High School Athletes Vie In Arizona Relay A t Stadium Tomorrow °f AriZ°na Tie Vote Necessitates RMn-0 ff— Dalton, Mason, Robertson Named T oStudentO ffiees a"d K evem p.tUmdentS Statethe Class A and B high schools-from I -----------—- ________________ throughout the state will be on I #| hand to compete in the 28-event j C O U IIC ÌI P r A H ^ P C meet. There will be four indi-| IW I r , V p W « S vidual events besides thè relay competition. These will be the 120-yard high hurdles, shot put, W IT H AN unanimous vote high jump, and the 100-yard dash.’ late this week, the Student coun­ JO H N H A T LEY, ■ Tucson’s mighty Badgers appear to cil approved the submission of a - be the team to beat in Class A, new constitution for the AssoPresidential Candidate. with the Casa Grande Cougars ciated Student Body to a vote _ _ reigning over the Class B compe- by students in balloting set for tition. Friday, May 1 GOLD P L A C Q U E S will be) Because of the s w e e p i n g awarded to all winning relay j Ganges proposed by the constiteams. Gold certificates will be tution. of the LU college .\ . approval ■’ UCgC given to the second and third place administration is necessary prior winners in the individual events. to it becoming effective. "THE NEW constitution, an out­ T H E H IG H L IG H T of the entire meet is the feature event, the Mesa growth Of a préposai by ■ the Mile for the Norman Stàpley Mem- govermn6 body for the reorganiorial trophy. This' trophy is given ' ? tl0n °f the student financial in memory of Stapley, a former structure, provides for the esall-around star athlete from Mesa tablishment of a board of con Union high school, who was killed trol which will supervise all financial and business durihg the war while serving w ith ! student 7, „ the navy. Both Class A and B Mei"bC dummies will remain seated and P IC T U R E D A B O V E .is the swimm ing pool at Thunderbird Field II which will be the center of 2. List Event for Which, swim team captain. absolutely silent while the bid is activities Sunday afternoon and evening May 2 when the Associated Men Studentsjwesent their first Entered. Under direction pf Mike Jorannual all-school_May Day Frolic. Just to the left of the buddings pictured above-is the air strip 3. Address entry to the being played; they will nót look i dain, a bridge tournament is over which the men of_ the Phoenix Naljo na I Guard. Ait, Wjng w ill p resen t an exciting air show. —4ndividual~in-eherge-of into opponents’ hands,...nor .ask — planned with “attractive' prizes to see their partner’s hand. , * event. for those whose V. I. and C. I. The tournament will proceed B. Place paper in box lo­ practice stands them in good. cated in hallway of in the following manner: each Attractive prizes in form of NOTICE: .STA TE PRESS office. table will play two rubbers.- The genuine money will’ be placed winners of the first two rubbers at various points in ,the sur­ C. Lisifed below are individ­ ' Wljat’s for Chow? Comes 5:30, (decided on high score) will rounding desert .and those qual­ Jt will be necessary for all students to obtain and one whole beef will have uals in charge of the qualify for the finals. The losFollowing the big barbecue ifying £0 enter the treasure hunt various events. „ers will leave the room and dinner at 5:30 p. m., the varied a ticket to the A M S picnic before they can be ad- been barbequed by Tom Ma­ will have an opportunity to re­ Bridge—Mike Jordain. son, whose catering ability iswill not be : readmitted there-' day of activities will wind up aT mittecHo the grounds at Thunderbird Field. These guaranteed to whet the appetite turn to the campus a good deal Treasure Hunt — John after. richer. 10 p. m. after spending the hours tickets can be obtained irt front of the Arts Build­ Of every starving ASC student, 1 Gay Gregory. The finalists will be seated at Volleyball equipment will be Volleyball '• Tourney—7 the sponsor’s choice. They will between 5 and 1-0 dancing to the ing, Wed., April 28. There will be N O charge Rounding out the menu will be music of Wallie Bender’s .. fine on hand for all those interested Pascual Gutierrez. punch, salad and beans. plày three rubbers. The winning five-piece orchestra. WaJlie for the tickets, however, it is necessary that the in major sports and for those Softball Tourhey. Arrangements have been made team 'will be the one which to­ will ° have his usua^" combo who. have professional aspira­ D. The Tug-o-War, Sack raee tals the highest score. for paper cups, plates and all of .drums, piano, bass, a trom -1 planning committee know how many students tions, there will be a tug-of-war, and Eating Contest is other utensils necessary for put­ i bone, and a_Leni)r. saxophone. sack races, and a pie eating con-" plan to attend the picnic'and whether or not they ting the food away. All you an open event. Con­ test. 1 . The dance will be held in •the w|ll need transportation. testants for this event need to bring is-your appetite Food, the*most important item IThunderbird ball room from 7 to . must be on the spot at and, considering the variety of on any picnic,, will be provided the' designated time. "events scheduled for "the day, For all—^of—those—interested .10 and the_intermission enterin the form of a real barbecue there shouldn’t be any problem in volleyball, the Associated Men tainmerit will be an aqqatic dis­ The Associated Men food com­ in that respect. Students .will furnish all the play of the Arizona State college mittee has obtained a whole beef swimming team. necessary equipment to .conduct Mr. Mason lias given his as­ for hungry Arizona State stu­ Refreshments will be served in such games. Next Tuesday, Wednesday and The third trip will leave at surance that sufficient punch dents. the soda fountain adjoining the Thursday when you pick up your 4:15 ‘ {!>.