Vol. 40 Wednesday, October^ 1961 No. 4 F{ cuminCites Im portance O f Student Government Honorable Paul Fannin, - Governor oFArizona,. stressed the importance of stu­ dent government as a proving ground for the ideals, of democracy at the first ses­ sion of the student senate, yesterday. Speaking to the senators,' the Governor said, “You obviously have made a com­ mitment to representational decision making before you assumed membership irk this body. You w ill continue this com m itm ent long after you leave this university. “I am .confident in the fu ­ tu re,” stated G overnor Fannin, “because I am sure you are.” In advising the senate on the application of separation of ------------- —------ ------------------------------- '. powers in-government, the Gov­ ernor said, “You realize th at with these checks and balances you m ust m aintain a degree of cooperation if we are to attain those goals which we all desire.” Today’s w orld th reat of com- Scodar Anntfunces ’61-62 Concert And Lecture Series D ates and artists for the 1961 52 Concert and L ecture Series vere announced today by David 3. Scoular, professor of Music Concerts begin a t 8:15 p.m n the MU ballroom, except the Primary Set to r Oct. 11 P rim ary elections fo r freshnan class senators yvill be let. 11, w ith a general election let. 17. The plu rality w ill be lecided toy the freshm an class is a whole. Election rules state th a t names f all candidates shall appear n the prim ary ballot. The four andidates receiving th e most otes shall appear on the balots for the general election. In the event of a tie for a un n er-u p position, those p erons’ nam es also shall appear n th e general, election ballots. T he general election will S P I R I T B O O S T E R — A S U ’s fiv e new pom poh girls, fr o m ' then'decide the tw o w inners. In top to bottom, are S a n d y B erry, D o n ita Herre, P a u la F re e ­ stone, M a ry Lou M c N a tt and M a rily n W hitney.____________ __ the .event off a tie in the general election, a special election will be called to decide the. m atter.' IFC Proposes Segregated Seating; Executive Council Tables Motion A m otion w hich w ould allow fratern ities to sit in a reserved section of the S u n Devil sta dium was p resented at last F rid a y ’s m eeting of the ASASU executive council. The motion, presented by Jo n Flach, IFG president, calls for the end section of the sta ­ dium to be reserved for the fraternities. This w ould solve the problem of seat saving w hich is cu rren tly planning the ASASU, he contended. W ith ASASU president G ary MU Offers Log For Rides A roster of “rid e s needed” and “rides av ailable” is at the MU inform ation d e sk for stu ­ dents w ho com m ute • to and from campus, according to G ary W alker, ASASU president. . N um erous persons seeking rid es and others ’w anting pas­ sengers to share expenses e x ­ pressed a desire fo r a list. B allet Janine C harrat, which w ill be presented in the Tempe Unión High School' auditorium . “Engagem ents this season in ­ clude some w ell-know n artists; for the first tim e in the series, a jazz group w ill be presented,” Scoular stated. Students are adm itted w ith activity cards. A special $2 ticket for the en tire season is available -to m em bers of the faculty and staff and to stu ­ dents w ithout ' activity cards. These: a re a t the MU in form a­ tion desk. Concert dates and artists in ­ clude: Oct. 14, Agnes M oorehead and Co.; Nov. 17, M itchellRuff Trio jazz; Nov. 29, O rch­ estra San Pietro of- Naples; Dec. 4,. Joseph -Wood K rutch, lecturer; and Jan . 14, Jennie T-eurel and M artia Singher, m ezzo-soprano and tenor in joint concert. Also, Feb. 8, B allet Janine C h arrat de France; Feb. 23, Sestetto Italianó, m a d r i g a l singers; M arch 18, 19, H ungar­ ian Q uartet, two different pro­ grams; A pril 1, W illiam Masses los, pianist. 1 m unism was discussed by the G overnor to illustrate the value of proper leadership in the fu ­ ture. “It was not my purpose to p re s e n t, anything unique or shocking. Instead, my purpose was to im press upon you the r e ­ sponsibilities of leadership" in the near future.” .The Governor commented on tlie grow th of Arizona State U niversity. He said th at he was proud of the progress and en ­ thusiasm of its students. Preceding F annin’s address, G ary K, W alkë’i , president of ASASÜy delivered his “State ôf the U niversity” address. Ia his speech, W alker specifically asked for eight pieces of legis­ lation. These were: - -1) E stab lish m e n t of a Stu d e n t P u b lic R e la tio n s Board. 2) E stab lish m e n t of a P o ­ litical A c a d e m y s im ila r to N otre D a m e ’s to giv e À S U citizen ry a better u n d e r­ sta n d in g and exposure to cu rre n t events. 3) R e visio n o f the ele c­ tion code especially ip the area of general q u a lific a ­ tions. ' 4) E stab lish m e n t of a personal secretary to the president. 5) E x p lo rin g the p o s sib il­ ity of e stablish in g a student check c ash in g service. . 6) D e velopm e nt of p ro ­ cedures and stru ctu ral fra m e w o rk fo r setting up a c a m p u s-w id e plebiscite. 