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Vol. 40

A I I Z O N A

Friday, March 16, 1962

MILITARY BALL SET TONIGHT
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Queen, Prize
To Highlight
Annual Event

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M ARY

GORM AN

The selection of a queen and the aw arding of tw o
tickets to the World's F air at S eattle as the m ain door
prize will highlight the M ilitary Ball tonight.
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196:2 M ilitary Ball, whose theme is “S tairw ay
to the Stars, wil-1 begin at 9 in the m en’s gym
T h e queen of the m ilitary B all j

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° n Maf h 7 *3ut T heatre, and Jim Spero, K U PD
w ill not be announced until to
disc jockey.
night.
T he round trip tickets fo r tw o
T h e eight finalists picked by
ROTC cadets a re K aren A rn e - to th e W orld’s F air w ill be th e
son, B everly B ulla, Jo a n C h lar- m ain door prize f o r .. th e b all.
son, S hirley O tten , P a t Pansini, F our tran sisto r radios an d fo u r
, M arily n Rossini, G eorgia W ag­ pen an d pencil desk sets also
w ill be given aw ay as prizes.
n e r an d Cheryl W argon.
T h e queen w as selected on
T he b all is a lte rn a te ly spon­
poise, appearance an d p erso n al­ sored by th e A rm y a n d A ir
ity . Ju d g es w e re P a u l Coze, Force ROTC d ep artm en ts. T h is
F re n ch
consul; M rs. F ra n k y ear, th e 14th an n u al ball is
L loyd W right, p re sid e n t of th e sponsored by th e A ir F orce
F ra n k Lloyd W right Founda ROTC.
tion; Ted Fio Rito, noted band
D r. H. D. R ichardson, a c a d e director; Mrs.1 W esley Johnson, | m ic vice p resid e n t w ill crow n
d irecto r of th e P h o en ix L ittle I th e 1962 M ilba Q ueen.

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P R E P A R IN G F O R B A L L
Again th is year, panic time arrived , as R O T C mernbers fra n tica lly
began decorating fo r the annual M ilitary B all yesterday afternoon. T h is year the bio ioh

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are W m i l l T m il Sm ith
and m^mbers found them selves w orking all night. Show n here
are, f rom left, B ill Sm .th, Bob C o ar, John Seedborg, Sol W ard and W ayne M cCarey,

Leaves Of Absence Granted
To ASU Faculty Members Population Is Topic
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T h e B oard °f R egents a t its, 1962-63 to ap p e ar w ith th e N a- of English an d Jo a n R ichardson,
m o n th ly m eeting la st S aturday, tional S ym phony O rch estra in in stru c to r in M athem atics, have
ap proved leaves of absence fop W ashington, D.C., an d M a rg a re t) been given leaves fo r 1962-63
te n A SU facu lty m em bers.
Naczki, in stru c to r in N u rs in g ,! to stu d y for o r com plete th e
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w ho w ill be gone th e 1962-63 j Ph.D. degrees
Those g ra n te d leaves w ere D r. y e a r, to stu d y m a te rn a l child
D r Jo h n ' R
H a rry Wood, chairm an of th e | nursing an d pediatrics.
' assoclate
A rt departm ent, w ho w ill leav e ! Also g ran te d leaves fo r t h e 1 pr0 ess° r of E nghsh, w ill con-

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p le te p ro jec ts, in w riting, r e - er, assistan t professor of Office leave
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search, film -m aking, p ain tin g I A dm inistration
and . B usiness I ------ aH dU sculpturing, an d D r. G uil- Education, to co m p lete^ req u ire-)
ford D udley, associate p ro fes- | m ents for his docto rate; an d El-1
so r of H istory, w ho w ill le a v e , lam ae B ra n ste tte r, assistan t d isecond sem ester 1962-63; to f u r - recto r of th e School of N ursing
th e r research in O rien tal civili to study lo r th e Ph.D . in h um an
zations.
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developm ent.
Also, Eugene Chausow, assis­
A rth u r M atula, assista n t p r o - |
ta n t professor of Music, w ill fessor of Jo u rn“ alism
A sem in ar on system
R u th
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a v xrs.
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LX1 II
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be gone both sem esters of I H. K eenan, assistan t professor j m anagem ent control w ill bq on
cam pus today in the executive
sem inar room of th e Business
A dm inistration building from
8:30 a.m. u n til 9 p.m.
T he sem inar, consisting of two
lectu re-d em o n stratio n s an d five!
.w orkshop sessions, is sponsored
jo in tly by ASU an d th e P hoenix |
: A n a u th o ritativ e discussion of children, o ccurring in s ol i t ar y, ch
- yap ter
— o- f othe ySystem
S« s an d P ro
infectious m ononucleosis com pii- isolated cases and in epidem ic cedures Association,
ed by Dr. L. C S utherland, u n i- form . It is ch aracterized by fe v E nrollm ent is restricted to

Lam betaDelta Sigma
To Distribute Report

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T he report, which; w ill be d isT he re p o rt also gives an i m- l
trib u te d to th e various dorm s, p o rtan t account of th e disease,
m ay be obtained from th e MU | its definition, cause, tran sm is-

ciated w ith system s an d p rocedures analysis w ork or th e im plem entation of com pleted systems
w ork.

‘ H e a ù r S e r v i Ì r k;n d hefraSi r n S f S u a ^ n ^ 111’ dÌagn0SÌS a n d ) T he set” in a r w ill p resen t c u ran d so ro ritv erouDs It will h-> !■
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1rent, th m king ab o u t som e fu n av ailab le to all students. :
ed £v
^ t r i b u t - j da.mentalfe an d techniques of
I ed b> Lam bda D elta Sigma in modern -systems m anagem ent
Dr. Sutherland s report ’ d e s - 1 conjunction w ith th è senate Stu-1 according to Dr. V incent G R eucnbes the disease as, « n e p re v a -j dent Services com m ittee. C huck Iter, ASU associate professor, of
len t am ong young people an d j Beals is ch airm an of th e p roject. Management.

Of Next MU Series
R o b e rt R ip ley o n ce said i n , F u lb rig h t g ra n t a n d ag ain in
“B eliev e I t O r N o t” th a t if th e 1955-56 w h ile w o rk in g on a n
p eo p le of C hina w e re to m a rc h | O ffice o f N av al R esearch p r o 12 a b re a s t p a st a g iv en p o in t j je c t o n in te r-is la n d sh ip p in g ,
on e a rth , th e y w o u ld n e v e r H e ta u g h t a t P e n n sy lv a n ia
fin ish .
. S ta te U n iv ersity n in e y e a rs b e H e ex p lain e d th a t th e ir p o p - fo re jo in in g ASU la st fall,
u latio fi g ro w th is su ch th a t th e II
'——1 —co lu m n of ■people w o u ld g ro w l
f a s te r th a n th e peo p le w ere |
m a rc h in g . -

'Education
Committee
Reorganizing

“T h e P opulation D ilem m a of')
S o u th e a st A sia” is th e th ird
le c tu re in a se ries o f,!six on I
“A m erica an d th e C hallenge of
A sia.” D r. F re d e ric k L. W ernste d t, A SU asso ciate p ro fesso r
of G eo g rap h y , w ill p re se n t th e
p ro g ram a t 2:40 p.m. M onday in
T h e A SA S U S enate
th e M U B allroom .
com m ittee, cu rren tly
D r. W ern sted t w as in t h e r e vita liza tion process,
process,
P h ilip p in e s in 1951-52 on a

E ducation
u n d er a
has
has an-

nounced -that it is seeking sup*»
| plem entary membership.

