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y 0jLumberjack 4 |__10 * Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1952 PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS ARIZONA STATE COLLEGE AT FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA Yuletide Assembly 'Village Barber' Curtain To Set For Tomorrow Rise Tonight At 8 o'clock An all-student Christmas assembly has been set for to­ morrow, 11:20 a.m. in Ash­ Training School To urst Auditorium, according In Ashurst Auditorium to Lavina Sowers, social man­ Carol Friday Here Rogery Ardrey And Mary Louise Richards ager of the Associated Stud­ Carry Leading Roles In Conrvc Opera ent Body. For the past week children in Christmas Customs I tie opera workshop, tinner During the assembly, the Lum­ the College Elementary School on berjack band, directed by A. Har­ the campus have been busy decor­ And Origins Told the direction of Jack Swartz, old Goodman, will perform some ating their rooms in preparation j Have you ever wondered who in-1 Yuletide Events w ill present “The Village Bar­ of the numbers wmch it did on for the Christinas season. : vented the custom of kissing under : ter,” a comic opera, tonight tour of the Northern Arizona com­ Each room has largely planned I the mistletoe'.’ Well Attended at 8 o’clock in Ashurst Aud­ munities earlier this year. Among and made their own decorations. ! Anti perhaps, the origin of the * Pre-Christmas events on campus! itorium. Tickets are 65 cents the numbers to be presented are The forest service provided Christ­ for adults and 35 cents for Christmas tree. Santa Claus and ,were well attended during the week , Praeludim, Kreisler-Goodman, by mas trees for the various classes t Christmas cards is a mystery to i students. Lucy Northcutt, violin soloist; Vin­ end. and a big one to be placed in the ! you. Roger Ardrey will portray the cent Youman’s Fantasy, V. You- hall. According to Dr. Chester K. i Strangely enough, mistletoe was | President and Mrs. L. A. Blast- part of Herr Lux, the barber, and man, with Mary Lou Rogers, so­ Davis, head of the training school, [ originally a sacrifice to Pagan bum were host and hostess at open Vlary Louise Richards will play prano. Roger Ardrey, baritone, and i kindergarten children have clone gods. It was gathered and burned house and yuletide tea from 3 lo Suschen, the leading lady, whom Tom Cleaver, drummer; and Pa­ | an especially good job of decor­ I by ancient Druid Priests who cut ]5 p. m. Their home was beautifully , the greedy barber wishes to marry rading the Brass, A. E. Ostling. ating their room. ‘ it with a golden sickle and held ; decorated with Christmas greenery for her money. A community sing of Christmas This week the children are prac- it in high reverence. Not only w a s! and flowers for the occasion. Other roles are Joseph, Suae hen’s carols will be held, directed by Dr. | ticing Christmas carols in prepar­ the green parasite offered in sac- ! College students assisted at the I lover, Bill Brennan; Herr Rundt, Eldon Ardrey, head of the music ation for caroling in various build­ rifice but it was distributed among 1 affair as hosts and hostesses, j the school teacher. Bill Arthur; department. All students are urged ings on campus Friday morning. the people and hung up in their Guests included'all students and; Margaret Smith, a widow, Lavina to attend the assembly. | For several years the training bouses. As the tradition ran, when­ faculty. Background music was I| Sowers; Adam, the barber’s ap­ Marlow Day. president of the school students have gone carol­ ever enemies met under the mis- j played by Judith Mercer and Leona ; prentice, Garvin Hanchett; Peter student body, will be master of ing in the lobby if the Gammagc tletoe, they would forget their grie- j Koenig. ; Taylor, the village fop, Keith ceremonies. . Library and they will do so again : vances and embrace. At 5 p. m. in Ashurst auditor­ Gould; and the two peasants,Tinky this year. A treat of candy canes The English had a time in their ium, the Northern Arizona Symph­ | Madrid and Fred Kuhn. will be provided for the children history when mistletoe was hung ony Orchestra presented its first Lavina Sowers is student direc- Orchids after they have finished their carol­ only in the kitchen and the boy concert of the season before a large 1 ter, Lucio Ceballos is in charge ing by the employees of the Pre­ who kissed a girl standing under audience of adults and children. ! of props and Eldrena Farr heads i it plucked one of the white berries sident's office, registrar’s office, Musicians from Snowflake, Wil­ the costume and makeup crew. CAST MEMBERS in “The Village Barber” are pictured above in a scene from the|«m ic opera. 1 eter i for every kiss. * i business office, bookstore, and the liams, Prescott, Kingman, Flag­ Written by Joann Schenk in 1732, Tailor the village f"p, plaved by Keith Gould is sh r ,n lying down on the tab e. ^hile Margaret | The history of the Chrisma ? tree j office of education. Directing the Use widow? played by Lavina Sower*, attempts to revive him. Herr Rundt, the school teacher, played staff, and Tempe took part, under the cpea revolves around the ef­ i is still disputed by scholars. Some carol singing is Miss Minnie Rose- i__ d:ii u ih .ir ftKcprt* « th*» nrnceedin2S. direction of Jack Swartz of the forts of Herr Lux, the village bar­ take its birth back to ancient Egy- berry, and Mrs. Lucy Walkup is college music faculty. I ber. to promote in the village the playing the accompaniment. Both ipt, while the majority place its | sale of a cure-all which he has in- Honored -it the conceit was Geor­ are teachers at the training school. beginning in Germany in 1605. How­ j vented from herring. Many amus­ ge F. Backe, supervisor of music Friday afternoon each room will Leading English Authority On Crime ever. German tradition has it that ing incidents arise from his effort*. Band Clinic Draws at Prescott schools. Dr. Eldon A. have a Christmas party planned Martin Luther, great Protestant The acene of the opera is Lux's Ardrey presented to Jiim an honor by the individual teachers and af leader, took an evergreen tree home barber shop. . Detection, Prevention To Appear Here scroll in recognition of his more ter the party, school will be dis­ Northern Schools thus introducing the custom. The opera, first presented in Richard Harrison, who will speak ed from Harvard University ana than 25 years of service to music missed for the holidays. Santa Claus is another German ASC three years ago, had its open­ ; Nearly ltt> high school band stu- j here on Monday. Jan. 12 in Ash- Mr. Harrison numbers among his education at Prescott. ’ product. The merry gentleman is ing in the Maine Consolidated urst Auditorium, is one of Eng- forebears a branch of the family dents and music instructors from} a growth from the legend of St. Feature of the program was School at Parks last Wednesday {1C northern Arizona communities . land’s leading authorities on crim- which settled centuries ago in Bos­’ Nicholas, a man living in the Four­ •‘Peter and the Wolf,” symphonic ton. It is recorded that two of his night. The opera will also be pre­ Future Teachers i assembled on campus Saturday, j ' th Century. fairy tale, with Larry Schnebly sented in other Northern Arizona Dec. 13 for a band clinic. ; ancestors, a father and son, fought St. Nicholas, according to legend, as narrator. on opposing sides at Bunker Hill; communities. Elect New Officers A. Harold Goodman, band direc-' learned that three young women i The traditional Yule Log service ; the father, lighting for the British,’ 1 had no suitors because their father\ To You tor here ewas clinician for the was presented by the women stu­ I was killed. was too poor to provide a dowry ' Vacation Starts Friday Future Teachers of America elec­ group. Rendol Gibbons, Holbrook, dents in North Hall lounge Sunday Too young to take part in WorldI for them, So one night he filled; Some of the Orchids given ted new- officers last week to re­ .and Pat Curry, Snowflake, were in |evening at 7 o’clock. Students will begin their Christ­ War I. Richard Harrison worked three bags with gold and threw ; this week are to people on plage those that are graduating in 'charge of general arrangements, j Eight senior women students car­ mas holidays after their classes on ! ir an aircraft factory before set-•th e m into the ladies' windows. Need January. ried the yule log to the fireplace Friday, Dec. 19, and return to the campus most deserving for ! Band members were selected stu­ Coxfimcea i/* paye 2 less to say, they were soon hap­ W. C. Ingram was elected pre­ in the lounge. They were Mrs. Es­ ; campus Sunday. Jan. 4, to resume their efforts in making the dents from 10 northern Arizona pily married. From that beginr.,..