ƒ ƒ ,,. Eabrary &torment 9, 7d4re. Cetliforni Bronzan Blasts Spartan El Tony Teresa Leads ',VS Coach P ans 'Gams' Contest Race Spartan Dail SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Tony Teresa is skyrocketing to I lion. and their first-day tallies Y To Juggle Lineup fame of a sort. Thus far he b lead- Hale, ing the pack in the race for im- fOecineg 1$ 1n.11;; M ie A llit)illeahaTrdisii, Vol. 43 San Jose, Calif., Wednesday Nov. 2, 1955 N. 31 By JIM EGGLRT . mortality and the gold trophy soon Kappa Alpha Theta, 36 cents; II oolnall coach Bob Itrorczam disappointed iii 4, recent perform- to be awarded the Nt tither of the Hay 1 reeman. VWCA, 91 vents; ances of some of his "star" plaacrs, is shaking up his lineup in an Sophomore Class sponsored Gorge- Ken Grundhauser, Gamma Phi effort to instill some "huotle.and determination" into his team, which. CMS Gams Contest. Forty-three SJS Coed Names Submitted Beta, Ps cents: Von Datum, Possible Revision winning utter easily its first four games, has looked miserable in As the totals were tabulated yes- Alpha ()Acton Pi. $2.03; Tony losing its last two to COP and Stanford. terday afternoon, Teresa hit a high Teresa, Sigma Kappa. $10.96: Corny Yesterday for 'Royal' Queen Contest of $10.96. Clo.se on his heels were Reese, Alpha Chi Omega, $2.04; Bronzan Joe Of Election Rules has relegated hereto- :Stiffen with $4.09 and Corny Ralph Parker, Kappa Kappa Gam- Nadirs of contestants for the Sandy King, Dornacia Jones and fore first Reese with $2.04. The rest of the stringers Clarence Wess- ma, 50 cents; Poly Royal Queen contest were ' Marilyn Van Dyke. man. captain Jack Adams, Bob I allies weren't as encouraging. Jim Italassi. Pi Kappa Alpha, literally pouring in yesterday, Delta Upsilon is sponsoring Jan Light, Joe Ulm, Mel Powell, and Vet. according to contest chair- $1.63; Jim Wellington, kappa Phi, according Jan Hetes, Delta Discussedd b y Court to chairman Pearson and Zeta is spon- man Don Ryan. "This year'. to- Leon O'Neill to anywhere from 2 cents; Al Walburg. Ivy Hall. of the event. The contest opened scrims Carole 1 ,uby Gamma Phil the second to the fourth team, for tals for thr first day of voting Student Court's scheduled 3 p.m. 25 cents; Jim Hughes, Elmyck Monday and as of 1:30 p.m that Beta sponsors June Bibb, Bobbie "lack of putting out all the way %sere much greater than these of meeting yesterday off to a start i Hall, 86 cents; Jerry McCarthy, day there still were no names in I Thum, Betty Hughes and -Tan got lit practice and in the last three last year. The committee is very Delta Zeta, $1.59; Al Behr, Sig- the basket on top of the ASB pres- I Warden; Kappa Alpha Theta with a discussion of pleased." at 3:30 p.m. games." ma Kappa, $1.22; Joe Murea, ident's desk. Yesterday, shortly sponsors Carol Ludes, Sue Doyle, Four new contestants have been revisions of election procedure, ac- Chi Omega and Kappa Tau, ;Janice Capezzoli, Dorothy "It is a shame that a team a fib entered: Bob before the 5 o'clock deadline, ap- Fair- cording to Bob Becker, chief jus- Paradise, Newman $4.09. proximately 40 contestants had burn, Judy Gochr and Pat Lavery. Club; Phil Hayes, Delta Gamma; so much potential should he let New entrants Bob Paradise, New- been entered. The Mark E's arc sponsoring: tice. Ken Lewis. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: . doss ii by the men that should be man Club, 2 cents; Phil Hayes, Delores Frazer. Carolyn Fry, Lila , Court members discussed the ad- and Carl Bianchini, Delta Upsilon. Delta Gamma, 44 cents; , "I'd like to thank all of those the leaders the men that should Ken Lewis. !Boyer and French! Smith. Sigma Today the contest moves into Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 25 cents; I who have entered this contest," visability of withholding a complete form the nucleus of the team." its second day. Voting booths will said Miss Heter. The response 'Alpha Epsilon is sponsoring Rhuea 'Carl Bianehini. Delta Upsilon, en- tabulation of election returns for pia. - be open from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 Nell Chase. and &gnu Kappa is Rrontan declared, "These ' tered today, has been wonderful." Miss Heter publiestion, although the figures p.m. in the Outer Quad and Li- sponsoring Charlene Baetjer, Judy era Are nearly all experienced also stated that the event is not Diane Steventon. would be available for private in- brary Arch. The contest will con- open to the public. Hanson and seniors--the ones that should tinue on through the week with a The San Jose Players are spon- dividuals if they were interested The first round of judging that be shaming the way for the nea - big "Bermuda Short" dance sched- soring Silvia Cirone; Chi Omega, General op'nion of the Court 'vas will whittle the number of con- 'Joan Randolph; Kappa Alpha, comers. Instead, It he,, been the uled in the Women's Gym for Fri- that publishing such. !lbws's A-wild testants to 15 is scheduled from I Pat Base; Sigma Pi, Harriet newcomers and sophomores a ho day night. some caw Contest Chairman Don 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Student ; "Hope" Thomas and Kappa Kappa lead to hurt fee'angs of Ryan id idates. have been hustling and carr. emphasizes that Bermuda shorts Union. The girls have been asked 'Gamma, Carol Card. Sandy Teboe. 608 BRONZAN there promptly at 9:30 a.m. Lg the team." are not required dress, but to be Bev Bagley, Patti Kascr. Sue Lev- Proposed revisions of election . Shifts 'Lineup merely requested. He also em They are to wear campus clothes. sley, Vivian Andres and Sonja , procedures were reported by John- Bronzail stated that senior end phasizes (hat this requested The 15 semi-finalists are asked Burrell. ny Arrcola, male senior justice WeNonan was an "utter disap- dress is "Bermuda' shorts. to remain after the contest for 'Changes would be that publicity. pointment ill the Stanford game. The dance is set from 9 to 12 start 30 days before electiona. ap . Mu, Kappa Delta and showed a complete lack of picture that will be taken by Phi o'clock and admission is 33 cents photographer from the Spartan plication would he picked up 30 hustle." Wessman, a 6-4, 222-11) for stag attendees and 50 cents per 1)aily. Revelries Sets Date days before elections, applications Pledging giant, a as tabbed a possible All- couple. Ryan reveals that all ad- would be picked up 30 days be To Hold American by several pre-season According to Miss Ileter, the The change of dates for nest missions paid before 10 o'clock will fore elections, and that ballots he prognosticators Ile has lived up count as valid votes towards girls will be judged on beauty, sear's Revelries production as Phi Mu and Kappa Delta sorori- the Revelries kept on file until the next election. have to that billing In only one game-- contestants. poise, figure, posture, personality nroPosed by the Hoard, ties both have decided to is tinder considerar by the all pledging of charter members Nov. against Arifona State. when lie The contestant garnering the and general appearance. A max- Arreola also proposed that o-as largely responsible Dean's Uommillee. aeccrding to voters sign a list, with their ASS 13. according to representatives for jam- nuast voles will be announced and ' imum of 25 points will be given ming up the SI/II Devil's multiple She also Ted Ralgoo¦en. Itelelries Board number, as they cast their ballot. from both groups. awarded the contest trophy at the for each of these factors. offense. Since then he has been dance. The that her vote will be ea:: adviser. The proposal %%fluid his would allow those working at The University ot California