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O ur U gliest Person:
Miss S a lly C alfee

ARIZONA

IASU Donates $243.93
For Needy Children
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By J A C K O NG
Editor- In -C h ie f

“Stop the presses! DGs ju st came through!”
Delta Gamma sorority i-eally-“came through,” too, with enough cents to nush
ner’s S h ! ^ “ P l D d ta Epsilon’s first annaal U gly Person Contest to the winSally Calfee, DG ’s representative (w ith theatrical make up), w asn’t th e only
w in n er; a good n u m b e r of th e i
V alley ’s 4,800 u n d e rp riv ile g e d j
c h ild re n w ere assu re d of C h rist- |
m as gifts in th e fo rm of w a rm j
clothing.

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AFTER

Phi Alpha To Get
Charter Tomorrow

Pi D elt, national 'honor­
a ry jo u rn alism fra te rn ity ,
sponsored th e U gly Person
Contest fo r , T h e A rizo n a
Republic’s Dress A Living
Doll cam paign. O rg a n iza ­
tions w ere invited to make
— up p e r s o n s , photograph
them and e n te r them in
the contest; then the s tu ­
dent body voted, donating
a penny per vote fo r the
ugliest picture.

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T he contest started T u e s ­
day at 10 a.m . and ended
yesterday a t 4 p.m. Five
m inutes before the poll
closed, Delta G am m a w o ­
men appeared w ith enough
m oney to top W ilson H a ll’s
ja r. T h e wom en of W ilson
circulated a m o n g
other
dorm itories W e d n e s d a y
evening
and
contributed
th e ir solicitings yesterday
m orning.

S ev era l co n trib u tio n s w ere in j
th e fo rm of chécks.

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Lady
Fare
section
and
ch airm an o f the section’s
annual Christm as d rive, e x ­
tended her thanks to A r i ­
zona State.

“I t ’s c e rta in ly ’ w o n d erfu l to
k n o w th e re ’s, m ore th a n ju s t
w ild id eas an d b eer p a rtie s in
co lleg ian s’ H earts,” she said.
“T h a n k s so m uch fo r h elp in g
u s d ress a liv in g d o ll.”

Holiday
Music Set

O ne b rac ele t o rn a m e n t r e ­
sem b lin g a d im e w as d o n ated . |
P h i A lpha, a n ASU local f ra - I
Phi A lpha began Dec. 17,
Miss C alfee w as m ad e u p by
te rn ity , w ill begin cerem onies!
C o n trib u ted by A rizo n a S tate
1958 w it.i 13 men, eight of
to n ig h t leading to its official'
U n iv ersity w ere $243.93; of this S uzi W ood, a so ro rity sister,
whom w ere previously SAE
O v er 250 stu d en ts an d V alley
ch a rterin g in to t h e , n atio n al
to tal, D elta G a m m a ’s p ic tu re a n d M iss W ood’s m o th er; M rs.
actives from other schools.
A. L. W ood, of P h o en ix . T he of th e Sun resid en ts com prising
Sigm a A lpha E psilon fra te rn ity .
“W e’ve come a long tyay as a rec eiv ed $130.86.
f e a tu re of th e jo b w as a p lastic A SU ’s U niversity C hoir w ill p r e F o rty -fo u r P h i A lphas w ill | local,” said first P h i A lpha pres
O th e r can d id ates, th e ir sp o n ­
becom e SAE’s tom orrow a t fo r- ident K en Calbeck, “b u t as a n a - s o r s an d am o u n t of m o n ey d ro p ­ eye re p la c in g th e rig h t eye w ith sen t B eethoven’s “M ass in C”
th e h elp of D erm a -S k in . F o u r
m al in itiatio n cerem onies a t th e tionally ch a rtered fra te rn ity w e p ed in th e ir ja rs include:
| S unday at 8:15 p.m. in th e m en ’s
F irst Methodist C hurch of T ern- sha11 Progress even fu rth e r.”
gym:
S el E rd er, A lp h a ~ D elta Pi,
To top the job,—Miss C alPhi Alphas to be initiated
pe, follow ed b y an installation
$16.80; H en ry H en k el, A lp h a j
“Mass in C” w ill be am ong
are W esly M etzler, Eugene
fee got a h it-b y -a -to rn a d o
b an q u et tom orrow evening at
P h i, $1.54; C huck Y ard ley , A l­
m usical selections in th e choral
hairdo. “ It was my own
th e P hoenix C o u n try Club.
Holmes,
Robert Robinson,
p h a T au Omega, $12.99; N ancy
g ro u p ’s an n u a l p re-C h ristm as
h a ir,” she commented last
Peter Anselmo, Thomas A d ­
T on igh t’s session w ill fe a ­
S m ith , K ap p a A lp h a T heta,
night.
ams, James M cG rath, Ron­
concert.
tu re an introductory ta lk by
$8.01; S u san S tra u b , K ap p a
ald Evans, Sam Freedman,
past national SAE president
B ill F lick, ch a irm an of th e
K a p p a G am m a, $3.36; K en
D avid
Bruce Andrew s, Pete W ylie,
G. A . G in ter.
S tre c k e r, P h ra te re s , $7.05, and c h a rity p ro ject, said, “T h an k s I
Music an d director of ASU cho­
Jon
Flach,
Fred
Rhoades,
P erfo rm in g th e installation
B a rr y ; G o ld w ater, J r ., W ilson ag ain to th o se w ho en tered .
Dr. G ary Anderson,
Nap
ra l groups, w ill conduct th e one
w ill be G u rn e tt S tein h a u er and
H all, $61.22.
A nd to th o se w ho voted, th a n k s
Law rence and Richard W il ­
Roy L. M iller, m em bers of SA E’s
V alley y o u n g ­ h o u r an d 15-m inute w o rk .
$2.10 w ere • d ro p p ed into a fo r h e lp in g a
liams.
S uprem e Council.
T h e o rch estra w ill be d irected
n in th ja r, set up fo r a n in th s te r sta y w a rm .”
Also a re Jo h n W illiam s L ee II, c a n d id a te seen w h e n p a sse rs-b y
M aggie W i l s o n , s ta ff
|I by Eugene P. L om bardi, a ssistP a tric k D uffy, T erry W allace,
glan ced in to a lo o k in g glass.
w r ite r of the R epublic’s I a n t professor of Music.
K a rl W esselhoeft, F. T im othy
Lee, H en ry H enkle, W illiam
G orm an, Jam es G afke, R ichard
B assett, R onald Jackson, F re d
F arris, R onald P eterson, R ichard
Estes, M ark C ockrill V III, Steve
Engles an d R ich ard Finn.
“T he D eposing of a K ing,” con­
O thers are B ruce W odetzki,
tin u atio n of la st w ee k ’s S h a k e ­ F red K insey, F ra n k K lin g elh o sp earean play, “R ichard II,” w ill fer, M ike Shork, R ichard V in­
be televised on K A ET, ASU cent, R ichard Rendö, W illiam
M ahan, D ave M cCormick, W il­
C hannel 8, to n ig h t at 7:30.
liam Sm ith, D aniel Roth, D ennis
T he production is th e second
S tarck, G ary C hapm an an d P au l
in a series of 15 on “A n A ge of Cotton.
K ings,” a fe a tu re of N ational
E ducational Television.
T onight’s e n try opens w ith
K ing R ichard a t F lint, w h ere h e !
is confronted by an o v erw h elm - '
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A SU ’s G rad u ate College has
m g m ilitary po w er led by Bo-1
, , , ,
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* j been elected to m em bership m
lm gbroke, cousin of th e king. In th e Council of G ra d u ate Schools
th e face of unb eatab le odds, of th e U nited States, according
R ichard
su rre n d e rs ' an d
is t° D r. Irv in g W. Stout, dean of
brou g h t in ignom iny to London th e Gra(^u ate CoUe£eB olingbroke becom es H enry!
T he CGS> w ith headqU arters
in W ashington, D. C., is th e only
IV. T he firs t p a r t of S h ak e­ natio n al professional organiza­
sp e a re ’s play based on this k ing tion of g rad u a te schools in the
country.
w ill be n e x t w eek.
T he ASU G rad u ate College
T he MU u p p e r lounge w ill be
also is a m em ber of th e W estern
rese rv e d fo r th e television show.
A ssociation of G rad u ate Schools
G E T » N E W P IN — W es M etzler, president o f Sigma Alpha Epsilon, gets his officer’s badge
M em bers of th e C u ltu ral A ffairs and th e M idw est C onference on
from G . A . G in ter, past national president and a member of the fra te rn ity sings 1893. A S U ’s
com m ittee w ill be hosts.
R esearch an d G ra d u ate Study.
chapter of SAE w ill go national th is weekend.

Shakespearean
‘Age Of Kings’
Continues Tonite

G raduate College
Voted To Council

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STATE PRESS

Friday, December 8, 1961

Slates Conference

C H R IS T M A S C H A R IT Y — T h e Association for Childhood Education has selected “the firs t
grade class at G uadalupe School as its annual Christm as ch arity project. AC E w ill hold a
p arty fo r the children on Dec^4-9j=arid w ill distribute toys at th a t tim e. Preparing fo r the
p arty are, from left, B everly Young, Judie Myers, C harlene Erb, A n n e D anglem eyer and
Dotty K id w e ll, chairm an of the Christm as comm ittee.

