m

Devils Meet Cats Tomorrow
AS Is F avorite
In Tucson Game

AS-UA Stress
Cooperation
For Big Game

By BOB LAIRSON
Can the passing com bination of John H angartner to Bill
Spanko or K arl K iefer surpass th at of the R alph H unsaker —
Dave H ibbert aerial attack which has placed H unsaker and H ibTo the Associated Students
b e rt in the num ber one positions nationally?
of the Uhiversity of Arizona
This question w ill be on the m inds of 25,000 football fans
tom orrow as they w itness the game of the year as far as A ri­
and Arizona State:
zona football fans are concerned. '
The student executive ofThe W ildcats of the U niver- ------------ ----- --------------------- ——
.._ficers of the University of
sity of Arizona surprised Texas ! Phoenix College. He was named
Arizona and Arizona-State
W estern 14-12 last Saturday, t o j to the Junior College All-AmUniversity have arrived at
indicate -¿ h e progress which erlean team as a quarterback
a meeting of the minds.
th eir team has m ade since the | last year.
We have agreed there
sta
rt of the season. The W ild­
M any ASU fans feel the Sun
shall be no vandalism,
cats, sporting a 3-6 season rec­ Devil passing attack featuring
fighting, depredation or
ord, w ould count th e ’58 sea­ Jo h n H angartner in the sling­
other conduct unbecoming
son successful if th ey could ing departm ent and ends Bill
ladies and gentlemen be­
upset favored A rizona State Spanko and Ka^l K iefer on the
fore, during or after tomor­
U niversity in th eir finale to­ receiving end can outshine the
row afternoon’s football
UofA duo.
m orrow .
game between the Wildcats
Outside of his highly p ro ­
Hunsaker has completed 92
and the Sun Devils.
ductive overland duo, W ildcat
pass
attempts
this
season
to
Not only will the ASU
grab the national lead. Most coach Ed D oherty has nothing
and UofA police forces be
of
his completions have been else in the w ay of fearsom e
present at the game to ap­
to
slotback
Dave Hibbert, who threat.
prehend anyone who violat­
His ground forces, led by
has
snagged
54 passes to lead
es this compact, but the
Warren Livingston, Mlnner W il­
G
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,
G
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,
G
O
.
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u
e
C
ranfield
and*
Barbara
th
e
nation
In
this
department.
Tucson city police, the* Pi­
liams and Billy Overall, as a
ma County sheriff’s depart­ B u n c h get A lp h a T au O m ega b ike rid er Ja ck H an­ This duo needs no introduction group have averaged 92 yards
cock
o
ff
to
a
good
s
ta
r
t
as
he
w
a
rm
s
u
p
fo
r
to
m
o
r­
to
Valley
fans.
Hunsaker
s
t
a
r
r
­
ment and the Arizona State
per game.
Highway Patrol will be r o w ’s D esert D erby b ike race. R e p re se n ta tiv es fro m ed for Mesa High School, while Coach F ra n k Kush, m ean­
n
in
e
fra
te
rn
itie
s
w
ill
com
pete
in
th
e
T
em
p
e-to
Hibbert
played
his
early
foot­
there as Well.
T ucson m arathon.
ball a t Phoenix Union and at while, has strik in g pow er both
The student body officers
on land and in th e air,
. •
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of the state’s two univer­
Leon Burton, Joe B elland, A l­
sities have recommended EARLY TOMORROW MORNING
len Benedict, Joe D rake, Bill
that any violation of this
K endrick, et. al., can take care
agreement should be dealt
of the land chores, while H an­
with with the utmost serg artner can rack up aerial yard­
verity.
age enough to break th e W ild­
We urge every student, T om orrow m orning nine bi ASU and th e U of A, accord-ta Sigm a Phi; Sigm a Nu; cats’ backs.
faculty member, alumnus cycle riders representing nine ing to Steve W agner and Rene L am bda Chi Alpha; P hi Delta Texas W estern’s Coach, Ben
and other partisant of both ASU fratern ities w ill begin the Koenig, ASU chairm en of the Theta, and Lam bda D elta Sig­ Collins, was asked to compare
the ASU and UofA teams. His
institutions to respect this first lap. of the fifth annual race.
ma.
D esert Bicycle D erby.
Miners lost to both crews on
compact to the fullest.
The ten -lap race is estim ated
successive
Saturdays.
to
finish
by
noon
a
t
th
e
Ghost
Sponsored
by
th
e
A
lpha
Tau
Arizona State Universtiy
“There: is none,” h e replied.
wants to be known as a Om ega fraternities of ASU and Ranch Lodge in Tucson. Check
“Arizona is a b etter team th an
good winner, as it was on th e U of A and A rnold Schw inn points are: Mesa; H am ilton’s
Texas W estern, b u t I ’m sure
the night of November 4, an d Co., the race is an effort Corner, north of Chandler;
they are no m atch for A rizona
and the UofA wants to be to b e tte r relations betw een P im a Indian Agency, a t the>
State.”
Sacaton intersection; Stevens
a good host for the annual
T rading Post, n o rth of Coolgame.
•
M otion pictures of the past
idge; La Palm a, south of Cool- few years w ill be used as the
A number of tickets for
May the better team win
idget; Picachcr Store, Picacho basis of the Sun Devi} band’s tomorrow’s football game in
tomorrow, and may the fu
Red Rock; M arana; and Cor- halftim e show a t the UofA-ASU
Tucson will go on sale at the
ture relations of the Uni­
taro Store, nine m iles n o rth of gam e tom orrow.
ticket
office in the Men’s
versity of Arizona and Ari­
zona State University main­ T h e ASAS S enate finance Tucson.
“P ictures a t an Exhibition” is Gym this morning at 10.
epresenting AS -fraterhities
tain both' the greatest possi­ com m ittee is now m th e process in R th
th e nam e of the show, suggest­
e race are: A lpha Tau
ed by M oussorgsky’s composi­
ble rivalry arid the highest ’o f draw ing up the 1959-60 stu ­ Omega;
Theta Chi; Sigma Phi
tion of the sam e nam e.
possible mutual respect.
d en t budget.
Epsilon; P hi Sigma K appa; D elU nder the respective batons
Figuratively s p e a k i n g , T he com m ittee requires each
of H arold C. Hines, director,
Varsity Stadium tomorrow stu d ent organization supported
and Ronald Holloway, associ­
afternoon will be loaded by Associated Students funds
O verflow audiences for the
ate director, th e band forms D ram a W orkshop production,
with dynamite. This is the to subm it an estim ate of an tici­
scenes suggesting such movies “The L ady!s Not F or B urning,”
way it should be. But let’s pated income and expenditure
leave the expolsions up to for th e n ex t year. Estim ates T he Right H onorable A n­ as “South Pacific,” “Ten Com- have prom pted a one-day ex ­
the teams.
m ust be reported in person by thony N utting w ill speak on mandmjents” and “Show boat.” tension of the engagement.
A great deal of the future a rep resentative of th e organi­ The M uddle of the Middle D ance steps done by th e band M r. Jam es Y eater, W orkshop
'
E ast” Monday a t 8:15 p.m. in m em bers in two of th e form a­ d ire c to r,' said spectators have
of higher edûcation in Ari­ zation.
zona from now on will be To qualify for consideration the Brow sing Room of M at­ tions add an interesting note. been, turned aw ay in relatively
T he B and also w ill present large num bers. T he only au d i­
determined at tomorrow’s for ASAS funds, organization thew s L ibrary.
game . . . Let’s make it budget reports m ust be deliv­ T he lecture is open to the th e ir standard show preceding torium available, for cam pus
the game.
something to be proud of! ered in the Senate C ham ber at public.
productions, P ayne A uditorium ,
6:30 p.m. either Dec. 2 or Dec.
N utting, form er m inister of
O ne hundred and ten band holds only about 100 people.
Tom McIntosh,
foreign affairs in G reat B ri­
9.
.
"
em bers, ten pom -pon girls
The play originally w as sche­
President, Associated Stu­ T he S enate sets up and sub­ tain, resigned his governm ent m
and chaperones w ill leave Tem - duled fo r W ednesday, T hursday
dents, UofA
m its to th e Board of Financial job and his seat in P arliam ent pe on fo u r buses a t 9:30 a.m., and tonight, b u t has been ex ­
Warren Sumners,
Control a budget item izing the in 1956 duririg. th e Suez crisis. tom orrow . A fter lunching in tended through tom orrow night.
President Associated Stu­ breakdow n of th e activity fee H e had been in politics since Coolidge, they should a rriv e a t C urtain tim e rem ains the sam e,
p aid a t registration.
1945.
dents ASU
^
8:30.
th e UofA a t 1:15 p.m.