I: trophies will be on stated eno,,pleuoto: by his unimpressive- display all week at the two voting only in case of a tie. change performance dates from the polls to check eligibility of chaplera at Berkeley of Phi Mu a eekends. May i¦ess. He is now running with the booths; also. all candidates will be The names of Marilyn Copeland. May 7-12 to two :the voter. Ilonever, Gary Clarke, and Kappa Delta will do the pledg- 10, 11, 12, and 17. Ili 19, justice, objected that this officers of each third team 'on display- at the wind-up dance. Bettilou Bowman and S a ti d i !junior ing and national A complete list of all contest- DON RYAN any ' plan would be impractical, taking group probably will be present. Another tog disappointment to Trainer are entered without too touch time. ants, their sponsoring organiza- leg tart? sponsorship. Mrs. Wilda J. Stuparich, prov- Dronzan is tackle and captain ince rush adviser for Kappa Delta, Omega is sponsoring Adams. who along with the oth- Alpha Chi said that a dessert was held at the Sandy Ward, Gini Webster and er starting tackle, Bob Light, has s! Claire Hotel Monday night, ' also been relegated to the third Connie Maxwell; Alpha Phi, Retirement Age for Spartan Peninsula Press Assn. To Hold Annual Employes Quite a few girls were there, and team. Christie Sorensen and Georgianna the party was very successful," Conference on SJS Campus Saturday Clark; Delta Gamma, Pat Butler In Managerial Positions Set at 65 Mrs. Stuparich commented. "Lark of blinking and Liekling ; A tea will be held Sunday after, by fullback tim lia%c retreated him to the second team." Bran- The third annual conference of ' jorette of California," will enter Age 6a has been set as the 'Policy for bookstore and fountain noon and it will be the second R. M. Nixon Says That employes /an said. Liken ise suith end the Peninsula Scholastic Press I lain with specialty twirling. retirement age for employes of should be decided upon. party for Kappa I>ellas. Assn. will be held the Spartan fmatain and book- Ille added that some kind of re- ' Mrs. Norma Short, alumnae utcl INM ell, %sin, ha pla¦cd SittUrdaY.,121.4 At. 11:30 4-11-10 boa lunches ‘’111 Powerful Nation Has No of this campus. It will be under the store who hold -Managerial posi- ! tleement program phould have Phil Mu at Berkeley. Is temporarily good ball hut been, "ineonsist - be served in Morris Dailey Audi- a lit.- According I, Illroo/ro. SI- sponsorship of the department of I forlorn, courtesy of tions, it was revealed Monday by hems initialed long ago. "A deci- replacing Miss Marilyn Earson, field Spartan Daily 'Right To Have Satellites Irrorte firit itrolg end O'Neal Journalism arid Advertising. I and La Torre. Copies of hie': William Felse, student affairs bus- ; sion made now," he said, "would secretary for Phi Mu. and Mrs of has 1119'11 1)14(.1'11 1111 tue 01111.1 Student and faculty represent:1- ; school papers will be on exhibit NEW ORLEANS, Nov 1 (UP)- - iness manager and secretary , save possible embarrassing slim- Short said that two get-togethers Spartan Shop Board. ! tion,s for future boards." , team. t.ives of publications of high in the Spartan Daily lab. Year- !Vice President Richard M. Nixon. the . have been held, and a third will aiming a barb at Soviet Russia. a meeting of the Spar- I Dr. John W. Aberle offered the take place sometime this week. :schools between Gilroy and Daly books will be on exhibit in Room ; During IIn place of these men, Mon - City will be present. Approximate- J101. I said today "A powerful nation has , tan Shop Board held last week. !proposal that "age 65 be estab- Mrs. Short also said that both he surrounded sororities gain has installed Pete Galloni and ly 200 people are expected. I no inherent right to , Dr. James P. Heath, board chair- lished the retirement age for ern- have received permission From 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. dele- satellites." from Miss Helen Dimmick, as.so- ' Chuck Alexander at ends. Aus- 9.31) gates lby man, suggested that a retirement ' ployes of the Spartan fountain and tin Laramie and ex-guard Jim The conference will open at will divide into groups and lie contrasted Russia' domi- ciate dean of activities, to continue a.m. Concert Hall of the meet with SJS faculty hoiiktore with the provision that ' hughes St tackles, d Ji in the members nance of the small countries of employ- pledging on a smaller scale Music Building with a welcome I and other experts. These groups, retirement does preclude Craig from center to first team eastern Europe with the United non-managerial post- through the rest of the semester. by Dr. Dwight &Mel and Mrs. will be devoted to a critical studyl ment in a guard, and is dividing the full- States' "Good Neighbor Policy to SJS To Offer New lion." Interviewing will he continued Dolores Spurgeon. of high school publications. Elea- I back chores between Willie San- ward the countries of Latin Anic an and any interested girls should During the morning there will nor Norris, Leo Chiantelli. Rose- Glenn A. Reed proposed , ford on offense and Bob Keller on rica. amendment to Dr. Aberle's pro- leave their names in the Activities be a panel discussion consisting marie Magnasco, Jerry Wooliver The US policy. Nixon asserted in Humanities Course Office. defense. of journalism and advertising ma- and Jean Gmelin will be chair- The President's (*Mined gave Hie ' posal that such a retirement pro- a speech prepared for delivery be- ' grain should not go into effect un- 'Go , Adll Cr, jors who have completed their in- men. fore the 11th annual meeting of go-ahead to a new Humanities ternships. The There an course for next spring semester til a committee could consult tau and Craig are juniors, while San- topic will be "In- will be official meet- the Inter-American Press Assn., has toward nocents Abroad." Dr. William log which will include election of called "Freedom and Life's Ideals." emelaYes on their feelings ford and Keller are sophomores. SCI an example for the world in their plans for Council To Consider Gould will act as moderator. officers and the decision of where a big power's relations according to Dr. Fred F. liar- ' the proposal and with the future. Reed added that such (('ontinued en Page 3) Miss Natalie Fancher, "Miss Ma- next year's meeting will occur. smaller countries in its area. cleroad, dean of instruction. The course will be listed as a program. if pariaed by the board. Two Fund Requests Ilumanities 160 or Philosophy 160 should not be effective until the Windy and Frosty Dr. Arturo B. Faille will be the end of the fiscal year on July 31. Requests of the Intercollegialc instructor of the new course. 