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______________________________ Wednesday, December 13, 1961

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No. 23

Tempe Night At University
Expected To Be Outstanding
‘ ASU’s first, “Town and
Gown N ight” atJ&IO p.m. sta n d in g m usical C h ristm as p ro ­
Dec. 19, in the MU B all­ g ra m .”
E. J. Demson, president
room, is shaping up as an
outstanding event both in
of the Faculty Club, which is
| music and in com m unity
sponsoring the event, said
relatio n s.

125 invitatio n s have been
sent to Tem pe Civic le a d ­
ers and businessmen, and to
ASU
fa c u lty
and
staff
mem bers.

T em p e’s m ayor, D r. Ross R.
Rice, w ho is c h a irm a n of th e
| ASU P o litical Science d e p a r t­
m ent, follow ed u p th e city
D r. P h ilip N elson, assista n t
co u n cil’s Nov. 30 reso lu tio n by pro fesso r of M usic an d d ire c ­
p ro claim in g it T em pe N ight at to r of th e C ollegium M usicum ,
ASU an d added, “I ’m su re th e has p re p a re d an o u tstan d in g
council an d th e people of T ern- I p ro g ra m fo r th e g ro u p ’s a p ­
pe can look fo rw ard to an o u t­ p earan ce.

Exec Council Okays
Five Constitutions;
Physicals Suggested

T A K E S ON N E W L O O K — T h e M em orial U nion was re ­
done in an apropos decor last T h u rs d a y a t the annual
C hristm as p arty . T h e re w ere refreshm ents, dancing, pop­
corn on th e -fire p la c e , plenty of p ain t and several C h ris t­
mas trees. M ore pictures, Pages 2 and 3.

E liz ab e th an m usic fo r strin g s
w ill p ro v id e in c id en tal b a c k ­
g ro u n d d u rin g a rriv a l an d s e a t­
in g of guests. F e a tu re d w ill be
se v e ra l “fan c y s” by T hom as
M orley, w ith soloists C h ris
B ond an d Ja m e s M aki.
Opening the fo rm a l p ro ­
gram w ill be tw o proces­
sionals from the “ Daniel
P la y ,’’ a French
m anu­
script fro m , around 1150.
Featured countertenor w ill
be Ted Bradshaw .
N e xt
w ill be fo u r carols from
m edieval England fo r v o i­
ces and recorders. T h e c a r­
ols w ill feature Edith Long,
M arth a Bacon, M o lly Spingjle r and Bradshaw as solo­
ists.

“A V irg in an d M o th e r” b y
Jo h n M erb eck e in 1540, an d a
gro u p of tra d itio n a l Y ule c a r ­
ols fro m F ra n c e w ill ro u n d o u t
th e p ro g ra m fo r n in e voices
By BOB C L A M P E T T
an d n in e in stru m e n ta lists.
Constitutions of five student organizations w ere
F a c u lty C lub o fficers in c h a rg e
^approved F riday by the ASASU E xecutive Coundil.
of a rra n g e m e n ts fo r th e firs t
Approved w ere the constitutions of Pi Sigma A l­ Tow n an d G ow n N ight a r e E.
pha, Political Science honorary, Rho Beta Sigma, a lo­ J . Demson, p resid en t; P ro fesso r
cal fratern ity ; Chi A lpha and the Church of God Col­ M ary V. L yle, vice p re sid e n t;
legiate Fellow ship, b oth religious
P ro fe sso r Ja m e s E. C ohn, se c ­
groups, and th e S tu d en t Con­
A SA SU President G ary
re ta ry , an d P ro fesso r H aro ld
stru ctio n Society of A m erica.
W a lk e r appointed a co m m it­
F ry , tre a su re r.
T he E xecutive Council dis­
tee to investigate recent
T h ey h a v e been assiste d b y
cussed a plan req u irin g ev ery
complaints concerning c a m ­
th e follow ing people: M rs. D a ­
ath letic in tra m u ra l p articip a n t
pus vending machine s e rv ­
vid S co u lar, M rs. T ru d y T h o ­
to undergo a physical e x a m in a ­
ice.
m as, M rs. A lb ert K im b all, M iss
tion before being allow ed to
Com m ittee m em bers include J u d y F e a s te r an d J a c k Ong.
p articip ate. T he p lan w as re c ­
W alker, Jim C hilton, B arb ara
om m ended to th e ASASU I n tra ­
A nderson, Bob C a rte r an d Ed
m u ral com m ittee.
M anley!
Ed H ickcox, ASU d irec to r of
housing, discussed a p lan con­
cern in g off-cam pus housing w ith
th e council.

Debate Frosh
Win Matches
At SC Meet

Motorola Stipends Available

H i c k c o x recommended
N ew scholarships, sponsored
3. M ust be a n E lectrical E n ­ I Q ualified, stu d e n ts w ill o p e rth a t the council investigate
by M otorola, w ill be available gineering m a jo r w ith a .desire a te in p airs, on e stu d e n t’ a tthe cu rren t plan allow ing
to ASU E lectrical E ngineering to e n te r the field of electronics. ! te n d in g school fro m F eb . 1 to
students to be housed in p r i­
F o u r ASU fresh m en , co m p o s­
4. M ust u n d e rsta n d th a t he J u ly 23 w h ile th e o th e r s tu ­
students F eb. 1, 1962.
vate
homes around
the
in g tw o team s, w o n fiv e o u t of
d
e
n
t
w
o
rk
s
d
u
rin
g
th
a
t
tim
e.
Tem pe area.
T he scholarships w ill involve w ill be ineligible to be consid­ | T h en th ey w ill a lte rn a te d arin g
six d eb ates a t th e W estern
a cooperative education program ered for fu ll-tim e em ploym ent | th e n e x t period, J u ly 23 to ,F eb .
He said stu d e n t com plaints S p e e c h A ssociation a lte rn a te
w hich w ill provide o p p o rtu n i­ w ith M otorola b efo re grad u atio n . 1.
h av e b een directed to his office to u rn a m e n t a t th e U n iv ersity of
:
5. M ust h av e a stro n g desire
ties for E lectrical E ngineering
concerning th e p ro ced u re of a t ­ S o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia la s t w e e k ­
T h e p ro g ram w ill ta k e v.five taining such housing. T h e coun­
stud en ts to w o rk and atten d to e n te r the p ro g ra m an d be able
end, acco rd in g to D r. W illiam H.
school in a lte rn a te six -m o n th to p rese n t an accep tab le fin an ­ y e a rs a t th e m ost to com plete, cil decided to inv estig ate these S tites, A SU associate p ro fe sso r
cial plan for com pleting th e p ro ­ I d e p e n d in g upon th e in d iv id u al. problem s fu rth e r.
periods.
of Speech.
gram
.
In te re s te d stu d e n ts m a y {con­
Also u n d e r investigation by
T he program , is designed to
T h ey w e re Jo n B ailey an d A l­
6. M ust h av e com pleted one ta c t th e E lectrical E n g in eerin g th e E xecu tiv e Council is MU la n H ag g a rt, an d M a ry a n n G illallow th e stu d en t to study th e
operation of th e v arious d e p a rt­ y ea r of w ork a t th e engineering office, 209A E ngineering C enter, i policy concerning stu d e n t con elan d an d M a rily n Rogers. T h ey
e r.
d u ct in th e building.
m ents of the cen ter w hile tr a in ­ college.
receiv ed c e rtific a te s o f e x c e l­
ing in industry. A t th e same
lence.
tim e, it w ill provide a source of
T w o te am s fro m A SU also
income w ith sa lary ra te s d e ­
w on fo u r o u t of six d eb a te s.
p en d in g upon individual s tu ­
T h ey in clu d ed K en S alm on, a
dents.
ju n io r, an d M ary S c h w a rtz m a n ,
E xperience and a p titu d e w ill.
a fre sh m a n ; an d K a th y K o lb ery ,
b e considered.
S tudents who
a sophom ore, an d P h y llis H o ff­
h av e had no experience in in - j
m an, a ju n io r.
d u stry w ill be classified as co-op j A lfred T hom as, J r ., ASU r e ­ I e s te r la st y e a r a t ASU. T h e to ­ 2.85, an d se n io r m en , 2.25.
T h e q u estio n in a ll d e b a te s
T h e m e n ’s a v e rag e w as b e tte r
stud en ts an d w ill receive $2 per g is tra r an d d ire c to r of ad m is­ tal average g rad e for m en w as
w as, reso lv ed : T h a t la b o r o r ­
th
a
n
th
e
w
o
m
en
’s
in
o
n
ly
th
e
a
2.22,
ju
s
t
slig
h
tly
o
v
er
a
C,
sions, has show n th a t ASU w o ­
hour.
I b u t th e w om en c a rrie d o ff a College of A pplied A rts and g an izatio n s should b e u n d e r th e
To e n te r th e program an E lec­ m en a re s m a rte r th a n ASU m en,
solid C plus, com ing in a t 2.51.” Sciences. T h e ju n io r m e n a v e r ­ ju risd ic tio n o f a n ti- tr u s t le g is­
tric a l E ngineering stu d e n t m u s t! by co m p arin g la s t y e a r ’s m a leT h e b re a k -d o w n fo r th e to ta l aged 2.13, w h ile th e ju n io r w o ­ latio n . E ach te am arg u e d b o th
h a v e these qualifications:
efnale g ra d e a v e ra g e s in each of m ale an d fem ale av erag es is m en av e rag ed 2.02. T h e w o m en ’s th e .a ffirm a tiv e a n d th e n e g a ­
1. M ust have a g rad e point th e fo u r u n d e rg ra d u a te college as follow s: fre sh m e n w om en, h ig h est a v e rag e w as a 2.87 in tive.
average of 2.0 or b e tte r,
\ classes.
2.25; fre sh m e n m en, 1.98; sopho­ th e College of L ib e ra l A rts, by
D r. S tite s acco m p an ied th e
“W om en w e re s m a rte r th a n m o re w om en, 2.55; sophom ore th e sen io r class, a n d th e m en ’s stu d e n ts to th e to u rn a m e n t, in
2. M ust be recom m ended by
th e ASU E ngineering d e p a rt­ m en ,” h e said, “am o n g u n d p r- m e n , 2.20; ju n io r w om en, 2.75, reco rd h ig h w as 2.72 o f th e se n ­ w h ich th irty -s e v e n colleges a n d
m ent.
g ra d u a te stu d e n ts second se m - ju n io r m en, 2.28; sen io r w om en, iors in th e C ollege -of E d u catio n . u n iv e rsitie s p a rtic ip a te d .