~m., same place. At present, the 'condition of will be available for consump­ Dancing to the music of real, free ticket for the A.M.S. Allthe volleyball courts at Thunder­ dance hall. tion throughout the afternoon. The last trip, will be for those Dress for the; occasion-will b<* School Picnic to be held Sunday, honest-to-gosh musicians will $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ bird are unknown, but by thé H O O T " M O N ,” says canny who only care to attend the be part of the evening’s enter­ time picnic time rolls around strictly informal. Come in your May 2, you will find a stub dance and will leave at 6:30 Lavish McTavish, “Y E C A N N A Desert Gold—well not exact tainment. A fireside sing ses­ these facilities will bé in con­ levis or slacks and have a good on which you are asked to state p. m. from in front of. the Arts S A Y IT W IL N A B E A B O N ­ sion is also planned and it is ly, but the surrounding area of dition, if improvements whether o r 1;iot you desire bus building. are time. N Y , A F F A IR R — L O S H ANY Thunderbird field will literally The last dance will be at 10 transportation*— to Thunderbird * Hoped that a Baby contest will needed and ready for all who Return transportation may bo M U C K L E B R R U T E - ^ / l H A A be a desert' filled with green p. m. so the on-campus women be scheduled for the benefit of Field. Please fill this stub out B R R A IN CAN + L A I N L Y backs Sunday, May 2 when the care to participate. will have ample time to be in and place in the box that will' be obtained on any of the return S E E IT ’S B O O N D T O BE proud ASC pappa’s and trips from the field. Volleyball will be played on their halls by IT p. m. Associated Men Studqpts hold ma’s. on the table where you got your The last tri£ from the field A R IC H T W H E N IT W IL N A their.. May. Day Frolic Treasure the courts all during the picnic, ticket. This will make it pos­ will be 10:15 ,p. m. Sunday ' C O S T Y E O N E W E E F A R R and for two heurs, during 3:30 hunt, sible to tell whether ,or not we night. T H IN G .” 1 John Gay. Gregory, chairman p. m. and 5:30 p. m. there will will need more than One bus. On or before Friday a com­ of the treasure hunt, and his be a volleyball tournament* En­ Arrangements for -buses have plete and corrgct-schedule will be will have to take a chance' on committee will have strewn tries for the tournament will* be been made and a tentative sched­ found on all ball-' and building not getting a bus to the field. scores of one-dollar bills in va­ open to any team wishing ule of trips to and from the bulletin boards. If you want For any other information con­ rious places on the desert. At participate. Entries will be taken How" about a good old-fash­ field has been m a d e-^ T h at to take buses to and from the tact Roy Langdon, Green Gables, at the picnic, but must be in be 3:30 p. m.,. all who want to join schedule is as fo llo w s:^ ioned community sing? It’s about , i Picnic be sure to state, so on Unit 5. Room 94. in the treasure hunt will assem fore the first game gets under time all the guys and gals who The first trip-will leave from the ticket stubs as soon as you Combining - three e v e n t s — ble in small groups and receive way at 3:30 p. ril. ain’t music majors had a chance front of the Arts building get them. The deadline for Teams^ may be made up Tug-o-War, Sack Race, and Pie their first clue as to where the turning in the stubs will be on Eating Contest—besides provid­ money is hidden. ^The first note either boys, girls, or 60th, but to show off that hidden song­ alJ 2:45 p’. m- sharpThe second trip will leave at Thursday afternoon at 4 p. m. If ing additional zest to the the will give directions as to where no one may play for more than bird talent. And in’ a community I you do riot flu in the stub you competitors,' should add to the the next one will be found, and one team. There will be a prize sing deal you cgn jilways blame 2 p. m. at the same place. the guy next to you for being amusement. The Tri-Event from there* on the group will for the winning team. off—key.Pascual Gutierrez will be scheduled for. the first event. of progress as they find each note. Along about the time every charge of the volley ball'games the afternoon will operate on an A booth will be open from 12 elimination basis, beginning with noon to 3 p .m: for registration* and registration of teams will be one has plenty of that real "bar becue right where it feels best made with him. the Tug-o-War. to all money hungry adventur­ and relaxing seems the best idea Entrants for the Tugr.o-War ers and , in order to participate in the world, Jimmy Sexton will are requested to assemble at the be on hand to lead the whole swimming pool at 1:30. The two in the hunt, you .m ust register and obtain an official button. gang in the songs sp dear to ... . • tea'ms will vie against being the hearts- of college students There will be 10 trails leading ./d raw n through a stream-of water So prepare to loosen up those which will be directed from a to the vicinity in wlpich the vocal cords, and we’ll all hav fire. hose. The- members of the greenbacks will be hidden. Each To insure that entertainment gay ole time. losing team will be restricted group will start at the same time will be continuous throughout - from further participation in the and follow the trail according the entire evening, a water show to directions outlined on the slips will be featured during the dance remaining stages of the event. Members of the winning team of paper. intermission. This event is sched will be eligible for participation, All food and entertainment is uled for 8:30 p. m. in the Sack Race. The first being furnished free of charge The exact nature of the water four sack race teams to cross courtesy ----- „ of the Associated Men show is to be a surprise. How: the finish_line w ilt .be—e ligible .S tudents 1:3Q, Tug-a-War,_Sack- Races, Every Student Is Invited every withHMonte ^ e lle y, “Devil for the Pie Eating contest. How­ ]Pie Eating Contest. ever, should any of the first four 2:00 (Throughout afternoon) •dpctor. of decline to“ participate in the pie Volleyball, softball, r pSVCM lATltV eating contest, the teams which , bridge, and swimming. i f l 3:00 Air Show. crossed the finish line next fol lowing the first Jour will be 3:30 Treasure Hunt. eligible for participation in the 5:30 Barbecue roundup for A t Thunderbird II O c : pie eating contest. eating. 