*,, sident. Wade Preston, vice presi­ ther Britton, Pat Mead. Doreen , classes the next day. Christmas spirit felt keenly i High School bands. The 11 schools German children came to believe dent; Mrs. Ellen Champoux, sec­ Fritz, Dolores Lorona, Martha Ma Easter vacation will run from represented included: Williams HL- him the giver of the Christmas pre­ -during this Yuletide season. retary, and Forest Martin, treas­ lone, Bertha l^ewis, Mrs. Kathleen April 2 to April 7, inclusive, it * * * gh School, four students and Raul . Ardrey Receives sents they found in their shoes urer, Betty Bartlett, representative Moore and Gloria Trillo. was announced by Dean J. Law­ j Negrette and Charles Gustin. in-' ' and stockings beside the fireplace. To the President and First Lady to the Inter - organization council, rence Walkup. This is one day long­ I struetors; Holbrook, 10 students The Norsemen claimed the chim­ The Christmas message was giv­ of Ihe campus. Dr. and Mrs. Lacey Former officers Ruh Herrington Bound Copy Of er than originally scheduled, due and Reggit Rodrizues and Kendo 1 ; ney descent as their own. Hertha. en by Dr. Charles W. Meister. The Eastburn, goes an Orchid for a and Jim Brunstein graduate in Jan­ to the fact that classes for the j Gibbons, instructors; Prescott Jun­ their goddess appeared in their fi- [Shrine of the Ages Choir partici­ lovely tea and social gathering, uary. | spring semester have been moved ! ior High, four students and Carmen : 'Legend Of Mesa' | replaces and brought with her hap­ pated in the opening processional, which enabled tut all, if we grasped During the business meeting a up a day, starting Jan. 27 instead ; Soccorsey, instructor; Winslow sev- i piness and good fortune. singing "O Come All Ye Faithful.” flte opportunity, to meet and get report on the progress of a state , of Jan. 28. Spring registration of en students nnd William Brown, A hound copy of an Indian opera,’ Dr. Clement Moore, a Bible pro- Group singing of Christmas songs acquainted u ith faculty members organization of future teachers was all students will be Jan. 26. of he students on campus. instructor; Prescott Senior High., '■‘Legend q( the Mesa," bv the fam- fCvn tinned on Page 6) was led by Dr. Eldon A. Aredrey. given by Preston. A club has now : ouh composer Albert Hay Malotte, Here’s aw Orchid with a lei of ap- been started at the University of 11 students and George Backe and RICHARD HARRISON j was recently received from Gov­ prtcia tion and gratitude. Arizona, Tempe, and Eastern Ari : Ray Henderson, instructors: Snow­ * * * ernor Howard Pyle by Dr. Eldon zona Junior College, with Flagstaff ’ flake, 12 students and Pat Curry. inal detection and crime preven­ The Northern Arizona Sympho­ | instructor; Flagstaff. 12 students e A. Ardrey, head of the music de­ being the oldest chapter holding a tion. He will appear here in the ny orchestra and Jack Swartz, ! and James Williams arid Robert part me nt an us director of the Shrine national charter. third of the lecture series program. of the Ages Choir. their director are most deserving Plans were also discussed for stu­ ; Fitzmaurice, instructors; Showlow Author of “Scotland Yard.*’ pub­ One of the songs, ‘"An Under­ of orchids this week for their out­ dents of Flagstaff to make a tour j Elementary School, Harold Jensen, lished here in the spring of 1949, standing Heart.” is being consi­ standing performance last Sunday of Mexico with a group of future instructor: Cottonwood, eight stu- Mr. Harrison is a wiiter of not*1 dered for the 1953 broadcast of in Ashurst Auditorium. The cam­ teachers from all over the state : dents and Irene Brown, instruct- in his native country on crime in the Grand Cattron Ewtew S u i t e pus welcomes them all when they in January. Con'imte-d #rt page 2 are here and finds their perfor­ fact and fiction. As a journalist ho f in which the Shrine of thhn Ages mance enjoyable and most enter­ covered important criminal trials Choir annually participates. taining. An Orchid to you all for W eeks Personajity ir Britain, for more than fifteen The enpv of the Indian onora a fine evening of music entertain­ .. . years and spent long hours delving was presented to Governor Pvle ment. into the ease histories of earlier • l»v t*'r' composer. It is beautifully * * * One Of Three Of Family Enrolled, trials. He left journalism for novel ' bound as a p'oesentation copy, mak- The nomen and head resident* writing, which had always been : ing a personalized gift of rare va* *if North Nall, nrul their Dormitory his aim, and published numerous lue and beauty. T V binding was •('fHnrcil a ll deserve mir bouquet of Rea Ceballos Says I Like Flagstaff’ books on police and criminal them- I don/- hv Charles W. Malotte, father 'Orchid* for ;. Charles Meister deserves an sophomore year. One must agree the public. With this authoritative i by all of her classmates and since Grand Canyon when the religious Itchid, not only for this week, but that all these activities keep a jun­ source material, he has written wha she entered college, has always or rv ice was broadcast over the 'or the work he has done in the ior co-ed busy. Oh yes, Bea also may be called toe definitive book helped on various committees for Vorld Raster morning. .a«t in carrying the name of the has a hobby which would fit into on the history and methods of one i different school organizations. Governor Pvle, co-founder and oilpfce with him. as he Jfoes out the home ec field, that of collect­ of the most famous law enforce­ : Bea, the daughter of Mr. and nrodwrer of the famous Easter • rnalv speeches at dinner meet- ing salt and pepper shakers. ment agencies in the work! Scot­ , Mrs. Lucio Ceballos of Winslow, service, has taken part in the ngs and clubs. The talk he gave The Ceballos family must like ihe land Yard. Published in England j was bom in Winslow and attended ^£BO-TCTAR sponsored broadcast uiulav night at the Yule Log Ser- roilege for Beatrice has two bro­ under the title "Whitehall 1212," a ; the public schools there. having r-wry year since it w « begun the tice was tnapiring ar.d gave a well­ thers going to school here. Bea copy of his hook wras accepted by graduated from high school in 1950. 1-V-i‘ m rooming of 1W5, - i sed opinion of the CV.ii istmas likes, the school and is looking for- King George VI. She then enrolled as a sludent at O f the song. "An Understanding apirit. Our special Orchid to you w n d to teaching somewhere in Richard Harrison was bom ir A SC in Flagstaff and intends t " ^ i n e b l 7 Or I*r. M eister. Arizona on the secondary level. Hove. Sussex in 1901 at the begin­ ' complete her college career here. ning of the Edwardian era. His a beautiful, vcrv reverent niece of f-'Maan Arrirrv recenllv, from GoTernor Howard P y ^ . Looking over the book are at - y, . 'She has two majors, ele-mentarv About teaching she says. " I know of Ihe mn*«» maybe used in the Grand Canyon Easter Sunn** Serrx* To nur business mnr*ff*r, N 7r~ father, Dr. Walter Harrison, a den­ * irV arrd I think it would be de- 1 education, and home economics, and I will like teaching, especially in by Ihe Shrine of the Ages Choir. 1‘I ('hambers, the editors send tt tal surgeon of note, was graduat- si'•able for the Easter service.” has just completed a six weeks the fie-ld of home economics.” (Continued on Page -f) And A Happy New Year Fin j»sta ff, A rizona THE LUMBERJACK WlaI; „. D?:. !7, 1052 Students Answer What Does Christinas Mean To You?