Cyclists Start For Tucson

Movies Are
B and Theme

Finance Group
To Draw Budget

Nutting To Speak
On Middle East

Too Few Seats,
Drama Held Over

Page 2

Friday, November, 21,1953

STATE PRESS

Elections Board
Sigh
t-SeeingExpeditionIn A rizona
Needs Members,
Add ToRenner’s Geography Course Chairman States
Dr. George T. R ennerf asso­
ciate professor and chairm an
of the Geography D epartm ent
at ASU, not only lectures about
th e state of Arizona, but also
takes students on sight - seeing
trip s throughout th e state.
- These outdoor treks give the
students a better understanding
of the people a n d ' land forms
th a t comprise Arizona.
Some of the expeditions Dr.
R enner and his students have
tak en in the «past few years
w ere to the Salt R iver Canyon,
G rand Canyon, Supai, Sedona,
m ining areas of Ray and H ayr
den, S uperstitution Mountains,
F our Corners (w here Arizona,
Utah, Colorado, and New M ex­
ico m eet) and other points of
interest. These trips are made
by airplane, jeep and Dr. Ren­
n e r’s Volkswagen.
Dr. Renner was born in S eat­
tle, Washington, Ju ly 5, 1928,
and since then has lived in v a r­
ious cities from the E ast to
th e West Coast.
T ravel is high on his list of
enjoym ents, for he has been in
all 48 states, A laska and the
Americas.
O ne of the youngest profess­
ors — 30 years old — to head
an ASU departm ent, he receiv­
ed his BA in Education from
Stanford U niversity.
He obtairted his m aster’s and
doctor’s degrees from Colum ­
bia University.
Dr. R enner has taught Geo-