7) R e -e v a lu a tio n of the in tram u ral pro gram w ith e m p h asis on the p o ssib ility (C ontinued on P ag e 2) W alker presiding, the executive council discussed F lach’s m o­ tion at some length. Flach said th at he felt ‘ the passage of this motion would improve- student spirit a t the rem aining games. It wds tabled, for fu rth er consideration by Jim Chilton, ASASU vice president. C hilton announced the ap ­ pointm ent of five committee heads. Steve Sergeant is ch air­ m an of the Finance Committee. Bob Robinson will head the J u ­ diciary Committee. H enry Klopping is the new chairm an of Student Services. Susan eh em nick w ill head the A S A l SU Rules Committee and .G ary Nichols was appointed to head the M embership and Elections Committee1. Plans for P aren ts .W eekend w ere discussed by th e council w ith AMS president Bob C ar­ te r presenting the m aterial. Reports w ere m ade by all m ajor com m ittee heads and O T H E R W H I T E W A S H S E S S I O N — Phi D e lta T h e tas and D e lta G a m m a s joined forces stu d en t' officers and w ere ac­ AS aNtu rd a y to clean o ff pain t splashed by alleged v a n d a ls on the “A ” atop T em p e Butte. See cepted by the council. Page 2 STATE PRESS Wednesday, October 4, 196} Resident Tea Today In MU Upper Lounge As Student Thefts Increase The annual Head Resident Tea is today from 3-5 B y G W E N Z U P A N C IC p.m. in the upper lounge of the Memorial Union. ■“I am definitely alarm ed at Sponsored- by AWS, the tea is designed to acquaint, the increase i n . book_thievery students with the head residents. All women students on this cam pus and steps should are invited. T hree ' hundred guests have been invited to the tea includ­ ing all dorm itory head residents, fra te rn ity house m others, deans and adm inistrators. D ue1to the num ber expectedv-dqrmitory a r ­ S tudent and faculty - staff riv a l hours have togen d ag g ered . bowling leagues are being or­ “A utum n” is .the them e of tK®8 tea, and decorations include ganized J o r the M emorial Union autum n leaves from northern lanes. Dormitories, fraternities Arizona, cattails, and bronze and sororities, as’*well as stu­ cahdlestick holders on beige dent organizations can sponsor tablecloths. Gold lem onade and team s to represent them. cookies will be served by a girl Six five—m an team s w ill bowl frorp each dorm. once a week at the MU lanes Gold mum corsages will be through the fail semester. Each w orn by the head residents. league will b o w l, on a night AW'S Executive Council m em ­ convenient to all p l a y e r s . bers, Dean C atherine G. Nichols A m erican Bowling C o n g r e s s , and Dean Jo F reida D orris will rules w ill apply w hether or not be in the receiving line, w ear­ the leagues choose to join .the A.B.C. for; recognition. ing bronze colored corsages. Bowling Leagues To Be Organized Newcomers ’ First M eet October 5 Padev To Speak Tomorrow Night LUCKY STRIKE presents: The first m eeting of the Newcomers, . an affiliation of th e Arizona State U niversity’s Faculty Wives Club, is set for T hursday in the MU upper lounge at 8 p.m., according to Mrs. Joel J. D auten, chairm an. A film on Arizona w ill be show n to . acquaint newcomers w ith the state, after which a social h o u r’ is scheduled. The^ group also will be treated to a tour of the M emorial U n­ ion, conducted by Mrs. Cecelia Scoular, director. Mrs. Dauten will be assisted a t this m eeting by Mines E. J. Landers, Raynold J. Ruppe, J . J. Lam berts, and Vincent R euter. O ther m eetings will include F u n Night at Clancy’s in.' the MU, husbands invited. A lu n - , cheon ■ and tour of Taliesin West, Feb. 13, and a picnic and E aster egg hunt on A pril 14, also - are scheduled. More About drive to provide storage for the could cover th e ir books in o rd ­ ’m ajority of our student's who e r to conceal identification and happen to live off-cam pus,” decrease tem ptation. said Bustam ente. It; also m ust By all m eans place y o u rn a m e be taken so students could safe­ be determ ined w hether one pro­ and address in all books b e­ g u a rd th eir property,” ’ said posed solution would be feasible cause th e y 'c a n be traced. The Tony B ustam ente, m anager of or impossible. Bookstore refuses to buy books the U niversity Bookstore, this Bustam ente feels th a t lockers “which,, have pages to rn from week. on a tem porary rdfftal basis them. T here has been a definite in­ could be furnished. A t the p fecrease in the stealing of books s e n t,s ix to seven thousand stu ­ this year. Most of the books are dents are commuting. Even two from the big classes w here the hundred lockers would help. supply* has Tun put. The Book­ Ifichael Padev, foreign editor The cost of th e lockers would store has no authority to re ­ be paid at student expense o f The Arizona ^Republic, w ill place the stolen property so, u n ­ though a self-liquidating situa­ hekd 1a- public p an el w ith two less the books are recovered, tion. In the ■beginning, they ASU students, L inda W arren the student ends u’p paying for would be used on a pay basis. and Ed