Vói. 38, No. 4

TEMPE, ARIZONA

Wednesday, September 30,1959

Seating Agreement
Alteration Farseen
BY

GORDON

PETERSO N

said th e m eeting was called as
a resu lt of student protests.
O ther points in the signed
agreem ent were:
2. Tne ultim ate seating a r­
rangem ent w ill be agreed upon
by a jo in t group of an equal
num ber of official student lead­
ers arid adm inistrative officers.
3. S tudent leaders w ill do
In the m eeting of school a d - ---------------- j----- ---------- -----------m inistrators and student -of­ possibly be left w ithout seats.” everything they can to appro­
priate $10 p er student for ICA
ficers, H ulen said the students’
However, .Clyde Sm ith, a th ­
beginning in 1960-61 (com par­
objection w as tw o-fold.
letic J director, said the move
“The basic objection was th at was not m ade w ithout consult­ ed to $8.58 p er student this se­
the students w ere moved w ith­ ing students and, therefore, he m ester) .
4. The B oard of A thletic Con­
out w arning or consultation and does not feel the students w ere
trol w ill do everything w ithin
they felt th ey w ere unjustly unjustly treated.
treated,” he stated.
The protests began w hen stu ­ its pow er to w ork h an d -in -h an d
CAUGHT . . . standing still in a rare moment is
“Secondly,” h e said, “m any dents attending the first game w ith Associated Students.
ASU head cheerleader, Pat Fay, as pompon girl students had expressed fear of th e season found them selves A m eeting of all student
performs behind him. The l i v e l y comic offers that, if they w ere so-m oved seated from the 28-yard line leaders is planned fo r today.
some interesting views on school spirit. See story - once, they m ight be m oved fa r­ to the end zone, w hile faculty Officers of various c a m p u s
on page 8.
th e r tow ard the end zone, or m em bers occupied the 50-yard- groups are expected to form ul­
line section form erly occupied- iate possible alternatives to the
by students. T he students voic­ present seating arrangem ent,
ed th eir objections in the form and th en present these pro­
of cheers, chants and songs posed arrangem ents to th e stu ­
from a m im eographed y e l l dent groups they rep resen t in
sheet distributed b y an an ­ an ,attem p t to get opinions from
onym ous. student group a t the the largest possible n u m ber of
students.
game.
A dm inistrators agreed t h a t
T he student officers w ill m eet
An a rra y of 26 In tern atio n al
Dr» John B. B arnes, director
The. teachers are housed in th e problem w as serious, and again n e x t w eek and select th s
teachers rep resen tin g .th e con­ of B ureau of E ducational R e­ p riv ate hom es in Tempe w ith ­
altern ativ e proposed by th e m a­
tin e n ts of E urope, A sia and search and Field Service, said
jo rity of students contacted.
South A m erica a re studying ad ­ the teachers w ere sponsored in w alking d ista n c e of the cam ­
This p lan w ill be presented in
vanced secondary educational join tly by th e U. S. S tate De­ pus, so they m ay see how the
a, m eeting of student-body, o f - ,
typical
A
m
erican
lives.
m ethods a t ASU.
p artm en t and U. S. E ducational
ficers and school ad m in istra­
A ll th e teachers' have the
D epartm ent through a six
tors.
m onth grant.
equivalent of a bachelor degree
H ulen said he believes an
T he 26 teachers arrived on and m any have m asters, he said.
agreem ent can be reached a t
cam pus last W ednesday an d M any of th e teachers have a t­
the m eeting, b u t in the event
w ill stay u n til Dec, 18 w hen tended colleges other th an those
of a stalem ate, th e final d e­
they leave for W isconsin on a in th e ir native country.
cision w ould probably rest w ith
-•
George Shearing, in tern a­
one m onth visit and to u r of
“If any sororities, fra te rn i­ tionally fam ous jazz pianist and Dr. G rady Gammage, ^VSU p re ­
secondary schools. W hile on
ties, dorm s or cam pus organi-' his quin tet w ill perform 7:30 sid en t.
cam pus here the teachers w ill
A rrangem ents proposed thus
zations a re interested in h ear­ and 10 p.m. F rid ay in the MU
study the adm inistration of sec­
fa r ■include interm ingling stu ­
in g about cam pus life in differ­ ballroom .
No agreem ent betw een th e ondary schools.
ent countries, w e can arrange
The London-born m usician dents and faculty on a firstschool adm inistration and As­
D r. B arnes pointed out the fo r any teacher to speak to
has toured throughout the com è-first served basis, seating
sociated S tudents h as b e e p dual purpose of the study and them ,” said Dr.. B arnes. “These
U nited States, Canada and faculty m em bers from th e 28reached on th e operation and visit period is for the teachers teachers represent „m any coun­
abroad. Despite the fact ]he has yard line to the end zone (w hich
disbursem ent of funds for the to g ath er inform ation about tries and expression of th eir
been blind since birth, S h ear­ side has not yet been" d eter­
$60,000 MU bow ling alley.
U nited States and its people views on A m erican college life ing’s m usic has been hailed as m ined), and seating the faculty
' T he alley should b e ready and also to see as, m uch of. the would be an im portant phase
some of the greatest by critics on the 50-yard line in the east
fo r operation by th e first of country as possible. Studying of th e ir stay in the United
and audiences throughout the stadium.
th e year, according to M r. G il- advanced educational methods States.” A talk on a certain
world.
, b e rt Cady, vice p resident of h ere w ill help the teachers im ­ country w hich would be of in­
His ASU appearance is spon­
B usiness A ffairs.
prove their own teaching m eth­ terest to a language organiza­
sored by the Social board. Tic­
In June, $60,000 of A ssociat­ ods back home, he said.
tion, history class or a special kets, $2 and $2.50, are on sale
ed S tudents funds w e re -tu rn e d
They- are -available for in ­ in terest group m ay be arran g ­ in lh e MU lobby. T here w ill be
o v er to a “bowling alley fu n d ” form al talks, speeches and din­ ed by contacting Dr. B arnes at
no reserved seats but a first^-j
u n d e r th e adm inistration of the n ers,-said Dr. B arnes. .
Ext. 346.
come, first-serv e arrangem ent.
Business A ffairs dffice.«-Bowling alley construction w a s
The faculty parking lot north
sta rte d ad jacen t to Clancy’s
of the' Engineering a n n e x e s
ip th e MU basem ent.
briefly assigned to students^
' O n Aug. 6, Tom H ulen, A S­
pow is being changed back to
A SU president, sen t to the
a faculty lot.
Business A ffairs office a p ro ­
Gayle Schum an, D irector of
posed six -p o in t agreem ent on
A ctor V incent P rice w ill give
bow ling alley financing and
t r ic e is w ell-know n to mo­ Campus Security, said the
tion picture, television and change w as m ade because of
m anagem ent. T he proposal has a one-m an dram atic presen ta­
n o t been signed by that'office.' tion at 8:15f tonight in the MU
stage audiences as a versatile the construction on the new re ­
perform er in comedy and d ra ­ frigeration plant, w hich elim ­
H ulen’s proposed p lan states ballroom .
inates the parking lot for the
T he presentation, ..entitled
m a tie'Toies.
th a t th e m oney advanced by
His latest endeavor is a book M aintenance departm ent. M ain­
Associated Students be re tu rn ­ ‘T hree A m erican Voices,” w ill
on art, “I like W hat I K now ,” tenance personnel therefore
ed to the ASASU “special p ro ­ featu re w orks of th ree giants of
have to ’p ark in the lot north
published this month.
je c t fund” from bow ling alley A m erican literature, a rt and
dram a; W a tt‘ W hitm an, Jam es
A Yale U niversity graduate, of the Engineering annexes.
profits.-,
«
h e m ajored in a rt and also
Also, according to his plan, A. McNeil W histler and Ten­
T he lot w as ordered resu r­
w orked on a m aster’s degree faced a fter George M. B ate­
th e “operation of th e bow ling nessee Williams.
A ctivity cards w ill adm it
at a London U niversity.
alley w ill be th e direct respon­
m an, director of the Physical
. He recently perform ed on the Science^building, stated th a t a
sibility of th e MU D irector students, and tickets w ill be
available at the odoor a t $1.50.
Alcoa Hour, Playhouse 90, Vi­ $20,000 in fra -re d in strum ent
(M rs. Cecilia -Scoular).
deo T heatre and o ther TV pro­ was alm ost ruined by the d u st
T he o th er fo u r points of H u ­ for non-students. N o . seats are
P R IC E
ductions.
le n ’s plan a re technical details. reserved.
from the lof.