1956. Rifle team and the Internatt.. But No Sign of Rain Dulles, Franco Confer "This course primarily is of- Spartan Shop Board members Relations Club for additional . chosen to serve on the consulting will come fered to thoughtful seniors to en- before the Student Going to be quite frosty courage maturity in college edu- committee were E. S. Thompson. Council at its meeting this after- in this part of the nation cation." Dr. Harcleroad said. "It Dr. Aberle and William Felse. noon in the Student Union. early During Big Four Recess is to prepare seniors to meet the :Felse said that the employes af- Both requests previously had no smudging in the hours 'harsh cold world' that faces them retied by the board's legislature been brought before the group and thes've got legislation MADRID, Spain, Nov. 1. (UP)- tions and possibly' the North At- cess or failure of the Big Four after graduation instead of won- understood and accepted the re- , were sent to the Board of Con- at morning 32 degrees with whom they I., S. Secreatry of State John Foster lantic Treaty. Conference of Foreign Ministers dering will get a tirement program during their in- trol. The !RC asked the (annuli pity for those naked trees Dulles met with Generalissimo The United States is building air appeared today to hinge on new date this Friday night," the Dean ters' ieWr for funds to iiltend the Model 'cause it'll he oindy too Francisco Franco at El Pardo Pal- bases in Spain under a treaty proposals for the reunification of emphasized. Itnited Nations at Oregon Stale ace today for what informed sources with Franco. Germany promised Wednesday by The new cotrrse is a part of Mc College while the ilifli t e a In poor trees noght catch the flu . described as a "wide ranging" con- It was the first official visit to the Soviets Vyachealav M. Molotov. college's plan to expand its offer . irked for (lomat money to buy still no sign of gutter drain ference on Mediterranean prob- Spain by a U.S. Secretary of Slate Israeli Premier Koahe Sharett ings in the Humanities. Planning Continues aca eapaar I e sal. there 360 no r:1111 for 11,, lems. and American sources in Geneva left today for Israel after plead- I Dr. Faille is responsible Dulles flow in from the me said Dulles oas making the trip to : log dramatically with Molotov birth of the "Freedom and LA, Despite Plaque Loss Four Foreign Ministers Conference seek closer links between Spain ; "with all the strength in his power" Ideal's" course. according to Dean at Geneva for a between lunch and and NATO and to bolster the to stop the flow of Communist Ilareleroad. Faille() developed the The freshmen have pretty well supper huddle with Franco and his Wests' Mediterranean defenses. arms to Isracra Arab enemies. The course after a year of studying tossed the oranges up in the air ; advisers. The U.S. Secretary planned to Middle Eastern crisis has largely under a Ford Foundation Fellow- again. Since they've run off with ; There was 110 official agenda for spend onls the afternoon here and overshadowed other issues at Ge- ship. lie was awarded the fellow the Froate'Soph Mixer plaque. the their conference. But informed then return to the foreign Minis- neva. ship to study- what philosophy has sponsoring Sophomore Class seems ! sources said they were expected ters Conference in Geneva this The Big Four Conference ap- to offer general education to be left holding the fruit basket. to discuss Mediterranean defense, evening. peared thoroughly deadlocked at The course will be offered on Sophomores are a determined lot, an basis the Moroccan problem and the USSR HOLDS KEY TO MEET the moment and there were even re- experimental to seniors citrusly speaking. and it looks al entry of Spain into the United Na- GENEVA. Nov. 1. (CP1 Sue- ' ports it was degenerating into the only. It will be included in the though they're going ahead with 'type of squabble that marked such literature. philosophy and arts plans for the mixer, scheduled for meetings before last July's 'Sum division of the general education Nov ft. mit" conference broaellt a Omit requiremeres "This aear's Froahasoph Miser Congressman Claire Engle Tells State lived era of good feeling is, going to be the hest e%er; all t¦AFE DRIVING DAY the varinua committees are work SACRAMENTO, Noe I (UP)- - Inc sees hard to make this merit To Start Planning for Watcr Problems Gov. Goodwin J. Kniant today p o- January Grads Must huge suiiess," comments Rich- congressoian Claire Engle called been carried on by the federal goy claimed Dec 1 as S Day in Cali ard Lang, publicity chairman. for California to put Oa "water 'eminent. Ile reported he doubted fornia, urging every Jrivar and File Applications Soon Marian Waggoner. in charge of house" in order and to start Nen the people coisld count on much pedestrian to obey, all traffic regu- chaperones. already has scheduled the first step federal the future. Candidates for Januars grad- Ode planning as aid in lations and esereime dihreave and uation must file applications in Mary Margaret Neal. Lowell i towards settling the states aster 0:her members of the forum courtesy. Pratt, Elinor H ( (tomtit's. Lee' last night before a me- were State Paul L. Byrne, the Registrar's Office not later problems Senator Knight said the' observance of Nov. is. aecording M. AXalter. and Misa :arclith dium crowd at the College Music Chico; Assemblyman Francis ('. Sale MP D'Ot list year os; than to Miss mit iser. Guest Dorothy Minato, graduation Sophomore Class Building, Lindsay, Loomis; A. N. Murray. "one of the mos' stiecessful an I chaperone o ill be Dean Stanley sleek. Planning engineer of the Bureau widely ooppoc'ed" pro,::cuis II Marlin Engle spoke as a member of a ltintresat of the candidates by the of Reclamation. and William aas conducted Jan..' Bic oeisonal Pratt. Walter. and Neal will also public forum. aponaored Berry. the majors and minor, should be California Society of Professional engineer in California leaderah;p of President Dwight 11. arm- as judges for the entertain Division of W'ter Resource.. Mo Eiaenbower. filed in the Registrar's Office Engineers. Chairman of the House ment. dcrator was former Congressman "I itirther uraa tax ili, aagott prior to moiling for gradua- Miser II ammitire chairmen are Committee on Interior and Insular Jack tion. Forms for this purpose are "California has Z. Anderson; San Juan Bali.' be extenu,a1 iota 'he days and Mara Ann Bogart, entertainment: Affairs, Engle said, tista. " available in the Registrar's Of- its job In the past and months foiloeial so Met we may Kenny MeClenahan, food; Jim not done Byrne and defended the enjoy fice. Miss M111/7i0 added that now must help carry the financial Lindsay the recreational sad eco- Adams, clean up; 011ie Quinn. iII uliftPEARE SAID "Ife who State's podtIon, pointing to the nomic value of our candidates for June graduation Smith, Ted Ter- tieals ms purse steals trash load of reclamation projects." splendid trar,- decoration... Didi The abuse freshmen problem of financing projects. Both pdrtatii,n netsscrka 'res from ;rte. are urged to file applications zakis. games; Dick Taltaka. rules es identiv don't think so aa thes beam ictor- knish' on the Frooh-smph Miser Ile pointed to the fact that most considered tidelands oil revenue as vous bodlly harm td ourselves n I this semester. and regulations; Curt tuft, tick- plaque the, Fnatched from .1 11 reclamation work in the state has a means of financing state projects. to our lovsd mica," Kno;ht said cis; and nOli S hnihht, pOlite. roioi of sophomore ( ni r to tue rs I ----- la phata hi thin moo;
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2 SPARTAN DAILY WEDNESDAY NOV 2, 1955
Rosenheim LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS by Dick Bible'. PATRONIZE YOUR EDITORIAL Germany 11 ADVERTISERS Signs, Please ... - - FINANCING Wiwi) you fir .,t orne to San Jose State College, how PRIVATE did you enter? We don't mean ctcaciemically, but how AT SAN JOSE did you get on campus? Did you have a rather difficuIt MOTOR SALES