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“T his com m ittee is com ing a ltve
again,” said
C h airm an
; Dave, M atthew s, “an d w e h av e
T h e MU B oard an n o u n ced established sev eral im p o rta n t
T u esd ay a policy o f h o b e r- objectives, including the d ev el­
opm ent of a w o rth w h ile lec­
m u d a sh o rts in th e cafeterias.
tu re series, a policy of acad em ­
I t w ill be en forced sta rtin g ic in tegrity, im proved ad v iso r
M onday:
relatio n sh ip an d b e tte r g en e ral
T h e policy ap p lies to b oth scholarship.’
m en a n d w om en.
In terested freshm en, so p h o C a fe te ria ch eck ers h a v e been I |Tlor^ an d ju n io r -stu d en ts m ay
inmiiri» af ihn T\/TTT
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ask ed ' to stop in d iv id u als fro m | *nq“ ire. a t
UMU in fo rm d ti° n
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desk fo r f u rth e r inform ation
e n te rin g th e c a fete rias w ith o u t concerning ap pointm ent to the
co rrec t a ttire .
I com m ittee.

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Friday, March 16, 1962

STATE PRESS

Wear Your Green
For St. Pat’s Day

ÀSU Junior Is Selected
Emp
To Interview As Phoenix’s ‘Miss Emmy’
Applicants

L ynda S alisb u ry , ASU j u n Miss S a lisb u ry w ill re p re s e n t
ior, w as selected as th e 1962' th e acad em y a t public fu n ctio n s
“Faith ‘n begorra. tom orrow is the w earing of the
“Miss E m m y ” S a tu rd a y n ig h t'th is spring, p re se n t th e ■E m m y
T he P lacem ent C enter is still by th e P h o en ix ch a p te r of th e ] a w a rd s in th e P h o en ix a re a ,
green." It s the feast of St. P atrick and a great dav for
th e Irish.
busy, as stu d en t in terv iew s con-I N ational A cadem y of T elevision j M ay 12 a n d - tr a v e l to Los A n A rts an d Sciences.
geles M ay 22, as a guest of the
Ireland's greatest national holiday as well as Holy cihue today and n ex t w eek.
Day is celebrated in the U.S. by the adopted sons of the
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academ y, fo r th e n a tio n a l E m Today th e H oneyw ell com -!
“old soil." D inners. toasts, aci”
pany
w ill re c ru it engineers, <
. dresses and general m e rry m a k - ed St. P a tric k ’s w o rk and cap­
in g are carried on by the F rie n d ­ tured him 12 tim es, once con­ m athem aticians, chem ists and j
ly Sons of Si. P atrick. A ncient dem ning him to death- St. P a ­ sales g r a d u a t e s, and t h e !
O rd e r of H ibernians and anyone trick persisted in his w ork of B ank of A m erica and Social S e- j
else w ith good '"Irish intentions.’’ converting th e population an d cu rity A dm inistration re p re se n t- j
T he patrón of Ireland., a rc h ­ built a great reputation.
; atives w ill talk to busine:ss a d - j
bishop and p rim ate of the see of
On e of the legends is th a t St. ' m inistr•ation an d 111)era 1 a r t s :
A rm agh, has countless legends
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P a tri ck a lte n ip ted to explain the grad u a tes.
and traditions associated w ith
three persons ; of th e Holy T rihim . Some áre authentic, others
Also, . Round Val ley High j
nity. in one (God by th e th re e stern from sentim ental folklore.
S c h o *:>1, S pringerv ills" Eager, ’
iobed shamroi;k .
... I
Ariz., w ill in terv iew for posi- 1
rSt. Patrick w as born in
tions in elem entary and high j
385
A .D .
in
K ilp atrick ,
trick banished all the snakes schools; M arañ a Public Schools, |
; 22-24 an d 29-31 by th e D ra m a
Dum barton. Scotland. ' but
; except an old serpent who re - M araña, A ri?., w ill in terv iew for;
i W orkshop.
the year of his death varies.
| fused to leave. St. P a tric k m ade vacancies in sixth grade, ju n io r:
It is reportedly between the
a box an d invited the serpent-to high and high school.
years 461-.493, making" his
enter. The serpent 'refused, sa y ­
' age^1a n y w h e r e from 76 to !
Tuesday, Hughes A irc ra ft1
LYNDA SALISBURY
ing it w asn’t big enough. St.
108.
Com pany w ill interview A c- j
P atric k insisted it w as larg e en ­ counting. Finance. G eneral B us­
H is father. C alphurnius. w as ough to be com fortable. The
Glenn Flight To Be Shown 1 T he F oreign S tu d en ts Club w ill
a Rom an of high ra n k who held serpent, finally agreed to e n te r iness an d M anagem ent m ajors;
Pacific M u tu al w ill ta lk to M ath ­
KAET w ill p resen t an hour ! m eet in MU 218A Sunday a t 3
th e office of decurión of B ritain. -the box to prove th at it w as too
\v h e n P atrick w as 16. he w as small. As soon as th e serpent em atics m ajors for actuarial long special W ednesday evening p.m. to discus's p la n s for its I n captijre d by Ir ish maijj§ j¡ ers w as inside, St. P atrick shut the train in g , and th e N aval R ecruit­ a t 9, “M ystery of Space.” I t w ill . lern atio n al D inner, which" w ill
and kept as a si ave . He w as in lid and th rew the box into the ing S tation w ill in terv iew w o- ■trac e the developm ent, co u n t­ ; be held in A pril.
m en fo r careers in the U..S. dow n, launching, ascent and
serv.itude for six ;year■s and: leai:nA film of A rizona w ill b e
N avy.
track in g of the F rien d sh ip 7.
ed t he : Celti c . -itangi-iage~ ben¡¡¡j
i freshm ents w ill be served.
h e es?capecTto Bri tain.
By J E R R Y R E IL L Y

F oreign Club
To P la n M eal

He decided to dev•oté 1lim s elf
to re.’ligious 1w ork aiid wênt to ;
th e in on as ter y oi: St . Ma:rtin at
Tours, France.
A fter 18 years of prepar- ,
ation, Pope Celestine com ­
missioned— -St. Patrick to
w ork in Ireland. Here he
preached and taught for 29
years. He built churches,
organized parishes and p e r­
formed “ m iracles.”

T he D ruids, an ancient group
of Celtic sorcerer priests, rese n t-

Fred Elquest
& Son

Career Cues:

“The broader your knowledge,
the greater your chance
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Edwin J. Ducayet, President
¿ e ll Helicopter Company

“As I look back, graduating from college irf the depth of
the depression was a blessing in disguise. It was difficult
to get a job, and even more difficult to hold it. It proved
to me early in life that to succeed in business requires
constant struggle.
, “I found that the truly successful individual never stops
learning, that a formal college education is the foundation
on which we continue to build the knowledge and experi­
ence required to get ahead.

