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Wednesday, January 14, 1959

Fannin’s Speech
Makes Education
Recommendation
In his m essage to the 24th A rizona L egislature’s first regular
session Monday, G overnor P au l F annin placed educational needs
n e a r the top of his p rio rity -legislation program .
The m ajor portion of F an n in ’s speech was devoted to ta x a ­
tion and school financing, in which he stressed the im portance
of h igher education, saying:
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“We know th a t potential D. R ichardson, ASU academic
leadership in youth is not d e­ vice president; Dr. David P a t­
term ined by economic or' geo­ rick, UofA academic vice pres­
g rap h ic-o rig in . Thus w e m ust ident; and Dr. Charles M eister,
provide exacting h igher educa­ dean of Instruction at ASC. •
tional opportunités for those
C om m enting on the gover­
w ho are able and w illing to ap ­
n
o
r’s speech, P resident G rady
p ly them selves.”
Gam m age said he feels the gov­
T he governor said h e is ern o r’s proposals are “very
“persuaded th a t th e p aren ts of constructive and helpful.”
A rizona, as th ey w atch th e ir
“S tudents and . parents can
children facing th e unknowwwjf
th e future, believe th e educa­ expect m ore rigid requirem ejats-U
tio n al essentials a re instruction in the fu tu re,” he stated.
P résident Gammage added
in th e basic in tellectual disci­
THIRD M EETING . . .of the Arizona Conference on Crime and Delinquency
plines w hich stren g th en c h a r­ th a t fo r educators to do the
Prevention and Control m et lasLweekend' in the Memorial Union, w ith dele­
a c te r and m ind, an d w hich best possible job in “confront­
gates from all over the state attending. Featured speaker was G. D Gourlev of
ing
th
e
requirem
ents
of
the
p rep are youth fo r a frequently
Los Angeles State College.
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age
in
w
hich
w
e
live,”
the
h a rd w orld.”
To m eet th e needs of educa­ standards of education m ust be
streng thened.'
FOR STUDY-VACATION
tion in Arizona, F annin re c ­
om m ends creation of a jo in t
stu d y com m ittee to p rep are a
constitutional am endm ent r e ­
latin g to th e S tate Board of
M r. 'and Mrs. David B. S c o u -. Scoular is M em orial Union d iEducation for subm ission to the
Greel^ W eek chairm en w ere la r w ill leave th eir cam pus rector.
1960 legislature.
officially announced recently. posts Jan . 27 for several
Mrs. R ichard Beil, assistant
“Provision,” he said, “should
They are: Sue Nichols, T ri- m onths’ study-vacation in New director of the MU last year,
be m ade for general public re p ­ Sigma, chairm an; B arb ara Lutz, York City.
w ill tak e over Mrs. Scoular’s
Arizona S tate’s first observ­
resentation on th e S tate Board K appa Delta, secretary; and
Mr. Scoular plans to study duties. Mr. M arion Sm ith, as­ ance of the George F rederick
of Education.” '
* Bob. Shcoinik, AEPi, treasurer. F rench R epertoire w ith New sistant professor of Voice, will
R ecom m endations^ to m eet
O ther chairm en include: Ja n York M ethopolitan O pera sta r relieve M r. Scoular in th e M us­ H andel b i-cen ten n ial^ year is
scheduled Sunday, w ith, m ore
th e needs of education in A ri­ Sm ith, ADPi, kick -o ff cere­
ic D epartm ent.
than 150 ASU m usciaqs p artic­
zona followed closely on th e monies; M arvin Weide, Sigma
ipating.
heels of thé B oard of R egents’ Nu, progressive parties; Sandy
approval of a uniform adm is­ B arnhill, A lpha Phi, p h ilan­
The ASU 45-piece Sym phony
sions program covering A ri­ thropy project; F red Moore,
O rchestra, the ASU Choral U n­
zona’s* three m ajo r institutions ATO, G reek Games; Irene E s­
ion of 100 voices, plus five sol­
of h igher learning.
oists, will perform H andel’s
cobedo, T r i , Sigma, G recian