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Registrar Says9 Grade-Wise
Coeds Have Edge Over Males

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Wednesday, December 13, 1961

STATE PRESS

Yule Decorations Brighten Memorial Union...

FOR D IN IN G M O O D — Persons tak in g th e ir lunches in the
F acu lty Dining Room enjoy this handpainted w indow m ural
of the Three Wise Men.

P L E N T Y TO P A IN T —- C u ltu ral A ffa irs com m ittee m em bers helped w ith p aintin g choir
boys, Santa and his team. A ll decorating w as done during annual M U Christmas P arty last
Thursday night.

ASl; Professor Seeks New Process
To Speed Search For Cancer Cure

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process.
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to ta r o r use m achines which'.' gree. ■
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B ut D r M yron L C asper a sm oke caploads of c ig arettes.
He joined the ASU fa c u l­
4 8 1 7 E. In d ia n School
ty w
a s sista n t professor ’ of 1and c a p tu re th e m in u te q u a n - ; t y this ye ar and hopes t o - *
C h e m istry a t ASU. is try in g to ; ,itieS o f. ta r fro m ea c h >,,to o tU | give q ualified graduate stu*
sp eed u p th e process and a t a taln valld sam PIes fo r an a ly sisj dents sim ilar opportunities
N O W P L A Y IN G
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and
ex p e rim en tatio n . T hese: j n the research lab.
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C u rren tly , can cer rese a rc h e rs a n c | e x p e n s l v e
I f h is w o rk is successful, his
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m ake synthetic compounds,
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exactly like those in coal
I m ay show u p . A fte r th a t, r e ­ *
and cigarette tars, in large
S a tu rd a y m g h t
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ALL Y O U C A N EAT!
quantities w ith a m inim um
fro n ta l a tta c k on th e com - |
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of labor and expense.
A C hristm as dance, sponsored
p o unds th em selv es an d , u lti- i
b y the Social Board, w ill be in j H e lO
w uo irk
i v tin
u gg u
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th e MU Ballroom Dec. 16 from 1$4,000 g ra n t to ASU from the canCe r cure.
9 p.m. to m idnight.
R esearch C orporation of N ew | -------------—SI___= |_______ . ~ 1/
T he dance w ill be se m i-fo r- j Y ork C ity. D r. C asp er discov
final. Bob Roth and orch estra ered h is m e th o d , d u rin g re-,
w ill furnish the music, fre e o f | search a t th e U n iv ersity of
c h a rg e ..
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...ASU Students Participate In Annual Event

• STYLING
• TINTING
• BLEACHING
• PERMANENTS • MANICURING

Milady's Beauty Salon
Personalized B eauty C are
9 A .M . - 6 P .N L ^ /E V E N IN G S B Y A P P O IN T M E N T

Sands of Tempe ~
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For P arties . .
Large A rtificial
P lants For Rent

'E x a m in a tio n s on U nited S tates
and A rizona C onstitutions for/
teach er certification re q u ire ­
m ents w ill be a t 10 a.m . S a tu r­
day in_the Social Sciences b u ild ­
ing, according to Dr. Ross R.
Rice, ch airm an of th e ASU P o ­
litical Science d ep artm ent.
T he exam inations are not open
I to stu d en ts and ca rry no u n i­
versity credit.
Sponsored by
I the. Political Science d ep artm en t,
the exam req u ires a S10 fee.

ASU Air Society To Attend Meet
D elegates of th e ASU c h a p te r
I of A rnold A ir Society and A n g el
j F lig h t w ill a tte n d an are a con­
clave in Tucson Dec. 20, 21, 22.
ASU re p re se n ta tiv e s a re TIal
| Lowe and Val T irm an, J r., from
j A rn o ld A ir Society, -and J a n
I W erner ^ n d L inda P ete rso n
! from A ngel Flight.
T he rep rese n tativ es w ill stay
l on cam pus a t th e UofA.
T he conclave, w hich w ill d e­
cide are a policies for th e A rj nold A ir Society, w ill be a t ] tended by delegates from 15
other universities.

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S ta te r
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direction
of
Circulation
Manager
Charles
Hilgeman, is the official campus newspaper of
Arizona State University. It is published each
Wednesday and Friday throughout the school year,
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The STATE PRESS is a member of the

By B IL L

F L IC K

T h e K U g am e M onday n ig h t
re a lly irk e d us. I t w a s n ’t th e
b ra n d of b all th a t w as p lay ed ,
or th e fin a l score, a n d n o t ev en
th e w re stlin g d isp lay a t h a lftime. No, it was none of those.