This week’s poll question “What Does Christmas Mean THE LUMBERJACK to You?” was meant to bring out a little more serious w hy study? Colored Picture Published every Wednesday during the school year except ex­ thought at the Christmas season. But perhaps the lighter Ten wayt to get through college amination weeks— no issue during school vacations— by and for gayer Yuletide spirits that pervail had a great deal of in­ Adams' Sour Apples without even trying — the Associated Students Organization of the Arizona State College flue nee on the even lighter spirit in some of the answers re-» Contest To Close at Flagstaff, Arizona ceived. Christmas does mean a great many different things 1. Bring the professor news­ By Chuck Adams Time is rapidly passing by, with paper clippings dealing with his to different people but underneath it all lies the true mean­ each day bringing the colored slide EDITORIAL STAFF ing that none can deny though perhaps it is hard to ex­ subject; demonstrates fiery in­ contest, now in progress nearer an Co-Editors ...... Dolores Lorona, Bertha Lewis press. on of good will that sterns to terest and give him timely items end. Closing date for the contest Sports Editors ...... _...... Neil Troost, Keith Schaulis nalce everyone happy and friendly Some of th, brighter p«»o n » on the «n,„us have remarked oo to mention in class. He thinks is Thursday. Jan. 15. PEGGY GREGORY: I could sa» ind full of good wil, which is the extreme coolness of this H a g ita ff clime. everything deals with his subject. that ft means getting a vacatior There is still enoug'.i time to win BUSINESS STA/F om-’thing a lot o fpeople I know I would like I. ad colored pictures and submitting ...... Melvin T. Hutchinson MOLLY BULLOCK: Christmas watch don’t stare at it unbelieving­ Sponsor and Journalism Instructor that — it means peopel bein' them to the LUMBERJACK office. Circulation M anag er____ JL______...... Marty Chambers neans that I can leave Flagstaff ly and shake it. A 35 m m camera should be u*>< d. cheerful with the Christmas spirit ?or a while, and take a vacation. v »,e S f^„rha sHyjss? S 3. Nod frequently and murmur, Subjects for the pictures can be it means family get-togethers whil JANET ROBINETT; Christmas M s . h- “ How True!” At least this may students, scenery, dormitory life, LUMBERJACK STAFF they decorate the tree and visit s a time of rejoicing, not only ardent lover is Romeo U - or a new w ay of making firt. help his ego. or cam pu^and classroom activity. Forest Martin, Esther Hetzner, Shirley Johnson Dale Slocum, it means the celebration of thf because it is the time when we I t*ll von Pm bitter. I ’m afraid to walk .past a tree without 4. Sit in front, near him (only This is an opportunity to provide Xiki Cullum, Pat Lorona, Sally Farrell, Chuck Adams, Jois Mo­ birth of a man who has becomt celebrate the birth of Christ, but bil roy and Chona Freeman. mv Via* flame-thrower on my back. The other day 1 was; walking if you intend to stay awake.) Let pictures to be shown in home town the symbol of the Chirstian reli­ it is wonderful to get away from by an innocent-looking tree when a horrible-looking |,L‘rs“n f ^ ^ him know who you are. high schools by Lewis J. McDon­ gion — Jesus Christ. school and the fast-mving world gibbered as he heaved a huge siiow-oalt at my unhappj connt inance. The editorial columns of THE LU M BERJACK are open to any 5. Laugh at his jokes. You can ald. college field representative, LA REE JACKSON: To me around us for a few days of relax­ It hit me. I felt like Nagasaki under the A-Bomb. individual but all editorials accepted for publication must bear _ always tell. If he looks up and when he visits all high schools in Christmas, means a vacation from ation. It is a season of exchanging the signature of the author. Opinions expressed in editorials are Alwng with the human .now.hall cannon can clas“ ^ smiles expectantly, he has told Arizona next spring. not necessarily the opinions of the staff, or the Associated Stu­ school getting to see most of my of gifts of good-will and friend­ oarticular tvne of organism called the glacier-bluffer. He is the a funny. Prizes to be given for the best dents organization. The editor assumes responsibility for, but it nld friends and getting a lot of one who w HI stand in 20 feet of snow and swear hrV burning ship. 6. Ask for outside reading. You pictures submitted will be photo­ not necessarily the author of, unsigned editorials. eood chow. Christmas is the time IVA. HEW ARD: Christmas is the to death. His name is Leopola. AH glacier-bluffers should be caHed don’t rave to read it. Just ask! graphic equipment. This is an op­ i f year we celebrate the birth of day we celebrate as Christ’s birth­ Leopold. Leopold doesn’t fooany-one as he strides through the Arrtw 7. [f you must sleep, arrange portunity for photography fans to SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.75 PER SEMESTER Christ, and we should remember it day. Also it means vacation time wearing his flops long Cassidy rl-*hirt and protruding his chest like to be called at the end of the hour. build up their present equipment. as that. '** where you give and receive gifts. a drunker. Alps climber. Cirls adore Leopold, the below-zero, halfwit. It creates an unfavorable impres­ Submit slides before January 15. GARY HOLT: Time of giving Usually at this time of the season Even the ice-cubes rattle when he struts by. sion if the rest of the class has and receiving, and you should want all the members away from home But the undertaker has only a tear for poor Leopold as he car­ left and you sit there alone, dozing. From Our Viewpoint to give more than you should want return and everyone has a swell ries his stiff, frozen corpse to a place of eternal rest. And evwybody if preparing for a 100-yard dash. 8. Be sure the book you read to receive. time. hopes that L e o p o ld ’s ice-bound spirit will find a place of warmth. This will tend to call his atten­ Merry Christmas .... FRANKLN QUITUGUA: Christ­ He has a good chance. . during the lecture looks like a book tion to the time element. mas is said to be the birth date from the course. Match the books — From UKM Lolm Once again that lime of the year has rolled around when all for size and color. of us are imbued with the “peace on earth — good will t men” feeling, of Christ, the savior, and feeling LEADING— 9. Ask any question you thin a time of holl?, and tinsel, and a time when heartfelt Christmas of joy and good will should exist Have you looked at your wallet lately? I did. All that I got (Ctpntinuet'i from rage 1) was a cold empty stare. And I knew it was Chirstmastune. - he can answer. Avoid announcing carols* ring out ofl the clear cold air. in mankind. Ming down to his studies as a me* Christmas comes once a year and brings store decorations, Christ­ that you nave found a question M cC u l l o u g h Christmas is, indeed, a joyous occassion .... A time when all LUCY NORTHCUTT: Christmas Heal student. Temporary ill health men feel a little closer to his fellows, a time for joy, for kindness, and mas trees, holly wreath, Christmas cards, gifts and Santa Claus. he couldn’t answer. i Insurance Agency is a fellowshio with ones family forced him to relinquish these stu- for worship. Christmas is a time when all differences should vanish, and the traditional gift giving It is the time when the poor feel rich enough to give to the 10. Near the end of the period, when aH should feel the unity so essential and so lacking in our world. 