Mabel R. Gillis, Librarian California Stqte Library a,* Sacramento 9, California #2 Robinson Refu s Ray Bishop Charges ave Hits SSC Suburban Schools Sent Spartan Students To See State San Jose Sfate.College An estimated 850 senior students from eight outlying high schools are participating in Visitation day activities on the Sin Jose State Volume XXXVII San Jose, California, Wednesday, May II, 1949 umber 131 college campus today. The project is under the directicn of County Supervisor of Schools 0. S. Hubbard. Secondary schools represented are Los Gatos, Gilroy. Live Oak Speech Department of Morgan Hill. Campbell, sant4 Prosecuting Attorney 4 Clara, Washington of Centerville, Fremont of Schedules Six Plays Mountain View,, and Sunnyvale. Believes Trial Futile For 1949-50 Season Today's program differs from last week's Visitation day for city By BOB JOHNSTON Six outstanding plays have been schools only in time. The San Charges against Ray Bishop were officially dropped yesterday. selected to compri the Speech and Drama depart ent's 1949-50 Joseans arrived at 8:20 a.m. and Prosecuting Attorney Dick Robinson refused to prosecute the drama season, Dr. men Clancy, left at 11:30 to attend afternoon case in a letter addressed to the Student Court, the Student Council, announced yesterd . All plays classes. Their country cousins, due and the Spartan Daily. The letter reads: will run six nights. to the longer distance they have "Dea Students: "Faust" by Goet is the first to travel, arrived at 9:45 this "It is my opinion that the easel play of the season. It is the monu- morning and will stay until 1:45 of Ray Bishop versus the ASH mental story of a man's destiny p.m. when he bargains away his soul to should be dropped. It is my perog- Student Council representatives *Me as prosecuting attorney not JUST AMONG the Devil. Opening night is Nov. 10. will head an 11:30 discussion to prosecute any case which I feel group on student government and The delightful caperings of lea unwarranted or which has a OURSELVES student activities open to all in- I young love in a confusion of in- lack of evidence. By DR. T. W. MACQUARRIE terested seniors. Betty Bright., nocent mistakes is the story of "The purpose of the court in a Social Affairs, chairman, Glean "John Loves Mary" by Norman case such as the one in question Stewart, Rally committee chair- A very large number of our stu- Krasna, opening Dec. 8. is to enforce the provisions of the man, and Tom Eddy, chief justice dents. perhaps as many as 2000, Feb. 3 is the opening night of constitution and its by-laws. Ray of the Student Court, will speak come from Santa Clara county. Noel Coward's famous "Tonight Bishop on the litti of May did turn on their organizations. most of the required reports into Of that number, I am guessing at 8:30," which is a selection of the Student Council, and a further that not more than half would one -act plays. and entertainment will be furnish- pursuance of the case would ac- ever go to college if San Jose The fourth prodttction of the The visitors will eat lunch in complish very little. State were not right here. drama season is "The Flies" by the south quad at 12:30. Cokes "The lack of evidence is ac- Jean-Paul Sarte, a startling mo- and entertainment will he furnish- counted for in the inadequacy of And speaking to the high dern adaptation a the ancient ed by the college student body. the minutes due to the failure of school seniors who are our guests Greek story about Orestes, Writ- Today's complete program, as the recording secretary to record today, it's a great ten by the most successful of thing for many Irene Palmer Is announced by Dean 'Joe IL West, the meetings at which Ray Bishop of you that, the state of modern French playwrights. Califor- follows: was absent. The ASH Adminis- nia has placa a college right in On May 4, '7h...corn Ts Green" tration failed to notify Bishop in your midst. Many of_ you would_i by Emlyn Winning will be presen- Acting Registrar; 9:45- Assemble in Morris Dai- It's a writing of the exact date on which never see the inside of a collegel ted. warming. comedy- of- ' 1 laY_ auditorium. 'PresidfirA the final report would be due. were it not for that. delightful character study. S. Hubbard, ciiiint 5iperintend- Further, the charge of violation The final play of the season is Succeeds W. H. Neal ent of schools: greetings, Dr. T. Perhaps I should say to you, J. B. Priestley's "Time of Article 3, Section 1, Clause C And The Miss Irene Palmer will take I W. MacQuarrie, president of the Conways." It opens June is ambiguous. 8. This over duties as acting-registrar to- college; Bob Cronemiller, vice- is an intriguing and stimulating "There is no point in wasting day filling the post vacated by president of the student body; and picture of the my time, the defense's time, and realization that Mr. William Neal last night. Neal IRarbara Brewster, president of time is relative. the time of the court in pursuing Is leaving San Jose to further his AWS. Season tickets will a case that will avail nothing be on sale education, according to informa- ,t)the first of October Speech 10:10--Dr. Robert D. Rhodes, more than providing a vehicle for in the tion from the registrar's office. ffice, Room 57. in charge of campus tours, will slinging mud; therefore, I refuse Cost of spason. Mr. Leslie Ross, class of June tickets is $2.40 to the explain to the seniors how guides to prosecute this case." members of 1948, has been promoted to fill Student Body will assist them in getting where President Tom Wall, who left and $3.60 to others. the position of assistant -registrar. Tickets may be reserved for they wish to go. this morning for the P.S.P.A. con- Mr. Ross, who graduated with an either Thursday. Friday or Satur- vention in Sun Valley, Idaho, AB in commerce, has been work- 10:15--Students will be dismiss- day evenings. made no comment on Robinson's Added performances ing in the registrar's office since ed from the auditorium and will will be given Monday and action. Tues- July I of last year. accompany their guides to the de- day nights. "I have no comment to make The vacancy left by Ross as partments they have chosen to at this time," Bishop stated yes- head of statistics and records will visit. terday, when informed that Rob- be filled by Miss Eileen Wilson, 11:15 The major department inson refused to prosecute. also a graduate of San Jose State. program ends and guides will Charges Orightste Miss Wilson has been in the em- Experimental Dance bring students back to the main The charges Originated Monday, 2 L ploy of the registrar's office since where they will reassemble May 2, when the Student Council last December. quad, around signs indicating the cam- charged Bishop, Revelries direc- Planned for Tonignt Mrs. Catherine Wilson. a stu- pus tour or the activity of their tor, with failure to carry out the dent at State for the past three choice. duties of his of fice. An experimental dance will be years, has been added to the of- Bishop was charged %with fail- from 8:30 to 10:30 given tonight fice force to assist Miss Wilson. 11:30Guides will take stud- submit a written report Union by the So- ure to in the Student ents to rhooms in which activity quarter, neglecting to pre- committee, according each cial Affairs programs are being held. sent a financial report at the first to Barbara Kinst, chairman for Council meeting of each month, the affair. Qualified Pilots 12:30Luncheon in the south failure to attend Council meet- This dance is being held in or- quad. ings, overlooking a recommenda- DR. T. W. MacQUARRIE der to determine if such week day May Enter Meet the auditor- tion for his successor, and violat- dances are successful enough to 1F15--Reasemble in Full time SJSC students with ium. Music by college band. Pic- ing Article II, Section 1 of the expect al- be continued as regular weekly also, that we do not student pilot licenses and 15 torial history of the college by constitution. ways to have the place covered functions. hours toward a private license, Dr. Dwight Bente?, Journalism de- Bishop Reports with tin huts. They are a war Music will be "off the record" are invited to enter the forthcom- partment head. Monday, Bishop submitted a full development. We have grown and ASH cards holders will be no ing air meet presented by Alpha Revelries report at the Council rapidly in recent years admitted free. 1:45- Buses depart for home. that we Eta Rho. The meet takes place meeting, and Wall initiated a mo- have some The trial is an effort to give the just had to shelter. Sunday at Warm Springs air- tion to drop the charges against We have the money for new units student body the kind of dances Bishop. Stuart Goehler, defense It enjoys, said Betty Brisbin So- port, Tom Tonna, fraternity pres- but it's a slow business getting ident, counsel for Bishop, intervened at them bunt. cial Affairs committee chairman. disclosed. this point and argued that Bishop Interested pilots may enter by was entitled to a hearing to clear signing up in the -Aeronautics lab, Spardi Gras Dress campus of a public his name. Still the col- San Carlos turf, by tomorrow. All campus organizations who lege will always be a busy Several place. San Jose Players planes will be made have not yet contacted Spardi Always something will be going available at the field for entrants Gras faculty adviser Rocca Pi- up or coming down. Ever since who might wish to rent them for san In reference to their pro- The Lollipop Pilot our beginning 87 years ago, Give Spring Swing competition. we the posed costumes are asked by BERLIN, May 10 Capt. have been doing something. I can "Spring Swing," a dance spon- chairman Dick Cirigliano to do Eugene P. Williams of Long never remember when some part sored by the San Jose Players so at once. The deadline is May Beach Calif., the "Lollipop Pilot" of this campus wasn't torn up. said yesterday he would continue will be given May 20 in Eagles Autumn Classes 15. ".candy air lift" for German hall, Bill Furnell, chairman of the his Organizations wishing group children whether or not the full- It's all exciting and encouraging entertainment committee, an- A tentative schedule of the Fall pictures in the Spardi Gras scale Berlin airlift continues. of course. If you come here next nounced yesterday. It will be commerce