Seniors
are
w
arned
this
wetek
T he regents’ plan w as evolv­ Ball; Naoma Hayes, KD, G reek
famous oratorio, “Ju d as M accaby the R eg istrar’s office th at
ed a fte r a y e a r of study by a B anquet; Sally McDaniel, A l­
baeus,” in the M em orial U n­
failure to apply for graduation
com m ittee composed of Dr. H. pha Phi, publicity; C athy B rim ion Ballroom at 3 p.m.
by Feb. 5 w ill disqualify them
hall, KD, printing, and P a t
Dr. W endell Rider, chairm an
for the M ay ceremony.
M rs. S co u la r ' M r. S co u la r
Cummins, Delta. Sigma Phi,
Those w ho expect to com­ of the ASU Music D epartm ent,
king and queen contest.
M arshall Sangor and continue plete degree requirem erits next w ill conduct the orchestra, and
G reek W eek is scheduled for his study of conducting and
sem ester and have not applied David B. Scoular, professor of
A pril 27 through M ay 3. The opera. In Ju n e he w ill leave
for graduation m ay do so u n til Music, is choral director.
G reek Sing w ill be included in New York to attend m usic fèsSoloists are K athleen H ergt,
Feb. 5, b u t w ill be charged , a
th e w eek’s festivities fo r the tivals in Europe.
$5 late fee, since the regular soprano; Lillie K ing Shaw,
first tim e.
M r. Scoular is professor of deadline has passed.
mezzo-soprano; M arion Sm ith,
T he n ex t m eeting of the Music, director of c ,h o r a l
Seniors com pleting re q u ire ­ ASU assistan t professor of
G reek W eek com m ittee w ill be groups and director of the Op­
ments. this sem ester and leav­ Voice, tenor; Lewis Litchfield,
F eb, 3 in MU 218A a t 3:45 p.m. era W orkshop a t ASU. Mrs.
ing the state, or seniors who bass; and Mrs. Nadine D resswill be unable to attend the kelT, assistant professor of O r­
cerem ony fo r any reason gan, harpsichord.
should have filed the necessary
petition and paid a $7.50 a b ­
••
sentee fee w hen they applied
for graduation.
Seniors w ho have changed
Senator B arry G oldw ater has
A n approved program of stu ­ fore entering R egistration Hall. th eir degree plans since th e ir
dies, com pleted registration Program cards should be com­ original applications w ere fil­ given a collection of photo­
graphs depicting the life and a r­
m aterials, and m oney are the
pleted as soon as class cards ed are advised to reapply and chitecture of the A m erican In ­
prerequisites for adm ission to
complete a new check sheet.
dian to the ASÜ A rt D epart­
R egistration Hall, according to are received.
Feb. 5 is also the final deadline
m
ent.
Students who are not p re ­ for this procedure.
A lfred Thomas, directo r of
pared to pay fees and complete
The p rints are the w ork of
Admissions.
the láte Edw ard S. Curtis, in­
S tudents who have not yet registration will not be p erm it­
The
m ailroom
w ill
be
ternationally know n historian
ENTRY . . . Miss Bev­
obtained an approved program ted to take m aterials from the
closed J a n . 23-24 fo r e x ­
and photographer of Indians.
erly Jo Tang, ASU
of studies, signed by th e ir a d ­ hall fdr completion at a later pansion purposes, Bob Sh o rt,
junior, has been ac­
visor, m ust do so before they date, but m ust su rren d er class su p erviso r, announced.
The 78 p rin ts are currently on
w ill be adm itted to th e ' regis­ cards f o r distribution to stu ­
cepted as an en try in
display in the gallery of the
M ail n iay be picked up at
dents w ho are so prepared,
tratio n Hall, he said.
the “Miss 'Chinatown,
A rts Building. They w ill be
back
door,
facing
USA” contest to be held
A ll registration
m aterial, i Class and registration sche­ the
used
fo r instructional purposes
parking lot D, a n y tim e a f t ­
w ith th e exception of program dules are available in the A d­
in San Francisco, Feb.
in classes on Southw estern In ­
e r 10 a.m .
13-15.
cards, should be com pleted b e­ m inistration Building.
dian art.