“T he p re se n t seating a rra n g e m e n t w ill be changed
as soon as feasible, b u t n ot la te r th a n n e x t fall. This
change w ill m ake possible th e card section on th e fiftyy a rd lin e .”
T his w as th e n um ber-one p o in t of an ag reem ent
signed F rid a y by D r. G eorge B atem an, c h a irm a n of th e
B oard of A th letic C ontrol, an d Tom H ulen, ASA SU
president, a fte r num ero u s stu d e n ts p ro tested seating a r­
ran g e m en ts a t th e A SU -W est T exas S ta te football, gam e.

Foreign Teachers Arrive
Representing 26 Countries

For ASASU
Alley Funds

Jazz M an
Shearing
Here Friday

Parking Lot “H”

Now Faculty Lot

Vincent Price
Appears In M U Tonight;
W ill Feature iThree American Voices-

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Page Two

STATE PRESS

Wednesday, September 30,1959

New Idea Tested

Good Vocabulary Related To Good Study H abits
You can read w ithout le a rn ­
ing» but you can’t learn w ith ­
out reading. .
This is shown in a testing
program being conducted by
D r. Frederic C. O senburg, a s­
sociate professor of English.
B r .. O senburg started m eas­
u rin g the relationship betw een
good vocabulary and good study
habits w hen he came to ASU
in 1946! ''
“O bjective tests do not a l­
ways give tru e diagnosis of
stud en ts’ weaknesses,” he said
yesterday.
“M ultiple
choice

Placement
ips
To Be Given
A $1,000 F ellow ship A w ard
fo r p erso n al rese arch in th e
field s of college re c ru itm e n t
an d p lacem en t w as announced
y esterday.' b y D r. R o b ert F.
M enke, cam pus placem en t d i­
re c to r.
T h e | V era C hristie G ra d u ate
F ellow ship, sponsored a n n u a l­
ly - -by» th e W estern College
P lac em e n t A ssociation fo r g ra d ­
u a te stu d e n ts ip j m em b er col­
leges an d universitiesT has been
estab lish ed to encourage r e ­
se arch in th e philosophy, sta n d ­
ards, p ractices an d objectives
of re c ru itm e n t an d placem ent..
M asters an d docto ral c a n d i­
d ates m ay obtain d etails from
D r. M enke, in Room 101, A d­
m in istra tio n
B uilding.
The
a w a rd ca rrie s no restrictio n s.
F in a l d a te fo r applications is
Dec, 4.

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tests are often invalid and ence said Dr. Osenburg. H e is ing feature of it, he m aintains
cause teaching m alpractices.” f trying /to d ev elo p . one th a t is
Dr. O sénburg believes the
In än effort to find a valid both qualitative and q u an tita­ best w ay to im prove vocabulary
objective test, he said1 h e had tive.------ ---- - r — ; - ....... •
is to read. “If a dictionary is
to develop his own. “Möst, if
“T his, test has been request­ Used, as i t . should be for new
not/ all, Objective tests of Eng- ed by other schools b u t when words, it should be studied, not
M r. Cecil R oberts leaves M at­
Ij^n usage have little or no they see how hard it is to score, glanced at. Be able to distin­
thew s L ibrary today , after one
validity,” he said. “Most peo­ they give up,” Dr. O senburg guish the uses of the new word
m onth’s service as assistant ac­
ple m aking-up standard voca­ said. He expressed the belief from words like it,” he said.
quisitions
librarian.
bulary tests do not know m uch th at this is a reflection on the
M echanical Study of “word
about vocabulary. They do w orking habits of faculties in lists” usually produces low The lib rarian explained he
know about testing.”
these schools. “H ardness” of grade vocabularies or “cross­ could no longer •stay on the
“People who can use words any p art of a "test should not word vocabularies,” as he term s lib rary ' staff and m aintain His
to m ake fine distinctions have be the qualifylpg or disqualify- them.
professional and personal selfa-good vocabulary and, gener­
respect. He accepted his posi­
ally, good study habits,” he ex ­
tion Sept, 1 and form ally re ­
plained. They can get full Value
signed. Sept. 16.
from their studies by not m iss­
Mr. R oberts received his M.S.
ing any shade of m eaning.
The job recruiting picture in m ent.
in L ib rary Science from the
The testing program consists 1959-60 promises greater op­
The annual is a non-profit U niversity of Illinois in A ugust
of one test, containing 33 words, portunities for mo^e people in publication listing the job op­ 1959. In 1958 he w as an in struc­
given on two occasions. The m ore varied fields than ever be­ portunities
norm ally
made tor of. L ibrary Science a t E as­
first tim e “cold,” and the sec­ fore, according to the College available by_ m ore th an 1,700 tern Illinois U niversity. He re ­
ond after a week of study. When Placem ent Annual.
participating companies. A ri­ ceived his M*A. in A m erican
Copies of the annual are be­ zona State U niversity is one of H istory in 1952 and his B.A.
the results qf the two tests are
compared, the exam iner can ing distributed by t)r. Robert nearly 600 colleges and univer-. in Political Science ih 1948 from
generally tell the student w hat F. Menke, director of place­ sities throughout th e United the U niversity otiiow a. In 1953
he needs to do to improve. In m ent, To alum ni and graduating States and Canada w here it is he tau g h t ju n io r high school in
at least two instances Dr. Osen­ seniors registering for place­ being circulated.
Banning, Calif.
burg detected characteristics
which proved to be m ore than
academic. One person was m en­
tally retarded and another was
psychopathic.
This qualitative test is the
only one of its kind in exist'
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Paee Three

Research Contract Granted Parents D ay
By U. S. Army Signal Corps Activities
A research contract to in ­
vestigate therm oelectric m a te r­
ials and devices h i s been
aw arded to Arizona State U niIversity by the U.. S. A rm y Sig­
n a l Corps, F o rt M am m outh.
N. J., George Boyd, ASU co­
ordinator of research, announc­
ed.
Dr. Clyde A. Crowley, ch air­
m an of the ASU Chem istry de-?

p artm ent w ill adm inister the
project w ith Dr. Ben R. Gossick,
professor of Physics, and Dr.
H arry B. W hitehurst, associate
professor of Chem istry, serv­
ing as chief investigators. Dr.
Crowley will also serve as sci­
entific consultant.
The $36,000, o n e-year Con­
tract is effective im m ediately,
according to Bpyd.