“Even in today’s age of specialization, a man eventually
reaches a pdînt where breadth of knowledge is necessary.
The engineer must understand accqunting and marketing.
The marketing man must know his product/The financial
man must be sympathetic to engineering development
and sales programs. Management must have a working
knowledge of all phases of the complex and highly com­
petitive business world.
“Therefore, even though specializing, a student should
make his college curriculum as broad as possible, and
diversify his outside activities. Authoritative surveys have
shown that only a small percentage of individuals end up
in the field in which they specialized in college.
“Widen your world. Broaden your interests right now.
Since graduation from college I’ve discovered that those
who are really succeeding today are the ones who do more
and keep on learning from what they do. The broader
your college interests are now —the steadier your ladder
of success tomorrow!”

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STATE PRESS

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Coeds Honored
For Averages
ASU coeds, w ho e a rn e d a 3.5
or h ig h e r a v e ra g e firs t sem es­
te r, w e re h onored b y P leiades,
se n io r w o m en ’s h o n o rary , a t a
rec ep tio n in th e MU u p p er
lounge la s t n ig h t.

i Flo* S m ith, K ath lee n Spieles,
N orm a S trau ss, A gnese F in d U dinotti, Selma* W agner, W in n ifre d W alters, M a rg a re t W eim er, R osalind W etzel, M a rg a re t
W illiam s, L yola t e e an d D oris
Coeds honored w ere C arm a Z esinger.
A ndorsbn, B e tty B arclay, E le a ­
O ther honorees w ere Sue
n o r B a rn e tte , G ail B arto n , Ju d y
Barnes, M arilyn B a ld w in ,
Bishop, M argie B o ern er, R uth
D oris Cornett, B e v e r l y
B ow m an, M arion B ratt, L inda
D aw son, V irg in ia D eevar,
B roderson, 'S h a r o n B rosseau,
Ele an o r Dom inques, K a re n .
E th el B u rto n , E llen C h a m b e rGeorge, N ina H a r m a n ,
lain , M arcia Cook and F ran ces
W anda
H erd,
Edythe
D ains.
h i g h G R A D E S H O N O R E D — Greeting two of the A S U women who made a 3.5 or better
last sem ester are Pleiades Sel E rd e r and Suzanne Barnes, Pleiades, senior w om ens’ honor,
a ry sponsored a tea to honor those coeds who passed the 3.5 m ark. Pictured, from left, are
Sel Erder, P h y llis?B o sw e ll, Janet Elliott and Suzanne Barnes.

Hoffm an, »Sue Holden, J e ­
anne Lobb, Peggy M eyer,
E lla O w ens, M arilyn Pol- lard, V irg in ia
Rodriques,
Evo n Rogers, V iv ia n Sm ith ,
Ed na S n yd e r, N erle T e lleen and Donna W illia m s.

' A l s o , B arb ara Deifies,
Jacq u ely n Dolphin, B ecky
Donaldson, M uriel D o w n ­
ing,
L in d a
E c k e r,
Joan
E d s o n , A n d rea E h rlich ,
Donna Erbland , Sel Erder,
M ary Fa rm e r, Irene Field s,
Nelda F le c k , Suzi G erb er,
Susan G riffith s and Tobi
G ub erm an .

j . Oth'ers \yefe Lois A nderson,
i S u zan n e , A r m i s t e a,d , "E llen
I
! Suzanne A rm istead, Lucy F u ller,
' S haro n Ish ik aw a, B ren d a -TibO th ers h o n o red w e re B etty j sh raen y , L u rlv n e Young, N an
G uyer, D oris H all, L illian H a n -!I B aeehlin, C h o arlen e "E rb, J o -.
son, M ary H arries, M ary H eller, | a n n e H all, B a rb a ra K ilp atric,
V iva H enley, R uth Hine, M ar­ | C arm en E a th lm g , L ynde S w an,
ion H o ffm a k P h y llis H offm an,' P h y llis T erry an d M ary W il­
S u z a rin e y H e rn e ^ V e ra H um ble, liam s.
M ary I^ b e JJf^ P a tric ia Jones,
A lso honored w ere A n n
M ary
K ing,
C arol K ioseff,
O v e ra ll. J o y c e
W atson,
N ancy. K ofoed an d C h ari ine
Cleo Reppert, E lsa W hite,
K vapil.
Peggy S t a n t o n ,
W illa
Tho m as,
M arily n S p itle r, •
Roberta • T u rn e r, K a th ry n
Bevington. L in d a
B row n,
S h irle y D elbridge and J a ­
net E llio t.

Also, C orinne M elton, M uriel
M iller,' L in d a M orrison, P atsy
N elson, M arion ' P a rris h , Leslie
P earso n , D ee R. R eed, D iane
S chenk, G eo rg iean n S k in n er,

Ceramics And Paintings
Featured In MU Display
T he C ultural A ffairs B oard and ! fo u rtieth n ational exhibition.
the ASU A rt d ep artm en t have
P rofessor Garzio exhibited his
com bined to p re se n t a display
ceram ics in the A m erican p av il­
of ceram ics an d w a te r color
ion of the Brussels W orld’s F air,
p ain tin g in the-MU low er lounge.
and the- Second In tern atio n al
T h e display opened March. 12 Exhibition of Ceram ics, Ostehcl,
and w ill close A pril 10.
Belgium .
T he ceram ics a re presented | P rofessor Garzio earn ed th e
by Angelo C. Garzio, assistant j B a ch e lo rs degree from S y racu se
professor of A rt, K ansas S tate j U niversity in 1949. He obtained
U niversity. T he w a te r color th e M aster’s degrees in art, h is­
paintings are selections from the tory and ceram ics at Iow a S ta te
California W ater Color Society’s j U niversity.

SWINGING?
We re HANGING!
Keep up to dates with a traditional

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Friday, March 16, 1962

STATE PRESS

CO VERIN G COLLEGE AVENUE
T H E S T A T E P R E S S , d is tr ib u te d b y th e c a m p u s c h a p t e r o f S ig m a D e lta
C h i u n p e r th e d ire c tio n o f C ir c u la t io n M a n a g e r M ik e B a r r i c k , is th e of-,
fresa! c a m p u s n e w s p a p e r o f A r iz o n a S ta te U n iv e r s it y . I t is p u b lis h e d each *
W e d n e s d a y an d F r id a y th ro u g h o u t th e sch o o l y e a r , e x c e p tin g h o lid a y s , an d
is e n te re d as se co n d c la s s m a tte r, a t th e T p m p e , A r iz o n a , P o st O f f ic e u n d e r
th e A c ts o f- M a rc h 3. 1879, an d A u g u s t 24, 1912.
S u b s c rip t io n p ric e , S3 p e r sch o o l y e a r .
T H E S T A T E P R E S S is a m e m b e r o f th e
A r iz o n a N e w s p a p e rs A s s o c ia t io n , A s s o c ia te d C o l­
le g ia te P re s s an d N a tio n a l A d v e r t is in g S e r v ic e ,
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OFF THE EDITOR'S DESK

letters are overflowing,but keep 'em coming

comments on new women's dorm discussed
B y R O S A L Y N W H IT N E Y

w ill be only seven floors, not

Since th e announcem ent of
th e new sev en -sto ry w om en's
dorm itory th a t is planned for the
fa ll of 1963, everyone has been
voicing his opinion of th e p ro ­
posed plant.
Some of the
com m ents you
m i g h t have
heard include,
“Seven stories
and it c n l y
houses
410
girls?,” HThere
w ill only f^e 14
girls on each
i
floor,” “W hy are they building
it in front of Palo V erd e?” and
"It w ould be b e tte r across the
stre e t.”