T h e first, a n n u a l conference of
Guest speakers w ill be
th e G o v ern m e n tal F in an ce and
D r. G. H om er D u rh am , pres­
A ccounting In stitu te h as been
ident
of
A SU ,
W.
W|
set fo r Dec. 14 an d 15 in th e
“ Skippep” Dick, state sup-MU.
erin ten d en t of public» in ­
struction, and >Glenn B u r­
T h e B u rea u of G o v ern m en t
ton, institu te president.
R èseareh a t ASU o rganized th e
T he in s titu te w ill close w ith
in stitu te in co operation w ith th é
I L eague of A rizona Cities an d i to u r of th e G. E. C o m p u ter
I Tow ns, th e A rizona A ssociation I C e n te r on Dec 15.
of School B usiness O fficials, th e
C ertified P u b lic A cco u n tan ts of
A rizona an d th e A rizona c h a p te r
j,of M unicipal F in an c e O fficers
o f America.»
T h e program w ill open
a t 8 a.m . Tuesday w ith re ­
gistration
in the second
floo r lobby. D r. Bruce B.
Mason,
directo r
of
the
■ASU Bureau of G o v e rn ­
m ent Reasearch, w ill w e l­
come the group a t 9 a.m.

M anagem ent
M ajors
To Be A d vised

The group< advisipg m eetings
for all m anagem ent major's-- (all
classes) w ill b e . conducted in
BA 212, according to the-follow ­
ing sc h e d u le :'.
■>
Mon., Dec. 11 — 7:40- a.m. ,
Tues., D e c / 12 — 7:40 a.m .
P a n e l discussions w ill begin
Tues., Dec. 12 — 12:00 a.m.
a t 9:20 aim . w ith th e topic.
All m anagem ent m ajo rs should
“W hy a B u d g et?” by, D r. D avid j atten d one of The above m eet­
T h e B oard of R egents of th e Dr. G. H om er D u rh am , ASU I in stitu tio n of h ig h e r le a rn in g I A. Bingham , Sr. of th e B u reau | ings to com p lete his ap p ro v ed
U n iv ersities an d S tate Cdllege p resid en t, th a t th e new s tru c - longer, th a n an y o th e r m a n in I of B usiness an d Public S e rv ic e : program of stu d y for n e x t sé " i receive final p lans fo r th e tu re be officially n am ed “G ra d v th e U nited S tates.
a t th e UofA.
I m ester.
'
c o n stru c tio n of
th e ASU a u d i- G am m age M em orial A u d ito riA to ta l-o f $2,861.700 has been j --------- --------------- --------- — :------------------ --- 1_______ _______ __________
to riu m a t the
g ro u p ’s' n e x t urn” in honor of the u n iv e rsity ’s ¡ a p p ro p ria te d by th e legislature
m eeting, te n ta tiv e ly scheduled n in th p resid en t.
[fo r th e c o n stru c tio n o f th e a u - ^
^ ^
fo r th e la tte r p a rt of D ecem ber,
T he au d ito riu m is reg a rd e d ditorium , w hich w ill be lo c at- *
^ ^
it w as rep o rted th is w eek.
as the fin al p ro jec t of both its ¡e d a t th e so u th w e st end of th e ! *
.- O il Nov. 25 th e reg en ts uri’a n - w o rld -ren o w n ed a r c h i t e c t , cam pus in th e a re a bounded by *
im o u slv ap proved a req u e st of F ra n k Lloyd W rig h t,-a n d th e th e T em pe-M esa highw ay. T he] *
late Dr. G am m age w ho h ad reg e n ts h av e ap p ro v ed p relim served as p resid e n t of a s^ate in a ry p la n s fo r th e building.

Regents To Receive Final Plan S
ForAuditoriumAtNextMeeting

¿Stein 6l Sirloin«

(2 ¿ a4¿ t¿ tect
R eg ulatio ns:
For
students
and
fa c u lty o n ly o f A rizona State U n i­
v e rs ity . Cash in advance. S u b ­
m it to Room 207, M e m o rial U nion
B u ild in g , by noon tw o days b e ­
fo re date o f p u b lica tio n :
noon
M o n d a y fb r W ednesday's issue,
noon
W ednesday
fo r
F rid ay 's
issue. Rates: 3 . cents per w ord,
50 cents m in im u m charge.

HOUSE FOR RENT
v.Right p a rty w a n te d fo re n t 2-bedroom
«¡Igcished house— large fenced back
y a rd fo r c h ild ren . 3 blocks from c am ­
pus. Phone W O 7-5430.

‘Cat On A Hot Tin R oof To Get
Last Showing In Cosner Tonight
“Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” w ill
j be show n for the last tim e toI. night at Cosner A uditorium at
| 7:30.
Proceeds of thisv showing, a long w ith proceeds from W ednesday and T hursday, w ill b e nefit The A rizona . Republic’s
D ress A L iving Doll cam paign
for .underprivileged children.
Sponsors are P i D elta E psi-

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| A dm ission is 50 cents per
j person.
I “C at” ¡sta rs Elizabeth T a y ­
I lor, P aul N ew m an, B u rl Ives,
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Friday, December 8, 1961
Page S

Physics Professor
Will Speak Here
P rofessor Ju liu s M iller, a
P hysics prbfessor a t El Cam ino
College in C alifornia, w ho r e ­
cently com pleted a “G re at M o­
m ents in Science” television se­
ries, w ill discuss “M en and
E vents of Science C om m em orat­
ed on Postage S tam ps” in th e
P hysical Sciences building, Dec.
13, a t 8 p.m.
,

T he speaker, w ho studied u n ­
d e r A lbert E in stein on a C a r­
negie F oundation g ra n t a t the
In stitu te for A dvanced Studies,
w ill also le ctu re on physics
dem onstrations at. 3:30 p.m.
T hursday, D e c .'14, in th e P h y si­
cal Science’ b uilding.

Sponsored by th e N ational
Science F ou n d atio n academ icy ear in stitu te a t ASU, both le c ­
tu res a re open to th e public free
of charge.
F o r four years, M iller has been
professor in ch arg e of in stru c ­
tion in th e U niversity of C aliforn ia-N S F program s for teach ers
of physics.
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M iller is th e designer of p h y s­
ics
d em o n stratio n
ap p a ratu s
av ailab le at A tom ic L aboratories,
Inc., B erkeley, Calif., an d .a t
C e n tral „Scientific Co., Chicago,

111.

Goldiamond
Writes
Artide

IndiansH efe
F or Flealth
Conference

.

D r. Isra e l G oldiam ond, p r o ­
fesso r of P sychology, is th e a u ­
th o r of a n a rtic le ap p e arin g in
In d ian trib a l leaders from th e c u rre n t issu e of th e Jo u rn a l
U tah, N evada-and C alifornia are of th e O p tical S ociety of A m e r­
p a rtic ip a tin g in th e second a n ­ ica.
n u al In d ian H ealth C onference
“L ocus o f H y p n o tically In d u c ­
•which began yesterday.
ed C h an g es in C olor V ision
T he C onferen ce h as a tw o ­ R esponses,” is th e title o f th e
fold p urpose: to p ro v id e an o p ­ article , w h ich d escrib es a n in ­
p o rtu n ity fo r In d ia n le a d e rs to' v estig atio n su p p o rte d b y a N a ­
in fo rm p ublic h e a lth officials tio n a l Science F o u n d atio n g ra n t
a b o u t th e p a rtic u la r p roblem s to D r. G oldiam ond.
a n d n eed s o f th e ir trib e s a n d toD r. L eslie F . M alpass, U n i­
p ro v id e a n 'o p portunity fo r v e rsity of S o u th F lo rid a, T a m ­
h e a lth o fficers to d escrib e th e ir pa, is c o -a u th o r of th e artic le
se rv ic es a n d co n tem p late d p ro ­ a n d c o -in v e stig a to r of th e p r o ­
gram s.
g ram .
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MU —

Richard Jackson, C a rw in G ardner and M ary Baker take a little leisure

thrm .«h P! PmS0‘!!e C0*n Ù" tHe M U low er ,ou" 3 e
throughout the day at the inform ation desk.

fireplace.