classes has been posted program should contact Don "If the big boys call of the air- year, you'll find out what I mean. dressy sport. on the Commerce department Gifford, program chairman, in lift, I -will find a special plane This college is the state's effort Music will be furnished by an bulletin board, Dr. Earl W. At- hex G in or at least a regular passenger, to make a college education pox- all-girl orchestra. dhd dancing kinson announced today. The the Coop by Friday, plane to fly candy to the kiddies," sible for you. It's a pretty good will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Ad- schedule is subject to change, Cirigliano also announced. Williams said. , effort, too, if I do say it. mission is $1.50 per couple. Dr. Atekinson added. A College Ideal Sparta swing wide to welcome the portals of Marks agnin..the Make Once Valley High Schools seniors "oi 'the high schools of Santa Clara county for .another Visita- tion The alr too few hours that you will be our guests, we, the stu- dents( and faculty of San Jose State, Will be striving to male your In San Jose State Campus Life stay llaofh pleasant and informative. We will also be intent on giving you dri ideal, an ideal which has been ours and which we hope to Gilroy Mountain View Campbell pass On to you. We took it upon ourselves to pursue a career as our humble contrIbution toward a better society. By pursuing a career, man Don Schaeffer Grad MVH Sports-Service Campbellites Head surrenders hinIseJf to a creative impulse which becomes the instrument of a miehtier passion than he consciously originates. There is a deep Of '44 Gilroy Class Students Ex-ceiling Student Offices in which we make our careers, but a deeper sense in which our sense By HARVEY By HERB BLATT By ROYCE ROOT, CUHS, '44 careers are made for us. JORDAN When the blue and white Mus- MoUntain View High School can (Spartan Daily Society Editor) i'Ve believe that we, and you, can improve ourselves, our state tangs wander the Spartan halls From the hurried halls of improving through well be proud of its grads . now e,nd ou, nation by first our minds the wise use of today, they can well be proud of at San Jose State. There are Campbell Union High school to the Oaller education afforded us. Such is the ideal of young ambition many of their alumni who are prominent MVHS grads now help- the hallowed halls of San Jose a :t the field from the place of preparation for life. now wearers of the State Gold ing SJS make its mane, such as' State college have come the foot- With this thought in mind, we .sincfely hope that you wiN make and white. Rod Richardson, Jay Hopkins and steps of many noteworthy persons. the roost of your opportunities in makiiii this visit to our campus the Foremost among their gradu- Roy Bertorelli. Among the notables now grac- first 9tepp:ng stone in your decision to matriculate, whether it be in ates to come to public notice is Richardson and _ Hopkins are ing the local Campus after a four- college. the new president-elect of the both making news as members of year sojourn at CUHS are the this or ally other Associated LaMar brothers, Dale and Ron. ion t attempt to paint a beautiful picture of collegiate life Student Body, Don the great boxing and golf teams Schaeffer, class Dale Is a past Student Council cntice you to attend this institution. Instead, we want to of '44. He has that State has turned out this in year. Richardson starred-In foot- ,2 true worth of a college education. The toil is intense, -vimes painful it is to all and basketball at MVHS be- because be imperishable. The real fore his graduation In 1944. lie is t4ff on comes with the end product; the consciousness that some- a Junior psychology major here, { ing v.orthy of being done has been accomplished in the con.. Hopkins, MVHS class of '45, is scioure;s cf growing power and worth, of duties nobly met, and a junior Business Ad major, High work 't!-;...^oughly done. school students may remember him by his active affairsin the rjoaersocesposezerzaaawaecioaorsocessibamoormaoce stUdent body government, drama, STAN'S SLANTS By Sadler - and sports at Mountain View. Bertorelli has kept the name of Mountain View up In the lights here at State with his acth-e par- licipation in college life, as a member of the Blue Key, Honor- ary aervice. fraternity,, and as an active member of host year's rally committee. He graduated from SIVIIS in 1946. Many of you pres- ent and ex-MVHS students will remember him as student body president, senior clam president, and as an active person in other school affairs., He is a junior Bus- iness Ad major. Barbara Sheets, '45 Others that many of you visit- ing MVHS students may remem- member and was a candidate for DON hiCHAEFFER, '44 ber are: Trini Calvo, '47, student student body president in the re- body secretary; Syl Diaz, '44, eett t election. He was a '46 gradu- been prominent in campus activi- yearbook editor and class officer, ate. ties here as well as at Gilroy Un- and Bea trice DeBenedet ti, '48, where he also Ron is the sophomore repre- ion High School, student body secretary and staff sentative to the Council, and is played football,. In the fall quar- member for the yearbook. active in campus affairs. He was ter Schaeffer will assume the graduated from Campbell in 1947. leadership of the Student Council to direct the student activities of Barbara Jensen Sheets reigned the' college. Party Surprises as queen of the 1946 Spardi Gras A recent addition to the student celebration. The attractive senior, body is Qnen O. Young, clam of SJSC student body secretary dur- '48. While a member of the blue Psychology Prof ing the 1947 term, was a member of the 1945 Campbell graduating and white, he held class offices, A form was a member ol the hand, play- of practical psychology class. ed sports and was a member was applied to Dr. Raymond former of Mosher, Norma Herring, blonde, C.S.F. psychology department Campbellite, keeps tab on activi- Among the related combina- head, when he was engineered to ties in and around the Dean of from his own birthday party last Mon- Women's office as tions hailing Gilroy are John day. she carries out B. Harrison, '41, and Richard E. her duties as secretary. Harrison, '48, who recently joined The surprise party was given Nora Lynch, genial member of the Spartans. Included in this are by the staff of the personnel of- the 1945 Campbell_ graduates, is Itsue and Mutsue Nagareda, both fice and psychology department. chairman of the fast-moving Co. '47 grads. VIA problem was to lure Dr. recreation committee here on "Whutcha mean, DO? I'm a college graduate!" The old football squads from Mosher away. .temporarilly, from campus. the Mustangs have brought such the scene of the celebration which was to be Dean DeVoes' Lanky Bill Wilson,. class of '45, men as Alfred R. Desimone, '46; office. was a member of the champion- To This, To That Fishers Three Frank Fortino, '47; Gary E. Hall, According to Mrs. Ruth Mat- Egad, lock, the Dean's secretary, "Dr. ship-winning Spartan football I'm off, poetic verse, '47; and Garvin A. Laskowski, team last season. Dissertation, unrehearsed, REDDING, Calif., May 10 (UP) 6. Gene Waller invited Dr. Mosher of other Bysmic ballads sleepily Three Bay Area men yesterday Other members of the old col- to luncheon on the pretext -of dis- 'These and scores nursed, Casnphell-Spartans welcome the Pain/ ully go from bed to verse. took off in an aluminum canoe for ors include Lois C. Carlyle, '45; cussing department affairs." seniors today, and invite a 10-day, 350-mile trip down the. Diroald B. .Larson, '45; Robert M. Inasmuch as Dr. Mosher had visiting Wary Sacramento Fran- them to enter the halls of fame watching the crusade, river to San Howortit, '47; Leo V. Garbhd, '45; business to transact at the bank Pi:ening progress steadfully made cisco bay. Eugene L. Conrotto, '47; Dolores he suggested they lunch down- at San Jose State college. twit ivied covered balconades, The group will spend the first Wen4dell, '47; and August L. Sco- town. Time was running out on ow.modernistic barrack-aids. three days fishing. The boat car- Dr. Waller but he. managed to get Fencing and badminton were lari, '45. regular competitive features Alma Mater ries a sail the men said could be If one were to enumerate the his friend back on the campus. (remotely zoned) to the bay. Already perceiving through 1947 in the CCAA. )3y treming city, used from Rio Vista advances of all these students, that he fatherly honed. would be for Ah, ithiiitled money, 'tho bemoan- The group includes Walter Jo- and others, he would have an im- late his lecture Dr sephs, Oakland, and Jerome Jo- pressive list of notables unsur- Waller attempted to hurry his Till reassured 'tis but a loan. sephs, San Leandro, both con- passed by any high school con- guest. On passing Dean DeVciast tractors, and Bruce Alexander, an tributing to San Jose State col- of ice, Dr. Mailer (tang the door Without, our city's streets were Oakland tire man. lege. open and with a friendly (but 4ent. firm) shove, pushed D. Mosher Mapping wherein we would intent- Into the room where his "guests" ly sttive and search for here awaited. We're sent -. Mrs. Matlock declared that Dr. woilder what this poem has Spartan all Mosher was genuinely surprised fneant. and said little for "at least 15 Sold, Rented, Repaired , LEONARD KREIDT, Editor DON BROADHURST, Business Mgr. minutes." Associate editors Speed Geduldig, Frank Brown HUNTER-PETERSON State tennis teams have won EQUIPMENT COMPANY Desk chief Welly iWenzel CCAA Feature editor titles in 1940, and 1946, George Lejeunesse the first year tying with Fresno 71 E. 