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Barabba Defeats Tookey; I I \:) '-^^ 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 •. ' ^OL. 4, NO. 26 SAN PHtNANOO VAIUY STAn^euJOe, NORTHRW>0C, CAIIP. THURSOAY, APRIL 28, 1960 •Barabba Defeats Tookey; I I "Rickson New Vice Presideiit Picnic Places Spotlight Dbnnif Win^AWS 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«^ila 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 ^^a 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 dU^ion 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.
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