Popping

materials

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available

European Summer Tour Now
Being Planned By Martinez
D r. Jo h n R. M artin ez, A SU ¡co n tin en ta l b r e a k f a s t s and
em bourg. T h ro u g h th e m o n th
H isto ry p ro fe sso r an d P e te r [ lu n c h o r d in n e r; sig h tseein g and
o f Ju n e , cities in F ran ce, S w it­
B oes w ill co n d u ct a to u r to E u r -excursion fees; serv ices of an
zerlan d an d Ita ly w ill be to u r­
ro p e ' th is su m m er.
j ex p erien ced to u r escort, an d ed.
T h e to u r cost is $995 an d in ­ j Ups an d ta x e s fo r all sta n d ard
C o n tin u in g th ro u g h Italy d u r ­
cludes ro u n d tr ip tra n sp o rta tio n serv ices p e rta in in g to th e to u r.
in g th e firs t p a rt of Ju ly , th e
costs fro m N ew Y o rk to E urope;
D e p a rtin g -J u n e 16 fro m N ew re st of th e m o n th w ill be sp e n t
acco m m o d atio n s o n th e b asis of Y ork, .th e tra v e ls • begin w ith tra v e lin g a ro u n d S an M arino,
tw o p e rso n s to a room ; m eals, a r r iv a l in an d a to u r of L u x - A u stria, G erm a n y an d th e N etlferla n d s.
T h è to u r concludes J u ly 27
; w ith d e p a rtu re fro m L u x e m ! b o u rg back to N ew Y ork,
i F o r a n y f u rth e r in fo rm a tio n ,
j w rite o r call:
U n iv ersa l T ra v el
P a u lin e M. P le n c n e r
18 E ast 5th S tre e t
T em pe, A riz.
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Friday, December 8, 1961

Exam Schedule

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The
STATE
PRESS,
d is trib u te d
by.- th e
cam pus c h a p te r o f Sigm a D elta C hi u n d e r th e
d ire c tio n
of
C irc u la tio n
M anager
C harles
H ilg e m a n , is th e o ffic ia l cam pus new spaper of.
A rizo n a S ta te U n iv e rs ity . I t is published each
W ednesday and F r id a y th ro u g h o u t th e school, year,
excepting ho l'd a ys , and is entered as second
class m a tte r a t th e Te m p e , A riz o n a , Post O ffice
u n d e r th e A cts o f M arch 3, 1879, and A u g u st 24,
1912. Sub scription price, $3 perp school year.
T h e S T A T E PR E S S is a m em b e r o f th e
A riz o n a
N ew spapers
A ssociation,
Associated
C o lleg ia te Press and N atio n a l A d v ertis in g Service,
Inc.
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------ G A R Y O L M S T E A D
............... E D I E A L L E R S
BAR B A RA MARLOW E
.......... M A R Y G O R M A N ,
BOB ZAC H E

S O C IE T Y D E P A R T M E N T
E D ITO R
.... . . a_____
A S S IS T A N T
’

R Q SALYN W H IT N E Y
BETTY ADAM S
SPORTS D E P A R T M E N T

E D I T O R ..........
A S S IS T A N T

-----,------- B O B E G E R
——
BOB JACOBSEN

All Classes R egularly
Scheduled on
MW F or Daily* at:

By B IL L O V E R E N D

T he c a ttle Started late T ues­
day n ig h t.

F o r hours, both sides had
w o rk ed frantically, erecting b a r­
ricad es and g ath erin g huge
caches of am ­
m unition.
A t last, “6 ”
hour h ad a r r i v e d ! T he
G reat F ra te rn i ty O range
W ar had b e­
gun.
S q r t ies of
Sigma Nus and
ATOs
stru ck w ith blinding
speed. A valanches of u n rip e
oranges flew through th e cold
n ig h t air. >

E xam ination is
S cheduled on:

7:40- 8:30 ...................................................... Mon., Ja n . 22 a t 7:40-9:30
8:40- 9:30 .............................................. T hurs., Ja n . 25 a t 12:40-2:30
9:40-10:30 .......................................................Fri., Ja n . 26 a t 9:40-11:30
10:40-il:3t) ....................... ....................... 1 Tues., Ja n . 23 .a t 9:40-11:30
11:40-12:30 .......................................................Wed., J a n . 24 at 12:40-2:30
12:40- 1:30 ............................................... Mon., J a n . 22 a t 12:40-2:30
1:40- 2:30 ................. ..........................................F ri., Ja n . 26 at 7:40-9:30
2:40- 3:30 .................................................. Wed., Ja n . 24 at 2:40-4:30
3:40- 4:30 ................................................... Mon., Ja n . 22 a t 9:40-11:30
All Classes R egularly Scheduled on
.

E x am ination is
Scheduled on:

TTh or T T hS at:
7:40-8:30 ........ ......... ...................................... lu e s .

Ja n . 23 a t 7:40-9:30

8:40-9:30 ....................................................... T hurs., Ja n . 25 a t 7:40-9:30
9:40-10:30 ............ .......................................... Tues., Ja n . 23 at 2:40-4:30

Squish! The firs t casualties, dripping w ith orange
juice, groped feebly back
to th eir lines, crying “Corpsm an," "M ed ic.’’ "M in u te m aid."

10:40-1^:30 .............. ................................... .

W.ed,, Ja n . 24 at 7:40-9:30

11:40-12:3©-*,,............... ........................ ............ Mon., Ja n . 22 at 2:40-4:30
12:40-1:30 ..........................................*........ T hurs., J a n . 25 a t 9:40-11:30
1:40-2:30 .................. ....... . T T .:........... .JAfed., Ja n . 2 4 ' a t 9:40-11:30

Could no one h alt this tra e edy? Some UIM m em ber, new
Ganciihi or sa n itation d e p a rtili ent w o rk er ?

40: 3;30 ..............-........ ................................... F ri., ‘ja h . 2 6 -at 12:40-2:30
40-4:30 .................. ...........................

Tues., J a n . 23 a t 12:40-2:30“

"A nd classes th a t m eet on M, MW, MF, MTW F, M W ThF M TW Th
It looked as *hough dll w ere
o r F.
lo s t., A nd then. ’a bove the ro ar
Here are a few random quotes overheard during of eonflict, a faint, fam iliar E xam inations for classes th at are scheduled w ith “T im e A rran g e d ”
the “Guarding of the Jars” this week. Jars, needless sound ran g out!
an d for classes th a t m eet at, or after 4:30 p.m., in th e evening, w ill
to say .. . .-but we w ill anyw ay.. . were collecting votes
be held at the tim e scheduled for th e last regular meeting of th e
W
ith
a
screech
of
tires
abd
(penny each) for Pi C elt’s U gly Person Contest. The
class d u rin g th e exam ination perio d of Ja n . 22 th ru Ja n . 27 unless
a flash of blinking red lights,
profits w ill benefit Dress A Living Doll, The Arizona
otherw ise scheduled by the in stru cto r a t a tim e d u rin g the final

Republic’s campaign for under­
privileged children..
Quotes . . . .
“Wonder which one’s Sel . . .
oh, there it is!”
“G ol-l-l-l-l-y-y-y-y!”
“H ey, isn’t No. 4 a doll?”
“Yeah, but you ’d have a swordfight every tim e you kiss her!”
“Good heavens, honey,, look!”
“They should have an U gly
Roommate Contest, Jim. Guess
who
«tv- I’d subm it!”
,, ,
,,
rt't-u eVei th ln k th e y d J?e a ble to
®e,,TT a n Y so ugly. k uh ■
H e re s m y lunch m oney to
ch arity . C ou ld n ’t eat a n y th in g af­
te r seeing these th in g s.”
Well,. w e had fun . . and The Republic’s Lady Fare
has decided there’s plenty of good in collegians’ w ild
hearts.
Thanks for your contributions to a Worthy cause.
Because of your consideration a fair portion of the V al­
ley s 4,800 needy children w ill get warm cl®thing for
iChristmas.
n rietiv i on
•
O
AFTER-THOUGHT — “When the cat’s away
the
house usually sm ells better. . .”

LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS

tw o c a m p u s gendarmes,
out-num bered yet unafraid,
•ju m p e d into the fra y .

w eek of the semester.

Quickly- ro u n d in g up th e le ad ­
ers of th e w arrin g groups, th ey
th rea ten e d to re p o rt them to
U n iv ersity officials, told a few
jo k es to re-estab lish th e ir reps
as “good gu y s” an d resto re d law
and o rd er to F ra te rn ity Row. ’
B u t w ith w a r’s en d comes th e
pain of reconstruction! Sigma

Nus and ATOs," as they surf
veyed the mashed oranges.covering theirTawns, began to rea
lize th a t no one w ins a w ar.
■With brooms and buckets
th ey started the long road
back to peace. A fte r hours
o f w o rk, they fin a lly re ­
stored the beauty of th eir
land.
,

-They shouldn’t h av e b o th e rcd.
A n o th er group, re la tiv e ly o b scure, .decided to sta rt trouble.
G allan tly , w hen no one w as
around, th ey sneaked up to th e
Sigma N u house, b roke th e fro n t
w indow s, scu rried back to th e ir
rooms, locked th eir
e ir doors and
h.id u n d er th e ir beds.
W h a t had begun as a dis­
play of college sp ifit ended
in an act of cheap va n d a l­
ism.

