:3acrament:., , Spartans, Dons Await Tonight's Grid Battle By HAL BORCHERT 8 o'clock when kickoff time comes heading for a fall and the spar- , The'll he there to %%atilt Mat ..ist week lei:tied that of the lcaat spartan Daily Sports Editor I around they'll see what they can tans are the guys aho want to ...in and Brown ii ,irk hut the%'11 ri a job well done. This week the The Spartans come home to- do about evening the score with do the job. he riling -Hold that line- and tiorn blowers and thumpers ha' night. the Dons and bringing up the vic- IAlong the 50-yard line tonight hoping that Coach Bob Brost/an been working on marchine forma- Home to what. Home to face tory side of the ledger to match will be 2000-odd white shined root- ha', uorked out a deft-0.w that tions which they will strut to- one of the ruggedest independent I the loss column. ers who subconscious's. hope that %%ill stop the flashy tullback and night. If, as the hand goes so grit. elevens on the West Coast. None I Their worthy opponents are tonight will be The night. Nearly the completion-happy quarter- the team. maybe tonight's The other than Ed Brown, 011ie Mat- currently enjoying one of the best all will be there to see Nimble . back from hitting the promised night. san and company from the liniver- seasons in the history of the 011ie Matson score his USUR I land. At any rate all the color wiS sit% of San Francisco who already school on the hilltop and are 'amount of touchdouns with long Providing the musical score tor bc at the Stadium tot have humiliated our boys 39-2 in rivaled only by College of Pacific fancy runs or to watch the needle the great drama on the gridiron 01 the 1951 home - the the opening game of the season. in the role of top West Coast in- threading pitching of Quarterback at Spartan Stadium will he the hand, t he ira d. the I It's the fourth rung of a jagged dependent, Loyola, Santa Clara. 'Ed Brown. Like leading lambs to .Gold and Whits uniformed Spar- and the itton pont '01 ten rung ladder, the roughest lad- and San Jose being lost in the slaughter is placing the Spartans tan band under the direction of backing an outstandlia: .00,4,1 der a Spartan team has had to wake. against this Green Wave from the ;Robert P. Olson. Reports have it team a ho tonigiv climb in many a year. Tonight at Our boys believe the Dons are Fog city, senses the crowd. 'hat their pet forma is'.' in Fresno night Spartan Daily Budget Cut Could Mean SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Vol. 40. SAN JOSE, CALIF., FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 1951 No. 13 Fewer Sports--Ilartranft State Asks Faculty Dean est Hop For Qualifications tiluersal ASB Of New President Fee Is Accepted Among tit, organliations Most What qualifications should a sixerely aticcteti by the 1951-52 college president have? reduced hializet is tts Phssical The State Department of Edu- Ed:Will 1011 department wluch re- cation is asking this question of uested a budget of $34.000 and re- the faculty at San Jose State col- , ei ed $27.11 111 lege. The request was made by Dr. GIP1111 Hartranft. head vf the Roy Simpson, head of the Sacra- PF depa it men? said, We'll pro?. mento department, to aid in nam- atbase to rut out some spouts. ing a successor to our college Wt. can't operate all sports by ?e- president, Dr. T. W. MacQuarrie. ducing them proportionately ten This request, explained Dr. Mac- pereent." Quarrie yesterday, is being met by 111, riduci,d budget for 1951-52 the appointment of a faculty qual- will atlect the activities ifications committee, chosen on a of all campus organizations if students basis of one member representing do not accept universal ASB each of our college divisions. calerl 1111.aNUre at the pills according to This mode of local expression Lud Spolyar ASII president. follows the pattern voluntarily set dislike this butts t reduction, by interested persons at both said Spabai "I'm hoping that the Fresno and Chico State colleges hill still be accepted by a twn. %% hen they were faced with similar thirds vote so that we Can go, situattona. back the activities that will he The importance of presidential curtailed by this budget u 441,-" b lie relations ability was In acknowledging his support stressed by Dr. MacQuarrie. A 