7:00 Fireside Sing. First, and second prizes will Free Transportation’ 7:00 to 10:00—Dancing. be awarded to the individuals 8:30 W a t e r exhibition and winning the pie eating contest. ★ Free Chow show. Furnish Own Deck Entry Instructions For Field Contests 1 ¡I ■ ■ 8 Free Barbecued Beef Heads B ill Of Fare Levi-Slack Dance W ill Climax Events Volleyball Games- Transportation Huge Treasure Hunt To Fete Real Moola Festivities Include Hey jm oe! Join The îug-0-W ar, Races, Pie-Eating Contests Community Sing Man, What A Picnic Sunday ntermission Fetes - Devilfish Swimmers May 2 PUT YOUR BRAND Tentative Schedule )f AMS Activities ON THIS DATE — M IT'S ALL YOURS! f To The A M S M A Y DAY FESTIVAL •Il 1 ' This fu ll-p age ad is sponsored by-+the A ssociated Men Students of Arizona State. fish” swimming team captain, in charge ,of arrangements, the show promises to be anything but dull. No sense and nonsense cause most of our accidents. Reprimid from.the, . February; 1948 Issue of Esquine Copyright 1948 by Etquir*, lug. ■ Traffic deaths and crime go up when the sun goes down. ., .i.. ,★ ' Sw im m ing ★ Gam es STAG OR DATE LEVIS & SLACKS Friday, April 23, 1948 ----- — — — — — - _____________ STATE PRESS Pepperdine On Diamond: San ■ "■ ik- •I ----------- Devils Seek Revenge From California Nine — í ! • Tully Delivers, Fuller Receives nr ^ lU Kajika,Wa’s Sun Devil baseball team, riding the’ crest1 of-a three-game winning streak, play host Friday and Saturday to Pepperdine college’s baseballers from California * L „ ^ gi meSfvai e EChedU’ed with the Waves, who took the . measure of the Demons earlier in the season by 3-1 and 4-1 counts. The Devils are fresh from last Saturday’s conquest of the Phoenix Senators of the Ari* zona-Texas league by a 9-4 Ray Marino, the Devils’ steady and reliable third' .baseman who played a whale of a game against the “U," batting in six runs, will not be with the team in the games this week because of the Three new Mexican national death of his mother. His place records were established m i will „be taken by Frank Gibney, Mexico City last Saturday and a Junior uaderstudy at the third Sunday when the Sun Devils ran I base slot, roughshod over the University of score. Mexico All Stars. Of. the total Games with the Senators were of fifteen events_staged_ the. Inna) ¡3^ thinclads grabbed twelve firsts. nesday giving the team plenty Little Bill Miller, the javelin Of competition to ready them for throwing ace, outthrew Cesar the coming Border conference Guerrero, the JVfedcan. title tournament. * holder, by about 8 inSl^-s (24 In the Senator^ contest re­ ft.) to establish a new recordliable Nick Johnson scattered in Mexico of 60.45 meters 10 hits effectively and except (198.28 ft.). Merlin Thevenot fo r Bill Taylor’g fobr-base' hit clerred the high jump bar by fn the fourth Inning, was never JO HN T U L L Y is shown landing .04 meter better than the old of their intramural bout In trouble. Ed Manning, who Hha/ d !f/tuh00k t0 the JaW ° f Bob Fuller ln the "third round record of 1.85 meters (6.06 ft,) seems to be the answer to the ture the championship of the welterweight division t a I T T L „ „ T l " ' " nal r°Und *° caP ’ held by Jorge Aguirre of Mexishortstop problem, led the Devil in his clim b toward the welterweight crown. V P y outpo'nted two other fighters These_two rernrrig were hitting attack /with 2 for 4. added to the record set in the A r k y “Little” Biggs, the m an­ shotput Saturday by Joe Payne' I ^ - - - e-Sh0t iS tPPiCa' 0f lhe ,hH m nfl' aCti0'’ ^ a t m arked the j W a n i u r a. bouU throughout. ager of the Senators, pulled a who^threw it 14.60 meters. “poor sports” trick on the Devils The Devils had two winners In the second when he a l­ in the form of Jack Campbell lowed a courtesy rupner for and Joe Batiste. Bob Larona* 'Who hurt his foot, Aztecs Feature Stars; Rscord Unimpressive Kinzlemen Smother Mexican Trackmen; 'M ural Wrestling, Crock Three Records Ping Rang Oates Set completely swamped the boys from way spi>m of the border. Tonight the Devils are again f lven the edge over a strpng Ran Th'Sfosquad and are favored to stay right on the victory road. With five events remaining en The Aztecs haven’t won a the agenda and all activities Progressing with growing student meet so far this year and In their interest, the opening matches of last showing, a triangular meet against George Pepperdine co l­ I*1* t4W° next events, wrestling and table tennis, are scheduled lege, San Jose State and the U n i­ ^■or next---------week. -— I t "-v wasBimxiuiiwa announced versity Of Southern California, _.----that entry blanks for those two finished In third place. The Aztecs’ Willie Steele is rat­ events are due no later than to­ day. ed an easy win in the broad jump It was ahnounced that all the and promises to give a lot of men who have signed for the trouble in the dashes. Steele is wrestling events will weigh in national broad jump champ and on Monday at 4:40 p. m . at the has posted a .leap of twenty-six Gym Opening events on the mat feet six inches. He also turns o t f _ will be held at 7:30 at the Gym. the century in 9.7 and the 220 in , The Student Body is invited to the 21.2.' matches. Jack Kaiser is another all-round The, other event, table ten- man in the high jump, high hurd­ les, hole vault and discus. Kaiser nlS’ W,M be, held In. the baseThenf of the Activity building, runs the high hurdles in 14.6 and beginning next; week. A ll stu-, is always a threat.. Lloyd Schunedents who have signed for the man will carry the Aztec colors event will report to the base­ in the half mile and the Thé Devils loom as heavy favor- : ment of the Activity building at 4 o’oloek on Monday, at ites in the weight division and which time instructions as to