DEVILS TOURNAMENT BOUND
We’re Ready
For Tourney

■ ____

Appearing a t le ft is a d ia ­
gram showing the tournam ent
set-up
in w hich
Arizona
State’s Sun Devils w ill p a r­
ticipate during tne week' of
March 10-17.
A t this tim e, d efinite dates
and locations of the p layo ff
games have not been a n ­
nounced.
How ever, in order to stim ­
ulate as much interest as pos­
sible — as soon as possible —
in the fu tu re of our Sun Devil
basketball ¿quad,, the State
Press feels th at p relim inary
inform ation should now be
released.
There is more to come. And
the »
Press
is KdU
ready.
isao 19
y .

■____

Standings Of Potential ASU Opponents)
BORDER

m
rt m
v*1
BIG
FIVE

League O v e ra ll

w
aA
* as one of ....
N<
C~A
the tw o

League O veral

ind ep en d en t

team s.

Last

A rizo n a S t a t e ___8 -0

2 0 -3

U C L A _____

......6-1

1 2 -8

season A S U sp lit tw o games

W est T e x a s ____ 13-3

5 -1 5

Stan fo rd

__ 5 -3

13-5

w ith

T exa s W e s te r n __2 -3

15-6

Southern Cal . ......5-4

14-6

N e w M exico St. ..1 -4

7 -1 4

W ashington

1 2 -8

H a rd in -S im m o n s 1-5

9 -1 5

SKYLINE
League O ve rall
U ta h * ........ .............9-1
19-3

C a lifo rn ia

__ 5 -5
--0 -8

6-15

State,

w in ­

ning in Sun Devil G ym and
losing on the road.
A

WEST COAST

O regon

strong

possibility

to

nab the other independent

League O v e ra ll

spot is S eattle, a team th a t

P o s t S G C IS O t l

Playoffs Set
By BOB EGER

By now it’s common knowledge that Arizona State’s
highly-successful Sun Devil cagers will represent the
Border Conference in post-season NCAA play for the
second year.
But most fans are somewhat vague on the actual