01 Asserntilj 13111 KIT, it hail will college president, he said, must be presented before the entire stu- have the ability to see his educa- ARTIST AND f RITIC Look- dent hods at an i leet.on. Joe tional philosophy and the objec- ing; at the landscape Sr.' John West. Dean tat Students. said tives of the college are understood Mottram, In trtiefor of art, "The universal fee will help to throughout right, and J. Theodore Johnson, the entire organization Professors' Paintings stabilize the program of student associate professor of art, left. and the region in which his col- activities It will make it possibte lege is located. It must also ex- The painting, the stork of Mfr. Mottram, is from an e hihit t, for all students to share the ex - tend to the legislature, since that Will Be Shown Monday the two instructors Olich atll Si, stall as the benefits. body controls the welfare of state be on display in the Reserve 'To be sure some students will colleges. Twenty-five years of art work publicity director for the exhibi- Book room Monday through Nov. benefit more than others, but that Dr. MacQuarrie has announced will be on view Monday morning tion committee, said. a. photo by Armstrong is true in iwa..tically all forms of presiously that he will retire from in the Reserve Book room when Figure drawings, landscapes, still taxation. the office of college president in J. Theodore Johnson, associate lifes, pastels, watercolors, and oil "Dos isn't a method of inertias A ugust. professor of art, and John Mot - portraits will comprise the show, Jensen Mores ing the Ps. per individual. It is ill tram, instructor in art, present a according to Johnson and Mot. put us in a position where we will two-man show of a group of their tram. be able to organize thco stud, :it Frats to Alter paintings from 1925 to 1951. Mr. Johnson's work dominates To New Post act iv tie'. efficiently. The exhibit Is the second in the portrait side of the display, Dr. Harry Jensen. professor ot a aeries being taloa n this year while Mr. Mottram's feature pres- education, recently was appointed `Hell Week' under the a 111opire% of the Elite entation is landscapes, with hill- by Dr. T. W MacQtiarrie to the Arts division, Mr. Warren Fans, side and seashore scenes predom- Seniors Asked to A meeting of all fraternity ad- inating. visers was held yesterday morn- Among the paintings Mr. John. ing on campus. Problems Make Photo Date discussed %lake Promotions sowill show is an oil study of s were: the Western mad, Regional In- French girl a hich he did in France terfraternity conference, pledging In Campus Police in 1928. This work drew attention appointments for t :,earbook and rushing, organization, social at the Golden Gate exposition Iii photograuhs may do so now at standards, a Appointments to the positions fraternity-faculty 1939 and 1940 and has been es. the library aceordine to Jane men's banquet, of assistant chief, sergeant and and an all-Greek hibited in almost every museum Scott and Alt Moreno, co-editors ''help week," corporal in the student police or- Dean of Men Stan- in the country. Mr. Johnson said. of LaToire. ifw f '01 leg( yearbook. were announced yes- ley C. Benz announced. ganization Students also sill see a paint- Charge for ihe photographs is terday by Student Chief William "Although people are generally ing of Mr. Johnson's ahich took V 50 plus tax satisfied with C. De Lapp. the pledging and first prize at the All-California The Angelo Rulers studio isill rushing scheme as Ivan C. Bland has been appoint- a whole, im- Artists showing in Santa Cruz "gin taking the penury,- on Mon. provements are ed assistant chief, De Lapp said. now being dis- In 1901, A complete list of the day. Oct. 15 It will req ere three cussed," he said. Appointed sergeants were Lawr- 'mania he has son is gives in tweeks to complete the operation. ence Heflin, Charles Casey, J. C. Dean Benz revealed that the "Who's Who in Anterkst." Miss Scott said. Council's commit- May, John Duran, and Peter Hart- Interfraternity Mr. Motown will also show sev- Appointments may Is made tr tee on pledging and rushing is man. eral paintings which have been on time between the hours ,f the problem along with Student officers promoted to discussing display in large mu_seums. Gal- 14 m -I pm and 2-4 i30 pm. the faculty advisers of the frater- corporal were George Hess, Wil- leries which have exhibited his than ten minutes will Is, requit liam Wells. Billy Bob Kelly Peter nities, aork include the Philadelphia Mu- for the taking of each photogra; that the important Gorvad and Larry Otter, the stu- fie stated seum of Art. the Virginia Museum Men students must wear while problem "hell week" was dis- dent chief said. of of Art, and the San Francisco Mu- shirts and ties to their appoe..