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A R IZ O N A ’S O L D E ST C O LLEG IA TE N E W S P A P E R , E ST A B L ISH E D 1903
F rid ay, M arch 6, 1959

Enrollment Figures Soar To 10
249 End Studies
For AS Degrees

*AS Host
To 400

A total of 10,493 students are enrolled in Arizona State
U niversity classes for the second sem ester how in progress, it
.¿yas announced today by Alfred Thomas Jr., reg istrar and d i­
rector of admissions.
It was ^lso announced th at 249 students completed require-m ents for undergraduate and graduate degrees at Arizona State
U niversity at -the e n d ' of the
first sem ester, Jan. 23.
leges is the College of -Educa­
Of the total second sem ester tion,!-w ith 2248 enrolled, fol­
enrollm ent, 9,128 are enrolled lowed closely by th e College of
in on-cam pus classes, of which L iberal A rts, 2068. The College
6139 are m en and 2989 are wo­ of A pplied A rts and Sciences
m en.' T here are 1365 students has 1684, the College of Busi­
in extension enrollm ent, 1161 ness A dm inistration 1576; and
in residence center classes and th e G raduate College, 1552, all
204 studying by correspond­ on-cam pus figures.
ence.
Of the undergraduates, th ere
L argest of the five ASU colare 2820 freshmen, 1639 sopho­
mores, 1550 juniors, 1276 sen­
iors, 291 special students.
Of th e 249 who com pleted
degree requirem ents a t m id­
year, tw o students w ill receive
m aster of arts degreés; three,
m aster of science; and 23, m as­
te r of arts in "education degrees Changes in personnel and
from the G raduate College; 17
policy have been announced by
bachelor of arts and 26 bache­
KASN, cam pus radio station.
lor of science from th e College
Jim L o p er,.assistan t director
of Liberal Arts; and 45 bach­
of the R adio-TV B ureau, has
elor of, science from th e Col­
assum ed th e position of acting
lege of ; Business A dm inistra­
station m anager and Chuck A l­ tion.
len, b u reau assistant, has been
Also, ten bachelor of science
nam ed acting program direc
in engineering from the division
tor.
of engineering, 12 bachelor of
O thers nam ed to staff posi­ science from the division of
tions are: Diane Blommel, op­
technology and industry, five
erations m anager; W illis P a l­ bachelor of science from the
m er, continuity director; Don division of agriculture, College
Jerom e, m usic director; and of A pplied A rts and Sciences,
G ary K lahr, news room m an ­ and 106 bachelor of a*ts in ed­
ager.
ucation from the College of
KASN is now publishing a Education.
‘Top 16” record sheet. These
A ll students who finished
charts, published every. F r i­ w ork during the first sem ester
day, w ill be posted in the dor­ will receive th eir diplom as at
m itories and around the cam ­ commencement exercises May
pus. ?
26.
Top 40 type music, along
Of th e total num ber of stu ­
w ith lively wit, is offered on dents who completed degree re ­
th e Don M organ show every quirem ents, all b u t 27 a re resi­
day a t 2 p.m.
dents of Arizoflli*

A rizona high school students
w ill p articip ate in th e annual
All S tate Band, O rchestra and
Chorus and the F u tu re F arm ers
of A m erica Field D ay sessions
h e re this w eekend.
• R egistration for 426 selected
m usicians from m ore th a n 50
high schools w as held fo r those
outside the V alley yesterday
at 6 p.m. and resum ed fo r all
oth er participants a t 7:30 this
m orning.
In p rep aratio n fo r th e All
S tate Concert, held- in th e m en’s
gym tom orrow n ig h t a t 7:30,
th e m usicians w ill rehearse ap ­
proxim ately five hours today
an d m ore th a n fo u r h ours to­
m orrow . Betw een rehearsals,
sm
th ey w ill visit exhibits and a t- tend banquets and a dance.
STOP EN ROUTE . . . a flower garden at South
T hey w ill also h e a r p erfo rm ­
Mountain was one of the stops made by a group tour­
ances this evening b y th e Sun
ing the United States from India, Several A SU
D evil Sym phonic Band, d i­
students
escorted the group on a tour of the Valley
rected by H arold Hines; the
during their brief lay-over in phoenix Wednesday.
ASU C oncert Choir, directed by
Malati Vaidyanathan (I), graduate■of Bombay Uni­
M arion Sm ith, assistan t p ro ­
versity
and classical dancer, and Mrs. Vimala Bajaj,
fessor of voice and th e U niver­
w
ife
of
the
group’s leader, admire a garden of stocks.
sity Sym phony O rchestra, con­
(Another photo and story, page 3.)
ducted by Dr. W endell Rider,
chairm an of the ASU M usic de­
WORLD NEWS BRIEFS
partm ent.
V isiting conductors w ill direct
th é high
school
A ll-S tate
groups, t h e y are: O rchestra,
M aurice Bonney, conductor of
(Chicago) — Secret service I land, w ould have been su r­
th e A lbuquerque Civic Sym ­
phony; band, W illiam A. Schoe- agents in Chicago say they have prised to find a pearl in an oy­
fer, b and director a t th e U ni­ cracked a counterfeiting ring ster. She w as sim ply over­
versity of Southern C alifornia; dealing in $100 bills. M ore than w helm ed w hen she opened a
vand chorus, Newell B. W eight, $726,000 in phony m oney has can of pears and found a w ristdirector of th e B righam Young been im pounded, and 25 m en w atch.
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U niversity a cappella choir and and women have been_seized as
(W ashington) — The state
opera w orkshop.
m em bers of the ring in various
T he 11th an n u al
F u tu re cities around the nation. The D epartm ent says Soviet P re ­
F arm ers of A m erica F ield D ay pres^ on w hich the bogus m on­ m ier-K hrushchev’s B erlin p ro ­
gets u n d erw ay tom orrow w ith ey w as printed has n o t been posals still are unacceptable to
the U nited States, despite the
registration a t 8 a.m. D uring found.
Russian lead er’s reported w ill­
th e day, an expected 60?) stu ­
ingness to postpone the crisis
dents w ill visit th e A SU tra in ­
(Hollesley, England) — Mrs
The
D epartm ent has issued a
ing farm .
George Last, of Hollesley, ‘E ngnew statem ent rejecting R us­
sia’s plan to tu rn h er sector of
East B erlin over to the G er­
m an Reds. T he statem ent w as
T hree-h u n d red -fifteen A ri­
issued shortly after P resident zona high-school seniors atten d ­
'Arizona State U niversity’s Symphony, O rchestra is “ex ­ Eisenhow er m et w ith the Se­ ed Scholarship Testing D ay at
pected to be a t its p eak ” this Sunday w hen it presents th e -an­ curity Council in a special ses­ ASU last Saturday. This was
n ual S pring Concert, D r. W endell Rider, conductor, said.
sion yesterday m orning.
some 100 m ore th an had been
T he concert w ill be a t 8:15 p.m* in the M em orial Union
expected.
1
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Ballroom . No adm ission, w ill be charged. It w ill featu re two
In tests of ability and general
(L ittle Rock, A rkansas) — A
faculty soloists, Mrs. P atricia K eating, pianist, and Eugene P.
fire a t the A rkansas negro boys knowledge, the A rizona stu d ­
Lom bardi, violinist.
ents averaged in th e nation’s
F in al num bers, from “The Rodeo B allet Suite,” a re typical Industrial School has taken the top 10 p e r cent, based on the
of w estern square dance music, Dr. R ider stated. O ther selec­ lives of 21 boys. Govenor O rval scores m ade in past years.
tions on th e program a re “O verture to the Flying D utchm an,” Faubus visited the ruins about
“Violin Concerto in D M inor” and “B allade.”
T h e J u n io r Qlass C o u n ­
12 m iles south of L ittle Rock
C ham ber music players of {he orchestra w ill appear at the
cil
meets Tuesday a t 6:30
and said he w as told the doors
Music E ducators N ational Conference u n der Dr. R ider’s direc­
p.m. in th e M em o ria l Union.
tion a t S alt Lake City, U tah from M arch 23 to 27. Also m aking to the- buildings w ere locked
M em bers a re urged to a t ­
th e U tah journey w ill be th e W estwood Q uintet, ASU’s faculty w hen fire broke out early yes­
ten d ..
w oodw ind group, and th e percussion.
terday m orning.

