48 File
Petitions
For 38
Positions

F o rty -e ig h t petitions have
been tu rn e d in by candidates
seeking 38 offices av ailable in
A SU stu d en t governm ent.
T he p rim a ry election w ill be
W ednesday from 8 a.m. to 4:30
p.m . on th e co rn er Qf College
and O range, n e x t to E ast hall.
S tudents m u st p resent activity
cards in o rd e r to vote.

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Vol. 37

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F riday, M arch 13, 1959

Traffic Safety
Campaign Opens
t

A safe driving-safe w alking cam paign is being launched on
the ASU cam pus today.
Citations for speeding and failure to yield th e rig h t-o f-w ay
to pedestrians a re to be issued by .the Cam pus Police w henever
violations o f such traffice- law s are observed, G ayle Shum an,
director of Campus Security, announced yestedday.
Jay -w alk ers- w ere rem inded ---------------— -—--------------- *
by Mr. Shum an of the ordi­ w alk. Violation of this, law is
nance prohibiting crossing a common on campus, he said,
thoroughfare except in a cross- and w ill force police to issue

The AS ASU offices are presi­
dent, first vice president, ac­
tivities vice president and sec­
retary. AM S and AW S offices
are president, vice president,
secretary and treasurer.

citations to violators unless the
practice is discontinued im m ed­
iately.
/
C rack-dow n on violators has
been ordered as th e latest m ove
in a long-continued effort to
HP
expedite traffic on cam pus and
at th e same tim e to m aintain
Dr. Alceu Amoroso.--Lima, m axim um safety standards, Mr.'
w ell-know n philosopher and Shum an said.
“The law specifically states
socioligist, w ill 'a p p e a r in a
series of m eetings at ASU next th at th e pedestrian has the
rig h t-o f-w ay ,” M r. Shum an
week.
L
ONE, IS A QUEEN . . . but her identity w ill re­
Dr. Lim a’s first appearance said. “B ut it also states th a t
to
main
the
secret
of
judges
until
the
M
ilitary
Ball
w
ill
be at 10:40 a.m. M onday pedestrians a re required
Only one Candidate has ap­
cross
thoroughfares
only
in
A
pril
18.
Standing
(I
to
r)
are
Mary
Olmstead,
in th e MU banquet rooms,
plied for each of several of­
Brenda Peterson, Barbara Defer, Diane Rose andr w here he w ill lecture on “The duly m arked and designated
fices. These candidates wi(l
Pat Lowe. Front seated (l to r) are Dee Davis, Linda
M odern Novel in Brazil.” A t crosswalks. We are going toreceive automatic election, unPeterson and Shirley Sperger.
7 p.m. “T he D evelopm ent of enforce both of these law s
les*. defeats# by^iyrite-in votes
strictly from now on.
Philosophical
Thought in B ra­
In the primary election Wed“A nother point m ost cam pus
zil” w ill be his topic at the
* nesday. For several other posi­ ASU Is IAWS Host
drivers
seem to have forgotten
ASU philosophy club’s meeting.
tions, only two students have
is, th at there is a speed lim it of
T
uesday’s
schedule
includes
filed petitions. These elections
a discussion of “T otalitarianism 15 m ph on all cam pus streets,”
w ill be determined in the pri­
and
Dem ocracy in B razil” a t he continued.
mary.
The speed lim it through th e
The assistant to th e Secre­ A ltm an’s d ep artm en t, store in- 11:40 a.m., “T he Problem of
O th er officers w ill b e d e te r­
Taiatatorship in L atin A m eri­ rest of the congested area in
ta
ry
of
L
abor
and
a
pasto
r
are
New Y ork City from 1930 to
m ined by th e general election
Tempe is 25 m ph except w hen
scheduled speakers fo r th e na ’37; has been designer and m an ­ ca” a t 8 p.m. and a reception
W ednesday, M arch 25.
posted differently, M r. Shum an
tional biennial convention of u factu rer of “My Tow n” toys a t 9:15 p.m., all in the M U ..
Candidates and the offices
On W ednesday, Dr. Lim a w ill said; He w arned th a t the C am ­
they seek are: A SA SU presi the Intercollegiate Association since 1946. A resident of Wes­ repeat his discussion of total* pus Police and Tem pe C ity P o ­
of W omen Students,. M arch 31- ton, Conn,, she w as a R epubli­
dent: Dave' Barnes, Tom Hulen
itarianism and dem ocracy at lice are intensifying th e ir p a ­
A pril 3, a t A S U ."
can m em ber of th e House of
Diane E. Blommel and B i
trol and th at hot-rodders w ill
Mrs. Alice K. Leopold, direc­ R epresentatives in C onnecticut 8:40 a.m. ànd w ill address th e not be tolerajted, , .
Sullivan.
^ BA SU first vice
to r of the W om en’s B ureau in in 1949-52, and becam e Secre- •ASU faculty on “U niversity
president: L a rry ' L . McCord
th
e U. S. D epartm ent of Labor, ta r of S tate in C onnecticut in Education in B razil” a t 4 p.m.
and Max C. Richards. Act|vi
w ill speak on “The Challenge 1951. S h e has been assistant Several inform al coffee hours
.ties vice president; Toni John
of Tom orrow .” H er talk, to be to th e S ecretary of L abor since and luncheons also are sche­
son and Tj)m Meredith.yvSASU
duled M onday through T h u rs­
given a t a b a n ­ 1953.
secretary: Jane Wagner and
i
day.
quet fo r 500
Barbara Defer.
A ........
T h re e -institutions of higher
A ll Of Dr. L im a’s lectures ex ­