NCAA national tourney setup,!--------------------- ------ -------------and
the State Press hopes to Five crown over Stanford, its
U tah State ______ 9-1
1 8 -4
St. M a r y ’s
and lost^ to the Beavers in
__ 5-1
1 0 -8
fill in the whos, whats, wheres closest rival.
Colorado St. U. ___9-2
17-5
Loyola _______ __ 7 -2
o vertim e
in th e ir o ther
15-5
In the other b racket of
and whens for you in today’s
B rig h am Young ..4 -6
8 -1 5
Santa C lara
m eeting. Last y e a r A S U
.....4 -4
15-6
issue.
the
to u rnam en t, the West's
M ontana
3 .7
8 -1 2
m et the C h ieftain s tw ic e
San F ra n c is c o jr> 2 -5
-8-12
tw
o
top independent teams
First,
to
even
reach
the
W yo m in g
3 .3
9 -1 4
P ac ific ............ ... 2 -6
and sp lit tw o games. S e a t­
7 -1 5
w ill m eet in a p la y o ff game
Western
Regionals
in
which
they
D e n v e r ..... ......... 3 -8
6 -1 6
San Jose _____ - 0 - 7
tle topped the $un D evils
2 -1 7
fo r the rig h t to e n te r the
were runners-up last year, the
N e w M exico
5>-9
5 -1 8
87 -86 in the F a r W est
regionals. Oregon State has
Devils m ust defeat a Skyline
INDEPENDENTS
Classic, and ASU won 72— * (U ta h is u n d e r.N C A A penalre ad y be?n named by the
Conference representative. in
a lty and , is in é lig ib le fo r to u rN C A A as onS of the teams.
playoff game. Utah State, with
70 in the N C A A W estern
Oregon State (1 7 -3 ) - has
n am en t play.)
a 9-1 Skyline record, has the
a lre a d y been named by the
T h e other has not Been a n ­
Regionals.
inside track over Colorado State
nounced.
^
University with a 9-2 loop
The winner of that game,
mark.
which will probably be decided
on March 12 or 1» at a neutral
No d e fin ite date or site
site in the northwest, enters
Has been established fo r
the semis on March 16 against
the p la y o ff game. I t w ill be
the West Coast champion.
on one of th ree dates—
M arch 10, 12 or 13. ASU
'Some fans ask why the Big
Coach Ned W u lk prefers
Five and West Coast confer­
the fo rm e r date, because if
~ Dr. Stanley F. Paulson, of San primarily for high school teach­ sic, Education building, Room
ences always draw byes in the
the D evils w in , he could
tournament while other loops
Francisco State College, will be ers.
101.
bring his team back to
must meet in prelim inary play­
the major speaker at the Com­
Foreign language: “Language
These events, the faculty mem­
Tem p e fo r a fe w days be­
off games.
L
a
b
o
r
a
tory
Technique”
and
munications Arts Conference at bers concerned and the locations
fo re playing again on the
Byes are aw ard ed by the
“Television in Teaching of For­
ASU this Friday and Saturday. for the events fellow:
16th in the sem ifinals. O th ­
N C A A on the basis of past
eign Language,” Dr. Quind Mar­
erwise, the Devils would
Friday, Dr. Paulson will deArt: “The Kaleidoscope in the tinez, associate professor of
perform ances in the n a tio n ­
pro bably stay a t the p la y ­
. liver two major addresses: Attic,” , Jack Henry and Henry Spanish, language laboratory in
al t o u r n e y . C a lifo rn ia ’s
o ff site fo r n early a' w eek.
success" in
recent
years
“Communication;
D y n a m i c H. Schrieber, assistant profes­ Sdcial Sciences building and
The
m atter of a playoff site
in N C A A tourneys earned
Knowledge,” at 9:40 a.m. in thé sors of Art, Fine Arts building, television studio in Engineering
still has to be settled. The
the Big 5 its bye w h ile the
Center.
MU ballroom, and “Communica­ Room 304.
tournament itself is in Provo,
legendary
San
Francisco
Speech
and
dramatics:
“More
tion: The Creative and the Crit­
English: “What’s New in the
Dons in the days o f Bill
Life in High School Speech” and Utah, and the playoff must be
ical,” at a banquet that night.
~New English Grammar,” Dr. J.
Russell are responsible fo r
“How to Face High School scheduled for a neutral site. If
An o r i g i n a l dance-drama, J. Lamberts, associate professor Speech Problems,” Dr. Robert Utah State wins, Provo would
the W est Coast league g e t­
based on a script of Spanish of English, Education building, Davis, assistant professor of hardly be neutral for a playoff
ting exem pted fro m p la y ­
playwright Maria Martinéz Sier­ Room 104.
offs.
Speech, Education b u i l d i n g , game.
ra, . will climax the conference
Dance: “Precautions in Dance Room 411.
If the Devils win the play­
On March 17 the winners of
Saturday morning. The produc­ Technique Performance,” Hope
All of the programs begin at off game, they will meet the the two March 16 games clash
tion will be presented by ASU Heimann, faculty associate in 10:30 Friday morning and all
Big Five Champion on IVJarch for the Western Regional cham­
faculty and students at the Tem­ Dance, Moeur Activity building. are open to the public. The pub­
16 in the semifinals of the four- pionship and the right to repre­
pe Sands Miotor Hotel.
Music: “Making Music Theory lic also may attend the dance- team tourney. UCLA currently sent the West in the NCAA na­
Events of the conference will Work for the Performer,” Dr. drama Saturday morning at, 9:45 holds a 6-1 conference m ark
tional tournam ent March 23 <
be conducted by the ASU faculty Grant Fletcherprofessor of Mu­ at the Tempe Sands.
and is the pick to win the^Big and 24, in Louisville, Ky.
Pepperdine

— 7-1

15-6

defeated Qrego.n State once

Arts Conference Slated;
Program Begins Friday

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Wednesday, February 21, 1962

STATE PRESS

Cradle Board Transports
ASU’s Youngest ‘Student’
B y E D IE C. A L L E R S
affords th e b ab y m ore support
College life is sta rtin g early I and freedom th a n a n . Indian
fo r - 1 3 '-j-m onth-old C hristopher I cradle b o ard ,” M TiTBacan said.
B a er Bacon. .
1 1
“W henever I'm in a h u rry I
B aer, who lives w ith his p a r- j
stra p B aer, in his cradle board,
ents, Jim and M arth a Bacon, atto my back and ride m y b ik e,”
21 E. 7th St., Tem pe, has been
she said. “O th erw ise I push him
an unofficial student at ASU ]
in a stro ller.”
m ost of his life.
B a e r ’s m o t h e r , an A S U
g r a d u a t e stu-dent, b e g a n
t a k i n g / h i m to classes on h e r
b a c k ' irr'-a " p a p o o s e " c a r r i e r
w h e n he w a s a f e w m o n t h s
o ld .

]

j

T he -ca rrier is sim ilar to an]
In d ian cradle board. I t s really
an in fan t seat in w hich we d rill- |
ed holes and attached straps.. It j.

M rs.
Ba c o n
no
lo n g e r
b r i n g s B a e r to classes as
he is too a c t iv e . He n o w ,
stays w it h a b a b y ' s itte r
d u r i n g class t i m e . ( “ H e ’s no
lo n g e r a t t h e f a l l a sle ep
s t a g e . " s.ie s a id .) He used
t o a t t e n d a r t song class,
v o ic e lessons a n d C o l l e g ­
ium
M usicum . a cham ber
m u s i c e n s e m b le w h i c h sin g s

p re -B a ro q ue

m usic.