28. Once you have accept­

par'fctng lot, creating a new
quad. T h is system 1 would
have one director, as w ell
as three head residents.

ed these two small facts, you
are ready to continue to a

Q uestions or com m ents an y ­
one?

more detailed explanation.

Concerning the four w ings of
the dorm , you m ust not th in k
of them in term s of Palo Verde.
In stead of being sep arate wings
divided into floors, th e ncW
dorm itory w ill be seven floors,
each divided into four w ings.
Each flo o r'w ill house ap p ro x i­
m ately 60 women, w hile , each
wing of th e floor will provide
space for approxim ately 15.

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T he ASASÜ execu tiv e officers
h av e b een v ery busy lately. A
stream of le tte rs h av e been
w ritte n to S en ato r B arry G oldw ate r, S en ato r G ale fylcGee of
W yom ing an d H a rry S. T ru ­
m an req u e stin g th e ir presence
on th e A rizona S tate cam pus.
Senators G o ld w a ter and
M cGee have been invited to
meet for a debate on or
about A p ril 25, w h ile Mr.
T rum an has an open in v ita ­
tion for any tim e before
M ay 21.

T he four w ings of each level
will be joined by a lounge,’ sim i­
la r to those w hich arc placed at
the end of each floor in Palo/
We don't have ail the answ ers Verde, w hich w ill serve the 60
b u t afte r a short talk w ith H ons- w omen living on th e floor
It has been suggested th a t an y
ing, w e h av e a b etter under-,
T h e proposed placement
stu d e n t w ho w ould ap p re cia te
sta n d in g of. the situation, w hich
of the new addition is in
an o p p o rtu n ity to h e a r these
w e w ill try to pass on to an y of
the east Palo Verde parking
th re e gentlem en m ig h t ta k e the
our w ondering readers.
lot.
Looking
ahead« the
tim e to address a personal le t­
First, you must remember
school hopes to some day
te r to an y one of, or all of them
that this dormitory is going
build a third dorm, which
ex ten d in g h is .o w n persona! in ­
up, not out, and second, there
would be placed in the west
v ita tio n .

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

We get ..many things up here, at the State Press . . ,
complaints, demands, a com plim ent about every two
moons and lots and lots of letters.
diculous1 B etw een th e hours of fo r som e serio u s th inking on
MOST OF THEM are w ell-w ritten, in good taste To the E ditor: •
and, therefore, m eet the previously indicated require7:40
and 11:30 a.m., th e most im provem ent of th e economical
T h ere is a situation on this
merits set forth in our “State Press L etters to the Editor cam pus that all students are congested p ark in g time, there,
u se of p a rk in g lot facilities. We
Policy.” Others are not so good . . . and for one reason p ain fu lly aw are of. We refer to
has
been
an
average
of
th
ree
believe
th a t retu rn in g this lot
or another (no signature, incoherency, selfish motives, stu d en t parking. W e’ll grant th a t
bad taste, etc.), And then, there is one other classification several steps h av e been taken to cars a t an y one tim e p arked in fo r th e use of th e students,
of letters . . . w e call it’the “U ntim ely Bunch” . . . hello, help solve the problem , h o w ­ th is lot, w hich is large enough w hom it can rea lly serve is
for m ore th an ten tim es th a t
G ary Walker
ever, things could be im proved. num ber! A t th e same time, stu - called for.
Recently, the num ber of letters has been steadily in­
S igned by 48 Students
To be specific: T h ere is a dens h av e been forced to p ark at
creasing . . . a fact w hich pleases us. We are attem pting
new parking lot du e east of th e le ast an o th er tw o blocks far­
Ed itor’s Note: In order to
w ith our greatest effort to publish as many as we can.
engineering ann ex (form erly the th e r aw ay along the streets.
conserve obviously needed
Overcoming the space barrier is not an easy task.
P resb y terian C hurch) th a t is un­
W hy? So th a t the faculty, if
space in the State Press,
THE STATE PRESS staff definitely feels th at the fo rtu n ately labeled “F aculty th e num erous and npar faculty
we a re not printing the ,
“letters to the editor” portion of this new spaper is one P ark in g .”
lots a re full, w on’t have to brave
nam es of those students
of the most valuable and necessary attrib u tes of .the
th
e
p
ark
in
g
storm
the
students
T his lot, as w as ex p lain ed in
who signed th is letter. T h e ir
paper. For that, reason, we do not attem pt to edit the
th e S tate Press, is overflow p a r­ are faced w ith every day.
nam es are ava ila b le at the
letters, refuse certain letters and accept others which are
We th in k th at now is the lim e
State P ress office.
favorable to our viewpoints, or add unnecessary “edi­ king for th e faculty. This is r i ­
to r’s notes.”
• We feel we are giving you, the students, am ple op­
portunity to express yourselves. We hope you will nou­
rish th is 1opportunity.
To the Editor:
> eratio n in th e boys’ dorm itor­
I feel th a t a boys’ dorm itory
K eep ’em coming.
A few days ago, I read that ies.
g u aran teein g p riv acy an d a good
, CLEARING THE DESK: The State Press has lost a bids w ill soon be let on w hat It perplexes me, therefore, that
stu d y atm osphere w ould be a
tru e and long-time friend, Mr. C larence'S outhern, who is to be Arizona S tate U n iv ers!-’
an honor dorm itory fór boys trem endous b enefit to those m ale
passed aw ay yesterday. N ext w eek’s column: A tribute ty’s tallest building — a girls’
has not been instituted on this stu d en ts desiring ’ to m ain tain
to the form er State Press sponsor.

the overflow lot — this i ridiculous!

new dorm needed, but who needs it most?

