Vol. 40 Friday, February 9, 1962 RECEIVES $50.000 GIFT President Announces Grant During Dedication Banquet B y B IL L F L IC K E d ito r - In - C h ie f Arzona State University has received a $50,000 gift fiom Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Long of New Jersey. President G. Homer Durham’s announcement of the gift.highlighted a banquet held last night in the MU ballroom marking the dedication of the Hiram Bradford tm < F arm er E ducation building. The Longs w ere honored a t th e dinner, d u rin g w hich P re sident D u rh am acknow ledged th e ir g e n e ro sity an d stated th a t th e gift w ould be used for the fine a rts program . M rs . Long is the form .er ‘ B a rb a ra V a u g h n of P h o e ­ n ix , a 1938 g ra d u a te of A S U . M r. Long is p resid en t o f H ugh W . Long & C o m ­ p an y of E liz a b e th , N .J., w h ic h m anages th re e larg e m u tu a l in v e s tm e n t funds. ! -— — --------------------- • | tion, on the E d u c a tio T P atio from 4 to 5 p m The H onorable Sam uel H M orris. president of th e Boa^ of Regents, accepted the b u ild ­ ing for th e B oard of keg en ts, an d ASU P resid en t G. H om er D urham ' accepted th e building in behalf of ASU. T he o d o re G. K n och en h au er, TGK C onstruction Co., b u ild e rs of th e n ew s tru c tu re , m a d e th e p resen ­ tatio n s . ’ E d w a rd V a rn e y , arch itect, designed th e b u il­ d in g. T he Longs h av e previously m ade o th er gifts to th e U n i­ v ersity , including a G u a rn e r. T he new building w as nam ed ius violin, a p ain tin g b y L en ard in honor of P rofessor H iram K ester an d p u rch ase fu n d s for B rad fo rd F arm er, who w as th e collection o f A m erican art. Tem pe N orm al School’s first p rin cip al and only faculty m em ­ ★ ★ ★ b er w hen the school opened Feb. 8, 1886. T he new fo u r-sto ry , m illion dollar E ducation building con­ tain s 82,140 sq u are feet. “T here w ill be tw o la rg e an d 26 reg u lar classrooms, four sem in ar rooms and 21 special purp o se room s an d labs,” according to D ean M cG rath. T here also w ill b e 141 offices. Education Building Dedicated D E D IC A T E D Y E S T E R D A Y — D r. G . D. M c G r a th , d ean o f th e College o f Education, y e s te rd a y led d ed ication cerem on ies o f the H ir a m B ra d fo rd F a r m e r Education b u ild in g . A S U ’s new est and ta lle s t b u ild in g . ' Training Starts Here For Peace Corps Volunteers ASU est and terday. The Farmer . . dedicated its new­ tallest building yes­ D edication a c tiv itie s w ill c on tin ue throu gh S a tu rd a y . Dr. Russell M eyers, ch airm an of the d ep artm en t of N eu ro su r­ H i r a m Bradford gery, Iow a S tate U niversity w ill Education building • , o speak m ati . the me u adu m n minuistrato o u a t u irs’ b U d l,in is the fo u rth new building to n er h o u r, in MU Ballroom at 6 be constructed on cam pus since tonight. Dr. M eyers w ill discuss ASU becam e a u n iv ersity in “P rofessional E ducation in the 1958. Age of Science.^__ ~ Dedication ' cerem onies w ere A luncheon and speech Sa+urled by Dr. G. D. M c G ra th ,! d ay w ill conclude th e th re e -d a y dean of th e College of E d u ca- dedication cerem onies. / We re anxious to go, but if we didn’t have to get those darned shots — and in bo arms too. This^Was the general consensus expressed by some of the 61 Peace Cor volunteers now training on campus at ASth The volunteers, representing nearly all 50 states and several U.S. possessor will spend nine weeks, which began Feb. 5 and will end April~6, in extensive nr p a ra tio n fo r th e ir fo rth co m in g ---------■ - .........................— ---------------—— ____________________ ^ serv ice in C olom bia, S outh | a re iiv ing on an In d ian d iet 1 F or the en tire ASU tra in i A m erica. an d cam ping in sleeping bags. I period, the. v o lu n teers w ill ri P resently, as p a r t of th e cui 1 T hey w ill re tu rn to ASU on 1j mv a t v6:45 a,m. anu ud nh aav “ • * v» o ,iiu . a v ee breakfc Ul C dAj tu ra l program , th e v o lunteers | T uesday n ig h t an d begin o n - u n til 7:20; th e p eriod fro m 1 a re staying on th e G ila R iver j Campus classes W e d n e s d a y u n til 8:30 w ill be devoted an RQ c n i’1 m ii/M l If U » 4L n.. ! W inM i l l • . In d ian R eservation, w h en« re they miorning. physical conditioning. , T h e n in e -w e e k tra in in g T he rem a in d er of th e d .p e rio d w ill In c lu d e in te n s iv e w ill v ary from w eek to wee w o rk in d evelo ping c o m ­ b ut each hour, ex cep tin g me m u n ic a tio n s s k ills in S p a n ­ tim e, w ill be sp e n t in classi ish, and u n d ers ta n d in g o f from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., fi As a p a r t of a cam pus-w ide] L a tin A m e ric a and C o lom bia days a week. convocation scheduled for W ed- j c u ltu re and ’econom ic p ro b ­ S a tu rd a y s w ill be d e v o t­ nesday, honoring th e sem icen­ lems; studies In A m e ric a n ed to fie ld trip s , a n d S u n ­ te n n ia l of A rizona’s adm ission h isto ry and in s titu tio n s and d ays th e group can a tte n d to statehood, th e Sfatè P ress wilLi in te rn a tio n a l a ffa irs and S p a n is h ,- sp eakin g chu rch fe a tu re fro n t-p a g e coverage of j c o m m u n ity d e v e lo p m e n t and services. F re e tim e fo r the th e event. ’ tec h n ic a l p ro b le m s related tra in e e s is a ft e r 5:30 p.m . T he convocation w iil begin at to ru ra l c o m m u n itie s , m e d i­ S a tu rd a y and i a fte r- 12:30 noon. Classes w ill be “dism issed cal arid physical c o n d itio n ­ p .m . Su nd ay. a t 11:50. ing and h e a lth ca re . . Convocation Scheduled i (C ontinued on P ag e 3) / G IV E $50,000 — M r. and M rs . H ugh W . Long o f E liza b eth , N e w Jersey, h av e g iven $50,000 to A S U w h ic h w ill be used fo r the fin e a rts p ro g ram . T h e y a re sho w n above w ith P re s i­ dent D u rh a m a r r iv in g a t a p riv a te d in n e r W e d n e s d a y n ig h t in the U p p e r L ou ng e o f th e M U . Page 2 Friday, February 9, 1962 STATE PRESS Novelist Swarthouf Health Plan Offers Writing Prize Requirement A ll e n trie s fo r th e S W afth o u tl P riz e s fo r c re a tiv e w ritin g an d | subm ission a re - of I f o r th e c a te g o ries o f p o ­ e tr y , prose fic tio n a n d the essay; "A m a n u s c rip ts L T T ? r ’’l ? ^ e b e 1 A11 m a n u s c r ip t m u st be tw ee n Feb. 5 a n d A p ril 9. | ty p ed an d d o u b le-sp aced on Som e changes , h av e been [s ta n d a rd q u a lity 8 x 11 p a m a d e concern in g th e con test j p e r and should be accom panied p ro c e d u re s fo r th is th ird a n - by a self-a d d re ssed , stam p ed n u a l S w a rth o u t P r i z e and | envelope. “P ro sp e c to r” contests w hich in ­ F ic tio n e n trie s should b e ' clude: 1) T h e S w a r th o u t P rize s n o w consist o f th re e $50 f ir s t p riz e a w a rd s and th re e $25 second p riz e a w a rd s & ORANGE JULIUS no m o re th a n a p p r o x im a te ­ l y 2500 w o rd s — s ig n ific a n t and s e lf-s u s ta in in g ex­ ce rp ts fronff n ovels o r n o v ­ els in progress w ill be a c I cepted fo r ju d g m e n t; and i , essays sho uld be no m o re | th a n a p p r o x im a te ly 2500 j w o rd s. G O O D DRINK" Is Announced ASU re q u ire s th a t all foreign stu d e n ts w ho do n o t h av e p e r ­ sonal h e a lth an d accid en t in ­ su ran c e p a rtic ip a te in th e A s­ sociated S tu d en ts h e a lth an d accid en t-P ian th is sem ester, .ac­ co rding to Dick: F inley, ex e c u ­ tiv e m a n a g e r of A ssociated S tu d en ts. % O th er colleges an d u n iv e rsi­ ties h av e had to p ay medical ex penses fo r foreign stu d e n ts) who did n ot h av e-p erso n al co v ­ erage, F in ley ex p lain ed . ORANG E OR LEM O N MADE W IT H FRESH J U IC E — R IC H IN V I T A M I N C — Truly A H ealth Drink ★ GRILLED DEVIL DOGS ★ • • M O N G R E L (M u s ta r d -R e lis h -O n io n ) P IC K L E P O O C H (M u s ta r d - D ill P.) • • B A R - B - Q P U P ( B - B - Q S a u c e -O n io n ) K R A U T B o u n d (M u s ta r d -S . K r a u t) 25 i t MUTT jCALIENTE ................... ............. 30e i t , BLUE RIBBON PUP ........ . 