Manley, participating. them twice. ■ __ The m oney collected from the P a d e v . w ill speak tom orrow Y esterday, S tu art G arbutt, ah m achines would be used as night at 8 p.m. in the A rcadia ASU student, placed $80 w orth paym ent for the lockers. - ■ High School auditorium , E. In ­ of books and supplies bn the A fter final paym ent is made, dian School R d.y on “Will; book rack of the Devil’s Den. the locks could be converted K hrushchev B ury Us?” The Less, than five m inutes later, he to a refund system w hereby the two ASU students, along W ith returned to get t h e m but money« would be retu rn ed as other correspqndents from V al­ everything was gone. soon as the key-is; received. le y papers w ill then question “Someone m ust spearhead a F o r the present, the students him. n "THE FRESHMEN" "Get a kid away from home, send him off to college, and right away, look what happens." ■ - Gov. Fannin (C o ntinued tro n i P ag e 1) > of setting up a cam p u s ph ysical fitness program . 8) D ra ftin g of a re so lu ­ tion to the city of Tem pe u rg in g that College and , O ran ge streets be closed to th ro u gh traffic. Following W alker’s talk, Jim Chilton, ASASU 1 st-Vice P resi­ dent, im m ediately assigned each of the eight p o in ts to the ap ­ p ro p riate committees for con­ sideration. Chilton presided at the open­ ing m eeting yesterday, and in his opening rem arks said, “We a t Arizona S tate U niversity en­ jo y one of the finest student governm ents in the w est.” Follow ing Chilton’s rem arks, ASASU Chief Justice, Ike A llem an adm inistered the Sen­ a to rs’ oath of office. AUeman said th e Senators should keep in m in d th ree things: 1) go but to th e students, 2) be informed, 3) v ote according to th eir own convictions. SO PH O M O RES, JU N IO RS, SEN IO R S: DO N ’T TREAD ON F R ESH M EN ! They Have been known to become employers. A' freshman wants, above all, to be inaugurated into your world. Walk him to class, teach him longhand, explain how the Ph.D. wears his tassel, introduce him to Luckies (and tell him how college students smoke more Luckies than any other regular). You’ll be a bigger man, and you’ll be able to borrow Luckies from him any time. CHANGE TO LUCKIES and '7 7 ’ ¡Product of get some tastechange! clothes- leave only for an Tn th Ready M a d e G rave letter showed us anything up here, it showed that by occasi°nal class, and retu rn im - To the Editor: to use -my .45 and I loved usmg it as an example, you fine readers might learn mediat-ely for m ore talk and I understand th at the u n iv eranim al how Oto to the State Press. — cigarettes ---* th e s e ' sity is contem plating a newn lvsend “T imletters d v ’> ” . r r-------- a ««*»• L , B e l i »-■<«-— e v e me, mma • W e need 7 S ■ Wa? a t t h e bottom of the gem. girls are to° touch (Am en) fQr project—lighting the “A ” So .after casting a few u n re W e need names and signatures, w h ic h , upon request the average college student JT ‘ , 8 e A" can be withheld from print. , q , Actually> ^ D°n ghouJd ^ Wonderful! A truly m a g n a n -’ Peatable aspersions on the p a Letters reflect (usually) the trends of thinking on them as hostesses—fo r the VI. imous deed-' I’m sure th at w is- tern ity of . . , (sic) I gently 7 7 7 7 tnWl , 7 7 eCiate hearil?g from YOU- But we’d * * * ’ dom WU1 dictate the use of black shoved Old P ain t into one of P As for^the r 7 P’cts ! 7 7 S1 7 ° W Ordsbulbs, .because we are all aw are the fissures on “Transm ission Letters To The Editor / ‘f i n e t r a d i t i o n ” th e y h a v e sm arted is p u ^ s h a b l T u n d e r s ta te - c o d e - , c la u s e 13501. R ots of ruck. If you h ave th e tim e, th er e’s a heck d o o r ) ' m ° r e t0 d a ^S e e “Ready Made” letter next To m .a .m .'_ y S T S L m ake it! ^ * * Complaint to G. Homer—'Why 2 ? W hite' a-gainst tributes to a very ground. white con- T rail” and applied m yself to the poor back- arduous task of picking my . way to class avoiding the Last F riday I had to shoot chasms along the “T rail ” ’ A n d t o F J i ^ t a Thetas and Delta Gammas, who e So’ aft^ ^ i n g the. took part of their Saturday afternoon and~a bit of their ratio has got to go Specially .. '• y 40 and m o- gorge w h ere "Transm ission budgets to^re-whitewash the “A”atop Tempe Butte... during football seasop. & you’d m en tan ly turned eyes from T rail’- and 8th S treet solidify, ' "anS a f ? dwChTtg S i 7 a n ° nS'- •■ +1 st«P accepting m ale students Transmissl0n TraiT ’ to check X arrived in class covered with A F T E R T H O U rH T ■ u - f°r a few years, I ’ll bet you my timepiece w hen 01d Paint vioJets and sm elling of p rim . d o i^ t p u t i t i n w r i t i n g ” "" P r ° m is e h e r a n y th in g , . b u t things would shape up around broke his leg in one of the tiger rose. . V" pits. That was the ilrst time I M l Berko Wednesday, October 4, 1961 STATE PRESS Page 5 Faculty Facts O N C A M P U S T V - - A a ro n C o plan d, Pu litze r P r iz e -w in ­ n in g com poser, co ndu cts one o f his ow n W orks d u rin g the produ ction o f “C o n te m p o ra ry A m e ric a n Com posers: A a ro n C o p la n d ,” to n igh t at 9 on- C h an n e l 8, K A E T . T he N a tio n ­ al E d u catio n al T e le v isio n p ro gram is on the log of A S U ’s station fo r th is year. It is devoted to the w ork, ideas andm u sical p h ilo so p h y of one of A m e ric a n ’s greatest com posers. 