1ies for a career in farming, an poor and the rich feel to poor to give anything to anyone. Christmas wind V°ur watch, zip your note­ 108 No. San Francirco should only be symbolic of the occupation for which he soon learn­ Christmas* is a combination ot good things. There is more spon­ stories and carols are again heard for perhaps the ",0t)th time. And book several times and lean ex­ i Of. 288 PHONE Res 275-J taneous goodness during the Yuletide season than any other time gifts which were given Christ by ed he had neither inclination nor the wise men. I have a lot of fun it never bothers anyone that Christmas if* old. tremely forward in your seat as during the year. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if some of this spirit could 'iptitude. He abandoned the plough But perhaps there Is something more serious — more sacred — b< carried into all other seasons of the year? on Christmas — I think most pco- for the pen and completed his edu­ ole do — because we have so much more meaningful in Christmas which the term **X-mas” does not The spirit of Christmas is again on our campus, pulling us closer cation the hard way by beginning express. Could it he the long-lost prefix, Christ? _ together and infusing us with the desire to do good for our ffellow- for which to be thankful. as a reporter on a country paper. Much has been made on the commercialization of Christmas. a tim of holly, and tinsel, and a time when heartfelt Christmas ED W EINTRAU P: The one time By stages he reached Fleet Street, People have said that Santa Claus has replaced the Babe of Bethlehem. living. . . , . a year everybody forgets their Some have even said that we should put Christ back under the Christ­ Though it has been said many times, in many ways, we of the the Mecca of all British journal­ troubles and realty live it up. ists, digressing for brief in te n d s mas tree. LUMBERJACK staff wish to add to all others wishing you a "very BETTY KELLEY: The thing F ("PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS ) Merry Christmas and a Happy New \ear.” to gain first-hand knowledge of all To argue either way would he foolish. But a Christmas without like most about Christmas is the sorts and conditions of men by Christ would be empty and childish. For who comes to a person’s FLAGSTAFF Jg ARIZONA ----- gay spirit behind it. It’s the one working in a variety of occupations birthday without a thought of the person. So much more, then, should T H E S T O R E W e Stand In N ee d...... time* of the year that people really from truck-driver to super-sales­ we meditate on the birthday of Cod’s son. An organization of which tin- college stands in great need has think of others. man. 1 would like to close my last column of 1952 with this passage b*?n reorganized as of last week, and is now in smooth working DON WETZEL: Christmas Equipped at last with a wide from the story of Christmas. c~der. ■ means to me a two weeks vaca­ knowledge of people and affairs— For unto us a child is born, unto us a soil is given: and the govern­ Formerly called thePresident’s Club the group now bears tion which ought to come a little and especially of crime, criminals ment shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonder­ a new, and quite impressive name . . . A. S. C. Inter-Organization more often. and police—he left acive journal­ ful Counseller. The mighty God, the everlasting Father. The Prince GOLDEN DRUMSTICK Council. The purpose of changing the name and the representation of Peace. BCD C.REER: It means to me ism to concentrate on novel writing is to lighten the load on a club president, and give more members the K.EK party and two weeks Isaiah 9:6 «f organizations an opportunity to take part in meetings of interest A passion for accuracy led him vacation. Merry Christmas. . Fried Chicken to their group. to seek his backgrounds first-hand, Because there is such a need for a central meeting place of all JIM MCALPIN: It means a two and first-hand knowledge led him week vacation with much fun. Also United States, while in this coun­ rr™anizations, and because is may help to awaken dubs which -have to write on police and criminal - Special Cash and Carry The Very Best not felt a need to participate in activities an ammendment to the a chance to make money. methods in fact as well as in fic­ try Mr. Harrison intends to make constitution states that “Any group which has two absences from the CECIL LEW IS: It means 16 tion. His reiutation as a leading Student Discount meetings shall be subject to the recommendation of the Student Coun­ days of vacation and an awful authority on crime has spread be­ a study of American methods of The Best Fried Chicken in the cil that it be declared uiactive and shall receive no privileges on good chance to see your buddies yond the confines of England and criminal detection and law enfor­ the social calendar.” and friends, and plenty of time for Whole Wide World he is now equally *vell known in cement. Thirty-six organizations were represented, at the meeting last parties. BROWNIE v,eefc. That was fairly good representation, however, there are many countries of the Continent. RIP VAN WINKLE: Merry forty-seven groups on the active list of campus- clubs. At the beginning of World War ^ also All groups are urged to take in,mediate action in electing or Xmas and Happy New Year. II he served as an Air Raid War­ CLEANERS appointing members to represent their chib. This is important! Let’s SCOTT CLARK: When T was den and after the Fall of France Try our Take Home Dept. have 100 percent co-operation in this club, we need it! little it meant presents, now it he volunteered for service in the RAGSwr.PHARMACY means parties. Yeah ! ! ! ! British Army. Invalided out early, * OBUGOtSTS W CHEMISTS FtASSTAfF * ARIZONA 222 W. Santa Fe Box-O-Chicken To Go AL LOBATO: It .means that I ho obtained a commission in the Brunstein Honored b a n d — can go home and be'rfd of all the Home Guard and, in addition. b§- “One-Day Service” • college hoodlums. 