dorm itory to b e built n ear the cam pus. McClintock “B” is an
high scholastic stan d ard s.
m assive • stru ctu re com prising adm irable setup for girls, but no
G arth T allm an
P alo Verde Hall.
su c h ' facility exists for the boysT
E d ito r’s Note: W e agree.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

poem expresses disappointment
To th e E ditor:
Since. I am u n ab le to ex p re ss
in my ow n woFcfe m>‘ e x tre m e
d isa p p o in tm en t in D erby D ay­
an ev en t th a t should h av e been
a cre d it r a th e r th a n a d iscred it
to th e G re ek S ystem an d th e
sponsoring group, I am rely in g
on th e a tta c h e d poem to e x ­
p re ss m y a ttitu d e fo r me.
T his poem applies td th e d is­
gustin g co n d u c t of the' crow d
as w ell as th e d isto rte d sense
o f h u m o r of th e in d iv id u als
w ho p la n n e d som e of th e
even ts.
A G reek
I ’ m t ir e d .
T ir e d of p u p p e ts in s te a d o f p eo ­
p le.
O f c re w c u ts an d tw e e d c o a ts , o f
p ip e s a n d P ic a s s o b u tto n s,
O f peo ple w h o d ro p s o lilo q u ie s
c a r e f u lly la b e le d in te llig e n c e .
I ’ m t ire d o f peo ple w h o p la y th e
d a tin g g am e lik e fo u ts a t th e
ra c e t r a c k .
T ir e d o f s e e in g p eo p le u sed b e ­

c a u s e - it ’s o n ly a g am e.
O f p eo p le w h o t u rn m a k in g out
in to a so c ia l g ra c e .
. O f w a tc h in g s in c e r it y fe s te r in to
sm o o th n e ss.
I ’m
tire d
o f c y n ic s w h o
c a ll
t h e m s e lv e s r e a lis ts .
T ir e d o f m in d s ro ttin g in in d if ­
fe r e n c e ,
O f p eo p le b ored b ecau se t h e y ’re
a f r a id to c a re ,
O f in t e lle c tu a l g am e s o f rin g a ro u n d - th e - ro s y .
I ’m t ir e d o f p eo p le w h o h a v e to
be e n te rta in e d ,
T ir e d o f peo ple lo o k in g f o r k ic k s
w it h a b o ttle — e ach h a n d ,
O f g ir ls p ro u d of k n o w in g th e
sco re an d s n ic k e rin g a b o u t it,
. O f g ir ls in te n t on le a rn in g the
sco re ,4
I ’ m tir^ d o f s o p h is tic a te d slo b s.
O f p e e p ie w h o t in k e r w it h se x
u n til it ’s s m u t, ^------O f p eo p le w h o se u n d e rs ta n d in g
goes a s deep a s ••neat.”
I ’ m t ir e d o f people w h o sc re a m
t h e y h a te it , b u t w o n ’t le a v e i f
b ecau se t h e y ’re la z y ,
T ir e d o f peo ple w ith n o th in g b e t­
t e r to do th a n g lu e t h e ir d a y s
to g e th e r w it h a lc o h o l.
^m

t ir e d o f p eo p le e m b a rra s s e d
a t h o n e s ty , a t lo v e , a t k n o w l­
edg e.

I ’m t ir e d , y e s

v e r y t ir e d .

do not deny the neecf* for
th e building, b ut I am d ism ay­
ed at the fact th a t concentra­
tion appears to be on im proving
facilities for fem ale students,
w hile
boys” accom modations
seem to' be regressing. D orm i­
tories like ‘ H aigler, Irish and
E ast H all illu stra te this fact. The
academ ic environm ent, a very
necessary factor in .o u r college
training, greatly needs consid-

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athletic department doing its job
To th e (Editor:
In reference to your M arch 2
issue, “Name W ith h eld ” will be
happy to learn th e w eight room
is now open from 2:40 u n til 4:30
on M onday, W ednesday and F ri­
day afternoons. Also, if he w ants
to p lay basketball, the gym a n -

CLAUDE HOPPER

nex is v e ry fre q u e n tly open for
1hat purpose, besides being open
.for g ym nastic activities every
day. I believe th e ath letic de­
p a rtm e n t h as done a good job
providing facilities fo r stu d en ts
w ho w ish to take" ad v an tag e of
them,,
; N am e W ith h eld

by tom knowlçs
I F E E L T H IS IS A SIGNIFICANT
OCCURRENCE INASMUCH A S 10U HAVE
D IS P L A Y E D AN A C TIVE IN T E R E S T
IN MY G E N E R A L S T A T E O F HEALTH
A S TO T H E CONDmON O F MY W ELL
BEIN G , P H Y S IC A L L Y I AM P IN E

Friday, March 16, 1962

STATE PRESS

Page 5

Corporation Head To Address Law Club
E. T. W illiam s Jr., A rizona law. No p a rtic u la r g rad e average
corp o ratio n com m issioner, w ill is req u ired .
ad d ress m em bers of the ASU
S peakers from all areas of the
P re -L a w Club a t 2:30 p.m. T u es­
day; in MU 7.
legal profession w ill speak at
T he club, recently organized various tim es to acq u ain t stu ­
an d ch a rtered , is open to an y ­ dents w ith th e d ifferen t fields
one in te reste d in any field of open to those w ith a law b ac k ­

WO 7-2972 — WO 7-4274

according

to

T hom as

th e club w ill act as an in fo rm a­
tion *cen ter, p roviding d ata
w hich w ill include referen ce m a ­
te rials from law schools and
about career fields.

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- Check your opinions-against PM’sJÇampus Opinion Pott 18

By B A R B A R A M A R L O W E

, As a rough estim ate, h alf of th e 2,575 stirdents re ­
gistered in the College of Education w ill not graduate
until 1963.
s
These 1,238.5 students will be directly affected by
th e new ruling of the S tate Board of Education regard­
ing teach er certification re q u ire - , -----—— — ---- ------------—------*—
ments>
jin th e MCCTA article quoted
A ccording to the ruling, ele- i above w rote: “I f a larg e n u m m en tary school teachers m ust j b er of these people are allo w h av e com pleted 30 hours w o rk | ed to en ter teaching in A rizona
beyond th e bachelor’s degree w ith courses , of d o u b tfu l v alu e
w ithin five y ears in, order to I in th e classroom , th ey w ill n ot
qu alify for ren ew al of a five—j be able to dem and th e c u rre n t
y e a r tem p o rary certificate.
j pay sta tu s of our m ore q u a liSecondary school teachers fied teachers,
m u st also m eet the 3 0-hours
“T his does one th in g in ed—
ru lin g w ithin th e fiv e-y ea r p e r - j ucation. I t p u ts th e w e ll-q u a lij fied, w ell-p rep ared professional
T he b oard rem oved th e r e - j teach er on a higher salary plane,
q u irem en t th a t beginning te a - j and she is th erefo re em ployed
chers in the secondary schools j only w hen th e supply of ‘ch eap ’
m u st Complete six g rad u ate teach ers is ex h a u ste d .”
hours before obtaining a te m ­
A form er high school tea­
p o rary teaching certificate.
cher commented that the f i ­
In the Feb ru ary 19 issue
of the
Maricopa
County
Classroom T ea ch er’s A sso ­
ciation News, Dr. R. Craig
Rover of the College of Ed­
ucation had predicted: “ I
don’t believe the state board
w ill proceed with such re ­
ductions in teacher q u a li­
fications, if we let them
know our feelings in the
matter. In suggesting these
proposals they are, I believe,
asking the advice and co n ­
sent of the teaching pro­
fession.”

O Would you volunteer to man the first space
station if odds on survival were 50-50?
□ Yes
□ No

0 How many children
would you like to have
when you're married?

Certificate
To Affect Students

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nancial strain could be tr e ­
mendous in completing 30
hours w ithin five years, if
no college is close by. He
said that teachers often d e­
pend on sum m er jobs to
meet living expenses at that
time.