Chairm en N am ed
For G reek W eek

Scoulars Take Leave

AS To Mark
Bi-centennial
Of Handel

Registrar Issues
Graduation Data

Thomas Tells Prerequisites
For Admission To Register

G o ld w a ter G ives
H istoric Photos

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Wednesday,' January 14,1959

STATE PRESS

General Electric Section Debate Team, Scores
In ASU Center Vacated

A section of ASU’s E ngineer­
ing C enter, occupied by G en­
eral Electric, is being, vacated,
due to G E’s expansion of its
new D eer V alley P a rk plant.
The second and th ird floors

Magazine
Sponsors
Contest
M ademoiselle m agazine is
sponsoring its annual College
Fiction Contest, for u n dergrad­
u ate women under 26.
<
Two w inners will each re ­
ceive $500 for serial rights to
th eir stories which will be p ub­
lished in,' M ademoiselle. R un, riers-up Will, receive honorable
m ention in the magazine an d
the right to sell their w ork at
reg u lar rates to Mademoiselle.
W inners will be announced in
th e August, 1959 issue.
Stories that have appeared in
undergraduate publications are
acceptable if they have not
been published elsewhere. Con­
testants m ay subm it more than
one entry, but. stories m ust be
original and fictitious and
should run from approxim ately
2,500 to 5,000 words.
Entries m ust be typew ritten
double-spaced on one side of
the' page only. All w ork m ust
be clearly m arked w ith con­
testan t’s nam e, age, home ad ­
dress, school address and school
year.
An 8Va” by 11” m anila en­
velope, self - addressed and
stam ped, should be enclosed
w ith all entries; Mademoiselle
assum es nb^'responsobility for
m anuscripts received unless
they are accom panied by retu rn
envelope. "
1 Deadline fo r all entries is
M arch 1. The entries should be
m ailed to College Fiction Con­
test, Mademoiselle, 575 Madison
A venue, New York 22, N. Y.

of the building, the area to be
cleared, w ill be used-for class­
rooms and laboratories, Dr.
George Beakley, professor of
Engineering, said.
Computer, electronics, servo­
m echanism, m icrowave and a n ­
ten n a laboratories, class rooms
and a structures laboratory in
civil engineering w ill occupy
the eecond floor, w hile engin­
eering draw ing and architec­
tu re labs and classes w ill be

ASU debaters took two sec­
o n d 'a n d three th ird places in
on. the th ird floor.
th eir first participation in the
M any of these classes are
“Golden Spread T ournam ent”
presently held in the portion
in Amarillio, Tex. Jan . 8 and
of the MU basem ent previously
9.
intended for a bowling alley.
D ebating the topic “Resolved:
Laboratories are crowded and
instructors’ offices are “scat­ F u rth e r Developm ent of N u­
tered . all over cam pus,” Dr. clear Weapons Should Be P ro ­
Beakley said. This move should
hibited by International A gree­
bring everything together.
m ent,” Bud B artlett took sec­
G eneral Electric w ill continue
ond
place in the Ju n io r M en’s
to m aintain its com puter cen­
Extem poraneous division, while
te r on the ASU campus.
P enny A lbright took second in

Ju n io r W omen’s E xtem p eran -.
eous:
T hird place w inners were
M ax R ichards in Ju n io r Men’s
O ratory, Gloria . V alencia in
Ju n io r W omen’s O ratory, and
in Ju n io r W omen’s D ebate,
G loria Valencia and P en n y A l­
bright.
Bud B a rtlett and Les M iller
reached th e q u a rte r-fin als in
Ju n io r M en’s D ebate.
Dr. W illiam H. Stites, facul­
ty advisor, accom panied th e
group.

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T he A rizona, P o u ltry F ed era­
tio n w ill hold its seventh a n ­
n u al m eeting Ja n . 28 in the
M em orial Union.
ASU P resid en t G rady G am m age an d A PF P resid en t V ir­
gil Coffm an w ill open the m eet­
ing a fte r ' registration , in the

low er lounge of the MU.
Speakers for th e m eeting in ­
clude C. A. Salverson, farm
advisor, Los Angeles County,
C a lif,,, discussing “M anage­
m ent Facts and Problem s in
My County;” F arm er Brown,
Mesa, presenting . “W ords of

Religious Courses Offered
Courses in nine religious
field's w ill be offered for credit
n e x t sem ester by th e ASÜ R e­
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B ow m an Speaks
A t Sedona School
“T he Economic and Social
C onditions in P resen t Day
„ M exico,” w ill be th e topic of
D r.
Russell . K.
B ow m an’s
speech a t th e V erde V alley
School in Sedona tonight.
D r. Bowm an, chairm an of
th e dep artm en t of foreign la n ­
guages a t A rizona State, will
p resen t background m aterial
about Mexico to the students.

O fferings n ex t sem ester in ­
clude two sections of history
and literatu re of the New Tes­
tam ent, one taught by the .Rev.
Ja m e s M cIntyre and the other
by th e Rev. Calvin K ill; two
sections of the Philosophy of
Religion, tau g h t by E. L. V.
R ichardson; Teachings of J e ­
sus, by the Rev. A llen Read;
and P arables of Jesus by Mr.
C harles Crounch.
O ther courses and th e ir in ­
structors are Life, an d L etters
of Paul, the Rev. D avid H urty;
Ethics of C hristianity, the Rev.
G ilbert P ad illa; P rophets of
Israel, R abbi A lb ert Plotkin;
Religion in Home Relations, the
Rev. W illiam Lynch; and So­
cial Teachings of JesuS and the
Prophets', the Rev. Gerald
B right.