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YOU OAN AAT-'--95s Arlie Saari, Robert %Scorn, Hal Souse, Cfck Watry, Hank Plymire, 246 mid Soda Oars St. IDS Lincoln Roy Denman. KappaAlphasHere B ewster, Phil Ward Initiate 19 Men Round -act Square Reveal Their Wedding Plans During Week-bid Gamma Delta chapter of appa A music box softly tinkling "I them are to be graduated in June. fraternity initiated 19 men Love You Truly." the serenade of An autumn wedding is being Alpha Sunday at cerelmon- a group of DSG fraternity broth- planned by the young couple. Saturday and house, 506 Miss Walker Becomes 'Mrs., ers, . and the passing of book Guests attending the announce- ies held in the chapter matches enseribea "It's a Match" ment party included La Vonne S. Ninth street. announced the engagement of Peters, Dick Mariotti, Pat Benzie, Newly initiated members ,were At Recent Double-Ring Rites Miss Barbara "Jeff" Brewster and Lee Streekey, Marge Higdon, Bet- honored at a banquet at tha fm. Phil Ward Monday night at a ty Bossier, Roger Monserrate, ternity house Sunday night. Miss Carolyn A. Walker and William 0. Walker, both of San meeting of Gamma Phi Beta so- Phyllis Bolinger, Bob Teal, Ina rority. Hansen, Walt Trasky, Pat Ziebuc, New Kappa Alphas are Stan Jose, were married recently by Dr. Joyce Wesley Farr in a double Added decorations for the sur- Bob Morgan, Via Nightingale and Francis, Jim Francis, Gene I3ern- ring ceremony at the First Methodist church. prise announcement were a dozen John Farrell. ard, Dick Frost, Hank Foraberg, red roses, sent to "Jeff" by Phil. Bob Griffin, Gerald Doyle, Frank Mrs. Walker is a secretary in the Education office. After the discovery of the enscrib- RUSSELL-UPTON Pulido, Bob Smith, Bob Swift, matches, sweetheart neck- ed book she passed a Alpha Chi Omegas were treated Bruce Summers, Bob Kastner, The bride's white satin gown was styled with a candy to members of her sorority. to a box of candy recently when Ken Murray, Hadley Ervin,' Ron line, a fitted bodice, and a bead "Jeff" is a senior General Ele- Miss Joanne Upton, vice-president Ftatzloff, Ed Morgan, Fred Bur- decoration on the yoke. Her vell mentary major from royale. She of the local chapter, announced bank, Rey Johnson, and 'Cliff was of waistline length and she Kappa Alpha Men is a member of Black Masque, her engagement to Jack Russell Ralph. carried a bouquet of gardenias. senior women's honorary society, Jr., music majdr. The order recently pledged the Bridesmaids were the bride's and is AWS president, She recent- Miss Upton is a junior home ec- following men at ceremonies held two sisters) Mrs. John M. Vogel Fete:.,KKG ly won a Danforth Foundation fel- onomics major. at the chapter house: and Miss Margaret Walker, and lowahip. No definite date for the wedding Kappa Alpha fraternity- enter- Bob Harvey, Earl nen, Gordon Mrs. Nills Kahnberg and Miss Ann Ward is a junior pre-dental ma. has been set. tained members of Kappa- Kappa Patterson, John Kelsey, Wally Tosspern. They wore dresses of jor from Mt. Shasta, Calif. He is Gamma . sorority at a dessert HOOD-BLASI NG Hofman and Pete Phillips. green, peach, blue, and yellow a.member of Delta Sigma Gamma dance at. the fraternity house, 506 The engagement of net with sweetheart necklines and fraternity, Blue Key, and the jun- Miss Sharon , * S. Ninth street, recently.. Biasing to James M. loosely woven net caps. ior class.council. Hood was Entertainment included the announced recently. Bert Jacobson, Bruce Prather, No definite date has .been set showing of colored slides on Spar- Miss Biasing is a sophomore Lambda Chi. Alpha - William Gray and Jimmy Sheri- for the- wedding. di Gras, a dance routine by Mari- attending Northwestern univers- dan were the bridegroom's attend- lyn Zeller and Nancy Etherton of WELCH-PRIAULX ity. She is affiliated with Alpha ants. Kappa Kappa Gamma, and an or- At a gathering of friends at her Xi Delta sorority there. Her home To Drill Pledges The bride's mother wore a light- iginal skit by Kappa Alpha pledg- home last Wednesday evening, is in Grand Rapids, Mich. Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity weight navy blue suit with a navy es. Miss Yvonne Priaulx announced A junior advertising major at has announced' hat decorated with pink roses. the newi-of her engagement and its spring (ledge State, Hood is from Bakersfield. class. David Willis, soloist, sang "I approaching marriage to Lowell He served three years in the Love You" and "Because." Regi- Welch of Berkeley. Yvonne, Navy. Jerry Wheeler was e 1 e t e d nald Greenbroek was organist. Delta Gamma Adds daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pierre The wedding date is set for pledge class president. siktIvin Both of the newlyweds were Priaulx, is in her second year at August 27. Pitts and Ken Bull will servir the graduated from San Jose Slate San Jose State college. Her fi- class as secretary and treasurer, college, she with a business ad- To Membership List ance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred I respectively. Charles Meek is ministration major and he an ac- Welch of Berkeley, also is a stud- pledge trainer for the class counting degree. Delta Gamma sorority initiated ent at San Jose State. Walker was affiliated with Del- 21 new members recently at a Eight Join Ranks Members of the class lude ta Upsilon fraternity. They were ceremony in the local chapter BERNIER-TRETT JRi m BKeellli y eHnomBeurl , Loltn, both members of the Seekers house on Eighth street. An August wedding is being !yin f planned Of Theta Mu Sigma, group. Girls whose names are now on by Miss Eleanor "Noey" Pitts, Al Rica, Jerry Sangui etti, Trett, secretary in the Placement The couple spent their honey- the membership roster are Bern- President Woodie Kennamer of Bill Seward, Art Smith, Jack office, and Mervin Bernier. moon at Brookdale lodge in the ice Benz, Sallie Bond, Marilyn -tuapuj !epos nuia!s nw Thornton, Dale Tygrett, Nea tln- The engagement was announced Santa Cruz mountains, and are Bone, Dorothy Bourquin, DeVere ity administered the pledge oath derwood, Jerry Wheeler, an Bob recently at a tea given in the San making their home in Palo Alto. Calloni, Florie Cardinale, Shirley to eight men in a ceremony held Wiegand. Crandall, Carleen Fisher, Celeste Jose home of the bride-elect. at the fraternity's house on S. Graeser, Charlotte Hardy. Both Miss Trett and her future 10th street Monday evening. TALLEY-ANDERSON, husband are from San Jose and Men who took the pledge were Anne Hodgson, Patricia Lewin, SGO Pledges Nine were graduated from Heald's Bus- Don Cross, Dick Cirigliano, Ray In the Calvary Methodist church Patricia Marcus, Ruth Mudgett, iness college. The future Mrs. Ber- Bishop, Warren Gabrielli, Larry of San Jose, CaroId Anderson re- Marjorie Parr, Harriet Scott, Lo- nier also attended San Jose State Larry Farchi, Carl Frudden, Ward Future Meml), s. cently became the bride of Forrest retta Thureson, Margot Supple, college. Wright, and Robert Frybarger. Talley Jr. Nine men were pledged Barbara Veon, Miriam Wallace, Bernier is employed locally. Mrs. Talley wore a pink suit and June Weir. ma Gamma Omega- fraterni re- complimented by a muff of white MATTSON-FARNSWORTH cently by Pledgemaster G ge camellias. The former Miss An- Miss Penny Farnsworth, senior Belmont Reid New MacDonald at the Ste. Clai ho- derson is a member of Alpha Chi Chi 0 Luncheon art major, recent' announced her tel. Omega. Talley is a former Spar- engagement to .Elmer "Matt" The new pledges include lien tan from Santa Cruz. Honors Mothers Mattson, at a garden party at her Presiding Officer Carlson, Edward Chapman, philip The couple honeymooned in nor- home in Santa Cruz. Crimmins, Wilber Fellows, Meyer thern California and Reno. They Members of Chi Omega sorority The bride-elect is a member of Glickman, Richard Leberdeft, Al- are now residing in San Jose. honored their mothers at a lun- Alpha Gamma art fraternity. Of A-Phi-0 Members ex Perry, Steve Yurus and pledge cheon Sunday afternoon held at Mattson, a senior industrial arts Belmont Reid was elected presi- captain Robert Wood. the chapter house from 1 to 3 p.m. major, is a member of Delta Sig- dent of Alpha Phi Omega Tues- This group recently capiured .4 DIAZ-JONES - ma Pt national fraternity. Both of Carolyn Hafley arranged the day evening when the service fra- the gold cup offered at the SAE Miss Harriet Lee Jones became program for the afternoon. Bev- ternity chose new officers. Pledges pledge gathering for the best en- f Mrs. Sil C. Diaz in a private cere- also were initiated at this meet- tertainment staged by pledge erly Lee supervised the serving of 4 mony in the Trinity Episcopal the luncheon and Betty Lou Tay- Silver Sabers Set ing. classes from the fraternities. .. church of San Jose April 16. Dr. lor was in charge of decorations, Bill Martin was , lected vice- Mark Rifenbark officiated at the which included arrangements of Military Ball Site president; Carl Ketchum, secre- Spartan swimmers have won double ring ceremony. spring flowers and corsages for tary; Dick Luzak, treasurer; John every conference swimming crown San Jose State college's second Dave Down,' The former Miss Jones wore a the mothers. Moeller, historian; with the exception of 1947 When annual Military hall will be held Montgom- navy blue chiffon dress of Grecian alumni secretary; Bill College of Pacific turned the Vick. Readings by Evelyn McCurdy in the Empire room of the Hotel -arms. style with matching accessories. ery, sergeant -at and Janice Cattermole, and songs Ste. Claire, Al Rosenga, Silver installed were Dr. Her hat formed a halo of white Advisers by the "Dull Skulls" provided en- Sabers president said today. The E. W. Clem- bouvardia, and she carried a palm Murray Clark, Mr. You Get tertainment for members and ball has been set for May 27 from P. Ewens. arrangement of an orchid cen- ents, and Mr. W. their guests. 9 to 1. La Mar, Russel Mitchell, tered in white bouvardia. Dale The ball is open to ROTC mem- Bill Schulz, Dick Hoffman, Jim SERVICE Miss Betty Hof fitt, maid of hon- bers and honor guests only. This Hilke, and Harry Miller are out- and you or, wore a navy taffeta dress. An- DSG Entertains restriction is necessary in order going officers. drew Zoe,rafus stood with the to preserve the colorful pagean- New members are Robert Bak- Save 4c Per Gail. bridegroom as best man. Miss At Seacliff Park try of a military ball, Ftosenga er, Ted Breeden, Edward Gasper, Hoff itt and Zografus are both said. Lionel Goularte, Jerrold Hufford, af the University of California students. Delta Sigma Gamma fraternity K. Duane Jones, Reinaldo Macke, Mrs. Diaz is the daughter of entertained eight guests at a Scott McAllister, Frederick Mich- $AAVON Mr. and Mrs. 14. Jones of Santa smoker at Seacliff state park re- Badws To els, Neils Nielsen, Ray Pelton, Sa- Clara, and is a former San Jose cently. Joyce muel Pereira, Richard Pryor, Rob- SERVICE STATION State college student Afterwards the group returned ert Stice, Ralph Quintet, and 4th end William St. The bridegroom is the son of to the chapter house at 703 S. AttendAnnual Meet James N'an Ess. Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Diaz of Third street for refreshments. Miss Joyce Backus, college li- Mountain View. A senior advertis- Derk Johnson was chairman of brarian will be among three rep- ing major, Diaz is assistant busi- the event. resentatives of San Jose State Summer is the time for ness manager of the Spartan Norman H. Dolloff of the Sci- college to attend the anntial meet- Daily and a member of Alpha ence department was honored ing of the Northern section of the Delta Sigma, advertising fratern- guest at a DSG dinner given re- school library association. The COLOR PHOTOS! ity. Sacra- Vi cently at the chapter house. meeting will be held in Select your camera from Mr. and Mrs. Diaz are now at Nine other guests were present. mento on Saturday. May 14. Be prepared! home at 394 E. Santa Clara street. V our stock of fine 35 mm. cameras! San Jose. ARGUS C-3 KODAK 35 ELLISTON-WOLFF TYPEWRITERS BOLSEY PERFEX A Saturday morning wedding in for rent St. Mary's church in Vacaville For information see our campus reprasenta? t? is? se. May 21 Nv ill unit Miss Jacqueline SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. Bob Sinclair, at Doily office. Florence Wolff and Edwin George for Students Elliston. Special Rental Rates Miss NVolffe is a former journ- Used Standard & Portable Machines For Sale alism major here. Also New Portables Palo Alto Camera Shá Elliston recently was graduated Easy Payment Plan IN THE PRESIDENT HOTEL B1J.u.pilf41A z.rv Santa Clara university, wher CORONA UNDERWOOD ROYAL REMINGTON from Santa Clara university Es. 1960 J.014486 University Avenue .DA 2-1516, where he was an engineering ma- G. A. BLANCHARD 24 So. 2nd St., Bal. 349 iar Race for Gold Butler's Visiting Schools Give VS( Newest Zaniest Cutest "Entries may be pushed, pulled, dragged, towed, slid; or kicked," Campus Student Leaders stated Spardi Gras Contest Chairman Art Butler when quizzed re- partment's production of the "Lit- of the Spartan Daily In fall, lats. cently as to facts on his newest contest, "Race For Gold." tle Foxes" last winter. Now an ROT(' officer, he has Butler, the zany character in charge of all contests for this year's Los Gatos Charles Perez, '45, is another worked on the Sunnyvale Stand- By HARRY BRITTON Fremont student majoring ard. Spardi Gras, went on to explain the intricacies of his latest brainchild. former With approximately 120 former in drama. Charles is currently in Ruth Fisher is another Live The "Race" will be held on roaring Wildcats scattered rehearsal for the centennial ex- Daker, lending herself to the CCE Gras day, and is open to Spardi through Spartan school life, Los travaganza, "Rose of the Rancho." here. Pi Epsilon Tau, general ele- all on-campus organizations. The Gatos high visitors may see their mentary organization, boasts st some kind of object is to enter Cops Call for Cats future way of college life por- the membership of Jean Patter- contrivance which will move rap- trayed at SJSC. Many former Los son, also of Morgan Hill. idly and without too much diffi- Gatans are taking both a passive For Santa CLARA More passive members of the culty (no motorized vehicles, na- 'Friday the 13' and active part in college activity. By ROY, DENMAN 20 Live Oak alumni at State in- turally) in order to finish ahead Most outstanding of With 12 black cats to go, the recent and The Panthers who acquaint clude Jerome Barnes, Lewis Brit- of several other chariots of the the Wildcats pass through Chi Pi Sigma decoration commit- to themselves with the boundless ton. Jules Rocco, Roland Johnson. same nature. For winning, the Washington Square arches is Lud- tee hopes to obtain their full quo- educational offerings of San Jose Helen Kammerer, Lee Lua, Spen- organization that sponsored the wig "Lud" Spolyar, class of '48. ta for the "Lucky Friday 13" State college today do not need cer Parker and Gloria Williams victorious vehicle will reap a big During his high school days, Lud dressy sport dance at La Rinco- to be reminded that the best stu- reward, .as yet unknown. was a member of the student nada Country club. dents come from Santa Clara high This race will be unusual be- council, vice jun- The first donation, a squalling, president of the cause decoration, design, school. and so slightly aggressive tomcat, was ior class, student body vice pres- Lady Seeks Drink forth, wilt not be taken into ac- ident and president of the Hi-Y. San Jose State college, as all made by Earl Morway, an indus- true Spartans know, has been count-. Bath tubs, beds, wash trial arts major living in Spartan In addition he was a member of Gets Fire Dept. Medi'. cars minus motors, anything the football and track teams. given a new zestful approach to City. student problems by the influx of that will move will be accepted, In one of the issues of the Spar- Right now Lud Is edging his ALBANY, Cal. (UP)- -Mrs. R. and the stalwart Santa Clarans, according to Butler. tan Daily today there is a free way into Spartan political A. Beck, Watsonville, got thirsty pres- Santa Clara sports teams were The contrivances, however, must voucher to the first open dance social life as freshman class yesterday while watching the horse helped by men like George Sousa, he drawn by not more than 12. to be sponsored by the fraternity ident and a member of the Della races at Golden Gate Fields. majoring class of '48, now a freshman seek- or less than 10 men or women. since the police school re-opened, Upsilon fraternity. He Is She spied a red box at the pala- The In commerce. ing a degree in commerce; Ralph chariots will also be handi- according to Dean Patrick, pub- tial racing plant which, she State have been Quintet, '46, now in his third year capped at the starting line accord- licity officer. Athletics at thought, dispensed paper cups. boosted by the efforts of Marvin In engineering; John Rodrigues, ing to who draws them men, or The holder of the "Annie Oak- '43, sophomore Spanish major; Ri- Mrs. Beck pulled the handle. the weaker sex. ley" in an issue of yesterday's Johnson,--wh_o is out for spring football Richard "Dick" chard Geary, '39, senior business Instead of paper cups, Mrs. Beck RuleS of the contest have al- Daily has not yet presented it to practice, Merlotti, education major. All of these men got eight fire engines, about 50 ready beer. distributed to the var- Patrick in the Police school squad '45, in football, and Pete Denevi, firemen and fire marshals from Al- ious campus organizations, and room. '44, a member of the have brought the Panther athletic San Jose junk dealers report a big Spartan 1948 CCAA championship flavor to Sparta. bany and Berkeley. Several door prizes will be giv- rush on auto chassis, airplane fu- en, according to Harry ("arisen of football squad and catcher for the Even the women of Santa Clara The fire captains escorted Mrs selages, tubs, and old wheels. the publicity committee. The gifts Spartan baseball team this spring. high school have added their Beck to a water fountain, gave her will include a $10 merchandise or- Slinking into journalism's lair touch to the Spartan way of life. a drink, then climbed disgustedl at SJSC are former der, a bronze tinted portrait, and Wildcats Carll Angie Panelli, former student aboard their fire trucks and drove a record album. Case and Betty Whittaker as t body entertainment manager and away. Spartan Daily staff members and Aero Organization Unsuperstiticius patrons of the president of the Inter Club coun- Jean Jorgenson on the yearbook dance will be Lt. Col. and Mrs. cil in by-gone years, is a junior staff. James K. Watts, Mr. and Mrs. education major. Kathryn Sproul, Plans Annual Until her resignation Willard E. Schmidt ' and- Mr. and earlier this , former year book editor, in her Calif. to Have year, Mrs.. Peier M. Kristovich. Bids Winifred Helm, LG '45, was first year in the Speech depart- Chief Justice Air Show for Sunday are on sale in the Library arch of the Student ment, was in junior and senior Water Aplenty Court. at $2.. plays at Santa Clara. Alpha Eta Rho's plans for their I ...Los Gatans Bop Uphoff and Ter- Dorothy Zalabak, '41, who was SACRAMENTO, May 10 (UP/ second annual air meet are near- ry VVordon turned out for the Interested in dramatics, athletics, California will have "enough wa- ing Completion, announced Alpha frosh swimming team this year and music In high school, is now ter for ordinary demands and Eta Rho president, Tom Tanna. Ralph Klindt is president of the taking up nursing. :Marietta Zero, normal needs" this summer de- Offering one of the most excit- Sequoia fliqh Pupils SAE while Stephen Graves is head spite a dry April, the State Wa- --in*---and.