ARIZONA

STATE

U NI VE RS IT Y

TEM P E ,

A R I Z O N

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JNo. 30

ASU Will Host
Radio-TV Confab
ASU w ill host the 12th A n -,T V B ureau director, is ch airnu al W estern Radio-TV con- m an of the conference. Jam es
ference in Phoenix and on the Loper, assistant director of the
ASU cam pus Feb. 19-21
bureau, is co-chairm an.
Richard H. Bell, ASU Radio
A ssisting them w ill be the
A rizona Broadcasters Associa­
tion,
Phoenix
M etropolitan
Broadcasters, th e jv*u n i b r
League, and P hoenix-area r a ­
dio and television stations.
Miss D orothy
Culbertson,
producer of NBC-TV’s '“Con-“
Petitions for student officers
tinental Classroom,” heads a
will be available Feb. 25 in
list
of guest speaker who w ill
MU 202.
deliver m ajor addresses during
Petitions are due in the As
the th ree-d ay m eeting. Miss
sociated Students secretary’s
C
ulbertson is producer of the
office no la te r than 4 p.m
n atio n ’s largest telecourse, w ith
M arch 11.
R equirem ents for candidates an enrollm ent of m ore th an 35,are: attendance a t Arizona 000 students.
F o ster Davidoff, dean of A d­
State for o n e ‘year before tak
ing office, a 2.00 index and a m inistration, Compton Junioy *
College, Calif., w ill discuss J)is
m inim um load of 12 hours.
institution’s
controversial tele­
T he spring elections, prim ary
vision teaching concept, w hich
elections^
M
arch
18
and
ru
n
­
? INI^ ER -Enjoying their chicken atAthe Faculty Club’s dinner
has attracted, nation-w ide a t­
meeting Wednesday night m the Memorial Union llallroom were* Dr. Norman
offs M arch 25, are for the of tention.
n°ilPivr anv ^ lSS Fr?mces Facing. Dr. Cooper is assistant professor of Education fices of ASASU president, first
R obert Hudson, program co­
and Miss Failing assistant professor of Art.
J
vice-president, activities viceordinator
of the N ational E d­
president, s e c r e t a r y
and
Associated- M en and Associated ucational Television and Radio
W omen Students presidents, C enter in A nn A rbor, Mich.;
vice-presidents secretaries and Dr. K enneth H arw ood, chair­
m an of th e d epartm ent of Tele­
treasurers.
communications,
U niversity of
Two senators each w ill be
elected from the senior, junior Southern California; Dr. G lenn
and sophom ore classes, Off- Starlin, chairm an of th e U ni­
Campus Men, P hrateres, v et­ v ersity of Oregon’s Speech de­
partm ent: and A lan Miller, di­
By RITA P L O fK IN
in D ean W. P. S h o fstalR s. of7 ^senate. New legislation from erans and the four colleges.
rector of W ashington S tate
T he ASU Senate moved fice. Students are encouraged -new“’'-sources could provide
College inform ation services,
W ednesday to recom m end to to apply.
m ore effective student-govern­
Lost Thursday, 7:30 a.m., are also on the ro ster of guest
th e AS ASU E xecutive Council
L a rry McCord w as introduc­ m ent, as w ell as bring greater
in K p arking lot; a tan bill­
speakers.
th a t S p iritu al E xploration W eek ed as the new representative
fold w ith m oney and cre­
benefits to ASU students, sen­
be strictly enforced as a n o n ­ from In te r-F ra te rn ity Council.
M ore than 200 educational
dentials.
ators agree.
activ ity w eek on campus.
and com m ercial broadcasters
S ally Stevenson w as approved
Call
W.
J.
Eccles
a
fte
r
4
The senate m eets W ednesday
from 11 w estern states plan to
T he action w as initiated by as a m em ber of the Traffic
p.m. AL 3-6918.
afternoons a t 4.
attend the conference.
a le tte r from th e S tu d en t R e- A ppeals Board.
G eneral »sessions w ill cover
. ligious Council, w hich urged
T here are openings in the
such topics as new directors in
th e senate to enforce Senate senate for student senators
r a d i o program m ing, instruc­
B ill 23, stipulating SEW as a from the College ^of Applied
tional television and new devel­
n o n -activ ity week.
A rts and Sciences, - sophomore
opm ents in radio-TV .
U ncertainty arose because class, senior claSs, and two v e t­
A workshop w ill be held on
som e organizations had sche­ eran senators.
low cost television production
duled affairs d uring SEW, .the
Students m ay subm it th eir
A rizona
S tate
has been
first w eek of A pril.
W inners w ill be inform ed by techniques.
nam es to R alph. Segal, first
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Clinics on getting into radiogranted
$8,331
by
the
N
ational
m
ail
at the end of n ex t week.
vice-president. A ll applicants
TV,
classroom use of radioA pplications for m em ber­ w ill bq contacted fo r an in te r­ Defense S tudent Loan for the
O nly the applicants w ith 2.5
TV, radio-T V in college public
ship on th e S tu d en t Education view.
indeces
and
above
w
ill
be
con­
second sem ester and sum m er
B oard a re still being accepted
sidered, Dean Schm idt explain­ relations and broadcasting in
As spring brings the senate’s session.
ed;
even then the screening other lands are also scheduled.
heaviest load of business, a p ­
“Since we have over 200 ap ­ w ill be fine.
proval of the ASASU budget, plications retu rn ed ,” H erm an
In addition to these student |
replacem ents are needed soon. A. Schmidt, acting dean of
N early all phases of cam pus men, stated, “selections w ill be loans, instituted by the N ation­
life, educatipn in and out of the m ade on a very high priority al Defense Education Act of
1958, the Phoenix Optim ist
classroom, are discussed in the basis.”
Club has established betw een
40 and 50 previsions for $200
to $400, based on need.
A special English class for
Two A rizona S tate debaters
The Club loans m ust be re ­ brought honors hom e from the
new foreign students is planned
fo r n e x t year.
tu rn ed w ithin a year after the recent Golden Spread Forensic
A
team
of
28
young
D
anish
borrow
er graduates. Students T ournam ent in A m arillo T exSince
th
eir
arriv
al
in
North
D r. Collice P ortnoff, English
d ep artm en t head, announced dancers and gym nasts, on to u r Am erica last fall, the Danish w ho aren ’t aw arded ND stu ­
In the e x t e m p o r a n th a t th e course w as being ad d ­ in th e United States and C ana­ perform ers have been featured dent loans m ay apply for the
ed because of requests from the da since Septem ber, w ill p e r­ on coast-to-coast telecasts, p er­ O ptim ist Club grants, Dean teous speaking division, Bud
Schm idt said.
B artlett took second place in
foreign students. T he course, form in the ASU gym a t 8 p.m.
n ex t T hursday.
form ed before thousands at
the ju n io r m en’s section, w hile
to be num bered EN 80, w ill
T he Danish team , in original Soldiers Field in Chicago and
P enny A lbright took second fo r
c a rry th ree hours credit.
Reservations
for
the
s
tu
­
costumes, w ill give exhibitions in New Y ork’s Madison Square
^
dent-faculty dinner to be ju n io r women.
A bout 25 students are ex ­ o f n ative folk dances and gym ­ G arden,-and they w ere featured
ASU
w
as
one
of
21colleges
held in the Memorial Un­
pected to enroll for th e course, nastic feats. T he perform ers in Life magazine.
and universities to en ter the
ion
Feb.
13,
must
be
made
restricted to foreign students.
w ere chosen from th e finest +Their ASU perform ance w ill
annual tourney. This year’s
by Feb. 13 a t 4 p.m. a t the
T he program is designed to folk high schools and gym nastic
be open to the public. Tickets,
MU information desk. S tu ­ subject w as “Resolved: F u r­
facilitate th e students’ use of organizations in D enm ark by
available a t the door, are $1.50
th e r D evelopm ent of *N uclear
dents and faculty members
tth e language, and in stru ct in th e ir director, P au l Clausen,
fo r adults and 90 cents for stu ­
W
eapons Should Be Prohibited
are Invited to attend.
m echanics an d vocabulary.
fam ed gym nast in his ow n right. dents.
by Intern atio n al A greem ent.”