time finding cm entrance? 388 Keyes I It s not surprising if you did, with deep holes and steel I girders all over the place. The college can be seen from First street, but with no signs pointing to an entrance, The Dutch Mill there is nary a hint as to how to enter our grounds. This problem has reared its head many times in the Luncheonette past . . . the not too distant past, either. For instance, last week the California Library Associa- tion held its annual meeting in San Jose. That was all very well and good, but many visitors had to walk co drive all the way around the outside of the campus be fore an entrance could be found. Some of the members were lucky enough to meet some one on the staff at the convention who could guide them. What this all boils down to is this: couldn't some signs he placed directing interested people onto the campus? II V1I1D.1 ItECKF:11 has 'pent much of her life here in Rosenheim. Cermany. She left Germans three years ago. She feels that if she How abou1 one at Fourth and Son Antonio streets? Or, cs rr returns to titer homeland. it %s ill he %silk a greater wisdom if visitors wish to enter from the north, one at Fifth and Light Lunches and and understanding of Die Inerican people: fa% orable I,r 1111t.i% San Fernando streets? The job could be done perhaps by a 111.11111 Fountain Service "1t1E HOUSNOTIIER MINAS 601f5 TAKE m lNTif N Otii( IC" service organi7ation. We have a nice looking campus II'S NICE Of you 10 Days n Week why not show people how to get into it.- D.B. German Student Liked Open 6 Home Ec Features New Display Case 183 E. SAN FERNANDO
The theme of this week's display ranged by members of Dr. Mar- across the street from California, U.S. Teachers case in the Dome Economics Build- class. garet Jones' Education 340A the Student Union Accessories Ed. note: I This is the second of usually murk nicer and more hu- ing is "Smart Closet Teaching Ilome Economics. a series of three articles con- man. on a Shoe String" arranged by Lorraine Sandhi'. Exhibited are cerning first reflections and re more at ease Even though I felt closet accessories that can be made Corona Underwood -- Royol Remington collet lions of Xinerica and the at this high school. I was still .%tnerican student hs a Cerium easily' and economically by junior alone. Often I did not know what high school students, such as km SJS coed.) I decided to investigate the affair to do because of that loneliness gers and hat boxes TYPEWRITERS I participated in many A Newsboy's Advice and sure enough the other stands The two days at the hotel soon and so For Rent activities. Today I know the an- This is the fifth exhibit in Dear Thrust and Parrs: sold State pennants for 75 cents. came to an end and the daily life series of display cases being a: went to the Stanford game returned to the stand where in America began. Never did I swer to my problem of that time. Special Rental Rates for Students I I then you about that Saturday and bought my date a I had purchased the pennant and think one could actually get phy- but I will tell Used Sturicluici & Poituble Mochines later. Stale pennant from a middle-aged told the man what I had found out. sically sick from homesickness. I For Sole man who had a stand by the gate. mentioning the fact that I didn't just did not care to live anymore At my high school graduation I made a speech. and with Meetings Est 1900 -- Easy Poyment Plan -- As we left the stand to enter the think that the school would en- The big apartment house. the lan- this I ended a glorious year. game one of the small roving news- dorse such a practice De niumbled guage and the people were all so gesture, In this year I did not onls learn Eta Mu Pi will meet trillion,. SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. boys approached us and asked. something about being wrongly in- very strange to me. I went to a o "Nfister did school with 3000 girls and English. hut I also got to know evening at the YWCA at 7:30 Next Door you pay a dollar for formed of the selling price and I hated meet iii c) 3-6383 that pennant?" returned my quarter without ques- ienslaa.inrgyeminute of it, as you cna you Americans and by that time clock I tie purpose of the function I said. "Sure." tion. I was obsersing you pretty. well. I... a rush And he said. "You're a came to San Jose in or- German Club will meet in Room jerk. I wasn't mad about the quarter There are so many things one I State SAN JOSE'S POPULAR else at o clock Everybody sells them for 75 but I didn't like the principle of has to consider when he emigrates, der to become a teacher of Ger- 20 tonight 710 eents." such things as age, financial need. man, English and drama his year DOWNTOWN HOTEL I said. the deal plus the fact that he wa,,. Institute of Radio Engineers will "Oh yeah"- making money at Stanford's eN cultural back I am a sophomore and have been fix COMFORT And the kid said. -Yeah." for years. I meet in the Engineering Auditor- Mean- pense. Such vending is undoubtedly ground and also in this country three CONVENIENCE hile the man came over and told shall now take this opportunity Ella tonight at 710 o'clock under school control. I reported his personality. be Richard A. Ilen- FRIENDLY SERVICE the boy to mind his own business to 'give you my analysis of you. Speaker will the man to the Stanford game of- Will he adjust? schke of Cascade Research Corp. MODERATE RATES make smart, national- ficials but I bet he sold the rest Will he Yu s. of you, you All persons interested are invited Duly FROM $3 TO $4 SINGLE. 51 TO (II DOUBLE good? Many do, istic and gregarious students of CYpress 4-9404 of his pennants for a dollar Attruti Pero lllll Rates ROBERT LAWS but there are San Jose State College Here it is Physics Society nil! meet tomor- OT.S 11 VC 1.0N 1511 OVERNIGHT PARKING IF IfVISION RANOVET ROOM' Jim Rauen also those like. Ed. note: Ilamida Beckers eye- row at I'M p.m. in 52 16. All in- Ralph 0. Colde i, Monmper "OFFS'S SHOP FOUNTAIN %sr tall the guy on 84th opening comments will be in to- terested persons are invited to at- street who has morrow '5 Spartan Pails Watch tend 288-90 Park Ave. CV 5-921 5 been sell ing MONTGOMERY for them. 3:30 p.m HOTEL Free Parking in Rear Is Miss Becker Wrong? newspapers now Sonnets will meet at South First St. at Son Antonio Son Jose, Califoinio in Room 117. livar Thrust and Parry: for 35 years. today The opinions expressed by Miss It takes a lot of consideration will hold a regular Student V Ifamida Becker in her article on and as you say. a "lot of guts- to Scholastic Group meeting bmight at 7:30 o'cloek of here America and Americans are in- walk on the hard road Event will be a Corsage Party. with HOUSE OF PIZZ deed sto-king and amazing to one in the U S. recreation and dancing to follow just returned from a year in Ger- Many people have been disan To Meet Tonight Student Y Re-decorating Commit- many and who has spent several pointed that they did not find gold Tau Delta Phi. men's honorary tee meets at 3:30 pin today in the more years among Germans and just ly ing in the streets. You Student Y. persons of German extraction in young Americans just cannot imag- scholastic fraternity, will hold its the United States. ine the propaganda that is spread second pledge smoker of the se- , Tau Delta Phi will meet in Al- mester tonight at 730 o'clock at pine Park, Almaden road near It is the first time I have ever in Europe for y.our country, and many people in Europe fall for it Alpine Park. on the San Jose side -Club Lanai," tonight :it 7:30 o’ BEN heard statements of this kind from EL'S for a prospective mendwr ATHLETIC SUPPLIES I was lost, lonely and shocked of Club Lanai. according to Bob clock .1 German. In view of the hundreds magistrate. smoker men students who have of thousands of Germans who have in New York. Shocked by the cold- Ilipkiss. grand the Discount Deportment ARCHERY - TENNIS - GYM Any male student who attended completed over 30 semester units Store foi collie 10 the U.S. to become happy, ness and unfriendliness of Anwri 4.1 cans. the first smoker or who has a 3.0 with an over all grade point Studrsnt Pates well-adjusted citizens, it might be 13) or better