California State Library Sacramento 9, Callf or nia 14,500 Um_donts Spattatt a Viewed by 1962 Enrollment Statistics VOL. 45 KV i- SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1957 NO 48 I Form Basis of Estimate Ey RAY BARCH They'll be jamming the campus at San Jose State to the tune of A-Report Exec To Discuss City Asked 14 500 students by 1962, if predictions by college officials are ac- curate. That's the y ord from Dr. Ralph R. Cummings, assistant to the To college president. Close The predictions are based trends since enrollment 1951-52. Surprises Space Travel on Since then, the number of students has increased steadily from an Rockets, Missiles and Satellites, *11.500 total 1;i4ht non some 13,- and their importance in space 200 students 9700 full time and Streets 3500 part-time- are pressing a travel, will receive a thorough President Pres. John T 1V th1quist, in a growing SJS to the bursting point. layman's explanation tomorrow in Run recent letter to First the San Jose City The expected flood of new stu- Reports that SJS's hid for a Morris Dailey Auditorium by a Council, said that the state of dents in the next five years is nuclear reactor is getting R COW rocketry expert. California wants written commit- laid by Dr. Cummings to World welcome by State finance officials ments from the city of San Jose DR. RALPH R. CUMMINGS Tells Crisis War II babies. In Sacramento came as a surprise Dr. W. C. Griffith, manager permitting the closing of certain . room for all" to the college administration to- of the flight sciences division of NEW STATE COLLEGE streets near SJS campus. The prospect of a state college day. Lockheed Aircraft Corp., will ad- If the council allows, Fifth, Sixth in nearby Alameda county and a Pres. John T. Wahlquist said Of 'God o dress an audience at 10:30 a.m. on and Eighth streets will be closed branch of the University of Cali- that he knew nothing about anon- the most talked about topic of the between San cellos and San Sal- GOP Youth Bay Area "God or the devil, there is no fornia in the south won't ymous reports made in a local day rockets and satellites. vador streets.; completing the pro- other choice." absorb the flow of new students, newspaper over the weekend that posed campus pension. So proclaims Savanarolai re- he said. the State Department of Finance Dr. Griffith is a former profes- California State Legislature has Elects Party liglous mystic and central char- "There'll he plenty of young- had failed to take anydefinite ac- sor of physics at Princeton Uni- appropriated $2.500,000 for purch- acter of Armand Salacrou's "The items for all." tion on requests (or nuclear re- versity. While there, he conducted asing six and a half additional World is Round" at the play's cli- The deluge of new students actors for both San Jose State and extensive research in fluid mech- blocks, Pres. Wehlquist stated. Chieftains max and in a sentence expresses means more and more demand for San Diego State. anics, using shock tubes in studies Some opposition from San Jose faculty, administration and build- SJS Young Republicans organ- it's theme, the conflict of people Presenting his appeal for an at- of airfoil and structural problems. merchants arose when the college ized and elected temporary offic- who cannot choose a middle ground ings. omic power reactor to a State planned to acquire a half block No definite projection of teach- Lockheed's space expert was ed- ers last week at their first meet- of morality, avoiding both exces- Board .of Education meeting in DR. area on the west side of Fourth ers needed for SJS has been made W. C. GRIFFITH ucated at Harvard University, re- ing of the semester. sive immorality and piety. San Diego several weeks ago, . . . rocketry street, the president continued. by the college, but if the current expert ceiving his B.S. degree in 1945, his Officers are Hick Buxton, presi- Friday was the opening night for Pres. Wahlquist said, "At that Now, the state may purchase ratio of 17 students for each teach- M.S. in mechanical engineering in dent; Dale Scott, vice president; "The World is Round," the third time I had high hopes that there- the eastern portion of a block be- er continues, State's faculty will 1946, and his Ph.D. in engineering Sherill Bradley, secretary, and Co-play of the season for the Speech quest would be granted. I have tween Fourth and Fifth streets rise to approximately MO by 1962. sciences in 1949. Koby, treasurer. Constitution, and-lette Drama Department, and the heard nothing about the matter and between San Salvador and American Salacrou's The campus currently employes Chest Goal membership, publicity and enter- premiere of since that has changed my opin- Speaking under the sponsorship San Carlos streets, he added. 579 instructors, Dr. Cummings tainment committees were formed provacw;Ave drama. ion." of the College Lecture Commit- "City planning is much in favor Dr. James Clancy, who trans- said. a 200 per cent increase over at the meeting. He said as far as he knew, hopes tee, Dr. Griffith will be introduced of this present intention, since heed as well as direeted -The the 288 of 1951-52. Plans are being made by the of getting the reactor for the SJS Continues by Dr. C. Richard Purdy, dean of there would be no impeding of %%rid is Round," has taken a Rl'ILDING PROGRAM group to bring prominent politics' Engineering Department are as the division of sciences and occu- Fourth street traffic . . .," the let- complicated play and produced a But the most apparent day-to- Donations to the Campus Chest figures to speak at SJS, aceordiag good as ever. pations at SJS. ter concluded. technically skillful! and In ad- day nnishisx)ming of San Jose Drive now total $686.53, according to Buxton. The Republicans plan The reactor, if approved, would dition, a meaningful drama. State is reflected in the wide- to a report issued by the Student to invite San Francisco Mayor costthe state $300.000. Pres. Wafil- Dysigner J. Wendell Johnson has spread building program. Affairs Business Office. WINNER TAKES ALL George Christopher. Congressman quist said that he had been reli- -1-Lated ingenious sets solving the In recent years millions have The drive was scheduled to end Charles Gubser and Congressman ably informed at the San Diego Problem of simultaneous action on been laid out for nevi buiiiiinge Nov. 27 but has been extended in John Baldwin, plus other outstand- meeting that San Diego State's stage. Miss Berneice Prisk's cos- men's gymnasium addition. lI- order to receive personal dona- ing figures. Buxton, said. request for a reactor would be tumes, as always, added to the au- Centennial, new tions, which are being taken at brary addition. turned down due to the fact that thenticity of the play, and Ken musk. and ear- the business office, Room 16. administration, they do not have ECPD (Engin- Dorst's lighting heightened the "Lack of information has led to terns. eering Council on Professional dramatic effect immensity. De- confusion for students in turning The State Legislature has ap- velopment) accreditation. Tyler Ivan Paulsen as Savanarola propriated funds for an industrial in their collections," Robert