1rs TIME TOWRITE YOUR NAME IN TEXT BOOKS The Refund Period Has Now Ended WE ARE BUYING USED BOOKS Election of officers and ap ­ teaching standards of English gf Art, will represent the W est­ pointm ent of com m ittee chair­ in high schools, - L am berts is m an of the Faculty Wives Club one of 20 l i n g u i s t s f r o m ern states, on the N ational Casting Conference at ASU has been announced for throughout' thè nation and one Bronze the 1961-62 year. planning com m ittee A pril 6, of 40 college and university P resident of the Wives Club professors of composition and 1962, at the. U niversity cf K an ­ is Mrs. K arl D annefeldt. Mrs. literatu re selected to attend. sas. : * * * Edw ard B urgoyne is- assum ing * -1! „ * , ’ Dr. Bertram Zaslo w , A $ U the position of vice president Dr. Lloyd L. Ingraham , asso­ assistant p ro fe sso r p j c h e m ­ and program chairm an, w ith ciate professor of enzyme chem ­ istry, and M iss L. M. K e l­ Mrs. R obert Ashe, secretary; istry at the U niversity of Cali­ and Mrs. Ross Rice treasurer logg, a fo rm e r A S U student, fornia at Davis, will discuss O thers include Mrs. Joel Dauthave w ritten an article e n ­ ten, new com er’s chairm an, Mrs titled, “T h e A n a ly s is pf “Biochemical M echanisms” at Reynold.R uppe and Mrs. Jam es M e tallic Sp h e ro id s from an open m eeting in the Physical Landers, new com er’s executive M eteor Crater, A rizo n a.” Sciences Building tom orrow at committee, M rs. Russell Bow­ T h e article app ears in 8 p.m. man, publicity comm ittee, and “G eochim ica, et C o sm o c h i­ Before the meeting,Dr. In g ra­ Mrs. Charles W exler, courtesy m ica A cta,” published in committee. ham will be honored at dinner N orthern Irelan d by Pergam o n P ress Lim ited. The yearobok chairm an is in the MU at 6:30 p.m. F or re s­ ♦ * „♦ Mrs. ■■Frederick Lindstrom and ervations call Dr. Castl'è O, R ei­ Mrs. Rice, w ith Mrs. P aul H ub­ Dr. Israel Goldiamond, pro­ ser, ext. 222. * * * ' * bard, cu ltu ral project chairm an fessor >of Psychology at ASU, Mrs. R obert Lamm, student has been nam ed to the editorial An article, “Response Bias in loan fund co-chairm an, and board of thè Jo u rn al Of M athe­ Q uestionnaire R eports,” was co­ Mrs. Victor M iller, student Joan, matics, a new national scientific authored by Dr. Israel G oldiafund chairm an. journal concerned w ith appli­ mOnd, a psychology professor a t C o-authors Dr. Jerom e M. cations of ibebavior a n aly sis., ASU# and Drs. N: H. Azrin and Dowling, assistant professor of Goldiam ond’s article in the W. Holz, A nna S tate Hospital, Physics, and T. P. N orris,'A SU first issue deals w ith an experi­ 111. graduate student w ith a M.S. m ental analysis and controlled The article, appearing in the have publications appearing in alteration of fluent speech and- cu rrent issue of the Journal of tije cu rrent issue of the C anad­ stuttering, . perform ed under Consulting Psychology, is based ian Jo u rn al of Physics. contract w ith the A ir Force. on the results of a psychological * He sfc : The articles are a result of study of the feelings and fears N orris’ investigation oif m o­ Ben Goo, associate professor of a ir crew s during combat. tions of atomic molecules and Dowling’s research under a grant a t >ASU from the N a­ tional Science Foundation. AFROTC Program Enrolls 700 Frosh Dr. J. J. Lam berts, associate professor of English at Arizona S tate U niversity, participated C aptain Thomas M onahan, m an and second sem ester soph­ recently iii a th ree-w eek con­ assistant professor Of M ilitary omore years. ference designed to raise the Science, announces- th a t over Sophomore students in the 700 freshm en students are ta k ­ AFROTC program will' be re-: ing A ir Force ROTC u n der the quired to take a total of three new curriculum changes a t ASU hours of Air Force instruction this fall. during the first semester. Soph­ •Under The. new program , stu ­ omore students may substitute dents are now allowed to use regular academ ic "courses for ASU has be’en chosen by the academic courses as a substitute two hours of A ir Force classes U. S. Office af Education as one for courses in A ir Science. Only during the second semester. Off 17 m ajo r universities in the one hour of m ilitary d rill a nation to conduct ¡a cpunseling week is required for, first se­ and guidance training institute, m ester enrollees, w hile an ad ­ said Dr. Sandford S. Dhyis, d i­ ditional tw o hours of A ir Force rector of the institute and ch air­ classroom instruction will be m an of ASU’s educational ph y - •required of all" freshm en during chology and guidance division. the second semester. The in stitu te opened" Monday F reshm en students are p er­ Influenza v a c c i n e js now w ith 27* participants and will be m itted ,tp substitute required repeated for a different group courses in m