“A t Collegium m eetings,-B aer
im itated the conductor an d d an c­
ed ,” M rs. Bacon said. ,,
B aer’s college activities are
now cu rtailed to m eetings of
Sigma A lpha Iota, professional
music fra tern ity . “He alw ays a t ­
tends these m eetings w ith m e,”
said B a er’s m other.
M rs. B a c o n
gra d u a te d
fro m th e U n iv e r s ity o f R o ch ­
e s te r in t h e f a l l o f 1959 a n d ,
ca m e to A S U as a g r a d u a t e
a s s is t a n t in M u s ic . She is
w o r k i n g on a m a s t e r s o f
. m u s i c i n ' v o i c e deg re e .

Bacon is w orking on a m ast
ers of a rts degree .in th e de
p artm en t of F in e A rts.

L IT T L E

i

BAER

—

T ru s tin g

co m p le te ly

h is

m o t h e r ’s sense

o f b a la n c e , B a e r Ba co n v i e w s A S U f r o m h is c r a d l e
M o t h e r is M rs . M a r t h a Bacon, a g r a d u a t e s t u d e n t in

board.
M usic.

DO-IT-YOURSELF
Laundry & Dry Cleaning

Students Reminded Of Traffic Laws
On City Streets And Campus Lots
Since school opened in S e p - ,
tembeiY 1961. Cam pus Security]
has issued 232 speeding tickets,
according to Sergeant Torn G odbeheve of ASU's Cam pus S e­
curity.
128 T he speeders averaged 10 ;
to 15 miles, p e r hour over the ;
speed lim it.
'
I
C am pus Security coverage in ­
cludes city streets on. campusij
and A SU 's parking lots.
“A 15 miles per hour speed 1
lim it is in effect from V a.m. |
to 1 p i t i , M onday through S a t-)
u rd ay , ton 8th and 11th streets,
F o rest avenue, 'Van Ness a v e - i
nue, O range street, M cA llister j
av en u e and College avenue, b etw een 8th street and A pache ]
B lvd.,” said S ergeant G odbehere.
A 10 m ile per hour speed li­
m it is enforced on all university
p ark in g lots. T here have been
only five parking lot accidents
reported to Cam pus Security
since last Septem ber.
“T he State law requires a
d riv er to leave his nam e and
address on a car he has dam ag ­
ed w ith h is-ow n. otherw ise he
could be , charged w ith hit and
rim .” he added.

“Also, double p arking on C ol- I cars. I t’s dangerous i because
ge avenue is illegal.” accord- ] students seldom look for o n g tor Sergeant R ex N ich o ls.; coming: cars w hen crossing the
'oQege avenue is poorly slit an d ! street and it is difficult for d riry narrow , and double p ark -1 vers to see them w h en they
a requires moving cars to pull ] em erge from behind th e double
t to p ass, the d o u b le-p ark ed ro w of cars,” he said .'

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Wednesday, February 21, 1962

STATE PRESS

AMS Establishes Judicial Council
To Increase Male Responsibility

6S treet Scene?

Is ASU First

Page 3

Matthews To Show
Eighty Rare Prints

‘S tre et Scene,” A SU ’s first I
A ssociated M en S tu d en ts of j an d Jjm E lling, assista n t judges.
fu ll-scale opera,; w ill -be p r e - |
A SU h as estab lish ed a Ju d ic ia l
A collection of eig h ty ra re
“T he m a jo r fu n ctio n of th e sented . to n ig h t an d tom orrow
W ith the addition of th e eig h ty
C ouncil w hose p rim a ry p u rpose
| council is to in v estig ate, to a d - at T em pe Union High School I p rin ts w ill b e displayed in the p rin ts of the Lew is collection,
is to give th e m ale stu d e n ts
! in d icate an d to reco m m en d ac - [ au d ito riu m . C u rtain tim e is 8:30! Sky Room g allery of M atthew s th e ASU p rin t collection now
g re a te r voice an d resp o n sib ility
p.m.
L ib ra ry as p a rt of A SU ’s C ol­ num bers n ea rly 200 w orks, e x ­
;
in m a in ta in in g hig h sta n d a rd s tion re g a rd in g th e m isconduct
W alter George, w ho has s ta r- lection of A m erican A rt.
em plifying p rin t m ak in g from
of
m
a
le
stu
d
e
n
ts
in
v
iolation
of
of conduct on cam pus.
| red w ith th e Scottsdale C ham - ! T he p rin ts w ere presen ted to the 17th century to th e p re se n t'
The- council m em b ers a re u n iv e rsity reg u la tio n s an d s tu j h e r O pera, w ill a p p e a r in th e ij the U niversity by M r. and M rs. day. ...
R on P aq u in , ch ief ju d g e; E ric I d e n t sta tu te s re g u la tin g th e
i ro ll of Sam, O th er leading roles
M axw ell, associate chief judge, i conduct of m ale stu d e n ts,” I w ill be p erform ed by ASU s tu - 1! O rrae Lewis, .of P hoenix.
A n in tro d u cto ry p rev iew of
an d M ark C oekrill, A ndy Coles I AMS P re sid e n t Bob C a rte r said. I dents.
,
I the p rin ts is set for this Sunday
| afternoon from 3:30 to 5.
T he Lew is collection includes
m asterpieces. by R e m b r a n d t j
Zorn, Legros, Cam eron and Bone,
D r. Glencton S w arth o u t, A SU
Blam pied, B rangw yn, B rockE nglish le ctu rer and founder of
h u rst and F itton, BenSon, B e n t- |
on, Bishop, B urr, C urry, Eby, j the S w arth o u t Prizes, com pleted
»H eintzeim an, H urd, Kloss, I,e -j a b o o k ,' “Welcome to T hebes,”
wis, Pennell, Riggs, Rurigius and j last fall, w hich w ill be p u b lish ­
L incoln N a tio n a l’s C ollege .Plan sta rts y p u on rth e ro ad
W histler.
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io fin a n c ia l se cu rity a t th e b eg in n in g of y o u r ca reer,
P au la K loster, cu rato r of the!
“W elcome to T hebes,” a m e­
w h ile ra te s a r e ' lo w est an d you a re still in su rab le.
ASU collection, .said th a t' t h e !
lodram
a,
is
d iffe ren t
from
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Wednesday, February 21, 1962