W ith Jim m y D urante president and A rt L inkletter
vice president, isn’t it only n atu ral th a t such celebraties
as Steve Allen, Jackie Gleason and Jim m y Hatlo should
E D IT O R - IN - C H IE F
ja c k
ong
f o r n i j w ith a few thousand others, a club nam ed In ter­
I t w as, to b e sim p ly b lu n t,
NEW S D E P A R T M E N T
national Association of Characters, Ltd.
.
Well,
ASU’s
joined
the
ranks,
the
poor sportsmanship lof
_______ _______ ______ ______B I L L F L IC K
M A N A G IN G
E D IT O R
c e rta in ■ m ass
N E W S E D IT O R S ....
.... __________ 1_L...............B I L L O V E R .E N D,
w ith Ralph Forney (you’ve seen
of p eo p le w ho
ÜANET W O LH ETER
him around taking pictures, w e’re
call th e m ­
1 ____ ___________
__________
G A R Y O LM STEAD
C O P Y E D IT O R
sure . . . isn’t he some character?)
_________________ Z i ___ E D IE A L L E R S
C H IE F P R O O F R E A D E R ___
selves Sun
being
drafted
for
the
IAC,
Ltd.
A S S IG N M E N T S E D I T O R ______
____ J__ ;._Ä_____B A R B A R A M A R L O W E
D ev il “fa n s.”
L inkletter chose our boy Ralph to
A S S IS T A N T S ............. ............ ..................................................... M A R Y G O R M A N ,
W hy all th e
BOB ZA C H E
represent Tempe. Purpose of the
S O C IE T Y D E P A R T M E N T
| booing, co m ­
organization is to help a fellow
E D IT O R
:
_______ _______________ ______ R O S A L Y N W H IT N E Y
p la in in g a n d
“smile w ith the corners of the
A S S IS T A N T 3 ________________ ¡¡¡1 1 |S ____:______!_________ B E T T Y A D A M o
j je erin g ?
m
outh
tu
rn
ed
up”
.
.
because
he’ll
SPORTS D E P A R T M E N T
A r i z o n a
always come back for more.
B O B EGER
E D IT O R
__ ____
S ta te now h as
We think Forney will certain­
BO B JAC O BSEN
A S S IS T A N T '
ly add som ething (can’t say ex­ an am azin g an d d o w n rig h t good
actly w hat!) to IAC. His is quite b a sk e tb a ll team . W hy do th e se
a welcome approach to picture so -ca lle d fan s h a v e to d e g ra d e
taking, and if his a rt rates Life th e v ery te am itse lf b y d isp la y Magazine approvalj-who are we to
in poor sp o rtsm a n sh ip ?
criticize his clowning!
One problem many college communities recognize
Ralph likes to tell the story of the tim e a psychi­
H e re ’s w h a t w e mean.
is the lack of understanding betw een the campus vici­ atrist had him on his Beverly Hills couch w aiting for
G
ran
ted basketb all re fe r ­
nity and the surrounding “outside” communities. .
Ralph to tell his first rem em bered experience:
ees are not in fa llib le . O f
“I was two years old and my m other had me dres­
Arizona State is no-exception, but th ere is a cur­
course they m ake m istakes;
ren t project which we feel will certainly improve the sed up as L ittle Jack H orner to attend a Christm as cos­
and a certain am ou n t of
ASU-Valley of the Sun relationships and it is being tum e p arty for tots, I was to go along w ith the nice
lady
next
door
and
h
er
daughter
of
three
,who
was
sponsored by the Faculty Club — the “Towi^ and Gown”
verb al
protest fro m
the
garbed as an angel, wings and all.
series.
spectators m ay serve as a
“The p arty was six blocks aw ay and there w ere
co rrective lesson.
In this series, ASU will be host to various Valley
about
tw o dozen kids there, a l l . costumed. The.„mice
cities; the first, Tempe Night at th e University, is sched­
B u t w h y do" th e fa n s of th e
lady plopped me into a corner (to go w ith the rhym e)
uled nex t Tuesday.
’
and th a t’s w here I sat w ith a C hristm as plum pie in n u m b e r eig h t te a m in th e n a ­
We feel confident the Town anchGown nights w ill my lap for m any m any m inutes w hile th e others played tio n h a v e -to . a c t lik e th e y a re
do much to put our campus in a favorable light on the games, spilled gooey ice oream and things over them watching -incapably officiated
Valldy “stage” . . . and w e’re very proud of the Faculty selves and all they touched and had a ball in general.
. “I fum ed u n til finally this nice old lady rem em bered junior high school basketball?
Club for accepting the responsibility of such a big pro­
ject.
md w ith m uch gusto and loud m outh to a ttract everyone’s so we are complaining about
attention. She m otioned th a t I th e tre a tm e n t o f th e officials;
should say m y rhym e by sticking
BUT T H IS A IN ’T TH E B IG ­
in my thum b, pulling out that
G EST G RIPE!!
plum , et cetera.
“To h er horror and I guess
ASU: M ass D is o rg a n iza tio n
W h a t about the tr e a t­
consternation, I refused, w here­
m
ent
of the players????
upon the nice lady grabbed my
To thé Editor:
your J.H . 'A ll the w o rk is done
A
n
d
,
specifically,
the p la y ­
baby
h
an
d
and
jam
m
ed
the
whole
A t thej U n ited S tate s M ilita ry by IBM m achines. If th ere h a p ­
thing into th e pie as I burst into
ers of the opposing team .
Academ y, cadets a re ta u g h t d u ­ pens to be a class th a t you
a crying tirade th a t broke up the
ty, honor an d country, in that don’t like, th en change it
T hose gu y s fro m K U p la y ed
party.
order.
"
'
through the reg u la r procedure.
“A fter the psychiatrist heard their hearts out. M o re than oneH ere at ASU, m any_students If this sounds yum m y, th en let
the story he suggested I do two of th em p la y ed 40 m in u te s of
are 1getting th e im pression th at the brass know . M aybe if e n ­
things, smile a lot w ith the corn­ b ask etb a ll—e v e ry second of th e
w e a re le arn in g disorganiza­ ough of O rw ell’s sheep sta rt
ers of the m outh tu rn ed up and
tion, confusion and how it ta k es bleating five m inutes good, four
keep aw ay from Christm as plum gam e. A n d th e y p lay ed good,
24,000 hours for 12,000 stu d ­ hours bad, then w e ’ll get some
pies. I can smile and say I hav­ h a rd b ask etb a ll. R ough b a s k e t­
response from the R. V an W in­
ents to register.
en’t seen a plum pie in 50 years.” ball; an d , fo r th e m o st p a rt,
From the chaos and mass con­ kle clan u p sta irs . 1
Thanks
fo
r
th
e
tale,
Ralph, and congratulations for clean b ask etb a ll. So d id th e S u n
A
few
other
points
of
scrip­
fusion of registration, to the im ­
m aking the ranks. W ho’s more of a character!
i
aginary lice in Sahauro and the toria! rebellion are the equally
D evils.
AFTER-THOUGHT
—
Motto
of
one
w
om
en’s
dorm:
endurance
requiring
drop-add
,non-im aginary mice in West, our
BUT DID TH E FAN S?
“Go ahead and smile. M aybe it isn’t tru e ” . . .
school is almost as organized as procedures, and the parking
colfegiate
,nc’

Toward Understanding

Letters To The Editor

General Custer’s battle plans.

situation around campus.

T here 'are so m any points of
A person w ith an 45:40 class
w ilderness a n d perplexity t h a t . usually has to arrive at school
it anyone ev er tried to reo rg a­ at 8,_cruise around like a parnize this school, it w ould be as kin g -s p o t-h aw k and lunge for
hopeless as th e US Space Com ­ the k ill when he finds one. Now
m ission attem pting to p u t an if someone doesn’t beat him to
astronaut in orbit.
*
'
It, more than lik ely he’ ll run
• The are a of confusion v a rie s ’ into
someone
repairing
the
so greatly, w e w ill cover only streets; another point of ir r ita ­
a few m ajor problems.
tion.
R egistration is coming up all
All of . the aforem entioned
too soon and if everyone is points plus our new ly organized
dreading it as m uch as We are, cam pus S ecurity Council, alias
then it is tim e som ething w as S tudent A ffairs C om m ittee ad d
done about it. We are still going up to th e n u m b er one m em ber
through four hours of buckling of th e “I can mess things up
knees and w rite r’s cram p and; b e tte r th a n you can ” club.
ju st w hen you believe y ou’re
N ow it is realized th a t th e
through, you discover a fifteen school w ill be only 75 y ears
m inute period in w hich , you old this F eb ru ary and an y col­
have four classes at the sam e lege grad know s th a t this isn ’t
tim e so you sta rt over again.
enough tim e to be steeped w ith
Well, the Engineering d e p a rt­ tradition, m uch less be o rga­
m ent has come up w ith a life nized.
saver. T he students can go see
L et it be know n th a t w e are
th eir counselors and set up the presenting only the facts of th e
classes as usual. T hen th e day situation a r o u n d . these p a rts
of registration you ju st w alk w ith th e hope of getting some
over to th e gym and pick up action. So our advice to the a d ­
your class cards already fin ­ m inistratio n is, L E T ’S GET O R ­
ished and in th e usual q u in tu p ­ G ANIZED tom orrow .
lets. A ll you h av e to do is sigh
M ike Crow son

LIT T LE M A N O N C A M P U S

More specifically . . A r i ­
zona State was g u ilty of a
technical foul near the end
of the garde. M aybe it was
a just call,- m aybe not.

B u t th e g en tlem an
w ho
step p ed u p to th e K U foul lin e
to ta k e th a t fre e sh o t h ad d o n e
n o th in g w rong. No, sir, little
J e r r y G a rd n e r (o n e of th e b e st
b ac k co u rt m en in th e c o u n try )
had d one n o th in g w ro n g . H e
h ad p lay ed a g re a t an d ^ v ery
.sp o rtsm an lik e b a ll gam e,
r
Y e t he was booed and
jeered as he shot th a t free
th ro w . T h e ro ar was loud
and filth y . T h a n k God he
made th a t shot . • ■ and
. th an ks to you tru e sports­
men who applauded as it
swished through the net.

So to th o se of y o u w h o com e
o ut to ASU on g am e n ig h ts— •
le t u s say th a n k y o u fo r s u p ­
p o rtin g us an d o u r fin e team .
phi nothing House - eeeù& une that
FRATERNITY 15 ON PKC&KTlON MCOT OP THE TIME. '''

W ould it be too m u ch to a sk
you to re sp e c t o u r o p p o n en ts?