W isdom;” and H erv ert H. Alp,
director of M arketing Develop­
m ent, A m erican F arm B ureau
Federation, Chicago, discussing
“M arketing
o f , A gricultural
Commodities.”
Panelists W. H. M cCartney,
Tucson; Jack Combs, Queen
Creek; and John Liechtenstein,
Phoenix; w ill talk on “W hat I
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Im prove My O peration.”

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view s Tuesday in the iplacem ent center, according fo Dr.
R obert M enke, director of I
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? Interested students in elec­
trical and m echanical engin­
eering or m ajoring in m ath,
physics, and electronics afe
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Advanced Army
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H onorably discharged v eter­
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have received credit fo r Basic
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By

PETEY

O LM STED

• You probably arose this
m orning m uch the sam e as you
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 .
did yesterday. Unless yoii ra n
O ffic ia l 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 U n i­
v e rs ity . 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
• out of toothpaste, your day got
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 h o lid a y s,,
a n d e n te r e d a s s e c o n d c la ss m a t t e r in th e P o s t
off to its usual prosaic start.
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 r c h 3, 1879, a p d A u g u s t 24, 1912. S u b s c rip tio n
Y our coffee w as too hot, u n ­
p ric e , $3/.00 p e r s c h o o l y e a r .
M e m b e r: A riz o n a N e w s p a p e rs A ss o c ia tio n .
til you diluted it w ith too m uch
( A ss o c ia te d C o lle g ia te P re s s , a n d
N a tio n a l A d v e rtis in g S e rv ic e , In c .
m ilk.
Of, egad, the cafeteria w as
EDITORIALLY SPEAKING out of coffee and you had to
drin k tea . . . m aybe you’re
num b and don’t care (robot!).
T he ru t . . . you’re in the
ru t. W hat’s worse: you don’t
know it.
—
It never rains'but what it pours.
B ut o ther people, the intel­
The recent tide of moves to bolster educational stan­
lectually elite and«, the regis­
dards in Arizona higher education forms a welcome
tr a r ’s office, notice it and feel
downpour.
sorry for you. Y ou’re m issing
The latest entry is Governor Fannin’s plea to the
som ething, not getting enough
legislature for a constitutional amendment to establish
out of life and the- scintillating
general public representation on the State Board of
atm osphere of the university.
Education. The board would be charged with the respon­
E ven the sm all business ow n­
sibility'for creating more stringent requirements for
ers a t the outskirts of cam pus
graduation from state elementary- and secondary schools.
notice th e ru t, th e absolute
If this is done, high schools will be able to send
quagm ire, into w hich you’ve
better-prepared students into colleges arid universities.
w andered.
This should enable the higher institutions to raise their
Nerve pill sales have fallen
standards in turn, without fear of freezing" out the aver­
off since m id-sem ester. Coffee
age student:
counter conversation has been
While calling in general for tax cuts "and wiser
the sam e fo r days. B ut you
spending of money earmarked for education, one para­ D ear Editor:
quirem ents, proposed a plan clever schem ers have learned
graph in Fannin’s address, from which we quote, is of J u s t recently, I ran across, fo
r raising the requirem ents of to prolong one cup of coffee to
particular importance.
th e two paragraphs quoted be­ college admission. I too feel an unprofitable length . . . and
“Meeting both the quantity and quality educational low. I have enclosed them in th a t the adm ission req u ire­ you’re getting b e tte r at it.
needs of our children at all levels, particularly in view this letter because they ex­ m ents in English, mafITematics, W hat you need is Inspiration.
of the world power struggle swirling about us, is prob­ press in concise term s w hy a and laboratory'- science should A shot in th e arm .
ably our most urgent challenge. Education in all its person should consider and be increased. Also, if a college