607 Mikes Pike Jim Brunstein, student here, has (Continued_ frvm Pnge 1) came a speaker for the British LUPE ACEVEDO: It means that been selected as the Chesterfield Ministry' of Information, addressing I can go home and see my Fiance cigaret StTPEREP for the month or; and St. Johns, five students thousands of American servicemen — Vicki. of December by the makers of Ch­ and Thad Greer, instructor. and women on subjects of crime See Sutcliffe BILL LOG SON: The average esterfields in conjunction with the The morning section of the clinic, and police work in fact and fiction. for Your Flower person's Xmas means going in Campus Merchandising Bureau Inc directed by Goodman, consisted of He was also a lecturer to the Coun­ debt from buying presents, so I Needs - Just Ph,.lB4-W & of New York City. sectional work and of rehearsing cil for Adult Education in His Ma­ * don’t buv any. trying out my pre­ jesty's Forces and a lecturer for In competition with representa the whole band in the playing of SUTCLIFFE FLORAL sents which I never get because Cambridge University Board for fives from almost every college and three selections. Afternoon work in­ 4 No. Leroux J don’t give any. and most of all Extra-Mural Studies. university in the country. Brun­ cluded sight reading materials, and one HeU of a hangover. This is his second trip to the stein was picked unanimously for direct im hy the different high j ;;i:hoo! band instructors. GLORIA TRILLO: To me Xmas the award. Along with the award means nresr>nts and more nresents. went a 525 cash bonus. Purpose of the clinic were to give the student an opportunity to JU N E SMITH- Tt;s a chance to In the Chesterfield representa­ perform in a well balanced sym­ see m r family after seven months tive’s report paper, the announce­ phonic band, and to help the dir- away from home. Also it is a sea- YOUR WEEKLY MOVIE GUIDE ment of the award appeared on t'ct^rs grow professionally by ex­ the front page with a full write­ press! ng ideas and demonstrating Northern Arizona Theaters, Inc. up and six pictures showing the techniques and methods used in local representative speaking with conducting a concert band. Carl Carlson, owner of the College Hive t(j> 7o ORPHEUM FLAGSTAFF inn; putting up displays, talking to 15 WEST ASPEN IS N. San Francisco friends and in his home at Cottage Hatrer’s Jewelry Shop NTIER City. 15 No. Leroux St. Box office opens M 6:45 PHONE 423 This year marks the third year Hamilton. Elgin, Bulova 1~Jou>l Potential p.m. Sat., Sun., Holidays BOX OFFICE OPENS as representative for Brunstein Watches 1:45 p.m. Phone 568 1:45 P. M. here at ASC, In 1950, he won an Diamonds — Kirk Sterling honorable mention award for his Repairing Wednesday home for Christmas program that year. Wed. and Thur. La Voragine Compliments o-f Joan Crawford Armando Calvo and Sudden Fear spend more time having THE BANK OF ARIZONA Alicia Caro For men ol executive caliber, Flagstaff, Arizona careers await in the follow­ Fri. and Sat. THurs. and Fri. holiday fun at home... ing occupational fields: Double Feature Leave Her To Heaven in Technicolor less time traveling INTERNATL COMMERCE Battle Zone Jeanne Crain John Horiiak I N T E R N A T 'L B A N K IN G Gene Tierney Come In and Have Stephen MfcNally Cornel Wilde MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY INTERNATL MARKETING Linda Christian aJso FOREIGN SALES and Laura to THE CANDY BOX U S FO R E IG N SERVICE * Captain Pirate Gene Tierney F O R E IG N T R A D E - starring Dana Andrews DOMESTIC Louis Hayward Clifton Webb Ship Your Christmas Candies For You Patricia Medina PHOENIX Color by Technicolor Sat. Sun. 70 Minutes Sun. and Mon. Matinees Both Days The Rains Came Matinee Monday 2 P. M. ’ J!ym a Loy and THE BEST ON *66' Randolph Scott Tyrone Power TUCSON The Donna Reed American Institute For Hangman's Knot High Sierra 2 Mrs., 20 Min. And Its Near A. S. C. Campus— Technicolor Humphrey Bogart Foreign Trade offers you Ida Lupino — Fine Foods at Reasonable Prices graduolelewl trainis? lor a satisfying and lucrative Everything you might wart, from sizzling steaks to Tuesday CLOSED MONDAY career abroad. Advanced DOUGLAS succulent sea foods. Matinee Wed. 2 P. M. degrees ottered. 3 Hrs., 30 Min. Homemade Pastries. Tasty Sandwiches, Try our Ham­ Operation Secret Tuesday burger— It’s a full meal— arrl Andrew's C offee is worth Cornel Wilde. Karl Malden Steve Cochran Two Flags West 10 eenfR.. Wlite To: _ RESERVATIONS: Call 90? or any travel a?r«rnc:<’ BOB CROIZER Joseph Totten The Registrar I#inda Darnell ANDREWS' COFFEE SHOP American Institute Jeff Chandler For Tcreign Trade Matinee Mondays, Cornel Wilde Just North of U n d e n ts on Highway 66 P. O. Box 191 Trail Guide JOHNNY ANDREWS, Prop, Lumberjack Alumnus Phoenix. Aruona FRONTIER AIRLINES Wednesdays, 2 P.M. Tim Holt - ROCKY MOUNTAIN «»»!■■ Frat Sells 'Savers’ Members and pledges of Delta ; Make Leather Craft Jacks Face Lobo Team ]’si Kappa, physical eduaction fra- temitv are conducting a money­ Your H ob by making scheme by filin g plastic Pocket Savers, designed to pro­ tect the shirt pocket from wear and All Supplies at On Home Court Friday stains. These are smart, uaelul and Hoping to get back into the win column by upsetting: most appreciated by all men who DOC WILLIAMS . favored University o f New Mexico Lobos here Friday wear them, and will make pract­ SADDLERY vht in the Arizona State College at Flagstaff gym, the THE LUMBERJACK ical Christmas gifts according to I umberjacks resume workouts on their home court tonight. Flagstaff, Arizona n the members. I 106 F Santa Fe Ph. 840-J Wtdnwday, I>ec. 17, 1952 « .Sponsor of the group ia Miss The Lumberjacks returned Tues- 1 ______evening -from Los Angles. The j Lora Maxwell. Saved a three-game series on the L r i coast, losing all three games. NAVAJO-HOP! TRADING CO. The strong San Diego State. Pep- ocniine, and Loyola teams were TURQIOISE and PETRIFIED WOOD loo much for them. JEWELRY — SOUVENIRS Jim Topp, center for the Jacks, scored 14 poin*s against Loyola and 10 East Santa Fe ,g against San Diego to lead his Dean Kirk lean mate s. Against Pepperdine. ruddv lalas. guard, was high point man tor the Jacks with 19. In the Lcyola game, Fito Trujillo, forward and Lupe Acevedo, guard, were CHOIR MEMBE14S take part in the traditional Yule Log Service, held by tne Associaieu «iniu'n siu- right behind Topp with 12 points denls each year in North Hall Lobby. The choir, under Ihe direction oT I)r. hldon Ardrey, led the HOTEL MONTE VISTA singing of Christmas carols during the evening.______.