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Concert Set For Sunday

More Than 300 High Schoolers
Attend Scholarship Testing Day
T w enty-tw o of those tested
cam e out in the top one p er­
cent nationally.
These top
scholars w ere” interview ed by,
the ASU Scholarship com m it­
tee, m ade up of faculty repre­
sentatives of the four un d er­
graduate colleges, for the two
top aw ards available a t ASU—.
the Phelps Dodge scholarship
of $1,000 and S tan d ard Oil
scholarship of $400.
“The total group of individ­
uals taking the exam w as an
exceptionally fine one,” said
Dr. R ichard E. Schütz, director
of the testing service.

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F rid ay, M arch 6, 1959

STATE PR ESS

Thirteen Faculty Mem bers Participate

Symphony Concert T ickets

ACA Meet Set Tomorrow Are

T hirteen ASU faculty m em ­ born, associate professor of In ­
b ers w ill p articipate in the surance, w ill discuss present
,10th annual m eeting of the practices and problem s in the
Arizona College Association to ­ teaching of business adm ini­
stration.
m orrow at Phoenix College. .
Dr. A.. R. Burton, professor of
D r H. D. R ichardson, ASU
academ ic vice-president, nom ­ Accounting, and Dr. Dionald
inating com m ittee .chairm an J. Tate, chairm an of the d e p a rt­
for th e ACA, w ill p resent a m ent Of Business Education
slate of candidates: a t a gen­ and Office A dm inistration, will
participate in ro und-table dis­
eral session a t 10 a.m.
Dr. J. O. Grimes, professor cussions of teaching practices
em eritus of Psychology, w ill in th eir fields;
speak on* “R etrospect and
A lfred Thomas, Jr., reg istrar
Prospect” a t a noOn luncheon. and director of admissions, will
D uring divisional meetings, be discussion leader for a p ro ­
startin g at 2 p.m., Dr. Glen D. gram on ‘.’Admissions,”" in the
O verm an, dean of the A S U I College Personnel division.
College of Business A dm iniIn the English division m eetstration, and Dr. G rant O s- ing, Dr. Louis M. Myers, head

of the ASUj-’division of L an ­
guage and L iterature, w ill
speak on “Some Linguistic De­
lusions.”
Dr. Ronald Thomson, ch air­
m an of the ASU departm ent of
H ealth, Physical Education and
Recreation, and Dr. Dorothy
G illanders, professor of P hysi­
cal Education, w ill tak e p art
in a panel discussion of “Is
Physical Education Keeping
Pace?”

Now Available At MU

Tickets for the Phoenix Sym ­ “S infonietta’ and ■R achm anin­
phony
Concert at JP hoenix off’s “Sym phony No, 2.”
Union H igh School^ Tuesday
The ASU C ultural A ffairs
are at the MU inform ation Board m ade the ticket arran g e­
desk.
ments.
The price is 60 cents for stu ­
dents and 85 cerits for faculty.
A m eeting of th e Sopho­
T ransportation is available for
more Class Council is sche­
40 cents.
duled in th e M U W ed nes­
G uest conductor Jose F.
d ay. Class
representatives
Vasquez, Mexico City, w ill di­
fro m halls, fra te rn itie s , and
rect the program w hich in ­
sororities a re urged to a t ­
cludes Tello’s “A ndante for tend.
String O rchestra,” Vasquez’s 1

Art Exhibit In MU Lowef Lounge
Features Faculty Members’ Works
P aintings and jey/elry by two
facu lty m em bers are on exhibit
in the MU -low er lounge
through A pril 15.
The paintings aré the w ork
of Tom J. H arter, professor of

A rt. H arter studied a rt in New
York City and Los Angeles,
holds a m aster of Fine A rts d e­
gree in painting from th e U.
of Oregon, and has been on the
ASU faculty for 21 years.
The jew elry is the w ork of
Mrs. Je a n Hopkins, lectu rer in
A rt. Mrs. Hopkins received her.
bachelor of Fine A rts - degree
from the U. of Calif., B erkely,
h er m aster’s degree in educa­
tion at ASU arid has done ad ­
“Special Problem s in T axes”
vanced study at the Ut of Colo­
is th e subject of a panel discus­
rado and the Calif. College of
sion to be broadcast over radio
A rts and Crafts.
station KOY during th e ASU
“ W estern Business R oundup”
Y ear A round R ate On
Tuesday a t 9:35 p.m.
Panelists w ill be: W illiam
N e w 1-Bedroom
Isaacson, Phoenix C.P.A. law ­
U n fu rn ish ed
yer; D ale Moser, of L. N.
T readaw ay
and
Associates,
A p artm en ts. Stove & R e ­
Phoenix; C alvert Drueger, as­
frig e ra to r O p t i o n a l . I n ­
sociate professor of A ccount­
d iv id u al H eating and R e ­
frig e ra tio n .
A p ’ts o p e n
ing at ASU; and Dr. A. R. B u r­
S atu rd ay 2 -6 P M . Sunday
ton, chairm an of th e ASU de­
10 A M . to 6 P M. 1600 C o l­
p artm en t of Accounting.
lege
A ve.,
T em pe.
For
Dr. Italph Hook, Jr., director» A p p ’t call CR 7-7221 8 to 5
or a fte r 6 P M. W l 3-0188 or
of the ASU bureau of busiheSs
| CR 7-9233.
Services, will be m oderator.

