident in next weekend. C^heck the May 13.. forms and. lines only, similar to working man's face are not In A Northridge industry pro with a modem touch. vides the last sales berth along "Mr. Popper's Penguins" last for tfeket*. May &—"Cyrano De Berger with the stenographic poslUon. ac," starrtag Jose Ferrer, Mala KBIQ programs music geared to adult tastes. The programs No campus interviews will be Powers. Ferrer's performance heard are varied and interesting with music ranging from the held for these two ]dbs, but ta won him an Academy Award.. modem Latta tempos of George Shearing to the exotic soimds • Actor-DirectorMaitlan^ May 13—^The final presenta formation may be gained from of Les Baxter. [ SOCIAL-DIAL tion of the Campus Film Festi Mrs. Laura W. Smith In the One of KBIQ's specfad features Is Its "Sound of Stereo":ihow By MAKHYN KHWALO / ! val wUl be "The Last Bridge." Placement Office. She wiU also Maria ScheU in an award-win whteh Is presented from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. every Saturday and provide information on other finds Little Spare/lîrne ning performance plays a Sunday. The feature Is hosted by Jack Wagner, the station's pro above-mentioned Jobs except the Spring Stag Nears cently announced its two new young German doctor captured gram director. school positions. Mrs. Mabel Saturday night climaxes sponsors, Mrs. Gladys Rhode, By ALAN CUBUBN students to Plymouth. Mass.. to by Yugoslav partisans In World Wagner is an interesttag personality in the entertainment PhiUips may be conucted for many weeks of practice (or reference librarian, and Mary Spreading himself itblt thin participate in four productions War n. world who has been primarily responsible for the tremeridous information conceming these some of the Greek organiza Jane Watklns of the drama •duringHhe past few weeks has at the PrisciUa Theatre. tions on campus as the Spring success of KBIQ. KBIQ's general "sound" reflects the early 'IJack lieen Alan Maitland. Valley jobs. department. "Never have I had to leam Sing is held at Northridge Jr. Pinning special i' Wagner" shows on KHJ which proved to be sp popular .as up-to- .State speechîrama , senior: Jn High School. addition to playing the title Unes so fast," Maitland recall Of interest to Monterey Hall Notice date adult radio programming. He also became* the flr^t stereo- ed. "The first show was "The For the past several weeks residents is the pinning of Carol tape-jockey when his "Adventures In Stereo" series first aired ôle 'in "RumpelstUskin." he is Raitimaker,'and while we were fliiweUng a one-act in Jhe lobor- Teachers Set Beta Sigma Pi fraternity and Irving to Norman Weisenbur The deadline for applica over KHJ AM^FM in January, 1958. ' performing that, I had to mem Theta Sigma Tau. Alpha Ome ger. member of Beta Sigma Pi tion ror admission to fteld- aiory theater tonight: and pre orize my part _ for 'Bell, Book KBIQ recenti}- entered an option agreement with the National paring, for his si^niof'. project. ga and Gamma Gamma phi The pinning occurred Easter work ta pupil personnel Broadcasting Company to act as the Los Angeles outtet for tlie and Candle,' arid then The Boy sororities have been rehearsing Sunday. j j:Findin!g enough tlmo has May 6^ Tea seri-tees (Ediicatfam 599 Medical Radio Sj-stem, a new service betag developed by the Friend' and 'Davey Crockett.-' for the big event. Practtees Bemlnder | , , f.: I .