Spring Election
Pétitions Out
February 25

SEW Non -

Week
ASU Senate

Arizona State Granted Loan
From National Defense Fund

Foreign Student
English Gass
To Be Added

W

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Dancers To Perform

A S D ebaters
Win Honors

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STATE PRESS

Friday, February 6, 1959

Activities Listed
By Social Board
The ASU Social Board, under Club meets in th e MU upper
chairm an Toni Johnson, has lounge. L arry K ingery, pres­
scheduled activities for the ident, announced th a t anyone
semester, ranging from dances w ishing to I participate should
and jazz sessions to chess - club attend this first m eeting of the
participafion.
sem ester. ! Officers w ill be
Tonight the board is sponsor­ elected.
ing a dance in Clancy’s from 8
Also on the calendar is the
to m idnight,, w ith no adm is­ M emorial Union B irthday P a r­
sion charge.
ty, M arch 21.
Sunday from 8:30 to 10:30
p.m., in the M emorial Union,
upper lounge, the board is h av - i
ing an1 “A t Home w ith M aver­
ick.” Students are invited to
T he ASU B ureau of Business
view the popular TV w estern
dram a, “M averick,” and follow­ Services has published a 46ing th at will be free refresh ­ ipage booklet" containing the
GE? ; ’ •■phraterf * i members Joyce Monteith, Carole Nelson,' and ments, entertainm ent and group papers presented a t the Elec­
anZ „ l o ^ CL Í ] 0W ST e °f \he} ° ° t e We to be bought or exchanged in the or- singing.
tronics for M anagem ent Con­
Chess takes the spotlight trol sem inar a t ASU last
S e i X « ? Ï 3 0 ? S ! aWflf head^ arte^ s m the MU cloakroom. Exchange will
T hursday at 6 p.m. The Chess spring. C alvert K rueger, ASU as­
sociate professor of A ccount­
ing, was program chairm an for
the sem inar.
D i r i » ' T d i I ’d
îm rl
T / \ l i v > O : ___ -1 _
S I. . J •
n
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Dick
Laird
and
John
SingleP h rateres Book Exchange in
duties of office effectively.
ed to reduce eonfusion , during
T he publication w as edited ^
th e MU cloakroom Will close ton w ere appointed AMS viceAcèording to Bill Sullivan, registration w eek and help the by Dr. R alph C. Hook, Jr., d i­
today at 4:30 p.m.
president and Secretary respec­
AMS president, approxim ately new students adjust to college rector of the B ureau of B usi­
Books not sold can be r e ­ tively at the AMS Executive
100 copies of “This Is Your life.
ness Services.
claim ed by the owners until Council’s m eeting,
Monday.
U niversity L ife” Will be sent
Feb. 14. A sign will be posted
Also discussed' at the m eet­ to every high school in A rizona
in the cloakroom concerning ing w as the ASU handbook,
and to incoming freshm an.
th e reclaim ing place.
“This Is Your U niversity Life.” The handbook, published by'
“Sales are slightly off from ' Don W interhalter, form er
last y ear,” Joyce M onteith, vice president resigned due to AMS, is scheduled for d is tri-,
bution by M ay 1. This early
P h rateres m em ber said.
lack .of tim e to perform the* circulation of the guide is hop-

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or (B) leave the puzzle unfinished?

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an opponent you know to be (A) not
quite so good as .you, or (B) a
slightly better player?

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the first successful space vehicle to the
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pleasant and the other unpleasant,
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task, or (B) the pleasant task?

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an activity, do you (A) concentrate
on it to improve your performance, or
(B) devote your attention to things in
which you do excel?

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are you more influenced by (A) what
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(B) what you know of the cast and story?
v.. 7. If you were a multimillionaire, would
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or (B) only a very few know it?