graphy at Stanford, Columbia, York, and Geography a t ASU.1Iand tennis are his hobbies. He
The ASU elections board
and Long Beach College, Ec­ He becam e head of the G eogra­ was bn Stanford’s w restling needs hew m em bers, according
onomics at City College of New phy D epartm ent at ASU in team, some of the m em bers of to Diana Blommel, chairm an.
195.7.
w hich w restled in the Olym ­ The board regulates and su p er­
vises caippus elections. A ny
On Septem ber 2, 1951, he pics.
m arried the form er Jarfe H us­
Sigma Chi, P hi Delta Kappa student w ith a 2.6 index is eli­
sey. He is a m em ber of the Dis­ (national honorary in educa­ gible.
ciipli m reom rm t tee -and-ihe T ra ­ tion!.. K appa Delta P i (eriucaMiss^ Blom m el,said interview s
ditions committee. He has been tion honorary), Gamma Theta will be held Tuesday, Nov. 25
a Homecoming judge, and was Upsilon (national professional at 4:30 p.m., in the Senate
Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority’s geography)', and Lam bda Del­ C ham ber of the M em orial
“Man of the Y ear” in 1955.
ta Lam bda (physical s c ie n c e ), I Union.
His w ife has been the secre­ Iare fraternities of which he is ------------------ — --- :----tary to the reg istrar and also Ia mem ber.
faculty sponsor for T ri-Sigm a
Also, he h as been nam ed to
sorority.
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STATE PRESS

Page 3

Chief Is Needed
ASU I
A new chairm an is needed
for the G uidance Board, it was
announced today by W arren
Sum ners, ASASU president.
Board m em bers are also in de­
m and.
A 2.0 index is required of
students interested in serving
on this board. Sum ners said
the board has been revised to
some extent so th a t it will be
more flexible and serve a b e t­
te r purpose.
Objectives of the group in ­
clude. studying m ajor problem s
of the students for the purpose

of m aking recom m endations to
the deans of the Colleges and
the Dean of Students regarding
particu lar problems.
A nother general function is
prom oting the organization of
a student faculty guidance pro­
gram w ithin the different col­
leges.
'
Specific d u ties include' m ak ­
ing suggestiohs and expressing
student thinking, to the deans
of the Colleges for facilitating
m axim um student achievem ent.
The board is also to m ake
suggestions to the deans in or­
der to m ake out-of-class life
m ore conducive to the fu rth e r­
ing of the total education of the
student.
Those interested in applying
for m em bership on the board
are urged to contact W arren
A gift of $2,500 has been Sumners.
given to Arizona S tate for re ­
search in cancer and heart dis­
aamOK
eases by the. Mesa U nited Fund
organization. Two thousand
BURN THE KITTY . . . Sigm a N u ’s are sh o w n w o rk in g on th e s tu ffe d W ild ­ dollars of it will go to cancer
cat w h ic h th e y supplied fo r th e rally last night. I t w as Cerem oniously thro u m
research and $500 to heart re ­
in to th e bonfire. T h e y are also p i tt in g th e fin ish in g touches on th eir banner “K ill
search.
th e Cats,’[ w h ic h th e y in te n d to ta ke to Tucson tom orrow . A ll A S U organizations
The heart money will be used
are epcpected to have a banner/ at th e gam e. Sigm a N u ’s, le ft to right, are C orky
to purchase a digital cardioSta h lb erg , T o m C ronin, P at Sanderson, L a rry P opkin, and T om H olm es.
tachofneter.
, .
F orty-one organizations have
not yet turned in O rganizations
A pproval forms. Deadline for
turning the form s in is W ednes­
day.
O i ASU students m ay compete
iud&cs? will
ASU faeultv
faculty judges
w ill select
Form s m ay be obtained in
w ith students from the UofA tw o essays from th is institution MU 202 or A dm inistration 103.
and ASC for cash prizes in an to com pete w ith two each from 'They should be com pletely fill­
essay contest sponsored by the ASC and the UofA.
ed in before being re tu rn e d to
federal employees of A rizona. A
A panel of five judges will I either office.
The assortments are new,
$100 first prize, a $50 second then select first, second a n d
Organizations w hich have
f
/
f
exciting . . . the prices,
prize and a valuable m erchan­ third plac^ w inners. No two
not turned in approval form s
fantastically low. 'Start
dise gift as third prize w ill go prizes are to be aw arded to es­
are: A lpha Gamma Rho, A lpha
your Gift Shopping now;
to the w inners.
says from the same school.
Mu Sigma, Am erican Associa­
r - * * g e t your share of savingsl
“How Am erica Has B enefit­
W inners of the contest, held tion of Engineers, A m erican I n ­
ed Through S eventy-Five years in observance of the Diamond stitute of Electrical Engineers,
of- the Civil Service A ct” is the A nniversary of the U. S. Civil Badm inton C l u b , Dem olay
U SALE PA YS...N O VEM BER 20 TO 26
essay topic. E ntries are lim ited Service Act, will be announced Club, Gymnastics Club, M en’s
to 2,000 words. They should be at a 6 p.m. dinner a t the Elks Glee Club, Student M arketing
typed,, double spaced, and tu rn ­ P a rk in Phoenix.
Club, and Varsity Rifle Club.
ed in to the office of Professor
Selected essays w ill be fo r­
Also Bahai W orld F aith
K arl D annenfeldt, M atthews w arded to the Civil Service Club, Baptist Student M ove­
H all 7, by noon D ecem ber 5.
Commission in W ashington.
ment, Blue Key, Devils and
Dames, Disciples Student F el­
lowship,
Foreign
Language
See O ur N ew HoPN-One Donut M achine
Council, Foreign Students Club,
Geology Club of ÀSU, G erm an
Vefein, and In terhall Council.
Also International Relations
Club, Ju n io r C hapter A m erican
Institute of A rchitects, Kappa
A lpha Psi, Kappa D elta Pi,
Lam bda Chi Alpha, M. O. Best
“A ”, Mu Rho Alpha, Off C am ­
N o w U nder N e w M anagem ent
pus Men, Phi Eta Sigma,- Phi
Kappa, and Phi K appa Phi.
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Also Pi Delta Epsilon, Psi
& College
Barclay, Mgr.
Chi, Sabre Air Command, Sig­
ma Chi Sigma, Social W elfare
Club, South Hall, S tudent A ffi­
liate of A m erican Chem ical So­
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Friday, November, 21,1958

