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ASU College Bowl
To Debut Feb. 20

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Wednesday, December 20, 1961

T V Series
To Start
Tonight

A SU’s version of the College Bowl will m ake its
debut shortly after the s ta rt of the new semester. Feb.
20 is target date.
| C hannel 8, KAET, w ill in tro ­
B arbara Sprinkle heads a subcom m ittee of the S tu ­ duce a series of te n program s
dent-F aculty R elations com m ittee w hich is arranging ! entitled', “P lay w rig h t a t W ork,”

from

th e “GE College B ow l” on te le - 1“
sta rtin g a t 9 p.m. th is evening.
w ith
tw o
alternates,
to
vision, th e fo rm a t of th e ev en t
Ten of th e m ost prom ising
compete Irrvthe bowl.
young w riters in th e th e a tre to ­
n eed s no in tro d u ctio n . F o r those
- T h e ru le s, th o u g h d ra w n u p d ay w ill describe th e ir w orking
Who h a v e n ’t: tw o fo u r-m a n in d e p en d e n tly by th e o rg a n iz ­
m ethods, philosophies and asp i­
te a m s m atch w its on a series of ing com m ittee, p a ra lle l v ery
rations d u rin g th e h alf-h o u r
“ b ra in -b u s tin g ” q u e s t i o n s . closely those used by GE. T h at
program s. s
T h e re ’s a sy stem of points, firm h as been v e ry coop erativ e
T he tra g i-fa rc e dram atic form
b o n u s q uestions an d o th e r f e a ­ an d has sent a list of its ru les
w ill he explored in th e firs t
tu re s, including n eg a tiv e points to- th e ASU o rg an izers . D iffe rprogram , w hich is devoted to A r - ,
fo r m issing questions.
I ences, it w as d isc o v e re d ,. w ere th u r L. Copit, au th o r of “Oh I
so m in o r , th a t rev isin g th e ASU Dad, Poor Dad, M omma’s' H u n g
T h e GE Bowl matches
I ru les w o u ld n ’t be necessary.
one college team against
You in th e Closet an d I’m F eel­
| P lan s a re to use a d iffe re n t ing So Sad,” scheduled for p ro ­
another. T he ASU version,
I m o d erato r for each p ro g ram , or ; duction in London and N ew York!
according
to
com m ittee
I to h av e sev eral a n d ro ta te them . |
plans, w ill be organized on
I ASU, P re sid e n t G. H o m er D u r­
an intram ural basis.
A ll
ham , D r. H. D. R ichardson,
campus organizations— f r a ­
j1academ ic vice p resid e n t, an d
ternities, sororities, honoraries. dorms, clubs of a n y | Jim C reasm an, alu m n i se crety p e — have been invited to
| ta ry , h av e been suggested as
fo rm teams of fo u r persons,
I possible m o d erato rs.

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Check your opinions against LM’s Campus Opinion Poll *15

Health Center Says
No Increase In Flu
No m ore th an th e usual i n c i - : partm ent, said- th a t 532 cases
dence of upper resp ira to ry in ­ w ere rep o rted w ith 342 being
fection has .been reported to the j reported in m etropolitan P h o e­
A SU H ealth C enter said M rs. | nix. These figures, indicate a
E laine , M cFarland, director of tren d ra th e r th a n th e actual
th e center. It is heavy all the- am ount of cases since all cases
tim e, she added.
| a re not reported.
H ow ever, the S tate . D ep a rtA lthough th e ailm en t is com ­
m erit of H ealth h as recorded | m only called “flu ,” b oth Eason
13,000 cases of th e illness since j and M rs. M acF arland agree th a t
Dec. 1. In M aricopa County, j the infection is classified as a
D r. Ja c k Eason, acting chief of i category of resp ira to ry disease
th e P re v en tio n of Disease d e - i r a th e r th a n in flu en za.
A ccording to Eason, the in ­
fection m ay be an y one of four
SHY
v irus diseases, w ith a d u ratio n
of tw o to four days of active
VIOLET
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c o u l d n 't
Cases of th e infection h av e
Lo o k
risen steadily, according to th e
anyonbl
M aricopa County H ealth d e in t h l e y e s
p a rtm e n t Eason and-M rs. M ae- j
ONE DAY SHE TRIED
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DANCING A N D G R E W
is no epidem ic in sight a t th is I
Q U IT E W I S E .
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STATE PRESS

Page 3

Christmas Tree Symbolic MU ÇALENDAR
Of American Yule Spirit
Wednesday, D ec.-20

By J IM

BAKER

T he C hristm as season is here,
and all over th e w orld people
are p rep a rin g for S a n ta ’s visit.
In A m erica our C hristm as fe s­
tivities a re not considered com lete w ithout a tree to decorate
th e scene.
It is stran g e th a t an object
such as a pine tree has become
so closely rela ted to th e sp irit
of C hristm as.
A lm ost every
fam ily has some type of tree for
this special occasion. They are
trucked out of th e m ountains by