| .Veen a problem," •the 23-year- Kadio Corporation of Amerirs and NBC. John Poole, President It was exhausttag, but fun: es- Students, who are prospective have liecome more concentrated The writer of this toluhin A-B) is May US. Applica old actor-director said, "but the •peciaily "The Boy Friend.' " of KBIQ, has recently returned from New York Where NBC al rnpre things 1 do the more^l'll teachers are planning a tea to this past week. wishes to remind organizations tions may be obtained In 1-yRtn about tirama." Maitland has Uttle to do wtth honor those teachers of the Los The Spring Sing U an an Ihat the deadline for submitting the Educatton Off tee (Fine ready has the MBS functkmlng on station WRCAF>I. jAlthough he has been inter his life immediately foUowtng Angeles public school system nual event open to (he public. social news is 11 a.m Tuesdays Arts 106) or from mem "When establirfied mtheXiOS Angeles area," Poole said, "the eraduation in June. "Unrle Sam who art^ participating in the ested ia acting for "as long as I New Sponsors ^ Information should be written bers of the guidance staff Medical Radio System will place a vital new communicatiotis sys will tak- •"I took my lower division Miss Irma Middup and Dr. Max three years of research and study b>- fhe Racô Corporati*it.4jf ,, provement, he feels. Ills e^'ent- Klingbeil, associate professor of t Jurses as a bu«iiness njajor at America and the NaUonal Broacasting Co.". i .« ' ! • .Santa Monica City CoUege," ho ual goal, however, will be be education, are in charge. They Prom Queen s-.-iid,, "And while I have noth- fore students ta a classroom ariv being assisted by a faculty- The regular programming of KBIQ to the fjeneral puyii(f Will i.-lg against the business world, and not before' an audience ta student committee. not be affected by the MI^ broadcasts, becati^ of the tuM of ' a theater, as Js college drama it's just not for me." Music wilt be provided at the DeadlineNear multiplex transmission which enables simultaneous transmission^*'- . Since his arrival on campos. tastmctor. F of two separate programs by the FM staHpn. j i * event by members of the col Tomorrow IS the deadline for Maitland tum appeared in "Pye- When he has time, Maitland lege band. The Woodwind Quin KBIQ plans to continue the sound that has won so man\'^ . malion." "Warrior's Husband," enjoys swimming, track, paint nominations for queen of the tet and String Trio wili each Junior-Senior Prom, according listeners. In the future it will most assuredly add new fes^tiires "Mr. Popper's Penguins," "The ing—anything that he can do do numbers, according to Jess that will boost its already tremehdous popularity in Southern (treat Sebastians" and "Eum- outdoors. Don't lot^ for him at to Steve Goldstone. junior class Averbach, leader of the Quintet. president. All campus organiza CaUfomia. I ? • ' | j pebstlLskin." his current star the pool, track or canvas the "The tea. an annual events, ring Vehicle. ^ \. next few weeks, though, be tions are urged to tum in the gives' students and. faculty an name of their candidate to the • fLast summer, Maitlahd ac cause even with Daylight Sav opportunity to meet outside the junior class box in the Activi companied Dr. Jamjes Brock, ing Time'there just isn't enough pressures of the classroom." ties Office. A-5. '' assistant professor of drama, time for "the many loves ol stated Dr. Klingbeil. The queen will reign over ''t^k^l 0 SUNDI AL and several other villey Sfate | Alan Maitland. TTie tea wiU-begin at 3:30 p.m "Blue HawaU" at the prom. May 13, 9 p.m.. at the Bel Aire Bay ! I Club, Pacific Palisades. Featur Published Thursday by the Associated Students of San-lFer- Language Arts ed wUt be the music of Keith nando Vaiiey State College. 