--varied programs to be '45, sports minded in her biro% of the college psychology c,jub. school days, is a senior English ter Resources division predicted presented by a campus organiza- Martha Wagner was editor of yesterday. tion this year the pilots Will be To Speak with Profs major. the school paper at Los Gatos These persons, remember, were In its May 1 snow survey, last for prizes donated by high, and Ann Clindhart is Students of Sequoia Union high active all new at one time to SJSC. It of the year, the division estimated Alpha Fta Rho and several local In the Speech and Drama school at Redwood City will dis- depart- was a strange place but at the that the flow of melting snow - merchants. Admission to the meet ment. cuss occupational and physio the- same time a friendly and interest- from the mountains would be is free. Other Wildcat graduates now rapy with Miss Mary D. Booth. ing one. Thy found out about the about 77 per cent of normalwell The meet will begin at 10 any, attending San Jose State college and Miss Catherine Wallace of rigors of registration, the crowd- below the 90 per cent forecast on Sunday, May 15, at the Warm include George Carroll. '42; Lel- the Occupational Therapy depart- ing of the "Coop", and the super April 1. Springs_ airport. and Streepy, Elaine Wilbur, Doug ment at 8 p.m. tomorrow. sophisticatesand adjusted them- But the report pointed out that Demonstrating their versatility Beatty, Joan Cox, Dave Popp, Miss Booth, head of the Occu- selves to the Spartan way of life. Shasta Dam reservoir is holding San Jose -State college student pi- Frank Velo. the former Jean pational Therapy department, anct Wil- the greatest water storage in its lots will compete individually, in kes. wife of Spartan actor Jack- Miss Wallace, physical therapist hisory and that prospects are good four main events. Included in this son Young, and Ronnie Wordon. group will be 180 degree and 360 at San Jose State college, will that most Sierra Nevada reser- degree spot landings, level bomb- speak to students who have indi- Live Oak voirs will fill before the snow run- ing over cated a desire to enter these off ends. and landing harriers. All By EDITH O'DONNELL , events will be completely describ- fields. Fremont Both Miss Booth and Miss Wal- Though Live Oak high school of ed and explained by means of pub- By JOHN RUSSELL lic address systems. lace will describe their vocations, Morgan Hill may not exactly be Halfway between the rich aMi As an extra attraction a crop personal and educational require- farm the best represented high school lands of Cupertino thriv- dusting demonstration will take ments necessary, job opportuni- and the on campus, yet the live-wire, Live ing industrial city of Oakers who place showing the principles and ties, and rewards. They will tell Sunnyvale visit here today will stands Fremont Union high not be techniques underlying this rapid- students who are interested how school, overwhelmed by a com- proud alma mater of several pletely ly growing occupation. to get started in these fields. San unfamiliar student body. Jose State students. In a program that seems to be For instance, we have ambi- tious, active Pat Walsh, ex-presi- full of highlights there appears a Fremont has sent many of its dent of the sophomore council. Playtime Mix-Mates still brighter light, a parachute sons and daughters to the halls Studio AWS, La Torre staff, the Rally jtunp, which will culminate the Theater of Sparta for their higher educa- committee and the Student Coun- At Budget Prices second annual Alpha Eta Rho Air tion. A former San Jose Presents State cil have all felt her touch. Meet. Plays student body president, Emerson Then again, we may claim Keith "Doc" Arends, graduated from Three plays in repertory will be Alward, a former associate editor presented in the Studio Theater Fremont in 1944. Emerson is now June 6-11, the Speech office an- a member of the San Jose State alumni Oakland Attorney nounced yestrday. Curtain time board. - is 8:15 p.m. Among prominent Spartans now The first of these productions Will Address AWS on campus are several Fremont- will be Anton Chekov's ironic Miss Agnes Polsdorfu, assistant era. Jeanne Ellis, '46, was seem- comedy, district attorney of Oakland, will "The Seagull." Second tary of the freshman class here be the guest speaker at the AWS and third plays are farcical com- at the college. meeting this afternoon at 9:30. edies, "Three Men On a Horse" Melba Sills, publicity chairman, by John Cecil Holm and George Dick Russell, '45, is a member of said today. Abbot, and "Pomeroy's Past" by the Radio Guild and also lae- Miss Poisdorfu's speech, "Wom- Clare Kummer. longs to Tau Delta Phi, men's honorary en in Profession," will probably P1a315 will be under the direc- scholastic fraternity. Dick he highlighted with some of her tion of the three drama staff di- appeared in the Speech de- own experiences, Miss Sills added. rectors, Dr. James Clancy, Mr. All women students are urged John R. Kerr, and Miss Elizabeth to attend the meeting, which will Loeffler. be held in room 24. Say it WM Spartan Daily Coach Bud Winter gives his 5loweri State trackmen choco- San Jose SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE jor new school records late caks Latest red and white twIll and blue improved per- 5hein tee and milkshakes for Worm' as wood dos osaffor sprit DENIMS with tucked poc kets. The Spartan mentor 1134. at So. Jose, Callforola. soder Ma formances. Mora I fW1. Pedal Pushers - Shorts - Shlrts . with act of has "paid--off" this season Putt foosad wire woks of Prams. ar5 from $1.95 to 4.95 three cakes and 14 milkshakes. C'eerance on summer sweaters and Press of tho Globe Maffei Coaspaay shirts. 144 South First Prost Sr. Joss, Callforola Blossom Plan In an eating contest among San Use Our Easy Layaway Jose State cinder stars, it would Morals's. Csittissis tassersoarorr. Pallallasn4 Assoclaffoa Floral Shop Rene' Apparel be a close -race between 300-pound 16 W. San Antonio St Woody Linn and little Marian Ballard 1334 463 So. Second St. Bel. 7249 Day, 130-pound distance runner 6 SPARTAN DAILY 5 Atherican Magazine NEWS BRIEFS Chemical Society Wednesday, May 11, 1949, Features Ex-Stater Meets Here Monday Vets HSU Dividends Wesley Dexter Gordon, 1936 Speaker Teacher, Says the sub-section of graduate of SJSC, is the subject The San Jose California section of the Ameri- Are Expected Late of an article in the "Interesting can Chemical society will meet Vets already spending money People" department of the May Monday at San Jose State col- they expect back in National Ser- issue of the American magazine. School Shortage Acute lege, according to Mr. Lowell vice Life insurance dividends 48. back and find a com- according to Mr. Lowell Pratt, di- Pratt, director of public relations. should sit Herbert L. Wampner, director fortable position. News ;from the rector of public relations. BAKERSFIELD, Cal. (UP)The need for 35,000 additional teach- d. ers and the acute housing shortage are the tvlo main problems facing of technical service for Reich- VA is that there is much work Gordon founded a club known state education, according to Robert Rees of Fresno, field represent- hold Chemicals, Inc., of South San to be done before any moneb, will ive Francisco, will speak on the sub- be sent out. OF as the Boy Paleontologists. Mem- ative of the California Teachers association. ject, "The Chemistry of Alkyd In a letter to Congressman Jack bers of the club endeavor Rees told a round table discussion sponsored by the Kern County to dis- Resins." Anderson, Harold W. Breining, Chamber of Commerce that only cover and classify fossils which The Science building will be the asssistant insurance administra- er- 11,000 qualified instructors were are plentiful in the Hayward scene of the meeting at 8 p.m. in tor for the V. A., pointed to Pres- and available to till 100,000 teaching Military Dept room 112. ident Truman's budget message Livermore areas. The club has positions throughout the nation. 'he Wampner specializes in pig- which says a dividend will be one of the 'largest collections of "Emergency credential" teachers in- ments, resins, lacquers and emul- paid for the fiscal year ending . prehistoric camel bones in the are being employed in their places, it - Has Two-Day Review sions. He has authored more than June 30, 1950. . United States. the educational expert declared. an. Inspecting officers from Sixth 20 articles in scientific journals tThe administrative -task in- The speaker said officials of - Residing in Army headquarters in San Fran- and has eight patents to his cre- in the actual payment of Hayward, Gordon the CTA feel that equal payment volved TIS. cisco and Fourth Air Force head- dit. Wampner was associated with dividends will be tremendous and Is a teacher in the Russell Ele- based on length of service would quarters at Hamilton field will Commercial Solvents require the building up of a mentary school. A native of Dex- go a long way in getting qualified corporation will arrive here tomorrow for a two- in Terre Haute, large organization. Not the least ter, Mieh., Gordon graduated from teachers back in their field. How- Ind., before ta- day inspection of the ROTC unit, reviewing of Fort Jones high school in "salaries king his present post. of this work is the 1926. according to a release from that ever, he added, are not The same year A dinner at O'Brien's will pre- approximately 20,000,000 prem- he entered San department. too bad now...... Jose State college. cede the meeting. Dr. Benjamin ium *counts," Brehring said. The next two The Military department will Rees said a more crying need is years he spent at Wliamette housing, where F. Naylor, science department Dividends will be based on the uni- be inspected and the students will found in school R. versity in Oregon. classrooms in the state seat faculty menther. is handling the insured's age, the amount and be viewed during classroom ac- 15,000 it y than 45 students each. He reservations for the 6:15 afire. type of insurance he carries and tivities. More than 300 cadets will more rse Gordon graduated from San indicated that tax rates would the length of time the policy has Jose pass in review for the visitors State college after returning probably have to be increased to been or was kept in force, Brein- here in 1934. He received Friday to conclude the inspection. ing added. la - an A.B. meet the spiraling average cost of degree and a special Last year the ROTC unit re- ;he secondary maintaining a student in school. teaching credential in speech. ... ceived a rating of excellent, al- Frosh-Soph 'El Dee' though the drill periods were cut MumbyNettersGo 4 The American Magazine arti- In half by bad weather. This year Ticket Sale Begins .ck cle is illustrated with a photo- the locals are hoping for a unit To COP For Meet 11 50 graph of Gordon examining a of "superior," according to Col. Thickheaded? Tickets for the sophomore- The San Mateo J.C. tennis mammoth bone and surrounded James P. Ilea, Military depart- DUNSMUIR, Calif. (UP) ----A freshman "El -Dee" day go on match having been cancelled, by members of the boys' club. ment chief. bridegroom of three days com- sale today in the Library arch, Coach left - plained only of a "bad headache" Ted Mumby's netters rs Cliff Majersik, co-chairman of the today after shooting himself in this morning for Stockton where ter LD day publicity committee, an- they will meet the CCAA cham- the head with a .22 caliber pistol. nounced yesterday. Tickets with Ily Thomas Frazer, 20, climbed off pions in a dual meet. o'ke the meal will sell for $1.65, and a train here yesterday, leaving his C.O.P. will be a heavy favor- iinnouncement4 without the meal, for $.75. ite to continue its dominance of young bride behind. The pair were Included in the activities for en route from Tacoma, Wash., to CCAA tennis circles. The Spar- FRESHMEN CLASS COUNCIL: L-210. Mr. Newby will show the lower Division "El Dee" day Frazer's home in Redding, Calif. tan racket -wielders will be try- Meeting today, 3:30 p.m., room color slides of Mexico. will be softball, swimming, gen- ing for an upset, something no Police Chief Allen B-9. Dunsmuir eral recreation, a barbecue, and other conference team has been JUN:OR CLASS SPARDI GRAS said Frazer walked about Cotter a dance, to be held on May 21 at able to pull off against the pow- ENTOMOLOGY CLUB: Meeting COMMITTEE: Meeting today, of a mile south of town, a quarter Shangri-La. erful Tigers. today, 12:30 p.m.. room S-222. 