The intellectually elite, the
many, phases today is so vital that we cannot risk either join a fraternity.
education w as open only to re g istra r’s office, the sm all bu s­
FALSE ECONOMY or POOR QUALITY.”
‘I would ra th e r tru st my 'th o se - graduates in the upper iness ow ners all agree. You
This attitude in the statehouse, combined with the son to the code of conduct p re­ th ree-fo u rth s of th eir high ..students
Som ething to liv­
Board of Regents’ recent admission standards action and vailing in m ost fratern ity chap­ school class, it would help to en your need
spirits.
the existence of the ASU committee recently engaged ters th a n to the standards of elim inate the one-fourth th at
in a standards study, promises much for the quality of the usual dorm itory or an u n ­ are not qualified for a college B y tom orrow afternoon the
Som ething w ill tak e effect.
future eduction throughout the state and here at ASU. organized student body: . . . education.
You’ll notice it, too.
,
(The) chief reason for the exis­
We are asking the state- leg­
The nerve pill line w ill d e- tence of church, fam ily, state, islature to spend $22 m illion on’
light drugstore ow ners. The in ­
and of fratern al organizations higher education for the new
tellectually elite w ill sta rt
fiscal
y
e
a
r
starting
Ju
ly
1.
Last
is the propagation and perp etu ­
stacking
th e ir yellow, blue., and
On Friday, January
16,
1959
Ali
R
,e?lilarly
ation of creeds and codes to y e a r’s budget granted ASU the
■
Scheduled At:
fuschia' exam papers in re a d i­
From
7:40- 9:30--------- —,...7:40- 8:30 MWF or Daily challenge the m ettle and try largest increase as compared to' ness for the m orrow .
the will of the m em bers.’
th e UofA and ASC at Flagstaff.
9:40-11:30-------- 9:40-10:30 T T h o r TThS
The reg istrar’s office* is a l­
12:40-"2:30----------- 11:40-12:30 MWF or Dairy - “In spite of the best of home This m oney should not go to
ready
figuring the dropout p e r­
n n/r , 2:4^- 4:30-------------- 1:40- 2:30 T T h o r TThS training and exam ple set by w aste, by helping those who centage.
On Monday, January 19, 1959
th
in
k
they
are
qualified
for
en­
parents, personal habits are not
A nd you, dear student, are
■■ From 7:40- 9:30__— ------- 8:40- 9:30 MWF or Daily com pletely crystallized, as a trance. As the law stands now,
■
9:40-11:30— —
10:40-11:30 T T h or TThS rule, w hen a student enters any Arizona high school gradu­ Inspired.
ate
m
ust
be
adm
itted
into
one
So
you,
loaded
w
ith
suddenly
college.
The
vows
an
initiate
12:40- 2:30-— 12:401:30 MWF or Daily
„ _
, 2:4°- 4:30------- ------ 3:40- 4:30 T T h o r TThS takes on entering a fratern ity of the three institutions of expanded m ental capacity,
On Tuesday, January 20, 1958
nerve pills, and last y e a r’s
aqd_the constitution which higher learning.
This unified admission plan boot-legged exam papers, set
From
7:40- 9:30---------- ... 7:40- 8:30 T T h o r TThS guides him are such th at any
9:40-11:30------------ 9:40-10:30 MWF or Daily . parent would be proud if he w ill probably go into effect by out to fulfill the m ission before
12:40- 2:30------------ 1:40- 2:30 MWF or Daily had had the opportunity of 1960. It would be a good idea you.
for the Arizona high schools to
Final exam s begin F riday.
n
j 2j 40L 4:30 ----------- 2:40- 3:30 T T h o r TThS w riting them . Most parents, begip adjusting to t h e s e
while having the sam e sort of
On Wednesday, January 21, 1959
Best wishes, and w e hope to see
changes. ■
you arrive safely a t th e other
From
7:40- 9:30— .------- 8:40- 9:30 T T h o r TThS unselfish thought for th eir sons,
An Interested Student. end.
sometimes lack the ability to
, J ^ O -n ^ O ------------ 10:40-11:30 MWF dr Daily
put into w riting some of their
1 o '4. n ' 2 : 3 0 -------------------- 11:40-12:30 T T h o r TThS
m ost
w orthw hile
emotions.
n mu
2:4 t' 4-30 - - - - - .... 2:40- 3:30 MWF or Daily F ratern ity rituals express in
On Thursday, January'22, 1959
perm an en t form ju st such emo­
From ' 7:40- 9:30 ---------- 3:40- 4:30 MWF or Daily tions.”
9:40-11:30---------- —.-12:40- 1:30 T T h n r T T m
Kim Rose
EXAMS: Classes in Math. 116, 117,
IFC Advisor