athem atics, physics, available to all students .at the infirm ary for fifty cents a dose. next semester. economics, philosophy, English, These institutes are designed psychology, chem istry, foreign The U.S. Public H ealth S er­ to im prove th e qualifications of languages, history, sociology, vice predicts a higher incidence secondary schodl teachers p re­ general physical sciences, engi­ of influenza cases this fall over paring to engage in counseling neering aeronautics and geogra­ last year. The peak danger p e r­ students in th e ir respective phy for AFROTC requirem ents iod in Arizona should be from schools. during the .first sem ester fresh ­ November through late Ja n u ­ ary. -» v v v Mrs. Elaine H. M cFarland, director of the S tudent H ealth Service, said students receiving the shots w ill be w ell prepared for the anticipated outbreak. Teaching Project Opens At ASU , Flu Vaccine Now Available O N A LIMITED BASIS RESTAURANT “T R Y Y O U R C A M PU S BO O K ST O R E F IR S T " Tempe Center UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Bookstore Hours: 8 A.M. — 7 P.Mj, Monday Through Thursday 8 A.M. — 4:30 P.M., Friday Only 9 A.M. — 1 P M 0 » Saturday" F or complete protection, two hots should be taken one m onth apart. Also, it is best to get the shots as soon as possible in o rd ­ er to give the body sufficient tim e to build up its im m unity. The Fabulous ‘ JAMBURGER 54 lb. fresh ground beef topped,with melted cheese served on toasted bun with gofs of golden brown fries, sliced tomatoes -— Pickle Chips. 65c OPEN 8 AM. TO 7 P.M. 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C a sh b a r ­ gain $25», Phone W H 6-7531. \ Page 6 Â Wednesday, October 4, 1981 STATE PRESS ■■'¡* 17 216 New Pledges Takes Members The result Of form al fra te rnity rush at ASU is as follows: ton, Eliason, C h arles D uff, K elly M unson, G ary F agan, B ill F in n , S terl­ Orchesls, national- m o d e r n ing Jo h n so n , E ric G ossette, ' L arry A lp h a T a u O m e g a — D an A cuff, G relle, R ichard P o tter, Ja c k R ich ard ­ dance honorary, has com pleted Bob B erger, L aw re n ce C havez, Rich son, S teve Sidles, W arren S earles, Bob a rd C row son, J e rr y G reene, Jim G u l­ T h o rn to n , Bob S irrin e, an d Jo h n Wiig. try -o u ts and- announced; those ley, R ich a rd K idw ell, Jim M atthew s, Phi Delta T heta — Bob R ider, Bill G ary M iller, Bob M itchell, L a rry P e t­ H ein er, Ja c k M cElroy, G ary G lass- chosen to dance w ith the 'group erson, G eorge P rice, Tom P rice, C h ar­ ford, J o e Jo h q sto n , Jo h n -M anier, G ary this year. les ; R ecker, G ary Scott, an d C huck Thompson,* Ja c k " Sadler,- J o e Com Y ardley. News^ m em bers are P hyllis parifl, D ave P atto n , G eorge A rm ­ Sigm a P i — E rn e s t G erald B eck an d strong, B èn A rm strong, J e rr y E ppler, Blythe, Ju d y Botsford, -Sidna Bill D ick, L an ce M orris, an d D ave Jo h n W enge. E ffm an. Bradley, B everly Brown, 13iP i K a p p a A lp h a — M elvin D. Bass, P h i K appa Psi Colony — Norm D av ­ Ja m e s C row ley, Jim D ennis, Don anne Brown, Beverly D exter, K au ffm an , Bob K rouse, B ruce P h il­ is, S tev e H anson, Jim L ofstrpm , J e rry lips, R o b e rt Rowe, Jo e S p ark s, and M ays, C raig 'M ueller, D ennis H ixson, Candy Gacland, R ita G ear, S u­ S teve Slem m ons, an d Rod. R ubick. L ew is T enny. v san M arionneaux, Rose M arie L am bda C h i A lp h a — G ordon I Sigm a N u — Jim A u s t i n , J o h n B row n, J e r r y B>rady, M ike Davis, Jo h n Mies, Suzi Smith, H enry S upB lack an d L eonard Evans. P h i S ig m a K a p p a — M yron S p eak ­ D ry er, Jim E ller, D ave F uchs, Bill reuski, Sue U tley and M ary Jo er, Tom S chultz, B ill B lom m el, D an G lickauf, B ru ce Hass, D ave K alfo rd , R alph K erfo o t, Don M ershon, T om Willis. A lternates include Bessie H aversii, D ave P a l ho, P e te A nderson, P an taz, K e n t P iester, Rocky P i k e , , | C a rr F lo u rn o y , C u rt Jo h n so n , P au l Bill Q uayie, Hartley Smith, L es sti- Ingram , P a t M assey and Joyce T u rn er, Bob M eavins, M ike, R ichm an, ac, Don S tubbs, C arl T aylor, M ax M ark, H ughes, M ike V arilandingham , m *c G eorge Drewrj% R oger K aplan, Jim W ilkinson, B ru ce Woods, A shton E r- •‘3'“ '“'D s* . Uhl, H arvey D ay, J a c k F o rem an, D a r­ .win, B ill F ish er, an d P h il F ollins. rel T em pleton, W illiam C onstance, Bill Sigm a Phi Epsilon — J e r r y A tw ood, j S m ith, A1 Von H offm an, D ick Lewis’,» J a c k B eavers, S teve B ingam an, R ich­ J im T yson, Don B row n, A lex S hip- a rd Pagoria,. K erm it Thom pson, Bing m an, M ark S eargeant, P ete D oyle, Jim Wins®$> L a rry S m ith, Rod G astin eau , C onrad, Start G abriel, Tom T aylow , R oger H ill, D ave B row n, M ike B ing­ M ike W eller, C h arlie Cole, D oyle h am , B re n t Rollins, Sam C ulley, Ja ck ASU’s Indu strial 4-i'ts C lub W alker, Jo h n Good, E rrol M urdock, B lan k en sh ip , L a rry W ard, B ud G reqne, w ill m eet today a t 7:30 p.m. in Ed M ann, D ick N ausbaum n, an d Ja y P a u l P u tm an , an d M ickey Esm ae. M yers. M echanical