18111 Nordhoff St., NorthridRe. Calif. - Williams and his orchestra. The Sundial office is in Room 129 of the Fine Arts BuiJDng. Bids go on sale Monday, In Phone extenskin: 380. ! j 1 i ' Course Offered the Graduate Manager's Office, Acting Editor »,. Mayerene B|irker Library, fourth floor, for $3 per News Editor , .; kay Pirker Latest techniques in langu couple. "I want to emphasize," age instruction wlll be offered Editorial Board ..Mayerene Baricer, Bill,MiUon,' Penny Woodruff • said Goldstone, "that the prom CTty Editor ....!i Bob Hilburn high .school and college foreign Is open to all students." language teachers this summer Feature Editor Marie Graham at Valley State whose summer Copyreaders—Gary Anderson, Mayerene-Barker, Betty Harjyick. course wlll start June 20 Bill Milton, Chuck Stringer, Sonja Jason il through July 29. Preregistra- Staff Photographers Jim Bond, Ed Muraock Interviews Se| Sports Staff—Joe Buttitta. Jan Hensley, Preston Hurd, bave tion U May 2 to May 13. Jackson, Alvin Jacobson. Chuck Stringer, Mike Miller Dr. Rud S, Me>-er5fein assist By Pi*entice-Hall Ed Marquez 1 ant professor ^f forlegn langu Reporters—Mick Burrs, Alan Cliburn, Sally Gaiey, Johnny'Ham age will direct the work.shop. A repiesentatlve of the Pren bor, Darlene Holmes, Alvin Jacobspn,*. Harold Loclcey, Problems of discussion wlll cov tice-Hall Publishing Company er elementary language Work will inter\'iow June graduates Donny Musco. Rachael O'Blenis. Maril^-n Rehwald,JWike but will go Into the advanced for the po.'iiticm of college book Torres, Sherry Wachter. Florence j Weigand.' ^^'^'^^ levels of teaching foreign langu salesman Friday morning in White, Penny Woodruff, Aladdin Zarrinpour, Mkbha ages. The course Language iAII3BEAKI':RS-l)pbbl<> Bufflngton and Betty Anstead G-6. Office of Placements. * Hendler. * ! i break through the bars as 'j»U<*rs try ta \'aln to prevent es Arts S400 carries 6 units of cred Anyone interested may sign Advertising Manager ^ I.Virgtaia Oroutt cape. Action ocriirrrd at t'lahs Jumpers night heM Inst Satur it. Classes wUI meet from 9 to up for the taterview before Staff Cartoonist TJeff Drake 12 daily. day at Devi^shlre ihmiM. Friday in G-6. Adviser E. H. Erlandson

S ^ ' ' ' ' I ' ' • - <-•• * I I^vis Wilis Shot; Second In Wei VAUfY STATK SUNDIAI Defeats O^Brien^ Long AprH n. IMO Pogo I At Mta Sac Relays VSC To Host BV JOE BirrriTTA ter all thU he stUl pUced sec Dave;' Davis, Valley State's ond behind the favored Paul pride and Joy in the world of Maglstrettl. who won the Pa<'l 'Little Five' shot putting, finally accomplish fie Coast Championship in 19S9 ed what he has wanted to do Magistrpttl'it perfonno n r r Golf Tourney for. a long time. He defeated went Itae thK: press—300 Ms, two of the top figures In shot putting. Parr>' O'Brien and •aiatcb—37S lbs., dean aad Je** BY PBESTON HVBD —S70 lbs. for a total of MS- Dallas Long, the former heing Valley State takes ever du- his jmost treasured accomplish Ibs. Davis's performaace wfol ment, at the Mt. Sac Relays last thK way: pre«*-SIO lb... snaU*, 1!?!"^."^ ^^ "' '*^. "."".l!! —24a Ih. <-i~. ..wl 1.^—'<>e *• '^* GoW Toumament to be Saturday. lb!!