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OFF THE EDITOR'S DESK

to the men of adelphi:
let's protest it!-

attention provo: the devils may be coming
By R O SALYN W H IT N E Y

B ask etb all season a t ASU will
leave us fo r an o th er y ear afte r
th e n e x t tw o hom e gam es. We
w ill host th e A ir Force A cadem y
S atu rd ay n ig h t and th e U n iv er­
sity of A rizona w ill tr y th e ir
l u c k A gainst
p u r five in the
final
hom e
gam e T uesday
night.
But, th e p u rp o s e of th is
colum n is not
to provide you
w ith a c a le n ­
d ar, ra th e r it

is meant to rè ‘

w aiis, th e hom etow n fans listen ­ eq u ally casual a ttire , in a ^ n ak e
ed cuirThe Sun D evils defeated d ance dow n C e n tra l A venue.
th e fav o red S eattle team and
Not until 2 a.nr. did the
w ith th e new s, th e cry, “B eat
excitem ent of the evening
USC,” w en t up on th e ASU
begin to take its toll and
cam pus.
the w ea ry fans begin to d rift
A stro n g U niversity of S o u th ­
e rn C alifornia team cam e o ut
for th e n e x t gam e to m eet a,
once again, underdog Sun D evil
five. To the d elig h t of P o rtlan d
fans and th e A rizona rad io a u d ­
ience, p re -g a m e pred ictio n s w ent
to th e w ind as th e “C in d erella”
boys fought to a 86-71 victory.
T h e last point of the
game there began a show
of s p irit by Sun Devils th at
nas set a precedent.

fresh th e m em ory of those of
C ars im m ediately began to
you w ho w ere w ith us last y e a r
and to g.ve th e new com ers some converge on th e cam pus and a
im p o rtan t background in fo rm a­ v ery vocal g ro u p g ath ered in
th e lo t b ehind P alo V erde to
tion.
“sing th e ir p raise s” for a job
Last year, and, by some
w ell done by Coach N ed W ulk
coincidence, it was about
an d h is team .
t.iis tim e, a nationally u n ,
known basketball team and
coach boarded a plane and
headed for the W estern
Regionals in Portland.

T h eir first gam e in the r e ­
gional com petition proved to be
the “golden coach” w hich c a r­
ried th e “C in d erella” Sun D e­
vils to w ard th e W estern R e ­
gional title and, into th e
na­
tio n al spotlight: Via th e a ir -

aw ay.

T he sp irit o f th e celeb ratio n
d id n ’t w ea r off in th e n e x t cou­
ple of days. W hen th e reaso n s
for th e excitem ent, n am ely
Coach W ulk an d th e team , la n d ­
ed a t S ky H arb o r, th e y 'found
o v er a thousand h o arse b u t still
noisy ASU su p p o rters g ath ered
to w elcom e hom e th e W estern
R egional ru n n e rs-u p .
Last y e a r’s dem onstra­
tions w ere spontaneous e x ­
amples of real sp irit and
they w ere our w ay of t e l l ­
ing a w onderful team th a t
we w ere proud of them and
grateful fo r th e ir tre m e n d ­
ous efforts.