Frosh Officer Hopefuls
M ay Get Petitions In M U
Petitions for freshm an class
offices a r e s till available in MU
202, a c c o rp n g to Roland Eidam
Elections board Chairman.
• Petitions m ust be retu rn ed to
th a t office by F rid ay at 4 p.m
he said yesterday.
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■ As of yesterday, seven fresh ­
m en a re vying for class presi-

dency, seven for the vice-presi
and six for the secretarial po
sition. So far, 14 freshm en as­
pire to the tw o.senatorial offi
ces.
P rim ary „ elections Will be
held Tuesday, w ith the general
elections taking pKfce Oct. 12.
Candidates for all freshm an
offices will m eet F riday at 4
p.m. in the Senate chambers,
Eidam states.
“More campaign inform ation
will be given, candidates, at the
m eeting,” he added.

WANTED
to
Work Nights

Renewals of tw o other ASU
research contracts w ere approv­
ed during the W ednesday Board
o f Regents meeting.
Renew al of an original ..con­
tract for $96,69!TWith th e U.S.
Office of Education for
vestigation of M ental R e ta lia tio n
and Pseudo M ental R etardation
in Relation to B i-L ingual and
S ub-C ultural Factors” was ap ­
proved by the Regents.
The th ree-y ear project, sta rt­
ed two years ago, is being con­
ducted by the ASU College of
Education..
The Regents also approved
a one-year renew al of a $7,503
research contract w ith the N a­
tional Institute of M e n t a l
H ealth entitled “O perant Con­
ditioning Principles and P e rso n ^
ality T raits.”
The research is conducted by
Dr. A rth u r W. Staats, ASU a s ­
sociate professor of Psycholo­
gy, and his wife, Dr. Carolyn K.
Staats, assistant professor of
Sociology and Psychology.
1 .

K orean V etera n s should
sign th e ir m onthly c e rtific a ­
tion of classroom attendance
in B A 109 today.
V . V . Beltz, v eteran s’ a d ­
visor, said fa ilu re to sign on
time m ay
result In late
Checks.

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P aren ts of ASU students will
be feted Saturday during the
annual P aren t’s Day festivities.
R egistration w ili sta rt a t 11
a.m. in M emorial Union’ w ith
a special fam ily luncheon sch­
eduled u n til11:15 p.m. in the
cafeteria.
P re s id e n t Grady.. Gammage
and the d eans;of the five col­
leges w ill address, parents in
the ballroom at '1:30--p.m. At
2:30 p.m. parents may m eet Dr.
Gammage, the deans, vice pre^
sidents, gnd student body of­
ficers, at the P resident’s Re­
ception in the MU upper lounge.
From 4 to 5:30 p.m., residence
halls, fraternities and religious
centers will hold open Jiouse.
Highlight of the day will be the
M ontana' S tate-A S U football
game a t 8 p.m. ASU blankets
will be presented to parents
who traveled the longest dis­
tance to ASU and to parents
w ith the most students at ASU.
Following the game wjll be
a dance in MU ballrooin, fea­
turing th e music of Bud Estes!
band.
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Wednesday, September 30,1959

STATE PRESS

To TheEditor

Letters

S ta ttM ts s

■

. . .