Baron, Takes .. Salt sltled Saate-hisa.beees work- gives w4 ,b La Ise staDadthe iwitsearnginewring. art, student ac- 801M1e tieVigtte, Said today. '- most ing to break a 1953 pact between powerful performance of the tivities, health and office buildings. Generals, captains and privates the Board of Regents of the Uni- season. The three monologues he Add to this men's and women's working on personal solicitation Top Prizes delivers call for a wide range of versity of California and the State dormitories planned to house 600 were not told to turn in their mo- Board of Education that restricts emotions, from religious ecstasy to each at a total of more than $4.5 ney to the business office and state colleges from engaging in rage, and Paulsen squeezes the million. have been depositing their collec- graduate engineering studies and For Photos last ounce of emotion from his research. According to Pres. tions at various places on campus, role without overacting. Wahlquist, this is the reason that including the Student Union and E u ge n e Tyler, president of Jay Michelis and Sally Cotton Fl ECPD accreditation can not be Student Activities Office, Baron RAM, won first, second and third add their strong support to Paul- sen Hunt. said. In the roles of lovers who ag sought. prizes in the first annual photog- find their destinies The pact came under the heavy Goal for this year's drive is raphy contest and exhibit spon- twisted in 15th Cen tury Florence's religious upheaval fire recently from Assemblyman $2500. Proceeds will go to Com- sored by the Spartan Shop and N The 1417.4. of the cast fines not Bruce Allen (R-Los Gatos), when munity Chest, World University Kappa Alpha Mu, national honor- allow for more indisidual pats, o Luck' he charged before the San Jose Service, Hungarian Relief, Cancer ary photo-journalism fraternity. but certainly the whole east can Chamber of Commerce that the Assn., Heart Assn., and Muscular His first prize picture, for which take a big collective bow. "No luck In the SJS Centennial agreement to restrict engineer- Dystrophy Assn. he was awarded $15, was an ac- The rest of the players were Flag hunt," Joe H. West, Centen- ing studies in the state colleges tion spot of the SJS song girls at Masked Woman, Marlene Balogh; nial Committee chairman and dean was making a "second class insti- the Homecoming Game. Judges Giaccomo, Richard Johnston; Man- of education services and summer tution" of San Jose State's Engin- Expensive Ducks said the photo showed "a feeling ente, Joseph Markham; Mariano, session, has reported. eering Department. SAN MATEO (UP) Mr. and of unity, good composition and ac- John Wilson; Bartholnmeo. Dean West and Robert Martin, A hearing was held on the mat- Mrs. T. I. Moseley of Atherton tivity." are Richard Rossomme Margherita, associate dean of counseling, SJS last month between bagged 18 ducks while hunting Judges included Dr. Dwight Ben- ter at Marcia Taylor. trying to recover the missing ban- slate officials, the college admin- recently, hut the cost per duck te!, head of the Department of Clarisse, Phyllis Parmenter; ner. other interested par- ran more than $444. Gene Tyler shows the picture vkith which he uon a first prix e of Journalism and Advertising; Dr. istration and Minutello, Phillip Upton; Faustina, Byron Bollinger, SJS supervis- ties. When the couple returned from fl 5 in the photography exhibit and contest sponsored by Kappa John E. French, head of the Art repair, re- Alpha Mu the Spartan Shop. Tyler also won second Shirley Ahern; Uderigo, Anthony or of construction and industry has also blasted the shooting on the bay they dis- and and third Department; and William H. Reg- Local places in the contest. The exhibit will he on display in the Spartan Cirone; Peasant, Charles Cook; ported that he and Jeanette Cas- the engineering agreement as un- covered that a burglar had brok- an, part-time assistant in journal- Shop until Dec. 20. photo by Jim Baldwin. Cognac, Robert McNamara; Boys, ten. secret, 'yin the Student Af- realistic and a "thorn" in the side en into their hunting lodge near ism and head photographer for Robert Taylor, Erie Faust. Jerry fairs BP n ss Office, saw two Dumbarton Bridge and a the San Jose Mercury-News. of the college's engineering pro- stolen Johnson, Stanley Cottrell; Jacob, "boys" taking the $x12 font ban - $7500 ring and $75 in cash. ; Tyler's shot, which was award- gram. James, Dunn: Butcher, Wallace nor 'own from the flagpole. He S. J. Mayor Sees Dangers ed second place, was a photograph Landford; and Executioner, Carl approximated theft time as Fri- of a sitting on a stairway. girl Christensen. day. May 17 between 3:30 and 4 stated that this picture Judges P 11. In Present-Day conveyed a feeling of warmth and Germans "I started over to question the silnplicity. 'boys'," he said, adding that his Willingness of its people to ac-1 The inayor spoke at length on SJS march- fidtptitipie14 Tyler's photo of the attention was Called to another cent strong leadership and ig- East Berlin. The first time he at- DATEBOOK then ing hand playing in the Mends at matter at that moment. "Later." nore politics presents tempted to cross the frontier, she w le danger of the Homecoming Game won third Candidates for credentials he said. "I thought, now wouldn't pre-World War word "mayor" on his passport was MONDAY', DEC. 9 - II conditions re- place. Judges remarked that the have not been fingerprinted may it be funny if those 'hays' were turning to questioned. "Mayor" in German Phi Alpha initiainm, 7 to 9 p.m., College Chanel. Germany, in the opin- picture showed a sense of well- rio so tomorrow at 6:30p.m In the taking the flag for a 'lark'." speech and Drama, movie, evening, College Theatre. ion of San Jose Mayor Robert means major, and since His Hon- being, was well organized, and basement of the Tower Building. ii Ile described the "boys" as SJS I i-1)11/. DEC. 10 Doerr. or was wearing street clothes, the even be called a salon print i hristian Seirnee Organization, lecture. P.m.. College Chapel. could students. Mrs. Casten said, "One The mayor expressed this view guard immediately pegged him a awarded "Survival is Not Enough!" "Re industrial Relet ions Club, meeting, 7:30 p.m.. CB164. Honorable mention was of the 'boys' was heavy set and while Lambda Chi Alpha, Christmas tree party, until 8 p.m., 69 S. answering questions from SPY. to Dave Yossem for his photograph Wise Immunize!" are the twin wearing an SJS jacket." 