______| e3Coaeh Herb Gregg is hoping that Lumberjacks Bow To Three COFFEE SHOP I his team, with seven games be- hanging over the entrance to the | hind, will prove to be a much Xmas Cheers Lobby lobby add to the decorations. On. i smoother, more effective combina­ Additional Coast Teams During Trip the desk is a winter scene, com­ Dining koom for Parties and Banquets tion against future competition. Christmas has come to North The A.S.C. Lumberjacks ended Jack player could support them. plete with a sugar-cube house, con­ the Jacks get on a scoring Hall lobby again. Two Christmas If a trip to the Pacific Coast Monday structed by Mary' Probert. spree. all five hitting the basket The Jacks will face the Univer­ Society trees, resplendent in tinsel, lights, Phone 197 Flagstaff, Arizona night by falling before the offen­ I 1lie way they can. they should pro sity of New Mexico Lobo’s this colored bulbs and decorations Members of the decorating com­ sive-minded Lions of Loyola of Los I vide tough opposition for any team. coming Friday. brighten either side of the fire­ mittee were Jo Rutermann, Sally Angeles by a 94-62 score. place, Above the mantle is a large Walsh. Winnie Burgman, Dorothy I During these first games, Coach The Jacks were soundly whipped Pushbutton World I Qregg has been trying out several wreath made of boughs and berries. Wells and Bea Ceballos. !by Pepperdine University 83-65 on The mantle is covered with of his new players, giving them Saturday night and were edged by Hunting Profitable Reality For Gause greens, some of which have been The title “Prince of Wales," of­ a chance to work into the team San Diego State 65-64 on Friday ■play under actual game conditions. painted silver. Red candles pro­ ten held by the British crown evening. For Sam Hadriaga The world of electronics holds By time the Border Conference sch- vide an additional touch of color. prince is not inherited, but con- miov* Jim Topp poured in 18 points no mystery for Cy Gause. former I «dule opens after the holidays, the Sam Madriaga, a well-known ath­ A vase containing silver painted t ferred upon each holder individu and Fito Truillo hit for 15 against student here, now employed in Pknnfys Lumberjacks should be pretty well lete on the camfpjgt, is prob&bfy boughs and a small bunch of greens ally San Diego, but once again no other Tucson. moulded into an effective team. | the best hunter in the state of Ari­ Starters Friday night likely will zona, so he says. Seriously though, According to word received here, be Trujillo and Rudy Moreno at Sam has a reputation for being a Cy is devoting his spare time to Conference Teams j deer hunter deluxe, besides having electric inventions, designed to ease forwards. Topp at centc-r. and Ace­ S h OOSSNOW! BUV ON PENNITS LAY AWA t I vedo and Islas at guards. killed his share, of jackrabbits. the eternal hardships erf life. He Absorbing Defeats quail, cottontails, a few geese, elk, 1 writes, “ I am building a music Switzer's Hardware Thus far this season the Border and peccary. sound system which should be com­ ORCHIDS— Conference schools have been tram­ Sam has hunted throughout Ari­ : pie ted in a few months. Lasl mon­ MEN'S CEPT. WOMEN S DEPT. (Continued pom Page 1) pled, crushed, and humiliated by zona and has had excellent resulth th 1 made an electric timer which "The House of Color" hand-picked Orchid well deserved teams from all sections of the coun­ wherever he hunted due to Msjj turns on my radio, lights, and heat , and han' aim ed. Marty has made try. keen eyesight and good reflexes. ’exactly 1 at 6:30 in the morning. Boxed Handkerchiefs Christmas Cards pwfdble this .week's six page - Most signified:t have been the He is known to have gone on a While eaUng breakfast, I can push fishing trip on tlje gulf of Mexico, j a button and my car, sitting in Colored Border and Solid Beautiful Assortments LVMBERJACK through hours oi disastrous’ results of games play­ General Hardware and Paints work and trudging from. cme of- ed by so called “ powers New ;ind after watching a* hooked sail i front of the house, starts itself to White. Rolled Edges. rice to another, from erne buxinesa Mexico A&M and West Texas State. jfish Jump repeatedly, pulled out a ; warm up on cold mornings. Also, 50c and 1.00 t^tabHshment to-the next and aU The Aggies were walloped 55-29 and ■- .22 rifle and shot the leaping fish by push bottons, 1 can turn on the Commercial Storage of her efforts are greatly appre­ 54-39 by Oklahoma A&M, were beat I through the eye at 300 yards. porch light from m y car. Fact is. 98c and 1.49 ciated. Through Marty's hearty ef­ en by Tulsa 56-41 and even worse ; Sam is not only.a good hunter, my room is becoming so full of forts, the LUMBERJACK is ac- by Bradley U of Peoria, 111. West but he is well versed in telling electronic equipment, that we are Try Switzers Phone 94 Women’s fsvmptxshmg financial feats that Texas visited the East, where bas­ ! fables of all sorts. planning to build an addition on to , Slack Socks Nylon Hose hare for a long time gone unat- ketball powers are superabundant, the house.” tawd. To you Miss Chambers, an and, awe*stricken by both crowd Gause, who graduated from here * 17 No. San Francisco Nylon Reinforced Heel and 60 Gauge, 15 Denier Orchid . . . torapped in make-up and Seton Hall at Madison Square Former Coach Gives last year, is now employed by the Toe. sheets and advertisement mats. Garden, they were conquered 69- Praise To Graduates [Grand Central Aircraft Co., which * * * * ’46. The Buffalos then proceeded to now has around 4000 employees. Last, but far from being the look worse at Philadelphia where Frank Brie key, former Lumber­ He has recently been promoted to least, our Orchids to the LU M ­ St. Josephs College whipped them jack head coach of football and liason engineer, which involves in­ BERJACK staff for their coopera­ 70-46. basketball, wrote recently from the vestigating the problems submitted Women’s tion with this semester's issues of Oklahoma A&M walked over Tex­ University of Utah expressing ap­ by B-29 and B-47 production lines, Dress Shirts the LUM BERJACK. Orchids tu as Tech 77-41 in a game which preciation for receipt of the Lum­ finding a solution to the problems, Thank you for drop­ Nylon Briefs our columnists Chuck Adams, Est­ saw 6’ 10” Bob Mattick outplay berjack newspaper and praising the and writing it up in the form of Solid Colors, Deep Tones 10 Denier All Nylon KnLt- her Britton, and Marge "Dubler, our 6’ 10” Paul Nolen of Tech in a achievement of several graduates. an engineering directive. This gives and Sripes. sports editors, Neil Troost and very decisive manner. Little North Mr. Erickey is an alumnus of production authority to make a ping in before the Keith Sch&ulis, and reporters. For- Texas State handed Tech a 80-60 this college. After his Dunc an high