*forVl.;t:of 8?0 IbTlhiVl.! Pfy*^ at Knollwood Countcyl Qavls laptured the see-saw sakl hi<> tteot before the nwrt t lub tomorrow. Tee-off time Is S, battle among Southern Cal 12:30 p.m. ifomia's weightmen with a put wan 800 total pounds no he teeli* or 63 ft 8< 2 in. The wealher. be he arrompllshed somethinx <>ul TIM> compettne teams will bej ing <-old and windy, hampered of the meet besldci ptaring »n" l-wt AngeleM .State ('olleg(<. Long Ihe big men unbelievably. As ond. Bea<-h State College, Ixiyote lniversity. University of Cal- O'Brien put M. "the wind threw Davis wanted to clear some- j UH off balance and Ihe cold Ifomla at Riverskle and Saa thing hp. too. The rtietropolitan i Femando Valley State CoUege. weather kept us from wanalag newspapers printed that he wa-s, LA State Is favored to wta. up properly." favored to win the weightllfting; Davis wasn't through for the championship but this is not su| The' toumament consists of 18 day after beating the old mas the big man said. "Magistrcltii holes of medal play with the ter (O'Brien •. That same night was favored all the time. 1' trophy for team champion and he competed in the California guess they Just wanted to sayj three trophies for low meda State WeightUfttag Champion something to fill up space." j lists. Two boys to watch are Boo Members of the Valley State Golf team are sbarpeatag up -dieIr putttag ta preparation foe ships, heavyweight division, at After p grueltag day like thb the Little Five Tournament tomorrow at KnoUwood Country Club. Putttag left to right the Embassy Auditorium. After the average persoq of aversxr I Cilk^ple of LA State aad "Pinky" Stevenson of Long are Stu Olster. Wayne PiinLs. Jeff Ivorenz, Marty Berry, Barry McDonald and Lee Drabta. competing half the day with the strength and endurance would Sim«al rtiM* ki rrMion Huf4 16 lb. shot put he drove 50 long, be ready to fall ta but when this { Beach Mlate. who is a poat Na tiresome miles back to CUinoga reporter asked Davla how he tkmal Juniors (hampkm. Park where he lives, ate a hardy fett after It was aU over tbe 04. Due to Strang, giHty winds steak dinner and then drove 200 pooader coaunented. "It's the golfers coaspethig ta the downtown to the Embassy. Af- all ta a day's twork*" Soutiiem CaUlOnUa Intercol Field Men Carry Thinclads legiate tmunanent, at Patan Sprtags htak week-end. fonad It roogb goWg. The touraament was a SO hole niMlai affafar with To 71-51 Win Over Weekend Laskowltz Leads Club the University of Southem Cal- 100 TO. DMk: SClnh (TSI. Bariov (PI. 'BK' DAVE DAVIS bei|ves the shot 02 ft. 8Vi ta. to finally Ifonda coming ta first, San Di BY ED MABQUEZ shot put first ptace to Pasadeiia liFwa (B). Komau^ (BI..TiBe. laS. ego State came ta secoad aad Hampered by a brisk wind the thinclads walked away with soe TO. «wk> BiinMW (SI. B«CIM> - aesompHsh the greatest putttag feat of hb life by beattag (P). 8tnh (VSI. Bokal* .(TSI. Time. 33.0 Pjspiy QVrten and DaUas Long .at the Mt. Sac Betays. With .392 Mark...So Far LA State ptaeed third. and a slow track, the VaUey second, third and fourth ta the 44e Ttf. Dariii niiwiiii (Bl. wmaas The toumament featured a Sute track and field squad had (PI. WhMlar (TS). Bobato (TS>. TIaw. . *t a* M«r«Mk to rely on the bulk force of the evfnt by Jerry Oshiyan^a, Uar- 8».S. BV JAN HENSLEY VaiHr SM* ak • k play-off between San Diego SSS VO. nwo: FUMM (P), Haaun Ua4. If 4 11 Ml tk 4 • S SUte and LA State for third field events to post a wta over ry Tunison and Neal Fraser (PI. Otmm (VS. MltT (Bl. Ttoa. 3. ain. OMH«»«II. Sk I 1 • Sk 4 > 3 08.T MC - JI Winning three games In the a»av. w-if a • i evenf^^ran Knlicrk (PI. Btlmtt (TSI. TIaM. 4 aia. SPORTS BITS baseball sqiiad upped theh: win- ak-lb 4 0 0 ramatt. tk s • i honors between Ron Gillespie The Matadors, wbo were be the same as tbe shot put with 47.3 ier. a aoo ff a « e of LA Sute and Ronald O'Con htad ta the meet nntU the re TB> Mlla Oaa-. HMSHII (py. RoiMonM BY JOE BUrmTA ;loss record to 18 and 5. • 10 1 ff 1 0 o tbe Matadors tastag Oie first (Rl. HoMiin (TSI, HolBci (TSI. Taie. lb taa a I 0 nor of San Diego State. San sulta of the fWd