35c 2) G ra d u ates an d u n d e rg ra d ­ u a te s w ill be in com petition. j • A ll v erse .form s w ill b e co n H e said th a t m an y foreign W ith each o ther; - 1~ I sidered, b ut only p rev io u sly un- stu d e n ts com e from co u n tries 3) An e n try f o r e ith e r th e | p u b lish ed m a te ria l w ill be con- w h ere socialized m ed icin e is | S w a rth o u t P rizes o r th e ‘’P ro s­ ! sidered by th e S w a rth o u t- j estab lish ed . Also, h e added p e c to r” w ill be considered a n ; P ro sp ecto r com m ittee, ! th a t hospital care in th e U nited I e n try fo r both; S tu d en ts su b m ittin g a w a rd - | S tates is h ig h e r t h a n 1a n y o th - j 4 ) T h e “ P ro s p e cto r" w ill j w in n in g m a n u scrip ts a n d /o r | e r Place in th e w orld. p u b lis h th e S w a r t h o u t J w ritin g p u b lish ed in th e “P ro s- | p r iz e -w in n in g stories, p o ­ j p ee to r” re ta in a H 'rig h ts to re em s and essays th is sem es­ j publication. t e r to g e th e r w ith s e veral ! T he S w a rth o u t p rize aw a rd s o t h e r c o m m itte e -s e le c te d | w ill be p resen ted M ay 10 as a pieces o f;fic tio n , poem s and clim ax to th e E nglish Evening, essays; i activities, i n t h e M em orial 5) T he S w a rth o u t-P ro sp e c to r I Union. ' I com m ittee consists o f three, th re e -m e m b e r su b -co m m ittees w h ic h w ill ju d g e th e d iffe ren t ca te g o rie s of poetry, fiction and essay m anuscripts. .M an u sc rip ts m ad be d e liv ­ e re d in person o r m ailed to any m e m b e r of th e E nglish fa c u lty ] o r to th e English office, Eng. j -“T he S tu d en t S en ate passed K a th e rin e an d G l e n d o n u n an im o u sly a m em orial to i S w a rth o u t estab lish ed t h e j w elcom e th e P eace Corps to p iiz es in an effo rt to encourage ! ASU,” said -Jim Chilton, ASASU c re a tiv e w ritin g on th e ASU j firs t vice p resid en t, cam pus. D r. S w a rth o u t isf in te rn atio n a l prom inence, L au ro G arcia possible rather T u i eto\Tbe D iirFOR x something , ::: o -----a g a than u n i hagainst . recei\it. received m ediocre, in sid e co v , ih 1N*rW attltude Wl11 Perhaps see the State Press erage w h ile M r. M ayer, w ith a take the lead in supporting such campaigns as: a drive pacifistic philosophy an d q u es­ lor a greater — much greater — student interest in the tionable b ackground w as given Memorial Union, including a deeper understanding of fro n t page coverage (w ith p ic* jjjj|l°s°phy behind the U n i o n a drive for more rea- t e e ) , su p e rio r to -the coverage To th e E ditor: in th e W ednesday, J a n . 17 p a ­ sohable women’s dorm hours — perhaps a plan similar given to th e P resid en t of th e M ay I express m y co n g ratu ­ p er. to Tat recently developed by the University of Arizona, U nited S tate s on his re c e n t v is- la tio n s to th e S tate P ress, e s­ T his show ed w h a t can tru ly and an immediate campaign to insure maximum ASU it to o u r area. b e d one w ith th e e d ito ria l p ag e pecially Bill O verend an d Ja c k support at the Western Regional basketball tournament We feel th a t th e S tate P ress Ong, on th e fine ed ito rial page of a college n ew sp ap er. m Provo, Utah, in March. E ric M axw ell is d ep riv in g us of inform ation Above all, we want to make the State Press an ade­ needed by stu d e n ts to become quate organ of the student body as a whole — making b e tte r citizens. I t is o u r opinion it as interesting, informative and enjoyable as possible. th a t the S ta te P ress should do e d it o r ia l l y s p e a k in g Wo ♦ -U j, / * . ■- w m m m ine atale "ess should 'do We have stated a lot here; like true journalists, we more in this respect to fulfill e n ro rrn sp H n n th irk rt p 1 tu have promised nothing. th e need fo r com plete and u n ­ * We will strive to support you . . and there may be biased p o litical coverage. times when we call on your support. We hope th a t fu tu re issues CLEARING THE DESK: What this country heeds of the S tate P re ss w ill correct is a good five-cent nickel. orthese deficiencies of th e past. - 7.7------------------’ ’ O L t U iC U id ong, overend congratulated asu and the peace corps KenM d5 CLAUDE HOPPER A («NEW COMIC »TMP ¡N ÎM8 Stòte Prese! .... A T . •T\yy- This is CLAUDE HOPPER by tom knowles m : PUIS H4SOKMA camm?,d of n f’A 6,-' memS f rf ° f the Peace Corps are on the campus Arizona State. 8r®. a / ^ a11 Portion of a m assive organiza­ tion composed of duty-minded Americans. S and ^arrn»0^ ar® teachers. Others are surveyors mnn and engineers- Som e are skilled craftstors T h eie are nurses and home economists. And docThey come from every state in the Union. Their c tM m m m * . & of'American life. d‘VerSe ^ w lde ■nous, m a w sicjs | mmromtm.. ALÛN& WITH H « * * -$ > W iLW O ar m am . “ “ H i as i Z them selves one question: “What can I do?” 3 1 aSked The Peace Corps is their answer. lAUem mamcr ~ h a v e ^ h o in to f e L e T e i r V*Tb#» 4 Friday, February 9, 1962 STATE PRESS forney originates 'pretty coed' series O ne of A SU ’s h e a rtie s t a m ­ b assad o rs of good w ill h as o rig ­ in a te d a “P re tty Coed of th e W eek ” series. H e is R alph F orn ey , a sm il­ ing, p ic tu re -ta k in g , one h u n ­ d re d p e r ce n t S u n D evil boost­ e r. A nd his la te s t novelty, th e PRETTY COED OF THE WEEK p re tty coed series, i b eg an th is as m uch good Will aro u n d th is w eek w ith R a lp h ’s selectio n of p lace -as p ossible,” says R alp h . Suzi S m ith as th e firs t p retty ' “By b ein g frie n d ly to p e o ­ coed. ple, d oing th e m a fa v o r an d T he p u rp o se of th e series? g iving u p a little , I th in k ASU “T he p u rp o se is d e e p e r th a n w ill assu m e th e w a rm a tm o s­ one m ig h t th in k on firs t glance. p h e re it ijieeds. I w a n t th is s e r ­ A bove all, I w a n t to p ro m o te ies to h a y e th a t basic p h ilo so ­ p h y an d atm o sp h e re ,” said R alph. OnCampus with M axM m an (Author of “Rally Round The Flag, Boys”, “The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis”, etc.) Selection of th e p re ttie s t co ­ ed is donei p erso n a lly by R alph. As criterid fo r selection, R alp h sta te d th a t girls chosen m u st possess som e p a rtic u la r c h a ra c ­ te ristic as w ell as be ap p e alin g to th e p h o to g ra p h e r’s eye. j A la rg e p ic tu re of each doed selected w ill appea,r in jth e C am pus D ru g sto re ev e ry S u n ­ day m orning. THE TRUE AND TRAGICAL TALE OF HAPPY JACK SIGAFOOS Who would have thought th a t H appy Jack Sigafoos, th e boy the sky never rained on, would teeter oh the edge of a life of crime? Certainly there was no sign of it in his boyhood. His home life was tranquil and uplifting. His m other was a nice fa t lady who hum m ed a lot and gave baskets to th e poor. H is fath er was a respected citizen who could im itate more th an 400 bird calls and once saved an elderly widow from drowning in his good suit. (T h a t is, M r. Sigafoos was in his good suit; the elderly widow was in swimming trunks.) H appy Jack’s life was nothing short of idyllic—till he i?ent off to college. H ere H appy Jack quickly became a typical freshm an— tweedy,-seedy, and needy. H e learned the joys of rounding o u t his personality, and he learned the cost. His allowance vanished like dew before th e morning sun. There were tim es, it grieves m e to report, when lie didn’t even have enough m oney for a pack of M arlboro C igarettes—and you know how miserable that can b e ! To be deprived of M arlboro’s m atchless flavor, its easy-drawing filter, its subtly blended tastiness, its refreshing mildness, ite-meffable excellence, its soft pack or flip-top box— why, it is a prospect to break th e h eart in tw a in ! Marlboro-less and miserable, H appy Jack tried to get m ore money from home. H e wrote long, impassioned letters, pointing o u t th a t th e modern, large-capacity girl sim ply could n o t be courted on his meager allowance. B u t all Jack got back from hom e were tiresome homilies ab o u t th rift and prudence. T hen one dark day a sinister sophomore came up to Jack > and said, “F or one dollar I will sell you a list of fiendishly clever lies to tell your father when you need some extra money.” _ H e gave Jack the list of fiendishly clever lies. Jack r e a d : 1. A bunch of us fellows are getting together to buy a new house for the D ean of Men. i r 2. A bunch of us fellows are getting^ together to buy a heap' stone for Rover, our late beloved dorm itory watchdog. 3. A bunch of us fellows are getting together to endow a chair of E truscan A rt. 4. A bunch of us fellows are getting together to build our own particle accelerator. F or a m om ent poor Jack was tem pted; sin tT fliis father could ,not b u t {support all these laudable causes. T hen Jack ’s good upbringing came to the fore. H e turned to th e sinister sopho­ m ore and said, “No, than k you. I could n o t deceive m y aged parent so. And as for you, sir, I can only say —fie I” Upon hearing this the sinister sophomore broke into a huge grin. He whipped off his black h a t and pasty face—and who do you think it was? None other th an M r. Sigafoos, H appy Ja c k ’s father, th a t’s w h o ! “Good lad!” cried M r. Sigafoos. “You have passed your te st brilliantly.” W ith th a t he gave H appy Jack a half million dollars in small bills and a red convertible containing power steering and four nubile maidens. .. Crime does n o t pay! © m m » sbuimao T his w e e k ’s coed, Miss S m ith, is a fre sh m a n fro m P h o en ix . S he is a m e m b er of A lp h a Rhi S o ro rity . }■ 1 miss suzi smith Our new est ivy-styled pants . . . extra - slim, extra - trim Blades are worn without a belt. Unusual squared-off poc­ kets are hidden in the waistband. Washable fabric in.black or olive. Waists 29-34, length 29-34. 