10th St. the floor following his report on Mayor Doerr replained that of the Lykeeble Doll with the night themes of the polio display now in to punish p.m., Concert Hall. "We are not trying Music Dept., student recital, 8:15 Germany delivered in Morris Dai- he was"burgermetater" (no lights of SJS in the background. the health and hygiene wing. A Cinderella contestants, 7 to 8 p.m., Theta anyone; we just want the flag Theta Xi. dessert for ley Auditorium relation to the c vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv pro- The beet photo- In r ge mechanical display that Xi house. Friday. judges said the --- returned." Dean West declared. according ti I DNESDAY, DEC. II MAYOR TOURS GERMANY duct. to the mayor) graphs in the exhibit portion of lights up and changes its message adding that it could he returned at Alpha Tau Omega, Kappa Kappa Gamma, exchange, 5 to 8 p.m., Mayor Doerr recently was one and was allowed to crass. the show were a group of basket - every fete seconds tells passers-by any administrative office or the llth St. Kappa Kappa GAMMA house, 148 S. of After that incident, the mayor hall action shots, taken by Gerald that they will not be helped by Dept., guest lecturer, 7:15 to 10 p.m., six American representatives to Library. JAM, Alph Eta Rho. Aero took the subway or elevated into , others' vaccinations. Music Concert Hall. the German Council of Mayors and French. Junior Class, cake sale, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 pm., Outer Quad. toured 13 cities, studying every- East Germany. These are Red c - Occupational Therapy Club, business meeting, 7:30 to 10 p.m., thing from sewers to operas. vernment-owned, heexplained, 0.11111a MI R. Student ['ohm. Besides the lack interest pass freely kick and forth. Phi Sigma Kappa, Moonlight Girl function, 7 to 9 p.m., San Jose of in Graduate Questions politic, Work Woman's Club. Mayor Doerr was can - mENsrs 11.1 RENT Yule like this! corned THURSDAY, nr,c. with the education nen- Mayor Doerr sensed unrei I 111 Zeta. Christmas party, exchange, Delta Zeta Roos is rafter- Sigma PI, Delta teen. FAcept in illP city-states of house, 61 S. lOth St. East Germany and said West lie, Answered Thursday crammed with spe- Bremen. To Be play, evening, College Theatre. Hamburg and Berlin. liners hope to unify their piiintry Speech and Drama, student oersted In become a p cial gifts to fill the 111 FRIDAY, DM'. 13 he %aid. Germany hat returned with the aid of confine/el United What can the graduate PI Sigma, pledge dinner and dance, II p.m. to midnight, Lou's to the "old" system. Under this gradii- Dr. James W. Brown, head II co-eds stocking Chi States pressure. expert when he goes into 111 ' Village, West San Carlos street. system is student must (+mule the graduate division. will discus. 2:30 to 5 p.m.. Phi Emphasizing that lila slew% ate work, what scholarships are ( so+ that it needs .1 Delta Sigma Phi, Phi Mu, exchange, Mu house. his life's thn opportunities for graduat, dance. 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.. Havenly work by the time he were personal observations not it). Bring your little Delta Upsilon, Christmas Foods. available to him and what does ark forum will 1111 Phi Beta, Christmas dance, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., 189 S. 11th St. has reached the fifth grade. su- at SJS. An open Gamma necessarilyescoinciding with "- him? These black book in and IN Kappa l'hi, Christmas party, 4 to 5 p.m.; dance, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. perior students get a superior the future hold for the talks .when *student, I pert" opinion, the mayor spoke ask. do the rest. 111 Both in Student Union. education 1111( hulk end their questions and 'Many more will be will have an opportunity to 111 we'll Theta, Christmas party, 2 to 5 p.m., 184 Chili. Kappa Alpha 171 schooling first of his reaction to Hitler in 7:30 question& a Satisfaction S. 11th St. at le the mayor said. answered Thursday night at win I. led Sigma Kappa, Christmas party, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.. Hotel sic. "Followship" instead of leader- 11134. "Herr waft a mad man who in Room Zig of the Science Build- Those planning graduate guaranteed. ship is at least a "IT Claire. emphasized In the schools. was going V, wreck the world." ing at a senior orientation. at SJS should have No duplications! Pi Kappa Alpha, Alpha Phi, exchange, 5 to 8 p.m., Alpha Phi house. The mayor stated that the stu- His Honor was very "close" to Jerome S. Fink, assistant to the average. The orientation is timely Chi. Christmas dance, 9 p.m. to 1 it3Te. Sigma dents jump the Fuhrer, living two blocks down of students, will open the or- since application for gra df-ise, Snartan Oriiieri, fun night, 8 p.m. to midnight, Women's Gym. to attention when the dean 111 Speech end Drama, play, evening. College Theatre. teacher enters the room. Wilhelmstrasse from the Nazi lea- ientation with a talk on the ace- work in many schools must be Theta Chi, dinner-dance 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., Brookdale Lodge, EAST BERLIN der. (Janie world and the requirementse made by September. sefrri atonally, Devember 9, tall LITTLEMANct4CAMPUS IregAtiz I.* ***** ...****.**,..ran ! , tartime I. Time Rockets On Spa2tan NEW YOR K (UP) - Frank Sin- 2)adv atra suffered a gunpowder wound when a .3/1 blank went off ((Jo Waits SAN Moon JOSE As and still plant STATE close to the back of his neck dur- By BILL GODFREY I country, iautncis Editorial according to ing filming of his ABC-TV show, Mixed emotions have greeted harvest their crops nearly 2000 "A Gun at His flack." The band- ow world-shaking e ents of the , the moon's phases. For have been mark - In The Interest of Equality age he wears through the episode past few weeks concerning the! years our months around real. moon's no loneer inaccessibility ed by the moon's solution Now that the "smoke of battle" has cleared somewhat, if may is fur the earth every 28 days. be a good idea to discuss the various points of view concerning ath- NBC radio and Mr. and Mrs. by man. I The romance of the moon is letics at San Jose State. Steve Allen have just about closed Two elderly ladies, obvioUsly I and wife gab now rapidly fading, being replac- The current trend of thinking seems to divide into two main a deal for a husband neighbors. were enjoying a bit beamed the ed by a cold, calculating scienti- camps. On one side, there are those people w ho say that an institu- show it'll he from of early evening gossip as the apartment some- fic attack designed to s how tion of higher learning is there for one purpose and one purpose Allen's Park Me. moon, dressed in full, formai at- Kell up there and strip the old imparting time after the turn of the year... tire, made her grand appearance alone, that of academic knowledge to ifs students. girl of her secrets until she Ism Teddy Rooney. six -year-old prod- over the eastern hills They were On the other side there are those who judge a college only by mothing lett suit Is us huh to fas- uct of Mickey Rooney and Martha the ind one its reputation for athletic prowess, no matter what the cost may be. looking at Vickers. made his TV debut In remarks cinate matt. Winning teams are essential. of the ladies' closing "The Galvanized Yankee." a Dec. drifted itti emah t f Man, in his customary fashion, It is obvious that both of the views presented above are extreme. 