A ll of th is h a s been leading
up to a suggestion w e w ould
B u rstin g w ith pride, Sun D e­ lik e to offer fo r y o u r consid­
vil ro o ters organized a carav an era tio n — le t’s n o t w a it u n til
to go to P h o en ix to sp read th eir th e glory is gained, w h y n ot
sp irit. T housands m.et in th e send o u r “C in d erella” team off
P a rk C e n tral p a rk in g lot, th e ir to th e S k y lin e-B o rd er playoff
ch eers g row ing lo u d er in spite of w ith a sim ilar show of re a l
fa lte rin g voices. G irls in long sp irit, le ttin g th em k n o w th a t
form ats an d cadets in th e ir m ili­ vye a re p ro u d of th e ir season
ta ry best, s tra ig h t from the reco rd an d w ish th em “Good
M ilitary B all, joined sleepy- L uck!!”
eyed coeds in p in cu rls, s w e a t- . P rovo, h e re com e th e Sun
sh irts an d cu t-o ffs, an d m en in Devils!

The blow has struck.
Five and an half months after the fraternities on
Adelphi row have been living under one housing setup,
they hit us smack in the face with another.
If this were merely a change in policy, it would be
both logical and fair. But it is not. It is as retroactive as
retroactive can get.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
THE FRATERNITIES concerned with this admin­
istrative decision have now been told that they must
make up losses incurred in housing operations which
were directly under control of and the responsibility “ ‘
the ASU Housing Office.
To th e E ditor:
. each. O r h as A SU som e professor World’s Fair graduate credit
It was not made clear at the beginning1of this aca­
It w as w ith re g re t th a t I read who k now s all ab o u t th e W orld’s leak out to the sources who
demic year that the fraternities would pay for opera­
F a ir an d w ould pe a v alu ab le
tional expenditures such as repairs and Utilities. Fratern­ in th e P hoenix p ap ers th a t A ri­ guide, p o in tin g out to iis g rad­ will eventually evaluate my
zona S tate U n iv ersity w as o ffe r­
ities were under thé impression that, as in the dormitor­ ing a 20-day to u r th is sum m er u ate stu d e n ts th a t “This is R u s­ -master’s degree, I feel I ' shall
be heavily and unduly penalized
ies, Housing would assume these costs.
for g ra d u a te stu d e n ts to v isit sia’s booth, an d th e n e x t one because some professor has
But now we are told that this was not so.th e W orld’s F a ir and receive is a booth from Iran . Now d o n ’t teamed with the University’s
IN A MIMEOGRAPHED sheet entitled “Adelphf th re e h o u rs g rad u a te credit from forget to collect vonr h andouts:" academic administration to have
I am from o u t-o f-s ta te paying students pay his way to the
Houses ^— Management Policies” the Housing Office th e in stitu tio n .
states: Because many operational expenditures such as
I am a g rad u a te stu d en t m y ­ high tu itio n because of th e r e ­ World’s Fair under the guise of
repairs, utilities, etc., fluctuate, establishing rates so -as self, and for ju st tw o hours of p u tatio n of one of A SU ’s g ra d ­ graduate education.
to’ avoid both a loss and a profit is an extremely diffi­ g rad u a te cred it I w ill read m ore uate colleges from w hich, I b e ­
Graduate education starts the
cult task.”
th a n 900 pages in tw o tex ts, lieved, a deg ree has in trin sic fifth year of college, not the
We’d like to know why.
w rite a term p ap er and d eliv er value in o u t-o f-c o lleg e circles. fifth year of grade school!
Should i n f o r m a t i o n about
ASU Graduate Student
We are under the impression that management orals a t th e end of th e term . For
my
g
rad
u
a
te
c
r
e
d
i
t
.T
have
to
teaches a business leader how to operate nearly right
le arn som ething, not to u r th e
on the money.
;
N o rth w est and collect p rin te d
■ WE CANNOT SEE how management could be so
aterials a t display booths in
dilficult for ASU Housing. They were in charge of m
To the Editor:
S eattle.
,
learning to stomach the,filth and
haanaging five small housing units for a period of five
. T he P eace Corps is h ere . . .
months. And they went $1,300 in the hole in one house In essence, the policy of g r a n t­ h ere to learn to help people in bleakness that they will en­
counter in South America.
ing cred it to “to u rists” w ate rs
alone.
foreign nations rise out of the
How touchingly ironic, that
Therefore, we call on the men of Adelphi to urrte- down the v alu e of a degree r e ­ poverty and sq u alo r in w hich
. . . and to submit a written -formal protest to Ar izona ceived^ from - A S U .. x.w on d er if they are entrenched — to rise to these “American Ambassadors”
the 'University is in the tourist
are becoming acquainted with
State University.
&
our sta n d ard of civilization.
business anyway.
the primitive, conditions they are
^ )r we could always move out.

this is college, not grade school

dean up at home first?