eveiMa were spot aad domlnstlng the runner- 10 nio. 3tj0 tae. ' Coach Phil Munroe's diarges owMiim. ak 3 0 o 3 0 0 Diego Sute won second place ISO tUok HvMtat: Itm^t (Bl. CnanU Hoi^. a set tabulated aad aaaoanoedi, waa up posittons. (VSI. SianU (Bl. WBUaaa (TSI. Ttae,- Betas (SS) Cahper (40) defeated the Poniona College In team standtags and Gillespie 10 «ao. -• Thje long drawn out intra Bmi. a a 0-0 the meet with 71 poiato to Bi Freshmen Jim Cromw^ was Berger (7) B^ker- (8) TOTALS aa t s TorsLS as 0 II captured low individual meda sao LOT Maioaii tinia (Bl. OawtU mural basketbaU season has hlne 7-3 last Tuesday, on the ota's ftl and Paaadeaa's 30 ta nosed out in both the, low and (TO). WiUlaou (VSI, Kenan (Bl. Ttae. finaUy been compteted and a Wright (6) bunoin (21) loser's diamond. The Matadors The MaUdors buvly got past list honors. tka trtangular affair. 34.0 Mr. (6) (7) high hurdle events, taktag a Sk« eut: Bemloct (PI. OiUniu (TSI. Bunning Kell Claremont-Mudd last Tuesday Coach Ctaude Co<^s runners Toalasn (TSI, Fraaer (TS). DiatUK*. 43 champicHishlp team has been (4) followed up this win with an second ta both runntags. Fadale Marquez (2) as they beat them on tbe Staggs were limited to one first ta the ft. H tn. crowned. . Milton (11) Eckels (2) 8-2 victory over Pasadena Col home field, 8-5. The squad ran against Biota Pato WMH: KeU (TB). PataM (PI..Ka Mermen Lose running evenU, the 100 yard Wednesday ta a double dual af wamoto (Bl. Hrixht. 11 ft. « in. (Vo one The Cahpers won It b>- beat lege last Thursday. dash. Daryl Stroh ran the cen qualified (or (ouith place). ing the Betas 40-33 at the so- Barry Carpenter started the fair and no other meeto are DIaaM: SMits (TSI. Btnilorf (PI, TW- President Ebenbower has Against Poofiona. centerfleld- game aad weat all the way to tury in 10.3 while taking a sec scheduled until next Saturday inon (VSI. Site (VSI. Dlitance. ISS ft. called .Devonshire .Downs ond ,ln the furlong behind Ras- lOS in. "Sporta Arena." High scorer for proclahned May 1-7 aa "Nation er Pete CaasUy and leftflehler wta hta teatli hot It wasa** aa Again, 68-27 when the squad travels to Ht«k Jwn»t Hannck rrsi. Cioawrll al Fitness Week." In keeptag easy taak aa the Staggs kqit mussen of Btala. Chapman College f4>r the (T»l. Kowanota (Bl. Eebds (TSI. Wbepl- tbe Cahper squad was Jolm Bob Hiegert led the attack The San Femando Valley et (VSI tte lor ttxuA. nei«kt. S.'ift. 0 in peddag away at the 44iin lead All told, the Valley SUte Orange Invitational meet. Tbe Duncan Wttb Sl digits behind with this thenoe tbe INvfadon of against t«ro Sagehen hurlers, State swim team dropped a SfMO iamat Umit (Bl. Hanack (TSl. Physical Edneatton orges all the Matadors got early ta the weight men won four first foltawtag Friday they wiU en Kcktlt (TSI. RtfDb (TS). Dirtanre. St (t. his ^ spirited contest Friday against » in. collecttag three hita apiece. Cas places out of the six field events. ter flie Voorhlea Invitatkinal fan commenting after students, faculty and their fam the UiUverslty of Arizona. Ari .lanlln: Faliaholu (rni. Bract (TSI. sidy drove ta one mn aad abort- Leading the attack for the Firsts were won in the pole Meet a^ Cal Poly whkA Is the Blooauinlat (PI. Mrec (T8t. Dbunee. lOS the gaoie sakl that Dunrun Uies to participate ta the special zona was at fuU force and ac ft. T>4 In. Matadors was second baseman vault, discus, JaveUn and the only night meet of the seaaon. kioked oatstandtag, Chet Bak events of this eomtag week. Stop Dan Laakowlts drove ta cumulated a score of 68 points Wto nator: BieU. TaOe; B RACK . I i . 1.Daily 9 till 9 Daily 9 till 6 NORTHRIDGE [8766 Reseda Blvd. 177281, ChaUwortf^St Northridge DI 3-7032 Granada Hills E.M1S-1103 EQUIPMENT RENTALS Equipment Rentals for Home and Industry WHERE I Phone Us for Rates TO DINE awl DANCE 8S3S Beseda Blvd. DI 2-5ISS '*":', ^ , MACS , ROYAL BURGERS ' Tr» OJF • 1 H^cnts SlsSO MORIGI'S HM! MMI tMclalli S|^M;talising ta Butches, Crews 0»ei 7:aa »."*. t'B •:0p ».m. and Flat Tops ,HOUSE OF 181.57 Partbenta DI. 2-3307 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK BARBER SHOP - PIZZA Parthenia and Lindley