Technology Sigm a Chi — ’C arl H ultm ari, W alter the P I Z Z A A N Y O N E ? — Ted B ald w in , left, A'ÇÜ ju n io r from D elta Sigm a Phi V - D arre li A gnew , eeder, Jo h n C arroll, Jo h n R obinson, Building. Y u m a, and Jim A u stin , fresh m an from Tem pe are “partne rs” Don A nderson, Roy Bliss, K en C has­ R , Tom D eK ellis, Ja c k Jo h n so n , S tev e M unro, A lan C arroll, N orm an i Phi Upsilon Omicron, ■ n a ­ in à unique business operation, the Pizza H u t on A pach e B o u le ­ tain F red M cFadden, T ony S tew ard, Ja c k E n g lan d , V irgil S h u te, Steve T u rek , R o b ert D earborn^ G ordon C am pbell, tional home economics frater4 v a r d , owned and operated by students! Both psych o lo gy m a ­ Stew 'art, an d F ra n k W ynia. P e te r M erkel, Tom A llen , B ru ce I jors, B a ld w in and A u stin are at the “fin ish in g line,” cutting A lpha Epsilon Phi — B rian A m ada, h a n n es, Tim- B ray , G eorge R um -1 nity, w ill m eet tomOTTOW a t 7 P a u l B eck, A llan B ullm an, H arv ey Jo .the pizza arid p ac kagin g fo r a ta k e -o u t order. Both serve b au g h , P e te r D ’am bruosio, B ern ie W e- L w F aber, Marvi'n F ineberg, R onnie b er, an d T om S aw y er. ;% 4 I p.m. m the Home Ec Building. patrons inside the establishm ent. Several A S U students, I n ­ F ried m an , M ark G oldm an, A d rian clu d in g the owner, operate the new venture. Lew is, R u sty S anders, S tan S ch att,, Bob T ager, D ick T enenberg, a n d D ave Z aslow . \ P h i K a p p a T a u — T ony Potjiim tfs. Th e ta C h i —- H arold A lien, K irk A shley, B ob H ines, Jo h n P etriso n , an d The Accounting Club will dent m em bership in professional R o b ert Rogio. Delta Chi — G ary G avel, B re n t hold its^ first m eeting tomorrow organizations. H arelson, D ennis K lejnonski, Tom P av elin , arid M ike T eeter. at 12:40 p.m. in MU 218 A and Students m ajoring m acT a u K a p p a E p silo n — P e te r Selw ay. Th e ta D e lta C h i — P e te r A tkinso n , Dr. Glenn' Overman, dean of counting or a related field may R ichard Beissel, R ichard D eP in to , onald G illey, P h illip Osbornej ■■B ruce business- adm inistration, will attend. A luncheon w ill follow PReterso n , C harles R hodes, an d Tifn S chnatzm eyer. speak ’on the im portance of stu- the meeting. S ig m a A lp h a E p silo n — Bob A rn d t, Bob Bacon', Tom R ates, D w ain B ar- I Croups Meet Accounting Club Holds Meeting Koret of California SPORTSWEAR Catalina -Br 4 SWEATERS - SKIRTS , Minx Mode DRESSES - ACCESSORIES • STYLING ’ TINTING • BLEACHING P E RM AN EN T S C ELIA 'S • MANICURING T em pe C en ter — ¿1 4 9 E. 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In convenient 100-sheet packets and 500-sheet ream boxes. Only Eaton makes Corrasable. A Berkshire Typewriter Paper EATON PA?ER CORPORATION i^ R ) PITTSFIELD, HASS. N O W A V A IL A B L E A T KOR RICKS Downtown AL 8-5911 y Wednesday, October 4, 1961 STATE PRESS Page 7 ■M BOB VIEW S SPORTS NEWS 1 n Straight Story Arizona- S tate’s Carol Frosen won the wom en’s single's title in t h e , 49th annual Southw est Tennis Championships in Tuc­ son last w eekend. Miss Prosen, top-ranked wp-man player in Florida and an ASU freshm an, defeated Lynn Haines in- the finals, 7-5, 2-6, 7-5, Miss Haines is top -ran k ed in Texas girl’s singles and is .also a freshm an at Arizona State Pinky Shoemaker, and Emma 'F lores oif ASU team ed up for h 6-2, 6-1 doubles Victory over Joanne Sears and Jan e Sever­ son of the U niversity of A ri­ zona to give ASU a clean sweep in the wom en’s division. Miss Prosen, in addition to ' her women’s singles win, d e­ feated Miss Haines, 6-2, 9-7 for the g irl’s, singles crown. Top players from all over the country iflew in Tor the four d a y tournam ent, highlighted when Bill Lenoir of the UofA topped ¡.Hugh Stew art of Pasa­ dena, Calif., for the m en’s sin­ gles crown. On By BOB EGER JSports Editor 3 ■ B IIS I R E C O R D H O L D E R — N o lan Jones sh o w s the for/n.that m akes him one of the m ost dan ge ro u s ru n n in g backs 'in, the n atio n s In addition, he established h im se lf as college fo o tb a ll’s m ost co nsistent extra point k ic k e r of all tim e by su rp a ssin g th e 'n a tion al record fo r consecutive co n ve rsio n s S a tu rd a y a g a in st C o lo ra d o State. (P h o to by A S U Photo S e rvice ) Jones Is New Record W hen Nolan Jones booted his 31st and 32nd_successive ( C o n ­ versions against Colorado State S aturday, he Succeeded another Suh Devil, Bobby Fuller, as th e all-tim e n ational record holder. ‘Fuller, who kicked 30 straight in th e 19So season and did it barefooted, has an o th er m ark on th e books w hich m ight be out of Jones’ reach, how ever. . In th at sam e 1950 season, he booted 48 o u t of 51 attem pts, having two blocked and missing one by inches. F or Jones to b e able to a t­ tem pt 51 kicks this season, the Devils would have to score at a ra te.o f alm ost six touchdowns p er gam e ¡for the rem aining eight contests. Jones kicked 25 ifor 25 last seaso n .' ON M EN & BOYS • Réversibles • Twills * Gabardines * Flannels 'Plains