- cussed at length by the fraternity seum of Art. a ments. Miss Scott added advisers. This year San JOS(' State Pay Camp Fee college's fraternity organizations DR. HARRY JENSEN Today is the deadline for reser- may follow the example of Indiana . . . \ea Appointee Deadline 3 O'clock vations to the Campbell Student After Game Dance university and other colleges in The deadline tor students to eliminating the traditional hazing Y camp, Oct. 19-21, according to 'iridiron (lassie," after -gam.- position of Coordinator of Grad- !obtain tickets for tonight's USF- David Cone of the camp planning Jaines DeVoss, of pledges, he said. donee, will he held in the uate Studies, Dr ISJSC football RIM,' is 3 Pm. tea- This year San Jose State col- committee. After today an addi- tiVoinen's g m immediately fol- execulise dean, said yesterday. day, according to Mrs. Lee Stuck. lege's fraternity organizations may tinnal charge of 50 cents will be lowing the I sF-spa rtan n - -There are now over 400 grad- of the Graduate Manager after follow the example of Indiana uni- "made. counter tonight. according to uate students enrolled at San responsibility comparable to a versity and other colleges in ehm-1 Claire ( hamberlairs. dance hair- Jose State college," according to Dean ol Giaduate Studies in most inating hazing of pledges, he said. man. Admission prit es still be Dean DeVoss. universities." he continued. The local fraternities are con- The Weather 50 cents per couple and 3.5 cent* -During the course of the year Jensen will begin %silk unit sidering a "help week" instead of The weather today %%ill be in for stags, she said. The dance is there probably will be at least Dr. his new title as soon as an a "bell week," Dean Benz an- keeping with the game tonight. being sponsored by the senior 1500 students in graduate study, der will ;save office can he established for hit:. nounced. Varm around the collar. class consequently, Dr. Jensen MIL Fullback Harty Beck's 2f)c. Frsday yards rushing against Santa last ye-ar is a Spartan high rr. Harry also holds the: record of most yards rushiri-: Daily or'- m asr,n. fart ...ards. also in Spartan BAPTIST FIRST CHURCH X\ JOSE SLATY. COLLEGE Re, C r :e P Past:. 1 4 4. Roark. Posto.'s P.s .! la yr /1...0 4001 S/0/40 S 0 10. 040 S all 0 000 0040 SECOND I SAN ANTONIO STS. f - , i. '1 age ware was caw rear. P.m 4 P 011-04 Cr.. .4 S S F.* ottoo Soo .hoe. TIMES OF WORSHIP "...erross 444 4 IA 2 : e oetto...g 7...r. Ere 2; Sunday, II:00 a.m., 2:30 pr.. . ti ,1-. row or SI woe o.n-eoe ,oe oon ASS s.arel ooldons ' - - 9:10 a.m. Colletg Class itA T00.1 ELLISooss 114anager -Where Students Have 'Nei. .efe nogn thur on Edda/ Rich Jordan Associote Editor F 41. Strengthened" htartet-ap editor nth come KAI QUINLAN Wad.. 7:30 pin Pray*, 16414mti g 6:15 err, Dar--Ors . For. 4. her res 14.4 &err* Cr Pan yr- Grew . C1 ser Car. Owe+. 'S. Se- Tito group has .id - .alre nwrorti gs. lagarr spookors are brought in f om alia Issaa Ma, I a4 It eq 41. 11,11141i I O., se.: .1 E - Outside AP time to time. A variety of social .. activities is schodolod Orroughoos iho VAFP school yea.% such as mountain re. r . aamay treats, spec;a1 occasion banquets, Ss ....-,....,...,ft_- 0 s rte s arse cz 'nose cha+n smelters! after-gams Songs and fter-church singspirations. On. Sunday month ".A.E161104.--; Laossa Gov,. II1.0 101 0. -s I.04-.4. C 5 .1/4.1.’ §.. Oa... 0.40, 1.0.0.1. /. 