D elta Sigm a Pi: F aculty Dining
Room— 6:30-8 a.m.
the thousands to be so ld 'in m a r­ g litterin g spectacles th a t are
T raffic A ppeals Board: 208--7
kets an d on v ac an t lots.
p urchased from a store.
a.m.
Usual decorations for the
O ften
these homemade
MU C hristm as Open House:
tree include strings of lights,
decorations c o n s i s t
of
L ow er Lounge—9:30-11 a.m.
b righ tly colored glass balls
strings of popcorn and c ra n ­
F ren ch G roup: 208— 1:30-2:30
and, at the extrem e top, a
berries hung around the
p.m.
star, to represent the one
“tree.” »Coils of tin , peeled
A ctivities C ontrol 'Board: S enate
that shined over Bethelehem
from
coffee
cans w hile
C ham ber—2:30-3:30 p.m.
tn at night.

i Social Board: 208— 3-4:30 p.m.
I MU S taff P arty : L ow er Lounge
I - 3 - 3 :3 0 p.m.
S tu d en t F acu lty Com m ittee: 210
—3:45-5 p.m.
L egislative Council: S e n a t e
C ham ber— 3:45-4:45 p.m.
R ules Com m ittee: S enate C ham ­
ber— 7:15-8:15 p.m.
P hi D elta K appa: 2 1 0 -7 :3 0 -9
p.m.

opening them , make b eau ti­

ful spiral
icicles.
More
M any fam ilies cannot afford
icicles are cut from thin
to b u y a tree, or decorations.
strips of tin foil.
Some do w ithout; o th ers im p ro ­
T he Star, to hold th e p osition
vise. T hese im provisations often
convey a m ore’ honest, G o d -fea r­ of m ost prom inence, th e top, is
ing sp irit of C hristm as th a n the m ade of card b o ard covered w ith
“A n ew en tra n c e to th e stack | location is -for g re a te r co n v en i­
tinfoil. B its of cotton dropped
a re a an d re-lo ca tio n of th e card ence to th e stu d e n ts w ho n eed
on th e b ran ch es and blan k etin g
catalogue h av e been m ade to p ro ­ I in fo rm atio n , since th e stu d e n ts
H
| th e base re p re se n t snow.
Jm
vide effectiv en ess an d efficien t | a re closer to th e tra in e d Staff.
T his poor m an ’s tree m ight I
use of lib ra ry m a te ria l,” F ra n k
“T he ch an g e of th e en tra n c e
n o t be as fancy as th e one n ex t
S ch n eid er, assista n t lib ra ria n , j to th e sta ck w as in te n d ed to
door, b u t it’s not th e g litter th a t j said.
j allo w g re a te r access to th e
I counts—it’s' th e honesty of h ea rt
T h e e n tra n c e to th e stack s j sta ck s,” said S ch n eid er. T h e
an d sp irit th a t m akes th e d if- !
has been changed fro m ea st of i d istan ce from th e card catalogue
ference.
th e loan serv ice to th e n o rth ■to th e sta ck is now sh o rter, an d
side of th e desk. T he card c a ta ­ | is e a sie r f o r ’ stu d e n ts to ch eck
|gg
For Parties . . .
logue room has been m oved to a j in an d o u t of th e lib ra ry .
-20 E. 5th St.
room
a d ja c e n t to th e stack
T his n ew e n tra n c e also a lLarge Artificial
area.
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s th e lib ra ry sta ff to b e tte r
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Plants For Rent
T he a n ticip ate d m ove of th e | p ro tec t th e m a te ria ls housed in
O rganizations w ishing to be refe re n c e room to an ad jac en t i th e stacks.
I listed in th e O rganizations D i­
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sheets today if th ey h av e not a l- !
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Whatever you do, do it better
Coulson announced.
with Maximum vision and comfort.
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Inform ation sheets m ay be |
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I picked up in MU 213, D ean j
Coulson’s office.
P u b licatio n
deadline for th e d irecto ry is Ja n . j
1, w hich w ill not allow o rg an i- i
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O pto m etrist
zations to tu rn in th e sheets a f- j
te r C hristm as vacation.
Papago Shopping Plaza
A p p o in tm en t Suggested
T he inform ation b la n k s r e - !
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q u ire th e nam e of p resid en t, ad ­
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STATE PRESS

Wednesday, December 20, 1961

A Christmas Message From President Durham
W i t h - the approach of
Christm as, w e f i n d ourselves often torn by a hun d red responsibilities. It takes
determ ined effort to m aintain inner balance in thè
m idst of international, na-

tional and personal pressures
mi
:The centuries-old C hrist
mas ideal of peace on earth,
how ever, applies to individ-.
uals as well as nations. It

offers a prom ise of per tree, or w herever may be
sonal peace. Each of us . our place of w orship — to
build th e “ more stately
would do w ell this holiday
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season to pause long enough m ansions” w ithin our souls
>— in church, u nder thè w here the peace of God can
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stars, by some stately pine dwell.