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STATE PR E SS

Page 3

AS Senate F i nanee Committee
W ill H ear Budget Problem s

TO BE SOLD
.Indian visitors to United States view cut flowers in refriger­
ation at South ¡Mountain flower stand. The flowers will be sold.

The* Senate Finance Com m it­
Each organization m ust a t
tee w ill hold hearings M arch this tim e draw up a w orking
10, from 6-8 p.m. in the faculty budget from the funds allotted
dining room. Any group asking them , Which in tu rn is approved
for m oney from the Associated by the Board of Financial Con­
Students A ctivity Fee should be trol. The board will requisition
present.
the m oney w hen it is needed
A fter initial budget requests from Norm an G arnatz, fin an ­
w ere subm itted, the Finance! cial m anager.
Committee lowered the ‘“ total
Kim Rose,' assistant to the
am ount to $161,000, the am ount Dean of Students, suggested
expected on income based on th at the Payson W orkshop in­
the $23 activity fee . for 7,000 j clude w orking sessions on bud­
students.
geting, w riting requisitions and
The hearings are held so th at
vvise Spending.
groups who did not receive the
am ounts they requested m ay I
B e g in n in g
at
6:30, fre e
subm it th eir reasons w hy they
b
rid
g
e
lessons
and
*' s u p e r­
should have m ore than the I
v is e d ' p la y a re o ffe re d t o ­
committee allotted them.
The Board of Financial Con- i n ig h t in th e M U lo w e r
lounge.
tr'ol, composed of student body
D u p lic a te p la y , co stin g 50
officers and faculty ad v iso rs!
cen
ts p e r person, s ta rts a t
will then review the budget
and m ake recommendations. 1:45.,
M rs. L o u ise M a ltb y js in ­
The bill will be forw arded to
the Senate for debate. A fter it) s tru c to r f o r th e fre e lessons.
passes the Senate, the bill will
become the fin an cial, budget
for 1959-1960

From The

Time
ShprtBut Exc hange Of Viewpoints
W igwam 's
Collection Of
Worthwhile To
StudentsIndia Tourists
Tim e was short b u t learning
and exchange of ideas w as long
fo r several ASU students and
th e ir guests from India W ed­
n esday afternoon.
“O ur stay in y o u r Valley has
been brief,” said In d ia ’s ch air­
m an of the W orld A ssem bly of
Y outh R am krishna B ajaj, “and
I know I speak fo r all the
m em bers of m y p a rty w hen I
say th is has been one of th e
m ost pleasant stops on our
jo u rn ey .”
B ajaj leads a group of eight
m en and women from all p a rts
of India who a re touring th e

U nited States by the invitation | age young people to w ork w ith •different system than th a t of
of the USA Y oung A dult Coun­ political parties from the tim e this country. Basically, the In
cil.
they enter college. * “Thus,” dian system has an eleven-year
D uring a fo u r-h o u r lay-over says B ajaj, “by th!e tim e the program — w ith no division
in Phoenix W ednesday, the country needs them they will betw een elem entary and sec
p arty w as m et at Sky H arbor be trained properly.”
ondary grades as in the U. S. A irport by a group of Arizong
One m em ber of the party, Dr. at the end of w hich a student
S tate students who took them ‘G. G. P arikh, m edical doctor, in India m ay receive, a secon
on a to u r of the Valley of the 'leader in India’s Socialist party dary school certificate.
Sun.
and editor of a Socialist weekly
College program s
revolve
Though the excursion w as 'magazine,
“Ja n a n ta ,”
was around
three or fo ur-year
planned for sight-seeing and amazed at the size of the United courses of study. Some, such as
included stops in Scottsdale and ■States.
medicine, require more than
a t the South M ountain J a p a ­
“You k now ,” he said, “our that.
nese flow er gardens, it also country i s " half * the size of
E ventually the topic of con­
provided an excellent oppor­ yours, and our population is
versation got around to sports
tu n ity for discussion, ranging m ore than double.”
The national sport in India is
from politics to sports.
Population of India is more football, b u t not as we know it
M ain purpose of the Indian
th an 400 m illion, w hile th at of in America — it is m ore like
to u r is to study youth groups in
the U. S. is a little over 170 soccer. The Indians are highly
this country.
million.
skilled ground hockey players
“Since our governm ent is so
young (India gained independ­ ■ “O ur greatest problem s in the and have been world cham ­
A t Special Rates
ence from England eight years fu tu re,” Dr. P arik h continued, pions of _this sport since the
For College People
increasing tim e it jvas played at the Olym­
ago) it is necessary th at our “Will arise from
A Private License is a
pic Games,
population.”
youth be trained for w ork in
Must in Modern Business governm
Before th e ir Phoenix stop,
On
the
subject
of
A
m
erican
ent a t an early age,”
politics, Dr. P arik h said th at the group had visited the G rand
A M O S
B ajaj said.
R ather than relying on stu ­ from personal observation and Canyon and a Navajo Indian
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dam ental political principles, gressmen, he feeis th ere is no tour began th ree weeks ago in
Ph. BR 6*7291 - Sky Harbor
leaders in India today encour- discipline in and no idealogical New York. O ther stops have
difference betw een th e two ‘included W ashington, D. C.,
O rleans and Window
m ajor iU. S. political parties. ' New
Rock,
N.
M.
‘‘In India,” he explained, “we
T-he last leg of their journey
have four n atio n al' parties
"whose philosophies vary a great includes Los Angeles, Salt Lake
w ith
deal.”
City, Chicago, D etroit and a n ­
Education in India follows a other visit in New York City.