EDITORIALLY SPEAKING

bring your change to Y game
A group of eight young women will be calling for
your support about a week from now.
The group ’ • • Arizona State’s pom-pon girls. What
they need . . . enough money to travel to Provo Utah
The reason . . . to support the Sun Devil basketball team!
,, I outt Ie; next Tuesday night during half-time of
the ASU-UofA- game, these girls — aided by members of
Spurs, Angel Flight, Kaydettes and Pleiades — will be
passing the hat” and asking students, friends, faculty
and all other Sun Devil cage boosters to contribute. 1
If enough money is collected, the girls will fly to
Provo for the playoff game and will remain for the
tournament games that weekend.
The administration has given approval to the plan­
ned trip, for which the girls have asked us to express
their thanks.
We want them to go and we know personally that
the Devils want them there.
We hope you do.

P a rt of th eir conditioning has/ venturing forth to correct —
I see th a t ASU offers six
consisted of tim e spent on an right here in their own country.
hours of cred it for to uring E u ­
A rizona Indian reservation . .
John Radcliffe
rope, some m o re fo r trav elin g
in to M exico and now th re e for
State Press letters to the editor musF be typ ew ritten ,
a tten d in g th e W orld’s F air.
signed, less than 300 words and in good taste.
If th e criteria for en rollm ent
Although it is essential that all letters must be signed,
on these d ifferen t trip s is m oney
it is not necessary th at the author’s name appear in print
(and a p p a re n tly it is), w hy
Lett¿rs intended fo r the Wednesday issue should be
doesn’t the re g istra r open an o ­
turned in Monday; fo r the Friday issue, Wednesday.
th e r cash ier’s booth in th e A d ­
In view of the new editorial outlook of the State Press,
m in istratio n building and sell
students are encouraged to S P E A K UP!
th e cred it o u trig h t—say for $100

CLAUDE HOPPER
-a h e m ; the g rass
IS CERTAINLY THRIVING
VERY WELL FOE?
THIS TIME OF YEAR

by tom knowles
i l l

IS A FALLACIOUS
ASSUMPTION, WMBULB

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STATE PRESS

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A Munich songfest, a London theatre party,
the Lido Club in Paris, the Student Inn in
Heidelberg—all are part of American Ex­
press' 1962 Student Tours.

I t’s tw istin ’ tim e a t Wilson
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f Tw isters! .including all ASU
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This year, American Express will take students to a Bavarian
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delberg; on a gondola tour Of Venice by night; a theatre party in
London; a “ Sound and Light” spectacular at the Roman Forum;
open-air opera and concerts in Rome, Verona and Salzburg; a
Swiss fondue dinner; on a visit to the Flea Market, and to din­
ner and show at the Lido Club in Paris. Does that sound square?
There will be ten student tours in all. These tours are priced
from $1132 up, including transportation. Details are arranged
by a regular tour escort. You needn’t fuss over timetables and
road maps. You'll have more time to learn, to sqg things, make
friends and have fun.
The tours will leave New York June 8 through July 12 and re­
turn July 26-Sept. 5. They last from 6 to 10l/fe weeks. Six tours
feature transportation on the new S.S. France. In addition to
Western Europe, itineraries include Russia, the Scandinavian
countries and Israel.
Each tour will be led by one or more faculty members frorti
Yale, Harvard, Brown, Briarcliff, Radcliffe, Smith, Simmons,
Notre Dame or Southern Methodist.
If you’d like full information—itineraries, prices, departure and
arrival dates—on all ten 1962 American Express Student Tours,
mail in the coupon below.
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W e’ll keep an open line to th e
donation for th e Pleiades scho­
infirm ary, in case of any em er­
larsh ip fund fo r incom ing fresh - gencies.”
m en women. F re e cookies and
Phoenix disc jockeys w ill be
“P ep p erm in t P u n ch ” w ill be i
on hand to play th e records and
served.
judge th e tw ist contest.
“The w hole cam pus is in v it- j
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A b b o tt said. “T he music will' a contest to see w hich cam pus
be strictly . for ■t# K tin g , w ith j organization can rais_e .the m ost
dancing in th e lobby and p a tio .' m oney for P leiades in th e m ost
original way.

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Wednesday, February 21, 1962

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A'SU’s two political clubs h av e
scheduled activities this w eek:
th e G O P’s h av e a m eeting today
and th e Y oung Demos p lan a
h am burger fry th is Sunday.

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Young Republicans w ill m eet
th is afternoon a t 3:40 in Room
104 of th e E ducation building.
T he club w ill p resen t for d is­
cussion resolutions concerning
economic and m ilita ry support I S ’
to K atanga; th e congressional
sub-com m ittee on the “IVfuzzl-1 J
ing of th e M ilita ry ”; th e p u r ­ 30,
chase of UN Bonds and Con-1
gressm an Jam es B. U tt’s propo­
sal, w h ich w ould revoke our
m em bership in th e U nited N a­
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activity, since it does not require that the whole girl be
beautiful. For example, if you decide to specialize in
knees, you watch only beautiful knees. (Tl?e doorman
above appears to be an ankle specialist.) Whatever your
watching specialty, make sure your smoking specialty is
Pall Mall’s natural m ild n ess-it’s so good to your taste.