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IfM forensics Team Wins 15 jljuvards In Tournament Club News Richards To Discuss BY MARSHA HENDLER A total of three superior and promptu speaking Al Epstein i-j pxoeilcnt awanls were given received a superior award for Art Club to host school Valley State Col- his day's work. meeting of the Association for Politics Wednesday A Ken Jewesson custom-made Childhood Education, Tuesday, \pse in the school's first foren- Miss O'Blenis also won a ex pot will be awarded to the win Richard Klchards.^ Califomtastatutory Ato' PdOotton Co«ir«r 'i„ toumament. last Saturday. cellent cetificate in persuasive 1 p.m., in J-4. The 163 competitiors repre speaking. ner of the name-the-ciub contest. Toreador Pep' Club State Senator, will speak next Act. This art allowa for a _ ...... , , Ail entries should be tumed in senting some 17 universities, The Toreadors announce Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Libr mission on niotor veldcle air Debaung tljis year s quesUqn- at today's noommeeting in the pollution to be set ap, aad for roUeees and Junior colleges, left "Resollved: That the Congress gallery. plans for an "Old Fashio^d ary 131. Richard's topic is 'TJem- the car muffler sttacbawwt to feelins Valley State was a Should Have the Power to Re Day Picnic." May 28. The main friendly, but a not too comprom- vise Decisions of the Supreme Final preparations will be ociatic Politics in California". cut down on smog prodaetton ta made today for the all-student features of the day wUl be a the city. ^ Isine host. Court." Matadors Al Epst^n Now ta his second term of "ta their finals of the semes and Jim Kilbum were awarded exhibit. Issues to be voted on box social and a iiayride. offifce, Richards has been con Originally from! Cedar ter the Forensics Team gained superior certificates. Hal Klap are the charter and the date Persons interested in helping cerned with representing tbe Rapids. Iowa, the hard-forking for a field trip to galleries.- with this event may notify Fran fruitful experience in their role man, Shirley Gaffey, Lloyd ACE * . more than 6 million people of Senator came to Los Angdes as host apd competitor," said Dr. Frerer, Stan Rand, Pat Donnel Famsworth in A-5, or ctmt^t • Los Angeles County on broad County In 1926. He received his ly and Claudia Benedikter all re- A talk on speech in elemen Martha Christensen, chaimian, • B.A. and L.L.B. from the Uni Pred McMahon, assistant pro county problems. fessor of speech and drama and cieved excellent awards in this tary schools is scheduled for-the Dickens 2-9258, before May 21. versity of Southem Califomta area of the Novice Toumament. Since be began his tenure ta and is currently practiqtag taw x^ch of the team. Sacrsmento ta 1954. he has ta with his own firm. Ridiards, Pat Donnelly. Rachael O'Bleri- Danny Pellow gained an ex troduced and suiHiorted legisla is Claudia Benedikter and Don cellent award in oral interpre 4 Watson. Smith and Hefferltag. Poet - Professor To Speak ture concemtag.jHibUc transpor In Los Angeles. Ritchie received excellent cer