5 offering on CBS-TV's Playhouse is reaching out to reduce the tin - reconciliation between the two seems in order. by. 90." known to the known; to find the We do not dispute the statement that the sole purpose of in- ". . and to think that they Ed Morrow and Filed Friendly mysterious X that may someday stitutions of learning is to impart knowledge. To say that academic , want to hit that moon," she said. are sitting on seven hours of film clutter the face of the moon with knowledge is the only important facet, however, is erroneous. The so- . en s move too sass sor some they shot of harry Truman; the !real estate offices and housing He. cial education that college provides is fully as important to the indi- people. They barely have time to former president is turning down velopments. vidual as the classroom education he receives. become adjusted to one technolog- II TV interview dates until a show Time rockets on. To say that individuals, who think that a college is a success be. ical and scientific advancement un- is hashed out of it. cause its football team wins consistently, are thinking intelligently air r til there is another bigger and 50 .8A4510EO Pr is incorrect. But let us face the facts thinking intelligently or not, this }-1E Rif ME ON Trl 771/110 , Check-outs: Randy Merriman is more impossible than the last AN' HE SAID: SAHARA is the way great numbers of our populace rate colleges. BECAUSE WE DONT HAVE A FOURTH. v out as host of CBS-TV's "The Big forced upon them. Let us then try to put these two views together and see if we Payoff"- Ted Steele is shaping up Heretofore, the shiny plamr1 OIL CO. can profit from the combination. We think we can. as his replacement... . Del Shar- has for centuries been the con- Regular 30.9 We consider San Jose State a great educational institution which butt has pulled out of ABC-TV's fident of loverv, the companion Ethel 33.9 will continue to improve in future years. "Do You Trust Your Wife" with of wanderera, the subject of po- SECOND & WILLIAMS We consider athletics both from the participant and spectator IIII Nimmo taking over. etry and song, and the protag- standpoint an essential part of college life. enist of mythology. Every kid THIS COUPON GOOD FOR We are of the opinion that if either the educational or the rec- &le-dolt-6 knows that there is a Man in reational facilities are unbalanced, then the entire college picture is Plans Call For the Moon, anti t hat it is Kid. $1.00 an balanced ably made of green eheer.e. ON ANY PURCHASE OF $3.15 OR MORE A major educational institution which fields teams of minor qual- By BOB CRAFT SJS 'Break' With Every fisherman knows that ity is so unbalanced. This is why we have urged an improvement in our chances for a good catch are I' Ed Eby, Florist athletic policies. Glorious Past ter during certain lunar pee.,,' 525 E. Santa Clara If is extremely doubtful that our educational faciilties will suffer which affect the tides. A naviga!, if our recreational facilities are brought up to their par. A foreign student approached me recently and wanted an expla- By JOHN R. ADAMS is never lost when the moon , - nation. The explanation he wanted concerned the uncouth methods of I SJS is losing contact with the skimming behind the clouds, H, PIZZA GARDENS our library. past, except for scrapbooks. cause it provides his best celestial We Cater to Parties It seems this follow couldn't understand why the library searched Another step away from the fix. And in some parts of the Finest Pizza in the World tiis briefcase, looked through his books and in general, "shook him SJS of old will be taken when the Thrust and Parry 1347 McKEE ROAD Student Union and Coop structure This subject, as you are all aware, is quite well-worn. Last SJS Represented CY 2-9753 College far exceeds anything that is torn down. Sad, Not Mad year the Thrust and Parry column received numerous letters con- Miss Karen Tanaka. assistant Dear might be realized by a student or Plans are in the making that Thrust and Pa: IT: cerning it, and this year we have had several. professor of nursing. represented two-- or even several - who might , will call for razing of the building We're not mad just sad. The truth is. nothing has been done to stop this practice, and San Jose State Friday at a meet- ; have it stashed away. and construction of a new library Our beautiful Centennial Flag probably nothing will be done in the future. ing of the Santa Clara County has been swiped. Well, anyway, as we say we j wing. Progress takes preference Health Agency Committee But a curious thought just occurred to me. What is the library The gleaming 8x12 aren't mad, just sad. We Plc over the past. Executive Dean C. SHANK'S foot banner want accomplishing with this fiasco? Do the library officials really think of white nylon and gold-and-blue flag hack, for the college. Grant Burton said last week. Drive-In Cleaners se-: that if a person is going to confiscate a book he would put it in his twill that flew over the campus much. Its return would be a nice The former San Jose City Li- Bungalow Fountain brief case or include it with his other books? 2nd & San Carlos during our Centennial celebration ' gesture of appreciation to a ('en- brary couldn't have done a better Here is a suggestion: If you really want to stop book stealing. Fine Food Reasonable Prices was hauled down from the flagpole tennial Committee which put in job for SJS. Housing the Student IN BY 9:00 OUT AT 5:00 why don't you require that students and teachers take their coats Breakfast Lunch Dinn r near the end of the sear, appar- thousands of hours of work in pre- Union and Coop, the building also at oo extra charge off? Why not construct a special room where students would go and Daily 630. 1.00. Sun. 7 00 - 2:00 ently by a couple of students. and paration for the Centennial provides space for the ASB of- disrobe and be inspected are not con- spirited away. bration. completely to make sure they fice. student councrl meetings and Corner 9th & cealing any books? We lo ed We understand the spirit which Alpha Phi Omega. national honor- that flag. It cost $150. , In fact: The library is not stopping the flow of "free books" It was intended to be a permanent prompts college undergraduates to ary. service fraternity. SPECIAL from the library. Just making it harder for the few irresponsible HOUR TOWING SERVICE College latch onto souvenirs. We were all 24 memento of a proud time collegians to smuggle them out. What the building has lacked in COMPLETE AUTO PAINTING great achieve_ undererads once ourselves. But we modern appearance, it made up for THIS WEEK . . the symbol of a Wake up. library. 11 going to do something, do it thoroughly. ment. Its sentimental value to the would admire no end the spirit in its length of service A needed Jerry's Body Shop Ladies Dress 1.10 which would result in return of library addition will cover the PLAIN SIDELIGHTS Edward P. Morgan, the newscaster, last week CYpress 7-7297 the flag. ground area of the Student Un- said that if he was a betting man he would bet that Adlai E. Stevenson 1617 POMONA AVENUE It could he dropped off at any ion. The addition will soar six PIG would attend the NATO conference in Paris this month. About 10 administrative office, or at the l i- stories and provide enough area :hours after he made the statement. Stevenson announced in Washing- brary. or almost any place on for 100.000 new volumes. Also. on that he would not go to the meeting. On his next broadcast Mor- Open at I P.M. campus, in fact . No questions ask- there will be included more read- , gan apologetically said: "Now you know why I am not a betting man." Pizza with a "Personality" ed just thanks for the courtesy ing rooms. 