the field events and," as things'look, Campbell took the 200 met­ and then refused to let him the procedure of playing will jKinzIe and company won’( have er run three seconds ahead of ■ By b o m c o s e n t i n o catch the»* rest of the game just be given. It was announced : too many , cinders flying in their Arizona State’s tennis team, Gonzalo Rodriquez. Campbell Climaxing a week of stiff practice sessions, the Sun Devil s w i m as it were a “big league exhlbl that attendance at this meet­ I faces tonight. led by Captain George Eubank, also missed a new national tion.” The California cindermen have will take to. the courts at 3 ing is Compulsory, and that an able and nationally known ' when a record in the 100 meter clash From then on in it wgs no con anyone who doesn't appear w ill The Wildcats l,r .b l T lmivers,t* a<3uatia ‘eam-at Tucson, o’clock this afternoon in an at­ test as Johnson mowed ’em down by 1-10 of a second. He ran be dropped from the 'tou rn a­ coach in Charley Sportsman. Char­ tried a n d p r e t i f i e a m 1 maj°r * ave a tempt to turn back a strong net ment. the distance in. -10.6 seconds, ley was coach at North Texas State and catcher Tim Brd$n did a cred Jose ancTuCLAf- t m . ' w - V ...1 ! " t0pn0tch «»npetition in San aggregation from San Diego State itable job. 'All the Demons played Rodriquez, the title holder at It is recommended that any Tèachers college and developed the college. 10.5, was second at 10.7 sec­ Devil squad will be the first si • Rideout Twins, Blaine and Wayne, tough, heads-up baseball. It may ever sported at Arizona State ~ ." a eVent' onds. The Devil netters will be try­ teams who plan to enter any of both great runners. have been just the spark that the the three coming events should ing to improve on their already Batiste edged out Don- H il­ H am pered-at times by 4he lack L I — be Jad ^ Some- of his teams established team needed to gain revenge on begin preparing for those events o...i dreth, the freshman sprinter of a- swimming pool• and facili- sucn able swimmers as Monte. good record by (defeating the as they will be held soon. national records at the Pennsylva­ their California rivals this week Wilkinson, state free style record strong Aztecs who boast an im­ from Glendale, in both the ,,es>' the Devilfish have had to nia relays and also at the Kansas end. high hurdles and the 200 schedule 'tougher workouts in holder, and Jose -Valle, breast pressive record which Jncludes relays. stroke specialist deluxe. Also ned on Frank Townsend, Bob' wins over Loyola and Lbs, An­ meter low hurdles. Campbell order to whip themselves into on the Wildcat star-studded geles City college and whose only Simmons, Bob White, Bob Lar­ ■ was third In the high- hurdles I shape for. the meet. B Night traffic fatalities are three lineup are Lou Silverstein, dis­ son, Bill Stevenson and Eubank. times greater than daylight. and George D iggs to6k third Leading the Sun Devil’s hopes tance star and Bob Schull, diver. loss was to the Waves of George Pepperdine college. in the. lo w .for an upset over .the Catfish Keen competition " is foreseen Other men of state who came will be Monte Kelley, versatile State netters have won five Umm — It's ' Home-Cooked — X By C A R O LY N ALLEN . in first were Fred Olsson in the swimming star from -Phoenix. between -KeHy and Wilkinson in matches from Texas Mines, the The Physical Education major; 800-meter run, Jim Stangeland Kelley, team Captain and instruc­ the 100-yard free style race. University of New Mexico ancL are out for track for the first in the pole vault, Joe Payne in tor, will participate in three Although Wilkinson holds the the New Mexico A and M and (T H E R E A L M c K O Y ) time> since the war. Events will the discus, Bill Watson in the events—the MOO-yard tret style state 50 and 100-yard records, have .dropped three to the Uni­ include the running broad jump, 1500-ipeter run,' * and George Home-Made Pies | e *20tlC>ar3 . b r i ^ r h"ffcbW1 clocked beU versity of Arizona and Texas high jump, softball throw, jave­ Diggs in .the broad jump. (J U S T L IK E M O M ’S ) the 300-yard medley relay hT ‘T . ^ Wi,k,nson.' » will Mines, . lin, discus," shot put, 50-yard to < watch Total W points hen' the meet Teammate Tom Luster will also be interesting Devil hopes today will be pin..... w ...............nt«"estine to » M for an — Steaks & Chops dash and the 220-yard relay. was completed showed Arizona enter three events, the 200-yard expected duel between these two (T H E W A Y Y O U L IK E ’E M ) * » • State with 88 and Mexico 43. I.breast stroke, the 300-yard rqed- swim stars. H O M E M A D E IC E C R E A M Golf intramurals will take E X T R A T H IC K M A L T S & S H A K E S SO L A N O 'S ley relay and the 400-yard free place- May 8 at £ncanto park group also recently entertained style relay. Ozie King, backIt is' generally understood tfiat — POR — ROSE & NICK'S with Lorraine Tiedeman as actt ^ i i ^ & o o l in Prescott. stroke specialist, will try the the apple was fjrst , grown TACOS - TOSTADOS IttgJ^aptain for ihe day. Future; c-yeniè-.irîelude participa­ 150-yard backstroke event and ¡southwestern Asia and southern 402 D E W E Y tion' in' the college presentation the medley relay. - Bolstering Europe. O N T E M P E - M E S A H IW A Y Softball teams leading in the Carmen will be p*»pre- ------------------- . ..which .—— these- Devil entries will be such . (Form erly S o d a-B ar Cafe) intram ural finals on Tuesday sented in the college auditorium capable as Bob Perry and evening were the- teams cap­ during the first part of May. ' Dick Quinn in the 50-yard free tained by Margorie Handy and style. Lorale Haby. Thé first U. S. building and Also Ronnie Krynickl and Bob ♦ ♦ • loan association was organized McKinley, 100-yard free style, Or, just plain everyday use, in Philadelphia in 1835. you can get what you need in A ll Arizona State women Bill Welpert in the 200-yard Yale university was founded breast stroke, W ilbert Koski Intereated In shooting In" the this well-stocked department. inter-collegiate teJegraphlo a r ­ by ten ministers in the year •and C liff Palm in the 4001701 . “f§ K ★ ïARDfAmericantcnnk yard free style. M cKinley chery meet during the week of ■RDlescalud tor Bieirr The first express company in Quinn and Krynicki will com­ bkpire?.