or Fanys Reg. 6.98 to 12.98 Sports columnist Carl Porter of the Tucson Citizen, a daily p.m. paper, had some interesting things to say the other day about ASU, the UofA and Ulis Williams the top prep quarter jniler of all_tin^_ wilhua 46J.: effort Only he was Wrong. After Williams enrolled at ASU, Sorter wrote “It was heartbreaking news, needless to say, for Wild­ cat officials, who at one time had Williams all but sign­ ed ,sealed and delivered. “Thé scuttlebutt is that Ulis made his final decision between UA and ASU—and actually was leaning heavily toward Tucson until scared off at the last minute by ffs. °f being unable to make up certain scholastic deficiencies under UA's high scholastic standards.” But that’s not the real story. •; I? the UqfA was interested, Wildcat officials •cer­ tainly didn’t show it by their actions. After giving careful reading to Porter’s column Williams’ comments w;ere: “That isn’t true. I was interested in^visiting the UofA campus last spring but officials there told me that w a s‘impossible’. • w “Coach Cooper of the UofA didn’t contact.na.e until after the .high school season was over and I had run Now You Know 46.1. Coach* Castillo here was in touch Wijth me before last track season got under, way—long, before I set the The la rg e st crowds to w atch record. He even brought me over here to see the campus collegiate football and bask et­ ball games in Arizona w ere in and that, too, was before the 46.1. Sun Devil Stadium, and Sun “I wasn’t signed, sealed and delivered to anybody, Devil Gym. especially the UofA. They didn’t even ask me to come see the campus until a week before I decided to attend ASU in August. “My real choice between schools was between ASU W O 7-3982 and San Jose State—not ASU and the. UofA. And I wasn’t ‘scared off’ by any scholastic difficulties.” There you have it. Ulis Williams came to the school that wanted him the most. The school that had a coach willing, to go to a little trouble to give his personal atten tion and make a fine young athlete feel wantéd. SMALL THINGS . . . West Texas State appears to have developed a gridiron machine cortiparable to the one that won New Mexico State national acclaim, last fall. The Buffs, a team that won only five games in the past three years, have suddenly blossomed into power­ house stature* They discouraged Texas Western 56-27 Saturday and annihilated Brigham Young 55-8 the week before. Anne Pittman’s claim that ASU has the top aggrega­ tion of female net talent in the country was upheld in rather convincing fashion as the Devil dames copped top spots in women’s singles and doubles and girl’s singles at the Southwest Tennis Championships last weekend. There is a good chance that local tennis fans will get to see the local gals in action here against top com­ petition on a team basis later in the year. That would set a precedent, for Miss Pittman’s crew has long been a traveling bunch. • W h il e t h ey last SMILEY-BERGE FORD! ^ £ )e a le r ★ Complete Service Facilities ★ 7 Mechanics On Duty ★ Servicing AH Makes & Models N-Service • Hand Ironing • Cleaning • Alterations We, The New Owners, Solicit Your J U S T T ^ B iB c K S F ^ 16 East 8th Street - Tempe Phone W O 7-2064 1 Suds Patronage ASU CAM PUS 1 id e t e • Fluff Dry . IJ o u r * Y je a re it For Work or Play Carol Prosen Wins Women’s, Girl’s Singtes WE ARE EAGER TO PLEASE 818 College Ave. "Next Door to 'the VI” âfflMMMMHMItaMmnMmsMMm Page 8 Devil Utah Looms As Rugged Grid Hurdle By BO B J A C O B S E N ‘They w ere 100% improved over their first two gam es and really ‘proved tough defensive­ ly,” com m ented H ead Coach F ra n k K ush a b o u t. Colorado S tate after his Sun Devils slipped past - H ie Rams 14-6 S aturday night at F o rt Collins, Goto;— sP T h e Dev ils-, a g a in h it by key m istakes in the line, fell down in critical situations n ear the CSU goal line. Time and tim e a. gain, ASU push ed n ear the Ram end zone only to be stymied by the tough CSU defense. CSU, bolstered this year, by a crop of jun io r c o lle g é 'tra n s­ fers, finally began to jell after absorbing losses to U tah 40-0 and th é U niversity of Arizona 28-6. The Rams outgained the Devils in rushing yardage 138119. Devil youngsters again gave cause' for a prom ising future as- seçond-liners Ken Crâft, Bob W idm er and C harlie *Tayilor all turned in strong games.. Q uarterback Joe Zuger also p layed' his usual steady game. A lternate signal caller Ron Cosner suffered an ankle in ­ ju ry in the second period and is not expected to see action against U tah th is -Saturday. Jo h n McFalls leads the De­ vils in rushing after two games w ith 151 yards " gained in 16 carries. Zuger has h it on jiih e of 15 passes for 150 yards while H erm an H arrison tops the re ­ ceivers w ith four grabs for 34 yarcjs. Five individuals have scored touchdowns, leaving a five-w ay tie for.scoring honors. Ear Operation May Advance . Patsy’s Career Offense StallsAgainst V WICHITA (2-1) 21, Cincin­ Idaho 27, SAN JOSE nati 13. STATE (2-1) 18. ARIZONA STATE (2-0) 14, DETROIT (2-Ò) 34, Xavier COLORADO STATE (0- . 