STATE PRESS

-P H IL FRY
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M A N A G IN G E D IT O R S ^ ____ A B E G U T IE R R E Z A N D R O C H E L L E M A C K E Y
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..J O A N N E S M O O T A N D K A T H Y B U R K E
N E W S E D IT O R S ______
T h e S T A T E P R E S S is d is tr ib u te d b y R ic k B e d o lla .
..O fficial c a m p u s n e w s p a p e r o f A riz o n a S ta te C o l­
le g e a t T e m b e . P u b lis h e d e a c h W e d n e s d a y a n d
F r id a y th r o u g h o u t th e s c h o o l y e a r , e x c e p tin g
.n . a
h o lid a y s , $ n d , e n te r e d a s s e c o n d C lass m a t t e r in
th e P o s t O ffic e a t T e m p e , A riz o n a , u n d e r th e
A c ts o f M a rc h 3, 1879, a n d A u g u s t J24, 1912. * S u b ­
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N a tio n a l- A d v e rtis in g S e rv ic e , In c .

©

By CHARLES R. CONLEY
In a student body of m ore
th an 10,000 students, th ere is
bound to be a large variety of
experiences. To fin d out about
some of these, your inquiring
rep o rter asked the follow ing
question: “W hat has been the
m ost outstanding experience in
your life since S eptem ber?”
Maria Allen — Soph.
“I would say I fell in love.
It didn’t ju st happen; w e have
been going together since last
year. You , ju s t keep going’ to­
gether and find out m ore about
each o ther u n til all at once you
realize you are in love.

EDITORIALLY SPEAKING -

It

o

Just
Askin'

TookFortitude

We are on the eve of our annual big scrap with the
University of Arizona Wildcats.
When the Devils got off to a shaky start this year,
there were a few grumbles and a great many lifted eye­
brows. Stoiies of dissension and senioritis circulated
freely.
'
Then came consecutive victories over Detroit, New
Mexico A&M and Texas Western. While it may be truth­
fully said the team hasn’t showed the devastating sharp­
ness of last season, it may also be- said it has shown a
good deal of fortitude.
It would have been terribly easy for our boys to
have lost their spirit after the disappointing trend in
the first half of the season. This was never allowed to
happen, and despite several serious injuries, we can
count on being represented by a ‘group of young men
who want-very much to win.
We have confidence in the Devil's, and will support
them wholeheartedly, win or .not.

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Skok

Bobbi Skok — Frosh.
“The school — different ac­
tivities like the nam e change
and m eeting people. I am in
Orchesis, and I enjoy th e ac­
quaintances I m ake w hile p a r­
ticipating w ith this group. I
. Betsey Beaugureau -— Frosh.
“Well, I guess it w as the night
of the nam e change. A ll the e x ­
citem ent of w aiting w hile th ey
checked on the m ix -u p in votes
and then th e big m om ent a t
the announcem ent th a t w e had
won. Confetti, throw ing, shout­
ing, yelling, band playing, bells
ringing and the rally a t th e sta ­
dium .”