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Tonight's the Night The Need Pigskin Tonight in Sparlan stathwes San Jose State college meets the I, Pai4:. lleetc the Gang ? Knoan as Professor W t NO: feat., et II pre.. the first home game 01 the 1951 season on/ Go:.:d of toe ..lexirnaLsrn t. For Good Food and Companionship Tre wedetwai. Tu. down on the f'istid who rnarst rye-re and marl) of the 1 .1 not be the Goicien Raiders A r Krbr14rs Aas a crest:, in a Pleasant Atmosphere ;f action three times to date. pr.;ee thsritusives the,- have been mar. irria:. at 4 estobiish.ng tite4 fighting spien. SWIMS ne called bss shair. e rr,..ereer the big **OM. the SJS 1*4en+ body will be twethe-r last s - in i's frs. appertrance after prec. ;ce Kr rnreidgeS at Kerar, 1.; Iritsfti OiOAit Sr Stanfoed and Fresno. for a tough ustra-rmn.. - Tn brutish plgskinners. maibly Archie's Steak House wig it be found wonting? 545 S. SECOND STREE7 Th me.- on the field will be loing their best to bring credit me-Mtiers of the Spartan Deily I I up all right., roar of ericouregoenen+ will spor; staff, showed to the college. Wet hope CA-throated doe To one tiny ocers:ght the -- men 0,et 'coierse from the East side of the field. Proving to the Bronson practioe was a etanplete flop. that *key are not alone in their struggle. No one- brought a football TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT New National Air Society No.ost Mod Is Student Rates Fully Automatic Accept Only the Best Elects New Officers--Hehir We Deliver MODERN OFFICE MACHINES CO. 64 E. SAN FERNANDO Cr 3-0770
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-- ,1-4 - - - - - _- e - Page Three STREET !:(11-111!:PARTAN Chuckle Colonel Friday. October 12, 1951 A mars and his %!, tts..:::;:up and s .- drink. Dump the HERE and THERE -neaki"Brr!" together in the living room one. she spat, dropptric it ,,vening. The phone rang and the , very quickly. "That stuff is aw. Dons Spartan Daily Exchange Page man answered. He said, "How on ' ful." Edited by BILL WELDY earth should I know? Call the Ogelthorpe eyed her sadly. "See Coast Guard." Then he hung up' that? And sou thought I was nut and returned to his newspaper. I h a% ng gmeood tt !" New Diet System at MSC TRINITY The wife asked. "Who was that. -- Notre Dame Scholastic Here's a note for all you hefty ' clothes men ate a quantity of pop dear?" gals and guys. Food and nutrition1 corn and sampled other refresh- EPISCOPAL The husband said, "I haven't Football coach to players: "and1 research workers at Michigan ments before they made the pinch. the slighest idea. Some jerk want- remember that football develop: State college lia%e CHURCH devised a I Daffy Definitions ed to know if the coast was clear." individuality, initiative and lead- ' system under which persons may Some definitions that you will - Denver Clarion. 1ership. Now get out there and do Si North Second S+ree. lose two pounds a week while ex- peobably never find ;n a copy of lexactl:. as I tell sou." periencing no hunger pains or I that best seller entitled "Web. 1 USF Foghorn ether dist urbances. ter's" appeared in a recent issue Now I lay me down to sleep. SUNDAY SERVICES The lecture's dry, the subject's Michigan State coeds taking I of the Santa Clara under the title deep: IWomen base heauts secrets and1 500 am Holy Communion part in normal studies ate at a I of Deft -nit ions : . If he should quit before I wake, I men base secret beauties I :00 a Morning Pr yer and special table for several months Girls Minors until they're 21. m. Give me a poke, for goodness Santa Barbara El Gaucho Sermon Before the program they ate about hut golddigers all their lives. sake! - Denser Clarion. Canterbury Club 2200 calories a day but the diet The feminine bachelor a lad % - 7 00 m permitted only 1600 calories daily. in -waiting. I San Jose State's inch- , Despite the fewer number of cral- Old age - that which everyone Mamie had been looking all vidual game high mark for points I DR. MARK RIFENBARK ories the girls reported no hunger. should respect, especially the bot- night long from bar to bar for , scored in one game is the Golden! Rector Vice Squad Raids Frat her wandering husband Ogel- Raiders 103 to 0 rout of the Um- tled. R. Clyde Everton Absend-minded professor- -One thorpe. At Iwo in the morning she ; versity of Mexico in 1949., Officers of the Los Angeles vice Chaplain to Students squad closed in on a USC frater- who lectures to his steak and cuts finally found him seated in front Next high is the 71 to 19 score.. nity house last week, hut were un- his classes. of a tall glass in a tavern. She against the same