WHY BE AN AMATEUR?
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OF GIRL WATCHERS NOW!
FREE MEMBERSHIP CARD. Visit the editorial office of
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CoDSvraivh^Hvd n ^ i M hook, “The Girl Watcher’s Guide.” Text:
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Wednesday, February 21, 1962

STATE PRESS

Rose, Davies Top
Field With 15-4 ,
John Rose and_George Davies ever to clear 16 feet, failed to
of Arizona State tied for first j clear 14 feet in the meet. Uelses
in the pole vault at the Mason- appeared weak after a recent
Dixon Games in Louisville Sat- | illness,
1
urday with leaps of 15-4.

Page 7

BOB VIEWS SPORTS NEWS K

jNetters P ull
U pset V ictory

Larry 's Going
Great Guns

By BOB EGER
' Sports Editor
Rose c le a r e d 1 5 -8 b u t his
What’s wrong with Larry Armstrong?
Rose, however, was awarded! b a r f e l l in t o t h e p it , n u l l i ­
the first place trophy on a coin j f y i n g t h e le ap. Rose said
A glance at the scoring column after a Sun Devil
toss.
basketball game lately might make an observer curi­
t h e b o x in w h i c h t h e v a u l t e r s
John Uelses, the only man
ous enough to ask that question.
p l a n t t h e i r p ole
fo r
th e
Armstrong’s relatively meager 11 points Monday
v a u l t w a s to o s h a l l o w .
night against ASC is nothing unusual lately. Used to be
Uelses complained of the when you saw an 11 in the total points column after the
P “ ?®, thmg>after
•ius*.missedj name Armstrong you figured that it was probably a
serious in ju ry w hen his pole i misprint

Cal Golfers Win
Tucson Tourney

d id n ’t • p la n t rig h t and h e fell I

Want to -know what’s wrong with Larry?

Arizona State’s girl netters
pulled several major upsets andx
walked off with the team crown
plus the individual titles at *the
Arizona Intercollegiate tennis
tournament in Tucson last week­
end.
Carole Ann Prosen defeated
Ann iHeck of San Diego' State
6-2, 4-6, 6-2 to' win the .wo­
men’s singles crown. Miss Prosen
reached the finals with a 6-0,
6-1 win over Carol Loop of
LA State College. Miss Loop
was seeded second and Miss
Prosen third.

Sherry Wheeler and Carol | lo feet onto the .runway instead I
Nothing
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victory o ver
vaulters, has now | junior, he raised his field goal accuracy to .434 per .cent. | Miss Loop and Billie Jean Mofend.
won three major meets and jThis year, through Monday’s game, he is hitting at a
a !1fitt.
Miss Wheeler won first place placed second in two. His vie- | -462 clip.
with rounds of 81, 74 and 73, tories include the' Los Angeles
He’s always worked hard on his foul shooting, and Miss Moffltt was .top seeded
and Mi^s Sorenson copped third! Invitational, the Winnipeg Meet | this year the practice has paid off in even bigger divi- in the tourney. She is the de­
Wimbledon
doubles
with rounds of 86, 76 and 77. -Of Champions and the. Masoii- dends than before. In 1959-60 he converted .728 per cent fending
Team scores are awarded on | Dixon Games.
of his free tosses. Last year he hit that mark right on the champion along with nationally
the basis of the two best 54 hole j The next competition for Rose nose with another .728 per cent effort. This year he’s ranked Karen Hantze Sussman.
totals for each team.
v. I and Davies will be the Arizona dropping them in with .784 per cent success.
One can dig even further into the facts and figures
The Sun Devils competed | Relays in Tucson Saturday,
against teams from the UofA, j Davies might compete in ah in- and come up. with even, more interesting information:
New Mexico, Los Angeles Statej door meet in New York instead Sometimes people don’t consider playing time when
and UCLA. The UofA placed! of the Arizona competition, they’re evaluating performances.
•/
Last year “Larry came near to being a 40-minute The ASU Racquet
second in team, standings.
| which is not an official meet.
Club will
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adequate replacements. Even the year before as a sopho- | Feb. 26> 27 and 28 on the wo_
mote he averaged 33 minutes of play a game. This year men’s. tennis courts.
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Members will be selected on
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Sweet One ability to p]ay tennis> know.
has been clicking at a 17.2 pace — only 2.7 points per ledge of the rules, interest in
contest less than- he finished with last season.
the game and willingness to
With the kind of talent Coach Ned Wulk has on the practice.
bench this year it’s obvious that Armstrong can’t play New officers were elected re­
as much as in the past. In thelasj two games the starters cently by the Racquet Club for
have scored 121 points, the reserves 115. You can’t have 1962-63.”
much better balance than that.
Ina Leffler is the new presi­
But don’t get the idea that Sweet Larry is, having dent. Lynn Haines was elected
an. off year just because he’s not averaging over 20 vice president, Pinky Shoema- .
points a game. Just like certain beverages, he gets bet­ ker is the new secretary-trea­
ter j with age.
surer and Shan Worsley and
Carol Ann-Prosen will share the
publicity post.