delegates A pril
learning have presented h e r cept the one to the faculty are
AW S president: G ebrgia K as
T a t 7 p.m. in
F ifty four ASU un d erg rad u ­
netsis. AW S v ic e ' p resident
open to the public.
the MU b all­ w ith honorary degrees. '
ate
students received perfect
V elva R ichey, B a rb a ra T erm ain
B rought h ere by the State
ASU coeds w ill be hostesses,
room, w ill c a r­
grades
fo r the first sem ester,
an d K ay M urdock. AWS sec
Ç. ^Departm ent’s Com m ittee on In ry out th e con- a t the convention.
announced A lfred Thomas, J r.,
(C on tin u ed on P a g e 3>
re ta ry : Cardie H endrickson and
v e n t i o n ’s
reg istrar and director of ad ­
M ary O lm stead. AW S tre a su r
missions. All are residents of
i them e, “C haler: SudKPenrod and Sue F rost
! lenge to the
Arizona.
AM S president: Sam Stocks
E ducated W oA total o f 1,002 undergradu­
and John Lindauer. AM S vice
Leopold
m an: Conform ­
ates, com pleting 12 or m ore
president: Leon Charles Hauck
ity o r Indepen­
sem ester hours, received 3.00and Thomas (Tom)
Lewis.
dence.”
4.00 grade indices.
Les
B
row
n
and
his
B
and
of
This seems to have been the
AM S treasurer: Richard T . T a r ­
Of the 54 students who r e ­
Rev. D r: E d­ Renow n w ill appear tom orrow
form ula of .success for the band
rant.
ceived th e possible four point
w in T. D ahl- at ’th e R iverside P a rk B all­
B utch Stone and Stum py
Senatorial candidates are:
ber, president room, Phoenix, from 9 p.m. to Brow n, Les’s- younger brother, average, 10 are freshm en; 9
College of L iberal A rts: (C aro of C hurches of 2 a.m. ASU students w ill be w ill be featured w ith the band sophomores; 14, juniors and 21,
' ly n ) L ynn A. Steinko, Sel E rC hrist in the offered special rates of $1.75. on th eir one night stand a t the seniors. -B reakdow n by col­
der, Ju d y Olson and S hirley M.
leges is: Liberal A rts, 22; E d­
U. S., w ill a d ­
The band was organized by R iverside P a rk Ballroom.
Sperger. B usiness A dm inistra­
ucation, 25; Business A dm ini­
dress delegates Brown in 1940 and has moved
tion: Louis F riedm an, Jo h n
stration, 4 and A rts and Sci­
at
a
dinner steadily forw ard to the num ­
M arshall an d M arilyn L eafences, 3.
A pril 2 in the ber one position ih the nation
dale.
Education: -Linda C.
The fo u r-point scholars con­
Dahfberg
MU.
today according to Billboard
j-fp o p er, M arjorie A. B onham ,
sisting of 31 wom en Sftd 23
Rev. D ahlberg, born in F e r and M etronom e m agazines and
yPane W olcott an d H elene E. gus F alls, Minn., is a grad u ate
m en, are:
the N ational Ballroom O pera­
C habat.
A pplied A rts 1- and of the U niversity of M innesota
Women, College -of Liberal
tors of Am erica.
Science: D avid Adaany and and R ochester (N. Y.) Theolo­
Arts:
R. K. Taylor, W. C. W al­
B row n’s dance band is on the
R onald J . P aquin.
ters, I. B. A braham s, V. K .
gical Sem inary. H e received top of all m ajor polls, includ­
Senior class: Carole Beley. h is doctor of divinity degree ing Down Beat, w hich has vot­
Anderson, L\ M usgrave, A. H.
"Junior class: llor* Rhodes, Jan from K euka (N. Y.) College ed it first place for the past
Prickett, J. W. M innick, G. M.
Seuerns, Juanita Dees and Den­ in 1939, is ta m em ber of the four years.
Fletcher, N. M. Packer, and
M.
F. Stites.
nis Christy. Sophomore class: board of trustees of th e ColThe» nam e Les B row n has
Barbara Farone, Judy Hamer, gate-R ochester D ivinity School, become a symbol of -good,
Men, College of Liberal A rts:
Janet Steward, Becky McDon­ and p astor of the D elm er B ap­ danceable music
R. M. Flores, G. P. K lahr, H. A.
throughout
ald and* Bob McAdams. Off tist Church, St. Louis, Mo.
Rosenstock, S. M. A xel, W. L.
the continent. Tim e m agazine
Campus W o m e n: Barbara
B rand, D. E. M orrison, D. W.
Mrs. Leopold graduated from recently quoted him as saying:
Milkes and Bobbie (Roberta) G oucher College in 1927. Shte “We prefer; sound to noise a n d ,
Sharp, G. T. Young, R. L; G arTaylor.
giulo, S. Shim abukuro, E.
w as personnel director of B. w e like the; melody if it’s good.”
L es B ro w n
T he stu d e n t senate consists
of tw o senators from each of
th e follow ing groups: the col­
leges of A pplied A rts an d Sci­
ence, B usiness A dm inistration,
L ib eral A rts, Education; AMS,
AW S,,'Foreign Language C oun­
cil, In te r-H a ll Council, In te rF ra te rn ity Council, J u n io r class,
O ff C am pus Men, O ff C am pus
W omen, Panhellenig Council;
S enior Class, Sophom ore Class,
S tu d en t Religious Council; and
a V eteran S en ato r

Noted Brazilian
Speaker Views
Philosophy, Arts

Speakers Revealed

54 Students
Earn 4 0 0

Les Brown, Band Of Renown
Appear Tomorrow At Riverside

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STATE PRESS

F riday, M arch 13, 1959

Busy
Housing Director
Relates Views On Program

LISTENING . . .in ten tly to a student’s problem is
ASU assistant director of housing R. E> Troxell, left.
Housing office personnel counsel students on finan­
cial m atters in addition to helping them find ap­
propriate living quarters.