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9. When making your choice of a'
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STATE PRESS

Teachers’ Group
Donates Money
For Student Use

Coed Sue Frost N am ed
To M ademoiselle Board

A stu d en t loan fund of $550
has been presented to ASU by
th e Bagdad Classroom T each­
ers Association.
Nam ed th e , A pfel-C arsonWilson M em orial Fund, it w ill
provide loans of up to ,$75 to
ASU Students for help, in em ­
e r g e n c y situations.
D ean
Shofstall will adm inister the
fund. ,
The fund is nam ed in m em ­
ory of th ree Bagdad educators
killed in a plane crash last
M arch. N orinan A. Wilson,
Jo h n T. Apfel, and W illiam
Carson w ere th e victims. - The
p lan e’s w reckage was • found
July- 28 in an isolated Canyon
in Coconino N ational Forest.
P resent plans call for b rin g ­
ing the ASU fund; up to $700,
. equalling th e one already in
operation a t ASC, Flagstaff.
Funds at both schools w ill then
be increased equally. .

Sue Frost w ill represent A ri­
zona State on Mademoiselle
m agazine’s College Board.
M ademoiselle Selected the
ASU freshm an English m ajor
on the basis of her entry, a
series of sketches on college
life.

SELECTED . . . to be on Mademoiselle jnagazine’s
National College Board was ASU freshman Sue
Frost. As a board member Sue will report on cam­
pus life at Arizona State.

At Inform ation Center

Lost Student Items Pile Up
P robably m ore th an a few
people are w alking arojund
cam pus h alf-b lin d having lost
th e ir glasses.
A few,, cars
h av en ’t been d riven in m onths
because of th e loss of th e ir
o w n e rs’ -keys. A num ber of
boyfriends m ay be irate over
ihie disappearance of their class
rings.
M isplacing personal articles
is not uncom m on, but som e­
thin g can be done about locat­
in g , them .
’
The M em orial Union in fo rm ­
ation desk is Ihe lost and found
d epartm ent of ASU. A t p res­
en t there are m any valuable
articles th ere w aiting for th eir

ow ners to pick them up.
Jim D em ing’s glasses and
case are there, am ong other
prescription - glasses. A Yuma
class rin g from 1957 is there.
A purse containing activity

cards belonging to Gayle Hatch
and C arol W hite is also among
the lost articles.
If you have lost something,
check, w ith the inform ation
desk.

advertising agencies and w ill
be M ademoiselle’s guests in a
round of p arty and th eatre-g o ­
ing.

Sue’s w inning entry on col­
lege life incldded some of A ri­
zona State U niversity’s tra d i­
tional activities. Among those
Miss Frost is one of 784 col- | m entioned w ere the dunking
lege students across the tó u n - i ceremonies of newly pinned
try to win placep on the Board.
B
fratern ity and sorority m em ­
As a College Board member, bers.Sue w ill represent the ASU
Sue also m entioned the well
-cam pus and report to M adem­ know n »desert parties held in
oiselle on college life and the I the country-side in addition tx>
college scene.
I
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the male- sex’s opinion of the
As a m em ber of this board, long stockings and pleated
she will complete two assign­ skirts. . “However, I do be­
m ents designed to help her ex- | lieve the eastern styles are
plore her interests and abilities catching on in spite of th e m ale
in w riting, editing, fashion, ad ­ opposition” said Sue.
vertising or art, in .com peti­
tio n for tw enty G u e st. E ditor­
ships to be aw arded by the
m agazine at the end of May.
If Miss Frost should win a
Guest Editorship, she will go
to New York for four weeks
Dr. Harold Coppock, associ­
next Ju n e to help, w rite, edit ate professor of Psychology at
and illustrate M ademoiselle's ASU, has been elected a'F ellow
1959 August-College issue. Her of the experim ental branch of
transportation would be paid | the A m erican Psychological As­
to and from New York and she sociation.
would receive a regular salary
Also, the 18th in a series of
for her work.
EU,
articles resulting, from his re ­
In addition to th eir w ork on search on the role of anxiety in
the magazine, G uest Editors learning will be published in
interview outstanding men and the next issue of Psychological
women in th eir chosen fields Reports-.
to help clarify th eir career \ His research at ASU is spon­
aims, w ill visit fashion' show­ sored by several governm ent
rooms, publishing houses and and private^agencies.

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STATE PRESS

Friday, February 6, 1959

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
...ROCHELLE MACKE?
M ANAGING EDITORS ______.1__PETEY OLMSTED AND ABE GUTIERREZ
ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR ___ ......_____________ _______ KATHY BURKE
______:__________.'.-VIC FIGARELLI
SPORTS EDITOR —
NEWS EDITORS
-------- -------- — „.. KAY KELM AND PAT MULLIGAN
ASSIGNMENT EDITOR .......... .............. .......................____ 1_____ JULIE PATTON
FEATURE EDITOR .................. J......... ..................................... .........JOANNE SMOOT
- ASSOCIATE EDITORS ............................... ..... J... SHARON CORN, BOB LAIRSON
AND JEFF KIEHL
CONTRIBUTING EDITORS ................. GORDON PETERSON, DON CARLSON,
JACK ONG, LEE BRUNO, MIKE BARNHART,,
MOHAMMED KHAN, RON KNOTT AND RITA PLOTKIN

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By^PETEY OLMSTED
“Hey! gee whizl wow!” e x claim ed Zippo Sm ith, getting
his first gander a t Roger L eisurecat’s library. The lib rary
displayed a brilliance of gaily.bound volumes, neatly standing
on the shelves.

The STATE PRESS is distributed by Rick Bedolla.
O fficial cam pus newspaper of Arizona State U ni­
versity. Published é a c li W ednesday and Friday
■•throughout the school year, excepting holidays,
and entered as second clads m atter in the Post
O ffice at Tempe, Arizona, under the Acts of
March 3, 1879, and A u g u st,24, 1912. Subscription
price, $3.00 per school year.
Member: Arizona Newspapers Association,
Associated Collegiate Press, and
National Advertising . Service, ' In.

A t closer scrutiny, Zippo
m arveled a t th e learned titles
they bore, disclosing such top­
ics as applied m etaphysics, a d ­
vanced calculus, symbiosis of
first and second cousins, “ The
C anterbury Tales,” and S pan­
ish gram m ar.

EDITÖ RIAM .Y S P E A K IN G -

Espying no fingerprints in
the thick dust coating the col­
lection, Zippo w rinkled his
forehead (which, being very
broad, was fun to w rin k le).