team in 1948. able to pin anything on the Greeks Job For Girls due to lack of conclusive evidence. The top award winning ad of The V-squad men were plain- the week is one that appeared in clothes men. Thes received a tele- a recent issue of the Michigan phone tip that gambling was State college News. flourishing during the fraternity's It rtad, "Wanted, girls to sell "Monte Carlo Night" celebration. wolverines in the men's dormi- The result of the case was that tories," members of the alumni who con- Just to clarify the matter, the ducted the affair on a non-prifit Wolverine, which should he spell- basis, were released alter ques- ed with a capital W, is the MSC tioning. Incidentally the plain. %earbook. E;0140, California Frosh Must Obey Kesel Ten Commandments, Sophs The University of California is saddles, levies -and such -do not one institution at which freshmen constitute the -proper full dress with certain guff. must put up and should be worn only at a Following are the commandments A brawl. which Berkeley (nosh must adhere too. 8. No Freshies will offend the 1. Thou shalt wear at all times dignity of any Class of "54" by that inaignificant combination blue daubing green paint on the.. big C. pancake and gold button known as the "dink." 9. No erstwhile pimkinheads 2. .Thou shalt not reef they shall ever he seen trespassing on "panties" or listen to 'Captain t h e ever-so-sacred Sophomore Marvel" on the radio. lawn. 3. No high school parapherna- 10. Thou shalt live in most lia will he tolerated and thou shalt reverential awe and undiluted ad- not bluster ostenstatiously about miration of they superiors, the childhood achievements. all-powerful, Mighty and illustri- 4. Thou shalt not pose as a ous Class of "54." Big Man on Campus. - - 5. Thou shalt religiously pack Quarterback Gene Menges' 16 a, . much wood to all rallies as thy touchdown passes in 1949 is an all- puny muscles can carry. time San Jose grid record. Gene 6. Physical examinations are also holds the college's seasonal a necessity and -must be endured marks in: most yards passing, without childhood tears. Hadacol 1490: most passes attempted, 182; may be used as a bracer. and the most completions. 99, all 7. Ereshies riel-f learn that made in 1949.
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Pair 11.95 4 4 4 68 South First Street 4 FIRST AT SANTA CLARA 4 CYpress 2-2340 :41-' %/MAN OPT-ft AL- HEADQUARTERzs 68 SOUTH FIRST ST. Friday, October 12. 1,,r1 Recent Weddings I. nite Four More 1111( Co-ech Stage J411111-Sileak cc/al scene Spartan Couples Fl Norotit:. . Underhill, Jar - tr tnt...neak LW he, fERS Gutentag-Samuels was Sandouval, oi. Si..artan campus Beat Madeline Ardenne Samuels, daughter of Paz, decc ii t '.1..; .1. rty. ti, accor di:W. it, Anne Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Garcia of A rio Pi: present e, e Sue 1k neat , (*I-ay.-ford. iakland, was married Saturday to er, Pat Kavanaugh. Caro! whe 1.1 Charles Gutentag in the Piedmont tor A.pha inrocr,n ka Ger.ais and Joan hold Community church in Oakland. Bet tic} Kas Flatr9i coal .,:er Jean Scott Beatrice pled Mrs. Lorraine Brown, sister of Chi RI rtoloaso port :rho r r. represented A and Dolores the bride, was matron of honor, 9 NJ! of t -111 and bridesmaids were Mary Keller titre Mary Lou Bachman, sot-on': and licit sisters of the new Mrs. Gutentaa. Save Time--11-Hour Service Best man duties were performed by George Grenell, adviser for' Phi Kei "Bachelor Shirt Laundry" Sigma Kappa fraternity at Stan- the ford university, where the groom pled at 5:00 .r1 at 9.30 Out served as chapter president. trar After a honeymoon in Mexico hot City, the couple will live in Bev- qoldett kleAt erly Hills, where the groom is c,ni- ca7nhida plo3, ed. Ardenne was graduated in June Dry Cleaners from San Jose State college where will she majored in speech and drama. tom 29 S. THIRD STREET CYpress 2-1052 Charles is the son of Mrs. Bertha lods Gutentag of Los Angeles and at- daor(1,1 tended schools in the east betoi i entering Stanford. 