The tape recorder w as a or w on’t, pay th eir re n t on tim e. All w e ask is th a t they
small, m odern portable, and an time.
come in and. talk w ith us. W e’ll
excellent m eans for obtaining \ “We realize,” 'says Mr. H ick- try to help them in any way
an interview .
cox, “th at there are some who we can.”
“I ’m sorry I couldn’t be here can’t pay a t the scheduled
Finding places for confer­
in person. W e’re alw ays busy,
ence delegates to sleep iïk a n ­
and this ju st happens to be one
other duty of the Housinfc/deof those days.” The voice
pàrtm ent.
U sually th e ^ e n h coming quietly from' the m a ­
ferences are planned so th at
chine w as th a t of Edw ard
they fall on a holiday or in theH ickcox.
sum m er. S till it takes a great
deal of planning ap d schedul­
D irector of the ASU Housing
ing to accomodate everyone.
departm ent, Mr. Hickcox’s of­
ficial job calls for the “bed­
“There is -definitely a re ­
ding dow n” of an average of
w arding side to our job
2400 ASU students annually.
though,” says Mr. R. E. T ro x ­
B ut his unofficial job is m uch •
ell, assistant director. “We get .
bigger. H e also has to be a
a great deal of satisfaction out
psychologist, a financial co u n -'
of helping the students w ith
selor, a p atien t m an, and a
th eir problem s. A t the tim e
m other hen.
th eir difficulties seem awfully,
big to them , and it is com fort­
D irector of 15 residence halls,
ing to have someone help thein
Mr. Hickcox and his staff col­
w ork out the problem. T h a t’s
lect rent, m aintain the halls,
w h at w e’re here for.”
counsel the students in fin ­
ancial m atters, and help w ith
“One thing’s for sure,” he
the discipline. Aside from this,
continued,
“th ere’s never a dull
E dw ard H ick cox
th ey also see th a t each resi­
m om ent.”
H o u sin g D irector
dent has a change o f. lin e n ..
every week.
“The hard est tim e alw ays oc­
See Our Ne5?? Hol'N-One Donut Machine
curs rig h t a t the beginning of
each school year. No sooner
do 'w e get ^everyone settled,
th an th ere are some students
w ho decide to pack„ up and
go home. A nd then there are
those who have problem s w hich
are referred to us by the head
residents.”
Now Under N ew Management
A nother problem occurs at 8th S tre et
H arold
the beginning of each m onth.
& C o lleg e
B arcla y , M gr.
The housing departm ent has its
fair share of those Who can’t,

Dr. Robert Coonrod Says

Dr. Zhivago' Condemns Communism
“Dr. Zhivago,” recent novel not leave his homeland, he a t­
by the Russian author Boris tem pts to w ithdraw from his
Pasternak, condem ns Com m un­ society which subjegates the
is m in the Soviet Union; but individual for the group. P as­
■m ore im portant, it reaffirm s the ternak tells, the story of Dr.
philosophy of individual rights, Zhivago’s w ife and m istress,
freedom and a re tu rn to C hrist­ his inner conflicts and w an d er­
ian philosophy,” said Dr. Rob-I ing across Russia to find his
ert Coonrod, ASU’s History and fam ily and peace. . Eventually,
Political 'Science departm ent Dr. Zhivago degenerates as a
chairm an yesterday.
I physician and hum an being and
Dr. Zhivago is a m em ber of | finally dies.
a special group of Russian in- I B ut P asternak do'esn’t blam e
tellcgentsia * of
philosophers, his characters for th eir failings.
w riters and artists who arise He believes there is great good
betw een 1914 and , 1921, the in them”. However, he \blames,
years of W orld W af l and the society and history, whose pres­
Communist ' revolution. This sures w ere more ,than the peo­
group refuses to em brace Com­ ple could w ithstand.
m unism .
\
In the tradition of the great
Although Dr. Zhivago- will Russian novels of the 19th cen­
tury, “Dr. Zhivago” does not
“m easure u p ” w ith the psy­
chological
com plications
in
Dostoyevsky’s w orks or the in­
tricate characterizations in Tol-

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stoi’s. H owever, P astern ak has
w ritten tru th w hich is danger­
ous in his country, said. Dr.
Coonrod.
H ad P astern ak w ritten this
book in the 1930’s, he probably
would have been executed in
the purges.
A fter S talin’s
death in 1953, th ere w as a
“loosening u p ” in the realm of
arts w h ereb y w riters and a r ­
tists w ere given m ore creative
freedom.
However, this problem of free
expression in the U.S.S.R. was
brought into focus last year
w hen the Soviet governm ent
forbid P astern ak to accept the
Nobel P rize for L iterature, a d d ­
ed Dr. Coonrod. .
More th a n 100 persons a t­
tended the book, review lunch­
eon w hich w as sponsored by
the S tu d en t-F acu lty Relations
com m ittee yesterday afternoon
in M em orial Union.
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More About

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Lima To Give Lectures AS Dean

Dr.