Keep Current

“Hey, old chum ,” reproved.
Roger Leisurecat, noticing his
friend's confused „countenance.
“W hat’s ,th e m atter? You know
you’re alw ays welcome to b o r­
row any book I have.”

Why don’t students receive their own grade reports
at semester’s end?
*
Some do. Only the grades of minors are sent to parents.
For the most part, parents are paying for their sons’
and daughters’ college education, giving the school an
obligation to these parents.
As most parents are anxious to know their offsprings’
progress at school, grade reports are sent to them as soon
as possible..,,, .
' Students wanting to find out their grades can dp so
by contacting their advisors or instructors, or simply by
making a phone call home (about 80 per cent of ASU’s
enrollment comes from Maricopa county).
In some cases in which minors have received their
own grade reports by mistake, jrate parents have called
the Registrar’s office, wondering why they hadn’t been
informed of their youngsters’ progress. It seems, in each
of these cases, the students’ grades have disqualified
them from continuing school here and the students didn’t
tell their parents.
Sincerely interested students can keep up to date
daily on their grades. What’s wrong with letting parents
in on it twice a year?

“ Eh wot,” replied Zippo, his
reverie interrupted. “Oh, I ju s t
wondered. These books look
like they haven’t been touched
in a year. W hat’s the use in
having them ' if you don’t read
them ?”

s i b

To w hich Roger, com pleting
his last sem ester of post-grad
w ork a t Saddleshoe U, casual­
ly grinned, “Those are from
m y under-g rad days — th ere
are the books I carry to class
now,” pointing to a heap in the
corner.

1

“But, wow, w h at a grade in ­
dex you must.. hay.e! My gosh,
you m ust have really studied —
and loved it — to keep all those
old textbooks,” said Zippo,
w ide-eyed (and out of b reath
from such a long sentence).

Get The Facts

“Oh, tosh,” ..Roger casually
grinned again, adding a m odest
blush. “I supose it was p retty
sh arp to get a 1.75 index. B ut
you don’t th in k I really read all
those books? Oh, no, I ju st
carried them to class. N ever
opened a one. T here they are,
fresh as th e day I bought
them .”

Too few Americans have an understanding of cur­ To the Editor:^
thoroughly covered by other
rent international problems, according""^. the Phoenix
D uring the past weeks, in newspapers; nor is it a new s­
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
w hich the State Press w as not paper’s function to recall g r a ­
In hopes of alleviating the situation, the Jaycees are printed, there w ere several tuitously unhappy memories to
sponsoring a foreign affairs program in which articles Arizona State students killed the families and friends of the
dealing with current problems are to be published in in different accidents. These deceased.
Phoenix newspapers, one'‘topic each week.
“But you could have gotten
accidents ranged from ¡çm a ir­
To The Editor;
money back fpr them , as long"
crash to auto accidents.
., Valley residents may form small groups to discuss a plane
as you never read them . W hy
selected topic. Eventually, these people will have a I had expected to see, in the W hile driving around the let
them ju st collect dust?”
N
Feb.
4
edition,
a
full
account
cam
pus
about
9:15
this
m
orn­
better understanding of the international situation to­
queried
Zippo, a m ere freshm an
of
the
accidents,
a
d
escrip
tio
n
ing,
trying
to
find
a
parking
day.
\ of . the students killed, th eir place, I noticed m any places who* had never yet tried to sell
But what about college and university students? Is achievem ents, their area of available, but they w ere in his books back at the end of a
it to be assumed that persons attending an institution of study and other facts about Staff Lots: restricted parking. sem ester. 3
higher learning have no need for Such a program?
th eir lives. »1 feel this to "be
H aving late classes every
“ Because, clod,” cried Rog­
Statistics show that the greatest setback to students only fitting.
day, I find it im possible to find er, exasperated, “th a t’s about
applying for newspaper jobs upon graduation is lack of W hat happened? U p o n a parking place w ithout h av ­ all I ’d get fo r them anyw ay a t
comprehension of world events. If students majoring in ¡searching through the S tate ' ing to w alk about eight blocks. Saddleshoe U. Besides, they
mass communications are in this - predicament, what Press I did not find even one M any students, I find, p u r­ lend an Aesthetic a ir here, don’t
about other students; who are more “justified” in read-' line about the deceased A ri­ posely get a 7:40 class ju st so you th in k ?” He knew he was
ing less news?
* zona State stu d e n ts Could .it they can find a parking space. ju st rationalizing.
We suggest that similar discussion groups be formed be th a t the State Press rep o rt­ As a suggested solution to the Out of respect for the Older
parking situation, w hy not have student, Zippo m um bled agreeon this campus and that both faculty and students at­ ers are letting down?
tend.
.
Maybe in the Feb. 6 edition faculty lots restricted until ¡ment. B ut down deep he re ­

Leave It To Chimneys
University students can read — or' can they?
With “NO SMOKING” signs posted in virtually
every classroom on campus, there should be no cause
lor Dr. H, D. Richardson’s plea that faculty members
enforce the regulation,
.f
Not only is smoking in classrooms discourteous for
those who either dislike or are allergic to tobaccd smoke
but it is an obvious fire hazard. There have been a num­
ber of fire, 'both major and minor, on campus in recent
years. Contrary to common belief, not all of these fires
were in older buildings.
In shorty let’s use the classrooms for lecturing and
leave the smoking to chimneys.

th ere will be respects paid to
the Arizona State students
killed.
It could even carry
th eir pictures.
Sincerely yours,
A rt Umbaugh

about 10 a.m. and then open
them for latecom ers. In th at
way, a lot of otherw ise utilised
parking spaces could be p u t to
good use, and l a t e c o m e r s
w ouldn’t have to w orry about
w here to park.

Editor’s note: The
State
Press is a semi-weekly new s­
paper covering current ..news.
The events referred to by Mr.
Umbaugh occurred while pubI¡cation of the State Press was
suspended for semester break.
We are certain fitting tributes
were paid the deceased s tu ­
dents by organizations to which
they belonged!-It is not the
function of this newspaper to
r e p r i n t stories previously

An Off Campus Student

/

belled. C aring little for aesth et­
ics, and sincerely loving the
crunch and crinkle of dollars,
Zippo vowed on the spot n ev ­
er to-keep a single used book,
w hen he could get money for
it a t school.