9fh & SAN ANTONIO Or. if you'd rather, pie and coffee HOUSE OF PIZZA Have you caught that new star, Nigel Proodlis-k and his brother With the removal of the Coop it the Coop, compliments of . . Almaden Ave.. CY 7-99011 Heathcliff in the KGO-TV (Channel 71 11:15 p.m. movies? Nigel is part of the building, the end is in 395 Dean J W Ch N ar th Civic Auditorium HI -WAY MOTEL on his way to becoming a top star in his own inimitable way. sight for the coffee and discussion Centennial Committee. ignatherings in front of the library. 60 Units end Apartments Razing of the Student Union Coffer! Shop R st ur nt Campus Canvass H at d Swimming Pool i Cooperation Pledged brings a complelyte different point A&M Auto Repair Free TV and Room Phones Dear Thrust and Parry: to mind. Are the other links to General Auto Repair 2112 S. FIRST STREET I would like to take this oppor- SJS Homecoming Parade Impresses the past going to become pictures Automatic Transmission Specialty tunity serapbooks7 Going even fur- to thank The Spartan Daily _ Student Rates CY 5-4247 staff what will happen to SJS' for their assistance in bring- C oII thee 456 E. San Salvador, San Jose Coffee Date? ing about the student poll. Results ege of Pacific Newspaperman well known tower? It has been By CHARLENE SHATTUCK DIERKS DONUTS of the poll were far better than stated that the main building will any the Citizens Committee had Glancing through a recent issue )ew., had this cheerful bit of news not be torn down. Callaway's Crystal IN BY 9 OUT AT 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. hoped for. of COP's Pacific Weekly, I we; for some of its seniors: "January SJS, with the loss of older build- The date for the meeting with surprised and pleased to come graduates! Good news! Only 7,516,- ings. will eventually he a new mo- Creamery DRY CLEANERS 370 AUZERAIS STREET I e' Roy Simpson has nit yet been across the following paragraph: 800 More seconds to go!" dern model college What happens Fountain: Breakfast, Lunch, SHIRT LAUNDRY determined; but when it is, the "If any of you witnessed the San Class attendance at College of to the signs that say "San Jose Dinner results of the poll undoubtedly will Jose State homecoming parade, the Sequoias must be as regular State College. erected in 18577" 7th & E. SANTA CLARA 'wars CAR WASH influence his decision. you must have been impressed. as attendance at San Jose State. But that's progress. Thanks once again. If. in the fu- You couldn't help but he other- According to the Campus, "The 51.00 WITH COUPON wise. The floats were overwhelm- other day out on the lawn a cute Rnqve P. $' 75 ture. this committee can be of ser- ing. -some of them even approach- freshman co-ed said rather loudly. 2 MINUTE CAR WASH vice to the students, our cooper- ing the quality of Tournament of 'I didn't see you In class today!' tW1)) 225 N. MARKET ST. ation is hereby pledged. SpaztanT)aily E. M. "Doc" Arendt Roses competition. In fact, our About 10 students looked in her HELIS homecoming parades never have direction." Enter d as s cond class matter April iitite measured up to the larger 24, 1934, at San Jose, Calf., under the Califor- hibition put on by State." act of March 3, 1879. M mber H AVE YOU TP. 1 ED TH ELO VRE 'Playgirl' Restrained nia Newspaper Publishers' Association. The Wildcat, Chico State Col- SAN FRANCISCO (UP)--Fed- Published d ily by Ilse Associated Stu- dents of San Jos* Stet. Collage, except THE GASOLINE WITH TCP MISS JONES ? -1;11 District Judge George B. Har- Saturday and Sunday, during the con g Finest Automotive Maintenance issued an injunction yesterday year with on issue during ach final , MUSIC N1TELY Excellent Lubrication 11-1VENLY FOOD -.training a magazine from forth - On rnift6 ion period. EXCEPT MONDAY use of the title "Playgirl." Prins of its. Glob Printing Co. Fast Courteous Service 1445 South First The injunction was sought by St.. S is Jos , Calif. Convenient aessommisisiuimminswial FOR PARTIF.: Subscriptions accepted only on re- Playboy" magazine, a nationally 3-1682 m inder-of-school year basis. In fall so. If you're late for class, we'll park your car for you 554. W. SANTA CLARA PIIONE.CY ,tributed men's periodical, which maitt r, $4; in up' mg sernsst r, $2. Iv AT THE UNDERPASS limed that use of the title "play- Editor *** - LEIGH WEIMERS I" was an attempt to take an Business Mgr. LARRY KAUFMAN STATE SHELL SERVICE BESIDE THE MERNAID I DINNERS a la carte Day Editor, this issue ESTELLA COX from S1 30 lair adeantat,:e of goodwill built N Yrs Editor p JIM DRENNAN 98 SOUTH FOURTH CY 5-8968 ;. by "Playboy" since its founding ADVERTISINGVERTISING STAFF from Student Union Bayshore at Julian Across 1953. Office Manager J nic Poindexter Circulation Mgr. Don Bowcutt Distribution Mgr, G. Allen Carrico Dean Armstrong, Jack Brotherton, Ern. ily Dennis, Kertreth L. Dixon, Robert §etwoo Eike% Vince Figlionsilni, Jerry Gibbons, moirr William Guimont, . J. Joanna Hilby, Elms- Last showings of . . nor Knudtsitn, Ken Lichtenstein, William tot, Martin Jr., km* Sprague, Gerald Diana Wikeff. STUDIO SPARTAN "PAL THE WORLD IS ROUND JOEY- "Operation Madball" CLJS Jack L mmon Kathryn Grant "TORERO" "Restless Breed" 12 through 14 Award winner of % in ii',' Whatever December Scott 8. d5 Anna Bancroft 1.90 Film Festival. %kr, bullfighting i'vcr the ..111/11,111f "VERA CRUZ" Tape Recorder occasion Gary Cooper Burt Lancaster 8:15 P.M. COLLEGE THEATRE RENTALS Sy if -a 5611X SALES & REPAIRS with EL RANCHO MAYFAIR SALES RENTALS Flowers 2 BIG ONES' General Adm. $1.00 OMAR KHAYYAM" CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO ConKlANO Students 50c "Joker Is Wild" Corn*, TAPE RECORDERS BERKELEY SAN JOSE Wilde Debr P 9 1 FLOWER Star, ng F ani S nn.it "3 FACES OF EVE 464 S. 2nd CY 7-7700 OFFICE OPEN 1 - 5 DAILY plus - 75 SOUTH 2nd BAKMAS SHOP BOX D vid W rt Jowl,. Woodward 11.0*Pert W.Iii TS and Pf,- r (pr.. 1-2322 clefs "Operation Madball" -JAMES DEAN STORY" San Salvador. CY 2 -0462 -10th 11, Sem. IJJ AS THE CROW FLIES Jim Beadnell Uppercuts [IicpaPtatt cpoPU By RANDIE E. POE ... Sports Editor Leads Final Monday. December 9. /1/67 ,s yi( N. DAILY 3 One of the things necessary for gracious living is to select an All-America team, a collection of high-octane stalwarts who could whip any other college eleven on a given day. AL Scoring We mailej in our ballot last week, and although we consider this annual ceremonial somewhat nonsensical, the fact remains that it has By CONRAD MUELLER Cagers Drill become almost sacred in the gridiron society. Although unable to win the cam- Hence, here is our mixture of super-stars. (W(' are limiting the pus championship. Kappa Alpha. list to only those whom we have seen in person or via movies, American League fraternity ehlv,' PHILLIPS, WALLEN AT ENDS pion did have the. league's leadw, END: JIMMY PHILLIPS (Auburn) A red-topped 2.05 -pounder, scorer, Jim Beadnell, who scored or Duck Tilts might have been the nation's toughest defensite flanker. He 49 points Phillips The road gets longer and more tokindat ion f,,a Cal a attack. is a crafty pass-catcher