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By P E T E Y O L M S T E D

Like so m any people do d u r­
ing the day, I was ielax in g ov­
er a cup of coffee in the MU
Corral yesterday afternoon. It
was one of those quiet tim es
in the Usually buzzing rendez­
vous. ,
A few voices m urm ured,' ad ­
ding to the drow sy atm osphere
of the w arm afternoon.
T hundering orchestra m usic
suddenly filled the Corral. . The them e sounded . like
background m usic from some
EDITORIALLY SPEAKING popular
television
w estern
show (noted for good m usical
backgrounds and often-corny
scripts, M averick excluded).
I éould alm ost see the In d i­
“Symphony” seems to be a dirty word to a certain
ans racing for the wagon train,
segment of the campus community. Announce a con­
(if you p refer) or th e pirates
cert and -these cats stay away in droves.
looting the clipper ship, as the
Obviously, this is not addressed to that large part
m usic swelled and subsided.
of the campus community which thoroughly enjoys
Leading w ith m y ears, I fol­
music other than rock ’n roll, Dixieland and progress­
lowed the m usic to the MU
ive jazz. These people jam every event in the Concert
Ballroom and sat dow n to lis­
and Lyceum Series, which brings great artists to cam­
ten a w hile.
pus.
From a gentlem an sitting
What we are bemoaning is the attitude adopted by
across the aisle I learned th a t
that segment *of the camp/5 population-who reject as
the ASU sym phony orchestra
“square” anything th a t hasn’t appeared on the list of
was practicing for a Sunday
the top 40 tunes in the last two weeks.
evening perform ance.
“F ree?” I asked.
T% ,reason they don’t dig the message of Daddio
Mozart, Pops Stravinsky or any of those other cubes
“Yes,” he said, “and open to
(squares in 3-D) is that they just haven’t given the gig D ear Editor:
B in even a one-credif-hour the public . . . begins at 8:15
a go, man. (That means they have not attempted ser­ Last Friday you published a course and he will not g rad u ­ p.m.”
iously to assay the value of the more classical idiom letter from “An Interested S tu­ ate. I w ill express no opinion
“Good,” I thought, m ore en­
•professor.)
rr
' d en t”. He discussed-the chan­ on the likelihood of a 1.00 stu ­
thusiastic about a concert than
And, man, these cats just are nowhere in our book. ges in the academic standards dent suddenly becoming a I have been in m onths. You
(That is to say, their attitude indicates a lamentable lack at AS.U as approved by the straight A student in his senipr fo rget how sym phony m usic
year.
of intellectual curiosity, in our estimation.) Zen isn’t Board of Regents.
sounds w hen perform ed well,
However, I 'Will point out
W
hile
I
am
happy
to
learn
everything, you know. Jack. (Their refusal to experi­
u n til you h ear it again.
th
a
t
un
d
er
the
new
2.00
index
that
there
are
interested
stu
­
ment deprives them of some of the more stimulating, inI t sounds a lot better* than it
dents, I believe th a t this stu ­ requirem ent for graduation,
. teresting and rewarding experiences of life.) •
looks
in the new spaper.
dent and perhaps others are poor Joe cannot grad u ate even
An interesting sidelight on the situation — and one handicapped by some miscon­ if he does perform the m iracle
The orchestra has been prac­
which bears on the point — is that the throng which ceptions.
of changing to a straig h trA ticing six w eeks now, and, will
packed the house last semester for the two concerts of
play for the a ll-sta te h iih
He sees som ething paradoxi­ 1student in his senior year.
the Dave Brubeck quartet was composed at least 50 cal in the changes. To quote
school
music m eet here tonight.
W ith the new “step” index
per cent of the same people who crowd in to hear Vic- from his letter, “Is it n o t p a ra ­
F ree fo r nothing, you, too,
requirem ents a student is giv­
toria de Los Angeles, the Budapest String Q uartet and doxical to drop a student from en th e opportunity to become can h e a r this fine m usical o r­
similar long-hair stuff.
y
school w hen he or she has a acclim ated to college Work by ganization1Sunday night. ,
The long-hairs, you see, man, usually have suffi- grade average .75 above the startin g him w ith a com para­
I ’m glad I' w as having coffee
. Clen'' intellectual curiosity and cultural perspective to lowest PA SSIN G grade index tively low index requirem ent w hen I did yesterday. •
fi.an u ■ ru ^ec^ anc^ Budapest, their respective merits. for graduation?” This is in and w orking up to th e 1.75 at
The hipsters, on. the other hand, characteristically are reference to the new ru le th at th e end of his ju n io r year. If D IA L 660
D IA L 660
out of this world mainly because they refuse to break a student is to be dropped at he has this 1.75 index, th en he
diffeheh ^ ° 'vn limited little orbit and try something th e end of the ju nior year if is not faced w ith an im possible
his index is less th an 1.75. I task in his senior year. Even
M O N D A Y through F R ID A Y
Sunday evening’s concert by the ASU Symphony have news for our “Interested w ith a 2.00 index requirem ent
for
graduation
he
needs
m
ain­
S
tudent”!
No
one
can
now
be
PR O G R A M LOG
Orchestra promises to be a highlight of the campus
musical season. ,And, man, it’s free. What have you got graduated by ASU w ith an in-, tain a n index of only 2.68 d u r­ T im e
PROGRAM
dex of 1.00. Until this new ing his senior year in order to
to lose but your time?
12:00
NBC News on H our
rule goes into effect a n index graduate. This may be d iffi­
a
^ S ^ace
y °u c3ts might surprise yourselves of 1.80 is needed for g radua­ cult for some; but it is not the 12:05 Music at Noon
and iind that this symphony nonsense is a real swing- tion. P a rt of the new rule is im possible-task faced by our 12:30 Music at Noon
in bit.
&
1:00 NBC News on H our
to raise this required cum ula­ unhappy Joe.
1:05 K asey Express
Crazy, man! Let’s pad over to the MU Sundav tive index to 2.00.
Sincerely,
1:30 K asey Express
and give the aurals a treat.
It was to rem ove an actual
Lloyd L. Low enstein 2:00
NBC News on H our
paradox th a t the new rules
2:05 K asey Express
w ere prom ulgated. U nder our
2:30 K asey Express
present rules We perm it a stu ­ To the Editor:
3:00 .Devil's Delight
dent to stay in school right up
I wish to thank the State
to the end of his senior year Press for its fine co-operation 3:30 D evil’s Delight
4:00 P la tte r P arty
i Sòme students on campus never quite make their w ith only a 1.00 index. He in supporting the AWS Blood 4:25 News
then discovers th at he cannot D rive. Thanks to your encour­
classes on time.
*
graduate because of low index. agem ent, we received a total of 4:30 P la tte r P arty
. Oné factor that could contribute directly to their
Suppose, for instance, Joe 177 donations for the V eterans 5:00 P la tte r P arty
problem is the school clocks.
5:30 NBS News of W orld
College arrives at the end of A dm inistration Hospital.
5:45 Sports Today
his
junior
year
w
ith
an
index
master control system is supposed to be set up
I also wish to congratulate
so that all the clocks on campus-will register exactly the of 1.00 having passed, say, 92 all of the students who con­ 6:00 This is Your U niversity
6:30 Cafe Internationale
clockstime ^ master clock regulates all the campus hours w ith this average. This tributed to the Drive. Mr. Cook 7:00 Cafe
Internationale.
m eans he has 92 grade points. o f the V eterans Hospital and
In order to graduate in one the personnel of the Southw est 7:30 Cafe Internationale
But this doesn’t Work out.
8:00 Cafe Internationale
rhore year Jo e m ust accum u­ Blood B ank
w ere
highly
It is not unusual to find clocks next door to each late 34 more credit hours and pleased w ith the spirit and co­ 8:30 Cafe Internationale
9:00 Cafe Internationale
°.ther j 1.? .the same building with a five or ten minute­ raise his index (at present) to operation of ASU students.
9:15 Life and the W orld
time difference.
1.80. He takes 34 credit hours
This represents a fine sta rt 9:30
News
The clocks in some of the dorms are sometimes as during this last year and gets A tow ard w hat I ’m sure w ill be 9:35 Cam pus News
in
all
his
courses.
He
then
much as one hour behind the clock at the MU.
an even larger tu rn o u t of the 9:40
A ndy W illiams
will have acquired 136 more student body
in
successive
This is a problem and should be looked into Stu­ grade,
points (34 times 4 ),-giv­ drives. A sincere T hanks to 9:45 Music
dents don t enjoy being late to classes, but it is unavoid­
ing him a total of 228 grade everyone, who volunteered his 10:00 N ight Scene
able in a situation such as this.
10:30 News, Night Scene
points and an index of ju st over
11:00 N ight Scene'
,
Sincew e do have a m aster control system, it would 1.80. W onder of wonders, he donation.
Sincerely,
be nice if it worked as it should.
11:30 News, N ight Scene
graduates) B ut let him get a
KATRINA SABEY
12:00 SIG N OFF

GoMan, Go

K AS N

Always Late?