are invited. What had I done? I hadn't average or better for at least 30 3.0 I appropriate to a.sk not what is not con- wrong with the U.S. but what is pushed anybody into a gas cham- semester units and was Pre Medical Society The meet- PACIFIC RADIO- tacted is invited to attend. wrong with Miss Becker, ber: Why oas I looked upon as if ing of the Pre Medical Society ori- SPORTING GOODS I had done all the terrible things Fifty-eight prospective pledges ginally scheduled for 7:30 p.m. II.R. Aldridge the Nazis did? In spite of all, how- attended Tao nett, -Phis first Wednesday Ints-heerreanceRed, ac All A.S.B. smoker Thursday night at the IES Card opposite Kresses 'cording to M. E. Hadley. treasurer Holders 174 So 2nd .1S11 11707 ever. I made one friend to whom I shall be forever grateful Dail. Entertainment and refresh- A new date has not been set She %vas my ideal of a true ments were provided. Amerir an. She was warm, intel- Through Bend's you get only top quality merchan- Flowers Spinners To Have ligent a n d helpful. It was her made the first Hey, Fellas! It's through that I dise. No seconds or irregulars. All appliances for All gain in this lllll ors. I lost ms Fall Audubon Tour are Recreational Dance racial predjudice. Therefore. I OcraSianS Cold Outside backed by full Warranties and Guarantees. Recreational dances with the be would say that my stas in New Films Open Tonight Nation- *summit' ginning students in mind will lw York was not in vain. Slate Jackets ally advertised merchandise at discount prices. CIVSO PS the feature of the regular meet We stayed in New York until Tonight 'Rhapsody in Blur 1695 ing of the Spartan Spinners at the March 1953 and then we moved grass," the first of the tenth an .4123 YWCA tonight from ft until 10 Ii) California. We came by plane nual Audubon Screen Tours. will Pendleton Shirts iitrAtegt Flower o'clock. The square dance group and landed at 2 a.m. in San Fran- Morris Dailey Air Bakmas interested students be presented in has tyrged any cisco. As we came down I saw the ditorium at 8 p.m. by the Santa 11 95 - 1395 Shop To attend many lights of the city reflected Clara Valley Audubon Society or 10.h in the bay. I saw the dark hills 'y 2-0462 and Santa Clara San Jose State College and the Na Lambs Wool Gaucho and though they were smaller than tional Audubon Society. ,P 10.95 Newman Club Skit the Alps they reminded me of Naturalist Walter II. Shackleton How to join: home. will narrate his color film which I felt that I would he happier Nal I n da Plnn Features Outing shows much of the wildlife of the You merely pay $1.00 for n laughs ! Laughs! here. It was a warm night and Kentucky region. A skit presenting a little light there was the fragrance of flowers Tickets for the single perform non transferable LIFETIME By in the air For the first time Art Martinez on the annual summer camping ance are 85 cents for general ad membership trip sponsored by the Newman thought that I could open my heart card which en- The Minute mission and 50 cents for student 88 So Second San Jose flub will follow their regular busi to America. They may. 1* purchased at Mor ables you to buy at discount ness meeting tonight in Newman LIKES CALIFORNIA BETTER 1-is Dailey box office. There arc Ilall, according to Father John S I liked California better than the prices. FRIDAY SATURDAY no reservi'd seals for any perform Duryea, adviser East. The countryside was beauti- anees. ful and even the people seemed JO-MAR'S It's The business meeting which be- gibs at 8 o'clock will probably nicer. 5th St. & Santa Clara be j short one. Father Intryea will Soon I went to high school. The school was different from the one Broadway's Funniest present his usual short talk :otter in New York. By now, I had come Spartan Daily FIT the meeting to know American girls a little San Jose Stole College Comedy better and now I had the oppor- FOR f4 lllll d as second class matt., April tunity to observe the boys (what 24, 1934, at Son Jos , Call , und r an ugl). crowd you are hut we will act of March 3, 11179. Member Callfornia Benel's San Jose d,,aiss that Wert. rnNG N w,poper Publishers. Association, I was not popular in high 1525 Almaden Road the Assrscioted Stu LIGHT UP Launderette hool. but I was well-known. I Published daily by (opposite Hawaiian Gardens) dents of Son Jose State College except 463 S 7nd had acquired more and more of San Jose, Calif. the Anglo- %merit an languare Saturday and Sunday, eluting the t lInge and I used it to sl t nut ms year with IMO iSS during ach ling, THE SKY Complete Laundry esominati n opinion whenever I iould. That period GOOD Service 4.6414 Editorial, did not help my popularity. I Telenbone CYptess TAKE COTTAGE GROVE Presented by admit that my opinions were Frt. 710. Advertising Dept Est 211 homecooking BUS TO The Juliart Players SHIRTS 20c often illogiral. but "ain't" it the Subscriptions accepted only on a Is/. A1MA AND AIMADFN privilege of a girl to act that moinder.of.sclabal year basis GOOD CURTAIN TIME-830 P M DENIMS 40c way sometimes?" in all s5encesler,0 $3; t o swing **- Student Adm 1 00 All in all. I was quite successful $ special lunches in this school I had a good friend Press of th Simla Clara Journal, 1440 Dry Cleaning and the teachers were wonderful Franklin St Santa Clara, Calif fountain service Hours: They are really one of the he ,t "142P. Monday thru Friday - 12 to 9 Juliart Playhouse eroups of people here Try Us And EDITOR: Eleanor Norris jo-mar s 136 W SAN CARLOS TF.ACHERS NICER Saturday 10 to 6; closed Sundeys SAVE When I compare them with the 5th St & sone] (across from Civic Aud RI'S. NIGR.: Leo Chlantelll instructors in Germany I must say OPEN 6 TO 10 DAII Y that the American teachers are Day Editor Marilyn Cole 14111111W s . .6 -ow sau. . -
SPARTAN DAitY 3 Revised Spartans to Coach Shuffles Squad WEDNESDAY NOV 2. 1 5 S
icontinued iii,, Page It Montan pointed out Mel ChAlIZMII hy MI means perm- Face the Mustangs Of these new mei: Sanford and are anent. illd nut If the men In Alexander have seen the MB t ac- PARKING A spirited, SU13ppy and inspired at their two end ! . .olis with get air the dime the% I an-eon. tion this year. Sanford has car- and of Cal Poly ItAustaw.ts will two lai It. aii-coam e.An still Lasser .1 decent ....I- 1.c.te for Class? tare the re% itied San Jose State ferenee players, Bud Chadwiek. ried the hall nine tames tar 52 yards and a 5.8 avi l.ii4c. Alex- SOM Vies f4111 iiii hi ve 7-2 We Park It For You Spartans Saturday night in Spar- 205-pound senior from Cotati, .1.3,1111. this s%a¦ Were 11.11111, 141 ander has Caught three passes for rend rrd e Sers, tan Stadium in the Ciolden Raiders Calif.. and Jim Cox. 185-pound wind up -5. be said. lost home appearance of the year. junior from Washington. D.C. 49 yards and one touchdown. Kel- nplete lubricnt.an ler has packed the mail three times Tony Teresa. Stan Beasley. Mel The Mustangs have won six out Soong. Tom Powers, Jerry Ruse for nine yards. T C P and Jim Hughes were not involved the potential of upsetting ""eVen gain"' ate the SI , Poolmen Score Fifth in Bronzan's changes. Silva's Shell tans has been "Ruse the steadiest Fault!, and Son Fernando As a measure to plat scam.. fire lineman on the team. nrontan Across from into the Spartans. who pl yead an Straight Victory, 8-5 stated. "Ile has lots of determi- Student Union inept tome in losing to Stanford Lambor, 1114:Itt: ONE of t'alifornia l'ols's backfields nation " which will faCe 1:ist week. (.'onch Nth lironzan has radiealIV Yes kelt San Jose state lineup in the Raider's 13%1 home the SJS water polo team showed radically changed the S:III .10de beginning to jell by appearance of the seASOI1 Saturday nig Itt in Spartan Stadium. that it's scor- lineup.The ntigho ho.,. mg an 8-5 win over the Athens rt to right are 'rollback Jim t,,it . tallhai k Ctlema Ilar Club of Oakland- Monday niteht halthatk It tidy Brooks and quarterback victories over Colorado Western. Vern Va1(11./. in the losers pool. It tvas the fifth 40-18; Ilumbohlt Slat e. 26-11: Diego state. 