1 ;old Ed Mei amen kited 'ttith Century Fox studio in llariotte-Peter draarril OPENING introduced to Da iii Wavne. the star ,of "Wait Mrs. Richard Mariotte GRAND 111.,th were Mr. and Ott- Till the !sun Shines. Nellie". Wayne plays a barber in the picture. have returned to their home in after a wedding trip to SPECIAL It ine recent h uas named the %% inner of the "Bride tit Paradise" na- San Jose renc!u Lake Tahoe following a summer [lima' contest. recehed the all-expenses paid honeymoon trip to wedding. Maki% sued as one Of her gilts. Left to right are Actor David Wayne, The new Mrs. Mariotte is the Mellon-en, Cold Wave Permanent Diane Ilk-Gowen. and Ed former Lavonne Kay Peter add is a senior interior decoration-major 55.00 at San Jose State collega. Her Gi husband was graduated from SJSC 111 111cGowen's Bride Wins in June with a degree in business. Phi Lavonne. the daughter of Mr. hoollihu and Mrs. Fred Peter, is a member fro' Glamour Beauty Salon National Beauty Contest of Alpha Chi Omega, Richard, the son of Gus Mariotte, was affil- don Ks ER NUsTINE EOSPER "We had a honeymoon suite on iated with Delta Sigma Gamma will Open venInqs b9 appointment Pr. '.. i ..: had just been the top floor of the Ambassador while attending college. ben 411 W. San Carlos named tile win u. of a national Hotel in Los Angeles." Ed said. Following the wedding ceremony, (pros% .1 10Th -ontest to find the loveliest bride "and we were treated like royalty." performed by the Rev. Nottley of the year. before she became the The couple caught a glimpse in- Stever Hammack in First Presby- wife of her high school sweetheart, to the "inside workings" of the terian church in Los Gatos, a re- of 1Edward McGowen, now a junior Imovie industry, when they toured ception was held in the garden cGThhaleioatl W. C. LEAN. JEWELERS police major at San Jose State the 20th Century Fox Audios. Alpha Chi Omega chapter _house present 'college. The marriage ceremony "We had iunch at the studio on Fifth street. I was performed Sept. 31 in First 'commissary where we saw movie Messimer-Lopez af ft ' Methodist church in Campbell. Istars Jeanne Crain, Debra Paget, fsi Lucy Lopez became Mrs. Hal mc Neither Diane nor Ed had heard sand Dan Dailey," Ed remarked. Messimer at a recent marriage sor of the "Bride of Paradise" nation- , The MeGowen's also saw the ceremony in Palo Alto. Lucy is the git al contest until last January, when !Miming of the production "Lydia daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George cha Ed parchased at Montgomery Wiley." and were introduced to Lopez of Palo Alto. She graduated Sat Jewelers in San Jose an ,rngage- its star, Dale Robertson. Later from SJSC last fall, and now is Won 0 ridtsoti ment ring for Diane. then his Ithat day they had their pictures teaching in Saratoga. J.( I IR (5991005 IN fiancee The manager of the store taken witts movie comedian, David Hal is the son of Mr. and Mrs. , asked it he could enter a picture Wayne. 146, R. C. Messimer of Bakersfield. An of Diane in a local beauty contest Diane and Ed also visited the affiliate of Pi Kappa Alpha fra- for future brides. Famous Farmers' Market. the ternity. He is an industrial sales- Diane won the local contest, and Brown Derby restaurant, and the men major at SJSC. the newest her picture was sent to New York Coconut Grove nightclub. to compete with entries from all Asked to comment on the trip Bortich-Baldscin pallern over the United States. The photo to the movie colony, Ed grinned Jo Anne "Joey" Baldwin and won for her the nailed title of , and said: Holbrook "Holy" Boruch were A of Paradise" Sept. 2 at South Pasadena -Bride I thought our week in Holly- 'married Methodist Church in Pasadena. Sp: As winner. Diane received a wood wonderful. until I- got back popular Spartan couple are gui diamond ring, a wardrobe, includ- to San Jose. Then one of my col- /The both enrolled at SJSC. Joey is a eve (r), ine a bridal gown, and an all -ex- , loge friends, a business major, in. junior recreation major and is Un penses paid honeymoon to Holly- formed me that I would probably' affiliated with Delta Gamma so- tai aissril have to pay the taxes for the rority. She is the daughter of Mr. ins After a wedding reception held trips expenses. If I do. I'll certain- and Mrs. Dale Z. Baldwin of South Ch in Los Gatos, the newly wads left ly have financial worries at th., Pasadena. wil for -southern California. end of the year." Jean Watford was maid of honor, ME and Robert Boruch, the bride- be groom's brother, was