F rid ay, M arch 6, 1959

Swimming Team Wins 52-31
The. ASU w om en’s swim m ing
team defeated th e U niversity
of New M exico’s w om en’s team
52-31-in a m eet held last S at­
u rd ay at A lbuquerque.
T here w ere four m ain events
and twq relays, including form
swim m ing, free style, back
craw l,
butterfly,
individual

m edley relay and free style re ­
lay. ASU students participating
in- the events w ere Peggy W il­
lard, T erry Hopt, Lois DuBois,
Ju d y Wade, M ary Ja n e Isabell,
K aye Powell and Ju d y Gurney.
The ASU team will host the
U niversity of New
Mexico
M arch 14.

On Campos MaxQhufaan
(By the Author of “Rally Round the Flag, Boys! "and,
“Barefoot Boy with Cheek”)

HUSBANDS, ANYONE?
I t has been alleged that eoeds go to college for the sole purpos#
of finding husbands. This is, of course, an infamous canard, and
I give fair warning that, small and spongy as I am, anybody
who says such a dastardly thing when I am around had better
be prepared fo ra sound thrashing!
Girls go to college for precisely the same reasons as men do:
to broaden their horizons, to lengthen their vistas, to dnnk at
tfre fount of wisdom. But if, b ^ pure chance,- white a girl is
engaged in these meritorious pursuits, a likely looking’husband
should pop' into view, why, what’s wrong’ with that? Eh?
W hat’s wrong with that?
The question now arises, what should a girl look for in a
husband? A great deal has been written on this subject. Soina
say character is most important, some say background, soma
say appearance, some say education. All are wrong. ■
The most important thing—bar none—in a husband is health.
Though he be handsome as, Apollo and rich as Croesus, what
good is he if he just lies around all day accumulating bedsores?

WESTERN FASHIONS . . . Linda Purlia (r), shows Alice Abelt and Dennis
McCarty hmfi she will model a squaw dress at the Kappa Delta-Lambda Chi
Alpha western and casual wear fashion show Wednesday.

Western, Casual-W ear Fashion Show
W ill Be Presented In M U Ballroom
A w estern and casual w ear
fashion show w ill be presented
W ednesday, Mar. 11, from 7:30
to 10 p.m. in the MU Ballroom
by K appa D elta and Lam bda

LAIRD
Pharmacy
Prescription
Druggists
The very first thing to do upon meeting s man is to make
sure he is sound of wind and limb. Before he has a chahce to
sweet-talk you, slap a thermometer in his mouth, roll back his
eyelids, yank out his tongue, rap his patella, palpate his thorax,
ask him to straighten out a horseshoe with his teeth. If he
fails these simple tests, phone for an ambulance and go on to
the next prospect.

501 M ill Ave. WO 7-2922
26 E. 8th St.
WO 7-4063

Chi Alpha. Admission to the ley, Linda Purlia,
Shirley
¿vent' is 25 cents.
W alkington, Alice Abelt; and
M arilyn Leafdale w ill be Deanna W ard.
Also, C athy Brim hall, P at
m aster of ceremonies. Assisting
h er a r^ K a y Nealon, stage m an ­ Tribbey, Irm a Rovey and M ar­
ager; M ary Hufford, invitations, gie Pierce.
and K athy G andrud, tickets;
Irm a Rovey, props m anager,
and Sue Sm ith, publicity.
A six-piece band w ill pro- j
vide music fo r dancing after
the show. O ther entertainm ent
includes L aird Simpson and
P hil Wade, w ho will play gui­
tars and sing during interm is­
sion.
Modeling fashions provided
by the F ro n tier Shop of Mesa
w ill be Ju n e M orris, Sue C ul-

If, however, he turns Out to be physically fit, proceed to the
second most important requirement in a husband. I refer to
a sense of humor.
A man who can’t take a joke is a man to be avoided. There
are several simple tests to find out whether your prospect can
take a joke or not. You can, for example, slash his tires. Or burn
his “Mad” comics. Or steal his'switchblade. Or turn loose his
pet raccoon. Or shave his head.
After each of these good-natured pranks, laugh gaily and
shout “April Fool!” If he replies, “But this is February nine­
teenth,” or something equally churlish,'cross him off your list
and give thanks you found out in time.
But if he laughs silverly and calls you “Little minx !” put him
to the next test. Find out whether he is kindly.
Tbe quickest way to ascertain his kindliness is, of course, to
look at the cigarette lie smokes. Is it mild? Is it clement? Is it
humane? Does it minister tenderly to the psyche? Does it
coddle the synapses? Is it a good companion? Is it genial? Is it
bright and friendly and full of dulcet pleasure from cockcrow,
till the heart of darkness?
Is it, in short, Philip Morris?
If Philip Morris it be, then clasp the man to your bosom with
hoops of steel, for.you may be sure that he is kindly as a sum­
mer breeze, kindly as a mother’s kiss, kindly to ^is very marrow.
And now, having found a man who is kindly and healthy and
blessed with a sense of humor, the only thing that remains is to
make sure he will always earn a handsome living. That, fortu­
nately, is easy. Just enroll him in engineerihg. © mo, m.» swim«
For filter smokers the Philip Morris Company makes Marl­
boro; the cigarette with better “m akin’s.” New improved
filter and good rich flavor. Soft pack or flip-top box. A lot
to like l

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CAMPUS CURRENTS

Phrateres
W ill In itia te
T h irty -fo u r pledges of P h ra ­
teres, off-cam pus w om en’s sor­
ority, w ill be initiated as ac­
tive m em benfTfunday.
The initiation is at 1:30 p.m.
in the MU upper lounge. The
group to be, initiated are m em ­
bers of the ASU chapter’s first
pledge class.
Pledges are: Mickey Acosta,
Jo Clare Amos, R uth B aker,
M argaret p e rry , Diane Bertoia,
Lynn Bullock, Donna Carver,
and K athy C lark.
Also, C harlotte Davis, B ever­
ly Dawson, Carolyn D entzer,
Sel E rder, M arjann F letcher,
D arlene Goto, B arbie H artner,
Carole Hobsbn.
, O thers, jo y Jesperson, B a r­
bara Kindell, Susie M cKeever,
W anda Mechling, Nancy M ikuleky, P egg M onarch, M ary
N ielander, "Marylyn N iejander,
Eileen Nolan.