(C on tin u ed from P a g e 1)

the Social In stitute in Brazil.
He presently is visiting p ro ­
fessor, Institu te of Brazilian
Studies, New York University.
He has represented Brazil at
'several international cultural
and educational conferences
Absentee b a l l o t s for
and has served as representa­
W ednesday’s election are
tive of the O rganization of A m ­
available to students unable
erican States at the UNESCO
to vote at the polls. Ballots •General Assembly.
may be obtained in MU 202
His publications include more
Monday and must be r e ­
th
an
50 titles in the fields of
turned by 4 p.m. Tuesday. literature and literary criticism,

education, economics, politics,
sociology and religion, several
of w hich have been translated
into • m any languages.
He
speaks fluent English;
Dr. Lima is accompanied by
his w ife and son.

ternational Exchange of P e r­
sons and ASU, Dr. Lim a is pro­
fessor of B razilian L iterature
a t the U niversity of Brazil and
at the Catholic U niversity of
Rio de Janeiro, of Sociology at

Dr. A. A. L im a f

ut soft! What taste from

Colonel Cron
To Address ASE
Col. Robert L. Cron, jr. will
address the ASU chapter of. the
A m erican1Society Of Engineers
on the Construction of Guided
Missile Test Tracks at 8 p.m.,
Tuesday.
Col. Cron, assistant profes­
sor of engineering, w ill show
slides in room 137 of the Engi­
neering Center.
Col. Cron joined the' ASU
Engineering staff in 1957.

Attends
Meeting

Dr. Catherine G. Nichols, as­
sociate dean of students at
| ASU, will attend the annual
convention of the N ational A s­
sociation of 'Women Deans and
Counselors in Cleveland, Ohio.
A t 't h e m eeting, M arch 182^, Dean Nichols w ill represent
Arizona W omen Deans and
Counselors,, and the regional
contact committee.
She will
also, be liason officer from the
NAWDC to the Intercollegiate
Associated Women Students.
She has been invited to serve
as hostess at the banquet on
March* 21 and at a luncheon on •
M arch 22.

President s Inauguration
B ill Passed B y Senators
An - inauguration ceremony M cArthurs, Engineering Coun­
for ASASU officers w as estab­ cil.
There is a Senate position
lished W ednesday w hen the
Student Senate passed Senate open for the College of Liberal
Bill 121.
The date recom ­ A rts. Those interested should
m ended is the S aturday pre- contact Ralph Segal, ASASU
ceeding non-activity w eek of vice presid en t.^
the spring semester. The day
is to be designated ASASU More About
P resident’s Day.
An afternoon “President/s
T ea” w ill be included in the
rC ontinued from Page 1»
day’s agenda, w ith dinner and
an inaugural ball in the evening. I R ondthaler, and W. L. H en­
The bill will be given its final drickson.
Women, College of Educa­
reading at the next Senate
tion:
J. I. Azcuenago, M. A.
m eeting, M arch 25.
Davis-, B, E. H arlner, M. N.
A bill to renam e the Exècu- j Jordan,' C. V. Thraen, S- J.
tive Council" "the ‘‘P resident’s W ard, D. M. Dana, J. A. D ick­
C abinet” was w ithdraw n be- j erson, A.
e*;35M. Erickson, K.
cause .it would require a con-j
T. E. Howard, V. L.
stitutional am m endm ent rath M.. L,. B utler, S. A.
er than Senate action.
L. I. Feehery, S B.
A ppointm ent of G ary W alker j
r. Nielson. J. A.
as chairm an of the Rally and)
M. F. Towrtsend, and
T raditions Committee was ap ­ C. Harper.
proved by the Senate, as was
Men, College of Education:
Lora .R hodes’ appointm ent as! C. L. Radusch, W. C. Hart, Ö.
ehairm an of the Senate C u ltu r-I E. Shryook, W. H. Wiley, and
al| | A
ffairs _•__v,
Committee.
R. F. Williams.
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Women, College of Business
Recently appointed senators
participating in their first Sen­ Adm inistration: S. D. H arris.
ate session- included: Roberta | Men, College of Business Ad­
Taylor, Off Campus 'Women: m inistration: R. P. Robinson; •
M ary K ay Landkam er, P an - B. Rubin, B. F. Klotz.
hellenic; George Cullom, V et­
Men, College of Applied A rts
erans; Paul Ellsworth, Engin­ and Sciences: J. O. Longboteering Council; and 1W arren tom, B. H. Ravert, J. W. Roby.

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LITTLE MAN ON. CAMPUS
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By P E T E Y O LM STED

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EDITORIALLY SPEAKING -

Let's Check
The A SA SU elections W ednesday should cause
very few candidates to lose any sleep. More than three
fourths of them w ill be elected this year.
With 38 offices available, only 48 contestants are in
the race. This sounds alm ost lik e the situation in some
other countries w e accuse of being “undem ocratic.”

SAME iTU PEN TS fLUNKlNó My CLA54 AEP
OUT THERE FÖ0UN6 AWAVTHfIR TIMP ON THE ARCHERY'fIEUP."

But ASU is not guilty on that count. Dozens could
be running for ea&i office, w ith qualifications what they
are. Student leaders encourage anyone eligible and in­
terested to run for office.
'
Even w ith all the encouragem ent,. the number of
candidates averages out t6 hardly any choice for voters.
Could there be too m any offices around compared to the
number of students interested enough to run?

By R O C H E L L E M A C K EY

Maybe an investigation of the worth and^need of
some ofices would rem edy the situation.