Welcome Downpour

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Final Exam Schedule

121 W1I be scheduled for the final examination at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 17 in the Business Ad­
ministration building. The instructor for each class will To the Editor:
announce the rooms in which the exam w ill be held.
A m erican education is de­
Classes in Math. 118 will be scheduled for the final signed to do two m ain things.
Saturda^’ Jan- 17 in « S Business One is to help young people
u;n^o Stratl0r\ubuildmg' The mstructor in each class grow into th eir ad u lt, role as
will announce the room in which the exam w ill be held -dem ocratic citizens, and two, to
“Ti«foX ammatl0i» fo^ f lasses that are scheduled with advance knowledge by training :
Time Arranged and for classes that meet at, or after young people in the techniques
t ' i l u T i 12 be evei?ing, or on Saturday morning, w ill of scholarship and research.
be-heM at the tune-scheduled for the last regular meeting Those high school gradautes
“ 'the class during the week of January 16-21, unless trying, to accomplish the facts
otherwise scheduled by the instructor at a time during mentioned, will find it a lot
this final week of the semester.
* h ard er to enter any of the
If conflicts occur, or if under this schedule, a student state’s universities and the col­
,• aSt5” ° f e than three exams in one day, he should consult lege at Flagstaff,.
mstructor (s) regarding possible schedule adjustment,
A m eeting w as held on Jan . v
or if necessary the dean(s) of the College in which the 3, by the Board of Regents. In
schednSlpar*f ° ifefrfi" N° chang,es should be made in this this m eeting Dr. David L. P a t­
schedule, except those required in individual cases, .with- rick, chairm an of the. Regents’
the approval of the Academic Vice President.
com m ittee on admissions re -

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Wednesday, January 14, 1959

STATE PRESS

Phrateres
Book Sale
Plans Set
P h rateres w ill conduct th e ir
annual all-stu d e n t Book E x , change Ja n . 21-30 in the MU
Cloakroom.
S tudents b rin g books to the
Cloakroom a t an y tim e during
th e sale, and th e ofl-cam pus
w om en’s group vends them for
th e owrier’s a s k in g price, plus
a h andling fee. of 20c p er book.
Books n o t sold are re tu rn e d to
th e ow ners.
M yrna T u ck er an d A dair
Ronning a re in charge of the
sale, w ith Carole Nelson, S h ir­
ley Pence, Carol' U lary and
N ancy Wood assisting.
H ours o f , exchange w ill be
posted later.

Book-Time, 01 Course, But
Activities Aren’t Far Behind
By K A T H Y B U R K E

K appa D elta pledges earned
m oney for a gift to th eir active
ch ap ter Satu rday m orning by
having a rum m age sale a t M er­
cado’s Fish M arket in Phoenix.
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LE CERCLE FRANÇAIS . . . members listen to
C7? Ze’ .French Consul in Phoenix, tell them of
1 he Position of France in the W orld Today” at
their meeting Thursday in the MU

FLIGHT
INSTRUCTION

O utstanding pledge of Alpha
Phi this week is Delores K aczm arek. Marcia W orthen, chap­
te r treasurer, took th e honors
as outstanding active.
*
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Sunday night, T ri Sigmas
view ed movies tak en of the
ch ap ter recently in Palo Verde.
Jody Bloem er served as “cam ­
eram an ” and projectionist.
Ju d y K untz w as nam ed out­
standing Sigma pledge of the
w eek.

N ew ly elected P hi Sigma
K appa officers fo r 1959 are:
K evin Brown, president; Bill
Sullivan, vice-president; Tom
P ettitt, secretary; Tom De La
Noy, treasu rer; Ray Russell, in ­
ductor; and Bill Crawford, sen­
tinel.
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A lpha Gam m a Rho pledge
Bob Gaddis w as m arried to
L inda Winningham, Ghi Ome­
ga w ho form erly attended ASU,
one w eek ago in Las Vegas.
Jt <-■>*
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Sigma Chi Sigmas and th e ir
dates enjoyed a w einer roast a t
th e ir desert party- ■S aturday
night. Bill Fulton Was in charge
of refreshm ents and entertain ­
m ent.
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STATE PRESS

Page 6

I t ’s Getting
To Be H abit
On Campus

Chapel Corner

’Westminster
Plans Retreat
“The C hristian on th e U ni­
versity C am pus” is th e them e
of W estm inster F oundation’s
re tre a t at Tontozona in Payson,
Jan . 23 tnTn»gb_j!5. Ja y Dee
Conrad, president, said about
30 m em bers are expected to
attend
Special speakers for the tw oday planning session include
Rev. George Cole. W estm inster
P resbyterian Church, Phoenix;
Rev. R ichard H arris, Covenant..
P resbyterian Church, Phoenix;
and Rev. J. Calvin Hill, U ni­
versity P resbyterian Church,
Tempe.
Officer^ ~for 1959 w ill - be
elected by the N ew m an Club
-at th eir first m eeting of the
second semester, Feb. 3. M eet­
ings are held at M ount Carm el
Church at. 7:30 Tuesday even­
ings.
...
M embers of. Hillel F ounda­
tion elected -The- following of­
ficers at their Sunday night
m eeting in the M emorial U n­
ion: D anny Abrams, president;
Les M iller, 'm em bership vicepresident; Ardella From chuck,
social vice-president; and San­
dra M arks, recording secretary.