That was five years ago, and
you should see Zippo’s lib rary
letter to the editor
now, displaying a brillian ce‘ of
How come the students of g aily-bound . '. .
Arizona State U niversity don’t
receive th eir own grade re ­
ports?
F o r secretarial students in ­
terested* in seeing the w orld,
Icohoclastically,
th e re ’s an alternative to the
Lou Heiser
Navy. The Placem ent C enter
Ed W itt
has inform ation concerning ov­
(Editor’s note: See editorial erseas jobs for secretarial stu ­
column)
dents. Sounds interesting.

Friday,. February 6, 1959

Grecian B all
In Ballroom

Royalty
Hopefuls
Named

T he an n u al G recian Ball,
M ay 2, is scheduled to be held
in the MU Ballroom , announc­
ed social board
chairm an Sue
I
Nichols.
G reeks w ill dance to the
m usic of Carl R itter and his
featu red vocalist, Jo y Lynn
T a n n e r. T he steering com ­
m ittee, consisting of rep resen ­
tatives from every sorority and
fra te rn ity on campus, is still
p lanning m any of th e events
w hich w ill be scheduled d u r­
ing G reek Week.
Each G reek organization is
requested to h a v e : tw o rep res­
entatives a t each fu tu re m eet­
ing. ,
I
Schedule for picking up
Kappa Alpha Theta and
Kappa Kamma invitations
a t Dean Nichol’s office:
Tuesday 9 a.rm-to 4 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ■
Saturday 9 a.m. to. 12 noon
Bids may be picked up
Sunday a t the MU inform a­
tion desk.

AEPI SW EETHEART • . . Deanna LeBeau smiles as Jerry Harris pins the
sweetheart pin of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity on her at the fraternity’s Winter
Formal in Phoenix. The men of tlve fraternity honor Miss LeBeau with a song as
the presentation is made. Dance was held at the Desert Rose Hotel.- Miss. Le­
Beau, an ASU freshman, was also presented with a bouquet of flowers. Last
year’s sweetheart was Brenda Alpert.

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.

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BandHonoraries
Host Convention
ASU band m em bers w ill host
the. annual A rizona-C alifornia
district convention of Kappa
K appa Psi and Tau Beta Sig­
ma, national - honorary band
fratern ity and sdrority, respecI tively.
Band m em bers from the Uof
Calif, at Los Angeles, the UofA
and ASC at Flagstaff, w ill a t­
tend the event Feb. 6 and 7.

ASU coeds are com peting fo r
Queen o f H earts of the first a n ­
nual H eart F und Ball, spon­
sored by Aljpha Phi Sorority on
Feb. '14.
Five finalists,. repre.senting
sororities and wom en’s dorms,
will be chosen from 17 candi­
dates at a tea Monday afternoon
in the Alpha P hi living room,
Palo Verde Hall, Judges w ill
be Alpha Phi alum nae and a
popularity vote by the m en of
ASU.
. The contestants include Tina
Georgas," W ilson. Hall; Jacque
O’Hern, G am m age~H £rH ~M at^
Della K irby, N orth Hall; Cyn­
thia Patton, McClintock A;
Donna Riggs, McClintock B;
Ja n e G roth, Sigma Sigma Sig-f
ma; Linda R ankin, A lpha D el­
ta Pi; Maggie O’Malley, Chi
Omega; Janice Doss, A lpha •
Sigma Alpha; M arilee S p ratler, Gam m a P hi Beta;* Shirley
W alkington, K appa Delta; Je a n
K adish, A lpha Epsilon Phi; and
D£e Davis, Delta Gamma.
Also, from Palo Verde Hall,
M argaret Snead, Brenda T ibshraney, and M arie Burnham ,
C Wing, and B etty Oda, D
Wing.
Tuesday m orning voting w ill
begin for the queen. Pictures of
th e' finalists and ja rs labeled
w ith th eir nam es w ill be dis­
played in front of the M em orial
Union for donation-votes.’'
The candidate .whose ja r con­
tains the most m oney w ill be
crowned at the dance scheduled
from 9 to 12, V alentine’s night
in the M emorial Union ball­
room.
,
E rnie C arbajal’s band w ill
provide the music.

A convention concert band,
composed of delegates from all
four schools, w ill present a free
public concert S aturday at 8
p.m. in the M oeur A ctivity
building.
F eatured in the concert will
be Persichetti’s “Sym phony for
B and,” G rainger’s “Irish T une,’
Memorial Union hostesses
Erickson’s ‘¿Intrade from Sym ­
phony fo r B and,” “Italian Pol­ will m eet Monday afternoon
k a,” by Rachm aninoff and at 4 in the north side of the
MU upper lounge for an im ­
Schum ann’s “Chester.”
Dr. Felix M cKernan, form er I portant meeting, according to
ASU band director now at Oc- Mrs. Ellen Bell, sponsor.
cidental College in Los A ngel­
All members are requested
es, w ill be gueSt conducter. I to attend since pew officers
He w ill be assisted by Charles will be elected and plans will
W arren and Harold Hines. be m ade for the coming year.

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Friday, February 6, 1959

STATE PRESS

LITTLE MAN O N. CAMPUS

Sorority
Pledges
Honored

Actives And Officers
Named By AS Greeks
By KATHY BURKE
Sigma Chi Sigmas begin
th eir “Inspiration W e e k ”
W ednesday ah 7 p.m. A t the
'end of the week they w ill
add 12 m en to their active
m em bership:
Mike Hogan,
Ron Stafford, /Ray -Alverson,
Bob Reid, Spike Condit,. Bill
Bromley, Bob Lairson, Bob
Stouffer, Dale O’Neill, Bruce
Thomas, Bruce Hammond and
Bob H um phrey.