F or the past two w eeks or so a sm all fire has been sm old­
ering over the alleged inability of A rizona State students to dis­
cuss such topics as existentialism , m elting ice-caps, th e m erits
of Holst, and so on and on.
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P erhaps it would be a good everyone on campus,
idea for ASU students to inves*
tigate,
understand
and
learn
to
In
a
recent
editorial
the S tate
Two years ago a grammar school student was struck
appreciate
th
eir
cu
ltural
s
u
rP
ress
discussed
the
possibilities
by an automobile on the Arizona State campus and
roundings before crossing th e 0f E uropean travel and study.
critically injured. She later suffered a partial am puta­
Atlantic t 9 existentialism. How We neglected to mention the
tion of one leg as a result.
„many of us, for instance, are residence study program in
Yesterday a sim ilar accident nearly occurred at fhe aw are of the a rt collection in M exico City, sponsored by ASU.
M atthew s L ibrary? Or for th a t
C urriculum for the program
corner of College and Orange.
m atter, who takes careful note inciudes history, political sciIn the former accident the driver was exonerated of a rt ^exhibits diSPlay6d in the ence, a rt and Spanish. M inim um
of all blame. The little girl dashed into the side of his
cost fo r the five-w eek study is
car from behind the bushes in front of the Lyceum . The
A t this tim e there is an e x - $250 fo r ro u n d -trip tran sp o rtadriver w as going less than the speed lim it and vtfas ob­ hibit in the Union low er lounge tion from Tempe, board and
displaying the Work of two A rt room, tuition and books,
serving every reasonable safety precaution.
departm ent, faculty m em bers.
A nyone desiring, m ore in fo rIn that case .those of us who saw the accident real­ Mrs. Jean H opkins’ jew elry, m ation about the program
ized the fault was that of the Arizona State com m unity ranging from pins to polished should contact Dr. Roy C. Rice,
at lcygo.' The child had seen Arizona State students stone inlaid rings, and Tom J. director of Sum m er Sessions.
H arter’s paintings show to good
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(yes, and faculty too!) display blatant disregard of the advantage the talent there is on
Today is the last day to buy
rules oijjsimple safety as w ell as of common courtesy. the ASU faculty.
.an annual. It is a book m ore
She had learned from -the exam ple of her elders that
The second floor hall of th3 th an w orth its $7 price tag and
„the pedestrian has the right of way; it is up to the driv­ Union contains an outstanding includes the history of the
exhibit of photographic art, the nam e-change campaign from
er to yield to the slightest whim of a pedestrian.
w ork of the staff of the P hoto- its opening days in 1954 to final
W^, e n d o r s e ’heartily and fu lly’ the traffic safety graphy section of the ASU A rt victory election night last fall,
campaign starting today on campus. "There is no room departm ent. Both exhibits are Be sure to get your 1959
for- hot-rodders on any campus, especially on such a w ell,.w orth th e v attention of Sahuaro; it’s quite a package.

Whose Fault

crowded one as this.

v

Did yo u r m othèr ever throw
aw ay a ragged, b u t favorite
p air of shoes you loved, o r a
faded, com fortable p a ir of le vi’s, and not tell you u n til
“later.”
If nothing else u p sets"y o jir
equilibrium , this u su a lly can.
F irst you don’t believe it. In
a frantic second, you w onder
hoW you can get these relics
back.
Then, resigned, you
puzzle, “W hy?”
W ith an experience like this
in your past, you can u n d er' stand th e sorrow ful atm osphere
pervading the D evil’s Den cu r­
rently. F o r it w as w ith shock
the D en’s m ost reliable custom ­
ers found th e ir hangout’s com­
fortable personality renovated.
W here once th é clank of cof­
fee cups and spoons, and ra u ­
cous chortles of happy loafers
w ere m uffled by t u n e f u l
Messrs. Jo h n n y Cash, Don G ib­
son, and D uane Eddy, now p er­
sistent nsnare drum s an d clar­
inets ra ttle aw ay at y o u r w eak­
ening nerves.
T h at is, w hen anyone puts any m oney in th e ju k e box.
Since this advent on cam pus
of p r o g r e s s i v e jazz, the
usual jukeb o x -feed ers
have
w ithdraw n into m ourning. So
now you’re lucky (?) to hear
anything b u t clanking dishes
and sorrow ful m ü rm urs in the
Den.
These m ourners don’t b e­
grudge jazz-lovers th e ir taste.
A pparently, how ever, th e connoiseurs of progressive jazz
don’t spend m uch tim e in the
Den. E ith er that, o r th ey are
saving th e ir nickels to buy al­
bum s of th e ir own.- If the
form er is th e case, w hy couldn’t
there be a selection of W estern
songs to a ttra c t »the old guard
back again?
If th e la tte r is th e case, the
proponents of progressive jazz
m ust have lots of w ill pow er.
M aybe this w ould enable them
to stand an occasional tw angy g u itar in th e Den.
A fter all, w ith tw angy gui­
ta r records,, playing, you can’t
hear, anything else. A nd th a t’s
b etter th an no escape at all
from the reality of clanking
coffee cups.
Please understand, I enjoy
all kinds of m usic— a little.
L et’s have a balance here.
M aybe w hoever is in charge
of th a t m achine w ould change
its tu n e — a little?

j

L e t t e r s To Thé E d i t o r

H owever, w e would like to commend especially the .
threatened crack-down on jay-w alking. It’s a wonder
In some preceeding issues of
some drivers don’t lose their tempers and deliberately
run down those arrogant, adolescent and inconsiderate this periodical I noticed w ith
pedestrians who wander diagonally across the street in' interest a series of letters d e­
ploring the lack of intellectual
the m iddle of the block or pick the m iddle of the street aw areness on this cam pus. I
or drivew ay to stand and have their fatuous flirtations. „.wish to take issue w ith one
The fault in yesterday’s near accident w as parity such T etter in particular.
The composer of said com­
that of the driver and that of the pfedestrian. Most carv m unication states he has dis­
pedestrian accidents are.
covered no one w ith whom to
discuss the relative philosophies
a n d m echanics of ' various a u ­
thors and poets. C’est domage.
Perhaps it has not occurred
to the afore-m entiohed individ­
ual th a t some who have read
It’s unfortunate but true that a great m any A SU said w riter m ay have found
pedestrians and drivers seem to need the law to teach m any or most of them 6incredi­
bly dull, as havç I, and do not
them common courtesy and sim ple safety.
p articularly care to discuss
More pow er to the Campus Police and their cam ­ them .
m
/
paign.
it ■<
I feel, for exam ple, th a t it