change. He is also directly res­ ettt Martin, Esther Hetzner, Shtr- defeat also. school basketball te^n won three ponsible for all B-29 weight and Johnson and Pat Lorona, and Tempe lost to the San Diego Ma­ state championships, he relumed balance engineering, and is respon­ holidays. We hope our faithful typists Niki- Cullum ; rines and Pepperdine. Arizona Uni- to his alma mater to coach bas- sible for any test flight crashes ard Sally Ferrel. | versity lost to a weak Centenary ketbal and later football. Since 1947 because of faulty calculations. He Women’s Lace Trim • * • j College quintet of Shrevesport, Lo- he has been on the coaching staff says, "This is the only thing E do you have the Merriest Sport Shirts A special Orchid mus-t go to 1 usiana. and to several service Rayon Slips at Utah U. 1 not like about my job. I do not Rayon Gabardine. S.M.L. Hutch for his ftatience, guirUurce, • teams. Hardin Simmons was whip­ He expressed pleasure over the make mistakes/’ Assorted Colors Christmas and Happi­ xL. and special advice when ncedid. A ; ped by Eastern New Mexico, and showing made last year by Dan Gause is planning to visit the ; Flagstaff absorbed two losses ag­ sport hot urith the coobie&x in d keen Yukovieh at A jo. Lee Williams at campns and his friends here some­ ] ainst New Mexico Western, and one sense of humor such as H utrh has Kingman, and Emil Nasser at Win­ ! time after Jan. 1. 198 mn vever go unappreciated. A I cach to Pepperdine. San Diego slow. All played for a time under est New Year ever. State, and Lcyola of Los Angeles. 9-pccial orchid to yo-u, Hutch! Brickey at A.S.C. in basketball or The nightingale often sings in football and are now coaching. the daytime. Penney's and Their Associates Wish you a His letter closed with greetings Madole, Former Mainstay Of Jack and best wishes to all bis friends on the campus and downtown. MOCCASINS MERRY CHRISTMAS Basketball Team To Leave Campus from $4.95 Bob Madole, well known for his Pomcn's Organization of Cottage SPENCER exploits on the basketball court dur City. She has been employed at INSURANCE AGENCY THE W IGW AM HAPPY *NEW YEAR ing the past three seasons, will the Mountain State Telephone Com­ pany during the past year. —ALL KINDS— “1st for Gifts’- After a short stay at Jefferson 18 N. Leroux Ph. 447 City, Madole will leave for the FLAGSTAFF armed services.

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leave A.S.C. permanently on Dec 19, and return with his wtfe to , Jefferson City. Mo., where they will make their new home. Madole re­ ceives his degrer in January. Mr. and Mrs. Madole have resid­ ed in Cottage City during the fall [ semester. Madole has been a mainstay for 1 1he Jacks during the 1950. 51. and r >2 seasons, and culminated his achievements by winning the Joe Rolle award for the Most Valuable Player of 1952. He also was a mem- brr orf ihe A Club. His major if physical education »nd history is his minor. Mrs. Ma-

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Following the banquet, Christmas I Date for Club Wintertime, annual a Christmas banquet and party, carols were sung, and dancing took winter foimal dance sponsored by Saturday, Dec. 13. place. Favors for the party con­ f Gamma Chi Beta has been set for CHRISTMAS SOCIETY Officers are John Strickland, pre­ sisted of miniature mugs with the Sat. Jan. IT. 1953 in Ashurst Audi- " i (Continued from Puj«' t ) sident; Wade Preston, vice-presi­ Kappa Sigma Kappa insignia on | torium. This traditional tormal is ' fosse*r, put the myths together in dent; Bill Johnson, secretary: John them. a reservation dnnce and the Club ■a poem. “The Visit of St. Nicho­ Wilson, treasurer; and Judge Woo, theme is carried out in detail. Committees in charge of the even­ las” or “Twas the Night before representative to the ASC Inter­ ing included Cecil Ordoco, master Engagement Of Bertha Lewis And Gamma Chi president Kathv Har­ Christmas.’.’ Since that year. 1822, organization council. of ceremonies, Scott Q ark. John rison Moore has announced that ■» children have accepted Santa Claus Pledges initiated during the even­ Stricftland, arrangements; Wilfed J. Marlow Day Announced Recently ski club theme will prevail it this at face Value. ing were LeRoy Kenna. Bill Allen, Toya. place settings; Wade Pres­ dance and ieco rat ions will be in The custom of sending Christ­ Raul Dominguez, Belton Palmer, ton and John Wilson, reservations; mas cards originated in London, Mr. and Hfrs. E. G. Lewis, Pa- silver and blue. Jane Horsley has and Fred Sughrue. and Lucio Ceballor-. favors. * been placed in charge of decora­ ' England when an artist named Jo- kosa Springs, Colo., have announ­ Dinner Pariy Held tions for the dance, assisted by soph Cundal lithographed, hand co­ ced the engagement of their daugh­ members of the sorority. lored. and sold a thousand copies 1 in 18-16. The Londoners began sell­ HENRY’S SUNNYSIDE ter, Bertha to J. Marlow Day. son For Delta Psr's Niki Cullum and Shirley Johnson ing the cards to the United States of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Day, St. are in charge of reservations for Members of Delta Psi Kappa, in the late 187C's and it wasn't long Featuring Mexican Food After 5:00 P. M. .Johns. the dance. Reservations ior the af­ national professional fraternity for until Boston companies began prin- fair should be made to either of Miss Lewis is secretary-treasurer ing their own. Large department women in physical education at the these two by not later than Jan. 15. "A Good Place Jo E a t" of the Associated Student Body, co­ college here, were guests at din­ ' stores picked up the idea and the Other committee appointments Christmas card was on its way to editor oi the LUMBERJACK. sec­ ner and Christmas parly given by will be made after the Christmas, retary c.f Cardinal Key, national j fame. * Miss Loia Maxwell, faculty spon­ vacation. ! women's service organization, ac­ 1 Other Christmas customs are ob­ Come in and try our get acquainted offer sor in her home last Friday even­ : served all over the world such as tive in Gamma Chi Beta, social Music for the dance will lie fur­ ing. sorority, Kappa Delta Epsilon, na­ nished by the school dance band. : the wassail bowl in England in which a delightful beverage is eon- Hamburger, French Fries and tional education sorority, and a A lighted Christmas*tiee held fa­ coeted.* Fireworks ore used on member of the Religious Council. vors for each guest. The guests, A Large Coke in turn, presented Miss Maxwell Smokes Contest Ends Christmas in Italy. France and Day is president of the Associa­ with a beautiful poinsettia plant. : Spain. In fact, many states still all for 50c ted Student Body, and active in The mystery photo contest came | regard fireworks as an indispen- Colorfully decorated Christmas the Chain Gang, campus traditions to a successful close v.ith last ; sable accompaniment of Christmas. if you present your activity card to cashier ItCCOGNITlON for almost three decades of service to music edu­ cookies, made by Dr. Lillian Bie­ cation wa.