6.95 H aitlty’s liarstftt.^lrnps D O W N T O W N j J c H R lS T O W N M oney an d girls haven’t ch an ged H appy Jack, Except for th e m in or bulge in his cashm ere ja c k e t caused by (l ) a p a ck o f M arlboros a n d (2) a box o f M arlboros, h e’s th e sam e o ld S ig a fo o s,' See • Campus Representatives: Ted Lorber, Jim Kirkpatrick, Jim Oakley, Renz Jennings Page 6 Friday, February 9, 1962 STATE PRESS Parada D el Sol Sees Women’s Association Plans classes Put Flag Ceremony First ASU Participation Modernization Of Program Salutes Arizona Admission Day j F red G. Z ab a rsk y com m anded I A rizona S ta te U n iv ersity w as AW S is undergoing a re-evalu^tion program and it A ir F orce ROTC d rill team j re p re se n te d in S co ttsd ale’s P a is hoped by the general council that these changes and j m em b ers an d th e ir m ascot, a ! rad a Del Sol, S atu rd ay , for th e m odernization w ill make AW S a more effective organi­ [sev e n m o n th old p u p p y , to a firs t tim e in th e p a ra d e ’s e ig h tA rizona S tate U niversity w ill | tie for second p lace in sw eep - ' y e a r h isto ry . zation. call a cam pus-w ide convocation I stak es . h o n o rs P arad a D el Sol queen an d w ith Moose AW S represents all wom en students and is their | W ednesday honoring the sem i­ j Lodge, o u t of o v er 300 e n tra n ts h e r atten d a n ts, all ASU stu centennial of A rizona’s adm is­ | in th e p a ra d e th ro u g h S co tts­ j d en ts, an d . fo u r g ro u p s fro m dale. T h e d rill te am w ill r e ­ ASU m a rc h ed in th e tw o -h o u r sion to statehood. ceive a c e rtifica te fo r second a n n u a l p ara d e. he convocation I T The convocation, open to the Q ueen J a n H all, fre sh m a n , public, w ill sta rt a f noon w ith place. ASU w as also rep rese n ted in w as follow ed by h e r a tte n d a n ts, a flag -raisin g cerem ony by the ROTC color guard and band at [ t he th re e -d a y rodeo by Rodeo S heila W are an d P a t B ru n o tte, C lub m em b ers G ary Lee, Jim also fresh m en . the new m ain en tran ce to the ASU g ro u p s in th e p a ra d e H ain, R oger A dam s, D ean Hill, cam pus w est of the A d m in istra­ Bud M artin,. Ayes M ickle, D ick w ere seven Rodeo Club m em ­ ' A lp h a L am bd a D e lta has tion building. Collins a n a P a t . B ru n o tte. Two b ers on horses, 14 a rm y ROTC sent le tte rs to re p re s e n ta ­ Golden b irth d ay greetings w ill ASU alu m n i, -J im S ch u p e and d rill te a m m e m b ers an d 13 tiv e schools th ro u g h o u t the be'“'extended by D r. G. H om er P h il T u rn e r w e re also in th e K ay d e tte s, A rm y ROTC w o m ­ U n ite d States in q u irin g a S ergeant Tom Godbehere of I D urham ,- A SU p resid en t; Dr. rodeo. e n ’s au x ilia ry . bout t h e ir A W S program s. Cam pus S ecurity rem inds a l l ! M erle N utt, ch airm an of, th e fa R eplies are now com ing in i new stu d en ts to 'p ic k u p; th e ir culty assem bly, and G ary W al­ and w ill be v e ry h elp fu l in k e r ASASU president. m a k in g plans fo r n e x t y e a r. ‘p a rk in g stick ers im m ediately. T he address on the adm ission ; N atani is preparing a ques­ ! W arning citations have ceas­ of A rizona to statehood w ill be i tionnaire to be , distributed ed as of last W ednesday and delivered by Dr. D onald R. Van j throughout the residents’ halls p ark in g citations a re now b e- P etten . professor of Political S ci- ; • S ave T im e > . . and to Phratar.es asking for • S ave M on ey . . . view s on past AW’S activities j ing issued for all violations. An.j ence. The Rev. C harles Crouch, O nly 2.00 • P rofessional J6b and giving suggestions for t h e ' added re m in d e r to all stu d e n ts i carnpus religious counselor, w ill type of program they feel w ould j that registéred th e ir car last d eliver the benediction at 12:30 ! sem ester is< th a t p a rk in g stick - p.m. be of value. [ ers obtained in Septem ber of A ll classes w ill ■b e dismissed T h e A W S G e n e ral C o u n ­ O pen 8 -8 D a ily ‘— 1 0 -6 S u n d a y 1961 are valid for th is sem es­ from 11:50 to 12:30 for th e con­ cil is appointing a n ew e d i­ 1015 W est 8th St., Tempe ter. vocation. to r and revision com m ittee . academ ic life, social évents and I f —#---------~ — ~~ c u ltu ra l affairs. Its activities are ' Women S tudents w ill have an open to all women.. . I organization w hich tru ly serves not only the w om en students b u t To help w ith th e evaluation j a jso w yj contrib u te and keep program , AWS has suggested step w ith th e grow th of th e som e projects to the various j U niversity.” w om en’s honoraries. New Students N eed Stickers NOW! Coin-Operated Dry Cleaning Center 10 LBS. HOLIDAY LAUNDRY fo r Coed Cues, the p a m p h ­ let designed to help w om en students a d ju s t to cam pus life . T h e re also w ill be c o n ­ s titu tio n a l changes. B arbara A nderson, AWS p re ­ sident, said in reg ard to the re-ev a lu atio n program , “It is the hope of the AWS E xecu­ tive Council that the Associated Tareyton delivers the flavor... DVAL FILTER DOES IT! P rin ts A va ila b le j For R en tal Fee T he C u ltu ra l A ffairs com m itte e is offerin g its p rin t collec- [ ticrrr f o r r e n t “f o r s e c o n d sem es- j te r. T h e p rin ts w ill be h u n g in the' MU low er lounge and w i l l 1 be. a v a ila b le to all stu d en ts. ! S tu d en ts 'desiring an y of th e se p rin ts can pick them up : im m ediately at th e M em orial! U nion. T he re n ta l fee is. one d ollar, and p rin ts m u st be r e ­ tu rn e d before th e end of th e S em ester. Religious CounciIv!Sponsors Israelian Talk Tuesday, T he S tu d e n t R eligious C oun­ cil is sponsoring a cultural...prngram T uesday at 7:30 in the M em orial U nion. H arv ey Rosenstock wiJJ p rese n t slides co n ­ ce rn in g his trip to Israel. xaacoooooooosn W ANTED P a rt tim e clean up m a n . A - ] bout 4 hours a d ay. See] R a lp h , S erv ic e M g r. BRIT SMITH Car Co. 802 Mill — Tempe *Tareyton#s Dual Filter in duas partes divisa est!" says Lucius (Dead-eye) Claudius, crack marksman of the X V I Cohort catapult team. “People come from Nero and far for Tareyton,” says Dead-eye. “Vero, Tareyton’s one filter cigarette that really delivers de gustibus. TVy a pack and see why the whole gang in the cohort is forum.” ARTIST SUPPLIES Crafts • Hobbies Decorating Materials Picture Framing Tempe Center • WO 7-4482 ACTIVATED CHARCOAL in n e r filter PURE WHITE OUTER FILTER DUAL FILTER Tareyton frodutlùf iS ij& u tfcan jt our middle name Q*.r.t Friday, February 9, 1962 T h e oia sun-D evil him self Scoots rig h t across th e face of y o u r own personalized check. E veryone will ,ftnow y o u ’re from A SU all right! A nd we sups* p l\/th e checks as fa st as you w rite them ! P erson­ alized Sun Devil checks — free of charge . . . only «it F irs t N ational. STATE PRESS Page 7 NO M INIM UM BALANCE REQUIRED NEWCOMERS INFORMATION SERVICE O nly F irs t N atio n al offers th is service. N o m in i­ m um balance required. Y ou p ay only 10f a check for th e checks y o u/actually w rite. A nd yop receive a m o nthly sta te m e n t free of charge! W h eth er y o u ’re from o ut of s ta te or o u t of tow n y o u ’ll find p len ty of helpful inform ation a t y o u r F irs t N atio n al office. M aps, facts an d guidebooks are furnished an d th e Newcomers R ep resen tativ e will be glad to help you locate th e churches, clubs, service organizations, an d em ploym ent facilities in th e Valley of th e S un. A nd F irs t N atio n al is th e n earest b ank to campus! /y N A T IO N A L BANK O F A R IZ O N A Ì Friday, February 9, 1962 STATE PRESS Page 8 b lic Concert Three Organizations PIsu Schedule!I Renew FinancialA id B y ASU Choir T he N ational In stitu te of H ealth has renew ed a 810,253 g ran t supporting an ASU in ­ vestigation of “The E ffects of Venom on Cells and Tissues.” 'D r. E ldridge M. B ertke, assis­ ta n t professor of Zoology, is conducting the investigation and Dr. H erb ert L. Stahnke, d irecto r of the ASU poisonous anim als research laboratory, isassisting. T he U.S. Signal Corps, F o rt M o n m o u th ., N. J., has r e n e w e d ’ its su p p o rt of an ASU in v e sti­ gation of sem i-co n d u cto r m a ­ te ria ls and devices for th e sec- . ond consecutive year. Bring Your Favorite " M U C H AC H A " To Chico's For Valentine s Day T he ASU "Con'cert Choir w ill ! D r. Ben G ussick, p ro fesso r p resen t a free public concert at j of P hysics an d D r. H a rry B. 8 p.m S u n d ay in th e MU B all- j W h iteh u rst, associate p ro fesso r room . of C h em istry a re chief in v e sti­ T he choir, composed of se- i gators. lected voices from th e 250-voice j T he A tom ic E nergy C om m is­ u n iv ersity Chorus, h as re c e n t- j sion has ren ew ed a $20,242 co n ­ ly re tu rn e d from a six -d ay to u r tra c t w ith ASU to co n tin u e an of A rizona, C alifornia and N e- j inv estig atio n of th e op tical and vada. electrical p ro p e rtie s of in su la ­ L e tte rs receiv ed a t ASU tors a n d sem i-co n d u cto rs. from persons w ho a tte n d the j D r. B en R. G ossick, p ro fesso r perform ances described the j of. Physics, is d irec tin g th e in ­ ch o ir as “o u tsta n d in g ” an d an vestigation, which, is now e n - \ “u n u su ally good q u ality of m u ­ te rin g its fo u rth y ear. sic.” Lyceum Building Being Remodeled CHICO'S RESTAURANT® FINE MEXICAN FOOD T he p ro g ra m w ill fe a tu re a | v arie ty of m usic ran g in g from ; classical to sp iritu als an d folk • songs. 