“One thing we .can be sure of. When Tempe plays
football here this year, they will really tear up out
campus,” Robert Crawford, editor of the U of A Wild­
cat, wrote recently.
A University of Arizona engineer has been quoted
in the press after' the recent election as saying, “Well,
I guess we can expect the wrecking crews to come in .
here to carry the school up to Tempe.”
Those two statements represent what was perhaps
the dominant opinion on the Wildcat campus in the per­
iod immediately following the election.
Obviously neither Crawford nor the engineering
faculty member had given their statements mature
thought before making them. If they had, they would
have realized how^totally unfounded they were.
Thrfmghout the recent election,campaign, Dr. Gammage, studeftf-and alumni leaders and other advocates
of the name change emphasized and re-emphasized that A t no point in our U niversity cooperate w ith them .
Arizona State University %ad no desire either to harm cam paign did the students feel . I thinji th a t w e should re ­
the University of Arizona or to take anything away from th a t w e w ere engaged in a b a t­ m ove our YES 200 bum per Beaugureau
Harris
it.
y
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tle w ith the U niversity of A ri­ stickers before heading for Tuc­
Neither on election night nor at any time since has zona. OUr cam paign w as posi­ son. W e w ant a .smashing vic­ Gordon Harris — Sr.
there been anything said or done by any Arizona State tiv e ,, a n d ... sim ply showed the to ry on th e football field, but “I can th in k of tw o things off
University partisan to justify . in the slightest such Reople of Arizona th a t w e de­ let’s be friendly w ith our neigh­ hand. N um ber one . w as the
outstanding Republican sweep
statements as those quoted above.
,
^
serve and need the U n iv e rsity .b o rs to the South.
in the state election in light of
In fact, we can say honestly that the reaction of the nam e.
We really au« proud of two,
Arizona State community t§- the election has been, L et’s be positive w hen we go UofA and ASU (a real victory .th e general disintegration of the
p arty in_the-rest of the country,
“Wonderful!", . . Now let’s concentrate on building the to th e ir cam pus S atu rd ay and for the stale of A rizona).
and
numKer two, w d lfg iy .w ife..
-iaest relations we can with the University of Arizona.” show the U niversity of Arizona
Dick L aird
and I) bought the first new car
^Responsible leaders in the U of A camp realize this students th at we really w&nt to
D elta Sigma Pi
w e have ever owned.
is the ba«e. In a recent editorial, William R. Mathews, a
Gene Welsh — G rad. S tudent
member of the Board of Regents, publisher of the Ari­
“The only really big thing
zona Daily Star and an outspoken supporter of the U
th
a
t m ade an im pression on m e
of A over the years, said, “. . . the friends of the Uni­
is th a t w e elected a R epublican
versity of Arizona should accept the decision of the Vot­
governor fo r th e state. I con­
ers, and like good losers extend congratulations to Ari­
trib u ted a sm all p a rt to this —
zona State University. . .” "
not as m uch as I should have I
-A :#
Tom McIntosh, president of the Associated Stu­
guess. Also th e fact th a t I w ill
dents at the U of A, told ASAS President Warren Sum­
have ASU on m y diplom a come
ners this week that he and his fellow students don’t
May. I am very happy about
want to be known as poor losers.
th a t also.”
*? A
Apparently Tucsonians want to be the best hosts
they possibly can on the occasion of this first football
P
game between Arizona’s two universities.
We, in our turn, want to be as good guests as pos­
H.y
sible.
Of course the Wildcats’ hospitality doesn’t go so far
as a desirn for us to win! Nor, for that matter, does our
cordiality go so far as desiring a Wildcat win on the
football field.
But the Administration, Faculty and Associated
Welsh
Students of ASU are determined that even the most
Frost
ñ% .
skeptical U of A partisan will have, after tomorrow’s
Melvin Frost — Sr.
game, no slightest lingering doubt about the sincerity
“W hen you get. settled down
of this institution’s desire for mutual friendship and re­
to
this grind of school, it doesn’t
spect.
“fr* A**! m
seem like anything v ery ex cit­
When you go to Tucson tomorrow, please take these
! '/
ing ever happens. R eally it w as
thoughts with you. It’s much tougher to be a good win­
an
attendance a t a geological
ner than a good loser. The burden of proof is on us.
field conference a t th e B lack
Let’s, prove tomorrow that Crawford and others who
Mesa Basin, w hich is on th e
felt as he did were gelling short .the dignity and selfN avajo and H opi Indian R eser­
respect of this campus.
“ . . . they work . . . ”

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Greeks From Both Schools Plan Parties
The cen ter of ASU fraternityactivities ' th is w eekend seems
to be in Tucson,- w ith a t least
six chapters p lanning parties
a fte r th e A SU -U A football
game tom orrow .
P h i Sigm a K appa m em bers
, and dates w ill trav el to the Old
Pueblo in th re e buses, leaving
h ere tom orrow m orning. Tuc­
son h ead q u arters w ill be in the
Santa R ita Hotel, scene of the
group’s p a rty in th e evening.
P re-g am e festivities include a
banquet a t th e Golden D rum ­
stick honoring Tucson alum ni
of P h i Sig.
Dancing, singing, an d a b u f­
fet d in n er w ill predom inate
Sigma P h i Epsilon agenda to ­
m orrow evening a t th e UA Sig