Wednesday, December 13,1961

STATE PRESS

Page S

Student Art Display Dr. Menke Explains Purpose
Set Tomorrow In MU 0 t A su p l a .........Center
pottery, jew elry- and sculpture !I a t th is tim e.
i P lac em e n t C e n te r s ro le in ( tio n by p ro v id in g tra in e d p e r - n o t n o w be estim ated , la st y e a r’s
w ill be exhibited fo r p urchase | T he a r t sale w ill begin F rid a y i g ra d u a te stu d e n t jo b p lacem en t iso n n e l fo r business, ■in d u stry 'g ra d u a te p la ce m en t w a s' o v e r
J 1,380 ca n d id a tes D r. M enke
a t th e ann u al stu d e n t a rt sale in I an d S atu rd ay a t 6 a.m. and last w as f u rth e r ex p lain e d la st w eek ; an d g o v ern m e n t.
S un d ay th e j in an in terv iew w ith D r. Roth e MU low er lounge a t 3 p.m. u n til 10:30 p.m .
To^ o b ta in m a x im u m b en e fits i said.
sale opens at 9 a.m. an d closes i b e rt F. M enke, d ire c to r of i
tom orrow .
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| fro m , th ese facilities, D r. M en k e | T h e o n ly re q u isite fo r re c e iv a t 4 p.m .
. n larp m p n t
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
„
,
,
re g iste rin g by all c a n d i- in g P la c e m e n t C e n ter b u lletin s
A ll students en terin g th e a r t I T he ex hibit, jo in tly sponsored j F o r ex am p le, th e C e n te r’s du argteed
s as soon as p o ssib le. Q ne ; fo r stu d e n t k n o w Iedge of in té r ­
sale w ill m e et ’in A rts 329 a t j by th e C u ltu ral A ffairs com mêitt - I p u rp o se is to assist stu d e n ts i n ! fuI1 y ear ’s reg istra tio n p rio r Ao i v iew ing com pany, d ate, in te r 4:30 p.m. today, according to | tee and th e A rt d ep artm en t, w ill j o b ta in in g em p lo y m en t su ited to I
Ja c k T avlor of th e A rt
o b ta in in g em p lo y m en t su ited to rec eiv in g a b a c h elo r’s d eg re e v iew er an d a re a of em p lo y m en t
jacK la y io r of th e A rt d e p a rt- | offer an o p p o rtu n ity to purchase ! th e ir tra in in g , a b ility an d e x - j ic.
• .
,
. .
,
„
m ent. F orm s listing th e nam e j outstanding stu d en t w o rk a t perien ce. T h é C e n te r also h elps
.
I_ ,
e_ r f.gIS e re
WI
16
of th e a rtist, p rice ô f ' th e item I reasonable prices.
’ se rv e th e stgte, reg io n an d n a - I ^ C o in d d e n ta l w ith th e C e n te r’s j C en ter. B u lletin s a re m a ile d
those listed, w ith
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_________________
______ _____i effo rts to help , by Dec. 5, 1961, w ee k ly to those
105 com m ercial, in d u stria l a n d C om m ercial arid E d u catio n al
g o v e rn m e n ta l agencies h ad in - i P lacem en t,
te rv iew ed stu d e n ts on ca m p u s] M ean w h ile D r. M en k e h as
fo r jo b p lacem en ts, said D r . 1ad v ised a d aily check of th e '’
M enke.
E d u ca tio n a l P lac em e n t b u lle tin
W hile 20 m o re agencies w ill boards, to be found on th e le ft
in te rv ie w b efo re C h ristm as, th e : side an d C om m ercial P lac em e n t
m ain re c ru itin g b u lk is e x - ’ b o ard s on th e rig h t side of th e
pected in th e sp rin g tim e w ith door to th e P lac em e n t C en ter,
an estim ated 250 m o re firm s to i
B ro ch u res a re also "available
co n fe r d u rin g th e second sem ­
a t th e C e n te r w hich w ill p ro ­
ester. T otal n u m b e r of firm s to
v id e 'th e stu d e n t w ith in fo rm a ­
be re p re se n te d fo r th e y e a r will
tio n co n cern in g th e v ario u s
b e ab o u t 375. T h e C e n ter looks
cam p an ies an d agencies on
fo rw ard to a w o n d erfu l y ear.
cam pus.
A s a re su lt of this, th e E d u c a ­
tio n al P lac em e n t and th e C om n i e r c i a l an d G o v ern m en tal
P lac em e n t sections ex p ect ab o u t
a 2,500 s tu d e n t re g istra tio n in
th e academ ic y e a r of 1961-62.
S tu d en ts w ill h av e a p p ro x im a ­
te ly 4,000 in d iv id u a l in te rv iew s
w ith th e v ario u s em ployers.
■To gain a n in te rv iew , re g is­
tra tio n w ith P lac em e n t C en ter'
is th e first step.
T he stu T he con clu d in g p ro g ram of a
dents
esta b lish
p e rm a n e n t
p la ce m en t files an d m ay be | series sponsored- by th e ASU
a c tiv e ly re g iste re d as long an d -1C hapter of th e A m erican A ssoI ciatio n of U n iv ersity P ro fesso rs
as o ften as is n ecessary .
O ne of ,the o b jectiv es of in - I w ill p re s e n t th e topic “T h e U ni-,
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Wednesday, December 13, 1961

STATE PRESS

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Student-Faculty
Meet Next Week

T opic S e t

UofA Professor IN B A
To Address Club

ISolos f Carols

O fficer ITo Highlight
| W ill Speak !\ASU Recital

By ÂÀUW

D r. J . G reg o ry O sw ald, assis­
A coffee sponsored by the
ta n t p ro fesso r of H isto ry a t th e
S tu d en t-F acu lty relations com ­
f C aroling, w ith au d ien c e p a r T h e S tu d e n t NEA g ro u p 'w ill
m ittee, is scheduled for M on­
' ticip atio n , w ill follow a p ro g ra m
“T eacher Education: F resent U n iv ersity of A rizona, w ill a d ­
h o st R o b e rt F ra zie r, n atio n al
day, 1:30-3 p.m. in th e se m in a r
1 of C hristm as m usic tom orrow ,
dress the- H istory Club tonight
and
F
u
tu
re
”
will
be
th
e
su
b
­
j th ird vice p resid e n t of th e NEA,
room of th e BA building.
ject u nder discussion at the f a t -7:30 in th e MU u pper i as guest speaker at its reg u lar I p rese n ted by th e U n iv ersity
T his is th e second coffee p la n | lounge.
| m e etin g T h u rsd ay a t 7:30 p.m. I Choir a t 2:30 p.m. in Cosner A u ­
ned •by the com m ittee this se- f Tem pe branch m eeting of the
d itorium .
“T h e P eo p le of E u ro p ean R u s“F ra z ie r w ill sp eak on ‘T he
m ester and it is designed to give I A m erican Association of U ni­
¿olos by ASU m usic stu d e n ts
students and faculty m em bers an versity W omen tom orrow , 7:30 ’sia ” is th e title of Dr. O sw ald ’s ■Student NEA L ea d ersh ip C on- ! w ill be f e a tu r e d .. V ocalists w ill
i feren c e,’ ” said Ju d y Sell, p ro opportunity to m eet each other. p.m., a t the A lum ni House.
I address.
j be S u zan n e W illiam s an d T ed
: g ram ch a irm an .
I
L
en
Skrobel,
p
resid
e
n
t
of
the
L im ited to professors in the
T he program w ill include a
T h e m eetin g is o pen to th e i B rad sh aw . C aro l F ra n k lin w ill
business departm ent, the coffee talk by Dr. W illiam F. Podlich, j H isto ry Club, w ill act as c h a ir! p u b lic an d re fre sh m e n ts w ill be j p re se n t a c la rin e t' solo.
is open to all students, but Jr., director of student teaching | m an of th is public m eeting.
served.
■ _______ ’
p a rtic u la rly ■ those w ith b u si­ at ASU, entitled “New Horizons
Faculty Women
ness classes. .
for Teacher Education;” , and a
Society To Meet
Schedule Tea
talk by Dr. Joel Benedict, d irec­
Moore To Speak
A lpha Epsilon D elta, p r e - j
T
h
e
A
SU F a c u lty W o m en ’s
tor of ASU’s audio-visual cen­
! Sigm a G am m a Epsilon will
: m edical honors society, w ill m eet j
:
lu
n
c
h
eo
n
w ill b e S a tu rd a y a t
ter, entitled “T he Influence of
■m eet Dec. 14 a t 8 p.m. in the
i tonight a t — 7:30 , in SS 108.
1 p.m . a t J o k a k e In n .
Technology on Teaching.
I Geology lectu re room. Dr.. C a rlE n te rta in m e n t in th e form of
! Dr. R obert L oreuzen w ill speak j
|
T o d ay ’s g re a t la b o r saving I on eye surgery at the open m eet- ton M oore w ill speak on m eteo r- C h ristm as m u sic a n d rea d in g s
S en ato r B a rry G o ld w ater w ill (
[w ill b e fe a tu re d .
| ites. ...
d evice . . . . . . tom orrow .
. j; ing.
speak to th é ASU Y oung R e- j
pub lican s F rid a y at 3:30 p.m.
in the MU B allroom .