1120 East Apache Blvd. — Tempe *Air conditioned of course T he c u rre n t 845.683 co n tract ex ten d s to Nov. ,17, 1962. T he Lyceum building, lo c a te d ; behind the A rts building, is b e - ; T he investigation is b e in g 1 ing rem odeled and soon w ill I conducted by the P hysics and open as the new D ram a W o rk - j C h em istry d ep a rtm en ts and w ill shop. ex p lo re th e behavior of re c tify ­ T he 175 seats now can be ra is- | ing electrical contacts on ce­ ed and low ered to suit th e ); ram ic titan iu m dioxide. spectators an d th e re also is im proved lighting. The first play in th e new I th e a tre w ill be “V olpone.” It tentativ ely is scheduled to ru n i M arch 15-17 and 22-24. F o r the fo o t-w e arv stu d e n ts ! The arch itects who designed! of ASU, 50 new concrete b en ­ th e rem odeling are C artm ell and | ches have been placed around Rossman. th e cam pus grounds by the physical plant. Campus Sports 50 New Benches E ight of the benches'grace th e ground floor -of the Social Sci­ ences building. Mr. F en n H a r­ ris. superin ten i| 2n t of bu ild ­ ings, said th a t a continuing survey on the, need and use of th e benches may result in m ore benches being ordered. No Parking! T he p ark in g lot a t 11th S tre e t' and F o rest A venue is o ff-lim its I for a l l , stu d en t p a rk in g .1 The lo t’s m ain purpose is th a t o f ! an overflow area fo r fa tu ity and sta ff m em bers and is n ot for stud en t use. 0 What’s your favorite kind of date? 0 MEN: do you smoke an occasional pipe as well as cigarettes? wo m □ dance □ house" □ walk & talk □ a few brews with friends □ Yes □ No Expect more, get mor B ea u tifu l to g iv e , e x c itin g to r e c e iv e — R u sse ll S to v e r C an d ies, th e finest, freshest« y o u can buy. ■■ . Russell Stover’s famous A ssorted Chocolates —w ith V alentine decorations 1 lb. box $1.50 21b. box 2.95 TEMPE DRUG Operi 9 to 7 — Corner 6th and M ill It's the rich-flavor leaf among L&M's choice tobaccos that gives you MORE BODY in the blend, MORE FLAVOR in the srrioke, MORE TASTE through the filter. So get Lots More from filter smoking with L&M. HERE’S HOW 1029 STUDENTS AT 100 COLLEGES VOTED! 03 ODDV801 Sb3AWf 1139011 8 b 3 11 Isj 7oW %0Z""SPU9UJ qijM SM9jq M3J B % 0 Z ..... ’ A pedasnoqQ %82*.... • >P} 9 >||eM % z i ..... ...... aouep F I L TERS LIGGETT i M YERS TOBACCO C %6fr..... ........ jam o %S .... ’** jnqpvseW %9 ..... ••• J91BMP|09Ä % L ..... U0SU3A91S W % z i ..... ’ J3M0L]U3S!3 % i z ..... ... /pauu3» Friday, February 9, 1962 STATE PRESS Page 9 A ir Force Sponsors Technology Students Indian Dances Are Scheduled To Benefit Fund T he first w om an to p a rtic i- i prior to en terin g th e service. p ate in th e U nited S tates A ir O rig in ally established to train F orce u niversity tra in in g p r o -i engineers, th e program now in ­ gram , V irginia L. R odriquez of I cludes train in g in business,- m a ­ H onolulu, H aw aii, is a t ASU. j them atics and m edical tech n o ­ Miss R odriquez is s tu d y in g ! logy. Miss Rodriquez is c re d it- | microbiology, according to M aj.j ed w ith h aving th e ...program R o b ert K . H assell, A ir F orce j opened to 'w om en as w ell -a s In stitu te of Technology lia is o n : men. officer a t ASU. M iss R odriquez h ad studied I P resen tly , th e re is only one tw o y ea rs a t th e U niversity of j o th e r w om an p articip a tin g in H aw aii in biblogical and physical 1 th e p rogram ,..w ho is also h ere sciences before enlisting in the ! a t ASU. She is K a th ry n Hays of M artin,' S.D., w ho a rriv e d in A ir Force. W Ju T he A ir .Force h as designed I n e, 1961. th is pro g ram for people under T he program „includes 173 30 y ears of,,age w ho h av e e a rn - : m en an d is coordinated by M aj. ed a t .least 30 college credits] H assell. Your HEALTH I is our 1 BUSIHESS - I In d ian s from eig h t trib es th ro u g h o u t th e sta te w ill p e r ­ form d an ce cerem onials tom or­ row nig h t a t 8 in th e m en's gym. D aw a-C hindi, A SU ’s A m eri­ can In d ian club, w ill sponsor th e program , giving th e p ro ­ ceeds to th e In d ian scholarship fund, w hich is for In d ian stu ­ dents alread y atten d in g ASU an d fo r those p lanning to atten d ASU. “T he tribesm en perform ing a re d o n ating th e ir services an d trav elin g expenses to b en efit th e scholarship fu n d ,” said Ja c k W elsh, ch airm an of th e C ere­ m onials com m ittee. ■ E ig h teen dances w ill be. p e r­ form ed and explained, including th e N avajo fe a th e r dance; Y eiB e-C hai an d corn g rinding ce re­ mony; th e P lain s shield dance; the A pache w a r d ance and crow n (devil) dancers; th e fam ­ ed' hoop dance; M ohave bird dance, and Pim a basket dance; th e H opi eagle and buffalo dances; “T he dance cerem onials a re to edycate th e people, not ju st to show th e dances,” W elsh said, “We w an t to explain th e back ­ ground of th e dancqs.” T ickets m ay be obtained from any club m em ber, a t th e . MU inform ation desk or at th e door, for $1.50 for adults, $1 for stu ­ d ents and 50 cents for ch ild ren u n d er 12. D aw a-C h in d i w as form ed in 1957 and is composed of about 70 Indians from 17 tribes and about 25 n o n -In d ia n s. It is the largest l a th e nation. Phone W O 7-2922 L A IR D PHARMACY CORNER FIFTH & MILL, TEMPE A S U H O S T S S T A T E C O N V E N T IO N — D elegates to the A W S State C o nvention w ill a rr iv e on cam pus th is aftern oo n fo r tw o days o f con vention a c tiv ities . Sh ow n posting p u b lic ity fo r the e v e n t are Sharon H a b ib , L y n n S h ahan and N ancy M oore. P.E. 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A unique combination of anti-evaporation agents m a k e s S u p e r S m ooth S haye s ta y m o ist an d f i r m. N o re-lathering, no dry spots. Richer and cre am ie r... gives you th e m ost satisfyin g sh a v e . . . fastest, c le a n e st—an d m ost com fortable. Regular or m entholated, 1:00. (Qâtçfyù u LTO'N îjî&yj ■•«•♦¡♦N n&g * Bookstore Hours Friday Only — 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Saturday Only — 8 A.M. to^4oon i ili j affi} SÉ UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE ji'g fjg \i0l 1 il PRINTING F op in v ita tio n s and a n n o u n c e m e n ts t h a t a re a lw a y s s o c ia lly c o rre c t and p e r fe c tly p r in te d , see — TEMPE DAILY NEWS 607 M I L L ssgi Friday, February 9, 1962 STATE PRESS Page 10 A WS Convention Begins Today Art Workshop Established; Some distinguished Phoenix citizens will be featured speakers at thè Associ­ ated Women .Students State Convention today and tomorrow at ASU. Miss Ruth Bradley, assistant editor of the “Woman’s Day” page for the Ari­ zona Republic; Dr. Péarl Tang, chief of the Bureau of Maternal and Child Health for is j Maricopa County; Mrs. Freda Schmidt, Phoenix real estate broker, and Dean Jin- Applications Due By Feb. 10 A pplications are now open | ASU g rad u a te stu d en t w ho fo r enrollm ent in th e S aturday j in charge of th e a r t program at \ n e tt K irk , dean of w om en at . ■ . ' ' " ' . m orning . A rt W orkshop, T he | P ayn e T rain in g School; H a rrie t j P hoenix College, w ill re la te th e ir college w ill lead Buzz session A n assem bly an d p an el d isclasses w ill be held from 9 a.m. Boyd, P hoenix, a r t teacher at! c u s s i o n w ill b e held S attalk s to th e .im portance of e d u - i groups in a discussion of d ii' to noon, Feb. 10 through A pril ! A lham bra ' S c h o o 1; LaV onne i feren t asp ects of AWS on each u fd ay aftern o o n follow ing th e | Schrieber, Scottsdale, n ationally j cated w om en in a dem ocratic * cam pus. 14. talk s given by th e P hoenix w o E nrollm ent w ill be lim ited to | know n craftsm an and .weaver, society. N ancy ‘B row n, Intercollegiate l and K ath ry n K ilgore, Tem pe, 100 stud en ts and applications D ean Jo D orris, AWS advisor, A ssociated W om en S tu d en ts’ p r e - i m cn’ A stu d en t Panel wlU fo rm should be subm itted before Feb. w ho earned h e r m a ste r of fine j w ill open th e convention w ith an | sident, w ill b e th e key n o te i ulate questions to ask the sp e a k 10. Form al registration and p ay ­ ! a rts d eg ree a t ASU and teaches in fo rm al a d d r e s s “Success I sp eak er a t th e luncheon in the | ers. S usan Pferbruck is A