Exec Council Gets Lauded For Change
To th e E ditor:
To d issenting b ask etb all fans
an d those w ho feel th e E xecu tiv e
Council is -“step p in g b ack w ard ”
w ith reg ard to th e plan in itiated
for ASU’s firs t b ask etb all s e a tlng:
H ail th e efforts of th e E x ecu tiv e Council to w o rk in th e best
in te rests 6f th e b ask etb all fans!
E aud (fo r a refresh in g change)
th e praises of our ASASU offi^ rs_ an d th e °^h e r m em bers of
. e E xec CouncilAs for th e E xecutive Council
m aking “im m ediate studies” on
this problem , a t least tw ice this
y ear alread y em ergency m e e tings h av e been called and gam e
seating h as been acted upon,
T hese sessions h av e lasted u n til

th e ja n ito r sw ep t aro u n d council
m em bers’ feet — it h ad b een
h o u rs a fte r th e re s t of th e M em orial Union h ad tre k k e d hom e,
T h e E xec Council h as in v e stigated and found th a t th e g re a te r
m ajo rity of o u r n a tio n ’s colleges
h av e adopted a stu b system fo r
th e ir gam es w ith success, w h ile
A rizona S tate U n iv ersity is ju s t
now approaching one.
i h av e seen ASA SU officers go
from a S en ate session to a ca b in e t m eeting to an E x ecu tiv e
Council m eeting w ith possibly
tim e enough for d in n e r to g rab
a h am b u rg er. S tu d en ts should
k now th a t th ese officers a re d e v o ting conscientious tim e an d
atten tio n to th is problem
C indi B u ch an an

To those w ho w en t about
M U Board Praised
th e ir orange w a r in a g en tle­
m an ly fashion, a 'so ld ie r’s trib ­ To T h e Editor:
m ake, y o u r com m ent concerning
ute! To those w ho ru in ed th eir . .T .hree chëers *0T th e re cent i t... A ny o th e r m ethod is ce rtain
p riv a te
riv alry ,
a
puzzled ecision of th e MU M oard b a n - to bring glares from th e guy sit“W hy?”
ning studying in the low er tin g u n d e r th e p ain tin g w ho is
lounge.
™
.
, cram m ing fo r a lit. exam . E ven
. Seem s th a t one of o u r dorm h J ^ r J 0Unfu hf S been m ade th e P0PPin g of corn and th e
resid en ts w oke. up
M onday
M
--------9
w ith soft chairs, a fire - tu rn in g of m agazine pages m e rit
m orning to find $32 m issing out p ace’ nom etow n new spapers and th rea ten in g glances,
of a box in -h is room .
a _constan tly -ch an g in g art e x T he lib ra ry stack s and re a d Na t u r a l l y
suspicious,
iJL m
k
^ lese ing room s a re open fo r study, as
Sherlock took the em pty
,„..'?g ,ab0Ut -a desi,re to converse w ell as th e NORTH h a lf of th e
box to thè Tem pe Police
J * * 1. *h0Se aro u n d u s- The MU u p p er lounge.
The, television
fo r fing erprin ting . But no
P , . « a 116 an d popcorn on does n ot in te rfe re w ith studying,
dice. T h e y w ouldn’t take
- , 3 erno°ns. h u t these are because it is k e p t in th è SOUTH
prints w ith o u t an official
, f y. enjoyable ill th e “ch am - h alf an d th e p artitio n se p aratin g
com plaint.
b e r -of silence” th a t th e .lQw er them is usually k e p t closed.

M Wien I could Be l ik e pugpap- to
e m o t io n s — he s it ? e y tu'
a n *¿TUPiee

pent-up

T hey told him, though, th a t
if h e h ad been a Tem pe re sid en t, h e w ould if e v e received
full police co-operation.
tt
,
, £
h
i ° r , eq “ f 1‘ p r0 tectio n u n d er th e law!

to T f rie n d ^you m u st “ J ° SP6ak
th e Utte” t
l
*
re£ ™
^
™ *th llps f aled to th e
lounge. To rem a rk on th e a r tw o rk ’ you PO«»* to a certain
piece, an d re tire to th e lobby to

T he o th e r sta te in stitu tio n s of
a m, n g h av e lounges filled w ith
fUn, and activ it^ (“conversation
and rela x atio n ” as th e MU B oard
called it in its m-onosan
W hy
can ’t w e?
P
>'
N am e W ithheld

Friday, December 8, 1961

STATE PRESS

Page S

For all men and women, including teenagers:
Straight from a major clinical study
comes “ The Dermatologists’ Report” to caution about:

Shaving and
Skin Protection
Highlights from
"T h e Dermatologists' Report”
This medical study on shaving and its ef­
fects oïïThe skkj auswers important qdestions about:
1. Shaving instruments: Which gives great­
est skin protection?
2. Rashes, acne, ingrown hair: Which
shaving instrument is more advantageous
when these skin problems are present?
3. Moles and other skin growths: How dan­
gerous are repeated nicks, cuts and irri­
tations?
4. Women and shaving: Does shaving
cause coarse, profuse hair growth?
5. Close shaving: Which electric shaver
shaves closest without irritation?
For the first time, an exhaustive medical
study has been made of electric and blade
shaving. This 12-m pnth study ( completed
in 195.9) employed close to 1000 shaving
devices to evaluate how these shaving
methods bear on many troublesome—and
sometimes potentially serious—skin dis­
eases.
The scientific validity of this study is evi­
denced by the fact that it was conducted
and supervised by three skin specialists—
doctors of medicine—who are associated
with the dermatology departments of med­
ical schools and hospitals of the highest
repute. Equally important, the study dis­
closed so much new information on shav­
ing and skin disorders that the research
was reported in a leading national medical
journal, March 1961.
5 frank answers
to 5 im portant questions
1. Shaving instruments: Which gives ,the
greatest skin protection?
According to the physicians’ observa­
tions, electric shavers remove 75% to
93% less skin cells than other methods
tested and cause no cuts and few nicks.
Moreover, complaints of after-shave
burning occur 1/7 as often following the
use of the most effective electric shdver.
The doctors also found that most shaving-

induced skin rashes do not occur when
shavers with adjustable comb-like rollers
are used.
2. Rashes, acne, ingrown hair: Which shav­
ing in s tru m e n t is more advantageous
when these skin problems are present?
The most Striking advantages of elec­
tric shavers were reported in treating pa­
tients suffering from eczema, ingrown
hairs, bacterial infections and many other
skin ailments. In fact, the doctors agreed
that when an electric shaver is used as an
adjunct to treatment, many common dis­
eases of the skip—aggravated by irritation
—can be expected to improve. The most
satisfactory shaving instrument to use in
the presence of skin disease is, according
to the doctors,, an electric shaver with
adjustable comb-like rollers.
Teenage Acne. Doctors reported that acne
patients under their care—whose skin dis­
eases were aggravated1by shaving irrita­
tion-im proved when they used electric
shavers with adjustable comb-like rollers.
When adjusted to prevent cutting the erup­
tions, the roller combs reduce likelihood
o f scarring.
\

shaving indicated that the difference in
beard length was almost negligible follow­
ing shaving with a blade and some electric
shavers, allowing both methods an ade­
quate break-in period.
At the conclusion of theiryear-long study
of shaving, the physicians agreed that
electric shavers with adjustable comb-like
rollers provide the greatest combination
of close shave with the least irritation.
A message from Sperry Rand about
“ The Dermatologists’ Report”
There are thousands of people who are
satisfied with their present method of
shaving.
However, serious consideration should
be given to the findings of “ The Derma­
tologists’ Report,” .especially its conclu­
sion that electric shavers with adjustable
comb-like rollers—exclusive with Reming­
ton Lektronic™, Roll-A-Matic ' and Lady
Remington Shavers—provide the greatest
combination of close shave with the least
irritation.

This study was supported by a
grant to a medical research organization
3. Moles and other skin growths: How dan­
by the Remington Rand Division of Sperry
gerous are repeated nicks, cuts, and irri­
Rand Corporation. The grant is consistent
tations?
with this company’s interest in medical
„ The physicians sounded a warningabout
research.
shaving among both men and women who
That Remington Shavers—with exclu­
have pigmented moles on the skin. Such
sive adjustable comb-like rollers—proved
moles, they cautioned, should never be
t6 be superior to other instruments tested
irritated by repeated nickings.
was coincidental to the ethical, impartial
Such irritation from shaving is greatly
methods of the study.
reduced when an electric shaver is used.
, Several makes of electric shavers are on
4. Women and shaving: Does shaving
the market. Of these, Remington is by far
cause coarse, profuse hair growth?
the largest selling and, we believe, hasth-e
According to this study, women, includ­ greatest combination of shaving advan­
ing teenagers, need not fear that shaving
tages.
causes coarse or profuse hair to grow on
Try a Remington shaver. The new selfthe legs or underarm areas—a common,
powered Cordless Lektronic, the Reming­
erroneous belief.
ton Roll-A-Matic and the Lady Remington
Among women, the report adds, electric
are available at most dealers on the FREE .
shavers caused no frank cuts on the legs
Home-Trial Plan.
or underarm areas.
If you would like more information about
5. Close shaving: Which e le ctric shaver
“ The Dermatologists’ Report,” your doc­
shaves closest without irritation?
tor may obtain it by writing to Box 3583,
Photographs taken several hours after
7 | INT . YI a
•New
T W T V York-4
I W l r\ ±f
© 1 9 6 1 BY SPERRY RAND C O L O R A T I O N
no te

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Friday, December 8, 1961

STATE PRESS

Sigma Nu Mascot Treat:
C igarettes For D essert
By R O X A N N A B E R R Y
i some tw o and o n e-h a lf feet
S tatistics available a t press H e’s ab o u t a y ea r old.
tim e failed to rev eal an a b u n H e d id n ’t come to ASU
dance of m ale sheep addicted to , ,
,
^
I last M arch.
cigarettes.
|
"
I His keepers, pledges
I H ow ever, a t ASU, th ere is a „
, T
,,
. ..
.
„
¡D ry e r an d J e rr y B rady,
ram in th e possession of Sigma
Nu fra te rn ity w hose claim to | him suPPlied w ith h ay and
fam e is his love of cigarettes.

B ut “R ock,” as he isaaf fections
| ately called, not only eats them
I (he doesn’t q u ite have th e khack
j of, inhaling y e t), b u t also hoists
j hig 100 pounds onto his haunches
| and sits up begging for his “d e s­
se rt.”