3:30 p.m., Student Union. All then shot himself above the and Majerslk said that all members Chet Bulwa, Gene Franco, Bob 13) CHI PI SIGMA: Pledge smoker interested please attend. right eye. The bullet, however, did classes are invited to attend. Ile Phelps, Ed Terry. Jim Cruze, today, fraternity house, 263 N. not pierce the skull, according to KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA: All of the sophomore and freshman Dick Russo, and Don Gale are the ,nd Fifth street. but burrowed under the I members and pledges be pres- Cottar, also -pointed out. that "El Dee" Spartan hopefuls. le- HILLEL CLUB: No afternoon skin and came out again In the day will take- the -place of the ent for today's softball game, meeting today. Social meeting 4 p.m.. diamond No. 1, San Car- middle of Frazer's forehead. .previous mixers. ed tonight with "He was bleeding severely when Following the Stanford Hine!, 8 los turf. activities of the p.m., Alexander Hall, YMCA. we found him," Cottar said, "but day, the lower division plaque DELTA PHI DELTA: All mem- 1st DELTA PHI DELTA and ALPHA his chief complaint seemed to be will be given to the freshman bers sign the notice on the Art ed GAMMA: Joint meeting Wed- a bad headache." class in recognition of their win- wing bulletin board. DW nesday, May 18, 7:30. room A- ning the mixers of the past two be l. :mportant. All members at- ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: All quarters. ell tend. Refreshments. students interested in correct- Tickets will also be on sale in on Blind Girl Gets Dog the Graduate Manager's office. SGO: Meeting tonight. Hillsdale ing the objective portion of Country club. Members. 8 p.m.. English A examinations, Satur- BERKELEY, Calif. (UP) ---Vir- iat pledges, 9:30 p.m. day May 21, from 9 a.m. on. ginia L. Warren, 19-year-old blind ng please contact the English of- ALPHA GAMMA: Informal ini- University of California co-ed its fice, I1-28, by Friday, May 13. tiation tonight, 7:30, room A-1. whose seeing eye dog was poison- Lawyers to Swear od pet. All members please attend. KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA: Meet- ed last week, will get a new Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc., SACRAMENTO (UP) PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE: ing for members only, tonight, in - yers would not be allowed to prac- Meeting today, 3:30 p.m., room 7:30, room 21. at San Rafael, announced it would give Miss Warren another dog and tice in California unless they gave loyalty oaths to the state and MOM. she will enter the school in June for the required month of train- federal governments under a bill OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ing. Miss Warren's two-year-old approved .by the Senate Judiciary last night. CLASSIFIED ADS German Shepherd, Gay, licked committee MONEY BACK GUARANTEED strychnine from a sidewalk last week and died. The Original DIVIDEND ETHYL GAS LOST 1930 MODEL A FORD COUPE: Perfect condition. Must see to ap- LOST: Parker 51 with name J. preciate. Call at 470 Atlanta. D. Sawyer Thursday afternoon. Reward! Return to Lost and MISCELLANEOUS Cancer Loses Again Found. Calif. (UP) --- HAVE SHIRTS AND COT- LOS ANGELES, cut out pain- LOST: Gold Ronson pencil TONS IRONED TO PERFEC- Cancer can now be without even an anesthetic, lighter. Initials J.M.G. Between TION: Stephany. Will pick up. lessly Nate Snider 501 Almadon Col. 715 kJ professor told the Cali- B-17 and Scienc" building. Re- 20 cents each. Col. 9042-R. a medical ward. Phone Col. 6688-M. fornia Medical Association con- vention today. I REDUCED QUICKLY: With Sale FOR RENT Dr. Frederic E. Mohs, professor Tickets Now on Stauffer System, of course; you'll Summer of chemosurgery at University of GIRLS: Room, board. be calling all of your friends and college. Wisconsin, said the new method Straw Hat Revue session. Half block from telling them the good news, too, has resulted in only one death of Make reservations now. 374 S. when you have your new figae 814 cases treated. Sixth. designed for you by the Stauffer "Oa i,j 0PdeP OPENING IN NICE HOME: System. 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`riror- - Wednesday, May 11, 1949 SKI SEASON NEARLY OVER 'West Coast Relays Next for Trackmen BASE With the conference champion- ship safely tucked away, Spartan St trackmen are pointing toward Saturday's West Coast Relay car- nival at Fresno. Coach Bud Winter plans to en- Tc ter 'man in the open lee, special 220, 440 relay, 880 relay, 120 high hurdles and college mile re- lay. Woody Linn, George Mattos, Ronnie Metre, Dick Fortier, Bill Gallagher, Mel Martin and oth- ers net yet mune,d 11111111111111111111111M111111111111111111111111111H1011111111111111111111111111111111111111111 are field event entries. Don Smalley, who did not run Du Pot under Spartan colors this season, Poly N will enter Rustling the open century, un- day's attached. Time The feature of the day may Ti By JACK RUSSELL well be the special 220 yard dash twice III111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I111111111111111111M11111111IIIIIIIIIIMURRI In which Lloyd LaBeach, Panama Franc' -sprint sensation, will appear. The recent ASH election proved the fact that Don Schaeffer it thee Spartan freshman sprinter War- knows how to "win friends and influence people." We have just Walt ren Eisenberg will be one of La- topper' heard a tale' about Don in the East Lansing NCAA boxing tournament Beach's The San Jose State Ski team, after the erase-country of the opponents. by 7-3 that serves to emphasize this point. Now we know why the Gilroy Mel Patton, 200 PCPs at Yosemite last March. They placed sixth in the final result*. meter Olympic Is %lett heavyweight is such a good politician. winner, who last Saturday ran Lett to right, they are Herb Blatt, Howard Amende, Dick Osborn, Colic 9.1 In the hundred and a 20.3 It seelits that Das learned that one of the three judges for the Robinson hi the bark row. Kneeling, left to right, are resting ana Richard furlong, will confine his running NCAA tesuiwasent. Eddie Haltalett by name, had written a bank ex- standir Stu Merrill, Asaistast Coach Jerry Rosenthal, and John Daeglinge to anchoring the SC relay teams, Icy for tolling and describing the benefits of special exercises to be performed Photo by Irving Robbins. nocordhig to reports from the tans th before a bout. Aecording to Mr. Haisiett, the exercises loosened up Southland. the muscles and toned the body up for the opening battle. Nvill be p.m. Don, not missing a trick, read the book carefully. On the night Two Events Remain schedu of the fight, Don climbed into the ring and noticed that Haislett was one of the three judges at the ringside. Our future stndent body ANDREE'S cone president then Went through a series of outlandish body movements, For Spartan Skiers lachin tend-downs, squats, and arm flailing for the benefit of the open- meet in mouthed author. By HERB BLATT Rancliburgern go in t Pete The erased was duly impressed but not near as much as one of beckoning- finger of With the hot sun, the melting snow, end the night the three judges-- Mr. Eddie Haialett, As it turned out, Schaeffer 'the beach, the San Jose State Ski team has gone through the finish Hamburger on .a the sla on without any help from "body-exercises" or Judge his fight easily gets for another season. Only two more individual events are left, French viously, Elaislett, but you never can tell when a little extra help might come bun with the Day races at-Mammoth Mountain, and the Mt. Lassen pitched handy in a tough situation. Memorial French fried Mid-Summer race to be held in the beginning of July. The "Skiing Spartans" started off the season Potatoes. Cate! was DO word from the Ojai Tennis sults of the complete team and TENNIS. TALES: There at Aspen, Colorado in the Na- Spartan Jose State netters for a very good reason. Individual been receiv- teurney concerning the San Ronal latereollegiates during the order has - GRAND!!! by bani The Spartan lone doubles team, Jim Cruze and Bob Phelps, drew a Christmas holidays. Spending ed as yet, but Merrill made two at hat 1 pretty fair combination for their opening round match a couple of their second t'hriramas away from very good jumps and placed in fieller gents named Bob Falkenhurg and Ted Schroeder. 