best man. gr Holy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Le- land Boruch of San Jose, is a senior history major at San Jose S.,,pectcl State college. Whether it hi. Gorham's Rondo pattern illustrated or any on* of the many other exquisite designs created by America's finer silver companies, you CLASSIC will find it on display at W. C. lean Jewelers, 99 South First Street. FASHION / TdryFus d? Lean's are well-acquainted with the desires and prefer- LikeThen ences of San Jose State college women with regards to silverware. They know that forty per cent of Washing- CUT ton Square co-eds are buying silverware or ors vitally from 1.00 interested it. doing so 17I per cent of which are not en- Dinners spurt lor 0904 1.1)..7 P, gaged). With this in mind they have stocked a special selection of silverware that will appeal to the varied Include Pastes of al the women on campus. Is your hair unmanageable? Maybe if too long??? Make your appointment today Smorgasbord Lean's invites you to come in and see their beautiful with Lillian or Muriel. selection. You will be surPrisingly pleased to learn how All You Can Eat easy it is to start your very own silverware collection Open Evenings by Appointment LV AN L etveter3 Chalet N and JUNG Cale Sect 1904 94 1. Sue AaReeie _theme CY 3-1343 37 W. San Carlos a FIRST & SAN FERNANDO STS.. SAN JOSS Friday. October 12, 1951 pipg, Eve Kappa Alpha,DSGs Sorority Alpha Chi Omega Both Plan Dances Plans Celebration KKGs Plan Annual Birthda Banquet Sidelights Of Founder's Day Delta Chi chapter of Kappa wholarship chair, will present Kappri Gamma and San Jose alum. the scholarship tray to the girl Alpha Chi Omega will hold open For Saturday By JOANNE PRATT nae members will gather tonight havine the highest scholastic aver- :Mk for alumnae house and guests at the Hotel Lyndon in Los Gatos age tor the past year. The tray Red, white, and blue flowers will Monday evening in honor if the They Sang And Sang to celebrate the 81st birthday of was presented to Delta Chi chap- decorate the Chateau Boussey of the anniversary of the founding KK(1. ter by the San Jose, Alumnae asso- near Los Gatos tomorrow night The Theta Chi tribe gathered at national sorority, reports Roberta The Founders' Day banquet, an ciation and is engraved each year when Kappa Alpha fraternity the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority Stine, social chairman. annual affair, is being sponsored with the name of the girl to whom holds its "Rebel Rendezvous" house Monday evening for an in- Alpha Chi Omega sorority was by the alumnae chapter, and more it is presented. pledge dance from 9 to 1 p.m. A formal two-hour song fest. The started as a musical honorary so- than 100 persons are expected to portrait of Robert E. Lee. founder Kappas also were entertained by ciety at DePauw University in In- attend, according to Mrs. Alice of the fraternity, also the talented vocal stylings of Dick will be fea- diana on Oct. 15, 1885. Gamma Walker, chairman for the gala tured, reports Bill Codiga, pub- Ganzert, Jack Cassidy and Mary Eta chapter of Alpha Chi Omega occasion. licity chairman. Braunstein. at San Jose State college "went Mrs. Woodson Linn will he "A religious center During the intermission, Chet A New Addition national- in the fall of 1948. toastmistress for the program and for liberal thinkers" Keil. pledge president, will present Before the USF football game will introduce the guests, who will the fraternity with the traditional tonight AOPis and their dates will include Mrs. Edgarita Wood, prov- "HOW DOES COLLEGE pledge gift, a chandelier for the en- dine at the sorority chapter house, ince vice president; Miss Martha AFFECT LATER LIFE' trance hall to the Kappa Alpha which was redecorated during the Tennis Shoes Thomas. chapter adviser; Mrs. house. CHANNING CLUB summer months. There has been Jessie LeGros, housemother; Mrs. Unitarian College Croup Patrons for the dance are Dr. also an addition to the house in Shirley Miner, president of the presents To Be in Style and Mrs. 0. C. Williams. Dance the form of a new wing. alumnae; and Miss Patricia Flan- DR. ALICE DEMENT Chairman is Chet deforming? Keil. Tennis shoes still be in style agan. president of Delta Chi. 7.30 pen., Fireside Row-, Delta Sigma Gamma