Baptists Schedule
Two Events
The A m erican B aptist S tu ­
dent M ovem ent w ill atten d a
school of missions Sunday night
together w ith adults of the lo­
cal church. Those present at
the school of missions, which
begins a t 5:30 p m , w ill also en­
joy a free, pot luck supper.
The ASU Baptist group will
join the Mesa college-age B ap­
tist group in a Show Bowl trip
Jan . 24-25. Students interested
in thé trip should atten d the
Sunday night m eeüng.

START STOMPIN, PAHDNUH . . . Rodeo Clubbers, from left, Bill Wells,
Rose Krznarich, Jim Finnell, Cynthia Datus, Carol Truman, Stan Hayes, Judy
Kuntz and Les Kammnan -seem to feel that all ASU students shoiltdr come to
their icestern dance Saturday night_in the MU Ballroom

Club Applies For National Charter
T he ASU Industrial 'Arts A rts, and M arlow K eith, assis­
ta n t professor of Technology,
Club becam e the new est, recog­
are club advisors.
nized’ group on cam pus w ith
ratification of a constitution by j
the m em bers at th eir last m eet­
ing. It has also applied for a
.charter w ith the A m erican In ­
dustrial A rts Associatiton.
Purpose of the organization
is to fu rth er the professional
and social interests of students
m ajoring of m inoring in indus­
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STATE PRESS

Wednesday, January 14, 195$

Devils Topple H-SU,
Fall To West Texas
By

BOB

L A IR S O N

T he ASU basketball team
pulled a m ild Upset S atu rd ay
night, dow ning ta ll H ard in Sim m ons on th e H -S U hom ecourt 80-78. B u t th e D evils’ ela­
tion w as sh o rt-liv ed as W est
T exas S tate College snapped a
season slum p and exploded for
a 103-98 victory over th e stu n ­
ned hoopsters from Tempe.
T he Ned W ulk - m entored
Quintet w ill re tu rn to action

In tra m u ra l sports director
Tom F avero has-balled a m an agers’ m eeting for th e fir s t day
of .second sem ester classes,
T hursday, Ja n . 29, a t 3:30 p.m.
in MU 218B.
B adm inton is th e first sport
u p for n e x t sem ester. I t is
scheduled to begin Feb. 14,
w ith th e en try deadline Feb. 2.
E rnie Zum er, P h i Sigm a
K appa, took top honors in the
recently com pleted horseshoe
to urnam ent, followed b y Bob
Fisher, A lpha Tau Omega, P ete
Tyson, P h i Sig, and E d Buell,
H ayden H all.
Since Z um er and Tyson w ere
hot entered as poin t m en,,A TO
and H ayden took first an d sec­
ond place organization points.
A t sem ester’s end, organiza­
tio n points Stand" as follows:
P h i Sig, 80; ATO, 64; D elta
Sigm a P hi, 60; Sigm a Nu, 56;,
an d H ayden Hall, 53.

this w eekend in a S aturday
njgfit fra y w ith A SC a t F lag­
staff. T he L um berjacks w ill be
trying for, a reversal over an
early-season contest in w hich
ASU overpow ered th e Flagstaff
five in the Jack s’ gym.
In the H ardin-Sim m ons con­
test a t Abilene, A rizona S tate
had to depend on superior
shooting ability and m ark s­
m anship a t the free throw line;
to offset the Cowboys’ height
and rebounding. The" Demons
trailed from 3 to 7 points m ost
of th e game, effected' a late ra l­
ly to tie the score, 65-65, then
m atched H -SU scoring in the
first overtim e period, , w hich
ended 71-71. In the second ov­
ertim e period the Demons com­
p le te d —9—ef—HLfree-^throws- for
an 80-78 win and handed the
Cowboys th e ir1 first defeat on
th eir home court this season.
P au l H ow ard w as high scor­
er for the evening w ith 20
points, followed by P au l D en-

K ush
R eal Spor
Says Columnist
“The Spectator:”

B y .P A U L J A C K S O N '

A rizona Daily S ta r sports
c o lu m n ist1 Abe C hanin . last
w eek nom inated ASU head
football coach F ra n k K ush as
“A rizona Sportsm an of the
Y ear” fo r keeping down the
score in the A SU -U of A
gam e last Novem ber.
• C hanin m ade the com m ent
in his sports page column,

CAMPUS
LA U N D ERETTE

C h a n in w rote, “ F r a n k K u sh
adm itted w h a t w e a lw a y s be­
lieved. ‘ It could have been 80
points,’ K u sh sa id .”