M

Ep chapter house. ASU and
UA Sig Eps and dates w ill a t­
tend the gam e together..
Sigma Nus and dates will
m igrate by car tomorrow, w ith
dancing and dinner aw aiting
them a t the -Tucson chapter"
house after the game.
M embers and dates of Phi

Religious Clubs
Plan Festivities

A big weekend lies ahead for at 9 a.m. tom orrow a t the stu ­
m em bers of the ASU B aptist dent center, 1400 Mill Ave.
S tudent Movement as they T ransportation to -Tucson w ill
journey to Tucson for the foot­ be provided.
The group .will reassem ble
ball gam e tomorrow.
the
U niversity
B aptist
B aptist students w ill gather ia t
Church, 741 E. 3rd St. in T uc­
son, at 11:30 a.m. w here they
w ill gather for a picnic before
the game.
A fter the game ASU B aptist
to help alleviate and correct students and th e ir guests w ill
faults in hum an speech, is the retu rn to the U niversity B ap­
national philanthropic project tist church for supper w ith th e
of K appa Alpha Theta. Kappa UA B aptist Student M ovement.
K appa Gam m a’s project is R e­
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habilitation Services.
N ext w eekend they w ill re ­
M ary Show er, Phoenix, and tu rn to Tucson fo r the B aptist
Carol Cotton, San Diego, are Youth Fellowship state conven­
ASU students assisting in col­ tion. Students planning to a t­
o n iz a tio n of K appa Alpha T he- tend the convention should
ta. Mrs. Prentiss Cleaves, San contact: th e B aptist Student
Diego, is the district president Movement for reservations.
Cost for the convention in ­
involved in th e installation.
Mrs.
R ichard
Ferinembre, cluding meals, housing, and re ­
Phoenix, is local chairm an of gistration w ill be $3.50.
installation.
*
*
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Two ASU students who will
The regulai^-Tijesdny m eeting
assist in the colonization of of thè N é iì^ B a t^ ta h - w ill be
K appa K appa Gamma are Mayo replaced w ith a ThàftksgivìngOwen, W ashington, D. C. and Dance n e x t week at 7:30 p.m.
in the New m an Center.
Mrs: Gordon Spingler, Phoenix.
Tickets are on sale .for th e
Newman Club m onthly Com­
m union breakfast Sunday, No­
vem ber 30. Members and coaches of the M arquette football
team w ill be th e guests of th e
ASU Newman Club
at the
breakfast following 10 o’clock
Mass. Tickets for the b reak fast
are 75c.
♦
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The L utheran Student Associ­
ation is planning a turkey din­
ner w ith all the trim m ings fer
5:15 Sunday afternoon. An ad ­
mission charge of 50c w ill be
paid for the dinner a t the Good
Shepherd L utheran Church.
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dean of students.
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Friday, November, 21,1958

STATE PRESS

More Than One Team Seeks
UA Victory This Weekend
The ASU football team w on’t those team m em bers who feel
be the only team seeking vic­ up to it, according to S tan
tory at the U niversity of A ri­ Hayes, ASU Rodeo club p resi­
dent. Music and dancing w ill
zona this weekend.
be featured.
A rodeo is scheduled betw een
A ttending the m eet from ASU
the two schools it G arrigan’s
will be Salty Holt, Jim -Fowler,
Arena 'a t 1:30 p.m., w ith the
A1 Goodwin, Joe M orrow, Bill
ASU Rodeo Club sending team s Butler, Bob Snyder, Dick L u­
to participate in bull-riding,
cas, Ken Adams, Jim Finnell,
calf-roping, bareback broric- ,and Bill’Wells.
riding, and team -tying events.
Y ear before last, the ASU
rodeo team held first place in
-the Pacific Coast Conference,
and last y ear John Fincher of
AS w as top in the conference
calf-roping division. He w ent
Alpha Lam bda Delta, fre s h ­
on to w in th ird place in national
man wom ens’ scholastic honor­
calf-roping competition.
M embers of both team s w ill ary, initiated three new m em ­
attend the annual Alpha G am ­ bers W ednesday evening. They
a Rho (Tucson chapter) p a r­ w ere Ann W ard, Sue M cCul­
TOP HANDS . . . Jo h n H adlock, left, Boh S n y d e r, center, and G ary L ee m
ty S aturday night at the Pim a lough arid M arilouise Greene.
Johnson, practice fo r th e rodeo w ith th e U n iv e rsity of A rizo n a th is S u n d a y.
New. officers elected a t th e
County
fairgrounds. A nother
T h ey are part of th e A S U tea m th a t w ill he participating.
p arty Sunday evening at G a rri­ m eeting were, Sheila Palais,
gan’s A rena, is in store fo r corresponding secretary, and
M erlue Frasier, projects ch air­
”
Memorial Union Hostesses m an.
Also present a t the m eeting
will meet in North Hall
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Monday. Members m u s t
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Prizes Phoenix.
bring money to the meeting Dean of Women, and Dr. Jessie
Tau K appa Epsilon hosted w ere aw arded for the most
Rannells, head of the Home Ec­
Pinnings
for dress material.
the Kappa Deltas Tuesday at ¡original costumes. E rnie C aronomics departm ent;
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Judy Jensen Delta Gam m a
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STATE PRESS