fraternity After the Fresno game Friday at next Tuetidit's meeting of Also honored will be new ini- Sunday, October 14, 1951 will enter the college social whirl evening several DSGs and dates Spartan *inners, the college tiates Jacqueline Born and Bar- tomorrow evening at Hillsdale dropped in for an informal party folk-dancing group, according to bara Metherall. They will be in- MOITli*, Church S111V1CP 14, lodge when members and their at Lucretia Tubly's apartment. Lu- Dr. cari Duncan, adsitier to the troduced by Carol Larson, pledge Oct ber 195, dates gather for the first DSG cretia, who graduated from SJS orgialzatIon. trainer. "The Uses of Tolerance dance of the quarter. last June. now is doing social work The prograni theme is "High- UV. Harold K. Shelley. Minis..., Dr. Duncan states that I' lights from Kappa Years" and Chuck Casey, social chairman *n Fresno. position hre.ln on shoes are -Blue and Blue" is the decoration The First of the chapter, handle ar- Everybody Gets Into the Act marking the floor in the theme. Skits will be presented by UNITARIAN CHURCH rangements for the dressy-sport Kappa Kappa Gamma and Delta Women's gym and that soft sole both the active and the alumnae ISO NORTH THIRD ST. affair. Dancing will be from ft:30 Gamma sorority houses were sere- shoes still be a requirement eroups. San Joss 12, Calif. until 1 p.m. to music supplied by naded Monday evening by the en- from now on. Mrs. Franz Niederauer. alumnae records. tire Kappa Alpha membership fol- lowing announcement of pinnings of three brothers. Marlene Zisch, Housemothers Are KKG. was pinned by Jay Brown, 334 SOUTH FIRST ST CY 4-4200 Mary Pahl, DG, now is wearing Guests of Honor Bruce Summers pin, and Ntarilyn Mrs, Beulah Faul, new Gamma Cos, DG, is sporting Stan Gum's Phi Beta housemother, will be pin. honored at a formal tea on Sunday The Long Way Home from 3 to 5 p.m. at the sorority house, according to Margie Hern- Don Camp, Lambda Chi Alpha don, social chairman. Mrs. Faul President. and Howard Ross. social will be presented to,faculty mem- affairs chairman, along with the bers and representatives from the fraternity silverware, were %asked social fraternities. away to a Santa Cruz mountain hideaway by the spring quarter Mrs. Faul; Mrs. Keith, sorority pledge class last Thursday night. alumnae treasurer; and Phyllis Camp and Ross made their escape Thom, house president, will re- and straggled 14 miles to the ceive the guests. Formally attired nearest telephone to contact anx- Gamma Phi Betas will act as ious brothers. hostesses. Chairman of the social affair is Jane Alden. Alpha Chi Omega and Chi Ome- Mrs. Rush Hendricks, new house- ga sororities came to the Lambda mother for Kappa Alpha Theta ('his rescue with knives, forks and sorority, was honored at a tea spoons. given Wednesday afternoon at he Spring quarter pledges a r e chapter house. Before coming to Bruce Payne. RIO Coleman, Bob San Jose State college, Mrs. Hend- liambly. Church Mills, Frank ricks was a housemother at the Damns, and Fred Custer. University of California. A special Full House invitation to the tea was extended When Gerrie Lopes attended the Alphi Chi Omega national conven- - Year and Guarantee to all other house mothers summer, she sorority presidents. tion in Virginia this extended a cordial invitation to sprority sisters from Southern California to visit the AX() home Spartan Chi Plans at San Jose. Was Gerrie surprised when 20 Alphi Chi's from UCLA After-Game Fest accepted her invitation! When the An after-game gathering of UCLA Greeks arrive here Satur- 'Against Holes! Spartan Chi members and their da3 for the ettudned_ucLA game. guests will meet tomorrow for an San Jose gals will take over the evening of dancing at the Student local park benches for the week- Union. Refreshments and enter- end. tainment will highlight the even- Guilty! jug. reports Bette Joke. Spartan Ptiplur sinni ('hi Imblicity chairman. Bea Bond Jackie Larson, AOPi and stu- will serve as refreshment chair- dent court clerk, was found guilty man, and Kenny Shimasaka will of wearing the Alpha Phi Omega nylmt so." be MC for the entertainment pro- fraternity pin belonging to Chief gram. Justice Harlow Lloyd. §eltril00 $INT '1.00
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