YR’s To Hear |
Arizona Senator j

T he topic of his speech w ill
be tjie K ennedy ad m in istra tio n .
A q uestion and a n sw e r period
w ill follow.

G ir l A ^ fetch er’s G u id e

S tudents and faculty are m vited.

¡¡j§
Society Elects
Five Officers

P res en ted by Pall M a ll F am ou s C ig a re tte s

j

T he Society' fo r A dvancem ent
of M anagem ent elected five new
officers at its monthly' m eet- !
ing' la st Thursday' to rep lace I
those g rad u a tin g in Ja n u a ry .

I N ew ly

elected officers a re
D onald M onkres, tre a su re r; Çah ir K inder, alu m n i vice p re s i­
dent; F ra n k F a fa ra , R obert 1
S an d ers an d C ecelia M organ, j
m em bership, vice presid en ts. .

P hrateres Holds
Founder’s Day Banquet
T he an n u a l F o u n d e r’s D ay
b a n q u e t of ASU’s P h ra te re s In ­
te rn a tio n a l, o ff-cam p u s w om en,
w as held y esterd ay in th e MU
ballroom .
M rs. L..D- Hy'lton, past p re si­
d en t of th e organization, w as
guest speaker.

'pnìtóecC ût :

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this type, m ust learn to restrict his m ovem ents to th e eye­
balls. The girl watchér never moves his head. U n d u e
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Page 7

STATE PRESS

thrill a child with a letter from Santa..
Our Santa Post Office has wonderful
le tter s a ll about Santa’s workshop,
brow nies, and reindeer and th ey’re
yours free of charge! The special child
in your life w ill be delighted and thrilled
w ith this proof that there

is

a Santa

Claus!

HERE’ S ALL YOU DO:
Visit our Santa Post Office located In the
* parking area at-Tempo Shopping Center
an d take your pick from our colorful let*
te n and envelopes.

2

Address, stamp and deposit the Santa
Claus letters in our special mail box.

S A N T A P O S T OFFICE H O UR S
3 p.m". to 6 p.m. Nov. 27 th ru Nov. 29

T H R IL L Á C H IL D W ITH

4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday th ru F riday

A LETTER PROM SA N IA

12 Noon to 6 p.m. Saturday-

We

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Dee. 1 thru Dec. 15

Santa Post Office in Santa Claus, Indiana,
to they will arrive before Christmas. M ake
this Christmas really merry for children of
a ll ages.

Americana Shop • Bob Brickie Furniture • Bonnie Sue Fashions • Celia’s Fashions • Center
Hardware • Ei Rancho Market • Erickson’s Handcrafts • First Federal Savings & Loan Association
First National Bank • GalienKamps • Happy House Shop • Hill's Record Shop • House of Pancakes
Jam’s Restaurant • King’s Fashions • Little Travelers • Pioneer Camera Shop • Porters
Ray’s ASU Barber Shop • Rosamond’s • Ryan-Evans Drugs • S&H Redemption Center • Sewing
Basket • Sherwin-Williams • Tee Pee of Toys • Top’s • W.T. Grant Co. • ZZZona Laundry & Cl’rs

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Wednesday, December 13, 1961

STATE PRESS

Miss
McCandless ActsAngel Flight
As M other To P V Girls Williams Air
“Being a head resident is a 24-hour job, but I love every m inute of it,” said
Miss M argaret McCartdless sum m ing up h e r job as head resident of Palo Verde Hall.
“My job includes everything from supplying band-aids and escorting girls to the
infirm ary in the m iddle of the night to helping girls- w ith fam ily problem s.” she
stated.
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v
Miss M cC andless feels th a t | —
—-—— r;y’
- ——« - —n —th e m ain d u ty of an y head r e ­
wom en to adjust to college
: at C o lu m b ia U niversity. A fter
sident is “w o rk in g w ith th e
life.
j college g rad u a tio n , Miss M cgirls fo r in d iv id u al a d ju stm e n t
P rio r to becom ing d ire c to r of jC an d less ta u g h t social sciences
to college life and d o rm liv ­ resid e n ts a t P alo V erde, Miss ; in a h igh school b efo re e n te rin g
in g .”
M cC andless w as deap of g irls | h e r w o rk as a counselor. T his is
She credits Dean C a th e ­
a t a p riv a te school in St. L o u is .! h e r th ird y e a r as head re sid e n t
rine
Nichols
fo r
aiding
She receiv ed h e r m a ste r’s d e - ! of Palo. V erde,
g rea tly in helping the ASU
g ree in p erso n n el and g u id an ce I
Miss McCandless feels

Placement Interviews

th a t the size of her hall
creates a problem In c a rr y ­
ing on activities as a unit,
but th a t an “ espirit de
corps” is slow ly being in ­
corporated. T h e housing of
sororities in the hall, she
feels, promotes in d iv id u a l­
ity as a group and s tim u ­
lates the cohesive elem ent
in larg er activities.

N ine college rec ru iters w ill be ation, Inc.: engineers, m a th eon cam pus to interview before m aticians, physicists — A lam itos
the C hristm as holidays, report's 1E lem entary
School
D istrict:
Dr, R obert F . M enke, director teachers, k in d e rg a rten through
of placem ent.
j six th grade.
Today — Phillips. P etroleum | Tom orrow — L itton System s,
Company: engineers.— A utonet- Inc.: engineers, chem ists, m a th ies. Division of N orth A m eric an :' em aticians.
A sked if sh e h ad en co u n tered
engineers, chemists, m a th em ati­
F rid ay —-Allvn and Bacon, .Inc. an y u n u su a l req u ests, M iss M ccians, physicists — Rocketdyne. publishing com pany: Business C andless re la te d tw o e'xperDivision of N orth A m erican: en ­ A dm inistration,
L iberal A rts, iences th a t w ere p a rtic u la rly
gineers, chem ists, m ath em ati­ E ducation stu d en ts.
: su rp risin g to h er.
cians, physicists i— Los A ngeles
Monday, Dec. 18 — Chicago
T h e firs t con cern ed a girl
Division of N orth A m erican A vi- Bridge and Iron: engineers.
w hose m o th e r ask ed th a t she
be allo w ed to r e tu r n hom e so
th a t a n o th e r m e m b er of h e r
fam ily could expbse h e r to th e
m easles. M ore rec en tly , a g irl
sig n e d -o u t to c a rry o ut an a s ­
sig n m en t as “d o g -s itte r” fo r a
Dr. W. P. Shofstall, dean of | 2 r No person can know in fam ily w ho w as going on v a ­
students, addressed a s e m in a r; advance if h e is or is npt a po­ cation.
on Alcohol E ducation in P hoenix ten tial alcoholic.
la st F rid a y . ’
Miss McCandless feels
3. An alcoholic can n ev er
Seven points w ere stressed by
th a t the position of head
d rin k alcohol in any am ount,
D r. S hofstall a t the sem inar:
resident is both a p le a ­
I how ever sm all, w ithout su ffe r­
1. A pproxim ately one person ;
sure and a challenge. She
ing serious cbrfsequences.
in 15 is a potential alcoholic.
has no recollection of any
4.
An alcoholic rep eated ly
problem or request w hich
! gets into tro u b le a fte r d rin k in g
has come up th a t couldn’t
but cqntinues to d rin k in spite
be solved.
. of this.
5. T h ere a re no g enerally ac­
P e rh a p s th is is d u e to, h e r I
cepted causes of or cures for th eo ry th a t “an y th in g th a t is j
alcoholism.
rig h t an d good to do is p o s­
6. T he sym ptom s of alcohol- sible. T h e p ro b lem m ay take"
ism can be observed in people m ore tim e , b u t it ca n be d o n e.”
of any age, sex or race soon a f- | ~
j te r th e person is free to d rin k
; as m uch or as often as he d e ­
lo p p e
sires.
7. In o rd er to live at all, the
| alcoholic is forced to accept a
W h e re Discounts
j w ay of life th e non-alcoholic
A re Real
I should accept voluntarily
fea tu rin g
| Alcohol education n ot only
• BULO VA W A TC H E S .
ed u cates alcoholics ab o u t th e ir
• SPEI DEL BANDS
I condition, b u t also educates
Phone WO 7-3221
‘ hon--alcoholics ¿o b etter u n d cr609 MILL — TEMPE i stan d the consequences of alco• holism.