tation. tation, freeways, smog control, tificates 1 n extemporaneous The event was the first for local taxes, water development His lecture is part pf! the as speaking. ensics toumament to lie staged On Avant-Garde Authors and human rights. sociated student spring lecture In the difficidt area of Im- at the school and was termed a He has served as vice-chair series. i sucess by Dr. McMahon. Dr. Renee Hubert, assistant Borque." "Le Berceau d'Eve,": man of the Senate committee Ueek*» CddlemdUw professor of foreign languages, and "Asymptotes'* as well as. on transportation since 1955 and BOOKS FOB UBBABY—Stanley McElderry, left. Valley will discuss several of France's several articles on French liter-' was the co-author of most of most contro%-ersial novelists Lab Theatre State librarian, receives 13 votamea of Judacta from Bobert tODAY, APBn. 28 . Air Force ature and art. the freeway legislation passed when she speaits on 'The Novel Bom in (Sermany and raised by the legislature since then. Arlrosh, center, president of Jewish Chautauqua Society, Band concert. Music ûildtag, apd the Anti-Novel in France" .|n France, the Valley State in He has been on all of the key Enters Fiiial and David U Kaplan. asHistant executive director. Books were 8:30 p.m. Recruiters next Wednesday at 1 p.m. in structor graduated from°lhe Un committees oh the water pro given to help support society's program to exptata Judism TOMOBBOW, APBIL 29 Ubrary 131. . iversity of Paris and received blem, representtag Southem and promoto better uadewtandlng of aU reiigions. Golf. Utile Five Toumament, Dr. Hubert will take a critical her Ph.D. from Columbia Uni California'^ views in the con- Performances 12:30, home. Here May 5-6 look at the post-war generation versity. She has taught at troversiil sectional battle, -Children's Theatre, "Rumpel of Gallic novelists currently Sarah Lawrence, Harvard and? Bkbarda has serv«d bn the Ftaal performances of the stUtskin," 8 p.m., Theatre i^Jn^ -. Representatives of the U.S. Writing novels minus plot and Columbia. : i taterim' smog Oanpnittee stace three plays on the second tali- Mock Convention Chooses time. . ^ Air I Force Recruiters of the characterization as she com Beckett. Butor an^ RobbeOril'l: 1954 and authored oratory theatre Wll are sched Film Festival, "Women ta the Nortih Valley area will be on pares them to Stendhal, Balzac let are all known personally by tag to this matter dorinir-tiM Painting," 8 p.m., Library 131. campus Thursday and Friday, and other great French writers Dr. Hubert. She add the e:p)er- uled for 7:30 p.m. in Ubrary May 5-6 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. of the past. 1951-50 oeesiors. Due to his 131, which has lieen transform StevensoU'Kennedy Team SATUBDAY, AFBIL. SO imentalist writers became a^f work'on the problem;, tbe UM ; Baseball, Cal-Westera, 1:30 in the Cafeteria tp explain their Among the avant-garde quainted at the Paris pubbsh-j ed in to a lounge theatre for training' program for college writers to be discussed by Dr. special session'passed the flAY, BCAY 4 A similar piôgram is also open Beverly Joes A Jills on -.the program. Directed by until 5 pjn. Califomta State Handleman^ vice-president; Dick Means. , Senator Bichard Blcbards was AS. lecture series. Senator to women graduates, except EMpire 1-8664 10r,49 nwkdl A»t Franz, secretary-ti"easurer; Jess Hal Klapman, fhe cast is made women must be single, may tie Gnnsd< IDHK CUif. To unseat Valley State the kejmote spea her. Richard Richards, 8 p.m.. Li Averback and Pat Murphy, libr up of Joseph LoCastro, Uoyd brary 131. older and with no