“ROCK” THE
blanket, as he
the Sigma Nu
has lived with

RA M — Proudly displaying his Sigma, Nu
did at ASU home football games, is “ Rock,"
mascot. The cigarette-eating, g irl-lo vin g ram
the Sigma Nus for nine months.

Pledge Council To Erect
Christmas Tree On Campus

high,- ! and of course, th e afb rem e n Ltioned d essert.
u n til
‘•Rock” has one o th e r a ttrib u te
considered im p o rtan t, especially
.
Jo h n jj by SigrrraT’NflS, and th a t is his
,
keep gentleness and fondness fo r kids
oats,] -especially girls. ‘

ASU Registrar Is Invited
To Educational Workshop

A SU ’s re g istra r and d irecto r of ress, w o rk sh o p p articip an ts w ill
T his ram doesn’t fool aro u n d adm issions, A lfred Thom as, Jr., so rt o u t ideas p resen ted from
eith er w hen it comes to tobacco. is one of 37 educators invited to v ario u s sources, establish re a lis­
H e’ll bum an y b rand, including p articip ate in a w orkshop on tic p rio ritie s am ong th em an d
filte r tips.
j edu catio n al needs in L a t i n
analyze in d etail those proposals
I-America.
r-.'In m ost o th er respects, “R ock” j
w hich seem to m e e t’u rg en t needs
is a fairly o rdinary ram , s ta n d in g !j Thom as w ill atten d th e w o rk ­
shop, sponsored by th e Council m ost effectively.
on H ig h er E ducation in th e
F indings of th e w orkshop w ill
A m erican R epublic an d th e I n ­ be p rese n ted to g o v ern m en t d e stitu te of In te rn a tio n a l E d u ca­ j p artm en ts, foundations an d o th e r
tion, Dec. 14-16 in P rinceton, agencies a n d in stitu tio n s in a
N. J .
position to d eterm in e b o th th e
To m eet th e educational d e - 1 n a tu re an d e x te n t of ed u catio n al
A $94,000 o n e-y e ar co n tract
m ands of th e A lliance for P ro g - i assistance' to L atin A m erica.
for basic research in to th e fu n - !

AEC A ivards
$94,000 C ontract
To U n iversity

T he In terfra fe fn ity Pledge ! “T he com m ittees a re rea lly
Council ex ten d s a gen eral in v i­ j en th u sia stic ab o u t o u r C h ristta tio n to th e e n tire cam pus to ¡ m as p ro jec t,” said IFPC V icep a rtic ip a te in th e ir la test p ro ­ j p resid e n t R i c h a r d P ag o ria.
ject. IFPC has im ported a 35 C om m ittee ch a irm en for th e
■ft. C hristm as tree, and p lans tree pro ject are: H an k M etzger, 1 dam entai stru c tu re of ra re e a rth
a re n e a r com pletion to have th e S ing C om m ittee; S helby P h il­ ¡ oxides, has been aw arded to
tre e erected south of E ast H all. lips and B ret H arrelso n , D eco­ | ASU by th e A tom ic E nergy
All cam pus organizations are ra tio n C om m ittee; B ru ce P e te r ­ ? Commission.
in v ited to co n trib u te to th e son, *C onstruction C om m ittee;
D r. LeRoy E yring, ch airm an
decoration of th e tre e in the and R ich ard P ag o ria, F in an ce i of th e ASU C hem istry d e p a rtform of a one or tw o fo o t‘card - i Com m ittee.
m ent, w ill be principal in v estib oard sym bol re p re se n tin g the j IF P p p resid e n t D ennis H ix - ji g ato r of kinetic, therm odynam ic,
. individual club’s purpose or son said “T his C h ristm a s p ro - j electrical an d surface absorption
je c t w ill clim ax a V ery e v e n t- ij p ro p erties of th e oxides in ra re
in itials, etc.
•
F o r exam ple: S p urs m ig h t | fu l sem ester fo r th e IFP C .”
e a rth elem ents, according to th e
I contract.
co n stru c t a la rg e card b o ard '
sp u r and cover it w ith tinfoil to
The AEC has been supporting
- re fle c t the light. Irish H all
Dr. E y rin g m ore th a n 10 years.
riiigljit do th e sam e w ith a large
Dr. E yring subjects e a rih oxides
shaip ro ck . M any fra te rn itie s are
to ex trem ely high te m p eratu re s |
c o n stru c tin g th e ir G reek letters.
an d stu d ies th e ir reactio n s.
T he ; decollations w ill be p u t on'
C hanges in th e stru c tu re and
. th e tre e Dec. 11, 12, 13 and 14,
com position of t h e - oxides are-:
Two
d
orm
itories
on
th
e
ASU
from th re e to five in th e a f te r ­
ch
a rted an d m ade av ailab le to j
cam pus have been providing
noon. •
•m onthly p ro g iam s,fo r th e ir fe si- j scientists in applied research.
C lim axing th e d ecorating will
dents.
G rad u ate stu d en ts w o rking I
be an .all-cam pus sing u n d e r­
The new program s h av e been ' on th e ir doctor of philosophy :
n eath the lit tre e the n ig h t of
initiated in P alo V erde H all a n d ; degrees and p o st-d o cto ral f e l- j
Dec.1 19, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
S ahuaro B.
low s sta ff th e la b o ra to rie s in ‘
Palo V erde h as sponsored a ! w hich D r. E yring conducts his ;
book review given by D e a n : research.
C atherine G. Nichols, and • a j
th ree-p iece m usical program . I
Susie G erber, chairm an of the
L aw rence Yehlb, form er direc­
Palo Ver-de C ultural A ffairs |
to r, of placem ent at Rockhursl
Board, said th a t Palo V erde will j
College, K ansas City, Mo., has
be providing its residents w ith j
been nam ed placem ent assistant
m onthly program s in th e fine j
at ASU, it w as announced F ri­
a r ts field. T he Palo V e rre p ro ­
day by Dr. R obert F. M enke, d i­
gram s are open to the public.
rector of placem ent.
Dick Scott, ch airm an of th e j
v- At ASU, Yehle will direct the S ahuaro B cu ltu ral program an d j
p art-tim e, off an d on campus, head resid en t of^ th e hall, a r - i
tem porary • and perm anent em - i ranges the h all’s en tertain m en t.
ploym ent for students, in c lu d in g ! Films, panels an d fireside d is­
clerical positions on campus. H e ! cussions have been offered to
replaces Mrs. Helen W hite.
th e Sahuaro B men.

Don't

Cook

Dinn er

After; A l l T h a t
Xmq i s

Shopping...

Stop

Two Dorms Give
Monthly Shows
For Residents

In A t

CHICO'S
RESTAURANT*

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STATE PRESS

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Phi Kappa Phi Announces \D ecorations
Student, Faculty Members jB righten
T h irty se n io rs and fo u r facul
ty m e m b ers h av e b ee n elected
to th e A SU c h a p te r o f P h i K a p ­
p a P h i, an n p u n c ed D r. E. E.
B u rg ey n ?, p resid e n t.

i T he n e w m em b ers, w ho w ill
; be in itia te d on Dec. 15 a re se n riors:
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H ave you n oticed th e ^ f ie w
in th e MU- to d ay ? I t all
I C a r m a N ic h o la s A n d e rs o n , J o a n n e
n Q u e n tin B a k e r, E l .a - h.-yj! ^ned f t th e a n n u a l MU
H igh scholastic a c h ie v em e n t i nAozrc uAe n. a gBaa, r Jnoeht te
a n d R u s s e l A . B oChri. lm as P a rty la st n ig h t.
is th e p rim a ry c rite rio n ,for s h a r t.
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a rie C o rn e tt,
a n a tio n a l h o n o r society th a t I S a n d r a S u e D u m it, f e l i a D iilie r E ls- dfecorate th e e n tire b u ild in g a t
| to n , S u z a n n e G e rb e r, D o ris M. H a ll
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; K o h l, J r .
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lin g .
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1 ’’T u e c h S k in n e r , D a r r y l B. S ta c v , M i- ;
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S tu d e n ts fille d th e b allro o m
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II
F a c u lty : D r. J osep ii A . B a rk s b n , w h ere th e B a rry L eo n ard Q u a r­
M A C B A R T G A L L E R ^ 1 — Rosemary Hines, left, and M a r ­
j p ro f e s s o r o f E n g in e e rin g ; D r. K e ith
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Bakovych. A ll art w o rk on display is done by the girls re ­
th e b allro o m , an d on th e t e r ­
siding in the dorm.
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fo r th e room .
! T ickets am ounting .to $189 j re tu rn e d to th e C am pus S ecuh av e been appealed, and th e i rity office.
board h as retu rn ed $56.50. P a r - I A stu d en t is allow ed ten school
tial refu n d s h av e been g ran ted : days in w hich to a p p e a r before
Whatever you do, do it better
in some of th e decisions an d full the. b oard an d explain his a p ­
refu n d in others.
peal. It is advantageous to ap ­
with Maximum vision and comfort.
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M em bers of the board have ear, Stovall said.
Jo h n B u rn e tt is advisor to th e
ASU S ocial B o ard a n n o u n c e s ,_____
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a C h ristm as d an ce Dec. 16, w ith j be fair to th e students, Stovall board. T he m em bers are G ra n t
G a rth T a llm a n ’s eig h t p iece i said. T he board, acts as a liaison Allen. E ric M axw ell, Jo h n A sh
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O pto m etrist
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j Cam pus Security, w hich e n D ress w ill b e se m i-fo rm a l, J dorses th e b o ard ’s decision,
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Friday, December 8, 19r61

STATE PRESS

Dormitories Radiate Spirit
With Christmas Decorations
The Christmas look can be seen in all the w om en’s dofms. Christmas trees, gaily
decorated doors, windows and lobbies are ready for Christmas £|nd open, house Sun­
day.
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The women of ASU also are showing the true spirit of the holiday season by
helping unfortunate children know a happy Christmas. This is what the dorms are

C H R IS T M A S D E C O R A T IN G — M argie M urphy and Phyllis
Agaciewski dress the mantel in South Hall in preparation
for annual Christmas open house for women's dorms at
ASU . Scheduled tim e of the open houses for most of theudorms
is 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday.