And our greatest gift, rem em bering th a t “no m an is
an island,” is to share w ith
our families and friends the
serenity achieved w i t h i n
ourselves.

I Cover College Avenue
The
STATE
PRESS,
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by
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cam pus c h a p te r o f Sigm a D e lta C hi u n d e r the
d ire c tio n
of
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M anager
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H ilg e m a n , is th e o ffic ia l cam pus new spaper of
A riz o n a S tate U n iv e rs ity . I t is pu blished each
W edn esday and F rid a y th ro u g h o u t th e school year4,
e x c e p tin g hoJ'days, and is entered as second
class m a tte r a t th e T e m p e , A rizo 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,
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By B IL L .O V E R E N D

T ragedy has h it th e ASU
cam pus.
P ro fe s s o r' R eginald M artin
strolled into his 12:40 English
class y esterd ay to im p a rt his
daily q u o ta of know ledge and
wisdom.
Only
tw o
stu d en ts h ailed
his a r r i v a l .
T h e y glared
icily,
stifling
yaw ns, as he
am bled to the
f r o n t of the
room.

A lthough displeased w ith th e ir
m artyrdom , th ese two d ed icat­
ed scholars had decided to flout
cam pus trad itio n s by rem aining
in school un til C hristm as v aca­
tion legally began.
M artin him self w as im patient
and anxious for th e holidays to
arriv e. A tten d an ce h a d been
dw indling stead ily for w eeks;
students w ere even m o re lis t­
less and unconcerned th an u s­
ual.
But he had a job to do,
so, attem pting to s tir some
traces of intellectual cu rio s­
ity, M artin started his dis- cussion of C h ap ter 84.

SPORTS D E P A R T M E N T
E D IT O R ...._.... .....
A S S IS T A N T

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B OB

BO B E G E R
JA C O B S E N

See You Next Year?
N ational officials predict seasonal slaughter: the
villain w ill be mqn’s carelessness; the victim, man.
S laughter scene will be our streets and highways.
And the season is ripe. Will you be a statistic?
Will you run a s(op sign to “save” a second?
W ill you drive carelessly during the holiday?
Or continue a long trip even w ith a tired body or
sleepy mind?
Or m aybe speed up to get w here you’re going faster?
W hat will you do?
It s so easy to laugh at the pleas of others to “please
drive carefully” . . so simple to shrug and say nothing
will happen to you. Lots of people are capable of shrug­
ging this way. But lots of people, in split seconds, have
found themselves in serious accidents; then shrugging
isn’t so simple. Then it’s som ething like, “I didn’t see
him coming.” :v
L et’s not think of the dangerous things you m ight
be doing on the trip. L et’s think instead of the sane, sen­
sible things.
Like resting well before taking th a t long motor
journey home.
Like driving slowly, extra-cautiously on w et and
icy streets,
Like stopping frequently to stretch and take a
break: coffee, maybe, or a little w alk to shake off the
w eariness of continuous driving.
Like observing each and every road sign, following
all the directions.'
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I t’s easy to be wise. And so much safer.

O ne stu d e n t filed h e r fin g ­
ernails; th e o th e r studied th e
rock foritiations on n ea rb y T em ­
pe B u tte.
“W h at’s th e u se ?” M a rtin
asked him self. T hen o u t loud,
“Class dism issed.”
B ut n either student heard
M a r t i n ' s pronouncement,
forcing him to repeat it.
F in a lly they picked up th e ir
books and shuffled out of
the room, counting the hours ’
until th e ir last Wednesday
class.

Y up, C hristm asitis had struck!
T he holid ay fev e r h ad ta k e n its
toll of absences, missed tests,
an d un fin ish ed assignm ents.
S tu d en ts cayght in th e v icelik e g rip of th is seasonal m alad y
h ad no altern ativ es. T hey w ere
forced to cu t classes, ta k e early
planes home, an d risk flu n k in g
o ut of school.
C ertain ly, school ad m in is­
trators must develop new
methods of handling the
Cnristm asitis victim . W h y
not give them equal status
w ith in firm a ry cases, s h o w ­
ing leniency and sym pathy
....to each?

A spiring rep o rter Chuck H lava left us his present
I t ’s tim e w e understo o d th e
in the form of a “H um orous C hristm as S to ry ” . . . th e re ’s
problem
s of th ese u n fo rtu n a te
bound to be a laugh in it somewhere, for you too . . .
people. T hey c a n ’t help th e m ­

“Once
Christm as.
in the y ear
else, in m y

again it’s tim e for my favorite holiday, selves. I t ’s society’s fault.
I like C hristm as because it is the only tim e
All w e can do now is hope
o u r C hristm asitis crew reco v ers
when I find som ething
by th e end of o u r ab b rev iated
socks besides holes.