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have perform ed the same cler­ ber -25, I had th e privilege of
To the Editor:
It w as w ith a g re a t d ea l of ical tasks as has a non-profes­ m eeting and talking w ith M r.
in te re s t t h a t . I re a d y o u r issue sional w orker who began w ork M cA rthur and in m y estim a­
"
“
of Septem ber 23rd containing a t the library approxim ately tion ASU is fortu n ate to have
new s of the library survey .to the sam e tim e as I did.
such a fine student^ w ho has
•g*
be conducted*in November and
Third, the w orst condition conclusively show n th e neces­
of the study conducted by W ar­ prevailing at - M atthew s L ib­ sity for an im partial survey of
ren M cA rthur, Jr.
ra ry and one I shall never fo r­ lib rary conditions by a great
On Septem ber 1, 1959 I b e­ get, is the sense of fear and deal o f unselfish research.
gan my duties- as A ssistant Ac­ intim idation th at can be lit— The lib rary survey to begin
quisitions L ibrarian at M at­ - erally felt ih the library atm os­ in Novem ber as announced by
thew s L ibrary. A fter two weeks phere m ore than the sense Of P resident Gam m age should be
I felb'I could no longer stay on being in the presence of the m ost revealing. I f th is survey
EDITORIALLY SPEAKING staff and m aintain my p ro - great thoughts and ideas of m an is conducted by a panel of a t
ional and personal self- as recorded in book form. The least th ree nationally know n
respect, and on Septem ber 16,
m ajority of thè staff are afra id lib rary authorities recom m end­
1959 I subm itted m y resigna­
to voice personal opinions on ed by th e A m erican ■ L ibrary
tion.
any aspect of lib rary affairs-. Association, if th e results are
However, w hen it b e c a m e published, and if the recom ­
.,
W eW B n t o u r seats 6,500 stu d e n ts yelled d u rin g reasons why I felt-compelled to know n th at m y tenure at M at­ m endations are then carried
th e A SU -W est Texas S ta te football gam e . . . and th e ad- ask for my release from the thew s would be brief, an am az­ out I feel certain th a t ASU w ill
ing num ber have asured m e in have one m ore reason to w a r­
m in istra tio n listened.
staff are as follows.
private,
conversations th at they ra n t its recently received title
F rid ay , a d m in istra to rs a n d stu d e n t officers m e t to
First, the w ork assigned to
will
be
happy to do so if they of U niversity.
discuss seating a rran g em en ts.
'
me w as entirely clerical and1
are given the opportunity to . T he opinions expressed here
Now its tim e fo r th e stu d e n ts to exercise th e ir vocal physical in nature requiring no talk privately to a panel of A. are m y own and I hope they
cords again.
..
. prior training, professional exw ill in no w ay reflect upon the
m
o on i j
jr
1
perience, and very little gen- L. A. recommended authorities fine sta ff m em bers w ith whom
w
ithout
fear
of
jeopardizing
. AI 0Ad| T
yT a t 2-30’+lea d e rs
cam pus groups w ill m ee t eral knowledge.-There has been
I have been associated a t M at­
m A SA SU offices to fo rm u la te possible solutions to th e absolutely no opportunity to th é ir job security.
thew s Library.
H
istorically
librarians
have
seating .problem . T hen th e y w ill r e tu r n to th e ir respec- exercise personal-initiative, or
Sincerely yours,
tiv e groups to seek stu d e n t opinion.
. to asume any responsibility. often been characterized as
CECIL
E. ROBERTS
A d m i n i s t r a t o r s h a v e a g r e e d to r e t u r n 5 0 - y a rd -lin e Questions as to w hy certain tim id and retiring as a group
and
lacking
in
aggressiveness.
. s e a ts to s t u d e n t s a s so o n a s p r a c tic a l. T h e q u e s tio n n o w routines w ere necessary could
is, “ W Jie re s h o h ld t h e f a c u l t y s i t ? ”
not be answ ered except w ith Consequently, it is not s u rp ris -- TO THE EDITOR
ing th at the, m ovem ent for an * ■ We here a t ASU have a rig h t
The a n sw e r to th is qu estio n is, in a larg e p a rt, u p to ? hat ,is t:&e w’ay jt has ,to be im partial survey of M atthew s to be proud. We have a I fine
th e students. I t should reflec t th e opinion of th e m ai- done heî-a’ ^and it w as defimte- L ib rary should have been in ­ football team , the best football
o rity of. students. If all cam pus organizations send re p - lyh™ flled yours not to reason augurated by a courageous stu ­ stadium here in th e West, an
rese n tativ e s to to d ay ’s m eeting, and If all stu d e n ts exy'
dent. But, in all academ ic in ­ excellent band, and th e most,
p r e s s t h e i r o p in io n s to t h e i r r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s , i t w ill!
Second, in ray opinion the stitutions • I have previously beautiful girls in the state —
c+„ j __. v
j .
,
.
- • ,
organization and adm inistration
S tu d e n ts showed, tre m en d o u s sp irit w h en th ey c h a n t- of the lib rary violate the ca r- been associated with,; eith er as b u t th a t’s all! We do not have
V a n d c h e e r e d - a t t he gam e. A n anonym ous g roup dinal principles of the lib rary a student, a teacher, or a p ro ­ — and it is m ore im portant
î weJ in itia tiv e by m im eo g ra p h in g and c irc u la tin g Science as expounded by lead - fessional librarian the facu lty th an the aforem entioned — a
good, positive, school spirit.
tS a n d a d v ic e to stu d en ts, reg a rd in g s e a tin g /ra g authorities and as person- have rightfully been the m ost
How can I say th a t sp irit is
vigilant
and
vocal
observers
of
arrangem ents-.
ally experienced in the • four
the institution’s lib rary service. lacking? L et’s look a t the foot­
If stu d e n ts show as m u ch in itia tiv e and sp irit in other large libraries in w hich I
ball games, ©id anyone notice
an sw ering th is question as th ey did a t th e gam e, an e a rly have w orked as a professional I am disturbed by the lack of if our girl cheerleaders w e r e
faculty comment, eith er pro or
agreem en t should be reached — one w hich w ill give b o th librarian — such as a solid line
-pretty?-T here w ere NONE! No
stu d en ts and fac u lty a fa ir shake.
and staff organization, 'delega­ con, as to w hether or not M at­
w here in the big ten o r else­
thew
s
L
ibrary
is
fullfilling
its
tion of auth o rity and responsiservice duties to ASU, and it w here in the E ast w here stu ­
t
,
bility, concern w ith staff m o rleads me t o , wonder, am ongst dent spirit is dom inant is there
ale, etc. .
other things, about the state of a . Jack of cheerleaders. Y o u
.
.
D epartm ent h e a d s do not academ ic freedom on th e cam ­ say “Why, w e have th e Pom have au thority and responsibil- pus as a whole. t
P on girls.” Sure, and w h at
W hen $60,000 of A ssociated S tu d e n t’s funds w as ity commensurate w ith th eir
Since thq publication of your w ere they doing — sitting on
tu rned' over to a bow ling alley, fu n d ” u n d e r a d m in istra in one instance th ere , is news concerning the lib rary th eir seats u n til AFTER the
tio n of th e B usiness A ffairs office la s t Ju n e , th e re w as no official departm ent chief last W ednesday, it has been touchdow n w as scored and then
no agreem en t m ade reg a rd in g d isb u rse m e n t of th e m on- even on paper.- In. m any in- suggested by th e'lib rary adm in­ doing an elem entary step or
ey o r o peration of th e alley now u n d e r co nstruction in ^^hsIfUhe people w ithout pro- istration th at I d epart from two. I’m sure the team w ould
th e MU basem ent.^
fessional train in g occupy the M atthew s L ibrary w ithout dis­ not have cared if the blonde on
Aug. 6, A SA SU P re sid e n t Tom H u len sent a nro - ^ 0nsible Pos“ ions wlth the cussing th e situation w ith such the end w as green or blue, as
posed six-point a g reem en t on bow ling alley fin an cin g t w
yi tramed people “trouble m akers as Mr. Mc­ long as she w as th rilled silly
and m an ag em en t to th e B usiness A fflirs office Tw o m tif „ r l
^sser positions of A rth u r”. From both an eth i­ enough to cheer.and show some
m ain points in his p rogram stated th a t th e A s s o c ia te d bi,tle or no responsibility. T here cal and professional standpoint enthusiasm .
Secondly, the-fseparation of
S tu d e n ts’- m oney b e ^ e tu r n e d from bow ling a lle T o ro f
mu? dif,ef n*iati°n be‘ „1 felt this type of advice to be
entirely unnecessary and u n ­ the band and student sections
M ü“ ?recht o r a l‘ -y 0 perati0"'5 be
resp o n sib ility o f th e woriT p
r
j t g
l
called for. On Friday, Septem - — this in itself is not bad, b u t
w hy can’t they get together?
To date,, th e B usiness ■Affairs -Qffice^has n e ith e r ac­
N ot,physically, b u t em otionally.
cepted nor reje cte d th e agreetttenC
The trum pets sound, the band
charges, and the students are
Two questions re m a in u n a n sw e re d on th is “high
too busy listening to th e jokes
finance : w h y w as th e A SA SU m oney tu rn e d over
of th eir “M.C.” to respond.
w ith o u t a signed ag reem en t, re g a rd in g th e re tu rn of
Third, I th in k you’ll agree
.funds and alley m an agem en t? A nd, w h y has th e B usiness A ffairs office not acted o n H u le n ’s propsal? „
th at the hogwash about being
moved tow ards the end zone
was plainly silly. W hat other
LARGE university seats th eir
students above ¡ the 35-40 yd.
line? Only the block sections
7
To the Editor:
w
are there.
**
people who ridicule the UofA.
I was in your office F rid ay
Well, at least you know how
But, after reading th at story,
and decided to read the UofA it almost m ade me sick to th ink
it looks -to a tran sfer student.
W ildcat, On page 6 of the Sep­ th a t any university could allow
Sure, w e’ve problem s, b u t w ith ­
tem ber 23 edition, there was a itself to be so controlled by a
out spirit you’re defeated be­
story entitled ^ Faculty Rules group of, narrow -m inded; a r ­
fore you start.
O ut Berm udas. T he story w ent chaic-thinking faculty , m em ­
* ASU has a fine football team ,
on to say the action was taken bers.
a beautiful stadium , a good •
by the Faculty A dvisory Coun­
I certainly hope ASU never
band, plenty of beautiful girls,
cil and is an interpretation of allow s itself to be over ridden
and—? A good, good school
a regulation in the UofA c a ta ­ by such a group. .And if such
spirit?
logue, J t says wom en m ust w ear a group should try to tell us
How about it?
full dress, including a sk irt or how to d re s s ,(o r w hat to eat,
DANCIL SPRAGUE
sim ilar apparel, and men m ust or how to comb our h air) I
0
w ear fu ll-len g th trousers.
hope the S tate Press will have
Letters to the editor are
This regulation applies not the guts to ru n a ^ e a s t an edi­
welcomed. They w ill be
only to classes,.but to labs and torial to iet the adm inistration
printed as space perm its. All
anyw here on cam pus.
know how w e feel. I th ink it
letters should .be addressed
-*-33 ]
I have alw ays had a high r e ­ would. The tam e-k itty didn’t.
to the S tate Ppfess and m ust
gard for our “sister in stitu tio n ”
DAVE LAUCHNER
"Roof lbaks, colpin wiMree, neeps runt, anp its my
be signed. Names, w ill. be
and could n e v e r u n derstand
^ Senior, Music .m ajor .
m&ive
«cause
wew- thatsaciriis
w ithheld upon request.’
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EDITOR-IN -CIJIEF~.___
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KA TH Y B U R K E
- j a c k orto a n d m i k e PE P L O W
T h e STA T E PR E SS is d istrib u te d b y D ave P ilc h e r
O fficial cam p u s n e w sp a p e r of A rizona S ta te U ni­
v e rsity . P u b lish e d *»ach W ednesday a n d . F rid a y
th ro u g h o u t th e school y e a r, ex cep tin g holidays)
a n d e n te re d £s second class m a tte r in th e P o st
O ffice a t T em pe, A rizona, u n d e r th e A cts of
M arch 3, 1879, an d A u g u st 24, 1912. S u b scrip tio n
price, $3.00 p e r school y ear.
M em ber: A rizona N ew sp ap ers A ssociation,
A ssociated C ollegiate P ress, an d
N atio n al A d v ertisin g Service, Inc.