SU ’s m e n t of tuition w ill ta k e place i ex ten tio n classes fo r th e A rt i T hrough E ducation” in C lancy’s MU B allroom . ' panel delegate, ' I d u rin g the first class m eeting, d ep a rtm en t. tonight at 8. ■’ ‘ I -------- --------------- ---------------:---------------------------------------------' ' r...:''"i—— F u rth e r inform ation- may. be I th e en tire cost w ill be S20. P resident G. Horsier D urham , • “T he w orkshop is designed to i obtained by w ritin g o r ’telep h o n - I D ean C atherine G. N ichols and help students who a re flexible j ing Ja ck T aylor, of th e A rt d e ­ AWS P resid en t B arb ara A n d er­ w ith ideas and m aterials, fluent p artm en t. son w ill w elcom e th e d elegates j "Just W h at I in th eir in terp retatio n , im agina­ in' a m orning assem bly Sa-tur- j tiv e in th e ir thinking, and orig- j day. in a l in th e ir view of the w o rld ,” A lw ays W anted . R ep resen tativ es from N ew j said Ja c k T a ilo r, assistan t p ro - i M exico S tate, th e UofA, G o o d ! MARCHING BAND fessor of A rt and w orkshop d i­ A ll band m em bers who can S am aritan H ospital in P h o e n ix ,! A Big Mugs-Up rector. p articip a te in th e p ara d e Feb. ASC and P h o en ix College will A p are n t’s'cla ss, held in con­ 14,. com m em orating the 50th a n ­ be housed in P alo V erde H all I ju n ctio n w ith the stu d en t s e s - ! niversary of A rizona statehood, | fo r th e convention. Root. Beer" sions, will also be scheduled.j should rep o rt to th e B and build Follow ing the m orning assem - I It will featu re discussion of th e t in g 'to d a y -o r Monday. bly, student sp eak ers from each j stu d e n ts’ w ork, lectures, m ovies and. studib^sessions. j T eachers ut th e w orkshop in —i elude H elen Sloan of Tem pe, Attention! FLIGHT INSTRUCTION Luncheon Set For Tom orrow j T he N ew com ers gro u p ' at j ASU has scheduled a lunehee-nj tom o rro w a t 12:30 p.-m. in th e j S ands Hotel, Tem pe. F ollow ing th e l u n c h e o n m em b ers an d th e ir guests w ill | to u r T aliesin W est. Scottsdale, j according to th e chairm an , M rs. R obert S anders, of Tem pe. MUGS UP ROOT BEER 503 E A S T 8 T H S T . 1 “ W H E R E T H E N IC K E L IS M I G H T Y " Special Rates For College People MODERNIZED GROUND SCHOOL FOR PILOTS & NON-PILOTS KORET Amos FlighuOperations A Private License is a Must In Modern Business = Don Amos — Class of '56 Phone BR 5-7291 SKY HARBOR of California (ßu n ch W a tc h Sho W here Discounts Are Real • • fe a tu r in g BULOVA W ATCHES S P E ID E L B A N D S Phone WO 7-3221 609 MILL — TEMPE R e g u la tio n s : F o r s tu d e n ts and fa c u lt y o n ly o f A riz o n a S ta te U n i­ v e r s ity . Cash in a d va n ce . S u b ­ m it to R oom 207, M e m o ria l U n iq n B u ild in g , b y n oon tw o d a ys b e ­ fo r e d ate o f* p u b lic a tio n : n oon M o n d a y f o r W e d n e s d a y ’s issue, noon W e d ne sd a y fo r F r id a y ’ s tis s u e . R ates: 3 ce nts p e r w o rd , 50 ce nts m in im u m ch arg e . RIDERS S h a re rid e to M ^ ry v a le . C a ll P .M . and BR fro m A S U to 2-1056 a fte r 6 FOR SALE '58 B la c k M G A R oa d ste r. R a d io , H e a ­ te r , w ir e w h e e ls, s lid in g w in d o w s . E x c e lle n t c o n d itio n . $1195.00 C a ll CR 4-5304. S k i’s — 6'9’ M e ta l Edge $15.00 Ski Poles $5.00 S k i B o o ts — Size §-9' $5.00 U k u le le — W o o d , w it h tra v e l case $6 T e le p h o n e W O 7-1974 1960 C o n te m p o ri, 30’ x 8 \ o n e -b e d ro o m t r a ile r . E x c e lle n t c o n d itio n . 1131 L e ­ m o n S tre e t, Space 21, T e m p e . Be An American Airlines Stewardess Would you like to put on an American Airlines stewardess uniform and wings? Come in for a brief, private interview. Learn more about the qualifications necessary to begin this rewarding career. If accepted, you’ll train at our million dollar Stewardess College, at American’s expense. Develop new poise, learn secrets of personal grooming. Starting salary $335, with expense allowance and periodic increases. To serve our passengers’ welfare and comfort, you must be: □ Single □ Age 20-26 □ High School Graduate I I 5'3" to 5'9" [J Normal vision without glasses— contact lenses may be considered. ! fj 11 1 pH i Banded Boatneck Slip on $8.98 Elastarib Reeds CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT Monday-Friday 9 AM - 4 PM AL 8-6761 .■¡.-.tH»■' Pf WmSk AMERICANA/RNNESA AMERICA’S LEADING AIRLINE “ An Equal Opportunity Employer** I Celia’s FASHIONS TEMPE CENTER J I Û m l Friday, February 9, 1962 STATE PRESS Prom otion Of Greeks Called Purpose Of I N O W THREE LOCATIONS A . 1. Tempe Center 2. 1302 Rural Page 11 3. Bayless Center Open 24 Hours A Day! r v /'K mir ai \ $i t u i By L A R R Y . A U G S B U R G E R tional colonies in its m em ber­ “T he purp o se of th e I p te r - s h i p —, fra te rn ity Council is th e ,prom o-, T h e original purpose of tion of th e G reeks, n o t th e -ré­ IF C w a s “ to p ro m o te b e tte r g ulation of th em ,” ' says J e rry u n d ers ta n d in g b etw een f r a ­ MSTla to« tunJt^and Cleaning • LAST in the Phene Booh S ullivan, IFC p resid en t. te rn itie s .” I t has n ow e x ­ panded th e fu n c tio n to .in ­ O rganized in 1937 w ith th re e local fra tern ities, th e IFC new clud e serv ic e and in f o r m a ­ h as 19 n atio n als an d tw o n a - ' tio n as w e ll. , LAUNDRYt CLEANERS DRIVE-IN 10 - 6 Mon. thru Sat. 1 0 - 9 Thursday Q ltO jt' KEEP ALERT! <)Uy d W NoDoz t a a shop designed w ith the college girl in m ind b l e t s 616 9 6 7 -1 9 8 1 S A F É A S O O M YRTLE TEM PE lutely not habit-forming. N ext time monotony makes you feel drowsy while driving, working or studying, do as millions do . . . perk up with safe, effective NoDoz. Another fine product of Grove Laboratories^ RESTAURANT GOOD FOOD BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER CLOSED W EDNESDAYS G EO RG E A N D GRACE C A M ER O N 2207 W. M ain _ O n M esa-rTempe H ig h w ay _ WO 4-9860 INTERVIEW FEBRUARY 12-13 T h e IF C E x e c u tiv e C o u n ­ cil fo r th is sem ester is J e r ­ ry S u lliv a n , S ig m a Nu^ , p resident; R ex Y o u n g , Phi S igm a K a p p a , vice p re s id e n t; D ic k V in c e n t, Sigm a A lp h a Epsilon, s e c re ta ry , and W a lt W e b e r, L am b d a C h i A lp h a , tre a s u re r. T he council sponsors such events d u rin g th e y e a r as th e annual IFC Sing, th e W ater S ports D ay and G reek W eek activities. I t alsp d istrib u tes m ail to th e in d iv id u al fra te rn ity houses.A m a jo r fu n c tio n each sem ester is rush w eek, w h e re th e IF C can a c q u a in t th e n o n -G re e k s w ith the f r a t e r n it y system . L ast sem-, ester th e council published a rush b o o kle t fo r th e f ir s t tim e to give new com ers to A S U a look a t th e G re e k w a y of life . F F THE SAFE WAYtortay alert without harmful stimulants N e v e r t a k e c h a n c e s w ith dangerous “pep pills.” Instead, ta k e proven sa fe N oD oz© ., Keeps you mentally alert with th e sam e safe refresher found in coffee.Y et N oD oz is faster, handier, more reliable. Abso- Each of th e 21 fra te rn itie s at ASU is rep rese n ted w ith two m em bers in IFC —- th e house p resid en t an d an elected m em ­ ber. T he 42 m em bers m e et w ith th e ir advisor, D ean G ary A n ­ derson, ev e ry second T h u rsd ay . 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He will arrange an appointment for you with the IBM representative. If you cannot attend an interview, write or call the manager of the nearest IBM office: To expand th e inform ation services of th e IFC, a new P u b ­ lic R elations com m ittee has been organized. An IFC b ulle­ tin board w ill be placed in each fra te rn ity house w ith a ca len d ar of events for th e y ear. A service a w a rd w ill be p resented by a p o in t sys­ tem to th e f r a t e r n it y t h a t has done th e m ost service fo r th e fr a t e r n it y system , each y e a r. A ccording to S ullivan, “T he council is a v ery n ecessary th in g for coordinating fra te rn ity a c - ' tivities. T he IFC g o verning ru les w ere d raw n up by th e f r a te r ­ nities them selves th ro u g h th e ir rep rese n tativ es.” . T he IFC does h a v e discip lin I ary pow er, -b u t th e fra tern ities contend th a t it is b e tte r for a fra te rn ity to be b ro u g h t b e j lo re th e council th an before the school ad m in istratio n for dis­ cip lin ary action. . T h e i IF C supervises th e In t e r f r a t e r n ity Pledge C o u n ­ cil and th e S ch olarsh ip c o m ­ m itte e , arra n g e s fo r study tables, can su p p ly tu to rs fo r n e a rly , e v e ry sub je c t and is p re s e n tly in v e s tig a tin g s e v ­ e ra l scho larship p rogram s. F u tu re plans fo r th e council include th e donating of a foun­ tain for th e new F ra te rn ity Row and th e sending of delegates to th e W estern 'Regional In te rfra ie rn ity Conference, w hich w ill be held in S eattle a t th e W orld’s F air som etim e this spring. W ANTED Clean Used Cars TOP PRICES C. H. Woolf, Branch Manager IBM Corporation, Dept. 882 3424 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, Ariz. Phone: CR 7-2661 IBM CASH ON T H E SPOT Bring T itle, Be Ready To Trade BRIT SMITH C ar Co. 802 M ill — Tempe You naturally have a better chance to grow with a growth company. Page 12 Friday, February 9, 1962 STATE PRESS Snowboivl Bound A D P i Hosts Fashions j For Brides Alpha Delta Pi’s third an­ nual “Guide for Brides” fashion show will be pre­ .