'Nutt said. home, the team pulled up 12th, the first twelve. Daegling com- longest just ahead of Vale. Slow skies, peted In all four events. This oats. Andree's Drive-In double lack of practice, his last race for the sportans. He. and a long drive, SAN CARLOS & ALMADEN fence a Soo Jose Speedway hindered the Spartans no end. Is the only graduating senior on 'Ills his the team. For the second week in a row The team is looking forward to of the 1 TENNIS a return trip and a possible en-ANN Jose Speedway is offer- the San chance to run the downhill course which P LIFYIERS! ing racing fans two servings of now being cut for the FIS world and hit championships to be held at Aspen Have You Seen Us Yet? Bring in that tired track thrills: the rocketing road- :T.14TTFF old tennis racket. sters on Friday night and the next year. Wayne Hawkins, John evi tur Have it revitalized marvelous midgets on Sunday Daegling. Richard Robinson, Stu A new and ser with a stringing of night. Merrill ,and Captain Herb Blatt Different Flower Catering to Spsrtans lion wt hard- , raced for State, and did fairly every Floral from \ for need. S hitting, ; - Several thotssand track addicts well, considering that it was the Store had go ii viewed the two programs last Organization Functions long-last- first time in the snow for the Weddings Dean I ing VIC- week, as records fell, cars crash- year. Middlebury, Vt., won the The Individual Behern TOR Tennis Gut-, ed, and drivers flirted with the team 9 -way championships, with t rs brand of , nas There's a beckoning finger of St. Peter. Corsages This VICTOR Strings to Denver U. and the U. of Utah FLOWER MARKET ac suit your style of following close behind. San Augustine" andSanta Teresa nig of play and your Because of the impression made 2 blocks back ofHotel DeAma Ballard 5903-M Jacobs() purse. Our Printing Doesn't Cost by the team, an invitation to made It Pays' the University of Utah's Invita- fielder tional Intercollegiate Ski meet bed De TA, All Types of PRINTING was received. Here the team ra- fourt h DANCE BIDS Specialty ced their, best and came in fourth Jacobs() ,e- ICTOR or fifth depending upon how you and ma down Mat Wiee. look at it. In the printed results, , _ THE State was fifth, but Merrill's time THE Wuesth from 62.50 to 810.00 was not taken in the downhill. Friday' VALLEY PRESS Just above the finish line, he fell Rennet GORDON'S 167W. San Fernando and. broke his ski. SUMMER EATING wore-bi SPORT SHOP Ballard 2299 He finished about three or four Tom 0 Lou Ales - Danny Pinto minutes later. Although be would tang 1114 121 East San Fernando have been last, he would have And some are not. Not if they inning given more points for the team-- haven't tickled their tummies with latter enough to put them in fourth Denevi place. iiz those Dandy Dinners and Luscious WE WILL DELIVER YOUR DINNER Next on the list was the Pacific Lunches down at . . . - Coast Intercollegiates at Yosem- Soo CHICKERYCCHICK ite on March 4, 5 and 6. Here the Peg Free Delivery 1/2 Chicken 4 25 team showed they hadn't had 36 W. iii 9 p.m., 10 p.m. Sat. Roll, French Fries IP SAN FERNANDO enough practice since the Utah 1 F meet, and ran into trouble in the 2 Clowd Monday 1080 E. Santa Clara Call Col. 8734 jumping and at least one run PLL1 of the slalom. With the downhill called off be- Del cause of snow conditions on' the Our squaws hop to serve jumbo burgers, malts, shakes-25c course, It left only the cross- ALL Car service doily 6 p.m.-2 a.m., Sun. 2 p.m.-2 a.m. country for the Spartans to get points in. Hitting the wax almost perfectly, they did, and placed M1 TEEPEE DRIVE-IN sixth out of a dozen schools. The Y 'a ' chanc, 1228 W. San Carlos University of Nevada won the Pho meet. 2 The final intercollegiate race of $1.25 on a nice fight fluffy ANGEL CAKE? the year was the Vanderbilt Me- The Like fnorial Ski meet. The team did anr.I ; (., A He5venly Tre not get any chance to practice C. nrt, r s has them. again, and it clearly showed up in the downhill, slalom, and jump- CHATTERTON BAKERY. ing, Blatt was the only one who 221 SOUTH SECOND ST. Opposite YWCA BALLARD 6014 had done any skiing since the PCI's and picked up points by sinning the slalom and placing SuL)scribe as. the Speciai Senior Hato 111 STATE TAILORS AND'CLEANERS second in the downhill. Richard Robinson fell but got tenth in the Sign up Qualify Cleaning Altering Relining downhill. Had he stood up' he today with would have been in the Oritt five. One-Day Cleaning Service San Jose finished Math once again. Columbia YOUR 1 1793 401 & Willim, 10892-W SPARTAN 53 W. San Ferniondo, Columba In the jumping, no official re- SHOP 1

BASEBALL TEAM PLAYS DONS Crack SJS Athletes IDECATHLON CANCELLED State Holds Down Produce. from ,ix Pentathion Slated Top Spot in CCAA SOM. High Schools For Spartan Field By JACK RUSSELL By HANK PLYMIRE College of Pacific Ne)ct CCAA Foe. Instead of the SJSC Decathlon championship on May 28, Spartan The Santaclara Valley 'Athlet- Track Mentor Bud Winter recently announced the scheduling of the For Coach Walt Williams' Squad ic Leaguehas proved to be a to) commences By CLIFF DANIELS notch breeding ground foe Spar- first annual college-Rentathlon championship. This contest tan sports. The six schools in the Monday, May 23, and runs through Friday, May 23. The Penthalon Baseball stock at San Jose State continued to rate as high as j league, Santa Clara, Gilroy, Mt. will consist of five events: high jump, 100 -yard dash, broad jump, Du Pont preferred today after the team's series triumph over the Cal View, Los Gatos, C4pipbell and Fremont, can all take their pia, --- shot put ,and 880-yard run. Th,. Poly Mustangs last weekend. The Spartans took both ends of Satur- in the spotlight being focused on events will be run off in the or- day's twin bill to remain in undisputed first place. the current athletic glories oh Track Coach der given :those; the high jaws starting Monday, May 23. Tomorrow night under the arcs of the K4unicipal ball yard, the San Jose State. Top man on the Fremont to- , Any male students attending sictorious University of Sim tntre tem pole is Pete. Mesa, '47, strike- San .Jose State college is eligible. Dons will try to make Francisco out artist pf Coach Williams' dla- Signups are being taken by Win- straight 5vins.over Coach It three Spartan Backstop mondment. ter. Entries may use regulae Williams' crew. The Hill- Walt When football season. rolls track spikes. Winter stated all captured previous contests toppers around next fall two former Fre- P. E. majors will enter. by 7-5 and 5-2 scores. Game time -monters ,Marv Johnson, and Joe The purpose of the Pentathloa is slated for 8 o'clock. Pichetti, '45, Will rate very high Is to enable athletes to ente Pacific, currently College of in the gridiron plans of Coach events they do not ordinarils; in third spot in the CCAA resting Bill Hubbard. Ace .128-1b. var- compete In, i.e.--tiah men in -the will move into the val- standings, sity wrestler last season was Ben shot put and 880. W inter alms for three games with the Spar- ley Ichikawa, Fremont class of '48. hopes to discover some new track this weekend. Single contests tans Boxing and wrestling are the talent as a result of the meet. NVill be played Friday at 2:30 and spt'eialties of the Santa Clara A suitable trophy will be fur- S p.m., with an afternoon game Panther contingent. Mike Rivera scheduled for Saturday at 2:30. nished by the college and will he boxed for Coach Dee Portal's awarded the winner of the entire Pitching Assignments squad in the PCI bouts at Sac- program. Points will be awarded coach Williams will change his hamento. Joe Sapena, '39, won the each competitor on the basis of Bengal pifching rotation for the boXing . tourney how he finishes - in individual to meetings, Bob Santos is slated award' in 17. Ray Bunnell, '46, events. The entrant scoring the go in the first contest Friday, rind and Will Drew, '46, are the star greatest number of points will la; the Pete Mesa. will come back in 155-lb wrestlers on Coach Mutt-l- declared the champion. according toes night game. Ralph Romero ily's varsity wrestling squad. to Winter. afternoon. Pre- the slab Saturday Woody Linn. 300-lb discus man The heretofore scheduled De- Romero, Mesa- and Santos viously, and wrestler from Santa Clara, cathlon was cancelled because of above order. pitched in the rates a column all his own. The the lack of interest on the part genial senior holds the college DIAMOND DUST of outstanding Pacific Coast track discus record 'with 'a heave of 162 .and field men, according to the catcher Pete Dene5I paced the feet. Spartan cinder coach. Spartan hitters against Cal roily Los Gatos has contributed Pete BUD WINTER, Spartan' traclt by banging three hits in six times Denevi to the college's varsity mentor w ho recently announced An Amazing Offer by at bat for a .500 average ... Left - baseball and football squads. Th thi. scheduling of San Jose fielder Bob Wuesthoff hit the versatile senior also boxed and State's first Pentathlon meet, lorn;est fair ball of the series, a played basketball for the Gold Ma5 13-28. double 55 bleb bounced_against the and White teams., 'HOLIDAY fence at the .375 mark in left field. _ Bill "Snuffy" Wilson. p:i-s Earl Hassell. *Gene Menges. Wes Pipe Mixture His blow came In the fifth frame catching end, heads the delegation :Rush, and *Dean Sensenbaugh.- I The pipe ,h ,,,,,n, sinok wan, of the third game... Mesa is also from Campbell. 'Don Ervin, gym- -.DANA. th I LEFT HALFBACK: Arch Cha-1 modern pipe, with brightly polisbed al credited with hitting a long double, nast, is another former Buccan- goonjian. Don Chenowith, -Wes . n um shank and 9enuine Import.d brow be 551uich came In the second contest neer. - 'Fisher, *Mary Johnson. *Gil Men:1 and hit the barrier in left field, Mt. View has sent Jay Hopkins. dosa. Tony Morabito, F a u s Only 3:111-TeiTTFairilinisie. plate. . . Den- varsity golfer; Rod Richardson, Smythe, Bud Traina and Ed With- I evi turned in the fielding gem of heavyweight boxer; and Glen Wil- row. ihe series from his catching-, posi- son, basketball player to Wash- with tion when he stopped a low throw ington Square. RIGHT HALFBACK: *Don inside woria:Tpernis pocket from Shortstop Don Lopes which Don Schaeffer, NCAA heavy- DaMbacker, *Al Cementina; liar-' twin 12 tin' I had gone through First Baseman old Huxley; John Steele, Ray PETE DENEVI, dependable weight finalist, is an excellent Dean Gilea and tagged out Vern Thomas, and Ted Weber. Ms 0 MUSSY moon catcher for the Spartan nine example of the type of athlete Bebernes, Mustang shortstop, who produced by the busy city of Gil- FULLBACK: Harry Beck, Max Oat pow DANA PIP, who led his teammates at the Stui s. was trying to get back to the bag. roy. average in the Coley. *Jack Donaldson, Torrr MOM This action came in the ninth inn- plate with a .500 hal GI, Mem& FIRM recent Cal Poly series. Denevi, Harney, Lou Menghini. Stan 'Mil- oar Lambled le USA Soar= ing of the second game. . . Carl Nos It INS outstanding ler, *Harry Russell, and 'Fred Jacobson, Cal Poly rightfielder, a senior, has played San Jose diamond - squad. Silva. made the best catch by an out- ball for the a.three-year span. Grid * Indicates returning lettermen. fielder in the series when he rob- men over bed Denevi of a base knock In the fourth inning of the second game. able to continue after several min- Works Hard Jacobson raced to the foul line utes of rest... Stan Peterson, who By Bob Skillicorn and made the snag with one hand subbed incenterfield for Earl Spring football practice contin- artists! down around his shoe