New hall officers Were a n ­
nounced at Gam m age H all’s
spring form al Feb. 14.
The . new ly-elected officers
, are: president,,D olores Jim enez;
vice president, Nancy Arnold;
; secretary - treasurer, Jaynee
Horn; and wing representatives,
Connie Jaenicke, Peggy S tan ­
ton, K aren George and Suzanne
Horn.
*
fgjgff $
The annual W est Hall M othr
ers’ Tea is scheduled for M arch j
15 from 2 to 4 p.m. A feature
of the tea, which has a St.
P a tric k ’s Day theme, will be a
fashion show, modeled by West
H all girls.
• Reverend David H urty w ill j
be guest speaker a*t a supper I
m eeting of the L utheran S tu - !
dent Association at the L u th - j
eran Church of the Good Shep­
herd in Tempe Sunday at 6.
Judy Foster was recently I
elected president of th e.L u ,th -i
eran - Students. ' Also elected j
were: M arvin Roose, vicepresident; Bea Bachman, secre- j
tary, and B etty Devendorph,
treasu rer.
..."
F ath er Jam es W eber will [
speak on “The Influence of
P rotestant Thought on A m eri1can., Lif^" tsi the m em bers of
the Newman' Club Tuesday
evening at 7:30.

Also, B ernice Reynolds, Alice
Rodgers, Susan Rogers, Sue
Snitcher, Carole Stone, Bobbie
Taylor, B arb ara Wall, Elaine
W alsh, and N ancy Wood. '
W om en
p a rtic ip a tin g , in
W A A g olf com petition are
urged, to tu rn th e ir ¡score
cards in to Miss Betty G r a ­
ham or Jo A n n e G underson
by M arch 12.

CAMPUS CRUSADE t' . . members watch Milt Pope adjust a film at a
recent Campus Crusade for Christ meeting in the MU.

Fraternities A d d More Pledges
By K A T H Y B U R KE
chairm an; Roxi Cham berlain,
Pledging ceremonies have public relations, and Lynneah
add.ed new m en to th ree cam ­ j Malloy, registrar.
pus fraternities this week.
W ilmer Court, Michael Rich­ I .G am m a P h i’ Betas and dates
ardson and Jerqm e W ilhardt i celebrated the success of the
are w earing Lam bda Chi Alpha ; Gam ma Phi Follies S aturday
pledge Dins, w hile Jam es Dwig- I night at an after-show p arty in
gins, W illiam G illiland, Jim J! the Tem pe A m erican Legion
McGowan, GarV Pool, Bobi Hall. The sorority’s Moms’ Club
W hite and Dick Hobbs pledged furnished refreshm ents.
Delta Sigma Bhi.
New
Sigma P hi- Epsilon
Surprised M onday night w ith
pledges are Bill Anderson, a baby show er by Theta Chi
Roger Flagg, L arry L ittle and! fratern ity was Mr.s., B arbara
Bob Kopp, Dan E nright, J a c k ! Hill, wife of Tom Hill, Theta
Hulme, Ray McClain and John Chi alum nus.
Neal have joined T heta Chi;
W endell T aylor,‘Don Hill, Pete
Eating, swim m ing and singSong and P aul Brehm arfe new ihg ape on the agenda for Sig­
Tau K appa Epsilon pledges.
ma Chi Sigmas tonight as they
* , *
*
fete new officers w ith a p arty
Kappa Kappa G am m Js have) a t the home of olum nus M ar­
elected as their first chapter shall Christy 'in Phoenix.
officers: Penny Pender, presi­
dent: Diane R e a d ,' vice-presi­
A lpha Epsilon Phi m em bers
dent; Sharron Arnoldy, record­ w ere treated t o . a picnic at
ing ¡secretary; Lynda Dietrich, South M ountain P ark by their
corresponding secretary; B etsy ! M othersTClub S un d ay ,'fo llo w ­
Beugareau, treasurer; Binky ing the early-m orning in itia­
Buck, scholarship; Linda D e- j tion of M arilyn Sharnik, N or­
W itt, rush chairm an; D ous m a
Tem kin
and
B arbara
Parisek, panhellenic re p re s e n t-! Milkes.
ative; L aura-D onna Ashley,
efficiency; K aren Green, pledge! Sandy Rowe was nam ed Chi
chairm an; Ann . Hoyer, social Omega honor pledge, and Lynn

j Steinko received an aw ard for
scholarship and
scrapbook at a buffet, dinner
in Palo Verde cafeteria S atu r­
day.

ling” w ith beans a t a recent
Casino P a rty exchange a t the
Sigma Nu house.
f
Actives ate steal? at the re ­
cent A lpha Sigma A lpha steak
and beans dinner, and K ay
Sigma Nus and Tri Sigmas W alters received an a w a rd for
enjoyed dancing and “gam b­ highest scholarship.
*

j outstanding

O rg an izatio n s should sign
up now
w ith
th e ir W A A
represen tative fo r the bas­
ke tb a ll
to u rn a m e n t.

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& Son
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F rid a y , M arch 6, 1959