* m i t se n ted to m o rro w a t 2 p.m . in th e P h o en ix Ramada Inn. F ash io n s fo r six d iffe re n t w e d d i n g s a n d g o in g -aw ay clo th es fo r honeym oons to six d iffe re n t p laces w ill be p ro v id ­ ed by G o ld w aters and m odeled I by A lp h a D elta P is an d ASU I fra te r n ity m en. F o llo w in g • th e show , guests I ¡| w ill b e in v ited to slay fo r t h e ! II “re c e p tio n ” an d to look a t d isp la y s of “w ed d in g g ifts,” fa s h - § ions fo r th e hom e, w ed d in g p o r- ; sj tra its an d ty p ical sh o w er gifts. T ic k ets a re a v a ila b le on c a m - j p u s fro m an y A lp h a D elta Pi, in ' £jj| th e b rid a l d e p a rtm e n t of an y I G o ld w ate rs gtore an d also a t ! $ th e door. j Tempe’s Most Popular Florist Evenings WO 7-5020 722 MILL AVENUE Eat In or Carry Out: Open E very Day For Lunch & Dinner Friday & Saturday Till 2 A.JW. FREE Catering Service To Parties E verything for the Art Student Art Supplies Picture Fram ing Wheel Aligning - Balancing 703 N. 2nd St. Phoenix Order By Phone For Faster Service 801 E. Apache P H O N E A L 8 -2 6 2 8 Auto Glass Installation SER IA LIZED COLLISION SERVICE I. W . “ P e te ” N u ll — P h on e W O 7 -1 6 0 1 11 East Fourth S tr e e t— - ——TEMPE KINGS Chocolates From CORNER, C ol l>fl> ond 8t h, W O 7 - 4 0 4 9 Is this the only reason for using Mennen Skin Bracer? Skirt Bracer’s rugged, long-lasting aroma is an ob­ vious attribute. But is it everything? : After alt, Menthol-Iced Skin Bracer is the after-shave lotion that cools rather than burns. It helps heal shaving nicks and scrapes. Helps prevent blemishes. Conditions your skin. Aren’t these sound, scientific virtues more important than the purely emotional effect Skin Bracer has on women? In that case, buy a bottle. And —have fun. IRAhf '.fyt e ipil-;:«;-e•ft | w j skin brace»; IN THE NEW NON-SUP FLASK Friday, February 9, 1962 STATE PRESS Cam pus P rem iers A fte r Hours ‘Seven Brides’ Brightens Screen At Cosner Tonight By T W IL A C am p u s E d ito r Well, we all made it! Finals are.over and that great­ est time of the year — spring semester — is moving in on the ASU campus. Fraternities and - sororities are back on the prowl for pledges, name talent is filtering into the sandy nightspots of the Valley of the Sun, and orange blossoms will soon be battling the Stockyard stench along College Avenue. Even the State Press has a new face, as you can see by checking out the editorial page. “After Hours, replacing “Greek to Me,” will continue 'as the mouth­ piece for ASU’s Greek populace. There’s no more “so­ ciety section.” It’s called “campus” now, but still means you’ll be getting everything from exchanges to eggfights to club news on these pages. We need ydur help though, if you want publicity for your organization. Remember, w e want colorful tidbits as well as dull facts. If your group’s pulling off something exciting, like a boondacher or panty raid, tell us about it. We’ll guarantee you publicity! • BLEACHING • MANICURING Milady's Beauty Salon Personalized Beauty Care E V E N IN G S Sands of Tempe WO 7-1611 Ext. 37 B Y A P P O IN T M E N T 601 E. Apache WO 7-2221 * * * ¥ ¥ * * * * ¥ ¥ * ¥ ¥ * ¥ ¥ * ¥ * * * Í ^ * J j| * * * * * * * W— * i l [ miJö l jg * * ;; * AROl N o rth f o n t r n l ^ Things By B IL L O V E R E N D • STYLING 9 A . M . - 6 P .M .. W Semester! an activity card w ill' ad m it one “W hen seven b ro th ers get to ­ and all. T he lau g h ter-filled p ro ­ g e th e r an d decide betw een them duction begins a t 7:30 p.m. I t ’s th a t th e y ’r e going to k id n ap sponsored by th e C u ltu ra l A f­ seven young brides, th e fun b e­ fairs com m ittee. gins.” In th e movie, seven Sabine T onight, Sun D evils, you have j w om en a re kidnapped by seven th e op p o rtu n ity to see one of | b ro th ers. “T he b ro th ers need H ollyw ood’s m o s t refresh in g ' w ives to give th em a fam ily to m ovies. T he title? “Seven B rides w o rk on th e ir farm ,” said Ron F o r Seven..B rothers,” an a w a rd ­ H orner, c u ltu ral affairs c h a ir­ w in n in g m usical sta rrin g Ja n e m an. P ow ell, H ow ard K eel an d Russ F ull of m usic, choreography T am blyn. (even an o ld-fashioned hoeThe- technicolor com edy w ill dow n and a contagious g aiety ), b e show n a t Cosner A uditorium . th e story w as w ritte n by S te ­ O nly a 25<-cent donation plus phen V incent Benet. PERMANENTS Rings Spring DRUMM • TINTING Page 13 Greeks a t a Glance Been over to the new Fraternity Row yet? It is shaping up quick and should provide quite a lift for ASU’s struggling Greeks. The houses themselves, in­ cluding a Frank Lloyd Wright original, promise to be­ come the show place of the campus — if the fraterniShould be an interesting rush this semester! ties can dig up enough new pledges to fill them. Pretty quiet around Adelphi Drive these days. Guess everybody’s still recovering from overdoses of dexadrine. Biggest event’s been Phi Sigma Kappa’s election of officers — Bob Frend, president; Eric Kessler, vice president; A1 Anderson, secretary; Larry Bell, treasurer; Bill Cherry, inductor, and Doug Zimmerman, sentinel. Theta D elta Chi pledges presented their actives with a “Pledge Salute,” whatever that is, about a month ago. Sigma Sigm a Sigm a pledges staged an unsuccessful walkout. Kappa Alpha Thetas celebrated their 92nd Founder’s Day w ith a banquet Jan. 26. Sigma Nus are starting off the m onth with a couple of exchanges and a hayride. Other ’n that, sounds kind of dead so far. * * o * Around t h e . Town * For those of you with a few extra bucks in your * wallet, and a yen for some great entertainment, buy your * tickets now to see Gypsy Rose Lee .as “Auntie Marne.” It " ¥ opens. Tuesday night at the Sombrero Playhouse and will Carmen McRae Opens Feb. 19 run for six days. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m., with a Satur­ _____ * day matinee, and tickets are $5.50 on^Friday and Satur­ J ALL Y O U CAN EAT! ¥ day nights. While you’re there, drop in for dinner at the Backstage Club. The atmosphere is great, service is J CHUCK W A G O N $1.95 J above average, and prices remain below the ridiculous. Char Broiled Steak Dinner $1.95 .1 » For that big night on the town, this combination is the best Phoenix has to offer! Music fans can’t, afford to miss Cal Tjader this weekend at Stein and Sirloin North. There are three shows nightly, beginning at 9:45* and.only a $1.50 cover charge. Crowds are good, food is. cheap and Latin jazz is the rule of the week. This is the only club in town now Rooking nationwide stars, and, although the atmos­ phere is weak, the talent is tops iji town! , (GETTING RID OF DANDRUFF, THA T ISO Tempe’s latest, and best joint is the Music Hall. Only problem seems to be a lack of customers. If you dig rock ’n roll and like plenty of space to dance, better make it out there soon. It just might replace The Library on your agenda for Friday afternoons! N O W PLAYING CAL TJA QUINTET DOING IT THE HARD WAY h y h o ^ a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * D an C u p id ’s sch ed u le is co m ­ p letely filled u p th is sem ester! H e’s busy a tte n d in g “to m a tte rs of th e h e a r t” w ith coeds a n d fellow s ex c h an g in g pins, rin g s an d lig h ted candles. P IN N IN G S M onnie Tiffany-;— B-*e 1 1 a G am m a, to S tev e A n thony^ P h i Sigm a K appa. JoA nne Von B lum e to T om Z oellner, T au K ap p a E psilon. S u san C h am b ers, C hi O m ega, to W ill T hom as, A lp h a T a u Om ega. N ancy D ay, A lp h a D elta P i, to G ary H all, P h i Sigm a K ap p a . K aren M cK enna, A lp h a P h i, to Jim Counts, P i K ap p a A l­ pha. S andee G arm ire, A lp h a P h i, to D ick P anzica, Sigm a N u. ENGAGEM ENTS M aris T hom as, A lp h a D elta Pi, to E rn e st H aw es, J r . B etty A dam s, G am m a P h i B eta, to R ocky S m ith, U n ited S tates M arin e C orps.. B a rb a ra M arlow e, K a p p a D elta, to S tan H arb er, ASU g rad u ate, 1961. Ja c k ie M adden to B ill M cBroom, P i K ap p a Alp h a-.—L ynne P eterso n , A lp h a D elta Pi, to F re d K ing. Ju d y Renz to L ou V olpe III, T au K ap p a Epsilon. W E D D IN G S C arol H ughes to G ail W als­ ton, Pi. K ap p a A lpha. A lice H ess to J a c k F ech er, P i K ap p a A lpha. /)® P 0 lF ä ¥ Q U H iM k T e s te s B e t t e r ! Stop I n .. . Find Out For Yourself! I TEMPE DAIRY QUEEN 950 M I L L A V E ___ T E M P E -------O N STAGE!