11-6: straight win for coach Ed Bud- Nail after they' dropped four Barbara College, 19-6: Sall of their first five outings, Interest and Math Tests To Be Given Mex.. Marine Corps Recruit 14e- rtans played without pot. 41-11: arid Mu larster.n The S-la 1.'unitamental test. will be given I this semester it is imp., taro that the services of regular starter Saturday 19-7. Their only loss a A% 10 from 9 a.m. to II a.m. those peraons who need to take Dick Threlfall. who ha.s been in the Morris Dailey Auditorium these tests sign up now In Room Tesas 23-13, and in idelined for the rest of the sea- thi contest the Mustangs roared Since this may be the last time 19, according to Barbara Ma:con, nfdi with a broken eardrum. that hack from .1 20-0 halftime def- these tests will be offered of the Testing Office. SJS has now rolled over Santa Clara. Fullerton J.C., Arden Hills, T he Spartans, on the other hand, COP and the Athens Club in sue- started strong in winning theft cession after early season losses SHOW SL 4 TE first four games to Utah State, Olympic Club. El Segundo State and New to the Hawaii. Arizona Swim Club, USC and the Univer- Mextico. But then they fell by the sit' of California had given it a PETE GALLONI wayside in losing to College of STARTING SUNDAY 1-4 mark. the Pacific and Stanford. WESTERN PREMIER The Cowboys will have blood ƒ : their eyes when they face t¦ Golden Raiders who humiliated Winter's Trackmen Student Price 50c them in 1947-48-49 by respective THE' scores of 47-0, 47-7 and 47-0. The two squads have not met since Take Fitness Exam 1949. Track coach Bud Winter is has - ACADEMY AWARD HIT! San Jose holds a 6-2 series ree- ing all his men take the Thomas ord over Cal Poly. The Mustangs K. Cureton physical fitness test have not beaten the Spartans since in an effort to provide them with The Rise The Fall of 1926. incentive to improve their best Mustang Coach LeRoy -The marks. The test involves tests of 6 ,:ilver Fox" Hughes his s balance, flexibility, agility. power. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw! loaded talent to throw against strength and endurance. From penniless the Spartans. One hallbauk post Roger Bannister.; first man to model to is held by senior Perry Jester. break the four-minute mile, took mistress of s iouoo.000! last year's all-Ameri- the test several years ago, and can. little all-Coast and 311-0011- only passed six of the 18 tests. 20th Century Fonyrrernt. tereme first teams. Jester. 185- That year he finished fifth in the I I too tear letterman front Olympics. After improving his Steultetiville. Ohio. received lit- physical condition to the point NE GIRL IN tie all-Ameriean I ttttt ()rabic men- where he could pass every test. tion in 1954. Bannister went on to better the four minute mile. THE RED The Mu-tangs also have power CHUCK ALEXANDER
VELVET Disgruntled Fans Hang Kircher in Effigy BOOKS FOR THE ART STUDENT PUI-1.51AN, Wash., Nov. I (UP) The dummy was labeled -KO - CINEmAScOPE SWING Col-; cher." An attached sign Met . sl ou ' Disgruntled Washington State lege football followers, angered Hit's time for a change." It v. . Oil Painting Block Printin, the reeord of their football assumed students were responsirdc Linoleum Creste your RH MILLAND JOAN COLLINS. FARLEY GRANGER team which had been labeled a for the display. Portraits in Oils How to Maw Pastels titAl . RRtPJJ ft Elsfilf.4 UTLIL "12b-HaijCiaLME. strong Pacific Coast Conference Water Color Painting ot,n p ink hanged coach Alton LAST DAY contender. How to Draw the Head The Most Dramatic Hit This Year' Kircher in effigy today and de- Cake Auction Leather Crctft cloud manded he be replaced. In s ROBERT MITCHUM - OLIVIA DE HAVILAND Cakes will be auctioned off to Fashion Advertising early classes 1m/ow clod Pli¦strntion Students going to day in the Outer Quad between slicker NOT AS A STRANGER' were greeted by a dummy hang- 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. by the of ing from a tree in the center of Men's (dee Club. Rob Russell San Jose Paint the campus near the entrance to has organized a fite piece combo the most Todd Hall, the lart;'est classroom to play during the auction. ac d WALLPAPER COMPANY SARATOGA building cording to Larry Rodrigues, (OPEN IMP S. NIt.11114 STUDIO chairman of the cake hake. br I I 1 lant "THE GAME OF LOVE' 1 1 2 S. 2nd St. CY. 2-1447 Most Coorroversial Picture of the Year pink In " My Sister Eileen" ADULTS 118 YEARS OVER) Classifieds Jont-4 Leigh Betty Goireir woh AS cords 50( the vor I d Jack Lernmon FOR RENT ORS nee. rooms 810-15 per Le R oy's 1!\ Cinemoscope & Technicolor Furnished Classic TOWNE month; Kitehen, mate students. - Plus - 1:011 - no drinking or smoking. CY3- for that cir ws "THE GATES OF HELL" Oilskin cost, THAT 3300. Different Touch "THE GUN Winner of 18 Aworris WON THE WEST" IN COIOR 2 OSCARS Men, clean res. single or in Kitchen privileges, linen Homeninci, Pies I Ined ASS Cords 50c double. Students with change. Individual heater s. Good Food showers. 325 each. See them! 633 Co I I DRIVE-IN Priced to fit the Student's fitirloet aro EL RANCHO CALIFORNIA S. 5th St. "Love Is a Many Faile room apartment for tour 255 So. 2nd Street Crew not Splendored Thing" " The Desperate Hours" men or girls. 880 per month. 31 S 5th St. For appointments call CY5- - Plus - 2354. Ask for Mrs. Weaver. to match. " KING'S THIEF " GET A FLAT-TOP " THE GOLDEN MISTRESS" Furnished apartment for 3 or 4 gentlemen. $25 each, one block BETWEEN CLASSES Also red, college. CY3-6116. MAYFAIR UNITED ARTISTS to Immediate Service 50c THE K(NTUCKIAN - - yellow and Room and hoard for boys-sniffle by Well-Trained Student; Shove "THE SHRIKE" or double rooms. 330 S. 9th St 24 Chairs . . . No Waiting 25c HOW TO SE POPULAR JOSE FERRER - JUNE AllYSON light Glue. mg, Betty Gtoble - Plus - private rooms. h..tn Sheree North Men students, Moler Barber College Students with ASS Cards 50c " KISS OF FIRE " central heat. showers, good beds S 10th St. The School With the Nation& Pptntn 41 WEST SAN FERNANDO Rooms and kitchen privileges amass street from campus. New 5 minutes walk from S.J.S Open 8 to 6 Monday thru Sot beds, off street parking. 417 F. Sizes 10 to NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION, INC. San Antonio or call CI13-4830 Men students. Room for two. 407 NOW SERVING S Nth St. Phone CY3-7114. 20. 