- T o day there A p ril 22 through M ay 1 are was established in pete in the/ 400-yard relay urged to contact M iss Edna America 1847. team. Joe Bell, former clown Plock at the Activity building. ‘The Corner Drugstore’ The Chinese were the first't’o diving star from Phoenix, will Shooting w ill Include the Col— 5th A M ill — manufacture silk. I umbia round. get the call for the 1 meter Devil Swimmers Journey To Oftf Pueblo Nefters Meet Aztecs For First Border Conference Contest On ASC Court Today r , haf S r er conf™ S She Sports ITALIAN SPAGHETTI Modernette Cafe For G ifts... SPALDING Laird & Dines • .♦ v s The college _dance group re­ turned yesterday from Globe, where they presented a program at the high school assembly. The F O R SIG H T ^ S A V E S E Y E S IG H T FOR YOUR EYES SEE ; Y O U R F A V O R IT E F O R I S ' Dr. John Jacob YEARS HAUSMAN RAMflMA SPANISH . A. S. C— A. B., ’38; M, A „ ’39 46 E. Washington ’ at Daniels’ Jewelry 407 Mill Ave. Gifts & Jewelry C O M E T O T H E F R IE N D L Y P L A C E O N T H E H IL L ★ Desert Villo Delicious Sandwiches Refresh mente FROM TEM PE , f ir s t s to p o n E a st W ashing to n 10:30 a. m. — 1 a. m. SERVICE "MODERN AS TOMORROW" Fine Watches & Jewelry ^ Diamonds — Silverware ^ Watch Repairing Webb's 152 W. 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I ------ DON SA P P . . _ _ ,, —— — ------ xvci in T jLuney K e ith u rle y ------ — - N ena B ailey, J u n e B e tts, S o a p D ow ell single-handspoiiT* 1 ------- I J o h n G a y G re g o ry , Stephen! H . S toetzel J , The ■»,Student CounciL should be .commended .............oiiJ 5 ivfor ;- iia m i- SportS ____________________ . ---------- ------------—------ ------- — J im B oyd eaiy conducting Sadie Hawkins Day and uorderly I v in ,an ** vefficient i iiv iv iiii chili i vtui i j c Assis*ant ---- man|1“ ;------— ........... — —; C._W. H e th e rin g to n m a n n e r . W ith t h e . so cie ty . -------------------- -- ----------- B a rb a ra C ran d all With the administration ___ anda faculty violently opposed. to Photographer _____ ----- ------------ ---------------- — — ------M a rv in B o n a rd in th* ccleb,ati0RCouncil was told that it was the duty of its BUSINES^M TNArpi r------ ------------- — -----------— — B e n P e d ric k Let The-Termites Have Dogpatch! News E d ito r Metropolitan Phoenix and surrounding for construction of “Arizona State University.” area is HO longer a miniature oasis in the middle If there is any one single factor that demonof a vast desert. In taking note of the vast strates the growth of an area and points to a changes, that have occurred in the community greater future, it is the establishment of a new since the start of World War II the Phoenix members to quell any disturbances. As a result, Pole, Pafferson;:vA^iani ________________fiSwSii............. 1WANAGER chuck terry universiy. Chamber oT t&fflRVi’r'cfe and otter Tike-minded "IT! nearly three thousand students, Hatley, et a l;T rp e n t a good part of the day “policing” the activities. civic organizations have publicized nationally the Because of the few students who insisted on dropping the chains abundant acreage, new Science building, and d as sec“ !S maner* S i K l S t V 't t V A— «!*">» «he development and attractions of the Valley »of ideal location in one of the fastest growing on College n . . avenue and driving cars through, and other incidents the Sun. Thousands upon thousands of indivi­ communities in the nation, Arizona State college «at , the 1Jln-ng Dinirig hal1 hall and at at thc' the-dance, dance, we we are are ready ready toto admit, that duals and families have recently made it their at Tempe is the ideal nucleus for a new and ' Sad‘e Hawklns Day should be discontinued. Our main objection home. j greater Arizona State university! It now has ls tbat the students apparently do not want the celebration because One may wonder in the the ex­ enrollment . larger than many institutions that ,S,°, fe" participated' pansion in manufacturing, agriculture, the hous­ carry the name of a univei^ity. W© Don t. Read In The Papers ing industry, dairying, and business houses, whyf^ A college cannot pèrform thè educational ' We-were going to ask the question, “What his happened to it is that such a progressive community cannot B y A. S M IT H A N D R. R E Y N O L D S service of a university. Doubtless there are Pleiades, honorarywomen’s service organization?” but this week support a university of its own. It’s no accident that news ------------------— -__ ’ many capable students living., iq.. (hq vicinity: tbey came out °1' the blue. ™ e original concession of the Constitutional 01 tne capital city who are not financially able ohange—planning to bring a w o m a n c t i i r l o n t +«-. Legislators in locating the university at Tucson to meet, the costs of matriculating at the Uni- the continent. . . We were glad to see Dr. “Blood-and-Thunder” • Ci"t^* Mr’ Yates- s p e c i a l service so that Phoenix itiight be» the capital, \yas ful­ versity of Arizona. In addition, there are, no - Hdbing visiting the campus on Monday from Redlands University n ioago newspapers. director, supervises Operation of filled. It would be foolish, to hold that since doubt, many out of state families with sons Let’s d°n’t spend any more money on chapels until we buy n e # , ■lege’s aCe Publicity de- the publicity office, which is a state can have but one capital city, it can and daughters ofcollege age who, in migrating equipment for the Ostrander science building. . . With the present partment has Jt all planned that located in the former division of have but one university. west, would find a university an added incen- lack of funds, it appears that the antique furnishings from the W*y‘ Matthews'Library, The University of Arizona has served the live to make the Valley of the Sun their old Science building will have to suffice. '. . ‘'Buenos dias amoeA- v,rtua1' news center of all Well qualified to speak on the state notably in the past and will continue to __ __ . ba; Buenos noches, amoeba: Buenos mannna. a ^ i , . » practiced C°U a g e activities and announce- subject of college publicity, Mr. do so in the future, but now th e '“Baby State” new home. The cost would not be so great in respect Coach.Donn Kinzle prior to his departure for the Mexico City track mertts’ the Publicity office ¡c , Yates "Was a professor of jouris Approaching maturity and badly needs another m . meet. AniSnin« ofA#, Thunderbird mi , , pool the link between Arizona ¡State nahsm before coming -here. He to the corresponding :services rendered thep m commeet-. .