Debaters To Battle
In California Meet
E ight ASU stud en ts w ill be A ssociation to u rn am en t at F re s­
am ong those from 35 schools no S tate College, at w hich 950
com peting today and tom orrow ; speakers from 76 schools com in th e W estern Speech Associa­ ! peted, ASU’s team of R ichard
tion a ltern ate forensics to u rn a ­ I B asinger an d C harles 'S tew art
m en t at the U niversity of South­ placed th ird in ju n io r m e n ’s d eern California.
| bate. Byron B a rtle tt took th ird
j
■ T he underclassm en, com pris­ in extem poraneous speaking and
ing four team s, a re K enneth reached th e finals in th e im ­
Salmon, M ary Sw artzm an, K athy prom ptu eatègory.
K olberg and P hyllis Hoffman;
M ary A nn G illiland and M arilyn
Rogers, A llan H aggart and Jon
Bailey.
T he ASU orators w ill com pete
also in extem poraneous and im ­
prom ptu speaking, oral in te r­
p reta tio n and original o ratory
categories.
' T he firs t a n n u a l In s titu te fo r
In th e recen t W estern Speech
F in an ce an d A cco u n tin g O ffic­
ers w ill be cond u cted Dec. 1415 by ttye ASU B u rea u of G o v ­
e rn m e n t R esearch, an n o u n ced
D r. B ru ce B! M ason, d ire c to r of
th e b u reau .
B udgeting, acco u n tin g an d r e ­
. Russell K. Bowman, chairm an p o rtin g w ill be th e to p ics of
of the ASU Foreign Language th e tw o -d a y in stitu te . A to u r
departm ent, recently released th e of th e ASU C o m p u ter C en ter,
follow ing enrollm ent figures on op erated / by th e G e n e ra l E le c ­
th e Foreign Languages in P ro g ­ tric C om pany C o m p u ter d e ­
p a rtm e n t, also w ill b e o n th e
ress B ulletin:
“T he overall increase in fo r­ pro g ram .
eign language enrollm ent a t ASU
In ad d itio n to A rizo n a c e r t­
this year was 17.7 per cent. The ified p u b lic ac co u n tan ts, o u t­
highest general increase" w as in side sp e ak e rs from g o v ern m en t,
Spanish, w ith 26.19 p er cent, and school, u n iv e rsity an d c o n su lt­
an enrollm ent of 660 students.
ing agencies w ill p re se n t le c­
,. "T he F rench increase of 16.85 tu re s d u rin g th e m eetings.
p er c e n t-w a s largely in in te r­
C ost of tw o lu n ch eo n s and
m ediate and u pper division a copy of th e p ro ceed in g s are
courses. F rench h as an overall in clu d ed in th e $7 en ro llm en t
to ta l of 433.
fee.

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T he w om en of] Home, io whom she* w ill . teenage girls.
G am m ag e h av e h ad a tre e tr im ­
give a g ift on Dec. 18.
| W ilson — T h e w o m en .o f W ilm in g ex ch an g e w ith H ayden.
P alo Verde» — P alo V erde w ill son a re giv in g to y s, clo th in g a n d
T h ey a re h av in g a contest for d eco rate its tre e W ednesday an d j a C h ristm as d in n e r to th e ir
th e b est d eco rated door. T hey have its C h ristm as p a rty in j C o p ie d fam ily . Dec. 19 is th e
also aye giving gifts to th e the evening. O n Dec. 18 th e f i r s t '
fo r th e ir C h ristm as p a rty ,
ch ild re n of G u ad alu p e M ission.
fam ily m eal in th e h isto ry o f
M cC lintock A — On Dec.
th e h a ll w ill b e served.
the tape recorder with a
12 th e y w ill have a K iddie
S o u th — S o u th ’s tra d itio n a l j
Christm as p arty w h e r e
secret siste r w eek w ill be d im - ,
th e ir secret sisters fo r the
ax ed by a C h ristm as p a rty Dec. j
w eek
w ill
be revealed.
13.
v
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Each g irl w ill receive a toy
fro m ' her secret sister fo r
the children a t Sunshine
Acres C hildren's Home.

W est — W est is having a
secret sister w eek and th e ir
toys w ill go to the ch ild !
ren o f prisoners a t F lo rM cC lintock B — M cClintock
rence. On Dec- 16 W est
B also w ill h av e, secret sister '- w jl| have a Christm as p a rw eek w ith th e ir gifts going to
ty fo r the Good Shepherd

(he c h ild re n ’s w ard a t M em o rial
H ospital. T h eir p a rty w ill be j
Dec. 13.
M cC lintock A and B w ill sing j
C h ristm as carols on Dec. 18. D r.
an d M rs. G. H om er D u rh am an d | A dvisem ent period for second
D ean C a th e rin e N ichols w ill bfe sem ester educational planning
th e ir guests. T he tw o h alls also I an d cu rricu lu m has been set for
w ill g iv e prize? for th e best d e - Dec. 11-16, it h as b een a n co ra ted d o o r an d w ing.
nounced by academ ic vice p r e ­
N o rth -— North w ill have
sident D r. H. D. Richardson.
its Christm as p arty Dec. 15
S tudents plan n in g to reg ister
a t 7:30 p.m. Each g irl has
for m ore th an six sem ester ho u rs
the nam e of a child from
are urged to see th e ir advisors
Sunshine Acres C h ild re n ’s.
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Christmas Season
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ne spoils! These fir s t place trophies are the “spoils” captured by
¡visions of the annual W A A Dance Intram urals. Shown receiving
larionneaux, accep-ting fo r the Chi Omegas for first place in the
n, accepting fo r th e fo ur-do rm ito ries who pooled th eir talents to
ertha Nunez, choreographer fo r the w inning modern dance, acceptRankin, m oderator for the event, presents the trophies as Michelle
ye ar’s Dance N ight, looks on.

son
E lizab eth K e rr is w e a rin g th e

WAA Dance Inlram urals Dra
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pin, w h ile Phi Kappa Psi colony
gained fo u r new pledges in
P alo V erde. T he dance w as e n ­
| cerem onies last w eek. T hey a re
titled, “In th e Mood.”
H elen
j C huck D owds, M au rice Lee,
Dillon w as th e choreographer.
|J im P ila fa s and Ron S ad ak .
K a p p a D elta’s “Tip Toe
E die W est is th e n ew e st G am m a
T hrough th e T ulips” an d Chi
■Phi Beta pledge.
O m ega’s “Should I ” w ere second
w eeK ena. p m A lp h as no m ore, | Phi Psis m ad e a special tr ip
an d th ird place w in n ers resp ec­
w e w elcom e Sigm a A lp h a Epsi­ I to T ucson for th e d edication of
tively.
Chi O m ega’s “Italian T a ra n r lon to th e ra n k s o f th e n a ­ ¡a new Phi Kappa Psi f ra te rn ity
. te lla ” w as th e first p lace w in n er tio n a l G reek o rg an izatio n s .o n house all th e U n iv ersity of A ri­
th e ASU cam pus.
zona c h a p te r in N ovem ber ce r­
in th e folk division. B e rth a N u ­
Delta Sigm a Phi hosted its em onies.
nez, Ju d i H ow ell an d B arb ara
T h e can d le b u rn s b rig h t a n ­
W ade w ere th e choredgraphers. a n n u a l P u rp le P assio n P a rty at
K ap p a A lpha T h e ta ’s “G rand th e S o u th M o u n tain H id e-O u t n o u n cin g th e en g ag em en t of
S q u are” w on second place, w hile la st S a tu rd a y n ig h t, w h ile S ig ­ G loria M udersbach, G am m a Phi
G am m a P h i B e ta ’s “M exican ma Pi pledges a re planning a j Beta to A lp h a Tau Omega, R ick
“ju n g le p a r ty ” fo r th e ir activ es M cD onald. Tw o o th e r G am m a
F iesta” won th ird place.
th is "weekend.
Phis C ary l Pet'erson an d S uz­
Kappa Kappa G am m a actives an n e Y oung a re engaged a n d
an d p led g es b o th failed in th e ir p in n e d to -Lloyd H uber, A lp h a
a tte m p ts a t su ccessful w a lk ­ T au Omega a t T u la n e U n iv e r­
outs, w h ile Delta G am m a p le d ­ sity, an d W in B ray er, Sigm a
ges en jo y ed a second success­ Phi Epsilon, resp ectiv ely .
fu l escape la st M onday n ig h t.
Kappa K^ppa G am m a B in k y
T h e ir “p a rtn e rs in crim e,” A l ­ B uck is engaged to D elta Sigm a
pha T au Omega pledges, w ere | Phi L a rry W ilson, w h ile a n o n o t q u ite *so plucky. I t w as a |th e r Kappa, J a n P h illip s is e n ­
Wesley To Hear Hinds lo n g n ig h t fo r them ! ’
gaged to Phi Delta T h e ta G a ry
W esley F oundation w ill m eet
T h e ta Chi p ledges escaped S hipley.
a t th e F irs t M ethodist C hurch su ccessfu lly a n d en jo y ed a
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speak ab o u t his recen t v isit to a g ro u p of lu ck y colony pledges, an d a n o v er-d o hello to ’a h !’
Europe.
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Group Elects IN ew Policy
New Officers [Is Initia ted