“I rem em ber last y e a r’s C hrist­
mas party. Got so w ild we didn’t
even obey the law of gravity.
F irst We broke the drinks, then
the dishes, fu rniture. Everybody
at th a t p arty w ore beards . . .
even some of the men.

vacation. T h ey ’ll need all th e ir
stre n g th to salvage th e ir grades!

W illiam W adsw orth F lick, m y
d au n tless boss, has w ritte n a
poem especially fo r th e Y u letid e season. So now, for all you
p o etry lovers, h e re ’s B illy ’s
poem :
.

“I rem em ber th e games we
Christm as bells are now a ringing.
played,” th e tale digresses. “One
T
h
e y have set my heart to
was called Photography — yo,u
singing.
took a girl into a closet to see
A ll my cares from me are
w hat developed. I rem em ber the
winging.
girl I took to th a t party. She had
I ’m quite glad th at it’s Christm as, l(
Now a t last to home I'll go,
on a dress th a t kept everybody
Running thru the fallen snow,
w arm b u t her. W hen I asked
There js one thing tn at I know ,
w here she got the dress, she said
I ’m quite glad th a t it’s Christmas.
E xam ination is - - . it was ju st som ething she th rew on. From w here I stood
B ill’s a v e ry since.re person,
it looked as though she almost missed.”.
Scheduled on:
so I hope you appreciate his
And round and round it goes. '
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efforts. We tr y to hum or him

Exam Schedule

All Classes R egularly
Scheduled on
MWF or-D aily* at:.
7:40- 8:30 .........
8:40- 9:30 ..........
... T hurs., Ja n . 25 at 12:40-2:30
9:40-10:30 ....
10:40-11:30 ....
.... Tues., Ja n . 23 a t-9 :4 0 -ll:3 0
11:40-12:30 .
12:40- 1:30 .........
.... Mon., J a n . 22 at 12:40-2:30
1:40- 2:30 .. ..... ............ .......
.............. F ri., Ja n . 26 at 7:40-9:30
2:40- 3:30 .........
3;40- 4:30
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8:40-9:30 ...........
9:40-10:30 ....................................................Tues., Ja n . 23 at 2:40-4:30
10:40-11:30 ................................................... Wed., Jain. 24 at 7:40-9:30
11:40-12:30 ........................................................ Mon., Jan . 22 at 2:40-4:30
12:40-1:30 ................................. ................. Thur?,, J a n . 25 at 9:40-11:30
1:40-2:30 ..................... ....... .................. Wed., Ja n . 24 a t 9:40-11:30
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w h en ev er w e can.

W hich rem inds us of th a t poem some high school
I Cover fille r by Flick . . .
classm ate rattled off . . “Roses are red, violets are blue, (and a chance to g et back a t B.O.
Bill th a t h e doesn’t even kn o w
C hristm as is coming, I ju st can’t w ait” . . .
And speaking of Christm as, how do you like those
term papers th a t w ill be so conveniently due right after
the holiday . . . about as tasteful as opening a new tube
of toothpaste and getting ail th a t stinky GL-70 on one
brush!
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about! — th a n k s to O ng’s la st
m in u te ju m bling of th e ed ito rial
page . . . h e rem em bered a t th e
la st m in u te th a t th e P resid en t
of th e U niversity had sen t us
over a little C hristm as m essage).
A nyhow . . . about th e p o etry

I t’s about tim e these teachers stopped haunting ap p earin g above. S orry to- sa y
houses finding us term paper topics to develop over th a t i t ’s n o t ours, b u t—upon r e ­
read in g it—w e notice th a t it ’s
C hristm as vacation.
'
p re tty good after'-all . . . k in d a

So happy w ritin g to you all. L et’s get these gifts along th e “h u r ra h -ia ” line. J
done now, ’cause it?ll be worse New Y ear’s Day (th a t’s
A nd, besides, w e don’t h av e
the day afte r Eve!)
tim e to w rite p o etry . . w e ’v e
beep p racticin g

th e tWist too

AFTER-THOUGHT — “The guy w ho’s too big for m uch . . . an y th in g for W oodie s
his britches usually can’t find a hat to fit, eith er” . . . little girl. 10-4.

Wednesday, December 20j 1961

STATE PRESS

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450 Students, Faculty Hear
Goldwater’s Views On China
”We have nothing to fear from Red C hina . . . they have th eir own problem s —
m ainly starvation,” said Senator B arry G oldw ater. (R.-Ariz.) Friday.
-Ie told a group from Pi Sigma A lpha, political science honorary, and later an
an ence of ¿50 students and faculty sponsored by the ASU Young Republicans th a t
if C c nm um st Cnma is adm itted to the U nited Nations, the U.S. should resign.