— N O W th ru S U N D A Y W o r ld î ï mmmm 5 * ^ easier 3-miniite way for men: FITCH Men, get rid of embarrassing dandruff easy as 1-2-3 with FITCH! In just 3 minutes (one rubbing, one lathering, one rinsing), every trace of dandruff, grime, gummy old hair tonic goes right down the drain! Your hair looks hand­ somer, healthier. Your, scalp tingles, feels so refreshed. Use FITCH Dandruff Remover SHAMPOO every week for L E A D I N G M A N ’ S positive dandruff control. Keep your hair and scalp really clean, dandrufT-free! FITCH SHAM POO ï 4817 E. Indian School * N o w Playing — * * * * * * * * ALL Y O U CAN EAT! * CHUCK W A G O N Char Broiled Steak Dinner ^ * "Rose Murphy X Trio" ¥ X * ¥ ¥ $ 1 .9 5 $1 95 ¥ P re m ie re W m . In g e 1: N e w P la y SHELLEY W IN T E R S and RALPH MEEKER (in person) in “ N A T U R A L A F F E C T IO N ” C and lelig h t S m o rg asb o rd N ig h tly C o m p le te T h e a tre D in n e r $3.50 Phone A M 6 -4 4 8 7 P h o e n ix T ic k e ts also a t L e o n a rd ’s, 20 P a rk C e n tra l M a ll D esert S q u ire , S c o ttsd ale Com ing — Feb. 13 th ru 18 GYPSY ROSE LEE (in person) in "AUNTIE M A M E " Richard Charlton’s Sombrero Playhouse 4747 N, 7th St. — Phoenix Page 14 STATE PRESS Friday, February 9, 1962 Devil Grapplers Host UofA Wulk Is Chosen C oach T ed B re d e h o ft’s S un season in a m e e t w h ich B r e d e - , a n m a ro , a fo r m e r O ly m ­ D evil W re stlin g C lub hosts th e h o ft says “We should h a v e ! p ic w re s tle r , on a p in . U ofA g ra p p le rs to n ig h t a t 7:30 w on.” Since th a t tim e th e D e v il! In h is ■firs t m atch , H ays in S u n D evil G ym . g ra p p le rs h av e ro lled up th re e i p in n ed N ew t Copple, fiv e -tim e d u a l m eet w ins. T h e m e e t, th e second fo r n a tio n a l AAU ' ch a m p an d an . th e tw o te a m s th is season, S ev era l S u n D evil m a tm e n i O lym pic te am m e m b er an d P a n fe a tu re s th e O le O aken fa re d w ell in a re c e n t to u rn a - , B u c k e t a w a rd , to be g iv e n . m en t in S an D iego in w h ich i A m erican G am es cham p. to thfiL d o r m ito r y , f r a t e r ­ 305 w re stle rs fro m a ll o v er th e Jim M illiron of ASU d e fe a t­ n ity o r s o ro rity w ith th e w orld com peted. ed th re e ;o p p o n en ts in th e 171 m ost ance. m e m b e rs in a tt e n d ­ B u zz H a y s o f A S U w ent th ro u g h e ig h t ro u n d s o f th e to u rn a m e n t in 1 / 2 d ays b e ­ fo re losing to R a h im J a v - ASU d ro p p ed a 10-9 decision to th e W ildcats e a rlie r in th e SMILEY-BERGE Ford Your Nearest Auto Dealer ★ SERVICE SPECIAL * TRANSM ISSION — BA ND S AND LINKAGE ADJUSTM ENT $ 9 75 -FORDS P L U S O IL AND GASKET ONLY COMPLETE SERVICE FACILITIES WE SERVICE ALL MAKES 16 E. 8th St. - TEMPE - W O 7-2063 pound d iv isio n befo re losing to M ike Irv in e of El C am ino C ol­ lege. Coach Of Year N ed W ulk, h ea d b ask e tb a ll coach a t A rizo n a S tate, w as n am ed A rizona C oach of th e Y ea r T uesday n ig h t a t th e a n ­ n u a l P h o en ix P re ss Box A sso­ c iatio n b an q u et. W u lk , w ho se Su n D e v ils h a v e w o n e lè v e n g am es in a ro w a n d boast a 1 6 -3 s e a ­ son m a r k , has been th e m an b e h in d th e rise o f ten y ea rs prior* to h is a rriv a l. In th e 1958-59 season W u lk ’s ch arg es com piled a n im p ressiv e 17-9 reco rd an d th e n e x t vearx im proved it to 18-7. L ast season w as th e b est in th e h isto ry of ASU b ask etb a ll, as th e S un D evils rac k ed | up 23 w in s a g a in st o nly siic losses. W u lk b elie v e s th e g am e is fo r th e fans, and he trie s to h av e his te a m s m a k e it as in te re s tin g as possible. H e hate's to d is a p p o in t his h om e fa n s a n d doesn’t v e ry o fte n , as tKfe Su n 'D e v i l s ’ A SU ’s R ex M cC onaghy p laced A S U o u t o f th e b a s k e tb a ll fo u rth in th e 191 p o u n d d iv i­ d o ld ru m s a n d in to th e n a ­ sion. H e ad v a n ce d fo u r ro u n d s tio n a l s p o tlig h t in re c e n t b efo re losing a decision to M ike y e a rs . F erg u so n , fo rm e r NCAA n a tio n ­ W u lk took o v e r th e liead al ch a m p fro m M ichigan S tate h om e reco rd show s. co ach in g jo b a t ASU in 1957 | an d now a m e m b er of th e Sgn a f te r ASU h ad su ffe re d th ro u g h In 1958-59 the; D evils w ere , F ran cisco O ly m p ian s. se v e ra l losing y e a rs. H is 1957- 13-0 a t hom e; i n 11959-60 th ey T he O ak en B ucket aw a rd to - 58 D evils b ro k e ev en w ith 13 w e re 12-2 a n d la st y e a r th e y | n ig h t w ill be p rese n ted in d u p - w in s an d 13 losses an d w e n t w e re -14-0. T h is y e a r th e D evils 1 licate to ,th e m en ’s an d w o­ o v e r 100 p o in ts p e r g am e th re e a re 11-0 a t hom e, w ith fo u r m e n ’s organ izatio n s w ith the tim es— once m o re th a n D evil I h o m e co n tests rem a in in g . T hose I m ost m em bers in atten d an ce. i te a m s h a d d o n e in th e e n tire ; g am es to ta l to a rec o rd of 50 1w in s an d tw o losses sin ce th e s ta r t of th e 1958-59 season. Baseballers Start Workouts C oach B obby W in k les w ill e x p e rie n c e th e fo u r ju n io rs g re e t h is e n tire v a rsity b a se ­ g ain ed as sophom ores, on th e b all cre w n e x t w eek a f te r p u t­ m o u n d . S o p h o m o res u p from tin g his b a tte ry m en th ro u g h th e fre sh m a n c lu b w ill m a k e th e ir paces th is w eek. u p q u ite a b it of th e club. W e W in k les w ill be co u n tin g w ill h u r t d efe n siv ely a n d h ith ea v ily on so phom ores an d ju n ­ tin g -w ise u n less a ll th e sop h o ­ iors to b o lster th e clu b th is m ores p ro d u ce.” y ear, a fte r th e loss of se v eral L a s t season th e D evils w on sta n d o u ts ^ th ro u g h g ra d u a tio n . t h e ir firs t 21 g am es en ro u te A ccording to W inkles, “T he to a 36-13 o v e ra ll season r e c ­ p itch in g sh o u ld b e . good, b u t a o rd , w h ich ra n k e d th e m am ong lot w ill d e p e n d , on h o w m u ch | the. top team s in th e n atio n . o o m •n STi •r n -• r ” — —IT ■ '€) « ■— lA l" S u p erb ly b e a u tifu l H lG H U L m v .S I GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY f I * 8 U A » Y - M A ) l e H 1»,« f ii'T v é ï» r* . n •j. - « j l i® “T ELECTRICAL E N G IN E E R S LENItURT ELECTRIC CO. is conducting on-campus interviews MON. — FEB. 12 issu e of LENKURT ELECTRIC CO. is one o f the w orld's major specialists in m ultiplex­ ing and microwave radio equipment fo r telephone, telegraph and high speed 'data transmission; a principal supplier o f th is equipment to the telephone in ­ dustry, and a leading authority in devel­ opm ent o f electronic communications. A r iz o n a ’s d y n a m ic half-century, 1912-1962, vividly and colorfully described in the state’s w o rld famous m ag­ azine, 60 pages —24 in b rillia n t full color. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENTare ex­ trem ely im portant in LENKURT’S op­ erations. Continuing as a leader in the fie ld of Communications requires not only keeping up w ith the latest tech­ niques, but also advancing electronic science and product design. LENKURT does both in its extensive San Carlos Laboratories, while concentrating on product development. Our position is considered firs t in the industry and our equipment has won world wide recognition for quality and technical refinements. IF YOU ARE GRADUATING IN JUNE . . . and are interested in finding more about Lenkurt, its opportunities and fa ­ c ilitie s on the beautiful San Francisco Peninsula, contact your Placement Of­ fice for an on-campus interview w ith Don Newton, Engineering Placement Officer. LENKURT ELECTR/C r GENERAL TELEPHONE>ELECTRONICS ;$ ) 1105 County Road San Carlos, California) T E L L T H E W O R L D OÌF A R I Z O N A T H RO U G H THE SPECI AL G O L D E N A N N I V ERS Aft Y I S SU E O F A R I Z O N A H I G H WAYS M A G A Z I N E AVAILABLE WHEREVER MAGAZINES ARE SOLD CONVENIENT SPECIAL M A ILIN G ENVELOPE INCLUDED Friday, February 9, 1962 STATE PRESS Rose Attains New Heights D ev ils E nter T im es M eet Jo h n R o se, o f ASU v au lted h is w ay in to th e n a tio n a l sp o t­ lig h t w ith th re e p erfo rm an ce s o f 15-4 o r b e tte r to estab lish h im se lf as one of th e top v a u lte rs of th e in d o o r circu it. Rose clea re d 15-5% in th e Los A ngeles In v ita tio n a l, u p s e t­ tin g th e 1961 w o rld le a d e r Ron M orris, to w in th e .,e v e n t and se t a m e et reco rd . H e tra v e le d to W innipeg, C an ad a, on J a n . 