Seating Meeting

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Wednesday, September 30,1959

Phraiercs International Ribbons Pledges
Sunday Afternoon In MU Banquet Room
P h m tp ro c

ita rn o tin n n l
P h ra te re s TInr ternational,
sis­
terhood of off-cam pus wonieri,
ribboned fifty -tw o pledges at
a Sunday luncheon in th e MU
b an q u et room.
New pledges from Phoenix
are: Peppy A nthony, Donna
A rnote, R o b e rta ' Bruney, Peggy

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Bell, Beverly Clay, K aye Carl
son, Suzanne Duncan, A nn E l­
liott, Elaine Eden, M ary G or­
m an, Ju d y Foster, Susan G rif­
fiths, N ancy H artm an, M ary
Lee H arlin, Lee H orner, Yvonne
Holley, N ancy E sther Jo h n ­
son, K athy K rebs, Toni Lewis,

Qn(!an$wi

frith

M & S h o h an

(By the author of “Rally Round the Flay, Boys”,
“I Was a Teen-age Dwarf”, etc,)

FASTER, FASTER!
College enrollment continues to spiral upward. The need fpr
more classrooms and more teachers grows more desperate daily. •
But classrooms, alas, do not spring up like mushrooms—nor
teachers like May flies. So what must we do while we build more
classrooms and train more teachers? We must get better use out
of the classrooms and teachers we npw have. That’s jyhat we
must do.
This column, normally a vehicle tjf good-humored foolery,,
will today forsake laughter to exaniline the crisis in higher
education. My sponsors, the makers pfjPhilipMorris Cigarettes,
as bonny a bunch of tycoons as you will see in a month of Sun­
days, have given cheerful consent ijto this departure. Oh,
splendid chaps they are—the makers pf Philip Morris, fond of
home, mother, porridge, the Constitution and,country fiddling I
Twinkly and engaging they are, as full of joy, asbrimming with
gpodness, as loaded with felicity as the cigarettes they bring
you in two handy packages—the traditional soft pack and the
crushproof flip-top box.
5
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Carol M ayhan, Ja n e M urdock,
M arjory R etter, Sharon S han­
non, Ju d y T aylor,. Ritd Utz,
Nancy Turner, M artha Thomas,
L ynn ■Eylstra, Irene Vasquez
and M ary Wooldridge.
O thers are Misses Sandra
Campbell, Dorothy. C a r n a l ,
M ary A n n ‘Dawson, Ju d y Cure,
Carol E nglehardt, Susan Fear,
Je a n Hallickson, M ary Limon,
Diane Rudduck, . Elsa Spencer,
M artha Rudduck and D iane
Wesson, all of Tempe; Suzanne
A rm istead, B arbara G rant, D o-,
lores Hernandez, B ertha M cllroy and Em ily Metz, all Mesa;
D iane Moss, Ju d y Thiele a n d
G ertie Tellinger, all of Scotts­
dale; M artha Noble And L aurel
O’Key, of Glendale. 1 A

Drawing Friday
For “A” Lighting
The draw ing fo r Slighting of
the “A ” w ill be delayed until
4 p.m. Friday, S am \ Stocks,
AMS president, said yesterday.
T he lighting of the “A ” is a
traditional activity anfl t h i s
.year w ill be perform ed for all
football games including^ aw ay
games.

How can we make better use of existing campus facilities? The
answer can be given in one word—spfedup! Speed up the educa­
tional process—streamline courses. JEliminate frills. Sharpen.
Shorten. Quicken.
I *

“Y eah, so re th in g . .
I ’v e A lw ays H ad Good
H a irc u ts A t J. D .’s
B A RB ER SH O P
N e x t D oor to th e V. I.”
Following is a list of courses with suggested methods to speed
up each one.
I PHYSICS—Eliminate slow neütrons.
PSYCHOLOGY LA B -Tilt the mazes downhill. The white
mice will run much faster.•
ENGINEERING—Make slide rules half as long.
MUSIC —Change all tempos to allégro. (An added benefit
to be gained from this suggestion is that once you speed up
waltz time, campus proms will all be over by ten p.m. With
students going home so early, romance will languish and mar­
riage counsellors can be transferred to the Buildings and
Grounds Department. Also, houses now used for married
3tudents can be returned to thé School of Animal Husbandry.)
ALGEBRA-i-If X always equals twenty-four, much timeconsuming computation can be eliminated,* DENTISTRY—Skip baby teeth—they fall out anyhow.

O PEN

M O N DAYS-

INTRAMURALS ... .Pat Dixon ( 1) ju-jnps at vol­
leyball spiked over ilet by Pat Robeson as Kathy
Lund stands ready miring women’s volleyball intra­
murals held daily dn the sports field.