10.95 - - has many permanent positions available in Family of 3 (one college girl) Saturday Breakfast 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Contract Administration, Production Schedul- will share home with college girl. Hat, 2.00 ing, Purchasing, Accounting, Digital Commit Allowance for light duties if de ing and programming for students mcnoring sired. CY4-4313 or CY4-5147. Breakfasts - Hot ; ("old Sandwiches in Accounting, Business Administration, Econo- Nice quiet room or Physics heat-private - Sandwiches To nomics, Statistics, Mathematics entrance 62 N 7th St CY5-7353. SPECIAL Go 15c ROOS OROS New apartments for girls-one or two. Bedrooms Call after 6 p.m 142 S. 11th St. II.; PIGPEN many permanent positions available in Con- 9th & Son Antonio Open Week Days 7 a.m. - 10 p.m Industrial, Chemical, FOR SALE struction, Manufacturing, --- -- Metallurgical or Electinnirs Engineering rind Mercer;/Mahon Flatten, '47. re- Architecture. built engine, very good tires, radio. beater. An excellent buy. $185. Contact your Student Placement Office for CY4-51115. detail Watches-17 jewel Bulova, $21 FIRST AT SANTA CLARA Wittnguer $32. CY5-0298, Nyien PRICES YOU LIKE A representative horn North American '47 Olds "I", gooi shape 81110 Aviation will be on campus for inter- CY44438. MARKET SEE YOUR ROOS REPRESENTATIVE: views on November 10th, 9 00 a.m HELP WANTED 1.0 BUE'S FREE DELIVERY to 500 .p.m. Fraseraisy. sorority people- ERNIE GEORGE, KAREN McOUADE, yarn Xmas money selling mono- Where ility Meets Prices From Farm to You grimmert matches, coasters, nap - Rd-, Son Jose JOHN NUNN, SARAH RINEHART kiss. Call CY3-7917, Ext. 1481 Almaden CY. 2-3346 4 SPARTAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOV 2, 1955 Greeks Tell SJ Couples Announce Marriages 1 GALEY-CANNEL SHANDS-LAMB DICKINSON-HURT Of Pinnings Don Galey, ATO business ad- Bill Shands and Nancy Lamb Al Dickinson, ATO ;Justness ad- parlan ,SOctety ministration major, married Jean were married Sept. 10 at the Trin- ministration grad student, and Cannel of Bakersfield recently, it JEFuti lEE HUNT !Linda Hurt recently announced was announced by ATO frater- ity Episcopal Church in San Fran- . . Society Miter frat- At Meetin nity. cisco. Both are 1955 journalism I their marriage to the ATO are from HALE-SALINTLNE BAYER-IIOLT graduates. The couple are living ternity. Both students The Purman Hale. PIIISlituld KaPpa marriage of Nan Jean Holt, In San Mateo. Santa Rosa, Calif. KKG, to Stanley Bayer bUsitleSs administration major. re- took place cently announced hia pinning to Oct. 29 at the First Methodist in Students Disclose Shirley Salintine of SJI1 Leandro. Church San Luis Obispo, Calif. Sororities Celebrate WACKIERBARTH-SOLOMAN Joe Brown's Recent Betrothals Margie Soloman recently told JEWEL BOX of her pinning to Ralph Wacker- Phi Sigma Kappas Halloween, Plan Events Wirth, at the IAC house. Wacker- house of distinctive styles With Novel Ideas barth is stationed at Moffett Field, and designs in Sided many laui.,ths. and later a Name No ALPHA CHI OMEGA DARTWELL-ELKING ami is a member of Sigma Chi COSTUME .JEWELRY combo composed of KA members fraternity. The ath ammal Masquerade j entertained. Pat Elking announced her en- IPELTIER-SAUNDERS Um Out Layaway Nun gement Monday night to Jerry For Moonlight Girl Ball will be held by Alpha Chi The brothers of Alpha Tau Lay away your gifts now Ifartwell, ATO. This is the time of year for Omega Friday at Chateau Boussy. DELTA GAMMA Wedding plans Omega recently learned of the for Christmas are heing Made for this queen contests and sweetheart The favorite guy of Alpha Chi will Sorority housemothers, advisers. Summer. I pinning of Ed Peltier. senior pen- be announced by Ron Fredrickson, girls but Phi Sigma Kappa mem- 157 S. FIRST ST. ' presidents and faculty members WILLIAMS-RABOLI logy major front Albany, to Joan bers are mainly interested in their last year's winner. at the event. Saunders, mophomore pre-nursing wear costumes . were invited to attend the Delta Bob Williams. Theta Chi, re- Moonlight Girl who will reign a! Everyone will Gamma Housemother's Tea held major from Willmv Glen. and a prize will be given to the cently announced his engagement their Moonlight Dance which IIHRIMI 111F Sunday at the sorority house. FLORA-INGLES couple wearing the niost original to Edith Raboli. Both students are , takes place sometime in Januar.. Mrs. Edna Coates, DG house- Art Major Sandy Ingles blew According to Roger VoStUrneS. Mush v %%111 be provided general elementary majors. Lippa, pub- mother, was the honored guest of out the traditional candle to tell licity chairman for the by Johnny Vaughn and his band her Kappa Alpha Theta sorority Phi Sig, the affair. Mrs. Coates, fonnerly JENKINS-MITCHELL 13 girls have already been chosen also will be dressed in costume. sisters of her pinning to Ron Flora, or treat Monday a housemother at University of Diane Mitchell, Sigma Kappa to represent the 10 sororities and It was a trick Utah. has been with senior penology major. Ron is a the sorority secretarial major and Don Jen- the independents in the OPENING! contest. GRAND iiight when lecl mem Alpha (rater- since the beginning of the settles.: kins. era o Kappa their sneak and captured Joanne Theta Chi business admin- for the Moonlight Girl. ter. istration major recently oily. Tonight Mason, Gini Webster, Nancy Weg-, announced a banquet will bo held Members planning the event ; their engagement. STRM-TRUEBLOOD at the fraternity house net., Dianne Morris and Gail Wood. for the 13 were Chairman Sue Watson, Bar- A Halloween atmosphere per- girls who are entered in the vaded at the Delta Gamma soro- con- bara Scott, Dorinda Jones. Aud-: GREENO-LIDSTER test. After the banquet is over the PHI rity house Monday. when Rose- ALPHA icy Baines, Barbara Clement, The engagement of Dick fraternity members will carry on Today mary can- Phyllis Berrettoni and Kathy Kir- Greeno, Theta Chi Industrial Arts Trueblood blew out the a voting session and three finalists Alpha Phis and Kappa Alphas dle in a jack-o-lantern to an- by. Major, to Susan Lidster. drama will be chosen by secret ballot. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 joined forces Wednesday to offi- 1101.11lee her pinning to Theta Chi, major of College of Pacific, re- Another secret balloting session cially celebrate the Halloween sea- Keith Storm. son. DELTA ZETA cently was announced to the KELLY-BIEGLER will determine the winner of the brothers of Theta Chi. contest. The winner will be an- Garbed in crazy costumes and , Members of Delta Zeta celc- I A purple and gold candle an- Italian Kitchen nounced at the dance. Pizza & weird masks. members of both brated their 1'0under's Day Sun- STEPOVICH-GENTRY nounced the pinning of Kappa Al- entered the Alpha Phi Last year's Moonlight Girl Nt'' houses day. Oct. 23. The assistant pledge : Arline Gentry. Alpha Phi, passed pha Theta pledge Joy Biegler to house by crawling through a long Patti Cummins who was spon- at adviser presented a summary on the bridal doll Monday to an- Jim Kelly, Delta Tau Delta from sored by Sigma Kappa. barracaded tunnel. the history of the local chapter nounce her engagement to Mike Stanford. Miss Biegler is a soph- The 13 girls now entered in 111, After games, cider and dough- as part of the ceremony. Slides major from I.a Canada Stepovich. DU. Miss Gentry is omore KP contest are: Donna Hogan, Alph nuts were served. Pledge enter- on various activities of the sorority now student and Kelly is a senior economics Pizza & Italian Kitchen taitunri from bel'l .,cs pro- teaching, and Stepo- Chi Omega; Shirley Morris. Al- (formerly Holland Creamery) ._ were shown. Jean Hansen also vich is a pre-dental major. LStanford. pha Omicron Pi; Harriet Tyson, ;bowed some slides from her re- . 11."’’ItajA Nr Da At L -lirA ER GREENFIELD-SPECTER Alpha Phi; Carol Bondshu. Chi Corner 12th 8. Santa Clara Sts. cent trip to Europe. Dessert was . Kappa Alpha Theta Jody Lacher ! Omega; Pat Mullen. Delta Gam- A Real Home served following the program. Alan Greenfield. senior oCcU- now wears the SAE fraternity , pational therapy major, has an- ma; Dorrell Cox. Delta Zeta; Nan- Joyee Rodrigues was officially crest of Pete Crandall, sophomore F calumny nounced his engagement to Judy cy Hand, Gamma Phi Beta; Porn- CONTINENTAL initiated as a member of the lo- pre-med major from San Jose. Fairburn, cal Specter. student at University of thy Kappa Alpha Theta; chapter at the Monday night She blew out a pink and vt bite Gail Dahlan. Kappa Kappa Gam- PIZZA SERVED FROM 5 P.M. 10 3 A M. DAILY neetir New Mexico. flower bedecked candle to an- HOUSE ... ma; Sharon Moore, Sigma Kappa. MeINTTRE-MILLER nounce the pinning to her soro- The independents are Delores FROM 5 P.M. TO 4 A.