‘Winter Holiday’
Set For Dee. 10

C an terb u ry , th e y outh group
T he A rchitecture fraternity, | of St. A ugustine’s Episcopal
A lpha R ho Chi, Jelected officers i C hurch, is in itiatin g h new
on N ovem ber 28th. P resident is type of m eeting beginning this
r C harles M asher; Vice P resident,
Sunday. Follow ing th e usual
' | P au l W inslow; H erm an Q rcutt, ! evening p ra y e r a sp ag h etti d in ­
Recording S ecretary; Steve T i­ n er w ill be serv ed fo r 50 cents
tus, C orresponding S ecretary;
[ p e r person.
Roger W alters, T reasurer, and.
A fter d in n e r F a th e r P o tte n Brooks L eonard, S erg ean t at e r w ill give a sh o rt ta lk on
Arm s.
“T he P recepts of th e Episcopal
T he School of A rchitecture C hurch.” A g en eral discussion
has announced th a t A rchitect and a social h o u r w ill follow
P ierre K oening w ill be th eir the ta lk .
T he m eeting is o pen to th e
guest on D ecem ber .11 and 12.
public.
K oening w ill have lunch at
the fra te rn ity house on th e 12th
and w ill be present at an in ­
form al discussion to be held
th e re in th e afternoon.

FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

AWS P rep a res
For Convention |

G A M M A P H I M A N — Sharon Teu fel presents Bobby Dye
w ith the Gamm a Phi Man trophy at the annual Gamm a Phi
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vice-president.

T he A ssociated W om en S tu dents are in th e m idstvof p re p ! aratio n s for th e AWS sta te cOnven tio n F eb. 9 an d 10, w hich is
to be held on th e ASU cam pus.

MU CALENDAR

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C hairm en fo r th e -func-tfon. a re j
I S tu d en t M ark etin g Club: 218 Ç
Leslie F a rn sw o rth an d TNaney•
—n o o n -1:30 p.m.
Indian Education; 208, 209, 210
M oore. Schools in v ited to a t ­
S tu d en t Services: 210— 1-2:30
and Ballroom —7-11 a.m.
ten d a re A rizona S tate College,
Indian Education: U pper Lounge I. p.m.
| P h o en ix College, U n iv ersity of
S enate MU Com m ittee: U pper
— 10:30-11 a.m.
! A rizona, E astern A rizona Ju n io r
Lounge— 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Indian Education: 209 and 210—
College an d N ew M exico S tate
College Bowl: 209— 1:30-3 p.m.
noon-4:30 p.m.
College.
Indian Education: U pper Lounge MU Board: 208—2-3:30 p.m.
!
A ny w om an stu d e n t in te reste d I
Off Cam pus Men: 208 — 3Î30-5
- 2 -2 :3 0 p.m?
in h e lp in g is a sk ed to co n tac t
E xecutive Council: 208—3-4:30 ■ p.m.
th e ch a irm en .
p.m,
C.A.: 209—3:30 p.m.
B ridge:1 L ow er Lounge — 6:30-9 P anhellenic: 210— 3:30-5 p.m.
p.m.
Hostesses: U pper L ounge— 3:30- Sahuaro Hall Sets Formal
C. A.: U pper Lounge—7-9 p.m.
5 p.m.
S ah u aro H all A w ill p re se n t
Saturday, Dec. 9
Sophos: 210—5-7 p.m.
its C h ristm as fo rm a l to n ig h t
In d ian Education: Ballroom ■
— Blue K ey: 2 0 9 -6 -7 :3 0 p.m.
8 a.m .-noon
PhratereS: 218 B and C— 6 p.m. from 9 p.m . to m id n ig h t a t th e
Sigma A lpha Epsilon: 218 A, B ; S uprem e Court: ’210— 7-9 p.m. S k y rid e r H otel, S k y H a rb o r
A irp o rt.
and C—noon-1 p.m.
C.A.: U pper Lounge— 7-9 p.m.
Friday, Dec. 8

Closed C ircuit TV Basketball: Pi Sigma Epsilon:
p .m .
Ballroom —6-9 p.m.
■ Sunday, Dec. 10
Sigm a A lpha Epsilon: U pper I
Lounge—8:30-10:30 a.m".'
G am m a A lpha Chi: . 208, 218 B I
4 and C—2-3 p.m.
Sigm a A lpha Epsilon: Upper.!
Lounge—3-7:30 p.m.
A lpha Epsilon Pi: 210—6:30-9:30 !
p.m.
T au K appa Epsilon: 209—7-8:30 I
pfn. .
Monday, Dec. 11

Music Dept.: Ballroom —9 a.m .- !
9 p.m.
Housing: 208-2:30-4:30 p.m.' ■ I
Social Subcom m ittee: 209—2:30- I
3:30 p.m.
B oard of Financial Control: 210
.— 3-4:30 p.m.
' Spurs: 209-3:30-7:30 p.m.
M em bership and .Elections: S en­
a te Cham ber—3:30-5 p.m.
A lpha Epsilon Pi: 210-6 :3 0 -9
p.m .
P i K appa A lpha: 2 0 8 - 7 -9 p.m.
P hi K appa Tau: 210—7:30-9 p.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 12
A rnold A ir Society: 218 A —
noon-1 p.m.

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A gain st Cats Tom orrow
T he A rizona S tate U niversity
C hallenge m atches h av e been
T he Sun D evil w re stle rs a p ­
W restling Club w ill open its underw ay for th e p ast w eek for
p e a r at hom e fo r th e . first tim e
1961-62 d u a l-m e e t season to ­ spots on th e team th a t w ill m eet
n e x t S aturday, Dec. 16, w hen
m orrow against th e UofA W ild­ the W ildcats.
th ey host th e U n iv ersity of New
cats a t Tucson.
B red eh o ft h as released the Mexico. S tartin g 4 im e fo r th a t
T he W ildcats, who, h av e been following lin e u p fo r tom orrow ’s m eet w ill be 7:30 p.m. in Sun
D evil Gym.
fielding stro n g team s fo r th e past m atch:
few years, w ill be a stiff ch a l­ ”123 lbs.
G eorge Diggs
lenge for; th e S un D evil g ra p - 130 lbs.
\ P a t Drum m
M ike Drum m
plers, in th e ir first y e a r of com ­ 137 lbs.
petition.
147 lbs.
Jim P a rk e r
157 lbs.
“Buzz” H ays
Because of a lack of funds,
167 lbs.
B ruce C rile
the A th letic departm ent has
177 lbs.
Tom K elly or Jim
; not been able to finance a
R epresentatives from A rizona
M illiron
w restling team in recent
191 lbs.
R ex M cC onaghy1 S tate m ade a good show ing in
years.
B ut the grapplers
H eavyw eight
S tacey O stlandj th e annual S ports D ay held in
w ill compete as a club under
T he m eet is scheduled for 7:30 j Tucson last w eekend.
Coach Ted Bredehoft until
p.m : tom orrow , an d th e team
P in k y Shoem aker w on the
they can reach varsity team
w ill leave Tem pe aro u n d 11 a.m. advanced singles ten n is crow n
status.
an d team ed w ith S andy Sm ith
Last Saturday, the W ild ­
T he Sun D evil m atm en have
for the advanced doubles, title.
cats opened th e ir season by
b een w orking out fo r several
defeating Phoenix College
D iane Rickel and B etty Satello
w eeks, and gave an im pressive
17-9 and w ill ca rry a slight
gave ASU th e in term ed iate te n show ing in -an A rizona AAU
advantage in experience into
.nis doubles cham pionship.
to u rn am en t r e c e n tly .'
to m p rro w ’s fra y.
A rizona S tate girls also won
th e volleyball title by d efeatin g |
the ru h n eru p ÜofA team .
A pow erful ASU g iris’ golf
team took th e first fo u r places
J U M P IN ' JOE — C aldw ell, a 6-5 Sun Devil catjer, has little
as S h erry W heeler, Sue M eertrouble stuffing the -ball through the hoop, because he’s a
dink, Carol Sorenson and B a r­
6-6 high, jum per to boot. Caldw ell and his Devil teamm ates
b ara B euckm an finished in th a t
play Oregon and Kansas in Sun Devil jGym tom orrow and
order.
Monday.
P e a rl T ang and A lb erta W insor of ASU finished second <■in
badm inton, losing in th e finals
tp a team from th e UofA. M ich­
elle F ilkins w as th e consolation
E n tries a re now being tak en I b rack ets. E n try b lan k s m ay be
w in n er in badm inton singles.
for an open m ixed doubles te n ­ o btained from Miss P ittm an a t
ASU w as second in advanced
nis to u rn am en t, scheduled for I th e w om en’s P.E. d ep artm en t.
form sw im m ing, losing to th e
E n try fee is $2 p er team .
UofA. P hoenix College w on th e th e ASU w om en’s courts on Dec. I A nyone Wishing fu rth e r in fo r­
bow ling title, U niversity of N ew 15 and 16.
m ation m ay call D r. L illie o r D r.
M exico w as second an d ASU
A w ards w ill b e p resen ted in i D ecker a t extension 216 o r Miss
w as th ird .
I both th e w in n er an d co n so latio n ! P ittm a n a t extension 482.