I T S R E A L SNO W ! — Men of Sigma Phi Epsilon fratern ity
surprised the campus w ith this snowm an yesterday m o rn ­
ing. The frozen structure was built on M U law n.

‘'T he p o licy of Ine UN is to
allow peaceful nations to m eet
ed S tates should n o t get th e
as before— as in V ie t N am ,” •
an d se ttle disputes; this purpose feeling th a t it m ust change all
he stated.
w ould be defeated if this w a rcountries into dem ocratic states.
G o ld w ater said, th a t h e has
d esirin g nation w as given re c ­
R egardless of how a country spoken a t 65 colleges th is y ea r
ognition.”
rules itself, h e said th a t h e is and finds it a stim u latin g e x ­
Comm enting on the Do­
“fo r any form of governm ent perien ce. "H e noted a grow ing
minican Republic, he s ta t­
th a t fights Com munism.” Sen. tren d to w ard conservatism in
ed, “ Y o u ’re going to have
G oldw ater w as asked if this th e co u n try .
“In tim e, th e
trouble down tnere.”
He
m ean t th a t he w ould h av e su p ­ p resen t conservatives w ill be
expects a revolution which
ported Nazi G erm any in W orld considered lib erals and th e c u rw ill put T ru jillo back in
W ar II. c To this h e answ ered, | re n t liberals w ill be called r a d ipower.
“If w e h ad gone in to Moscow cals— in th e ir policies,” h e said.
G iving S pain as an exam ple, w ith th e Allies, w e w ou ld n ’t be
He feels th a t the trend
h e said th a t fo r some countries faced w ith th e problem s th a t we
to w ard
electing
younger
a d ictato rsh ip is a b e tte r form of h av e novf.”
men to Congress is encour­
g o v ern m en t th a n a dem ocracy.
The Senator is in fav o r of
aging.
He appreciates t i e
“A d em o cratic,fo rm of govern­
supporting
neutrals — as
interest young people have
m en t .is n ot applicable to all . long as tn e y re rn a in neutral
in th e ir government.
c o u n tries,” h e said.
F u rth e r,
in
our
direction. •• - “W e
“Laclfr. of in te rest in, politics
G oldw ater stated th a t th é U n itshouldn’t give our money to
hiis resu lted in th e ra th e r dism al
our enemies,” he said.

Highway Conditions Serious;
Student Travelers Warned

ii| Women’s Group
jOffers Award
M ilita rily , the U.S. is o u t­

S tate hig h w ay conditions are the P re sco tt are a is in good con­ before d ep a rtu re . Autom obiles
numbered in men and a i r ­
expected to be icy in th e n o rth ­ dition, b u t fa rth e r up in th e O ak an d e q u ip m e n t' should be in
c ra ft by the Soviets, but the
e rn p a r t of th e sta te and g en e r­ Ç reek -F lag staff area highw ays p erfect condition.
. United States ha's fa r su­
ally clear in the. southern p o r­ a re slick and chains are advised.
T ire chains are advised in th e
p e rio r rockets and other air
tion, according to th e H ighw ay I In th e n o rth east p a rt of th e sta te
weapons and has them in
B U L L E T IN
P atro l.
in th e Showlow - S pringerville
greater quantity, he assured.
N a tio n -w id e , th ere are broad
U.S. 66 stretching across the [ are a th ere are some slick areas,
“A ir power is the
real
n o rth e rn p a r t of th e sta te h a s ! but th e highw ays a re g enerally snowstorms in the northw est,
measure of strength,”
ie
especially
along
the
Pacific
som e icy stretch e s and chains a re j good.
said.
recom m ended. U.S. 89 up to j H ighw ays in th e so u th ern j co a st- T h e Southw est may e x ­
H e said th a t th e U.S. should
section of th e sta te are in good j Pe r ience disturbances from the have “called th e ir b lu ff” ( r e ­
condition an d ex pected to rem ain *a e n ^ ° f these storms. From ferrin g to E ast G erm any) and
so.
[th e Mississippi eastw ard, there
torn dow n th e B erlin w all w hen
are heavy snowstorms in the
S tud en ts d riv in g hom e for th e i
it w as firs t being built. W hen
N ew England a re a _ a n d occa- j
C hristm as holidays a re urged to
asked “R o w ?” h e said, “Ju st
check w ea th er and highw ay con- j 'sional show.ers on down the take a bulldozer and push it
coast to F lo rid a.
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victory instead of w inning
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shown a little courage and
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shape we a re in now ,” he said.

• As for R ussia being ahead of
th e U.S., G oldw ater stated th a t
in 1980, th e Soviet U nion wili
be econom ically e q u a l to th e U.
of 1913.