It is possible th at the 30 hours
could be com pleted w ithin five
j full sum m er sem esters. If th is
! w e re undertaker!, the form er
I high school teach er said th a t it
\ alm ost com pletely elim inated th e
possibilities of a job, placing
a double financial responsibility
In
a telep h o n e in terv iew ! on t h e 1teacher.
W ednesday, D r. R over said th a t | T he fed eral ad m in istratio n ’s
h e w as n ot in fav o r of th e r e - top., education officials testified
m oval of th e six hours gradu-1 before a house education su b ­
a te w ork req u irem en t for, tern- | com m ittee that:
p o rary certification. He said
1. T here are 90,000 f u ll­
that, conceivably, these hours
tim e teachers who are not
could be en tirely u n d erg rad u ate
qualified by the standards
hours.
of their own states;
He fu rth e r stated th a t stu­
2. One-fourth of the ele­
dents w ould be m ore likely to
mentary school teachers are
continue g rad u ate study . and
not college graduates.
com plete th e m a ster’s degree,
,3. H alf the English teach­
if som e w ork h ad already been
ers in ju n io r and senior
com pleted.
high school lack the m in i­

6 Do men expect their
dates to furnish
their own cigarettes?

Dr. Rover w as asked if he
felt the new rulings would
likely d raw more out of
state teachers. He said that
it probably would and added
that cu rren tly 60 per cent
of our teachers are trained
outside A rizona.

mum college requirem ents
for an English m ajor.

S ecretary of H ealth, E duca­
tion and W elfare A b rah am A.
Ribicoff, w as quoted as. saying
th at the present state of U.S.
education leaves m illions of ch il­
dren w ithout a real chance to
R egarding this percentage of develop, th eir ability to lead
out of state teachers, Dr. Rover, I useful, happy lives.

Father, Son Present Concert-Lecture
H. Th. W ijdeveld, arc h itec t, [ sh e w in g th e co m b in atio n of in a n d his son, W olfgang, a m u - sp ira tio n in m usic an d a rc h ite c sician, p rese n ted a c o n c e rt-le c - tu re w e /e p rese n ted . W ijd ev eld
tu re la st n ig h t in th e MU B a ll- j co m p ared th e m a je sty of c a lh e room .
! d ra l colum ns to th e m a jesty of
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STATE PRESS

Friday, March 16, 1962

Group Therapy Music Day To Open
String Ensemble Study
Workshop
To Appear Here Opens Saturday A t ASU Tomorrow

A sta te music day observance | A luncheon m eetin g is schedT he H ungarian Q u arte t, a th e q u a rte t- ap p e ared in 1th e
A w o rk sh o p in group p sy ­ | is slated a t ASU tom orrow . ' | uled for 1 p.m. in th e MU. B a llnoted strin g ensem ble, w ill ap ­ U nited States.
It w ill be sponsored by the >room.
c h o th erap y is scheduled to m o r­
p ea r at ASU S unday and M on­
j ASU an d UofA stu d e n t and
T his past y ear, th e q u a rte t ro w fro m 9 a j n . to 9:30 p.m . in
I T he ASU c h a p te r Will p rese n t
day a t 8:15 p.m . in th e MU
sp e n t th e entire, season in E u - th e ex e cu tiv e sem in ar room a t alum ni chapters of . Sigma Al­ an A m erican m usicale, open to
ballroom .
ph
a
Iota,
w
om
en’s
n
ational
m
u
j
! rope. In the sum m er m onths they
th e public, a t 4 p.m. in th e B all­
th e
B usiness A d m in istra tio n sic fra tern ity .
T he q u arte t, p a rt of 'th e Con­ p articip a ted in 10 m ajo r E u ro p ­
room.
building.
A t 10 a.m. in th é MU, th e j
cert and L ecture Series, m ade ean music festivals.
■ ||§j,gl ■_/ ;■;
A lpha B eta ch a p te r frotn T u e - 1 R ita C hatw in an d M uriel
its debut in B udapest in 1<)35.
D
r.
E.
Jam
es
A
nthony,
p
ro
-!
M em bers of th e q u a r t e t ! ap ­
son w ill conduct a w orkshop j M iller w ill p rese n t a w altz from
By 1938, the q u a rte t h ad been
p earin g a t ASU a re Zoltán fesso r of C hild P sy ch ia try a t j
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I for officers. A t th e sam e tim e, “R odeo” by Copeland. “V iolin
h ea rd in ev ery m a jo r city of
Szekely, .first violin, M ichael | W ashington U n iv ersity M edicali
a p an el discussion fo r alum nae j C oncerto,” w ritte n by Dr. G ra n t
W estern Europe.
K u ttn e r, second violin, Denes jj School, St. Louis, Mo., w ill be j
w ill ta k e place. M rs. G ra n t j F letch er, A SU professor of M u­
T he ou tb reak of th e w a r in, K orom zay, viola and G abriel I w o rk sh o p leather.
Fletcher, of the P hoenix alu m - \ sic, w ill be play ed by J a n Ses­
1939 stopped th e q u a r te t’s in - ! M agyar, cello.
D r. D onald Pollie, ASU as-1 n ae ch ap ter, w ill be in charge, j sions.
te rn atio n al trav el, and fo r five
S un d ay ’s concert w ill include s is ta n t pro fesso r of P sychology j
T w o workshops are p lan ­
M artha Bacon w ill sing
years, they lived in H olland, I
th e B eethoven Opus 74 and the an d w o rkshop d irecto r, said th e I ned for 11 a.m. A choral
T re s Poemes” by S tra v in ­
w ithout perform ing.
S h u b ert Opus 161. On M onday p u rp o se of th e m eetin g is to
group w ill meet in the MU
sk y . Selection from “ H erm it
A fter th e w ar, the q u a rte t i night, th e program w ill include discuss critica l p ro b lem s iii th e
upper lounge. A n in stru ­
Songs” by Sam uel Barber
perform ed 16 q u arte ts of B eethd- j the M ozart G -M ajo r stririg q u a r­ .practice of gro u p p sy c h o th e r­
mental group w ill be in MUw ill be surtg by Suzanne
von throughout th e w orld, from te t an d D vorak’s O pus 96.
apy.
208 and 209.
W illia m s.
M ilan and A m sterdam to Buenos
A ires and Rio de Ja n eiro . In 1948

Government Film
Series To Open j
On TV Tonight |

Girl Witcher’s Guide
Presented by Pall Mall Famous Cigarettes

KAET, th e educational te le v i- |
sion station of ASU, w ill present
the first of . a series of six
.special docum entary’ films p re ­
pared for th e U.S. governm ent
tonight at 7:30 on C hannel 8. T he docum entaries w ere p re - !
pared by P are L orentz during
th e N ew Deal era. L orentz was
referred to bv P resident F ra n k lin D. Roosevelt as "m y shooter” I
and has been hailed by m any
critics as the m aster of th e in - I
form ational film form .
T onlight’s feature, “The
R iver
and
the
Plo ugh,”
deals with flood control
along the M ississippi and
m arks the first time these
films have been show n on
nation al tele¡vision.