Shofstall Elaborates Seven Points
In Speech On Alcohol Education

(ß u n c li ó

W a lá

Si,

Group Visits
Force Base

M em bers of ASU’s Angel j A rm istice D ay P a ra d e and M ilF light visited W illiam s A ir Force j itar.v H onors Night.
I Base last T hursday as p a rt of | T he w om en of A ngel F lig h t
[ th eir y early activities as an h o n - j
are chosen by fo rm e r A ngel
| ovary au x iliary of th e AFROTC. j
F
Lt. J a y N orton, an ASU alu m - j lig h t m em b ers an d th e a d ­
nus p resen tly stationed a t W il- i vanced stu d e n ts of th e A FROTC
liams, guided th e m em bers I on th e basis of p erso n al a p p e a r­
ance, poise, p erso n ality an d
th ro u g h th e base.
The coeds inspected th e flight scholarship.
line, “flew ” lin k tra in e rs and i T he w om en a r e h o n o ra ry ca­
had lunch a t the O fficer’s Club, j d et officers an d serv e as official
O th er A ngel F lig h t activities ! hostesses a t m ilita ry functions
in clu d e p a rtic ip a tio n in th e | on cam pus.

If you are expecting M r. Stork
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Tem pe

SIC FLICS

Campus Young Republicans
PRESENT

Senator
Barry Gold water
Speaking On
"Which Way With J F K ?"

What’ll it be, Miss Porter...
the Dekes or us?”

3 :3 0 P .M . —- F rid a y , Dec. 15
M e m o ria l U n ion B a llro o m
Students & Faculty In v ite d

21

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20

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Wednesday, December 13,1961

Cultural Affairs Trips Scheduled
T he C ultu ral A ffairs Board is
sponsoring a to u r of th e P hoenix
A rt M useum T hursday. Tickets
m ay be purchased a t th e 1MU
desk fo r 30 cents.
T he to u r w ill leave th e fro n t
of th e MU a t 2 p.m.
T h ere, w ill be no charge if

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i you- trav el by p riv ate autom obile.
.....-— — .
A to u r to F ra n k Lloyd
W right’s home, T aliesin West,
now used as an arch itectu re
j school, is planned for Saturday.
T he to u r w ill d e p a rt fro m th e
fro n t of th e MU a t 1 p.m .

MU C alendar
W ednesday, Dec. 13 •

S igm a D elta Pi: F a c u lty D ining
R oom — 7 a.m .
T ra ffic A ppeals: 208 — 7:30 a.m .
T em pe B usiness M en: 218C —
12:30-1:30 p.m .
F in an c e C lub: 218A — 12:301:30 p.m .
F re n c h G roup: 208 — 1:30 p.m .
M em b ersh ip an d Elections: 210
— 2:30-3:30 p.m .
A rt Control: S en ate C h am b er —
2:30-3:30 p.m .
R eh earsal: B allroom — 2:30-3:30
p.m .
Social B oard: 208 — 3-4:30 p.m .
S tu d e n t F acu lty : 210 — 3:30-5
p.m .
S enate: S en ate C h am b er — 3:304:30 p.m.
AAUP: U p p er L ounge — 3:30-5
p.m .'
| P i Sigm a A lpha: L ow er L ounge
— 3:30-5; p.m .
| R eligious Council: 209 — 6-7:30
p.m.
Rules: S en ate C h am b er — 7:308:30 p.m.
H isto ry Club: U p p er L ounge —
7:30 p.m.
|S i^ m a D elta Chi: 208 — 8-8:30
p.m.
D aw a C hindi: 209 —- 8 p.m .
R ecital: B allroom — 8:30 p.m.

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M onday, Dec. 18

T h u rsd ay, Dec. 14

P i D elta E psilon: 208 — 2:30IFC E x ec u tiv e Council: 208
3:30 p.m .
9:30-10:30 a.m .
Social
B o a r d S u b -co m m ittee:
IBSM: 208
10:30-11:30 a.m .
209
—
2:30-3:30 p.m.
P re sb y te ria n S tu d y G roup: 208
B oard e f F in an c ial C ontrol: 210
— 11:30 a.m .
— 3-4:30 p.m .
B u re a u o f G o v ern m e n t R e­
Spurs: 209 — 3:30-5 p.m .
search : B allro o m an d 218 —
M em b ersh ip an d E lection E d u ­
all d ay
cation: S e n a te C h am b er —
Religious Conference: 209 —
3:30-5 p.m .
2-5 p.m .
T au B eta Sigm a: 209— 6:30-7:30
G reek W eek: 210 — 3:30 p.m .
p.m.
AWS: U p p er L ounge — 3:30 ¡A lp h a E psilon Pi: 210 — 6:30-9
p.m .
p.m .
P i K ap p a A lpha: 208
7-9
F in an c e C om m ittee: 208.
p.m.
p.m .
IFC: S en ate C h a m b e r — 4 p.m. P h i K ap p a T au: 209 — .7:30-9
p.m .
IFPC: 218C — 4-5:30 p.m .
Tuesday, Dec. 19
P leiades: 209 •— 5:30 p.m .
I
T
o
astm
asters:
F a c u lty D in in g
W e stm in ster F o u n d atio n : 208 —
R oom — 7 a m .
6-7:30 p.m .
¡U n iv ersity Pops C oncert: B a ll­
L u th e ra n : 210 — 6-7 p.m .
room — 11 a.m .'
Ju d ic ia ry : S en ate C h am b er —
S
tu
d en t Services: 210 — 1-2:30
, 6-7 p.m .
p.m
.
B u sin ess College: B allroom -r—
| MU B oard: 208 — 2-3:30 p.m.
6 p.m .
K ap p a K ap p a Psi: 2 1 0 — 7 p.m. [S en ate C om m ittee: 210 — 2:30I 3:30 p.m .
B a h a ’i: 208 — 7:30 p.m.
SNEA: U p p er L ounge •— 7:30 I O ff C am pus M en: 208 — 3:30-5
j p.m.
p.m .
'’
D evils an d D am es: C lan cy ’s — C..4..: 209 — 3:30-5 p.m.
! H osieSsvijJpper L ounge — 3:307:30 p.m,.
5 p.m .
Friday, Dec. 15
[R ules an d Traditiohfef-iQancy’s-—
3:30-5 p.m.
B u rea u o f G o v ern m en t Re
search: B allroom an d 218A — | B lue K ey: 209 — 6 p.m.
¡S uprem e Court: 210 — 7 p.m .
a ll d a y E x ecu tiv e C ouncil: 208 — 2 _4 i K ap p a K ap p a Psi: 218A — 7-8
p .m .'
p.m .
Y oung R ep u b lican s: B allroom — C u ltu ra l A ffairs: L ow er L ounge
— 7-8 p.m .
2:30-4:30 p.m .
F
a
c u lty Club: B allroom — 8-9
P i S igm a A lp h a: U p p er L ounge
p.m .
— 2:30-3:30 p.m .

P h i K ap p a P h i: 218 A, B an d C
— 6 p.m .
B ridge: L o w er L oung^ — 6:30
p.m .
C u ltu ra l A ffairs: U p p er L ounge
— 7-9 p.m .
R ecital: B allro o m — 7:30 p.m .

t o u n d e

Saturday, Dec. 16
College of B usiness A d m in is tra ­
tion: 209 a n d 210 — lu n c h ■ eon in 218 — 9:30 a.m .
E lectrical E n g in eers: 218 A and
B — 6-8 p.m .
D aw a C hindi: C lan cy ’s1" — 7-9
p.m .
S ocial B oard: B allro o m — 8-9
p.m .
Sunday, Dec. 17

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C hi O m ega: U p p e r L ounge —
12:30-1:30 p.m .
S ocial B oard: C lan cy ’s — 4 p.m .
A lp h a E psilon P i: 210 — 6-9
p.m .
T au K ap p a E psilon: 209 — 78:30 p.m .
.liberal R eligious S tu d e n ts _ 208
— 8 p.m .