W hile the current campaign is, in its beginning
phases, directed specifically at unsafe drivers-, Mr. Shu­
man has warned the next phase w ill be directed against
unsafe walkers. The problem is two-phased.

is sjieer idiocy to occupy one’s, o ther boors w ith sim iliar in ­
tim e unravelling the works' of terest on this campus, and th a t
the various Russian authors (I a person w ith a sm all am ount
choose the Russians because of perseverance should be able
they seem to be in vogue at to ferret some of them out.
this tim e), whose w orks have
R obert G. W allace
survived not because they are
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profound or scintillating, but.
Béing appreciators of good
because
Russian
literatu re m usic and all th a t jazz, we
•(w ith the. exception of some of find it quite depressing to find
the post-revolutionary w riters) some dam n yankee has rèp lac- •
has failed to rise above m edio­ ed our boy 'J o h n n y Cash and
crity and has nothing b etter associâtes With some high brow
to offer.
stuff.
I Concur, in essence, w ith said
Now w e respect them ivy’s
individual as to the lack of in ­ taste and th e y ’re welcom e to,
tellectual atm osphere in the in ­ th eir .choice of noise, b u t if
stitutions of higher learning in som ething isn’t done soon ab o u t
the state of Arizona. However, th e Den ju k e b o x — w e’re go­
as to the m atter of this p e r­ ing to pipe Lcmg^Jo h n R oller
son’s lack of communicants, I in live from his flag p o le?'
feel th a t there are a num ber of
50 Ira te P ru g sto re Cowboys

F rid a y , M arch 13, 1959

ST A T E P R E S S

Fraternity Celebrates Founders Day;
Others Hold Pledging, Attend Dance
R \/
VC
ATU
D t l D i / r
By
KA
T HV
Y B
URKE

A rizona A lum ni and m em ­
bers of th e ASU and UofA
A lpha T au Omega chapters
com m em orated th e fra te rn ity ’s
founding together a t a banquet
Sunday in th e AS M em orial
Union. P rin cip al speak er was
P ast W orthy G rand Chief L aw ­
rence A. Long.
New pledges added to ATO
include Bob Alexson,
Bob
P lenty, Lee W right, M arshall
Trim ble, L arry Palm er, 'J o h n
M arshall, Don Bigler, W allace
H arvey, Don G riffin,
F red
Davis, P a u l Hughes, A lex H en­
derson, Ron Schopper, Jo h n
H ill, D oug W hiteneybell and
Steve Stefanos.
$
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n k ___ M iM SM

i

Martha*
Peck is w earing
A D Pi’s pledge of th e Week
bracelet.
* * *
R ecently pledged to Alpha
Epsilon Pi w ere Dennis Rosen­
th al and F ran k Merlino.
* tje Hs
A Queen of Hearts w ill be
chosen tonight at the annual
Sigma Phi Epsilon spring for­
mal, from the fraternity mem bera’ dates. • Ray Andrade’s
band w ill play for the dance
which follows a buffet dinner
at the Phoenix Terrace Club.

west province fraternity con­
vention today and tomorrow at
Oklahoma
State
University,
Stillwater. The agenda includes
officers leadershipj^training and
discussibn groups.

cooked the steaks but ate beans,
as pledges took advantage of•[
th eir higher grade averages.
* '*
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New pledge officers qf Phi
D elta Theta a re :; Jack White,
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president; Jim Da Vis, secretary: |
Saralyn Stein has been elect­ Jim McClain, treasurer, an d
ed president of A lpha Epsilon A rt Savoini, w arden.
...................
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if.
P hi sorority,-Ghosen to serve
I
t’ll
be
toga-tim
e
for Theta I
w ith h e r w ere: S andra M ark,
vice-president; Jacque Adler, Chis tom orrow night as they)
secretary; Sheila Palais, treas­ stage th e ir annual Roman p a r­
urer; Norm a Tem kin, ritualist; ty at the fratern ity house.
M arilyn S harnik, ru sh ch air­
I
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m an; Toby Schleifer, notary;
Sigma Chi Sigma will enjoy I
and B arbara Milkes, historian.
R ita Plotkin, out-going pres­ a steak fry tomorrow night |
ident, Will install . th e girls following a hayride.
The fraternity’^ house is now
M arch 22 a t the D esert Inn.

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Sig Ep pledge-class .officers
are: Dick Faust, president; Doug
Sellers," vice-president; Roger
ATO and A lpha D elta Pi Flagg,, secretary; and Paul
complete* with new curtains
danced u n d er colorful Japanese Koch, treasurer.
Tony Diorio and B etty Cos­ and drapes, donated by the!
#
He.
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la n te rn s last night at an O rien­
mothers club.
- --- s
grove served as co-chairm en
ta l exchange a t th e fratern ity
Ten
Alpha
Gamma
Rho
*
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for a recent D elta Gamma
house.
members are attending a south Lam bda Chi A lpha’s social I
steak and beans night. Actives
calendar has been kept full
w ith a dance at the Arizona
Phone
Studio Hours
A m bassador H otel last w eek |
A L 4-2297
and an exchange w ith Kappa
c J U tttie io lin â 9:30 • 5:30
Delta at the fraterh ity house.