Page 7

§•Two 4UV To Meet.For First Time
Cats Lead

By PAUL JACKSON
F or th e first tim e as a u n i­
versity, A rizona S tate tom or­
row w ill b attle its ancient ¿rid
rival, th e U niversity of Arizona.
T he Devils w ill try fo r th e ir
n in th series victory.
The history books show the
Tucson team s to be fa r out
in fro n t in gam es of years past.
T hèy have lost only eight tim es
to AS and racked u p 23 wins.
T here has n ev er been a tie.
. In 1899 th e AS team , then
called the Bulldogs, played only
one gam e and crushed th e W ild­
cats 11-2. H ow ever, fate seem ­
ed to be against th e Bulldogs
an d th e “U ” b eat them ten
tim es in th e n e x t te n games.
The Devils broke the jinx In
1931 with a 19-6 upset. But the
Wildcats had th e ir revenge for
the next 11 gamës and AS r e ­
mained winless through 1948,
their highest score during that

th e y ^ re

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time being 13 points in the th eir fourth B order Conference
1947 game which the Cats won. cham pionship in 1952 a fter b e ­
D uring 1943-45 football was ing w ithout the crow n since
replaced by th e Second World 1940. They beat Tucson again,
W ar and the revived AS team by a close 20-18 m argin.
of 1946 w asn’t sure the w ar
The pevil winning streak at
w as over w hen Tucson blitzed last was shattered in 1953.
thbm, 6,7-0.
“ Hatchetman” Dan Cardella
Ed D oherty took the coach­ and Don “ Brotha Beez” Beasley,
ing helm in 1947 and led the with the help of a freshman
Devils in the hard climb back named Art Luppino, .handed AS
to victory. W ith 1949’s explosive a 35-0 loss.
pass com bination of Cecil Cole­
Luppino w as bad medicine
m an to W ilford “W hizzer” to the Devils. In 1954 he rom p­
W hite, D oherty handed the ed 180 yards in 24 carries and
W ildcats a resounding 34-7 de­ helped his m ates cool off the
feat, to bring AS its th ird w in Sun Valley squad, 54-14.
of the series. The Demon coach
W ith a new coach, Dan D ehad lost, 26-13 in ’47, and 33-21 vine, at th e controls in 1955,
in ’48.
AS alm ost gave the W ildcats
Doherty left AS in 1950 with a taste of things to,com e. B ut
a 9-1 season behind him, the Luppino’s touchdown and e x ­
best in this school’s history to tra point squeezed Tucson
tha t time. Doherty’s overall rec­ through, 7-6, and AS lost the
1957 ACTION . . . R o n E rhardt stretch es th e je r ­
ord at AS was 25 wins to only first D evil-W ildcat game ever
sey of A rizo n a ’s Jack R edhair. R edhair k e p t his
^ ‘losses. His ’50 Devils racked to be televised.
jersey, h u t th e S u n D evils w o n th e ball gam e, 47-7.
the Cats, 47-13, for an unprece­
In 1956, Devine’s ripening r e ­
dented second straight AS win
gime showed its stuff by b la n k ­
in the rivalry.
ing Luppino and the ‘Cats, 20-0, j
The W ildcats took another shutting out the UofA for the
th rashing in 1951 w hen the first time in history.
By VIC FIGARELLI
Devils beat them by an as­
Last year, th e • season again
tounding 61-14 count" for th eir belonged to AS and Dan D eth ird consecutive wiri.
vine, who sm ashed D oherty’s
If statistics are any kind of m uch, of its total yardage.
W ith M arvin W ahlin starring best season record w ith an u n ­ yardstick, th en
The Devils, .on t h e ' other,
tom orrow ’s
a t halfback, th e Demons took defeated Sun Devil team . F or
gam e should be a “tw o-against- hand, dominate the BC’s team
Tucson, the ironic story w as
statistics.
told in D oherty’s own words, the-house” affair.
Arizona S tate is tops in ru sh ­
Dave H ibbert, catching a
“If you stop them through the
ing offense, rushing defense,
m iddle and on the ends, th ey ’ll vast m ajority of R alph H unsatotal offense,Jand total defense,
pass you to death.” The score k e r passes, and H unsaker,
while the W ildcat duo have the
B-B-Q Sandwich
was 47 -7 and the Sun Devils throw ing a vast m ajority of his
individual passing, pass receiv­
with Fr. Fries — 60c completed a glorious u n b eaten- passes to H ibbert, have sup­ ing, and individual total offense
untied season.
plied the A rizona eleven w ith
categories in hand.
This year th e point spread
range's frorti anyw here betw een
eight and 30 points. Hoi polloi
in the betting category around
the Den seem to favor a 24 to
27 point spread. (This doesn’t
mean th at I ’m pushing p arlay
rds, officer . . . )
So w e’ll go w ith the Devils/
by a 34-6 count.
O ther games: COP over San
Diego State, New Mexico A&M
over West Texas, Iow a State"
over San Jose, D etroit over
Dayton, T rinity over . Texas
You’ll be proud as a coach with i
W estern and Holy Cross over
new star halfback when you tak<
Marquette.
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STATE PRESS