and was greatly responsible. for his team's playing for Keith Antes. the precarious fur &Ms puzzling cage Diaz and Fgeland shot SJS into fantastic record this year. Auburn had but 27 points tallied against squad, for third place AT() tied team. .. a 7-2 lead at the game's outset but it. Phillips was in on 35 per cent -of the tackles. kaidership with the Al. passing Al Buch's lefty hook with 8:45 to END: DICK WALLEN (UCLA I - Only a junior, and feather-light Roe with 75 points. DU After being rebounded to death DU's Ron play in the half gate Cal its first at 180 pounds, Wallen had the sharpest reflexes and quickest pair of (57-281 by Cal last week in tne finished second, one game behind lead, 18-17. paws we saw this year. Although he was sandbagged at Palo Alto, he. KA. Bears' 70-62 tictory, the Spartans terrorized every other opponent. airplane for Oregon tomorrow to CAL PULLED AWAY TO PAT TrI I A mobile, PASSING: test the tall Ducks in a two-game The Bears steadily pulled away TACKLE: LOU MICHAELS ( Kentucky 220-pounder, Ron Roe. DU 3 75 he helped the upset Tennessee 20-6, making stops all series. With SJS' Larson bagging two Wildcats over the Keith Antis, ATO ii 9 75 grass. Pug-nosed Michaels made 13 modes against Georgta Tech, Toby Walker, KA 11 3 69 gift flips with 4.03 remaining to Following this engagement, the prompting sage Bobby Dodd to comment: ''Not since Bob Cain have I Tom Vogt, KT . 6 2 28 slice the Bear margin to 27-29. Doke Sig 2 20 locals meet Stanford Friday in Winner of college 61 Zeballos. SJS never got closer. football's top award the Reisman NIentorlal seen a player dominate the action like Michaels." Jim lleadn 11. KA 2 2 14 l'roplix is John Crow, Palo Alto, then tackle tough Idaho Texas AL'Al's all-purpose halfhitek-full- KARRAS, KRISHER AT TACKLES Dale Clark, Lambda Ca; A. 2 0 12 Trailing 38-31 at halftime, the back, Crou had 562 net yards in 129 carries this season. Ballot- State in Pocatello next week. TACKLES: ALEX KARRAS (lowal If you watched the 21-21 Fred Perry. DU 2 MePhersons fell in arrears by 18 ing u as by 1267 sportswriters and sportseaster. photo lox Inter- ATO Larry Lack. 7 Coach Walt MePherson's under- points with 5:30 to play when a tionat Hawkeye stalemate with Michigan, you saw bear-sized (2301 Karras Mike eile.cokc KT 7 almost destroy the Wolverine backfield. Karras is a superlative tack- lob Gifford. Delta Sig i 7 lings started splendidly and fin- footballer Joe Kapp drilled short ler and a heady play diagnostician. Al Pelt, KA 0 6 ished with gusto against Cal but jumper for Ca/. Jim Wee Lambda Ch A I 0 6; GUARD: BILL KRISHER (Oklahoma )-1Iere M a% one of the they fell flat in the middle. The Spartans hacked away at biggest reasons Notre Dame did not tally more than once against SCORING: SJS had a pair of 6-7 perform- Cal's lead in the final five min- Jim Beadn II. KA I 49 Sun Devils, Auburn the Cokies. Krisher has a crushing pair of shoulders; seldom is he Given Dunn. ATO 2 32 ers (Mary Branstrom and Arney utes, finally puffing to within fouled on line slashes or sweeps. Fred Perry, DU I 31 Lundquist) on the floor, in addi- eight points at the last bell. GUARD: AL ECUYElt (Notre Dame) A first-fiddle blocker John Wagner, DU 0 30 tion to men 6-5 (Bob Larson) and The Bears, however, had their 4 3 27 whose foes must feel a small hurricane has hit Ron Blake, Delta Sig 6-4 (Jim Embree), but Cal com- entire starting quintet on the them, Ecuyer was a Bob Crisco, ATO 3 3 21 Boast Perfect Marks vital factor in his team's wins over Army, Pitt and Oklahoma. Dori Chr;stiansen, 01.1 3 2 20 pletely dominated the backboards. bench with 7:00 to go In the con- CENTER: DAN CURRIE (Mich. State) -We saw Currie against Dick Bender KA 3 I 10 Seldom did the Spartans get test. Arizona State and Auburn, capturing 10 and 9 consecutive vic- Cal twice on films and believe he's the best college linebacker we ob- Ron Roe, DU 3 0 18 more than one opportunity to DOUBLE DRIBBLES: Larson tories, served. Mik Nrivone, KT 2 I 13 fire as the Bears' adhesive de- netted 12 points and showed im- respectively, were the only unbeaten and untied major college His lateral movement is astonishing and he is an artful caller Ron Riley, KT 2 I 13 football teams this past season. of defensive signals. He is deceptively fast for a big man. Dick Fly, DU 2 0 12 fensive disrupted SJS' attack. provement over his showing . _ HILL, FRANCIS, CROW, KOWALCZYK Jim LeGate. Lambda Chi A 2 0 12 40-39 EDGE against San Francisco forgetting The Arizona eleven, which thumped the local Spartans, 44-6, for QUARTERBACK: KING HILL (Rice) Many selectors overlook- Al Potit KA 2 0 12 The Bears got 18 more shots at perhaps that the grid season had their third win, allowed opponents only 66 points Creig B.11at. ATO 2 II during the season ed 6-4, 214-pound Hill, but the pro Cards picked him as their bonus the hoop than the losers. SJS hit now ended for Cal . . A large for an average of six points per game. While holding their opposition Burt Summers, ATO I 7 choice, which makes him the No. 1 college gridder in our minds. It Bob Gifford, Delta Sig I 7 40 per cent: Cal 39 per cent. Spartan delegation motored down to 66 points, the Sun Devils ran up if total of 396 markers. was his passing and clutch running which took Rice to the SWC title Tom Voigt KT I 7 The only man performing tip to for the tilt . . . Buch and Robin- 1111maiWn I The Sun Devil roster boasted personnel from almost every and Cotton Bowl. Hal Brinolare, KA 7 his potential for the Spartans was son made two thefts apiece in Alex Paukeicz, KT 0 4 state in the union. Leading the Arizona chile in xirttially fn.ery HALFBACK: JOE FRANCIS (Oregon State) Without a Dick Herb, KT 0 6 Gil Egeland, who bucketed 18 applying the press . . Something dephrtinent of play wer halfbacks Leon Burton and Bob Sittig:Id . doubt, Francis is the finest pressure-running back we've watrbed Gil Z ballos, Delta Sig 0 6 points for high-scoring honors happens to SJS poise when con- during the past two years. Red Sanders said: "I've never had a Jim Baker, Lambda CA I 0 6 Egeland also. turned in a nifty de- fronted with this defense ... The Burton, a 9.7 sprinter from Flint, Mich., was the nation's top Graves, Delta S;g I 0 tailback as good as Francis," a statement %%Melt covers expansive Darrell 6 fensive game, but he walked alone. Spartans attempted less than five scorer with 96 points. Mulgado, who hails from McKeesport, Pa., was Jim Sc ppottoni, ATO 0 6 ground. Nimble-footed Francis hurdles taeklers. runs around them Bob Eder, KT 0 a ROBBY FOUR PRONGED tips in the entire game . . . Cal second in scoring with 93 points. anti steps over them. He is a proficient passer (hit 10 of 12 against Don Flood. ATO 0 6 Cal guard Earl Robinson was a twice took five shots in succession Iowa in the Reese Bowl) and is an excellent receiver. Dale Clark, Lambda CA I 0 6 four-pronged standout. stealing . . . Branstrom was held to eight Burton, who held down the right halt spot, carried the bull 0 6 HALFBACK: JOHN CROW Keith Antos, ATO passes, scoring (led his team with points and had difficulty getting 117 times for 1126 yards and a fancy 9.62 average. Mu'gado (Texas A8tM) Those who have Bob Chortrand, ATO 2 rebounding, and laying the off his feet. . RANDIE E. POE packed the mail ton 121 occasions, picking up 681 yards for a 5.82 watched Crow claim he's the best since Doak Walker. Ile has been the Jim Schassicit, DLO 2 2 131 mark. spoke in a successful wheel at Collcge Station, and at 6-2 and 215, he should have a long pro future, although he might be switched to San Jose State holds an edge in their series with the Arizona team defensive halfback. 6-3, thanks to victories in the early years of the series. FULLBACK: WALT KOWALCZYK (Mich. Statel Slate high Dan Devine guides the Sun Devils in their football efforts, being school 100-yard dash champ, 200-pound Kowalczyk bangs ahead like assisted by Cecil Coleman. Al Onofrio, Frank Kush and Tom Fletcher. a runaway bus. He combines two eye-popping attributes, speed and In 1956, Arizona State copped nine wins against one defeat. power. He is an extremely difficult man to knock off his feet.