On Monday , KAET r»resen
tw o outstanding,program s. M ak- j
ing its debut at 7:30 p.m. will
be “T he P ain tin g ,” featuring
“The Them e o f the P ain tin g .”
It will be th e first tim e an a r t- ]
ist has produced a painting before, glaring studio lights. A t 8 I.
p.m., the Educational channel!
presents "In te rte l Special: Stone I
Age to Atom Age,” and the p ro - j
gram "N ew - Guinea P o rtra it.” !
. Th e past and' p rese n t confront I
each other in .th e rem ote jungles:
of New G uinea.
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On Tuesday, two programs highlight C h a n nel 8's
telecasting. A t 8:30 /p.m.,
K A E T presents on the pro ­
gram “ Main Street — W at,ers D ivided.” “T he G reat
N orthwest.” It is the story
of t i e Columbia R iver. A t 9
p.m., the program “G rea t
Decisions —
1962,” w ill
present “ Iran — Middle East
P ivo t?” T he feature w ill
outline U.S. policy in the
Middle East.

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Girl watching is not strenuous

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Advantages over bird watching

Although girl watching will inevitably be compared with
bird watching, it enjoys m any obvious advantages. For
one thing, it is less strenuous.
The bird watcher usually has to hike out into the
woods where there is often a great deal of climbing over
rocks and fallen trees and/ occasionally, some swimmin"

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great effort. Perhaps no other hobby is so easy to enjoy.
(Pall Mall is easy to enjoy, too. T hat’s because Pall Mali’s
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Cim pan all t h i n !

Smoke "traveled" through

fine tobacco tastes le s t.

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o f th e f in e s t to b a c c o s m o n e y c a n b u y . P a ll M a ll's fa m o u s le n g th
t r a v e ls a n d g e n tle s th e s m o k e n a t u r a lly . . . o v e r, u n d e r, a ro u n d
a n d th ro u g h P a ll M a ll's fin e , m e llo w to b a c c o s . M a k e s it m ild
• . . b u t d o e s n o t f ilt e r o u t t h a t s a t is fy in g f la v o r !

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Fraternities And Sororities
Add Spring Pledge Lists

T he fourth ann u al P ublic R e­ Wednesday by General Chair­
lations In stitu te w ill be in the man Elliot Emerson. The fee will
MU M arch 22.
cover all regular sessions ex­

T he in stitute, sponsored by ' cept the luncheon. Luncheon tic­
th e P ublic R elations Society of j kets will cost $5.
S p rin g f ra te rn ity an d so ro r­
P hbenix, w ill sta rt at 9 a.m . and j
Tickets for th e in stitu te m ay ity ru sh h a s b ro u g h t'in th e firs t
ad jo u rn a t 5 p.m.
be purchased from m em bers of crop of second se m ester pledges
S tu d en ts and faculty m em bers P i Sigma Epsiloh, professional fo r A f.U ’s G reek o rg an izatio n s.
w ill be able to atten d the in sti-I fra tern ity for m arketing, sales
L e v pledges are:
tu te for a $1 registration fee, m anagem ent and selling, o r at
K ap p a D elta; C arol Jo h n so n ,
according to an a n n o u n c e m e n t the m arketing office, BA 102C.
L in d a W eath eru p , Peggy .E k - j
lu n d , Ju d y W ilson an d M arily n
G arb e.

C han W arsely, C arolyn Moore K opp, Bill F isch er an d Dan B a x ­
ley.
an d P a t T om pkins.
Pi Kappa Epsilon: Ron A xson,
Sigm a Nu: Bob Kec, Dave
C alvert, L arry B arag ar, R ich ­ B ruce A llan, Bill Goodman, Ron
a rd H arris, Ron Scarfo, Jo h n G oodm an, Ed Moses an d E d
DiLorenzo, Bill G lickauf, B ryan! C roonenberg.
Delta Chi: C onrad P eterson,
W allace, V al F rye, L arry H u f- j
sta d le r,_ Jac k M cW illiam s, Dick j D ennis K lem onski, Jam es Didlo,
Coviello, B ruce H aas, K ent | L am ar Pollock, B re n t H arelson,
G am m a P h i B eta: C indy A r- j P iester, Jo h n M arcecola, C h a rle s: Don Holley, Tom P avlin, D ean
m er, K a rla E m ery, B etty G uild, M iddleton, M ike S chw artz, Tom ! Bass and M ike T eeter.
Phi Kappa T a u : Steve Sabe,
J e r r y Reed and A llen W an a10 - 6 Mon. thru Sat.
m ak er.
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T he topic of th e first lecture,
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: Evolution Based on In v erleb rate
Fossil Records.’’ The setfand a d : dress, at 7:30 p.m. w ill b e cen ­
tered around Dr. M oore’s s tu ! dies of the geology of the G ra n d
Canyon.
D r. M oore’s appearance is
sponsored by the A m erican G e­
ological In stitu te u n d er a g ran t
from the N ational Science F o u n ­
dation.
Dr. M oore is a honorary m em ­
b er of the geological Societies of
E dinburgh, London, Belgium an d
F ran ce and has served as p resi­
dent of several professional
groups, including the A m erican
A ssociation for the A dvance­
m en t of Science, the A m erican
G eological In stitu te and the Ge­
ological Society' of A m erica in
addition to the K ansas chapters
of P hi Beta K appa and Sigma
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C N - 1 0 -61

Seven m em bers of the A lpha
j Zi ch ap ter of A lpna G am m a R io ,
ag ricu ltu re fratern ity , are a t­
tending th e Southw est Regional
O fficer T raining School this
w eekend a t ‘ -O klahom a S tale
U niversity.
T he follow ing active m em ­
bers and pledges are attending:
Ron R ayner, noble ru ler: KenKing, secretary; D uane Strebe,
treasu rer; Jim G oldm an, rep o rt­
er; R ichard Cuming, pledge p re ­
sident; W alt Edge and Jo h p .R as­
m ussen.

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Week Of Activity Rings
Confronts Greeks
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Orchesis To Give Show
Tomorrow For The Deaf

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Music will echo through the West H all quad M arch
30 at 7:30 p.m. when the annual IFC Sing kicks-off ASU’s
G reek Week.
Queen D iana and K ing Apollo will be crowned at
I t ’s th a t tim e again fo r th e
the sing to reign during the week full or fun and festivi­ tra d itio n a l d u n k in ’s in th e Old

O rchesis, ASU m o d ern d an ce I O rchesis w ill p re se n t a D an ce
h o n o rary , w ill e n te rta in a t à 'C o n c e rt A p ril 12 a t 8:15 p.m . in
b a n q u e t to b en efit th e P h o en ix : th e M o eu r A ctiv ity b u ild in g .
A ssociation fo r th e D eaf a t 9:30
pim. to m o rro w a t' th e S m oke
j H ouse Inn.