FIG ’S
By V IC

ST A T E P R E S S

Page 7

'N O C O M M EN T"
U

FIG A R ELLl

Who’s On First?
By R IC H A R D S T E H R

ju st looking forw ard to th at
first game.”
He rem arked,
though, th a t this last-m in u te
laxity w3s common and th at by
gam e tim e he’d have “a real
hustling ball club.”
The “ no comment” coach then
w ent bn to comment on his inwhlbh he described as
of the better infields in
«First, th e debuting m ento r the country in college ball.’’
announced his starting lineup. About the rest of the tfeam,
W inkles
declared,
Leading o ff w ill be center fie ld ­ however,
e r F ran U rb a n , fo llo w e d by “W e’ll jy st have to see.”
The coach really had no com­
second baseman John Regoli,
shortstop B enn y R u iz, le ft fie ld ­ m ent to m ake about the G rand
team . He adm itted
e r A l C a rr, rig h t fie ld e r George Canyon
H ann a, firs t baseman John J a ­ freely th a t he know s nothing
cobs, th ird baseman Don W ilson [about them ,except th a t they
o r Syl M a b ry , ca tch er* C u rt play the ASU Sun Devils M on­
B ry a n t and p itc h e r Joe Kostyk. day a t 3:30 p.m. on the G rand
W inkles said he plans to di­ Canyon College campus, 32nd
vide oRening day pitching Ave. and Cam elback Rd., in
STARTER , . . joe Kos­ chores betw een K ostyk and Phoenix.
tyk, returning reliever- southpaw R ay M artinez. “If
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
starter from last year’s w e get in trouble,” he added, M ar. 9 — G rand Canycn Col­
I t w ould also be nice if a A S b a s e b a l l team, is “I ’ll p u t in Roger K udron.”
lege
•
Phoenix
A SU ’s hotshot guard P au l good-sizecl contingent showed
Coach B o b W i n k l e s’
Coach W inkles also voiced M ar. 11 — Pepperdine (2)
H ow ard has been selected to up a t the footbaH game tom or­
choice to start Monday’s concern on the w ay his players
Tempe
th e B order C onference a ll-sta r row night. O thers have to pay
season
o p e n e r against have been acting the last few M ar. 12 — Pepperdine 'Tem pe
team , it w as announced this to get in, b u t AS students get
Grand Canyon College in days. “T heir m inds are not Mar. 13 — Los Angeles
w eek.
in free w ith an activity card.
Phoenix.
practice,” he said.
“T hey’re
S tate
Tem pe
S un D evil forw ards A1 N ea- ------------------------------------------r —
Mar. 14 — Los Angeles
ley and P au l D enham w ere
S tate (2)
Tem pe
aw arded second team an d h on­ INTRA-SQUAD GRID TILT
M ar. 16 — Colorado State
orable m ention positions, r e ­
U. (2)
Tempe
spectively.
N ealey * led th e
M ar. 19 — G rande Canyon
D evil cage crew w ith 19 points
College
Tempe
p e r gam e. D enham an d H ow ­
M ar. 20-21 — San Diego
a rd follow ed closely w ith 17
S tate
Tem pe
ASU footballers w ound up ale annual M aroon-G old in tra ­ Jim Lam beth, (rt) Charles
an d 15.
th e jr spring drills yesterday in squad gam e tom orrow night at K rofchik and (re) K a rl K iefer. M ar. 23-24-25-26 — W yoming
O th er firs t team m em bers p rep aratio n fo r th e grand fin Tempe
The startin g Gold backfield w ill ’
8 in the new stadium .
chosen by BC coaches along
include (qb) Joe Zuger, (lh) Mar. 27 -— W isconsin Tempe
w ith H ow ard w ere: forw ards
Students and fans w ill be
Ossie M cCarty, (rh ) Jo h n M c- M ar. 28 — W isconsin (2)
M ilt F itts, W est T exas S ta te ,treated to a pre-gam e football Falls and (fb ) Clay Freney.
Tem pe
an d Doyle Edm iston, Hardin-clinic at 7:45 p.m., at w hich
M esa,
C harles F airb an k s and Cecil M ar. 29 — Wisconsin
Simmon?; ce n te r B illy Jo e
players w ill dem onstrate in Coleman w ill coach the M a-- M ar. 30 — W isconsin Tem pe
Price; N ew M exico State; and
slow motion the new defensive roons and w ill sta rt (qb) F ran M ar. 31 — Wisconsin Tem pe
guard C harlie B row n, Texas
and offensive additions which U rban, (lh) N olan Jones, (rl#) A pril 1 — W isconsin
Tempe
T he A rizona W ildcats w ill
W estern.
w ill- be employed • by the De­ Jo e D rake, and (fb) Ed Ellis, A pril 2 — W isconsin Tem pe
m eet th e S un Devil gym nastics
mons this fall.
(le) Bill Spanko. (It) Jo e. Ca- A pril 3 — Wisconsin Tem pe
team tom orrow afternoon at, 2
Tiie
Gold
team
,
coached
by
m
ut, (lg) F red Yuss, (e) John A pril 4 — Wisconsin
*
p.m. in the ASU gym.
Dick Tam buro and P aul Kemp, Vucichevich, (rg) M ike B a rth ­
Scottsdale
C huck McMahon, high scorw ill boast a first string line olomew, (rt) M ike Cupchak A pril 4 — Wisconsin P hoenix
dr last w eek w ith 43 points, composed of: (le) Tim Lee,
and (re) Bob R em bert will A pril 6 — ASC Flagstaff
w ill be but for a rep eat p e r­ (It) Jesse B radford, (Ig) Dick
compose the startin g M aroon
Tempe
form ance. L etterm an Dick L e- Locke, (c) F red Rhoades, (rg)
line.
A pril 7 — W illiams AFB
609 M ill • W O 7-3221 Beau, plagued w ith an injured
Williams AFB
shoulder, w ill en ter lim ited ev­
A pril 9 — Casa G rande
ents.
“W e Teach Watches to
Cotton Kings Casa G randa
O th er ASU team m em bers
A p ril' 9 — ASC Flagstaff
f Tell the Truth”
(Competing w ill be freshm an
Tem pe
H arvy P lant, and letterm en
The ASU Sun Im ps round tlje E astern A rizona JC Mon- A pril 11 — Arizona (2)
R E A S O N A B L E P R IC E S D ave B onham and Iv an J e n n ­ out th eir 1958-59 basketball sters in M orenci.
Tucson
ings.
season - Saturday night against
The contest, originally slated A pril 13 — W illiams AFB
fo r Thatcher, w ill be a charity
W illiams AFB
affair to raise m oney for M or- A pril 15-16 — Sul Ross
You're always ready
enci’s new civic center and oth­
Tem pe
e r projects.
A pril 17 — San Diego
Coach
F an n y
M arkham ’s
M arines
Tempe
for a date;;,
quintet cu rren tly is sporting a A pril 18 — San Diego
12-4 record and defeated the ,
M arines (2)
Tempe
thanks to Arrow
M onsters once th is'seaso n , 70-, A pril 23 — Camp Pendleton
60.
Pendleton
W ash and W ear
Probable Im p startin g lineup A pril 24 — San Diego Naval
w ill consist of forw ard Ollic
A ir
S. Diego
Payne, the team ’s leading scor­ A pril 25 — Nav. T raining
e r w ith a 15 point average;
C enter
• S. Diego
'Your timing is as neat as your ap­
forw ard H arvey Darche, top re - A pril 27-28 — F o rt H uachuca
pearance when the shirt is a new
bounder w ith an average of 13
Tempe
Arrow Wash and Wear. N o wait­
p e r game; 6-6 Vz center Mike April 28 — Casa -Grande
ing for the laundry. Just suds—
McConnell, second in scoring
Cotton Kings Casa G rande
an d rebounding; guard Chico M ay 1 — N aval T raining
drip-dry—and you’re ready to go!
M orrison, team leader in field
C enter
Tempe
Economical, too . « . your allow­
goal
and free throw accuracy; M ay 2 — Arizona (2)
ance goes further.
and guard W alt B aum ann.
Tempe
F irst, a long, low bow to
W est T ex as an d H ardin-S im
m ons. Second, a little m ore in ­
form ation to fu rth e r m uddle
th e playoff p ictu re in th e B or­
d e r Conference.
Officially, ASU, Texas W est
ern and New M exico S tate are
. co-holders of th e BC cham
pionship. Each receives a first
place trophy. T he playoff is to
see w hich of th e th ree cham ps
goes to th e NCAA regional
tournam ent, not to determ ine a
cham pion in th e BC.
As of £ p.m. yesterday, T ex ­
as W estern’s Ja c k Burgess is
th e only p lay er ineligible for