Pledges of K appa Kappa
G am m a and K appa Alpha The­
ta sororities w ill be honored at
luncheons Feb. 15.
K appa Alpha T h eta’s lunch­
eon party will be at 1 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Boland
Feltm an, 4550 N. Hilltop Rd.,
on the so uth'slopes of Cam el- j
back. Social chairm an is Mrs. j
K arl Minas.
M rs' Richard Fennem ore is |.
Courtesy w ill be the key
local installation chairm an for
word Monday night as A lpha
the Thetas. Mmes. Lael Lee
Epsilon P hi celebrates its n a ­
and F erril Capps are pledge
tional courtesy day. Gifts will
chairm en; and Mmes. William
be exchanged and refreshm ents
C arver’* and Charles
Pickrell
served in the chapter room.
«S
are rush cha irm en.
Norm a Tem kin w as nam ed
outstanding A EPhi pledge for
N ational officers on campus
Jan uary.
for the colonization will be
Mrs. Prentiss Cleaves, and
with Winn pkaftfp lst$ give
hakky heke a #?e a k
Chi Omegas w ill enjoy steak
Mi's. Raym ond' Beil.
Misses
.Vi1FIND HIM A PlZQ&'fZOOM\a WITH TH63E QUALIFICATIONS“"
M ary Shower and Carol Cotton
SHIRT SIZE 16-35; PANTS 30'34i SHOES 9~C\ COAT-40—' or.beans, according to th eir in ­
dividual g ra d e , averages, at
are assisting w ith colonizing
'on the campus.
M onti’s ’ Casa Vieja Tuesday at
5 p.m.- Ja n Severns is in
Kappa Kappa G a m m a ’ s
charge of arrangem ents..
luncheon party w ill be at 1 p.m.
at Paradise Valley Country
N ew A lpha Tau Omega
Club. 'M mes. W alter Craig,
chapter officers elected , MonH erbert Bagg and Carleton Beh
day night- are:
Vic Cestar,
are chairm en for the party.
W
orthy
M
aster;
Bob
Buzard,
' Mrs. H arrison H ow ard is loRush parties | continue to n ig h t, ¡sorority’'' at house; Theta Chi, W orthy Chaplain; Dick P rina,
' cal colonization c h a i r m a n .
W orthy K eeper of Exchequer;
Mmes. Charles E. Meig and and tomorrow night for ASU p arty at house.
Steve Wise, ly o rth y K eeper of
Jam es M arshall, are co-chair­ fraternities, w ith 77 m en re Bids m ay be presented to
Annals;
Jim H arries, W orthy
m en of rush.
rhaining eligible to receive bids. rushees at these parties and are Scribe; S t a n
Sollenbarger,
N ational officers on campus
F raternity parties scheduled to be turned in to the 1FC of­ W orthy U sher; and Charles
^ J o r th e colonization w ill be
fbr-tonight from 7 to 12’are: fice, MU 214, betw een 8 a.m. Ditsch, W orthy Sentinel.
' Mrs. Louise B arbeck and Mrs.
and 4 p.m. Monday. , Rushees
Joseph Rustem eyer. Mrs. ■Gor­ A lpha Epsilon Pi," ham burger are to sign the bid th ey wish
Initiations and elections have
don Spingler and Miss Nancy fry at house; Alpha Gamma to accept and drop the rest of
kept D elta Sigma Phis busy
Hoard, ASU students and ac­ Rho, party at fraternity; Alpha the bids into the IFC w aste­
this "week. New officers are:
tive Kappas, are assisting w ith Tau Omega party at fraternity, basket.
Bill Schaefer, president; Dick
| Delta Chi, “casino” p arty at
colonizing on campus.
house; Delta Sigma Phi, b a r­
becue at house; Phi Alpha, p a r­
ty in MU 218C; Phi Delta Theta,
party at house; Phi K appa,
1
3. Oh, to be Latin
4
2
3
party at house; Phi Kappa Tau,
^ c j^ p s s
6
4. Girfy garment
1. (Treek
.
party at MU; Phi Sigma Kappa,
iS
sounds dishonest
6. Fraternal
8
9
j dance at house; P i K appa A lfollower of Chi
5. Curious way to
■/
9. Not the same . a get loose from
I pha, dance at house; Sigma Chi
a clinch
as reshopped
io
Delta Sigma Pi, business fra ­ j Sigma, party at house; Sigma
10. "Woman-hater's
6. Enraptured
affliction
7.
-Love
story
ternity,. selected Shirley Hall, i Nu, d an ce,at house; Sigma Phi
11. Nell’s on the *
doesn’t sound
11
hook
,12
like work
an accounting m ajor in the Col­ t Epsilon, party at house; Sigma
32. Trade Last
9. Used the eye
Pi,
party
at
house;
Tau
K
appa
(abBr.T
approach
lege of Business, ’as Rose of
13. Slippery
13
14
14. It’s evil to
I Epsilon, dance at house; Theta
. customer
do it backward
Delta Sig for 1958-59.
| Chi, party ; a t house; Lam bda
15. Willie says,
15. How sex begins^
. ----- Kool”
20
21
23
24
Miss Hall, of "Phoenix, is | Chi Alpha,1'p arty at house. ,
16. What gal B ^ s
20. Big tree of
go on to become
^
Big
3
secretary of the Accounting
Tomorrow night’s scheduled
17. French egg
23. See how
28
26
18. On which Dad
wonderfully
Club,1 secretary of the Pom I get-togethers, from 7 to 12, are:
asked Xlom
------Kools are
■ Pon girls, secretary of Gamma
AEPi, pizza p arty at house;
26. A he aynd a she 19. Rockette
3D
30
w ithout rock
28. By way of
P hi Beta and was selected for IAGR, dance at house; ATO,
20. And so on
29. Tea makes
21. Oahu*type
W ho’s Who in A m erican Col- p arty at house; Delta Chi; “caSue fat •
34
necking
30. Kool—America's
. leges and Universities. She was | sino” party at house; Delta Sig,
most refresh-»
22. Guy who makes
ing ____
time with a .
selected from five candidates at barbecue at house; Lambda Chi,
37
38
39
41
40
33. Price of a fi fo funx « gal you can’t
the business fratern ity ’s W ed­ party at hofise: Phi Alpha, party
24. This is to
34. Willie’s milieu
be
tied
nesday
m orning
breakfast in MU upper lounge; Phi Delt,
35. Kind of ling
47
46
48
25. A Waller
37. She specialize»
m eeting. O ther candidates were- party at house; Phi Kappa;
in defense •
27i Any guy whose
, name you
M arilvn Lipp.’ D eanna M an- barbecue at house; Phi Tau.,, 39. Phooey
50
5)
don’t know
42. Pronouncements
sour, Dione Ticoulat, and Syd­ ^1U; Phi Sig, ham burger fry at
31. Southern fellow
from the docti
ney Cummard,
Jhouse; Pi Kappa; d an ce, at
32. This is soft
46. Test in.
52
53
when down
Chemistry
A picture of Miss H all will j house; Sigma Chi, p a rty at
36.
This
hooey
is
43. So'your gal’s
off the bottom
done you wrong
be sent to Hollywood foiN udg- I hquse; Sigma Nu, dance at
37. How their
-50. What becomes
ing and selection of a national house; Sigma Pi, p arty at
scents travel
of a fraulein
SW IT C H F R O M
38. A little ground
51. Caviar
-Rbse of Delta Sig Queen.
house; TEKE, exchange w ith
containers