• • The The Ions long awaitprf awaited. urnrirf grand opening university. ^The University of Arizona is over­ -------------- . . w . world, was also- once ------ -- one “ MV of Wl. ’the H I C top IU J, mumty. It is our belief Arizona State is- ready wiu take Place , at the AMS picnic, May 2, but we've heard -that colle.ee and the interested crowded - to the point where it cannot serve key to good public relations newspapermen of the Midwest, for the transformation which could be done with il will be possible .to hold private swimming parties at tiie r v l adequately the needs of all the Arizona students not too mucli preparation. If the students and before S I n M ilI1Jlllillll HJH'1 J||||l|||i "mil ih ifl'i 1111 i|i liTifii ieg g y G allag h er.^o ro rity presi- | 1lJf Presidenl the nfew members dent,, is geheral chairman for t h e |and i n < M s i h e fraternity will dance, with Ruth Timberlake, Bet- i b6 honored at a dinner, ty McCubbin, Wy.ota Barrett, Ruth I f-arl Tiser of the -accountOllerton and Barbara Crandall a s - ! *ng ,irm ° f .Cuthbert, Johnson sisting. . |& Tiser, and Mr. Laird ___________ 'Practicing Phoenix C. P. A... have T a ira I bccn e»iaged .te speak to the" le R e • n s ra iia rio n .¡.group. Mr. Tiser will' talk On There Are No Substitutes,”- and* Election of officers for the, coming year held the number | one spot on the agenda at the Climaxing Senior day activi­ Blue Key dinner meeting. In the Lyceum building last Monday, ties, a Student Body dance will April 19. John Pole was elected be held tomorrow evening in the president with Tom Pendergast, Activity building to honor visit­ Vice president; Charles Filby, re­ ing high school seniors. cording secretary and treasurer; John Pugh and his Thunderand Ronald Wyllys, correspond­ bird orchestra have been en­ ing secretary. gaged to play for . the dance. During the-meeting, initiation This is the second appearance rites were read for Gene Marin,. of this band on campus, the The next dinner *meeting of •first time being at the Juniorthe honorary fraternity . will, be Senior - prom. held Monday, May 3 At the Same time the dance .is goingjgp in the Activity build­ ing, there will be a movie, “East A W S Council To Hear Climax Senior Day Reports -Of Defeg'aTgr" " T O ' On National Meeting events will immediately follow the Arizona Relays. Honoring incoming officers, This is the second Student the Associated Women Students Body sponsored movie, the ini­ council will hold an oppn meet­ tial. offering being “Between Us ing next Monday, April 26", at Girls" last Wednesday night. John ' 4:30 p. m., in the Lyceum Hatley; Student Body vice-pres­ lounge-.-;---------------ident, has announced that “It New officers include June Started With Eve,” a musical Cross, president; Fern Taylor, comedy starring Deanna Durbin, vice presideht; June Gilbertson, Charles Laughton and Robert " secretary; Mary Lou Burton, Cummings, Will be presented next treasurer; Gafe Andrews, stu­ Wednesday, April 28, behind the dent - council representative. Activity building in conjunction At the meeting, a report of with the regular Wednesday nightdance. 'the proceedings of the Western Region Intercollegiate Associated Women Students convention, held ■ Try Tempe stores first! in Seattle, April 15, 16 and ,17, -Will be given—by—oup dt-k-gater, SOLANO'S Mrs. Mildred B. Sayre, dean of women, and-June Cross. — FOR — Clim axed By Dinner M.-. Lacy wm treat the 5 9 National fraternities became' a ! ° f' “AccountinS As' a Career.” reality on the campus of AriFaclllty guests at the dinner zona State last week-end w hen 1il,clude Mr. E. J, Hilkert, Slgmq Mu Sigma Chi, formerly a local i Pi sponsor; *Mr- and Mrs. Arhonorary mem­ fraternity at the college was I leigh ”R. tBurton, t H S fiSfifi formally -installed as .Beta Xi bers; Mr. -and.. Mrs. Miles All-, Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon, 1drid Kappa Kappa Alpha Max, JWr. and Mrs. George L. national social- fraternity. Kappa pledges and members will The three-day ceremonies were Sheppard, and Miss Mary Mc­ . y . . climax their work week activities climaxed Sun'day afternoon with Kinnon. with an al! night camping trip Sata banquet' at . Jokalie Inn. . All .... Candidates—v.-iro will be -in­ members of the new chapter, stalled this evening are Mary urday and Sunday, April 24-25, to be held at Blue Point. Zeta Sigma members of various Teke chap­ Arp, Dean Bloyd, Charles Bryant, Phi Beta Epsilon ters throiighout the Southwest, William Colwell, Carl Crew,. Lee Zeta JSigma sorority formally Saturday afternoon will .find TACOS - TOSTADOS Theta Monday evening, April 19, j and collage officials attended JJrake, George Hahn, Russell the Phi Betas leaving for an initiated fifteen new members The Ulysses 402 D E W E Y in the Arts building. this .affair Dr, E. L. E d ^ i d - Hamilton, Robert Jones, Allen overnight camping trip at -Seven into thfe organization last Tues­ Virginia Julian, Ulysses secre­ son, - dean of men,' and Dr. J. | O. McFaddin, Joseph Miller, Paul "prings. Plfedges in ^charge of day evening in ceremonies at Grimes, dean of the college, ad­ Myers,, Robert Parsons, Frank arrangements, are • Jane ’Warm, the hojrie of Miss Alma Giacoma, tary, had the group out to her Mesa home for a steak fry, and Robertson, Mrs. Gertrude Rose- transportation; Lorraine Cross, Zeta Sigma alumnae. dressed this dinner. Members of the Teke chapter ler, James Runnion, David Rus­ food;. Laurelea .Haby, Naurelea Girlf who are now active mem­ the meeting was held’ there.. The of New Mexico A & M, at Las sell, Edward Shelley, Lorin Shel­ Haby, ;and Betty Harris, prepara- b e rs/ of the group are Monie Ulysses^ presented Dr. Edmond­ son with a pen and penoil set Cruces, came to the Arizona ley, Richard Vaughan, and.