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Greek Week representa­
tives aré to present com­
mittee reports Monday aft­
ernoon at 3:45 in MU 218.
Organizations not having
representatives at the meet­
ing may not participate in
Greek Week.

M m

1959
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West
Patio

A pril E vent
Is Planned
B y Blue K ey
Blue-' Key, national service
honorary for ju nior 'and senior
men, will sponsor its campus
Carnival on A pril 14, accord­
ing tp M ax C. Richards, chair­
man.

SECRETAR ES STAGE SKIT . . Corky W eyrens (second l ) doesn't• seem 1to
agtee w ith the title of Alpha Pi Epsilon’s skit, “Another Day — A nother Dollar”
as she rehearses w ith other members of the secretarial honorary for a presen__tatwn to t he secretaries attending tomorrow's seminar in the MU.
Campus Currents

:

Replaced last 'y e a r w ith a
talent show, thè Carnival will
once again b e held ori the area
betw een the Science and BA
buildings, lasting from 7 to 10
p.m. A ll AS organizations are
invited to participate. The
event
provides;
scholarship
funds fo r high school' g radu­
ates.
Inform ation and en try blanks
for booths are available from
Joe A tkins, program chairman,
o r any Blue Key m em ber.

Groups Schedule Activities
There w ill be a m eeting of all dergarten P rim ary annex.
• :jc :Je
physics m ajors this afternoon
at 3 in Science 50 to acquaint
The M emorial Union B irth ­
them w ith the staff, the physics day P arty w ill be the topic of
departm ent, and the d ep art­ discussion at the m eeting of
m en t’s activities.
the M emorial Union Hostess
• *
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*
• I committee M onday at 4 p.np in
The Sky Cove at the Sky {
north h alf ^of the upper
Riders H otel will be the scene 11° unge^ ^
of East H all’s annual Spring
t"
_
,
p “
Ting M aung Maung from
Form al tom orrow evening from j Burm a and M r .Choe from
9 to 12. The m usic for the St. j Korea will speak to m em bers
P atrick ’s them e will be fu r­ ! of the Foreign Students Club
nished by Clyde Evans and his i! about the history and culture of
j th eir respective countries, M onStarlighters.
day evening at 8 in the MU
• i* I low er lounge.
Miss M ary Tanner, secretary- f . • .
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treasurer of th el'nterrtationalJ Dr. A rth u r Staats, assistant!
Association for Childhood Edujjj professor of psychology, who
cation, 'will tell ASU m em bers has w ritten several articles for
about the Hationa] Convention various psychology m agazines
at 3:4o p m M onday in the K in- and was recently listed in

“A m erican Men ; of Science,
will speak to Psi Chi m em bers
in the MU upper lounge W ed­
nesd ay a t 8 p.m:
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*
O utstanding active of P h ra teres for F ebruary was Sharon
W esterberg. O utstanding pledg­
e s w ere M ickey Acosta and
Susan Rogers.

Junior class council rep­
resentatives are urged to
attend an imgortant meet­
ing Tuesday at 7 p.m, in
the Memorial Union.

Where Your flo w er Needs
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Bunch ' s
609 M ill

WO 7-3221

“We Teach Watches to

PAST CHAIRMAN . .
of the N ational Inter­
fratern ity Conference,
Herbert L. Brown, w ill
speak tom orrow night
to his ASU Phi Sigma
Kappa fratern ity broth­
ers at ih&ir 10th annu­
al Founders Day Ban­
quet at the Hotel W est­
w ard Ho. Lpu Boud­
reau, Chicago Cubs
sportcaster, w ill also at­
tend the banquet.

W H 6-1333

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D o Y o u T h in k f o r
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1. Does it bother you to adm it th a t you
haven’t read a very popular book?
YES

2. Do you think there are degrees of
cheating in a game or examination?

Are there certain foods you feel
sure you d dislike without having
ever tried them?

4. Would you be seriously concerned to
read m your,horoscope th a t catastrophe
would befall you tomorrow?

(.AT NA DK E PTtNHDI S QTUE TS£T ^ J )

5. Do you often fall short of cash several
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uysjb?f(5re y°ur PaY or allowance is YESI I
scheduled to come through?
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YES

YES

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6. When you’re driving, do you like
to be first getting away from a
stop light about to change?

YES

7. W-ould you be reluctant to Learn a
new sport in the presence of friends
who were experts?

YES

8. Have you found it to be personally
true that ‘a man’s best’friend
is his dog”? .

Y ES

□ H3

V e s

9. Do you believe your chok i
of a filter cigarette
YES
should be based on hears; ?

□

NO

□ □
NO

If you’re the kind of person who thinks for
yourself, then choosing a cigarette will be
based on a careful study of the facts—not
on quick decisions.
Men and women who think for them­
selves usually smoke VICEROY. Their gQod
judgment tells them there’s only one cigarette with a thinking man’s filter and a
s ^as^e- And that cigarette is
*// you’ve answered “N O ” to eight out of

the nine questions above, you really think
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F riday, M arcii 13, 1959

ST A T E P R E S S

Ss
Ten .w om en wil] rep resen t
ASU in . th e A rizona Closed
Tennis T ournam ent in P hoe­
n ix this w eekend.
Those playing singles w ill be
Lois DuBois, who took second
place in tournam ent play last
year; Doris Hirose, L e o ia
Stapley, M ary Hing,
Ju d y
Campbell, M artha McCullough.
Carole McDonald, Quola H atch
and Georgene Brock.
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P laying doubles are DuBoisHirose,
Campbell-M cDonald,
S tapley - McCullough, B rockH atch, and Sue T u th ill-Hing.
- N ex t-T h u rsd ay the G rand
Canyon College tennis team
w ill invade ASU.
P articipating in th e m atch
w ill be Carole McDonald, K a r­
en Peterson, Leona Stapley)
M artha McCullough and Qarla
McManus. Sharon B urke and
M ary H ing w ill play doubles.
-Hi iji
T he ASU w om en’s swim m ing
team m eets the U niversity of
New Mexicd w om en’s swim
squad tom orrow m orning at IX
in th e ASU pool. T he Devil sw im m ers beat the
Lobo team in a m eet at A lbu­
querque last week.