tops. . . Wright in the third game of the ues at a rapid pace as 75 candi- Wuesthoff made a fine catch in series, banged out two hits and dates battle for starting positions Friday's game off the hat of Bob drove in two runs to aid the Spar- in the intra-squad game which Bennett in deep left field near the tan cause. . . Despite Romero's Grumbacher climaxes the six week practice score-board. . Second baseman setback Friday ,all three State grind June 1. Tom Okagaid collided with Mus- pitchers went the route for the tang Bob McCutcheon in the first third time this season. . . Verfl Coach Bill Hubbard and his CASEIN COLORS inning of Friday's game when the Bebernes, playing shortstop for staff, Bob Bronmn, line coach, latter was picked off second base. the Mustangs, tossed his glove at and Hampton Poole, backfield Denevi to Okagaid. Okagaid was a ground ball single by Olusgaki coach, are putting the squad are now available in through tough drills so that they In the third inning of Friday's the art department of game. Formerly, a severe penalty may be able to select the start- san jose paint & wallpaper Something to Crow About! would have been assessed against Ing elevens for the annual spring Cal Poly, but according to Coach game. company MCVEY'S Walt Williams, the rule has been The players. currently working this is not considered FOR GUACHE FRIED CHICKEN changed and out daily at Spartan Field in- .a flagrant error. clude: OR TEMPERA PLUS: Roll, butter, french fried:. LEFT END: Ernie Johnson, Specifications of salad. Barbara's victory Since Santa *Junior Morgan. *George Persha, THINS Delivered Hot to Your Home! in the 1939 CCAA Golf finals, *Mel Stein, Ray Poznokoff and contents as requested the Spartans have triumphed five Larry Tavares. WITH WATER ALL by the American for ONLY $1.00 straight times in league play. LEFT TACKLE: Jack Aho, "Art Allen, *Harley Dow, *Ed DRIES Artists Professional Miller, Paul Olivier and Jim O'- QUICKLY League McVeys' Complete Don't Argue! Connor. CATERING SERVICE LEFT GUARD: Dick Bondelie, Phones: Mayfair 3285 end 2278 The NAPOLI *Vico Bondietti, Carl DeSalvo, Bruce Halladay, Gene Snyder and 2801 ALUM ROCK AVE. SERVES GOOD FOOD *Al Wiemars. The Caterer from Decatur 950 So. 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8 SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday, May 11, 1949 Two Profs Attend Guidance Center SJSC Hine! Group For Vets Benefit To Host Stanford Berkeley Meeting Any veteran not sure of his ob- Hillel counselorship at Stanford Retreat with San Yourself' meet 'Find will jective in college should take ad- university Professors Irving Christiansen vantage of the service offered Jose State college Hillel tonight and Arthur C. Kelley of the Com- by the Veterans Guidance center at 8 o'clock. In Alexander hall, merce department represented at 408 Almaden avenue, advised YMCA, Ed Klein, Hillel president, Sponsored by 'Y' Group San Jose State college at a recent Dean of Men Paul M. Pitman announced yesterday. Berkeley conference on the teach- yesterday. The second annual Student Y Mystery Retreat takes place on ing of accounting, according to The two groups will hold a The guidance center will close Dr. Earl W. Atkinson, Commerce joint social program under the Memorial day week-end, May 28-30, according to Jeannie Justice and June 30, so Dean Pitman urges department head. The meeting chairmanship of Tom Winston. veterans who need the service Johnny Jacobsen, co-chairmen of the affair. Primary theme of the was under the auspices of the Entertainers are Sylvia Lipp, offered by this agency to make retreat is "Find Yourself." This will be studied in relation to yourself, University California at Ber- violin solo; Jo Ann Martin and of an appointment as soon as pos- the world about you, and your fellow men. The retreat offers students keley. Joan Stillman, dance; Katherine sible. Rinn, vocal solo; Herb Patnoe an opportunity for contemplation Conference chairman was Dr. The center has been invaluable and Mary Braunstein, comedy and meditation. It will be an at- Perry Mason, head of the accoun- to veterans in erabling them to skit. tempt to probe the mysterious University of recognize their a`ptitudes and in- ting courses at the Community singing will be led chasms of your own personality Sunshine Notice for terests, and thus select the voca- California. accompanied by Ralph with the hope of finding some ans- ion for which they are best suit- by Klein Goldeen. wers. The meeting was devoted to a ed, he concluded. Santa Cruz Addicts some of The unique, mysterious retreat round table discussion of Neoc000esecooec000mec000r Going to Santa Cruz over the account- location. will not be known to the problems of teaching weekend? Want to know what Among GOOD FOODS any until the last minute. Maps ing to college students. California Holds the weather's going to be like for was the HOME MADE CHIU will be provided students at that the problems discussed two days in advance? a stan- DONUTS AND COFFEE I Sc time. The idea is to find a place desirability of establishing A simple sol!rtion to the "beach - achievements Parole Job Exams no one has either heard of or dard of accounting time" weather problem has. been for first year accounting students. Examinations are now being been to. found by the science department. given for appointments as parole Short talks by speakers and The official United States Wea- officers, grade one, the California group discussions by students will ther bureau map and forecast State Personnel Board announ- be of primary importance at the will be posted on the bulletin ced recently. mysterious retreat. In addition board Representative near room S104 every Wed- Vets Final date for tiling applica- there will be a variety show, a nesday, Thursday, and Friday for treasure hunt, folk dancing, and tions is June 4. June 25 is the the remainder of the quarter. examination date. other planned recreation. This service will enable Spartan Visits SJSC Campus Salaries for parole officers1 All told, seven meals will be beach-goers to know just what to 32) range from $295 served, beginning with lunch Sat- expect from the elements, any- The Veterans office (Room to $358 a month. I that urday, the 28th, and ending with where in California, two days in wishes to inform veterans Complete information may be lunch Monday, the 30th. advance. The infortination, direct Mr. J. D. Murchison, California found on the Placement office will be on Students who plan to attend from the bureau station at Mills Veterans representative bulletin board. FOUNTAIN SERVICE quarter. the mysterious retreat will leave field, San Francisco, will be post- campus sometime this the V lounge, 220 S. Seventh ed by 9:30 a.m, on each of the All who wish to see him are as- Under Coach Bud Winter, the SPARTAN street, at 9 a.m. on Saturday, ac- days mentioned. ked to notify the Veterans of- San Jose State Spartans have DONUT SHOP cording to a tentative schedule. fice. When the date of Mr. Mur- won four 2C2A track titles in FOURTH known, these vet- 125 SO. The group will return Monday af- chison's visit is seven years. 4000000000000001:1013001100t. ternoon. erans will be notified by mail so The retreat committee in- Alumni Office Asks they may make arrangements to cludes: Terry Schindler and Jean- see him. ine Churchill. recreation; Phyllis Veterans enrolled this quarter Rolfes. food; Bob Stice and Marie Homecoming Plans under the Cal Vets will receive Herold, publicity; Miss Justice, Any college organization plan- within two weeks their authori- mystery retreat location; and ning a breakfast or dinner for zation certificates for the fall Jacobsen, speakers. Homecoming day, June 4, should list details in the Alumni office quarter. Veterans enrolled this by tomorrow. quarter under Cal Vets wishing Announcement o f intended to attend Summer Session are re- 'Vacation for a Day' events can then be made in the quested to bring their fall author- May istue of the Alumni Bulletin. ization certificates registration Tau Delta Phi. Home Econom- day, July 5th. Mr. Murchison will Theme of Fete ics department, and Women P.E. change the dates on the authori- zation certificates so they will be "Newmanites and all San Jose majors have already scheduled af- usable for Summer Session. State college students are invited fairs for alumni at the Home- to attend the "Vacation for a coming. Those veterans wishing to Day" picnic to be held Sunday at The main feature of the Home- tend Summer Session under the Adobe Creek lodge, Joe Garske, coming day will he a luncheon, Cal Vets, but not now enrolled un- Newman club president, said yes- served at 12:30, followed by a der the program, are requested to terday. program meeting. All graduat- pick up application blanks in The affair is sponsored by the ing seniors are cordially invited Room 32. Quid Nobi youth organization and to affiliate themselves with alum- in- ni on that day, the Alumni office is open to all students. Garske TRY THE NEW CLEAN MAYFAIR dicated there will be plenty of said. Luncheon reservations RESTAURANT AND CREAMERY entertainment for those attending should be made at the Alumni the picnic. office. 1/2 Fried Chicken Tickets can be 'purchased this Salad Bowl, Coffee. Dessert week from Genevieve Villasenor at the Catholic Women's center. COLLEGE POOL OPEN $1.15 For the remainder of lbe Lunches from 65c Spring quarter the college pool Complete 8 course dinners from 90c 'Hit Books Hard,' will be open to student and fac- Open 7:30 a.m. until I a.m. ulty members on Tuesday and Most Likely to Succeed.. Thursday afternoons from 3:30 MAYFAIR Dean Pitman Says to 5:30 and Friday from I to 5, - RESTAURANT AND CREAMERY Choose a Champion to share Coach Charlie Walker announ- Street Dean of Men Paul M. Pitman 159 So. First your future. warned "spring feverish" Spar- ced yesterday. Just South of Padre Theater tans yesterday that they'd better Have this able assistant at buckle down hard enough to make your finger tips ... always ready a "C" average this quarter. thoughts and Because of another great in- to transfer your flux of new students next fall, inspirations to paper ... ready the personnel committee will be to help in your progress and ad- PROVED forced to drop a large percent- vancement. 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