Wednesday, December 20, 1961

STATE PRESS

Page 6

Scholarship To Be Named Fraternities
For Advisor Of 20 Years Set Projects
“H igh school g rad u ates’ ac­
tivities a re studied to find eligi­
ble college freshm en, who m ust
i m eet g e n e ra l college re q u ire ­
S even fra te rn itie s are p a r ­
m ents in o rd er to receive a Blue tic ip a tin g in c h a rity p ro jec ts to
I K ey academ ic scholarship,”., he j aid n eed y fam ilies an d c h a rita A t a d in n er last w eek, B lue
added.
i ble o rg an izatio n s d u rin g th e
K ey established th e Ira B. Ju d d
A scholarship is ren ew ab le if C h ristm as season.
S cholarship to honor D r. Ira B.
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the recip ien t reta in s his grade.
T he D elta Sigm h P h is h av e
Ju d d , professor of A gronom y at
"If h e doesn’t, w e give the schol­
ASU and B lue K ey’s advisor for
held ru m m a g e sales th ro u g h o u t
arsh ip to an o th er deserving stu ­
th e p ast tw en ty years.
th e y e a r to help th e Boys R anch
d en t in th e sam e class,” M axw ell
a
t Q ueen C reek. A need y fam ily
“This scholarship, w ill be r e ­ said.
liv in g in South P h o en ix w ill r e ­
new able,” said Eric M axw ell,
Funds for the scholarship are
ceive clothing, "food and gifts
Blue K ey president.
deriv ed from B lue K ey m em ­
| th a t w ill be p u rch a sed w ith
“B lue K ey aw ard s four $200 bers selling program s a t football
| m oney c o n trib u te d -b y L am b d a
academ ic scholarships' each y ear gam es and proceeds from two
:
Chi A lp h a.
to a m ale college freshm an, springtim e events, th e Blue-K ey
j T he P h i K ap p a P si fra te rn ity
sophom ore, ju n io r and senior,” M usicale a n d th e B lue Key
su p p o rted th e IFP C U nited
Carnival.
M axw ell said.
| F u n d food d riv e. In stead of
¡ h av in g a gift exchange, P i K a p I pa A lp h as a re b u y in g toys and
can n ed foods to be g iven to
i c h a r ity .1
C A M E O G IR L — Beverly A d kin s, Kappa Delta, was h'Smed
S igm a' A lp h a E psilon held a
Phi' Kappa T a d ’s Cameo G irl at the fra te rn ity ’s firs t an n ual
C h ristm as p a rty la st W ed n es­
Cameo Ball held S atu rd ay at the S k y rid e rs ’ Hotel.
d ay a fte rn o o n fo r 35 ch ild ren
A n old tradition, th e sit-d o w n I ning m eals. Soon discontinued. ! from R itte r Home. Toys collect-,
din n er, w as renew ed M onday | it is now to be revised, as a i ed fro m v ario u s m e rc h a n ts w ere
j given to th e ch ild ren .
night a t P alo V erde. A special I m onthly event.
T h e S igm a N us a re - u sin g
C hristm as sit-dow n dinner w as ] A t M onday evening's, dinner,
served and a cu ltu ral program ¡M arg aret M cCandless, P a l o | tre a s u ry fu n d s to h elp n eedy
w as p resented.
N orm an S a v ille ,. sales m a n a -I
! V erde head resident, presen ted | fam ilies in th e V alley. T he
T he trad itio n began in 1956, I a special h o lid a y . program , con- T h eta D elta C hi m em b ers are g er of . M o u n tain S tate s T e le - j
Everything for the
and w as ca rrie d out at all eye- 1 sisting of C hristm as readings and w o rk in g w ith K a p p a A lp h a ! p h one C om pany, w as th e g u est j
Art Student
T h eta to ra ise $500 fo r braces,!j sp e a k e r a t a Delta- Sigm a Pi,
i Art Supplies
I selections from H an d el’s “M es­
fo r ch ild ren a t S am u el G om - pro fessio n al b u sin ess fra te rn ity ,
siah.”
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p e rs M em o rial C linic.
m eetin g to d ay a t 6:30 a m .
T he an n u al Balo V erde C h rist­
703 N. 2nd St.
T opic of h is speech w as “T h e j
mas p a rty w as Dec. 13, and
Phoenix
T ra n sitio n
fro m
College to j
Santa Claus, in th e person of
P H O N E A L 8-2628
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assistan t head resid en t, - MiSs
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M ary T rail, presented dorm itory
p resid en t Sue H erb ru ck a bicyj cle.
ft
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Verde, w hile C hristm as Carols
R iv e r D riv e
10th and Ash
i R ichard H arless to m eet th e \
and a skit, “T he L ittlest A ngel,”
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S en ato r Cprl H aydeh also w as j
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tivities.
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B lue K ey, m en’s service h o n orary, w ill nam e a $200 annual
scholarship in honor of its a d ­
v isor of tw en ty years, it w as
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STATE PRESS

Cagers Top
N ew Mexico
W ith reserv es doing m uch of
th e dam age, A rizona S tate roll­
ed -to a 82-59 bask etb all victoi’v
over N ew Mexico in A lbuquer­
que S atu rd ay night.
A rt B ecker led ASU scorers
w ith 15 points, follow ed by L a r­
r y A rm strong w ith 14. Joe C ald­
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w ell and Ollie P ay n e had 11
i
each and Bobby H ow ard added
eight.