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Only Shell Premium Gasoline has both TCP and TOP OCTANE! hand of eia,v,St4.. oar wadi, name. 4-SPARTAN DAILY i To Discus s moaday, Deft Tuber t 11137 t 39 Names Will Be / 'Panel Police School, Y;es Labor Problems Christian Science udents Joke On Student Ballots IRC Meeting Lecture Presented L At Department, avoiding labor ’1 1 on o GeisOutofHand Thursday, Friday Suggestions at to- A report ill a local newiipaper problems will be discussed Tonight in Chapel By CONRAD MUELLER I U IS GALORE St vision of Sciences and Occupations. udent Court has approved the dinner meet- Oils! an ZWICIICC I it ;s,I. Wednesday saying that the SJS L. The paper reported a speech by morrow's December It all started as a joke. The According to -Sam" and "liar- application of 39 candidates for Willard E. Schmidt. head of the Industrial Relations Complete Healing Available for trouble was that the only people ; vey," two of the girls who did the Police School had been renamed ing of the All" will be subject of a talk by the Dec. 12-13 election, accord- ' Police School, given at a recent at Pee-Wee.s Barbeque in who knew it was a joke lost all !phoning, men started calling In Police "Department" was termed club ing to Curt San Jose Lions Club luncheon, re- John D. Pickett, Christian Scien- control of the situation. from all over Northern Califor- Luft, chief justice. Santa Clara. "erroneous" today by Dr. C. ferred to the the Police Feehan of Mo- tist of Chicago. tomorrow night Five nights a week, over Oak- nia. "We received calls from Travis Those qualifying for ASB of- school as Led by George Richard Purdy, dean of the Di- "Department," stating that this four representa- In the College Chapel. land radio station }MOW, Charlie ; Air Force Base, Stanford, San fices are: Sandy Creech, Terri desto, a team of was ". . . a designation adopted Northern California The talk, sponsored by the SJS Stern emcees a love lora disc !Mateo, San Bruno, SF, a Marine Galvin (incumbent) and Marilyn tives of the oo this week of 'Police will give Christian Science Organization, Jockey show. Individuals with love ! platoon somewhere, Sunnyvale. Ouzts, female representative-at instead Association of Employers 'The inferior Life' School'," management in will begin at 8 p.m. Faculty and problems phone in and then sit Treasure Island, and at least 25 large; and Ron Gleason (incum- tips valuable to students are ins lied to attend, ac- Dean Purdy stated that this trouble. The em- back and wait for results. Gals at local calls." bent), senior male justice, The Rev. John Baldwin O.H.C. averting labor will form a cording to Mrs. Dorothy M. Hutch- a local boarding house did just that The girls told The Spartan Daily Junior Class candidates follow,. mixup resulted from a "misin- ployers' negotiators of Santa Barbara spoke on "The ings, publicity chairman. that they did the whole thing as president, Nev Griffin, Tom Liles, terpretation" such panel for discussion of the subject i Wednesday night. . . but sit back Interior Life" and that any Pickett is a native of Ohio and Lowell Sunday at the Stu- dinner. they didn't have to do a joke and never figured that so Young; v; I ce president, Imove would have to be approved following u as educated in Georgia and North many inquiries would result. "A Richard Buxton, Barry Jett. dent Christian Center. He ad- Tickets, which must be reserved by President Wahlquist. Dakota. His talk will concern group of sailors from Treasure Is- Paula Kessemeler; secretary, Lou- dressed members of the Presby- by today, may be purchased in No spirilual means of restorine health land made a long call from a pay. ann Mariani; treasurer, Margie terian College Fellowship, Canter- action of this type has been Bldg. W, Industrial Relations Of- and individual usefulness as illus. Graduation Clergy booth and wanted to charter a Jackson; one year representative, bury Club and the Congregational- taken, Dean Purdy said, and there fice, according to Bob Tydings, trated in the Bible. bus and come to San Jose," Sam Bill Douglas, Dale Scott, Paul Disciples Student Fellowship, I are no plans to do so. president. Pickett is now a member 01 To Be Selected By said, "When we nixed that, they Thiltgen. tIi e Christian Science Board of wanted to send a group represen- Sophomore applicants include: 1.ectureship and has traveled S tative, to kind of build the boys president, Ron Conklin, Ron Robin- throughout the United States and Senior Class Today up, but WV nixed that too," she son; vice president, Scott Ken- Canada, lecturing on Cluastian CI( ugvnen Is ho s', ill participate concluded. nedy; treasurer, Mart ha Terza- Science. at Baccalaureate and Commence- kis; one year representative. Sandy 'WIDEN INTERESTS' ment will be chosen at today's Barr, Jean Farnesi, Donna Dean; According to Harvey. Stern mis- meeting of the Senior Class, ac- male justice, Dick Christiana ( in- understood the girls, infering over cording to Jerry Siebes, class presi- cumbent); female justice, Judy Special Section the air that the girls were dent. tired Ashbrook, Diane Beall (incum- Dick Boyd. executive secretary f dating fraternity men and bent). For Students Only "wanted to widen their interests." of the alumni association, will also Students running for Freshman One of the oddities about the attend the meeting. A discussion Class offices are: president, Marsh situation is the fact that this was Planned At Games , will be held to try to further Ward; vice president, Beth Mob- the first time any of the girls cooperation between the Senior had ley. Roger Rearick; secretary. Plans for establisning a student tuned in KROW. Class and the association, said Sharon Brown, Donna olson, Ann rooting section at basketball The moral of the story? Siebes. If you Purpus; treasurer. Dorothy Brog- games were discussed at Wednes- are a young new JUNIOR CI-AsS girl, looking for den. Ann Byde. Connie Evans, Bob day's meeting of Rally Committee, interests phone Junior Class officer candidates in dating, KROW Foster; one year representative, according to Mickey Simonet, between 7 and 10 any evening, but will give campaign speeches to Carl Maloney, Susan Wasson; half