Friday, November, 21,1958

Wulk Unveils
’5 8 -5 9 Devil
Cage Quintet
A rizona S tate cage fans w ill
get th eir first look at th e 1958’59 edition of th e Sun Devils
u n d e r coach Ned W ulk and the
S u n Imps of Frosh Coach “F a n ­
n y ” M arkham M onday night
in th e Sun Devil Gym. The two
team s m eet' in an o p en -to -th e' public scrim m age-^starting at
7:30 p.m.
,
Both squads have been p rac­
ticing since Oct. 15 an d have
been progressing rapidly. The
varsity opens its schedule
against W hittier College of C al­
ifornia Decv 1, and th e Im ps
play W illiams A ir Force Base
in the W hittier-A SU p relim in ­
ary.
A Sun D evil q u in tet of A1
Nealey, 6-4, and B illy Pryor,
■ 6-6, at the inside forw ards; P aul
Denham, 6-3, a t the outside fo r­
STARTING LINEUP . . .w ith slig h t revisions.
w ard; and P au l H ow ard and
T hese S u n D evils read fr o m le ft to rig h t in th e line:
Ed “W hitey” Oison, both 5-10,
K arl K iefer, T om Ford, K e n K err, A l Carr, D ave
at the guards m akes up th e p ro ­
F onner, P aul W id m er and B ill Spanko. T o m o rro w ’s
bable .varsity startin g lineup.
starting a rra y'w ill include C harlie K ro fc h ik in place
An alternate unit composed
o f Jo h n Bowen, 6-3, G ary N or­
ton, 6-4, and Tom Hughes, 6-6,
forw ards; and Jack H eath, 6-3,
a n d Rich Jarvis, 5-11, a lte rn a t­
ing w ith M anny Varela, 5-10,
In rushing, Arizona State is
Arizona S tate’s Sun Devils
a t th e guards, is also slated to
have two games left this sea­ ninth with a 234.9 yard average.
see action.
A rizona’s quarterback, Ralph
son to improve th e ir fifth-place
T he freshm en w ill play a
ranking among the nation’s to t­ H unsaker, heads all throw ers
stan d ard 2.-1-2 offense w ith O l- al offense leaders. L ast year w ith 92 completions. R andy
lie Payne, 6-4, H a rv g j D arche, they w ere the country’s lead­ D uncan of Iowa has 9L
6-3, and Mike M cConnell, 6-6, ers in that departm ent.
In B order Conference action,
alternating at th e forw ards;
In eigitt~c««4ggts -this year the the Satans lead in team statis­
Dick Catlett, 6-7, at center; and
Demons have averaged 359-.il, tics in four pf seven categories.
“Chico” M orrison, 6-3, and Les
yards per game. Iowa is in the
The Demonar^ead in rushing
K hunz, 5-11, a t the guards.
lead w ith a 399.9 clip per tilt offense and defense and total
followed by Arm y, A ir Force, offense and defense.
and N otre Dame.
In ground defense, th e K ush

o f Ford, M ik e B a rth o lo m ew in place o f Carr, and
Jesse B ra d fo rd in place of W id m er. T he b a ckfield
has le ft to right: Joe D rake, J o e 1 B elland, J o h n
H angartner, and A lle n B enedict. L eo n B u rto n (in ­
s e t) w ill sta rt in place of D rake.

AS Dominates BC Figures

Press Prophets

Dick Stehr ____ Devils, 34-14
Vic Figarclli
.. Devils, 34-6
•P h il F ry ...___ ... _ Devils, 28-7
Petey O lm s te d _ Devils, 27-13
Bob Lairson ........ _ Devils, 22-B
Roger K u d r o n .... . Devils, 30-15
Rochelle Mackey , Devils, 32-8
Jo an n e S m o o t__ Devils, 14-12
J e ff K iehl ............ _ Devils, 44-6
Abe G utierrez ..... . Devils, 35-8
Cliff Hoose . ........ .. Devils, 22-0
P au l Jackson ..... .. Devils, 28-0
D ale Kusch ......... . Devils, 40-6

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players have allowed th e ir op­
ponents an - average of 140.8
y ards a | game. T exas W estern
is second w ith a n average of
194.1.
A rizona S tate has gained
359.9 yards p e r ..game in total
offense to second-place H a rdin-Sim m ons’ 320.5. I n total
defense they lead w ith 249.4
yards to . second place Texas
W estern’s 283.

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