Currents On Campus
D evils and . Dames, A S tl
New officers w ill be elected
square dance club, m eets every at the iJjjwa-Chindi, A m erican
T hursday night, 7:30-9:30, at* Indian Club,-today at 4:30 p.m.
.Clancy’s in the MU basem ent.
in the'M U , according-to George •
Interested students are invited
Gill,
president. /
to the firÿt m eeting tom orrow
«./"**,*
evening.
. *
* *
T he In stitu te of Radio E n - ’
Elections w ill be. discussed gineers aftd A m erican In sti­
/by the Russian Circle a t th eir
tu te of Electrical Engineers w ill
m eeting tom orrow, 7:30 p.m.,
m
eet jointly tom orrow a t 11:40
in MU 218A. The public is
a.m.
in the MU ballroom . The
invited, according to Mrs. Ann
gathering is open to all in terest­
S. Wall, faculty sponsor.
* * *
ed students.
Circle K, m en’s^service org­
»
»
* VO.
anization, has planned a second
T he ASU Republicans Club,
organizational break fasK m eeting. a t 6:45, Friday, in the MÜ w hich participates in reg iste r- '
ing voters, putting up cam pfaçulty dining room. '
. *
* *
paign posters and bringing po­
Students planning a career litical speakers on campus, w ill
in m arketing or selling are in ­ hold an organizational m eeting
vited to the Pi Sigma Epsilon, today at 4:30 p.m.
Contact G ary Lodmqll, or the
national m arketing a n d . sell­
ing fratern ity m eeting tonight Political Science departm ent,
M atthew s Hall, for inform ation.
at 7:30 in MU 218A.

It's Time To Write
Your Name
\

Permanently
In Your Text Books

POETRY—Amalgamate the classics. Like this:
ij

H ail to thee blithe spirit
Shoot i f you must this old gray head
You ain’t nothin’ but a hound dog
Smiling, the boy fell dead

;

.You see how simple it is? Perhaps you have some speedup
ideas of your own. If so, I’ll thank you to kêjp them to your-Selves.
’
®195#Mu Sbulmaa

The Philip Morris Company, makers o f Philip Morris, Marlboros and Alpine, have no interest in speedup. We aye our
fine tobaccos slow and easy. And th a t’s the way they sm oke
—slow and easy a n d ltu ilo t natural tobacco goodness.

The Refund Period
H as Now Ended

COLLEGE
BOOKSTORE

JAZZ
at

Melrose
Friday & Saturday
9:30 to 1
fe a tu rin g

Tony Morell
Quartet
Two Sessions
*on S u n d a y —
6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
9:30 p.m. to Midnite
4327 N. 7th Ave.
Phoenix
2 Blocks «N orth of
In d ian School Rd.

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Breakfast, Dance Planned

Josephine Antoine Sings
A t S A i M usicale Here

A musicale and reception, will
be given Sunday by Sigma A l­
pha Iota, national mu^ic pro­
B y K a th y B u rk e
. Pledges, will be in the spot Neil, Charles England. Ford fessional fratern ity for. women
Pi K appa A lp h a fratern ity light again Friday night, at thé Hughes, John Schaar and Wally at ASU. .
has announced th e pledging of Delta Sig m a Phi pledge accep­ Kendig.
Guests at the 2:30 to 4 p.m.
13 m en during Septem ber.
tance dance at the Valley Ho
New ly-appointed officers and event in the MU ballroom will
. New P I K E pledges are Ed in Scottsdale. Jack .W right’s chairm en of Phi A lp h a , colony
be ASU Music departm ent w o­
Skiba, Bob Wilfcon, Charles band will play for dancing of Sigm a- A lp h a Epsilo n , are:
men faculty," wives of faculty
Young, John Ehrke, B urke W y­ which begins at 9.
Bob Bulla, recorder; Bob Rob­ and women students m ajoring
* * it! *
a tt, Evan LaRue, Nolan -P ar­
inson, assistant treasurer; Tom or m inoring in music.
m er, Gail W alston, G ary W alA SahUaro Lake outing is Adams, chronicler; Ron Evans,
Miss Josephine Antoine, ASU
-—sten, Ronald Waserrf, Robert planegd fo r Sunday by T a u j .warden; George .Nichols,... Her­
Jacobsen, Nole F ran k and H a r­ K appa Epsilon m em b efs^ah d l ald; Brucef^pStdrews, IFC re ­ associate professor of Voipe and,
form er M etropolitan , soprano,
old Van Hook. ■
dates. Swimming, w ater-skiiing presentative; 'Jon .Flach, Pete will sing “Chanson T riste” by
and a barbecue dinner are on Wylie,- social chairm en; Jim Duparc, “Nell” by Faure, “Voi,
Sigm a Sigm a Sigm a pledges the agenda, according to Lewis Demmitt, intram urals m anager.
Che Sapete” from the M arriage
will be the visiting team ; alum ­ White, social chairm an.
of Figaro by Mozart, and “Un
* * !j! <!j!S.
nae, the home -team , a t a
Bel D i” from "Madame B u tter­
pledge-alum nae football them eNin&Æigma C h i Sigm a pledg­
fly by Puccini. Accompanist
breakfast Sunday at Arizona es begin their “inspiration
will be Arnold Bullock, p ro ­
C ountry Club. The a n n u a l W eek” today. F u ture actives
fessor of Music.event, which begins a t 11 a.m., (they hope!) are George DeStudent portion of th e , pro­
is sponsored by Phoenix T r i Passe, Dave A nderson, Tom
The Executive Com m ittee of
gram w ill be presented by E vSigm a alum nae.
Brown? Frank. Mell, Dale O’- Phi Eta Sigriia, national honor­
ary fraternity for freshm en, has
A lp h a Delta ;P i’s and Delta
invited the ASU chapter to fu r­
Slgs dress their “grubbiest” for
nish the initiation team for in ­
an exchange tom orrow -night at
stallation of the U -of A chapter,'
the Delta Sig house.
Oct. 23.
K aydettes,.. W om en’s ROTC
A grade index of 3.5 or b e t­
TEMPE CENTER
F ra n k S h u rig is- n e w ly -e le c ­ h o n o rary , w ill hold a m e m b e r­
te r during the first sem ester of
ted pledge p resid en t of Theta sh ip tea O eto b ei 6 an d 8 a t
fe a tu rin g
the freshm an year is required
Chi. O th er pledge officers are 7:40 a.m . in th e M U u p p er
for m em bership in the .honor­
Jo h n Neil, vice-president. — so ­ lounge.
N.Y. Cut Steak $1.40
ary fraternity. Phi Eta Sigma
cial chairm an , and S tu E rvay,
M em bers serv’e as sponsors was established at the U niver­
s e c r e ta ry - tr e a s u r e r .’,
an d official hostesses fo r A rm y sity of Illinois in 1922.
Open 9 -7
ROTC u n its and a re also c a n ­
The U of A chapter will b e­
Monday
thru Saturday
did ates fo r M ilitary B all Q ueen. come the 99th mem ber.
"A il A bout E v e”, a fre e

angeline Mendoza, pianist, p lay ­
ing the “Scherzo J n E M inòr”
by M endelssohn.
M rs. -David B. ScoUlar, di­
rector of th e MU, and M rs. B er­
tha A utenreith, associate pro­
fessor of Music and advisor of
Sigma A lpha Iota, w ill serve
refreshm ents.
* Carol H am ilton is chairm an
of the event, and Ju d y H unnicutt is president of the ASU
ch apter of the m usic fra te rn i­
ty. -

Phi Eta Sigma
Initiates At UA

ASU Kaydettes
To Sponsor Tea

movie, s ta rrin g A nne B axter,,
w ill soon be. show n .for ASU
.students an d facu lty tg m o r,row and F rid a y everjifigs at
7:30 p.m . in C osner A u d ito r­
ium .
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Wednesday, September 30,1959

The Demon’s Lair
B y B O B L A IR S O N '