*» given George Backe, supervisor of music ai Prescott organization. Blue Key, national weeks’s issue of the LL MBLR- But whatever the custom, where­ ster, were served as dessert. Schools, during the Northern Arizona Symphony concert. I>r. Eldon men’s service organization, Kappa JACK. The final contest .-;*\v thjee ver the place. Christmas o.\isrs Ardrey presented him with an honor scroll for his service. Sigma Kappa, international social Initiation ceremonies, it was plan­ men students taking away all the in the hearts of men as a day of Roundup Fountain Cafe fraternity, and the Religious Coun- ned, will be held in January, with prizes. Keith Gould, first place win­ peace. . .a time of hope. Sum & Agnes Pappas | cil. Gloria Trillo, president of the col­ ner, received four packages of Both will graduate in May with lege chapter, officiating as chap­ Chesterfield cigarets with B«>b R°- | In the early days of Rome the Make It A Date ■ Bachelor of Science degrees in El­ lain. sanbalm and Keith Schatilis receiv- ; first of the year fell on Dec. 21 i ec. 16. saw the selection af Rob-, i sent it. HANDKERCHIEFS Alpha Mu Ehi To campus organizations met last week This Council will deal with all ert E. Crozier as candidate to to reorganize the former Presi­ ' phases of campus difficulties. It attend felue Key’s National conve' - Hold Xmas Pariy dent's Club into the A.S.C. Inter-, should be considered as 1he place tion to’ be held in Denver. Colo.. WITH organization Council. Considerable i for organizations to bring their Dec. 29. 3C, 31. Member?; of Alpha Mu Eta. so- ! work was done in revamping the difficulties. Major campus problem Other business featured the in- ’ eial sorority, will attend a Christ- ( organization’s constitution and put­ ; such as the opening and nianage- itiating of' Leslie Roe as a nev mas party Thursday. 7:30 p. m. ting the organization in working j ment of the Recreation Hall are member and the election of Carl ! in the home of Dr. Margaret Car- order. currently on the Council's list. Conrad to succeed Jim Brunstein The Council will be able to make as corresponding secretary rigan, a sponsor of the group. Leslie Roe, junior student, was. elected chairman of the Council irecommendations to the Student Crozier. Blue Key president, an­ Held in honor of Ihe sponsors of and Adelene Anderson, junior stu­ council on the advisability of con- nounced that, several candidate': the orgnization. Dr. and Mrs. Vir­ i finuing with certain inactive orga- have been named tentatively as al­ dent, was selected as secretary for • HOSIERY gil Gillenwater, and Dr. Carrigan, j nizations on campus, it will pro­ Batteries don’t die suddenly, they d^r-o-o-p — unless they have ternates. Plans are being made for the group. vide a means for new organizations Con several members of the local fra­ a feature of the party will be draw­ All organizations on campus are proper care. , . . and Choose From Our Extensive to appear on campus, and guide Let us take care of YOUR battery. We test it, keep water at the ternity to attend the convention al­ ing small gifts out of sandwich to be instructed to send a rep­ Christmas Selection resentative to this council on the organizations in preparing their proper level, watch for worn terminals and faulty cables, clean off so, although they won’t be classi­ corrosion. In short, our care makes the difference between a LIVE hags, with the Alpha Mu emblem views to be presented to the Stu- fied as official delegates. ; regular meeting date, first Mon­ battery and one that d-r-p-o-ps. „ . .. . on them. Members of 1he sorority t I dent Council. The National convention is being ’ day of each month at 7 p.m. in We also offer battery charging service and nationally advertised jell sandwiches in the women’s The Inter-organization Council sponsored by the Colorado School i the home of Dr. L. A. Eastburn. guaranteed new batteries. Budget terms. dormitory. will be a direct aid to the Student Dry Goods Dept. of Clines at Golden and the Colo­ ;It is not necessary that the rep­ Council in presenting student views BLOCKER’S UNION SERVICE rado School of . Education at Gree­ Refreshments will be served. Pat resentative to this Council be the to insure swift and considered at­ Santa Fe a n d Beaver ley. A business session wiii be fol­ Sohnebly, president of the group, ; president of the group he repres­ tention. • UNION OIL DEALER lowed by a tour of some of the im­ is chairman of the affair. ents a duly chosen member of the Flagstaff, Arizona portant centers in and around Den­ ver.

Three Prizes Are Awarded Women Chesterfield is Best for YOU! For Open House Martha Jane Severson won first prize; in the room contest held for icsidents of the women’s dormitoi- - A n d First to Present ies at the college during open house last week. Second prize went to Jeanne El­ this Scientific Evidence on len Ardrey and Ann Bergman. THEY SATISFY-AND HOW . ..in school and out, I've been Third prize was awarded to tho room occupied by Winnie Burgman a Chesterfield smoker for 5 years,” says John B. Boyce, Effects of Smoking and Marie Fowler. financial analyst. ‘"They've go1 what it takes to give ine Three rooms v. an hcnot!>1 MEDICAL SPECIALIST is making regular tion. Roommates *»* tting th^sc awards were Diana Nolan and Car- what I want in a cigarette." A bi-monthly examinations of a group of melita Pioehe; Eva Begay and Jen-: nie Slivers; Lavina Sowers and people from various walks of life. 45 percent ■, Shirley Braaie. of this group have smoked Chesterfieid for an COLUMBIA UNIV. '50 Alpha Psi Omega average of over ten years. f Holds Pledge Rites After eight months, the medical specialist re- » ports that he observed . . . £ Pledge -services for Alpha P s i1 Omega. national drama lies frater­ no adverse effects on the nose, throat f nity. u ere held vi*;--. £>ee. 15. - Six students became pledg of the and sinuses of the group from smoking group. ; Chesterfield. Pledg*1 s a re Charles B 1 ds hnw. Esther Britton, Jerrian Bromley, CHESTERFIELD—FIRST and only premium Raul Dov ingui-z. Elizabeth Morii-, and *Bill IJi< Kotr. quality cigarette available in both regular and Chairman of the dra-.natir-, group king-size. is Ted. Matter. Members are Jim New. BUI Brennan. Jim Foltz, and SAGINAW-MANISTEE LUM3ER COMPANY Dcjflores ]x>rr>na. Ralph J. FJoIiy, drama lies director, i sponsor of the group.

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