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11 11
4 22
17 8
8 16
5 19
16 8
13 12
15 10
14 7
6 16
16 9
19 5
10 15
T he visiting U niversity of
14 12
New
Mexico golf team w ill tee
12 14
4 19 off at 2:30 today against ASU’s
1 7 _ 7 linksm en at P aradise Valley
C ountry Club.
N ew M exico’s golf team is
ra te d one of the best in the
southw est w ith several re tu rn ­
ing letterm an included on this
e a r’s team .
At 8péçlal Rates
T he Devils’ num ber one m an,
For College People
•uff Law rence, w ill double up
A P r i v a t e L i c e n s e is a
rith team m ate Don Boaz for
M u s t in M o d e r n B u s in e s s
le first m atched round. Rex
AMOS
filson and Dave K lein w ill
im pose th e second team 'and
FLIGHT OPERATORS
ie K allof and Phil' B rignall

A SC -Flagstaff
A rizona
San Diego St.
Loyola (LA)
San Jose St.
Pepperdine
H ardin-Sim m ons
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FIRE A W A Y / . . Sun D evil righthander Joe K ostyk is shown here in sequence
letting go w ith a pitch in W ednesday’s double-header w ith Pepperdine College.
The Devils split the tw o games and K ostyk saw action in relief in both games
The senior moundsman from Ambridge, Pa. has pitched in three of the four
games the Devils have played this season.
LOSE, 4-2, WIN, 11-7

ASU’s Bob Reid and Syl M a­
b ry blasted fo u rth -in n in g tr i­
ples in W ednesday’s tw in bill
to pave the w ay to a Sun Devil
second game 11-7 victory over
Pepperdine College. P ep p er­
dine w on the first gam e 4-2.
T he Devils, playing th eir fir t
home game, scored five tim s
in the fourth inning to break a
scoreless tie. M abry’s 3-baj _
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P epperdine nipped ASU '4-2
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got the win and the loss w ent
to ASU h u rler Jim Sims.
The Devils play Los Angeles
State on the new baseball d ia­
m ond today a t 3:00 p.m. The
two team s m eet tom orrow in a
doubleheader starting at 1 p.m.
. ASU m eets Colorado State
here in & tw in bill on Monday.
Game tim e is 1 p.m.
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A ninth inning over-throW
by Pepperdine shortstop Norm
G reenbaum gave Arizona S tate
a 4-3 victory and the ru b b er
game of a three gam e series
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F rid a y , M arch 13, 1959

Fourth
The ASU A r m y R ^ T C rifle
team - retu rn ed from E l Paso,
Texas, S aturday w ith th e 4th
plâçe trophy in th e lo th annual
Southw estern Invitational Rifle
M atch, sponsored by Texas
W estern College and F o rt Bliss.
F o rty -eig h t team s from col­
leges and universities th ro u g h ­
out the South, Southw est, the
M idwest and the Pacific Coast
competed. The sm allbore m atch
is the- largest intercollegiate
sh o u ld er-to -sh o u ld er com peti­
tion held in 'th e U nited States.
K ansas S tate College took

firts place honors w ith a score
o f 5,688, followed by A rlington
S tate and the U niversity o f Cal­
ifornia a t Berkeley, The Sun
Devils fired a to‘al of 5,661, 27
points off the pace.
Tom Downs led the ASU team
w ith' lhree individual trophies.
He tied fo r 1st place high ag­
gregate aw ard w ith 1,158 out
of a possible 1,200 in th ree
m atches, w on th e high off­
hand trophy -with 277 o u t of
300 and w on 5 th- high kneeling
trophy w ith 290 out Qf 3 0 0 . He
w as in com petition w ith a field
of 240 shooters.

AGGIES LOSE
NCA A PLA YOFF
Rocky M ountain cham pion
Idaho StaFe knocked -Border
Conference en try N ew Mexico
S tate out of th e ru n n in g for the
last b erth to th e NCAA m ajor
college basketball tournam ent
W ednesday w ith a 62-61 victory
a t Las Cruces.
Idaho S tate m eets St. M ary’s
of C alifornia tonight at_lhe Cow
Palace in San Francisco i n i i r s t
round NCAA regional play.
The Aggies of NMSU earned
the rig h t to m eet Idaho-Slate by
w hipping T exas W estern and
A rizona State.- -

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Sun Devil baseball fans go
f/tetr first look at new coach Bobby W inkles durim
W ednesday’s doubleheader against Pepperdine
Here is the coach in. four different shots as hi
watched his group split the twinbill. The Devils wor
yesterday afternoon’s game, 4-3, in the bottom of the
ninth, to win the three-game series w ith the Waves

A§LSpikers Meet Occidental
By B O B L A I R S O N

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Arizona , S tate U niversity's
'track team w ill m eet some of
this season’s toughest com peti­
tion tom orrow as it hosts Occi­
dental College in a dual meet
a t Goodwin Stadium .
Occidental, one of the strong­
est dual m eet team s in* the
country, will be favored in the
trackfest, but ASU fa n s' will
be w atching for several high­
ly-touted Devil tracksters to
(regain , their 1958 form and
send the California thinlies
hom ew ard with a defeat.

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