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAYS opens its doors KAPPA ALPHA THETA Allen A. McIntyre. sophomore rity sisters. Frazer, Sue Powell, and Barbara h,, Theta Chi:, Theta Xis and CARLSON-HARTY PE major, has announced his en- Bentley. Pizza Napoletano in mole students Kappa Alpha Thetas will get to- gagement to Nadine 11. Miller of Monday night Jack Carlson.' announced pinning to ZIMERMAN-HICKMAN gether Friday for the annual Theta Davis, Calif. ATI/. his Pizza Alla Marinaresca Day. The three Greek groups will Marty Harty, DC. ATO members Dorothy Hickman, junior Eng- Pizza Romano:, FRENCII-SLATER went to the DG house to seisinade lish major from Mountain View, BOARD & meet at the Theta Chi house for Pizza Vesuviana one-legged races. volley-ball and : Kathleen Slater and Elvin the couple and then Don Con- is now pinned to Paul Zimerman, ather games. French have announced their en- trell, dressed like a girl, rushed Alpha Phi Omega president. Zim- Pizza Al Tonno ROOM The whole group then will go to gagement. Miss Slater is a fresh- into the arms of Carlson and erman is a senior political science Pizza con Saliccia major from San Jose. he Theta Xi house for dinner. ! man advertising major. caused quite a commotion. Pizza Alla Marino COME TO 96 S 17th ST The KATs will entertain the grotIP dessert following Pizza Alla Sorrento Large Modern Rooms with coffee and the dinner. The pledges of the Pizza Portugale Plenty of Homecooked three groups vv ill present eater- F ratern iti es Plan Exchanges Pizza Sicialiona ood lailintellt for the affair Pizza Lenora UNLIMITED PARKING KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA p . Plus Students Own Kikhen N,ipp:i Kappa (lantnia and Sig- ma Nu recently held an exchange AND 5/55 monthly arties For Weekend Activities in the new chapter coons of enbucher. secretary; Mac Mine . annual Ina am s Girl Dance, Kappa house. "Summer Jobs- ALPHA TAU OMEGA Seven Different Kinds of Spaghetti CALL CY. 5-7736 treasurer: and Dick Larsen, so- tiled for February. A dinner dance. 'he theme for the affair. and ea, , in The ATOs %Acre guests a be- cial chairman. The pledge class house party, buffet supper and member dressed in attire relating Also Raviolis, Lasagna, Homemade Gnocchi Cori.' to 96 S 1 7th St her work. fore-game buffet lunch Saturday. welcomed a new brother. Leroy ' informal get-together will be hel,i to hi, or Montez, recently. for Dream Girl contestants. and Steamed Clams Jack Friedenbach was host at his The first 1956 event will be tle home its Los Altos. Approximately Introductions to PI KAPPA ALPHA Dream Girl 80 members attended the event, held Nov. 15, at which three gii:. BOURBON'S FRENCH LAUNDRY which also featured a The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity from each sorority and indepen- swimming is planning a joint barn dance ex- party. After the game members dent candidates will be intl.. change with Gamma Phi Beta so- duced to brothers of Theta Chi. Cash and Carry and their dates enjoyed a buffet rority Friday night, according to dinner in Woodside. Jim Balassi, social chairman. THETA XI Monday evening, Jack Holland. The PIKE pledges pulled their Lote430-p-41. 41, 491 15% Discount fraternity adviser. celebrated his sneak prior to Saturday's game Theta Xi held art "After Gan, birthday at the ATO fraternity with Stanford. The pledges took Dance" Saturday night after tl¦¦ lwuse. George Snell, Bill Reese and Tony StanfOrd-SJS football game. Di The Candy Colored Briefs .3 i 8 W 'trintrt ci `., Members of ATo and DU will Whiner as captives. The pledges Tom Eagen, faculty adviser, elute went to Monterey for their hide- ,eroned the affair. i ude of Absorbent Cozy Combed Cotton hold an after-game dance at Villa Calif. I. CY. -1/6/ E Dolman San Jo',c 13, Felice in Los Gatos after the Cal away. Roger West. engineering sophr, Poly game Saturday Smokcy, a cncker spaniel. has more, was pledged into Theta Xi Snug-Hug Fit and Comfort , taken up residence at the Reed iMonday evening. It was announce, Permanent Elastic Waistband DELTA SIGMA PHI 'street fraternity house of Pi Kap- that Theta Xi recently acquired Knit Cuffing-- Double Crotch HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN ELECTRIC RAZOR pa Alpha. ; new furnace to replace the old oil . that used to occupy most of th, WASHES SINCE YOU VI HAD THE ro 1k scam.. l'hi LIKE MAGIC the basemoit. REPAIRS held a weiner roast following SIGMA PI NEEDS NO IRONING,/ HAIRCUT YOU LIKE? game. A Stanford Halloween Actives of Sigina Pi were given ro,bobly q.o< o Brown's Electric theme was featured fnr the affair. a scare Monday night when .rmn Bass was initiated (ht. 22 ;pledges suddenly left their meet- or ev,..erys ,,, .ng to qty. you Shaver Service by the chapter before returning to ing. Pranks that followed the de- N 1E 11. I a erimp thof Pe¦wmolosed Srrvoce Nest hime his home in San Bernardino. , partures were in keeping with the .-nioncont¦ 1.1 us rve you out De Lute 111.1.t. Two recent addittons to the Ifallmveen spirit, according to non you be the tudge' Cunbeon Novel. young pledge class were Dick Frederiksen Chuck his-aria. publicity chair- (/ SALES. SERVICE, PARI and Ron Riley. The results of the man. BROWN'S BARBER A ACCESSORIES Pledge class election named Basil ' A costUrne part.y ii. being pattern Foesti, president; Jack Rudd. vice planned by Karl Fratzke and Bob SERVICE we de out own epet....,./ President; Don Tacciano. been.- Whitehead. social chairmen. for Cr,,,, OM b for a ee tary; John Dunn. treaanrer; and the near future, it was announced. 5 Expert Balber, demenOtethon. Bill Manger. sergeant at arms. Bucana announeed that the per- 68 E Son Fernando Sr Son Jos,' 5011 Who borrowed the chapter's DELTA UPSILON Scholarship trophy returned it to rts the fraternity house, but was al- 111\VI atemla t of the local chapter most "caught in the act" Mondie. 'Non, of Delta Upsilon were guests at night. the Stanford chapter at a buffet , luncheon before the SJS-Stanford THETA CHI game Saturday and at a parts- Plans are now being made ENGINEERING that night at the San Francisco Chi for RoNkiry: Club - Theta SaturlaY rmzlit, the fraternit will hold a buffet supper for mem- Solitaite bers and guests before the Cal SENIORS... Poly game FolloAing the game. the (Arne 191 and see its fresh COLORS the DI:s and ATOs will hold a rosebud simplicity Flrjil White paint at Villa Fchre Los party in SPARTAN amazed at the prices: Navy Red Utleendole.elly Gatos. Music for the affair will $37 75 the six-piece Pink Mint Gunrontr/.d NORTH AMERICAN be provided by Jim Houston and place setting, $3.70 Yellow Dk, Green " band. Barber Shop the teaspoon, serving Orchid Lt. Blue AVIATION pieces from $4.00. PHI SIGMA KAPPA hr,I in town the haircuts Solid saver, of course. Women s Sizes 4 to 6 LOS ANGELES the Flo big:. u III hnbt for the. members and their dates at 79c "ie University of California at GUYS - DOLLS - KIDS VIL ,s iii all afternoon limeheen NV.(r).LVANcweteri INILRVILW HERL . N , joint party at the &ma JUNG American 35 554, expetielor SO W. Sawa (Iota Sr Legion after the Cal Fitly game IncIdded, in the group front Since 1904 Davis Clo,e to Campus Instsverns First & Market Sts. will he ex-Spartan, Fred Boomer.' FIRST & SAN FERNANDO Newly elected 48/ SO. FOURTH pledge officers Son Jose NOV. 10 are: Jack Jaw. president; oh’, Ai;wir, vice prcsidtait;_Dou Urict-