Page 7

To Indiana
BOB VIEWS SPORTS NEWS

Hoosiers IJand ASU Quint

D evil Cagers
Stub Toe

Its First Taste Of Defeat

By BOB EGER
Sports Editor
. Indiana’s rapid-running Hoosiers knocked Arizona
By BOB EGER
from the ranks of the unbeaten m ajor college basket­
ball powers w ith a 94-88 w in Monday in Bloomington.
Sports Editor
The Sun Devils sw ept to a 49-39 half-tim e lead but
ASU, heralded as a rising sta r in the w orld of college fell before Indiana’s torrid attack in the second half.
T he D evils trailed e a rly in basketball, ventured into the home te rrito ry of an al­
A SU ’? All A m erica candidate, 11
th e gam e by as m uch' as fan ready established sta r — and ASU stubbed its toe.
L a rry A rm strong, gave th e In - I W r p t f l p f * «
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points b u t recovered enough to
d ian a fans a fin e display of n l v o U C I o
J -iU o C
Indiana,
one
of
the
kingpins
of
the
college
sport,
g rab a 38-27 halftim e lead.
Southw estern; b ask etb a ll as h e i r p
T\T
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showed th at it was still am ong the most potent jdow 31 points to lead th e [ 1 0 ilC W iVlCXlCO
M ike L ucero led th e Lobos
w ith 17 points and 14 rebounds. ers in the country as it slapped- th e Sun Devils and D evils in th e scoring d ep artm en t.
ASU’s W restling Club lost a
th eir eighth place national ranking smack in the face.
J e r r y ‘H a h n ,!in his best effo rt of
21-11 decision to fifew Mexico
th e season, h ad 20 m ark ers.
It was a tough one to lose, for it brought to an
in Sun D evil G ym S atu rd ay
The Sun Devils o u tsio t
night.
• --abrupt halt the Devils’ chances of advancing in the
Indiana from the floor 36-34
N ew M exico won five o f-th e
national rankings for some-time to come.
but had d ifficu lty from the
eight individual m atches over
foul line— h ittin g only 59
.For years Indiana has been known for its basket­
th e n ew ly -fo rm ed ASU club.
per cent of th e ir charity
ball and its basketball fans. Those fans m ust have been
Jim P ark er, Buzz H ays and Tom
tosses. Indiana dropped in
K elly picked up A SU ’s only
out en masse, fo r they certainly made enough noise over
26 free throws, w h ile the
w ins. K elly w as th e only D e­
the radio in support of th eir fine ball-club.
’Devi-ls could manage only 16.
vil ,to pin his m an.
We also noticed th at they m ade qu ite a bit of noise
In d ian a relied oh a th re e m an
Coach T ed B redehoft w as
w hen Sun Devil players w ere attem pting to shoot free a ttac k , as Tom B olyard h it 31
throws. Sun Devil fans have been known to boo a little points, Jim R ayl n etted 25 and [ pleased w ith th e su p p o rt given
after a particularly questionable call — but not every J e rr y Bass added 19 to th e H oo- j th e club by ASU fans. “We
d rew a considerably la rg e r
tim e their opponent takes th e free throw line. An in­ sier total.
crow d for o u r first dual m eet
teresting note — ASU led in field goals b u t h it only 59
Tw o Sun D evils besides A rm ­ th a n th e UofA d raw s for th e ir
p er cent from the foul line.
stro n g and P ay n e reach ed th e m eets an d th ey ’v e h ad w re stlTt will be a long climb for ASU if it is to regain
double figures. T ony C erk v en ik | ing for several y ea rs,” h e said,
the prominence it enjoyed before the Indiana game,
h it 11 and O llie P ay n e had 10.1 H ere a re results of S atu rd ay ’s
"Correct. Women used
but the defeat might serve to make the Devils some­
C erk v en ik did a te rrific job of I m atch.
to giggle. Now they
what less of a marked team.
rebounding ag a in st th e ta lle r 123 lbs.—Lloyd Von W olfe (NM )
goggle. I don't blame
them, now that I’m
p in n ed G eorge Diggs (A S U ).
I t’s no disgrace to lose to a team like Indiana on In d ian a club.
cladinWeskins.Trya
Im m ediately a fte r t h e
WO lbs.—D ave M arshall (NM )
its home court -— especially by only a few points. The
pair. You, too, will
start of the second half, I n ­
b ea t Don B rian (ASU) 6-2.
national w ire service polls m ight take th a t into con­
f e e l r e a l A - l al t
diana began w orking on
137 lbs.—L averrte M artin ez (NM )
sideration and not drop th e Devils too drastically after
over.”
A S U ’s lead. T h e team s tr a d ­
pinned M ike D ru m m (A SU ).
th eir loss. How th e polls w ill react rem ains to be seen. A
ed baskets fo r a b rief p e ri­
147 lbs.—Jim P a rk e r (A SU ) b ea t
lot, too, depends on w hether or not the ASU five can
od, but the Devils began to
Bill M cDavid (NM ) 4-0.
bounce back w ith w ins against M innesota and Utah.
cool off and the Hoosiers
157 lbs.—B u zz'H ay s (ASU ) b e a t
N ext comes th e obvious question. If th e Devils do
stayed hot.
M ike E n rig h t (NM ) 12-2.
suffer a drop in th e national rankings, how m uch w ill it
T h e In d ian a q u in t w e n t ahead 167 lbs.—P au l B rew er (NM )
h u rt the team?
p inned Don W ilson (A SU ).
fo r th e first tim e w ith 10:18 left
If anything, it w ill m ake things a little easier for in •th e game, an d a fte r P ayne 177 lbs.-—Tom K elly (ASU)
Ned Wulk and his charges. I t’s alw ays easier to pop up tied th e gam e seconds later, th e
p inned E ric L auv (N M ).
and surprise somebody th an to be on top and be con­ H oosiers w e n t a h e a d again— H w t.—C huck C lausen (NM ) b e a t
stantly defending against surprise attacks.
R ex M cConaghy (ASU) 1-0,
th is tim e for good.
Last season, the dashing Devils coasted along,
dishing out several losses to teams that figured to
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Sun Devils At Minnesota Tonight
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Imp Cagers Place Second In Tournament
Fort Huachuca j
Wins In Finals