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T w elve W ill B e In itia te d
In to Service H o n o ra ry
Tw elve m en w ill be in itiated tional B ank, w ill sp eak on "T h e
into Blue K ey, national u p p e r- j Common M an.” ,
| classm en’s service honor society, I In itia tes include Bill F lick,
a t 5:30 th is afternoon in D an - H en ry K lopping, S tev e M ont­
| fo rth C hapel.
gom ery, S teve S arg en t, Bob
Blue K ey p resid en t E ric M ax - : S chure an d Steve Slem m ons,
w ell w ill conduct th e service, i ju n io rs; an d D uane A llem an,
■
fc^ S o U o w in g . th e induction, new j G ra n t A llen, G erald H ahn, A n ­
I m e m b e r s " w itf c jo n i w ith old j dy M itchell, J a c k O ng a n d
m em bers a t th e an n u al b a n - :
K eith R eaelt, seniors.
I quet. at L a Casa Vieja.
• .j
Jo h n C hristianson, d irec to r of I T he m en w ere tap p ed Isrpre-tr-.
d evelopm ent fo r th e V alley N a - ! daw n cerem onies Oct. 6.

Wheel Aligning - Balancing
Auto Glass Installaton

TEMPE BODY SHOP
SPUR S W A S H W IN D O W S FOR S A F E T Y — To promote safe d riv in g over the Christm as
holidays, ASU Spurs w ill be washing car w indow s o n o m p u s and along M ill A venue this
Saturday from 9-11:30 a.m. G etting in some early practice are, fro m left, P au lin e Leung,
A nna Sue Crush and Sue W ilb u r.
.
.

Five Students
Enter Contest
F iv e ASU students are p a r­
ticipating in the C entral States
Speech A ssociation’s eleventh
annual N ational Public S peak­
ing Contest.
S tud en ts’, voices a re being r e ­
corded on a ta p e and w ill be
sent to W ashington S tate U ni­
versity for the sectional com petit-ion, The th re e best tapes I
w ill then be sent to Chicago,
w here the finals w ill be held in
A pril. •
;
I
Students p articip atin g a r e
C larence
Sullivan,
K enneth
F lak e - G arth T allm an, Joanne
M unsil and H arris Caplan.

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WINTER SPORTS"

“ Those beach
toughs b e tte r
n o t k ic k sand
in m y face
n e x t su m m e r!”

FORMAL SCHEDULED
P h i K appa T au w ill hold its
an n u a l C hristm as Cameo B all at
th e S kyriders H otel at Sky H a r­
b o r A irp o rt Dec. 16 a t 9 p.m.

@ C < z& d ¿£ ¿ect
R e g u la tio n s :
For
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and
fa c u lt y o n ly o f A riz o n a S ta te U n i­
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B u ild in g , b y n oo n tw o d ays b e ­
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noon
M o n d a y f o r W e d n e s d a y ’s issue,
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fo r
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WHEN DOES A LUCKY TASTE BETTERTHAN A LUCKY? There’s a dangerous
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and smoke more of them than any [other regular. Still, there is one kind of
Lucky that tastes a little bit better/than ¿ny other kind. These extra-special
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Page 11

Matmen Lose To Wildcats
A rizona
S ta te ’s .-. ’W restling
C lub tu rn e d in a resp e cta b le
show ing in fa llin g to th e pow ­
e r fu l U ofA v a rs ity g rap p le rs
15-11 in T ucso n S atu rd ay .
, T he S un D evil g rap p le rs, in
th e ir f irs t d u a l m e e t Of th e
season, d ro p p ed th e firs t fo u r
m a tch e s b u t ca m e on stro n g to
w in th re e of th e la st fo u r and
give th e W ild cats a b a ttle rig h t
to th e la st m a tc h .
<
Buzz Hays, 157 lb. ASU
reshman, scored the only
fair
th e rtn eet w hen he
pinned
the
U o f i m
N eveln in 5:20. O th e r A S U w in n ers w ere Tom K e lly
w ith a 5 -2 decision over
U o fA ’s G a ry S ackett in the
177 pound division and Rex

ss— J .

they’ve flipped
.overj a-1’s new

cuadro j

COrd rapier®

McConaghy w ith a 9 -6 w in
over the W ild c a t’s K arl
R unk in the heavyw eig ht
d iv is io n ..

BOB V IE W S SPORTS N E W S m m m m

HW T. — R ex M c C o n a g h y
(A SU ) o v er K a rl R u n k (UA )
9-6.

A f f e e t R a n kin

A SU ’s G eorge D iggs tu rn ed
in an o u tstan d in g p erfo rm an ce ,
By BOB EGER
in d e fe a t a g a in st U ofA ’s Don! I
• 1
.
1
Sports Editor
iW ood. Wood, a fo rm e r Pacific
O IIC S . I r e S l U d l t
I
J^ e re o lle g ia te cham p, had j N olan Jones, sta r Sun D evil
Ned W ulk’s dashing Devils hit the road this w eek­
¡a
b a ttle b efo re decisioning j halfback( w as elected p resident
end for a series of games that could m ake or break
'D ig g s 5-2.
- .
1
of th e new ly form ed ASU L et- them as far as suprem e national recognition is con­
Coach T ed B red eh o ft said a f ­ term an Club a t a m eeting last cerned.
I
te r th e m eet, ‘‘I fe lt w e should T h u rsd ay in th e M en’s Gym.
The Devils will be leaving the friepdly confines of
h av e w on th e m eet. P e rh a p s I
Jo n es w as elected from a list
I
Sun
Devil Gym w here they have racked up four straight
w as ex p e c tin g too m u ch from of ten candidates selected e a rins this year against St. M ichael’s, U tah, Oregon and
o u r n o n -e x p e rie n c e d boys. It h e r by a nom inating com m ittee. || w
Kansas
w as th e firs t ta ste of college F our oth er letterm en took their
In their last two games the Demons bombed Ore­
¿com petition fo r m an y of them . place beside Jones as “A ” club
gon-and Kansas, .yvinning by a total of 50 points against
W e 1know no w th a t o u r w ork officers.
w ill be c u t b!8 i ;fo rd a sJ;h is S a t­
M ike B a rric k becam e the two clubs which £(re about as good as any on the tough
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u rd a y a g a in st N ew Mexico. clu b ’s v ice-p resid en t; Bill G or­ ASU schedule.
T h ey w e re on e of th e few man, secretary; Bill Cornelius,
Against Oregon their fast break w asn’t w orking like
te am s to b e a t th e UofA last trea su rer and T ony C erkvenik, it should and in the K ansas encounter the Devils
y e a r.”
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se rg e a n t-a t-a rm s.
couldn’t hit like past perform ances show they can. We
S
T h ere h asn ’t been a L e tte r- j shudder to think w hat would have happened if ASU had
S tartin g tim e fo r S a tu r­
m an Club on cam pus for eight I been really “on” both nights.
d a y ’s m eet against New
years - w hen ASU w as still a
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college. T he old club w as one L
Afteur tfour games there seems to be one big difM exico is 7:30 p.m. in Sun
of the m ost activ e organizations | feren c.e betw een this club and the one th a t ewjoyed unDevil G ym .
Iprecedented success for an ASU cage team last year.
on cam pus.
H ere a re th e re su lts of th e
That difference — defense.
Reorganization of the “A”
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Last season the Devils scored at an 83.1 clip
which put them in the seventh spot nationally in scoring. This year they are scoring at a rate of 84.0 points
per game - ju st about the same -pace as last year.
But.
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Last year ASU yielded an average of 72.6 points
In tram u rals
137 lbs.—F ra n k L u cas (UA)
' only /
per game and this year they’ve given up only 61.2 per
o v e r D on B ria n (ASU ) 4-0.
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147 lbs.— S iev e P in n e ll (UA) D ave R ietow of H o o ters Inc. a re potent offenses.
o v e r J im P a r k e r (ASU ) 5 -3 .. tied with 17 points each, to lead;
The Devils are only a point a game better than last
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offensively. But on defense they’re about 11 points
15,7 lb s.—B uzz H ay s (ASU)
badminton; Stan Sims also of j a g a r b s , better .T h a t’s a big difference.
p in n e d J im N ev eln (U A ) 5:20.
H o o ters Inc. is close b eh in d !
RANKED EIGHTH
167 lbs.—M a tt H a n h ila (UA)- w ith 16 p oints. R o n S ch m ie te n club is, the result of work by i

123 lbs.—D on W ood (UA) interested ASU lettermen, the
o v er G eorge Diggs, (A SU ) 5-2. Alumni Letterman Club arid
m em bers of A SU ’s faculty.
130 lbs.—Bob T a n ita (UA)
ov er P a t D ru m m (A SU ) 10-5.

k n o p of A lp h a T a u O m ega is in
U nited Press Internatiotnal’s w eekly poll of coaches,
fourth p la ce with 14 points and released yesterday, rated the Devils eighth1nationally.
177 lbs.—T om K elly ( A S U ) j joe W a tte rs o f S ig m a Chi
1S j It m arked the second straight week th a t the ASU quint
o v e r G a ry S a c k e tt (U A ) 5-2. | fifth w ith 12 po in ts.
o v e r B ru ce C rile (A SU ) 4-2.