Fraternity Rush
Goes On Tonight

KQOL K R O S S W O R D
■

Shirley Hall
Elected Queen

Thomas, adm inistrative' vicepresident;
K em p Biddulph,
activities’ vice-president; Dick
Wells, secretary; Jim ' K unkel,
treasurer; and Dave Clough,
serg eant-at-arm s.
Bill Beasley, Bill Simon,
Dick T arrant, Dan O’Dell, Bob
Binder, L arry Wilson, Joe
R aineri and Dave D uncan w ere
initiated in cerem onies S u n ­
day. Bill Beasley was nam ed
outstanding pledge.
P hi D elta Thetas added 22
men to th e ir active list last
w eekend w ith the initiation of
Dave Fisher, Bob Thomas, S te­
w art Koch, Steve Stern, Bill
“S keeter” H unt, B rian P a d berg, Ed Grose, Jo h n Elekes,
F ran k Tunnel, Russell D urham , ™
Chet W oodward, Leason Pom ­
eroy, G ary G uelker, R ichard
Saba, Dave H endrickson, Bill
Ruston, Ted Thomas, Bob
B aur, Clancy Osborne, J e rry
Hillier. D ave K enly' and Jo ff
Gibson, A banquet and p a rty
followed at the Sky Riders Ho­
tel. Ed Grose w as nam ed o u t­
standing pledge.

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Friday, February 6, 1959

STATE PRESS

Nealey, Denham
In Scoring Race
A fter 17 games, forw ard A1
N ealey continues to lead Sun
D evil cagers in scoring, b u t
P a u l D enham , recovered from
an early-season ank le injury,
is closing the gap.
Nealey, playing in every
game, has 323 points for a 19point average. H e has b u ck et­
ed 121 field goals and 81 of
116 free throw s.

Imps Try ’K its
A rizona
S tate’s
freshm en
basketball team travels to
Tucson tom orrow night- for a
rem atch w ith the U niversity of
A rizona W ildkittens.
Gam e tim e is 6:15 p.m. in
B eardow n Gym.
F an n y M arkham ’s Sun Imps
w ill * be looking for a series
sweep of the K ittens, having
beaten them 66-58 in Tempe
Jan . 24. The Sun Im ps w ill
be trying for th e ir eleventh
v ictory against two losses, both
to Phoenix College.
In th e ir previous m eeting,
the Im ps and K its p u t on a
typical ASU rU A show, w ith
the verdict in doubt u n til the
last m inute or two of play.
The UofA quintet, coached
by George Rountree, w ill again
rely on the floor play and set­
shooting of Dick. Cunningham .

ing average of 10.7 per game.
P ry o r is, close behind w ith 166
and a 9.8 average.

Team statistics show the
Devils ahead of their oppon­
ents in all major categories. In
the scoring department'“ "ABU
leads, 1372-1227. or an a v e r ­
age of 80.7 to 72.2 per game.
Demons have plunked in 518
field goals to the enemies' 465
Denham, in 16 games, a c ­ and lead in free throwing, 336
counted for 290 points, raising points to 307.
his average to 18.1. He has 108
In rebounding, A -S tate leads
field goals and 74 out of 92 free w ith 760 to the opposition’s 703.
throw s to his credit. He leads
O pponents have outfouled
the starters in free throw a c ­ the Sun Devils, 345 to 323.
curacy with an .804 percent­
age.
F i e l d —g o a l
accuracy
honors go to g uard Ed Olson,
w ho m ade 37 out of 73 shots.
C enter Bill P ry o r is x u n n e r-u p
w ith 52 out of 113. Olson’s
percentage is .509, P ry o r’s .493.
: Defensively, N ealey has n a b ­
bed 182 rebounds fo r a le a d ­

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Cunningham and the rebound­
ing and scoring of B ernie Ov­
erland kep t the K its in range
Ja n . 24.
M arkham ’s depleted crew,
down to nine men, w ill go w ith
a startin g team of Ollie Payne
and H arvey D arche, forw ards,
M ike McConnell, center, and
Chico M orrison and Les K uhnz,
guards.

WILT THE STILT, TOO !

Trotters Here Wednesday
The w orld-renow ed comedy
antics of the fam ous H arlem
G lobetrotters w ill be displayed
W ednesday night, Feb. H in
the ASU gym.
The G lobetrotters w ill fea­
tu re M eadow lark Lemon, m as­
te r of the highly polished com­
edy gam e and W ilt (T he Stilt)
Cham berlain, th e seven-foot
sta r who played a t the U ni­
versity of K ansas before jo in ­
ing Abe Saperstein’s crew.
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Friday, February 6,r 1959

Devils Venture To Tucson
By

B O B rL A IR S O N

The Sun D evil basketball
Quintet, curren tly in a first
place tie in the B order Con­
ference race, w ill travel to
Tucson tom orrow nig h t for an

8 p.m. contest w ith the UofA
W ildcats.
T he Wildcats, 0-5 in confer­
ence games and 2-15 overall,
w ill have a hom ecourt advan­
tage.