According to Chanim K ush
also pointed out, “Wham would
th at have got us? I ’m not in­
terested in h u rtin g anyone.
Sure, I w an t to beat Arizona.
B ut I ’d like to see o u r two
schools both be prosperous in
football. J u s t im agine w hat
kind of a crowd w e’d have for.
a gam e if one school had a 9-0
record and the other had an
8-1? T here w ouldn’t be two
stadium s big enough in Arizona
to hold the crow d.”
K u sh exp lain ed the s u b sti­
tutions w h ich he used to keep
the sk y ro ck etin g
score
from
going hig her: “ H ell, I w a s one
of 17 in o u r fa m ily . I. know
h o w tough th in g s can get.”

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The hom ecourters from C an­
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Wednesday, January 14, 1959

STATE PRESS

Is Height Important?
Ed Olson Says 4Yes!’

Imps Bomb Jets,

By

A rizona S tate’s Sun Im ps
In t h e . second half, the Sun
cashed in on th e ir six th w in in Im ps overcam e some w ierd of­
seven tries last Friday, routing ficiating to breeze in, occasion­
W illiam s A ir Force Base 86-58 ally pulling some G lobetrotter^
on th e J e ts ’ hom e court.
ish stunts th at pleased the
Ollie P ayne h it 24 points to sparse crowd.
lead th e ASU freshm en, b u t’ r- McConnell w ith 20 rebounds,
th e J e ts ’ H a c k H ealey w as C atlett w ith 15, and I)ayne
high scorer w ith 26.
With 14 led the Im p rebound­
M ike McConnell scored 17 for ers. H arvey Darche had an
th e Im ps, 16 in th e first half, off night, scoring only three
and Les Kuhnz, Chico M orrison points and snaring but one re ­
and Dick C atlett also w ere in bound.
double figures, getting 12, 11
Friday night Fanny M ark­
and 10, respectively.
ham takes his quintet into
T he AS quin t led a t halftime, Phoenix for a retu rn go against
3T-.25, and had an accurate sec­ the Phoenix College Bears, and
ond half, scoring 24 of 44 floor Saturday n i g h t Flagstaff’s
" shot fo r a blazing .478 percen t­ freshm en visit the ASU gym
age. O verall, they h it 39 of 89 in the prelim inary to the v a r­
fo r a .438 average.
sity game.
P ayne and McConnell c a r­
ried m uch of the load in the
first half, scoring 29 points be­
tw een them.

SHORT MAN . . .
Ed Olson gives his
point of view on height
in the' story on the
right. Whitey’s aver­
aging 6.8 points per
game from his guard
post.

R IC H A R D

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You’d think a guy who stands
u n d er 5-10 and has played
th ree years of v arsity basket
ball would, tell you th at height
isn’t really só im portant in cage
competition.
B ut the Sun D evils’ dim in­
utive guard Ed “W hitey” O l­
son goes alpng w ith the belief
th a t height IS im portant.
“W hen you’re tall,” he says,
“you’ve got m ore tim e to shoot.
A little guy has to rush to get
his shots away. H e’s got •to
m ake u p -fo r his lack of>height
w ith added hustle.”

y e a r as a ca tch e r and u tility in ­
fie ld e r. H o w ever, one th in g 'le d
to another, and the n ext y e a r he
found h im se lf on the v a rs ity
cage crew .'

B asketball isn ’t
new
to
Whitey*. B efore w ending his
w ay to Tempe, he w as an A llN orth S uburban prep s ta r at
Lake B luff High. H is high
school coach’s nam e w as T o m :
Short.
I t w as A rizona’s clim ate
w hich tem pted Ed to spend his
college (dr rath er, university)
days h e re . a t ASU, w h ere h e’s
studying to be a coach. B u t ,
first W hitey plans to get his
W h itey has follow ed his own m ilitary obligation out of the
ad vice, and, in h is sen io r y ear, w ay. T hen it’s hom e to Lake
copped a starting berth on the B luff and a coaching job.
D evil five .

A c tu a lly , th is c h u n k y 20y e a r-o ld from L a k e B lu ff, 111.,
cam e to A S U to p lay baseball,
hich he did. He w a s on the
v a rsity squad in his fresh m an

M ean w hile, back in the gym ,
Ed “ W h ite y ” O lson co n tin u es to
battle it out w ith the biggest.
A n d , w h ile- height Is still im ­
portant in b a sk etb a ll, n ever
sell th is “ sh o rt” guy sbarfr.^

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