j

_ has improved on its 10th place pfe-season rating.
The week-long road trip now looming before the
i Devils could cause them to rise or fall sharply in the
O W N A 1962 DODGE
jnational standings.
They m eet New Mexico Saturday, Indiana Monday,
; M innesota W ednesday and U tah F riday of next week.
]T hat little excursion will -give coaches in the m id-w est
a chance tcysee the Devils in action and a good showing
by the Demons, could cause the num ber of coaches’ votes
FOR AS LITTLE AS
from that area to rise sharply in the next couple of
U PI polls.
This is the do-or-die time for the Devils. Their final
national standing could be pretty well determined by
this trip. The games they play later in the season won’t
PER M O N T H
carry the prestige value of the games which loom on the
immediate horizon.
after normal down payment
Monday’s victory over Kansas w asn’t figured in the
U PI ratings released yesterday. T hat win, plus Wichi­
211 MILL AVE.
ta ’s upset of sixth ranked Purdue Monday, could scoot
ASU up another notch or two in next w eek’s poll.
TEMPE
Southern Cal is w ithin striking range of the Devils. The seventh ranked Trojans only beat Kansas by
eight points w hile the Devils trim m ed the Jayhaw ks
by 14. If U PI’S board of coaches takes that-—and A SU’s
15 point defeat of Southern Cal last year—into consider­
ation, the Devils could conceivably be as high as sixth
n ext week because P urdue is sure to drop from its sixth .
place perch after M onday’s defeat.

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Wednesday, December 13, 1961

STATE PRESS

Sun Devils Trounce Kansas Cagers
proaching A1 N ealey’s th ree - , line — the sam e th in g th a t A m erican p o ten tials in Bill
j Bridges an d W ayne H ightow er
an 8-6 lead, the Devils were ! y ea r school scoring record of plagued the Devils.
K ansas hit .32 p er cent from j this year.
1
1,304.
Arizona S tate’s Sun D evil j never headed as they romped to
the floor and .59 p er cent on
T he Ja y h aw k s; know n for
Tony Cerkvenik and O lcagers, a t tim es looking like I th eir fourth straight w in of the
charity tries w hile th e D evils I th e ir big mem in th e past,
lie Payne hit 13 points each
they w ere in a m ajor slum p, at | season. The victory stretched
scored on .41 p e r cent of th eir couldn’t m atch th e D evils up
and dominated the boards,
tim es looking like they w ere in | their home winning streak to
[ field goal tries and h it only .53 I fro n t although th e Karrsarr*»grabbing 18 and 12 rebounds
a m inor slum p and a t tim es j 21 games against collegiate com per cent from th e foul line.
gu ard s w ere m ore th a n ' .ad erespectively. Jerry Hahn hit - I
looking like they ruled the w orld, | petition and' 22 games overall.
The game was th e end
j quate, T h ere w as no g re a t cen ­
for 10 markers and Raul
ashed h ighly-regarded
K
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of a disasterous weekend
te r lik e C lyde Lovellete, B. H.
Disarufino,
in his usual
s a s 'T S i ^ i e f o r e 4,612 fans in
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m istakes and th e inability of the
fo r the Kansas fiv e . The
Born, W ilt C ham berlain
or
steady floor game, netted
S un D evil G yrn^fliiSsstefejjight.
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u r ^ s g ^ g ^ y j e y i l s to hit from the floor and
Jayhaw ks -lost
a
pair
Bridges on th e inside — som e­
nine.
Sw eet L arry A rm strong an d
pace they’ve
of tough battles on the
thing th a t has becom e a tr a d e - l
•com pany gave the K ansans a been hitting !
■kvwt _ K ansas’ m u c h ' - publicized!
W est coast F riday and S a t­
m
a rk w ith K an sas team s.
sound drubbing and gave the them from w inning by a bigger b'aekcouri duo of J e rry G ard - I
urday nights as USC and
college basketball w orld fu rth er m argin. At one point in the th ird !n er and NoScr.; Ellisou gave the
U C L A proved too much for
notice that the D evils are a team q u a r te r . they led by 23 points, j Devils trouble all night; h ittin g ^
tp be reckoned w ith.
| A rm strong pum ped 20. points]
points each.
K ansas, w idely ToioWn in r e ­
From the tim e
that Jerry j through the net to take high |
The Jay h aw k s suffered from cent years as one of th e b a s k e t­
Hahn tipped intwo points
with : point honors and boost his car- I a rath e r cool shooting, eyesbothq ball pow ers of th e country, lost
a little more than six minutes ,
eer total to 1,003. H e’s fast ap - j from the floor and . the cha
(,he services of a p air of A ll■

By BOB E G ER .
Sports Editor

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.ASU Destroys O regon’s D efense
By D E N N I S A N D E R S O N
U niversity of O regon last S a l“A com plete team effort." j u relay n ig h t befo re 4,368 fans
w e re th e w ords of Coach Ned j in S un Devil, Gym.
W ulk a fte r A rizona S tate 's; "T he team im proved g reatly
sm ash in g 91-55 conquest of the from thp U tah g am e,’- h e con-

Imp Gagers Defeat Luke;
Lose Against Kerr’s Five
A SU ’s S un 'im p cagers split , in' the loss to K e r r ’s, th is tim e
th e ir tw o gam es in p re lim in a r­ I h ittin g fo r 20 p oints. H e w as
ies to the v arsity action against : follow ed by Lee- an d M ullen
O regon and K ansas.
| w ith 16 an d 13,- resp ectiv ely .
• S a tu rd a y n ig h t th e Im ps ro ll­ ! R ebound le a d e r w as M ullen
ed to a 96-57 w in o v er L uke
j w ith 13. ”
' Ai r F orce Base, T hen, on M on­
j
K e r r ’s w as led by Royce
d a y evening, K e r r ’s S p o rtin g
G oods ju m p ed to a 52-34 h a lf- j Y ouree, fo rm e r ASU star, w ho
tim e lead and nev er . re lin q u i­ ! n etted 21 points.
shed it as th ey w en t on to han d
. Good Record
th e frosh th e ir second loss of
Ned W ulk has an 8-0 reco rd
th e y ear, 94-83.
ag ain st riv a l UofA b ask etb a ll
In th e L u k e con test fo u r of
team s in h is fo u r y ea rs a t ASU.
th e Im ps scored in d o u b le f i­
gures. Tom O w ens pacing th e
v. ay w ith 18. L uis L ag u n as and
T Y P IN G
H o w ard L ee had 16 each and
L ite ra ry Criticism
E '.'i M ullen 15. O w ens also g ra b ­
bed 14 reb o u n d s to lead in th a t
Reasonable Rates
B. Coursin Black
d e p a rtm e n t.

turned “O u r d ep th sh o w ed rea l
w ell and th e re w as good p a ss­
in g .” T h e o nly w eak n ess w as
on th e d efen siv e boards.

D efen siv ely to u te d O regon
R o u n d in g o u t th e D evil d o u ­
took an e a rly lead, g ain in g a b le -fig u re sco rers w e re J e r r y
sh o rt-liv e d d o m in atio n in r e ­ I H ahn
w ith
12 p oints an d
b o u n d in g an d shooting. T h en j P ay n e an d C erk v en ik . w ith
w ith 10:35 le ft in th e h alf, tw o 111 each. C erk v en ik led all
b ask ets apiece by C e rk v e n ik ; re b o u n d e rs w ith 12, so m eth in g !
an d P a y n e p u t th e D em ons j h e does w ith consistency.
ah e ad to stay.
A s a te a m th e S u n D evils a c - I
By h a lftim e ASU h ad in ­ com plished im p ressiv e fig u re s. |
creased its lead to tw en ty j T h ey m ad e good on 37 of 66 j
points, 42-22. F iv e p la y e rs h it field goals fo r a .560 p e r c e n t- 1
in dou b le fig u re s to p ac e th e I age. A t th e c h a rity lin e th e y h i t !
S u n D evil scoring. A s u su al, a w h o p p in g .{595 on 17 of 19
L a rry A rm stro n g led th e p a ­ |trie s .
rad e w ith 15. H e h it on 5 o u t of I F o rw a rd H ill S im m ons led
7- field goals an d 5 fo r 5 a t th e th e o th e rw ise im m o b ile D ucks.
fre e th ro w line.
H e m a d e good on 1*2 of 24 field
Ju m p in g Jo e C ald w ell fo l­ goals ancr 5 fo r 7 fre e th ro w s
low ed closely w ith 14. “T he to top ajn sc o rers w ith 29 p oints.

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