Howard
All-BC

, th e playoffs u n der the NCAA
ru ling on fo u r-y ear m en p lay ­
ing in post-season games. (B u r­
gess h it 21 against ASU in the
D evil loss to TWC Feb. 21).
T he w in n er of M onday’s
gam e pitting the Devils against
th e victor in tom orrow ’s TW
NMS gam e gets to host Idaho
State, Rocky M ountain loop
cham pion. T he w inner of th at
gam e m eets St. M ary’s of
Calif., the W est Coast AC
cham p, at San Francisco’s Cow
Palace M arch 13.
Incidentally, how a b o u t get­
tin g a large group together to
give the local cagers some m or­
al support M onday, w h erever
th a t gam e is going to be p lay ­
ed? C ontact Je ff K iehl a t Ext.
300 or the S tate Press for c h a r­
te r bus inform ation. T here’s
room for 39 riders.
3fc $
$

“No com m ent,” said Coach
Bobby W inkles yesterday w hen
asked about th e upcom ing base­
ball season w hich gets under
w ay M onday w hen the Sun
Devils invade G rand Canyon
College.
He th en proceeded to coi
m ent.

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F rid ay, M arch 6, 1959

BC CAGE PLAYOFFS

Devils, ? Go
The B order Conference r e ­
presentative to the NCAA p lay ­
o ffs will be determ ined M onday
night at eith er Texas W estern’s
oi New Mexico S tate’s home
court.
TWC and NMSU collide to*
m orrow night on the Texas
W estern floor in the first gam e
of the BC playoffs. Arizona

State w ill m eet the victor on
the w inner’s home court.
The three team s ended the
’58-59 season w ith iridentical
7-3 records in league play.
ASU won the coin flip decid­
ing which team would d raw a
bye in the first game. TWC
then won a second coin flip
to enjoy the home floor a d ­
vantage over the Aggies.

Demon Thinclads
On Coastal Tour

As of noon yesterday, no
word had been received as to
the eligibility of two T exas
W estern players who have
played four years of varsity
basketball. T he players w ill
not h e eligible for th e NCAA
playoffer-l^ut Dr. Emil Larson,
BC commissioner, m ust decide
w hether the m en w ill be a l­
lowed to competooin th e gam e
S aturday night.
ASU fans w ill be rooting for
the Devils to snap th e ir sea­
son-long road jin x M onday.
The AS basketballers ended
th eir reg u lar season Tuesday
w ith a 17-8 record, a ll-e ig h t
losses suffered oil alien courts.
The ASU startin g five M on­
day w ill include Bill P ry o r
at center, A1 Nealey and G ary
Norton at forw ards, and P aul
Denham and BC a ll-sta r P a u l
Howard at the guard positions.

B y J e ff K ie h l
class schedules during the la t­
Sun Devil spikers compete in te r part of thw week, while
two W est Coast relay meets to B radford and Johnstone are
begin their first big w eek of m em bers of the ASU football
track and field competition a f­ squad, which holds its annual
ter las; S aturday's w arm u^l spring intra-sq u ad fracas to­
against the U niversity of Ari-1 m orrow evening.
zona.
*"
I
C a s tillo
p la n n e d
to
ru n
.Y e ste rd a y .
Coach
Senon F isch l, K e ith . Cole,. T o m P et“Baidy" Castillo and his B or­ t i t and G eorge H w s h e y in ' th e -*
d er Conference champions vied 4 4 0 -y a rd re la y ; H e rshe y, W i l ­
' against ' San Diego ' State ¿and ! lis P a lm e r, P e ttit and M a i.
the Camp. Pendleton M arines, .Spence in bo th th e 880 and m ile
M cG ow an,
D ave
in a triangular relay m eet all re la y : J im
D elta Sigma_ P hi w alked
Oceanside, Calit. Tomorrow C lo u g h , M el Spence a r r d V fe n BENCH POWER . . . Adding depth to Arizona
aw ay w ith,top honors last w eek
ASU trackm en Will compete in! derson in th e 2 - m ile re la y , and
State’s basketball qui& iet for Monday night’s play­
in . the In tram u ral Bowling
the annual Southern Pacific! M el and M a l Spence, M cG o w a n
off game is Jack Heath. Heath, a sophomore^stands
Tournam ent a t K achina Lanes
AAU Relay# on the East Los and -H-enderson in th e d ista n ce
6-3 and weighs 180. M ade'his {best showing-of the
in Mesa.
m e d le y re la y . '
Angeles JC track.
season in the Pepperdine game, scoring six quick
D elta Sig had 1953 pins for
T h e tr a v e l ro s te r w as c o m - j
In the hurdles race, Fischl,
points in jA SU’s 112-78 rout of the Californians.
12
games.
SaTiuaro
H
all
w
as
posed o f
24
m en, in c lu d in g ; who has turned in a 14.1 best
d ista n ce c h a m p io n A le x H e n ­ tim e in the 120-yard highs, will second; Sigma Chi Sigma, th ird ;
Instant C ar Service
Tem pe Center
derson, h u r d le r .D ic k
F is c h l, face some of the W est’s best Off Campus Men, fourth, and
pole v a u lte rs
Don Jeisy, Joe hurdlers. Ansel Robinson,' from Sigma Nu fifth.
Rose and B o b b y T s c h ila r, a n d | Fresno State and m em ber of
.1litt Al
m id d le d ista nce m en M el and the.-US Olympic squad, is a
•(171
v M a l Spence.
possible entrant.
A rizona S tate’s varsity golf
Four Sun Devil standouts,
In the field events, ASU will team opens its 1959 golf sche­
javelin throw er Herb Montoya, have Rose, Jeisy and Tschilar
dule tom orrow w ith a m atch
discus throw er Carrol Lindroos, in the pole vault. Tom W hetagainst the U niversity of A ri­
and sprinters Jesse Bradford stine is entered in the high
zona at P aradise C ountry Club bfeiVjjE-ifff
and Isaac Johnstone will not. jum p, and freshm an W ayne
in Phoenix. The m atch, a six FIRSTin laundry and Cleaning • l AST in the Phene Beoh
m ake the trip. Both Montoya McDonnell is the AS en try in
m an fo u r-top-score affair, is
and Lindroos have conflicting! the javelin.
.scheduled for 2:30 p.m.
Tempe Center
W O 7 -577 3

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at all
all hesitant
hesitant to rent
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for a million dollars?

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sufficient for all your needs,.
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9. Can an extravagant claim
make you switch from
one filter cigarette
to another?

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