STATE PRESS

Sophs Seek To
Dominate Demon
Grid Statistics /

Before 26,000 Fans

Speedy Sun Devils
Blast Aggies 34-12

“The Whole Town’s T alk in ’ A bout the Jones Boys,” and the
sports staff of th e S tate P ress is not only talking, b u t a t timès
w e even shout and scream . The Jones boys, in this cáse anyway,
T hree ASU sophom ore foot­
a re th e outstanding d uet of Nolan and Charlie — startin g left
ballers are leading the Sun
h alfback and fullback on th e Sun D evil football team.
Devil team in cum ulative sta Nolan Jones, th e w orkhorse of the ASU backfield, has tw ist­
B y D IC K S T U A R T
stistics after two games.
Jim Swindle picked up the
ed, lurched and straig h t-arm ed his w ay into th e nightm ares of
seco:
Aggies’
s'&cond score in the
An
overw
orked
halfback
and
H
alfbacks
“Rollin’’
N
o
l
a
n
m any Demon opponent coaches. The sophomore speedster, has
alread y acquired th e deception, finesse and self-confidence Jones and Jo h n M cFalls are plentiful reserve spepd gave fourth period, going over from
leading the team w ith 244 and Arizona State-University* a 34- the tw o-yard line.
fo r w hich m any senior halfbacks strive.
186 yards rushing to th e ir cre­ 12 football victory over Utah
Nolan Jones put on a strong
“Choo-Choo,” th è Sturdy fullback w ith legs resem bling steel dit. Fullback Clay F reney has State U niversity in Tem pe S at­ display in the first half, pick­
girders, only tw ice as big, acquired his nicknam e during his m ade three touchdowns, n ail­ urday.
ing up alm ost 80 yards rushing,
prép school days a t P rescott High School in h o rthern Arizona. ing down the top scoring spot
It was the Sun Devils’ sec­ as he cut inside the big Aggie
W hen a few tough yards are needed for a first down o r a final w ith 18 points.
ond straight w in this season ends. If it w asn’t Jones inside,
plunge into th e end zone fo r a Demon score, w atch fo r the
it w as M cFalls going outside.
F reney displayed a one-m an w ithout a defeat.
pow erful, fullback to plunge up th e m iddle.
He picked up 109 yards in 13
effort last S aturday against
The
halfback
was
sophomore
*.
*
*
U tah S tate w hen he scored his Nolan Jones. He carried the ball carries.
T h e second an n u al Copper Bowl game, pitting the South­ three touchdowns. Ju n io r F u ll­
23 tim es through anch around , Young ruined the tirin g A g­
w est all-stars_ against the N ational all-stars, is getting into full back “Chop Choo”—Jones and I
the beefy U _
tah S tate lin e .fo r gies late, in the th ird quarter,
sw ing w ith eleven potential A ll-A m erican football players al­ McFalls are tied w ith ,12 points, 126 y»rd s,~The~speedcarne from picking up 39 yards in six tries.
read y invited.,
each and Nolan Jones and soph­ halfbacks John McFalls and a
B o rd er C on ference
Bob A nd erso n o f A rm y, Billy Cannon of No. 1 Louisiana omore end Tim Lee each have freshm an surprise, Ray Young.
W L PCT. GB10
points.
The,: Sun Devils had a tough
State, Prentice G au tt of O klahom a and Don M eredith of South­
1 0 1.000 0
Ju n io r halfback .Joe D rake, tim e during the first half. The Arizona St.
e rn M ethodist U niversity compose the list of baCkfield men
Arizona
1
0 1.000 0
w ith a total of 71 yards gained Aggies
who have received invitations.
tossed th eir weight
H -S U
0 0
.000 1
rushing,
is
in
third
place
and
around, stopping one Devil of­
Linemen invited to the M arch ,of Dimes benefit include:
NM St.
0 0
.000 1
Choo
Choo
Jon
es'in
fourth
w
ith
fensive
m
anuever
after
another,
Jack ie B u rk ett an d Zeke Sm ith of A uburn, Rich K reitling of
Texas W estern 0 0
.000 1
Illinois, Bill C arp en ter of A rm y, Lou Cordileone, a 240 pound 70 yards. McFalls earned an 8.8 except for Jongs^running.
W.
Tex. St0 2
.000 2
average
in
two
games.
H
alfback
Buddy
.
A
llen
pyt
tack le from Clemson, Don Floyd of Texas C h ristian , and Roger
Senior q u arterback F ran U r­ the Aggies in front early in the
D avis of Syracuse.
ban
a n d sophomore Joe Zuger first q u arter w ith a 10-yard
V a lle y football fans are looking forw ard to the Copper
have,
gained a total of 58 yards scoring dash. The Aggies had"
Bowl classic, an a ll-s ta r a ffair th a t pleaded all who attended
L
arry
Reaves,
Arizona S tate’s
moved 63 yards in 10 plays folin 1958, its first y e a r of existence. Last year the Southw est team passing. U rban has completed
six out of 10 attem pts and Zug­ l'owing tfie opening kickoff. The sophomore right guard, was
upset th e favored N ational a ll-sta rs 22-13.
e r has hit. four out of eight. kick on the^pqint after touch­ chosen player of the week M on­
day.
A lternating at the quarterback down failed.
Senior quarterback F ran U r­
slot, U rban engineered seven of
Reaves’ hard blocking was an
the SUn Devils 11 scoring d riv ­ ban, who- directed five scoring im portant role in the Sun D ev-i
es. Zuger is credited w ith three drives, m oved ASU 76 yards ils’ 34-12 ro u t of U tah State
and sophomore fton Cosner di­ late in the second q u arter, wi4h Saturday. F or^a-lujgm an to be
McFalls going the last 16 for considergd most valuable p lac­
rected one scoring drive.
the score. Jones kicked the ex ­ e r against a line as m assive antfFreney
has
caught
four
pass­
F all baseball practice began state m eet.
tra point for a 7-6 halftim e rough as U tah’s, is quite a feat.
es
for
53
yards
and
one
touch­
M onday for’th e Sun Devils, u n ­
“The Devils should be a
lead.
B ut this did—not deter L arry ’s
d er th e w atchful eye of head stronger club this season and down to lead end Bill Spanko
The Sun Devils b u t the game
coach Bobby W inkles. Practices if our pitching staff reaches ex­ w ith 27 ‘yards in the pass re ­ out of reach in the th ird p er­ aggressive play.
He graduated from B raddock
w ill continue a t a 3 -h o u r-a - pectations, our w on-and-lost ceiving category.
iod w ith two quick scores. F u ll­
Arizona S tate gained 337
H
igh
School, Braddock, Pa., in
day, 5 -d ay s-p er-w eek pace u n ­ record should be b etter than
back
C harlie
(Chroo-Choo)
til Oct. 23.
last season,” W inkles said. Last yards. The Sun Devils have Jones capped a 72-yard drive 1958, then came to ASU, w here
W inkles, a fo rm er profes­ y ear’s 27 victories and 18 losses held opponents to - 168.5 yards by plunging over from the qne. he earned a freshm an num eral.
sional shortstop for th e Chicago set a new ’ w inning record for rushing and 75 yards passing.
As a freshm an, L arry beat
M oments later tackle Charlie
W hite Sok system , began his th e ASU team .
C enter John Vucichevich, a K rofchik picked up a Utah out veteran Tom Ford until he
second y ear a t ASU w ith a pep
R eturning pitchers to the club linebacked on defepse, is lead­ S tate furpble, and the speedy sustained a knee in ju ry w hich
ta lk and light w orkout. Five indlude Roger B am son, Ray ing the team w ith 39 defensive Devils w ere off again. ASU required surgery, thus causing
.years of his baseball career M artinez, J e rry Hochevar and points. Tackle Jesse Bradford moved 39 yards in seven plays, him to miss spring drills. His
w ere spent w ith Class A clubs, Roger K udron. Coach W inkles w ith 29 and end Bill Spanko w ith Young scoring from the coaches predicted th at if his
th e trip le-A Indianapolis -In­ also expects help from tran sfer w ith 24 lead the line in defense. tw o-yard line.
knee held up he .would be push­
dians and spring trainings in Jo h n M iller and last year’s
McFalls, fleet running h alf­
The Sun Devils added two ing the starters around, stating
th e W hite Sox camp.
freshm en, M ike T atum and Bob back, leads^>the pack w ith 23 m ore touchdowns in the fourth, th a t he “. . . has size atfd abil­
W hile playing sem i-pro ball Kougin.
points. H e-com pleted five u n ­ period. U rban hit fullback Clay ity to become a fine linem an.”
w ith th e Casa G rande Cbtton
Senior John Regoli, last assisted tackles, two assists and F reney w ith 'a 15-yard scoring His
S aturday
perform ance
Kings this sum m er, W inkles y e a r’s batting y titlist, w ill be two pass deflections. Nolan Jo n ­ pass, and F reney also got the proved his coaches’ statem ents
copped the state tournam ent bidding for a starting position es, the other high-scoring soph­ final scow -on- a 2 ■
#
‘yard plutyge correct.
b attin g title and w as voted the at th ird base. The New York omore, has 22 defensive points w ith tw o seconds left in the
Reaves is enrolled in the Col­
m ost valuable p lay er in the Y ankees are interested in him. to his credit.
game.
lege of Education.