-Carl tion—and- eleanup. Corbell, Jeri McCleriny, Pat Mc­ to -express their thanks for hiState campus to, confer the char­ Wronko. Formal initiation will be held Ginn, Vera Terkelson, Diane guidance and friendship. ter. A group ■also attended rtext Monday night, April 26, at Leggett, Marilyn Coor, Peggy from UCLA. jPajamas Are In Order /r the home of June Cross, vice- Duane, Marian Clark, Rat Go- Kappa Theta ipresident. Neophytes to be ini- wey, Barbara Wedge, Shirley At Alpha Hall Frolic Tentative plans were made fflated are —Georgia Appleby, Lewis, . Lovette Ywanow, Joyce Oil Monday evening, April 26. Betty Bowen, Rose Marie Burch, ■Ywanow, Marjorie Bemis, and for a swimming party to be held at Tempe Beach in the near fu Alpha hall "Will hold a pajama Lorraine Cross, Ann Ferguson, Joan Smith. ture, at a meeting of Kappa party in the fhall’s recreation June Gilbertsen, Laurelea Haby, North hall honored three se­ room. The evening’s events will Naurelea Haby, Betty Harris, niors at their senior breakfast begin shortly after 10 p. m . Dot Janssen, Katie Kraft, Peggy held last Sunday, April 18, in Committees include Rosalee Myers, Shirley Smith, Ann Swal­ the college Dining hall. Tlie low, Elaine Tessman, an'd Jane seniors included Maria Salgadp, Arnett, Mary Jan Truog, decora­ tions; Elinor, Nolan, Mary Louise Worm. AND Nena Bailey, and Jean Bryant. entertainment; Dean and Mrs. E. L. Edmond- Lopez, * ’ ,entf ainmenl: Linda Lmda Tur Tur, son were .guests at the breakfast T " lcfr^ “ s' Eip°ra Gelier Following the. breakfast the * S’ and Faith Frazier’ ia girls and their- guests returned to North hall, where a progranji T . A Complete Line O f * In The Cam pus Inn was presented. Rose McFee sang Meet several songs, accompanied by ‘“Come on, Johnny, m other promised us D entyne Arizona State’s chapter of the -*,r . ' Building Polly Asher. J ra Reggin folt C hew ing Gum if w e only sat through it o n c e !” Intercollegiate Zionist Federation lowed with a violin solo. of America (IZFA) will meet Committees in charge of the Tuesday, April 27, in the Lyceum “Not even Frankie-Swoon.tra could make me We Now Take m u. Dentyne Chewing Gum ! That nifty flavor breakfast i n c l u d e d Marilyn lounge at 7:30 p. m. really sends me— I mean it really does. A n d the Downs and Bettye Oft, general A discussion on “Political Par­ way Dentyne helps keep my teeth White, I want« Laundry chairmen; Johnny Railey and ties in Palestine” will be led / *urn on the old smile all the time.*’ A L L P O P U L A R B E A U T Y T R E A T M E N T S A T P O P U L A R P R IC E S Caroline Kivley, decorations; and during the meeting by Peggy Dentyne Gum — Made Only By Adam s 400 S. M IL L A V E . Phone 627 TEM .PE Mary McKone, program. 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Find out for yourself why, with smokers who have tried and compared, Camels are the “choice of experience.” A n d hene’s another great record— M o r e p e o p le a r e s m o k i n g C a M E I S ' th a p e v e r b e fo re ! k ;-tut i IInstructors Hired For College Posts Vets Reorganize Under New Rules; | DR. SU ZA N N E STATE PRESS Debaters 6n Tour D 'O R S S A N D, To Capture Title Hold Annual Election Friday, April 23, 1948 M ay 15 Deadline {Missiles Battery For Sahuaro Soles ?ormed ,n TemPe j (bsi.¡rguished French teacher, will W IT H H IG H hopes and a good m in the faculty of Arizona State chance for the title of champion -nSeptember as assistant pro­ debaters of Arizona, nine A ri­ A R I S T A V E T S , C A M P I I ? y t a • . . . grade’ in which they .were dis­ pus life at Arizona State. to non-m em ber veterans who Hugh Hanson, who will be as. S t u d e n t M u s i c M o |o r s . charged. Men physically fit and may present any problems' a t­ sistant professor* of science; Mel- 111 R e c i t a l O n W e d n e s d a y between the ages of 17 and 35, Student Teacher Tests tended—-w ith , school life, but "Tim Coates- Ensign of Phoenix but with no. service in the Students are agajn reminded will not hàve a voice in the Two outstanding music majors, an Instructor in industrial of the entrance examinations for armed forces may. also enlist. Betty Waples, mezzo-sopr&BO, discussion^o^voh . ’ This proWitflnm fll»ZAhet.h.— Hpmptnn- « ■ a n B n a aM W P V B v n p a n iiM aiM iin in H M H H iH M B M iá m M , cedure is being adopted James as "teacher at the Ira D. and Norma Barkley, pianist, will teaching next fall. 50 cents required for the exami-^ effort to vest the actual "opera Payne training school. be^ presented in recital next Wed­ Examinations will be given. nation. is payable at the Business nesday,\_ApriI-28, at 8:30 p. m. tion of the . organization in th< fr*om 8:30 a. m: until' 14:30 a. m. office, and all applicants should in the college auditorium. hands of veterans who mgnifes on Saturday, M ay 1^s The fée of bring their receipts. a real in te rest. Interest in th The’ program is ..being sponsor­ Aristavets has been very la; ed by Mu Rho Alpha; honorary during the past year. musii^society« Pauline Fapfarilio New mem! Srs.. will be act’épiwill be the accompanist for Miss ed each year by appi cation on-p Waples.