27 an d se t a m e e t a n d C a n ad ian rec o rd in w in n in g th e M eet of C ham pions w ith a 15-5 effo rt. H e w as n am ed o u tsta n d in g a th le te pf th a t m eet. In th e M illrose G am es in N ew Y ork, Rose v a u lte d 15-4 b eh in d Jo h n U elses’ 16-% leap. . B y BOB EGER Sports Editor A strong contingent from Arizona State travels to Los Angeles this weekend for the LA Times Invitational indoor track and field meet. The meet is being hailed as the graatcai assortment of track and field talent ever assembled under one roof, with a possibility of seven w orld records being erased. A ll told, 13 w orld record holders are e n ­ tered in th e m eet along w ith num erous O lympic champions. | O ne o f the centers o f a t ­ te n tio n is sure to be the pole v a u lt w h e re w o rld in d o o r reco rd h o ld e r John Uelses d e f e n d s his n e w ly -w o n c ro w n aga in s t a fie ld w hich o v e rflo w s w ith ta le n t. V A U L T IN G S E N S A T IO N — John re c e n tly Rose broke the Los A n geles In v ita tio n a l m e e t.re c o rd w ith a 1 5 -5 3 /4 pole v a u lt e ffo rt, and one w e e k la te r set a C anad ian n ation al m a r k a t 15-5; ‘Girls used to just s m ile ^ N o w t he y pucker. It happened so suddenly, the day I put on these Rapier slacks. Sorry girls, my heart belongs to A1-." Page 15 | w ho c le are d 1 5 -4 :r in t.ir e e successive fe ll o ff to 1 4 -6 his last tim e o ut a t Boston, b ut w a s n ’t discouraged. “ I fee l I w as v a u ltin g b e tte r the n ig h t I did 1 4 -6 th a n a n y . o f th e o th e r nights,” he said. “ I had a little d iffic u lty w ith th e p la c e m e n t of th e s ta n d ­ ard s in Boston. I ’ ll be re a d y fo r th a t Los A ngeles m e e t.” Two of th e biggest reasons w hy Uelses. m ight n o t find the ev e n t a w a lk -a w a y a re from A rizona S tate. G eorge Davies, w orld record h older a t 15-10%, w ill com pete u n attach ed from ASU, and Jo h n Rose, w ho r e ­ cen tly upset a sta r-stu d d e d field to w in th e Los A ngeles In v i- A rizona S tate can ex p ect some of its toughest com petition of th e 'y e a r in . th e m ile relay w ith standout team s from O re­ gon S tate and S o u th ern Cal en ­ tered. L ast year, an ASU foursome; of Ron F reem an. K arl S chreiner, Mel and Mai Spence sped to a 3:07,9 outdoor clocking — th e B U L L E T IN second fastest tim e ev er ru n I t w a s le a rn e d la te y es-, by a college m ile relay team . te r d a y t h a t Uelses is ill This y e a r F reem an is back and an d m a y not be a b le to is in good early -seaso n form. c o m p e te in th e L A T im e s T w o -y e ar v eteran M ike B arrick , m e e t to m o rro w . who led off A SU ’s relay w in a t tatio n al indoor m eet a t 15-5% , th e Tim es m eet last y ea r and w ill com pete for th e Sun Devils. w ho alw ays ’ perform s w ell on th e - tr ic k y boards, is also r e ­ U elses surpassed D avies’ w orld tu rn in g . -, m a rk w ith a w orld .indoor r e ­ R eplacing th e Spence b ro th ers cord v a u lt of 16 4 , b u t it is not a re G aston G reen, a h u rd le r accepted as a w orld reco rd b e­ cause it w as m ade indou.s, D a­ w ho also ch u rn s th e q u a r te r in. v ies’ m a rk is still p ending offic­ u n d er 50 seconds and fresh m an ial acceptance, b ut it is g en e ral­ I Ulis W illiams, th e faste st p rep | q u a rte r m iler in h isto ry and ly accepted as being th e w orld rate d second in th e w o rld in record. th a t event. O regon S ta te Coach Sam B ell has a lre a d y predicted th a t h is q u a rte t, composed of Norm,) M o n ro e , Bob J o h n ­ son, G a ry C o m e r and L y n n Eves, w ill b re a k th e m e e t record, set in 1960 by A r i ­ zona State- Jesse M ortenson, tra c k coach a t USC, has his tw o top q u a rte r The bark cloth prints of the Hawaiian Islands inspired us to design a new collection of shirts completely different in coloring and pattern. We are sure you will want to add one or more of these fine shirts to your casual wardrobe. Tailored so well it looks personally measured. Button-down . collar-tapered waistline. Long sleeves $5.00 Short sleeves $4.00 4.95 to 6.95 vt/?/tOWFrom the 'Cum Laude Collection' A t your favorite campus shop Your ARROW Dealer in Tempe Your Dealer In Tempe... W A T S O N IN H u b ie W a tso n d e fe a te d G asto n G re e n In a q u a r ­ t e r - m i l e ru n o ff y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n a n d w ill re p la c e G re e n on th e second leg o f A S U ’s m ile re la y in th e T im e s m eet. SHY V IO L E T 1 Page Iff Friday, February 9, 1962 STATE PRESS Sun Devil CagNotch Four In Victory Column BOB VIEWS SPORTS NEWS Busy Break For Sports Arizona S tate’s h ig h -fly in g , A rm stro n g an d Caldw ell a g a in ; ASU from, its sp o t at the head Sun Devils had' a couple of close j ca rrie d th e b ru n t of th e scoring [ Qf th e leaguej b u t th e Aggie ith' 20 calls b u t still m ain tain ed th e ir load 1 3 ”w"*1 nn and ~ 1 18 points, J - i~ and11 B y BOB EGER try fell w ay sh o rt as th e D evils suprem acy of th e sta te and th e C erk v en ik paced th e rebound-1 Sports Editor ers w ith 17. ASU w as held to} rom ped to a 94-70 w in. B order C onference d u rin g the only 25 p oints in th e second half. ! A gain C aldw ell w as a p a c e sem ester break. It’s rather nice to be back after somewhat of a pro­ O n Jan. 20 the D ev ils The w in w as th è second con[ se tte r w ith 22 points — tops fo r longed absence due to semester break and a few issues victory over Texas! , „ T Tr . , ., TIT , ... J „ I b oth team s. J e r r y H ah n n it of the advertising-lad'en paper which was affectionately I tra v e le d to Tucson and r e ­ ference W estern th is season fo r th e D e- ! ceived a scare fro m the host labeled “Sun Devil Shopper” by the students just "prior I vbs I eig h t out of te n from th e floor to the break.. Although things on this, desk were pretty quiet, the rest of the sports world didn’t slow its pace for the semester break — particularly on the ASU level. W ild c a ts before ra lly in g in th e late stages of th e gam e to p ull out a 7 3 -6 7 v ic to ry . L ast M onday N ew M exico! an d h is only fre e th ro w tr y for S tate m ade its fin al bid to k nock ! 17 p o in ts an d ru n n e r -u p honors. T he Sun D evils led only 37a t the h alf an d co u ld n 't shake j Track Coach Baldy Castillo received a belated th e .determ ined W ildcats Juntil! Christmas present in the form of* George Davies — the th e v ery end. / j world record holder in the pole vault. The only trouble L arry A rm strong pum ped in T ak in g a n a rro w 34-33 is, Castillo c a n t open the package until next year be- 20 p a in ts to top ASU sc o re rs.! A rizo n a S ta te ’s F ro sh cag ersI w on once an d lost tw ice d u rin g j h a lf-tim e edge o v e r th e A rii ? |UiS*LD a v ie S m U st S it OUt 3 y e a r a f t e r transferring from Joe C aldw ell added 19 and conse m m ee ste sté rr bb rea w in in nn in in gg || zona H aw k s- th e F r osh w e re Oklahoma State. trib u te d 17 rebounds to th e th e se re a kk ,- w o u tsco red 48-43 in th e second The Phoenix vaulter w i l l still compete u n a t t a c h e d ASU cause. [fro m A iR esearch an d . losing h a lf a n d d ro p p ed a n 81-76 d e ­ ft om ASU in several meets and will be available f o r varLos A ngeles S tate visited S u h | to th e A rizo n a H a w k s an d S h el- cision. . sity competition as a junior next year. . Devil. Gym on Ja n , 29 and found j -b erg 'C o n stru ctio n . L a st M onday in p re lim in a ry Next spring the Devils will be hard to top in the j the Sun Devils to be v ery poor o n J a n . 29, th e S u n Im p s j ac tio n to th e A S U -N ew M exico pole vault event with Davies (15-1014) and John Rose j hosts- 'The Asu quint, led by: took a n ele v e n -p o in t lead a t j S ta te gam e, th e Im p s lo st th e ir ( 1 5 -5 3j ) providing by far the best 1-2 punch in collegi- ealclw elL and Tony C erkvenik, | h a lf-tim e a n d coasted to a 7 6 - ¡ second in a row , to S h elb e rg ate vaulting. , ; sm ashed th e D iablos 114-66. 67 decision A iR esearch. i C o n stru ctio n 63-57. C aldw ell scored 22 p o in ts an d i Ned Wulk’s basketballers, seem ing unaware that g rabbed 19 balls off th e boards, | a team does lose at home on occasion, have been sm ash­ and C erkvenik led both team s! SENTIMENTAL LOVERS — NOTE . . . ing opponents who invade the D evil domain and now \ in scoring w ith 25 points. T he; own a 16-” record, which is just about as im pressive as j D evils grabbed a to ta l of 82 r e - I you can find on the current college basketball scene, j bounds to 41 fo r th e Diablos | Joe Caldwell is rapidly approaching the sophomore ! and th e ASU cagers shot .505 W ednesday, Feb. 14ih status enjoyed by Larry Armstrong a couple of years j p er cent from the floor. 36 Imps Lose Two Of Three VALENTINE DAY ago, and Armstrong, is rapidly approaching the three- ! year sco.ring mark which Al Nealy placed upon a,pedes- | tal at the time Armstrong was a sparkling sophomore, j Tony Cerkvenik continues to. snare rebounds like ' a kid with a keen eye on an Easter egg hunt. He’s nick- j named “Horse” because of his rugged play, but, he op-j erates more like a trained retriever on the court. T e x a s W e s te rn Sun D e v ils one tig h te s t home g ave the of t h e ir gam es in a long tim e last S a tu rd a y , b ut th e Dem ons ra llie d la te in th e gam e to w in by six, 6 8 -6 2 . 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