Reaves MVP

Pitching Staff Holds Key
To 1960 Baseball Fortunes

YOUNGSTERS IN ACTION . . . Speedy sopho­
more Nolan Jones hursts into Utah State University
territory here as freshman Ray Young prepares for
a key block. The two underclassmen figured heavily
in the Sun Devils’ 34-12 romp over the visiting Utah
State team Saturday.

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Page Eight

Wednesday, September 30,1959

STATE PRESS

Cheerleader Pat Fay Wants
Loud Yelling, Casual Dress

F o u r m en w ill en ter sem i­
finals competition' in in tram ural
tennis today, w•ith the w inners
of the tw o m atches slated for
the cham pionship- m atch to ­
m orrow.
Two Sigm a Chi S i g m a s ,
Chuck M urdough and W ally
Kendig, w ill b attle opposition
today in hopes of w inning the
in tram u ral—tennis crown to-,
rriorrow. M urdough w ill m eet
last y e a r’-s champion, R ichard
R eakes' of Sigm a Nu, w hile
K endig m eets Jo h n *P latis of
Phi D elta T heta in the sem i­
finals action.
In quarter.-finals c o n t e s t s
yesterday, M urdough defeated”
Ron Schm itenknop of A lpha
Tau Omega 6-3; Reakes defeat­
ed Tom McDougal of Sigma
P hi Epsilon 6-0; Kendig de­
feated Vic C estar of A lpha Tau
Omega 6-0; and-.Platis defeated
Ed Lowman, independent 12-

By T E R R Y F L E E N O R
m issed me' or knew I w as gone,”
A n ex-football player for he lam ents.
C ham inade High School in W est
“We need day games late in
Los Angeles, A SU’s head cheer­ the season,” he said. The U of
lead er P at Fay .aspired to don A game w as a big success last
pads here before he suffered Novem ber.”
a spleen injury.
-re should also be strict
T he construction m ajo r be control of activity cards. Each
lieves creative cheering is m ore student’s picture should appear
of an asset th an gym nastics or on this c'ard. This w ould keep
tu rn in g cartw heels.
non-students, unless th ey are
Fay incorporates some of the guests, out of the student sec­
gestures and m im icry his idol, tion.
J e r r y -Lewis, m ade famous. He
“I th ink m ote students should
attrib u tes his show m anship to dress inform ally w hen they a t­
tw o seasons with* th e C atalina tend the games. No one should
Island sum m er stock company. w ear a tie and a coat, or a
P a t says he q u it the profes­ cocktail dress and high heels
sion, though, because he didn’t to a sport event.
lik e the food. “It w as almost
“The card section should be
as bad as the university cafe­ widened. M ore seats would al­
te ria ,” he quipped. " v~]
low a g reater varjety of card
C heerleader F ay w as r e ­ displays,” he stated.
cruited by a fra te rn ity brother.
P at also thinks the student
“I w as looking around for body should learn the school’s
som ething to do and the n ext fight song and alm a m ater.
10.
thing I knew, I was m aking up
My men . are not singing
yells and leading the student these tunes to en tertain the
cheering section at the gam es.” fans. The songs w ere composed
W hen asked about his style as. a tribute to faithfulness and
of cheering, P a t replied, ^ P e o ­ loyalty, so le t’s sh o w . a little
p le like t o ‘lau g h at m istakes. patriotism .”
T h a t’s why I m ake them . Yell­
A junior, P a t is the son of
in g a t the game gives students Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Fay.
a chance to le t off steam th ey ’ve The elder Fay is Judge of the
accum ulated during th e w eek.” S uperior Court of Los Angeles.
Why no girl cheerleaders this
year?
A meeting will be held to­
“They shriek,” he claims,
m orrow, 3 p.m. in room 103
“and th a t’s ju st orie of the rea­
of the M en’s Gym for all
sons I w ant no fem ales to suit students interested in gym ­
u p for the job.”
nastics.
P rio r to last y ear’s 47-0 rout
All men interested in try ­
of the U niversity of Arizona,
ing out for the gym nastic
F ay was kidnapped by four U team and also m en and w o­
of A fratern ity m em bers. A fter m en interested in form ing
lu rin g P a t on the .pretense they a gym nastic club are urged
would tak e his picture, they to attend.
drove him to Tucson, and dyed
Experience is not neces­
his h air a reddish blue.
sary, but all men w ith a de­
F ortunately P a t escaped m insire to be op this y ear’s team
• utes before the game, and clad
and who are w ell-co-ordin­
in berm udas, he retu rn ed to ated are urged to attend the
lead ASU to victory. “No: one
meeting, according ,to N orris
J . Steverson, g y m n a s t i c
Sa tu rd a y a rt classes for
coach.
gifted children , kin dergarten
Team com petition w ill not
start until F ebruary’, b u t
through high school, w ill b e­
Coach Steverson is looking
gin O ct. 10 at A S U . C la sses
for replacements~~for four
w ill be held « t 9 a.m . to noon
men J6st from last y e a r’s
in the A rts building.
team.

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dough is favored with Richard Reakes of Sigma Nu,
and Wally Kendig, also, of Sigma Chi Sigma to cop
the tennis title.

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