Conclude Road Trip Vs.

F o rt H u a c h u c a ’« R a i d e r s !
proved—too m uch for th e ASU
S hn Im ps, to p p in g th em tw ice!
to Cop th e cham p io n sh ip of the
F o rt H uachuca H oliday b a s k e t­
b a ll to u rn a m e n t la st w eekend. I
T he. Im ps rea ch ed th e finals
w ith a 67-61 w in ov er th e U n i- I
v e rsity of A rizona frosh b u t
fe ll victim to th e R aiders' po w - I
e r f ill offense, 100-73, in th e
ch am p io n sh ip round.
T he R aiders, u n d efe ate d in >
th e double elim ination tourney, I «
also h an d ed the. ASU q u in t its !
o th e r loss, in .an e a rlie r ro u n d .]
In th a t contest the. A rm y five
rolled- to a 104-70 w in.
T w o S un Im ps w e re elected !
to th e to u rn a m e n t a l l - s t a r
team . Luis L agunais an d D ave j •
Reid w ere both selected a lo n g }
w ith J a c k R osier an d C h a rlie!
D ickey of F o rt H uachuca and ¡.
D ennis A lb rig h t of th e U.ofA
frosh.

Rugged Utah On Friday
Ned W ulk’s Sun Devil cagers, still sm arting .from
a 94-88 defeat at the hands o f Indiana Monday, put
their 5-1 record on the line tonight against M innesota’s
Golden Gophers in Minneapolis.
The Devils, who w ere boosted to a 7th spot nation­
ally by U nited Press International arid a 10th ratin g by
Associated Press this wepk, are hoping for a w in tonight
and a victory over U tah F riday to offset M onday’s loss.
The loss to Indiana did not figure in the latest w ire
service polls.
Last season the Gophers won 10 games and lost 13
against a tough Big Ten schedule. This year they are
slightly m ore experienced w ith eight letterm en re tu rn ­
ing, but they lack good outside shooting.
Last y ear’s captain, Cal Sabatini, was declared in­
eligible for com petition this season and his loss has
I h u rt the Gophers.
Tom M cG rann and Ray Cronk are considered the
top tw o scoring threats for the M innesota club and w ill
probably receive the most attention from Sun Devil
defenders.
F riday, night ASU heads back into the W est to bat| tie w ith rugged Utah. The Devils topped Bill McGill and
j Com pany 78-76 in Sun Devil Gym earlier this, season
but w on’t have the home ' court advantage going for
them this time.

• j -The UofA frosh finished th ird
in th e to u rn ey behind th e Im ps;
A to ta l of six team s w ere e n ­
te re d .
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Wheel Aligning - Balancing
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