**-'—« > ; -----------— — (C o n tin u ed fro m P ag e One) ion will be mads planned;1 ’ '. upon a bash f interest and Once-In-A-Lifetime h e s t e r f ie l d a n d AT 1:30 P. (yi. untilJ~2-'p . m., sincerity in the aims of the gi oup. Opportunity! PAT D’ADC EA ret ring iré- the Choral Union will . present STUDY . . . TRAVEL sident, . annou ice d the- foilow- music on the,, steps o f the Arts building, while from. 2 to .2:30 ing- officers fo t\ e . corning \ ear-. Roger'- McKen; ie, presi dent: Bob p. m. organ music in Danforth Belsher, vice- présiden : ' Bar ba~ Meditation chapel and music in 68-Day Tour, $798 A ll Expenses By Ship from New Y ork July 2 ra Simmons, secretai y; H vrrv the West hall quadrangle by or­ Sponsored by the chestra ensembles will be given.! JVlerthens. treasure E( University of Madrid At 2:30 m*, a style show I Howell, ' sergennf.^.i^n »an,>- ...Ml'?£ For descriptive folder, write: 'for the visiting women students, Simmons will be,-serving the or­ Dept. “C” ganization as secretary for the will be staged in the Activity • building, while the senior rpen Spanish Student Tours third consecutive ; year. Dan will be shown basketball and 500 Fifth Ave., N. Y. 18, N. V . 1 Conley and John Gay Gregory football movies in Room 4, Mat- I will comprise- the. executive .thews*-- Library. At 3 p. m. aj council. sports demonstration for the > girls will be give in the Activity I building. From 2:30 to 4:30 p. j for collegiate occasions the. baseball game .between Phone 663 the Sun Devils and George Pep- j perdine college will be in prog t I free ress. At 3:30 p. m. a music, delivery A R IZ O N A STATE students show in the Activity building will | W ATSON 'S - •will be Ifosts May 7-9 lor the be given, and from 4 to 5:15, j annual convention of the - P a­ open house for all dormitories, j FLOWER cific Students’ Presid.ents .. Asso­ the Home Management- house and“ the Industrial Arts depart­ SHOP ciation, .Wendell Patterson, pres­ ment is scheduled. ident , said. Th u rsd ay. THROUGHOUT THE afternoon Student officers from 102 schools throughout t he- west will of* activities, rest and refresh­ participate in the three-dav ev­ ments in the Off-campus room STADIUM ent, which will have its opening of the Activity building will be session on May 7 at . 10 . a. in. g variable. At .5:15 p. m., the visitors will in the .Lyceum building, , 7 “Pu r p o s e o f .th e " annual be feted a t a picnic on the: and COFFEE SHOP Prior confab,”' Pgttehson/ said, “is- to Women’s Activity field. discuss student activities, ex­ to the Arizona Relays, a band J ---- 1133 Normal change "ide'hs, and compare the concert will be presented in the Goodwin stadium from 6:45 . to ★ Home-made Pies various student governments.” . The visiting officials will be 7:15- p. -m,—The Relays will take ★ Salads housed at Thunderbird field “with .place at 7:15 p. m. OPEN EVENINGS I MM EDIATELY FO LLO WIN G most of the sessions taking placethere. . The Student council is the track meet, the students will completing a plan of activities be ^honored at an all-student for the convention, in c lfid i^ 'dance... in the Activity building. In conjunction w ith the dance, recreation at' 'the /field.’ . r a . movie will be shown in Good­ win stadium at 10:30 p. m.‘ I School zone speed is 15 jnph. Eventful Activities Sfateti For Seniors C IN SPAIN News Bulletin! A R IZ O N A STATE* has been Battery A of the Guided Mis- considered acceptable fjor the DEADLINE FOR purchase of jsiles ba-ttalioh, Mesa Composite establishment of an A ir Re­ the SAHUARO, Arizona State group. ‘ has been ^assigned to serve Officers Training corps yearbook, has been extended to j Tempe, with training^ meetings unit, according to an a n ­ May 15, according to Charles bein£ held in Room 202, Old nouncement r e c e i v e d late Filby, editor of the book. Pay­ Main, at 7:30 p. m., the fourth Thursday by Dr. Grady Gam ments may be made at the Monday of each month. Stu­ macie, college president. IN T H E L E T T E R from Waj. SAHUARO office any time dur­ dents inteV’e sted in joining the ing school hours or by^contact- battery may secure application Gen. John E. Upston of the ing any one of Khe sales girls I forms ,ii> fhe office of Dr. Louis Fourth A ir force at Hamilton who are wording on the campus, j M. Myers, Room 201, Old Main. field, Calif., it was disclosed Advance proofs of this year’s Members of the .Organized Re­ that the unit v^ould be ready SAHAURO assure that- the book serve Corps, both officers and to accept students at the fall will be -better than ever. Not enlisted men, may reefuest as- registration period next Sept­ a single*1event has' escaped cov­ !signment to this unit. Veterans ember, providing that such a erage botlT pictorially and rhetor­ of all service Branches of World plan, is acceptable to college ically. The publication is a re­ War IT, not now in the Organ­ officials. Phoenix Orchestra To Play Here M ay S T H E P H O E N IX Symphonÿ or­ chestra will appear in concert as a part of the May music festival at 8 p. m. in -Goodwin stadium, May 5, Mr Harry Harelson, mu­ sic department’ head, announced Thursday. The group will ap­ pear under the sponsorship of the college concert series and will present popular and semiclassical music. H IG H L IG H T IN G T H E college festival, from May 3 to May 7, the concert will be free for stu­ dents, while the general public will be required . to purchase tickets. Proceeds from the ticket Men Asked To Return sales will bfe used for the es­ tablishment of music scholarships [ Tickets This Afternoon at Arizona State. —All- fraternity men and mem­ John Barnett is conductor o f . bers of Associated Men Students the orchestra, which has sev- tickets are requested to return dents in its membership. ' the tickets to tfieir fraternity representatives or the AMS rep­ of the Arts building between 3 resentative at the table in front and 5 p. m. today. - T a r e o l d f r i e n d s . IT’S MY SMOKE." "CORONER CREEK" COLUMBIA’S FORTHCOMING CINEC0L0R PRODUCTION Flowers Alw ays Student Presidents7 Association To Hold Confab Here In M ay DELICATESSEN I Careful driving saves lives. Jewelry carefully and skillfu lly repaired. 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