ARCHERY MEETING
THIS AFTERNOON
Anyone who has had prev­
ious experience in archery is
invited - to an organizational
meeting of the ASU Archery
Club.
The meeting is scheduled for
this afternoon at 4:30 in Room
101 of the Moeur Activity build­
ing.
Today’s meeting will include
an election of temporary offic­
ers and the appointment of a
constitutional committee.

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Arizona State, with one deadly eye on the basket
and the other on the NCAA Western Regional Tourna­
ment, frolicked past a pair of basketball opgppents in
Sun Devil Gym Saturday and Monday:
Saturday night. Pasadena College withered before

Wednesday, February 21, 1962

Sweet Larry Armstrong
Tiny Devil Tops Point Mark
By BOB EGER
Sports Editor

the heat of the red-hot Devils [
nors in both those categories.
and fell 130-65 in'a, contest that! _
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saw a couple of big records | Jerry Hahn, sixth in the na­
tion in field goal percentage
surpassed.

Sweet Larry Armstrong, the
fantastic little court magician
who has contributed a giant’s
share to putting Arizona State
on the basketball map, became
the highest career scorer in the
school’s history Saturday night.

Monday, it was Arizona State! last week, boosted his average
College who received a thorough even higher with 9 for 12 and
thumping bv the big Devil guns,. two free throws in a 201point
The Axers, through stalling at­ effort. Armstrong, although he
tempts, managed to “hold” ASU played sparingly, hit 17 points,
to a mere 106 points but the Ollie Fayne added 14 and Bobquintet from up in the woods . by Howard had 10.
Monday night the Devils
could only manage 41 markers
cooled off a bit but still m a ­
themselves.
naged to hit .517 per cent
ASU ran its record to 20-3,
from the floor and
.782
its home court win streak to
from the charity line against
30 games and its season winning
the Axers.
streak to 15 games with Mon- 1
|
Tony
Cerkvenik took over as
day’s win.
!
the
big
gun for ASU this time,
In S aturday’s Sun Devil
hitting 16 points and snaring
scoring
extravaganza
the
14 rebounds as five Devils rea­
ASU bombers racked up 72
ched
the double figures.
points in the first h a lf —
more than a lot of teams
j Becker had a perfect night
for ASU. He hit' five for five
score in a game and more
from the floor and . five for
than
Pasadena eventually
five at the foul line for 15 points.
did score.
Hahn added 14 points, Arm­
That frantic first half w a s1strong 11 and Caldwell 10.
highlighted by Larry Arm­
strong’s fast break layup with
11:58 remaining in the half. The COMMANDO CAGERS
TANGLE FRIDAY
two-pointer made Armstrong
ASU’s Lettermen’s Club will
the highest-scoring player in
the school’s history and the present a commando basketball
crowd gave him a standing ova­ game Friday night at 8 in Sun
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A rt Becker led both teams
in scoring w ith 23 points on
10 of 14 field goal tries and
three for three from the foul
line.

Joe Caldwell, in a spectacu­
lar performance, netted 22
points and grabbed nine re—I
bounds to take second place ho- i

Armstrong, who has more
moves than all the contes­
tants in a chess tournam ent,
popped in 17 points during
lim ited duty to erase the
th re e -y e a r career scoring
record, previously held by
A l Nealey. Nealey’s m a rk
was 1304. Including Monday
night’6 fra y against ASC7
Arm strong has 1324 w ith
three regular-season games
and the N C A A playoffs to
go.

“ It w as great to break the
record,” said L a rry in the
dressing room a fte r Satur­
day’s game w ith Pasadena.
“ But th a t’s alread y in the
past now and I don’t w an t
to th in k of anything but
getting ready fo r th at N C A A ,
to urnam en t.”

Armstrong played his high
school ball at Phoenix South
Mountain where he was an AllState selection for three years.
W ill-o -th e -w isp A rm stro n g
He then played service ball and
who claims he’s now grown!
e
T . ,,
,
“““
to 5-11, became the darling of ^ p 0
brilll^ t l y at Phoenix
vPar af­
a f. ICollege’ ayeragmg 21.7 points
West Coast fans last year
ter sterling exhibitions in the per game during his year there.
F ar West Classic and the NC­ He hit 74 of 77 free throws in
AA Western Regionals, both in competition during PC’s last ten
games that season.
Portland.
His steady scoring and pesky
defensive play earned him spots
Lettermen Meet
on the Helms All America and
The Lettermen’s Qlub will
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