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BOB VIEWS SPORTS NEWS

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M ore Points,
M ore F ans
i

y

Oregon’s Defensive
Ducks Test Demons

scorer last season w ith 443 points can ex p e ct to see th e v eteran
in 26 gam es for a 17 point a v e r­ sta rtin g lineup of 5-9 L a rry
g|
T he U niversity of O regon’s
age. H e also led th e D ucks by A rm strong an d 6-2 R aul D isa ru il -at i\ tit , , i
,
,
.
. _,TT , ,, , . W ebfoots v e n tu re into Sun D eX o a ch Ned Millie has developed at A SU a ball club vil land tomorrow night for hauling dow n 2681 rebounds. And fino a t th e outside posts, an d
th
■ *
1f ! i ° m e uas Prollflc at threading or stuffing a what promises to be another in la st w eek’s opening victory 6-4 Tony C erk v en ik , 6-4 O llie
basketball through a hoop as any in the country.
basketball th riller. Tipoff tim e o ver P o rtlan d U, h e tossed in P ay n e an d 6-7 G erry H a h n 'o n
36 points to lead th e W ebfoots’ th e inside.
hast year the D evils w ere seventh nationally in is set jor g.30
Spelling this lineup, w ill be
¿coring with a lusty 83.1 average for 29 games, and they •
,
I 64-51 w in.
Went over the century mark on four occasions, the ‘
*s ,'vl1 be th e th ird and
P ro b ab le sta rte rs for Oregon th re e of th e te am ’s prom ising
highest being a 119-103 conquest of Texas Western in / ubber ^ tc h between th e I w ill be W arren and 6-4 Bill sopljom ore c ro p /A rt B ecker, 6-9,
g l n D e v il G v m
------ --team s, as th ey divided in two Simmons a t forw ards, W ally w ho w as im pressive in last'
.
" '
.
„
.
previous m eetings. It w as ju st K n ech t 6-6 a t c e n te r a n d Jo h n w ee k ’s openers, should see conThis year they are scoring at an 86.5 clip after two 0ne y e a r ago th a t ASU jo u rn e y I
contests, but figure to run into a stumbling block tomor- j ed to th e Pacific N orthw est and!j M ack 6-3 joined J?y Tom T u ttle ■siderable action. So should Jo e
“F ish ” Caldw ell, 6-5 ju m p in g
row night "When defense-minded Oregon comes to w as ru d ely stopped by the j 6-0 a t guards.
Sun
Devil Coach Ned
ja c k of th e Devils, «and fast im ­
: 'town.
<
.n
Ducks, 71-55. H ow ever, a w eek
proving G ary Senitza, 6-2. •
W u lk expects a tough go,
In tw o-m eetings with the Ducks last year, the D e­ la te r in P o rtlan d 's F a r W est
A rizona State’s gym nas­
, pointing out that the W e b ­
v ils scored 54 and 55 point's—: their lowest of the season. Classic tournam ent, »the D evils
tics team w ill put on a h a lf­
foots are a pattern type
Oregon w ill bring the.sam e kind of slow ’em-down of­ m ah ag ed a 54-53 decision.
tim e exnibition. Coach N o r­
||

By\ BOB EGER
Sports Editor

By D E N N IS A N D E R S O N

if

fen se and steady defense into Sun Devil Gym tomorrow
and are hoping to cause a sudden drop in the Sun D evils’ |
scoring stock.
■
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A S U ’s job, -and it isn’t an easy one, is to make Ore^gon play the game the way Wulk and the dashing D e­
vils want to play it. It. w ill be a battle between a club
that likes to take its tim e and a club which can, and w ill,
run at top speed all night if it has to, in order to get
the job done.

It’s hard to say which brand of ball is more cf- i
fective. Cincinnati. second ranked nationally, common-!
Iy scores only 50 or 60 points a game but wins enough i
games to be the defending national champion. Just a
couple of days ago the Bearcats held their opponent to
11 points in the first half and relinquished a total of
30 in the game.
,

Backbone of the Oregon
team is C h arlie W arren , a
6-4, 2 1 2 - pourtd fo rw ard ,
called the “ Fastest Shot in
the W est’’ by his coach,
Steve Belko. W arren pos­
sesses an ex tre m ely fast
pair of hands which enable
him to launch a shot at the
basket w it.i amazing speed.

W arren

w as

O regon’s

squad, emphasizing b a l l
control, and could be tro u ­
blesome to A S U ’s fast break
offense. >

ris Steverson w ill feature
fo u r of the outstanding p e r­
form ers on his squad.

W ulk also reg a rd s th e D ucks
T hey a re Bill C ornelius; H a ras a tough defensive club, ev id - j vey P lan t, B enny Bishop and
enced by th e fact th a t la st -y e a r! D ave B onham . C ornelius is an
his D evils w ere held to th e ir j a ll-a ro u n d gym nast an d team
tw o low est scores of th e season I captain. P lan t, tram p o lin e specin th e gam es a t E ugene an d ialist, placed second in his e v e n t
P o rtlan d .
1
jin last y e a r’s N atio n al AAU
top
A gain fo r A rizona S tate, fan s j ^Championships.

Kansas Five Here Monday

On the other hand, Ohio State, top ranked this sea­
son, scores at a little better rate. W ednesday night JerT h e K an sas Jayhaw -kers, long H ig h to w er, tw ice an A ll-B ig | to m o rro w n ig h t th e y clash "with •
f y Lucas and company rolled to a 99-79 w in over P itts­ j a te am of n a tio n a l re p u ta tio n j E ig h t fo rw ard ,
UCLA.
burgh.
b u t c u rre n tly in «the m id st of a
L e a d in g H a rd ’s re tu rn e e s a re
Although it’s pretty hard to pick betw een the two j re b u ild in g y ea r, com e to Sun a p a jr o f ta le n te d b ac k co u rt
b-ands of ball for results, it’s evident that the*fans like ¡D evil G ym to do b a ttle w ith rpen, J e r r y G a rd n e r a n d N olen
to see the sphere find its way into the hoop as often A rizona S ta te M onday n ig h t.
Ellison, th e only tw o reg u lars I
as possible.
1
re tu rn in g fro m la st y e a r ’s club.
. As w e’ve said before, the Sun D evils;play the brand | Coach Dick H ard faces the T h ey a re jo in e d b y fo rw a rd s!
of ball people want to see. When you can play that high jProblem of re p la c in g two big Jim D im as an d Jo h n M a tt w h o !
jscoring, w ildly exciting brand of ball and win consis- j guns fro m la st y e a r ’s K an sas le tte re d la st y e a r b u t w e re n ’t
Everything for the
sq u a d w hich com piled a 17-8
¡tar.tly at it, you’re really getting the job done.'
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SMALL THINGS — A S U ’s rrtjle relay team,, which
K an sa s faces tw o tw o ru g g ed j
G one a re Bill B ridges, an A llPicture Framing
recorded the second-fastest tirqe in the histqry of col­
W est C oast o p p o n en ts to n ig h t!
legiate track and field last spring, is getting in shape | A m erican ce n te r, an d W ayne an d to m o rro w b efo re h ea d in g 1
703 N . 2nd St.
for the indoor season which begins next month.
for T em p e M onday. T o n ig h t th e I
Phoenix
Coach Baldy Castillo put the boys through their
j J a y h a w k e rs m e e t h ig h ly - r e ­
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paces about a week ago with surprising results. The
g ard e d S o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia an d I
gam p of Ron Freeman (49.5), Gaston Green (51.4),
Jku:e Barrick (50,2) and Ulis W illiam s (47.6) sped to
a 3:18.7 time — excellent for a group just starting to
n o w Th r e e l o c a t io n s . . .
Jim C onnor of S ahuaro B w on
gat into shape.
.
1. T em p e C e n te r,
2. 1302 R u ra l
3. Bayless Center
th e in tra m u ra l badm inton t i t l e !
Last ye,ar the D evils ran a spectacular 3:07.9 late w ith a 15-6; 15-6 victo ry dver
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K endig, Sigm a Chi, topped M ike
M yint, an independent, 17-15,
13-15, 15-10 to cop th ird place.
H ere a re in tra m u ra l point
banquet, atten d e d by 300 people
standings th ro u g h badm inton: |
in th e MU Ballroom .
E vents P oints
Q u arterb ack Jo e Z uger rec&rv- [
Sigma Nu
6.
72
ed th e G o v ern o r's A w ard as -the I
A lpha T au Omega
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hj
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A w ard for th e second straig h t j
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Sigm a A lpha Epsilon 6
48
L a r r y Reaves, a tack le, w as
P hi Sigm a K appa
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th e recip ien t of th e Oil Can
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