chairman. don't use CY 7-1814 as your class members today at 3:30 p.m. num- year representative, Don Dunton. The middle section at all home ber. This number in Room 55. has been "all There is no candidate eligible for games will be reserved for stu- but worn out." Publicity committee members Senior half year representative so dents. Students must present their will meet tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. the office will be filled by a class ASB cards before being admitted in the Student Union to plan the election Dec. 16, Luft said. to this section. Miss Simonet said. Junior Prom, according to Carol The Rally Committee also dis- Nanney. chairman, I MEETINGS I cussed having the pep band, song SOPHOMORES Attends Nurse Confab girls and yell leaders .appear at AWS, cabinet meeting. tomor- Campaign speeches for students Miss all home eames. row. 4 p.m., WG4. Grace Staple, Nursing De- running for Sophomore Class of- Bible Study, tomorrow, 10:30 partment head, represented state fices will be heard at the class am, Student Christian Center. colleges' nursing programs at an meeting today at 3:30 p.m. in Bible study based on Book of executive meeting of the Western P.E. Dept. Needs Room CB226. Ephesians to be led by the Rev. Inter-State Commission on Higher Sophomores are asked to bring V. Donald Emmel. Education in Nursing at the Uni- a can of food and a quarter to Piano Players Christian Science, meeting to- versity of California medical cen- the meeting to supply food for a morrow, 8 p.m., College Chapel. ter Tuesday in San Francisco. Refreshing antiseptic action heals The Women's Physical Educa- needy family at Christmas. The par Lecturer to be John D. Pickett, tion Department needs Piano ac- student bringing the most cans of razor nicks, helps keep your skin Christian Scientist of ChiCago. companists for dance classes, Sc- food will r-ceive a prize, BusinEss Collegiate Christian Fellowship, in top condition. 1.00 . cording to Mrs. Lenore Lue HEnnED9 mounts AFTER SHAVE meeting today, 7 96E mann. secretary. p.m.. 344 S. 9th san FERMIS (1 .2-750 Scholastic Fraternity St. Interested persons should check RENT A TYPEWRITER LOTION SHULTON New York Toronto Episcopal Holy Communion Ser- SPECIAL STUDENT with Mrs. Luedemann or Dr. H. L Has Formal Initiation ei5 vices, tomorrow, 7:30 p.m.. Stu- RATE. 3 MONTHS 607-1- Spreen, modern dance instructor, Tau Delta Phi, men's honorary dent Christian Center, 92 S. 5th as soon as possible in the P. E. Of- !scholastic fraternity, held a for- St. lice, which is open from 8 a.m. to !mat initiation for five honorary Freshman Class, meeting today. 5 p.m. ; members a n d this semester's -; pledges, Saturday afternoon in the 3:30 p.m., Morris Dailey Auditor- Tower. ium. Hillel, meeting today, 8 p.m.. ways to The honorary initiates included say Merry Christmas Dr. Frank B. Ebersole. assistant Student Y. professor of philosophy; Edward Junior Clam. meeting today, 3.3 J. Laurie. assistant professor of p.m.. Room 55. business; Frank T. McCann, assis- Kappa Phi, Christmas program tant professor of speech; Dr. Bruce meeting tomorrow, 7 p.m., Social The ' 'rvo on the door... C. Ogilvie. assistant professor of Hall, First Methodist Church. psychology and Frank E. Williams. Phi Upsilon Omicron. meeting assistant professor of aeronautics tomorrow, 7:30 p.m., H14. Will Following initiation the new in- work on Christmas project. itiaties were honored at a ban- Pre-Medical Society, meeting to- quet at Cafe Del Rio, near Old day, 7 p.m., Student Union. Dr. WILBUtt JUST WOKE UP TO Almaden. Eric Petersen to talk on problems Symbol of neverending student faces before, during and - !-E_ FACT THAT HE'S IN CLASS! fnendship, after medical school. the circle of holly Senior Class, meeting today, 3:30 on this Christmas carton of KEEP ALERT FOR A l&M's says -here is the Nave a WORLD of FUN,Sophomore p"" Room 53.homor Clans, meeting to- BETTER POINT AVERAGE! 44eicome gift for all your friends Travel with clay. 3 30 p m CI3226 Don't let that "drowsy feel- SIM Spartan shields. meeting tomor- who like to Live Modern Unbelievable low Cost ing" cramp your style in claris row. 7 p.m.. Room 216. . . . or when you're "hitting Spartan Spears, meeting tome- the books". Take a NoDoz EuI' I) e row, 7 p.m., 1120, Awakener! In a Few minutes, $585 TH Sigma, meeting today. 7:30 you'll be your normal best... p.m., CI3160 Mrs. Ruth Kaiser. The in the house... wide awake ... alert! Yout tie/it executive secretary of the Califor- doctor will tell you-NoDoz 43-65 D Y , $996 nia Conference of Social Workers. Awakcncrs are safe as coffee. to speak on functions and objec- "Meg* cred.f Keep a pack handy! tArs 11,1 tives of the conference. -- 5 Allis low mit sips is 0010 . e/lailas 15 TABLETS, 35e ft 1 0 up. Sevtl Anuvice 110969, WAA, fencing today, 4:30 p.m.. Kr tott Sovely Yew, WI up god A retold Oto kv.4.1 $i391 0. Women's Gym. 35 tablets /kb 50,,, 1,0 01 WAA, swimming. today. 4 3 \ -\. In n i14 ..,323 EGi2s.r7y3S1t0., S.F p.m.. Women's Gym, 7.\\-\. 67, Symbol of life, the fir tree on VT;sli selir, ajloi your Christmas carton of Chest Drive Funds Chesterfields means the perfect gift for fnends who like CLASSIFIEDS To Be Collected their pleasure b_is Donations itt Ihn Campus Ow 't; 23-1,,,,t horse trailer. Excellent Drive should be turned into tic' FOR Et T cond. Call CY '2-2029. Student Affairs Business Office, - j Room Male students to share large house For Sale! Baby MMUS Sailplane, 16, as soon as possible, ac- with same. Kitchen privileges. $30 trailer, Parachute, tow wire and cording to Joe Wondrack. chair- Jolly old himself! mo 720 S. 3rd. CY 5-8121. instruments. $500. 370 S. 6th St., man of personal solicitation. Apt. 7. Any general, One vacancy in apt. for man. captain or private working on the drive is requested $2250. 301 So. 5th. CY 7-1758. WANTED IRO - - - to turn in colioetion money at the Pitudenta: Brand new deluxe fur- office. nished apartment with kitchen Garage space wanted for next now renting. 93 West Reed. Call semester in sicinity of Sigma CY 2-5449. Kappa on 11th St ('Y 7-9980 Musical Honor Group FOR SALE WANTED: LOWELI 'slit Has Pledge Auditions 5 imbol of 12y. Santa Claus FOR JUNIOR I 1.1 brings greetings With this Casts For Sisk. by Owner: Boarding Mu Phi I.p..410n nal ii.11.11 House space for ten occupants up- sorority. recently held auditions Christmas carton to friends Wanted - Typing of all kinds - stairs, ample parking. Large lot for Close to college. CY 2-1616 after reasonable rates. 487 N. 2nd, CY prospective pledges. The event who enjoy thelefrething 2-0772. was held at the home of Dr. and 5 P.M and weekends. _ taste of Menthol-Mist _ Mrs. Hartley D. Snyder. Northland skis with safety I Man to share 2-bedem. apt. 483 bind- Those ings. $35. Purchased new last sea- So. 10th t21 CY ' 11 performing were Sandra son. CY 54339. Campbell. Joan Bielefeld. Ann mos( Frederickson, Zoe Ann Hill, Rose- *5t Chew. Claiment. Like new, RIM 1.1.1.t st.ol’S 2.13 Hicks, AN 9-5241. - ; marie Mason, Nancy McDowell. IONS OR iNDIVIII- Linda Stone. and Barbara Vose. GIVE L&M-CHESTERFIELD - OASIS lit Mercury, Monterey 4-doer. 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