dependants. arians; and Harry Jarvis, band Frerer, Duke Mollner, James Fullerton delegates used "power Over 600 students from al Short, Dante Green-and Robert politics" behind and on the con most every college in Southem A.S. Executive Council, 3 p.m.. manager. Library 315. The sprtag band concert is Heam. vention scene, FuUerton paved California, representing every free to the general student liody Admission to taboriatory pUys state in the union and Ita tarri- Notice and public.; is free. tories. participated in revision of pUtform, rules and creden Tomorrow Is the final day Students To tlals committee reporta, five that entries will be accept minute demonstrations for the ed for the SwMUal Literary Do Ybu Think ^Yburself? major candidates, speech-mak Suppienent to be publlsbed Name Streets ing and balloting, as delegates May 12. Entries most be ^ , (TAKE OFF ON THIS QUIZ AND SEE WHERE YOU I^ND*) ^ LUXURY to the actual Democratic Na- turned In no later than JS The Executi%-e Board has re fitanal Conventkm wHl do at the pm. Friday, April 29, to-tbe cently chosen a three member LXSS' Angeles Sports Arena this Sundial office (Fine, Arti) committee to select names for July, 129). j -i-.. various streets on campus— IS vou AU caught by the Dean but wi-guard, iMokstore, you in an infraction of a rule, would CLASSFMED ADVERTkSMNG you (A) try to impress him with may be swamped with orders your sincere personality? (B) FOR BENT for Span ish-American dictionar WANTED Motorcycle —1966 Triumph develop a strong argument ies. TR6. Good condition, $600. ST. against the injustice of the rule? Canvassers, pleasant outdoor S5242. New Buildings—Just Completed According to Student Body night work for large food dis (C) confess and take the conse President Bob Hilburn, "It would tributors. %2 hour plus commis quences'^ probably be good to keep the '55 T-Btlrd semi-custom. Titan sion, plus bonus, past-time. Ask AD 1-2-3 Bedroom DeLuxe names in a Spanish theme since for Mr. Howard. 7346 Reseda red, 14 in. wheels, Merc, tall BQ CD we are called the Matadors." Blvd.. Reseda. light Full power. Citrus 4-9S96 Apartments The board is now accepting^ er CH. 7-8849*« nominations for the names POK SAII Adorable Chihuahua Puppies. which will lie voted upon by tiie Malces perfect Rift. Reasonable. 1 And 2 Baths board and passed on directly By owner. 4 liedroom and den or 5 bedroom home. Air condi Day EM. 3-1167, Evening E:M. 3- to the buildtag committee. 7063. Al| wil^ private potios, complete carpeting, drapes, wltH Any student wishing to sub tioning, carpet-s, drapes, 1.7000 mit names should bear in mind square feet. Steal at $19,950; alf. conditioning optional. , _ EM. 3-7277. ' Beautiful Orchid Corsages for that the deadline date for en Mother's Day (May 8th>. Laven i t ' ^ - > .• . tries has lieen set for May 13. Lox-ely 3 bedroom home in thei der $3. White $4. Picked only #, Medium Price Rentals Suggestions should be tumed in to A-5. . heart of the orange grove one I oh order, so SWIM CAPS that that nrialie you over at the drop general expert typtag. EM makar to make more rata- Tir TWat Wl* Okl* 1-3871. bowsf INSURANa mtxmtt M LMk ni of a hat, ^Masquerade at a ravithing honey blond one iT BOB CABTEB •nmWING - Englidi. Days day, brunette, or black hair next.—and speaking of hots AD BQcd INSCntANCE ACSNCY TODVN « COUNTIY A Eymtags. $2.00 Hour • DL •• BEAUTY SAIOH don't mist our AAAO HATS for MAY GUYS AND GALS— 7808. (Complete Insurance Service) iof diaae- att4BesedaBML '|M|4S11 SSM Beaeda Blvd. DI Mt7li you con wash 'em, fold 'em, and revert* 'em. 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