FIG’S FILE
By VIC FIGARELLI

f)

In a Jan . 24 m eeting in Sun
Devil
Gym, the
Demons
em erged victorious, 88-72. A
loss for Arizona S tate in B eardown Gym would all b u t knock
.the Devils out of contention for
the BC charppionship.
In spite of th eir record, the
W ildcats claim standouts E rnie
McCray, veteran forw ard fifth
in BC statistics w ith a 15.5
points per gam e scoring av erage
and
Jim
B rittain,
tow ering (6-7) center, who was
a scoring and rebounding ace
in thé first m eeting betw een
the two. universities.
A w in over A rizona tom or­
row night would give the Dev­
ils a 5-1 record in conference
play and undisputed possession
of first place, since the Texas
W estern M iners have no BC
contests scheduled for this
w eekend.
New Mexico S tate U niversi­
ty, eu rrently in th ird place po­
sition w ith a 3-2 record, is a l­
so taking a rest from BC play
this weekend.

H aigler H all’s raffle netted | versity, W y o m i n g U n i v e r s i t y
$200, and that ought to be good f. ( f o u r g a m e s ), S u l Ross, A r i ­
, new s to the health-m inded zona, a nd a big n i n e - g a m e set
^ m ales on campus.
a g a in st the B i g T e n ’s W i s c o n s i n
■ , The H all sponsored the r a f ­ M a r c h 27 t h r o u g h A p r i l 4.
fle in order to obtain weights
The Devils and iu c s o n ’s
so th a t ath letes/ and body­ W ildcats will play four games,
builders in both H aigler and- and the team w ith the series
other dorm s would have the edge represents' the Border
m uscle-building equipm ent on Conference in the NCAA Dis­
hand and w ithin ’ easy reach. trict Play-offs for the College
Before th e raffle, anybody whe World-'Series.
w anted to w ork out had to sup­
v ❖'
sji
sj’:
ply his own weights
A
fter
w
atching
him
sink 11
A com m ittee is bein g f o r m ­
.of
13
field
goal
tries,
w
e have
ed to set up a sc h e d u le r e g u ­
lating use of the w eights, and come to the conclusion th at
in time, the H a i g le r s hope to N ew 'M exico S tate’s Bill Price
h a v e .e n o u g h w e ig h t s so that is the EC’s m ost deadly sh’o t
a
m e m b e r sh ip
o r g a n iz a tio n . . . until he gets m ore th a rts ix
feet aw ay from the basket. He
m a y be started.
m
*
*
tried a pair of outside shots in
ASU’s baseball schedule is the Devils’ 86-80 victory over
one step aw ay from comple­ the Aggies and m issed both of
A rizona S tate’s 1959 football
tion, w ith arrangem ents for a them . *
Sun Deviis open spring p rac­
*
*
*
trip to the west coast c u rren t­
tice this S u n d a y w ith 65 grid ly being negotiated"/
T a l k i n g a b o u t lo ng distance ders on the roster.
The ^slate opens M arch 9 shooting, of all the o p p o n e n ts
H ead Coach F ra n k K ush and
w ith a gam e against G rand th at visited the S u n D e v i l g y m his staff w ill conduct drills
Canyon College" in Phoenix. o v e r the s e m e s t e r break, w eekly u n til M arch 7, w hen
Discounting the w est coast P h o e n i x C o lle g e ’s L a r r y A r m ­
trip, 39 games are on the sche­ s tro n g w a s b y f a r the most
dule.
proficient
T h i s 5 - 1 0 deadeye

wm m

SLIDE, KELLY . . . Baseball Coach Bob Winkles
looks with a discerning eye as one of his Sun Devil
players gives; the sliding pit a try. ASU: baseball
team starts collegiate competition March 9 against
Grand Canyon. Noticeable in the background are
•Tom Ford (r) and Charley Krofchik. .
■ '

65 Out For Spring Drills

A m o n g the te a m s A S U w ill
face are C o lo ra d o State U n i -

is the o n ly re ason the
I m p s a r e n ’t undefeated.

Sun

Gottlieb Leads Double Life
By R IC H A R D

STEHR

nam ent came
about a fter
u If you see a big guy w alk ­ cham pions Johnny and Jesse
ing around cam pus looking like Jam es recently vacated the
title. .
,
he has the m um ps, don’t be
j F or Paul it is one of several
alarm ed. I t ’s only student Paul
j titles aw arded him in his sevGottlieb, a n d his swollen right
j en years of professional w rest­
jaw is ju st a m em ento of Mon­
ling. He is c u rren t holder of
day night when he — as prothe Jew ish W orld H eavyw eight
lesional w restler P hil Melby
| cham pionship' and
form erly
— team ed w ith grappler K it
held the Southern Ju n io r H ea­
Fox to w in the Southw estern
vyw eight and E ast Coast J u n ­
States Tag Team cham pionship
ior H eavyw eight cham pion­
ja t Phoenix s M adisoh Square ships;
G ard en ... .
„
M onday night’s victory auto­
In this rugged round robin m atically clinched a b erth for
rum pus, P aul /and his p a rtn e r P au l 'and his team m ate in the
elim inated the team of Ray U nited
S ta te s
Tag Team
D uran and Johnny Dem chuck C ham pionship to be held in
and the team of Don A rnold j New Y ork’s ! M adisoh Square
and the G reat Kato. T he to u r­ . G arden in August.

the team w ill be divided into
two sq uads’ for th e annual
spring in tra-sq u ad game.
-The gridders w ill practice
M ondays through1 T hursdays
from 3:30 u n til 5:30 p.m., w ith
heavy scrim m ages slated for
S atu rd ay m o rn in g s’ a t 9:30.
K ush m u st replace 16 d e­
p arted seniors. A m ong the
m issing a re A1 C arr, Tom
Ford, Gino Della L ibera and
K en K e rr from the line, and
Leon B urton, Joe Belland, Ron
E rhardt, Jo h n H an g artn er and
O ’Ja y Bourgeois from the
backfield.

T alented new com ers and a
flock of retu rn ees len d , cheer
to th e situation. The D evil
m entor w ill welcome back
ends K â rl K iefer and B ill
Spanko, team captains, an d
w ill have A llen B enedict and
Nolan Jones for battle-p ro v en
backfieldèrs.
P robably th e biggest problem
facing K ush is a replacem ent
for H angartner, whose pass­
ing and field talents led ASÜ
to ' its m ost successful th re e year grid «record in the school’s
history.
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