8 . ^ 3) -6. ARIZONA (1-0-1) 14, Ne­ UTAH (2-1) 14, Oregon 6. braska 14. Stanford 34, OREGON-' (0 Now You Know - 2 ) 0. ASU w ill have its five basket­ WEST TEXAS (2-0) 56, ball starters from last season TEXAS WESTERN (0-2) back this year, plus a Crop of 27. A nyone interested in trying out should sign the Racquet Club bulletin board in the Moeur A ctivity Building, contact Marie. Scott in M cClintock A or see Miss P ittm an. outo f 5 M ale ASU Students V Need A Haircut! JT ASU Wednesday Special At Both Are You Sure Yonyt Don’t Need One? UNIVERSITY LAUNDROMATS Get One Today at 816 College Ave. N E X T D O O R T O T H E “V I ” 10c Wash — 6 P.M. to 11 P.M, — 10c Wash • 2 LOCATIONS • 601 W. 8th St. — 727 Apache O pen M onday th ru F rid a y 8 A .M . to 6 P .M . flA 0 J.D/s CAM PUS BARBER SHOP TO A LU S T U D E N T S O F A R IZ O N A STATE UNIVERSITY CAN YOU USE A HUNDRED BUCKS? That’s what you can win in every one* of v s Bit oil Co Go IT’S EASY! Just pick the ten winning teams, predict the scores—and you're in the money! '/ only ST U D E N T S ON T H IS C A M P U S A R E ELIG IB LE! LOOK! 1st 0 1 9 6 1 , BROWN * W ILLIAM SO N TOBACCO'CORP. ÉÉ P R IZ E ^ ^ fe ^ S C f ^ . tJ v I “ °lher prizeS°f $I° each'1 A PLUS a free carton of Viceroys \ Viceroy College Football •Çot ***0* C O N T EST NO. 1 Here are my predictions for next Saturday’s games. Send my prize money to: NAME. ADDRESS, WIN Reg. U.S. Patent Office l v A n y student or faculty member on this . On the coupon in this ad or on an Official campus may enter.except employees of Brown ' Entry Blank or piece of paper of the same size & Williamson, its advertising agencies, or and format, write your predictions of the members of their immediate families. AIL scores of the games and check the winners. entries become the property of Brown & Wil­ Enclose an empty Viceroy package or a reason­ liamson— none will be returned. Winners will able rendition of the Viceroy name as it ap­ be notified within three weeks after each con­ pears on the package front. Mail entry to test. Winners’ names may be published in this Viceroy at the Box Number on the entry blank newspaper. You may enter as often as you or drop in Viceroy Football Contest Ballot Box wish, provided each entry is sent individually. on campus. Contest subject to all governmental regula­ 3. Entries will be judged by The Reuben H. tions. Entries must be postmarked or dropped Donnelley Corp. on the basis of number of In ballot box on campus no later than the winners correctly predicted. Ties will be Wednesday midnight before the games are broken on the basis of scores predicted. Oupliplayed and received by noon Friday of the cate prizes awarded in case of final t ie i same week. The right to discontinue future Contests is reserved. 4 4. Winners are eligible for any prize in sob* *• * • * "* » “ “»• twin contestant's own name: sequent contests. HERE ARE ALL THE PRIZES YOU CAN WIN! 2 n d P R IZ E W *° ever^con^s*an*w^° names n /n vr ' the *en w'nn'n8 teams— 3rd r R K E '7 \ 1 2> J \\/'r REGARDLESS QFTHE SCORES! Here are the Contest Rules — Read ’em and Win! FOR SALE are good know ledge of rules and court courtesy and a generaT interest in the game. 4 sophomores who averaged over * C ushm an E ag le, $125. Phone AL 33819. Tryouts far m em bership into the ASU Racquet Club are sche­ duled fo r today, tomorrow, M onday, and Tuesday, betw een 2:40 and 4:30 p.m. on the wo­ m en’s courts. The club is open to women students interested in playing club' tennis. Qualities on which new members, will be screened Memphis State 50, HAR­ 100 points per gam e as fresh ­ DIN-SIMMONS (0-3) 0. men.. Only^ÏCEROYÎS Got It... At Both Ends! R e g u la tio n s: F o r stu d e n ts an d fa c u lty o n ly of A riz o n a State U n iv e rs ity . C ash in ad van ce. S u b m it to R o g m 233, S o c ia l Science Bld g., 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. d aily, 1:30 to 2:30 M o n d a y an d W ed* n esd ay. C a ll E x t. 471 fo r o th er hours. R a te s: 10 cents a line p e r issue, 35 cents m in im u m charge. Racquet Club Tryouts In Progress How ASU’s Opponents Fared . P atsy W illard, ASU student * F IR S T C O N T E S T O C T O B E R 7th who was a m em ber of the U n it­ All you have to do is clip the coupon, pick the ed States Olympic diving team last year, underw ent surgery winners and predict the scores—then figure o u t last week to repair a ruptured how you’re going to spend that hundred bucks! eardrum th a t threaten ed to end* h e r diving career. Miss W illard, past national th ree-m eter diving cham p, was Unable to defend h e r title in the national finals at Philadelphia last m onth because of the in­ Gtft The Filter! Got The Blend! ^ jury. A final checkup_ at th e end of Only Viceroy’s got the this m onth will determ ine P a t­ sy’s diving future. If th e inju ry ^^Jveave* Filter. j lasts, and there is about a' 90 Viceroy’s Deep-Weave per cent chance of fu ll recovery, Filter is made o f vegetable she will begin trainihg im m e­ material that’s pure diately to regain the form th at and safe. once m ade h er the n ation’s best. 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