O ’N eil’s ‘P o e t’
T ryo u ts Slated,

A ccording to M a rg a re t G isolo, associate p ro fe sso r of
T ryouts i for E ugene O ’N eil’s
‘M ain pohd. W-onder if rom ance P h y sical E ducation, d an ces to
On the G reek W eek agenda j Nu, L am bda Chi A lpha, P hi is w o rth it all?
“Touch of • a P o et,” D ram a
be p e rfo rm e d an d th e ir p a r ­
l is a “W ork D ay,” M arch 31; a I Sigm a K appa an d A lpha Tau
W orkshop’s last production, “fo r
tic ip a n ts w ill be:
convocation, A pril 2; progressive! Omega and to th e S ah u aro H ail
P IN N IN G S
this season, w ill be from 3 to 5
“T h e D ream ,” R ita G ear, |
p arties,'A p ril 4; a parade, a rac ei lobby w h ere Sigm a A lpha E psij B ev erly A dkins, K ap p a D elta, M ary L iv erm o re, Suzi S m ith , I p.m. n e x t M onday an d T u es­
df chariots and G reek gam es, I Ion w ill host.
A pril 6, and the G recian Ball,
I to Bob M achulies, P h i K ap p a J e r r y S p ecto r an d H en ry S u- day in P ay n e A uditorium .
T h e parade, race of charA pril
p r e n s k i" “L u llab y ,” L in d a D ej Tau.
D ram a W orkshop w ill p rese n t
.iots and G reek games are
W
itt; “C h ew in g G u m ,” Joyce Stephen Zw eig’s ad a p ta tio n of
Prim a ry elections for D ia ­
planned for A p ril 6, with
D onna W elm an, Chi Om ega, Lipson, a n d “A P ra y e r,” B e v e r- |
B en Jo h n so n ’s “V olpone” M arch
na and Apollo w ill be March
the four fastest runners
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to
K a rl G uelich, D elta Sigm a ly B ro w n , S id n a B ra d le y an d ! 22-25 and 29-31 a t 8 p.m . in ,
28. with each sorority and
from,' each fra tern ity p u ll­
H ope H eim an n .
j Phi.
fratern ity entering a d ele­
the Lyceum building.
ing each group’s chariot e n ­

ties, M arch 30 through A pril 7. ' — —

gate.

try in the race.

M arch 30 is the date set for
th e general elections. G reeks w ill
n arro w th e ir selection to four
finalists, two sorority and two
fra te rn ity candidates.. Site of the
ejections and candidate nam es
arh not available at this time.

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T he G reeks have sched u l­
ed a "W ork D ay” March 31
to benefit the children at
Sunshine A cres and the
Scottsdale-T e m p e Y M C A .
S o r o r i t y and fratern ity
members w ill cover the
Scottsdale-Tem pe arei from
10 a.m. until 2 p.m. perform ­
ing odd jobs to raise money
for the 1962 philanthropic
project.

Suzy F u ller, A lpha P hi, to
Ending th e 1962 G reek W e e k ’ M ark C ockrill, Sigm a A lpha
| will be the G recian Ball at Sup­ i Epsilon.
erstitio n Ho. . T rophies of th e :
IFC Sing sw eepstakes and "win- I M argie Ja e g e r to Bob R o b ­
.ners of th e G reek gam es w ill j inson, S igm a A lp h a Epsilon.
be announced a t th e inform al a f- I
M ary A n n M itchell,
Chi
fair, w hich is from 9 to 12 p.m. [
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Clara H all’s b an d will, provide
Sigm a P h i. '
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G reek W eek ch a irm an 'is Den-1
EN G AG EM EN TS
nis Rosenthal. S ecretary ;s Diane
C arol H en d rick so n to
Sm ith, Chi Omega: treasu rer,
P aul Beck, A lpha Epsilon Pi. . I P au lin , D elta Chi.

Koret

D i. A rth u r M. Lee, executive
secretary to 'G overnor Paul, F a n ­
nin, w ill address the G reeks at
a convocation A pril 1 in the MU
B a llro o m .a t 8 p.m. D ean G ary
A nderson, J e rr y S ullivan,' IFC
president, and Margie, Holstine, P anhellenic president, wii
also address, the convocation.
T hem e of the progressive p ar,
ties, on A pril 4 from 7-12 p .m .^ l
is "B roadw ay Shows.” G reeks
w ill progress to five fra tern ity
houses: D elta Sigma Phi,- Sigma

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‘Date Nite’ Set For MU

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Y ou’ll need a d a te to get in ­ atio n al facilities d u rin g stu d e n t
to th e MU G am es room d u rin g leisu re tim e.
“D ate N ite” tòm orrow .
Bow ling, b illiard s, ta b le te n ­
T h e e n tire a re a w ill be r e ­ nis, chess, checkers, cards, fre e
se rv e d fo r couples only from refre sh m e n ts and dan cin g in
7:30 p.m . u n til m idnight, a c ­ C lan cy ’s w ill be av ailab le.
co rd in g to S tev e M ontgom ery,
F re e bow ling, b illia rd s an d
Social co m m ittee ch airm an .
IFC w ill p re s e n t its a n n u a l ^
ta b le te n n is play w ill be d is­
T h e ev e n in g is in ten d ed to trib u te d am ong th e couples on sing M arch 30 a t 7:30 p.m . in
p ro m o te th e use of MU re c re - an o b jectiv e n u m erical basis.
th e W est H all qu ad .

THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GOLDER
T he academ ic w orld, as we all know, is loaded w ith dignity and
ethics, w'ith lofty means and exalted ends, w ith tru th and beauty.
In such a world a heinous thing like, faculty raiding—colleges en­
ticing teachers away from other colleges—is n ot even thinkable.
However, if the dean of one college happens—purely by
chance, m ind y ou—to run into a professor from another college,
and th e professor happens to rem ark —ju st in passing, mind you
th a t he is discontented with his present position, why, w hat’s
wrong wit!) th e dean making th e professor an offer? Like the
...other afternoon, for instance, Dean Sigafoos of G ransmire
Polytech, finding himself in need of a refreshing cup of oolong,
dropped in quite by chance a t the Discontented Professors
Exchange where he discovered Professor Stuneros from the
English D epartm ent of K roveny A and M sitting over a p ot of
lapsang soochong and shrieking “ I H ate K roveny A and M !”
Surely there was nothing im proper in the dean saying to the
professor, “ Leander, perhaps you’d like to come over to us. I
th in k 'y o u ’ll find our shop A-OK.”
( I t should be noted here th a t all'English professors are nam ed
Leander, ju st as all psychics professors are nam ed Fred. All
sociology professors are, of course, nam ed M yron, all veterinary
medicine professors are nam ed Rover, and all G erm an professors
are nam ed H ansel and Gretel. All deans, are, of course, nam ed
A ttila.)
B u t I digress. Leander, th e professor, has ju st been offered a
job b y A ttila, th e dean, and he replies, “T h an k you, b u t I
don’t th in k so.”
“ And I don’t blame you,” says A ttila, sto u tly . “ I under*
stand K roveny lias a fine little library.”
“ Well, it ’s n o t too bad,” says Leander. “We have 28 volumes
in all, including a m int copy of Nancy Drew, Girl Detective.’>
“ Very im pressive,” says A ttila. “ Us now', wre have 36 million
volumes, including all of Shakespeare’s first folios and th e D ead
Sea Scrolls.”
“ Golly w hiskers,” says Leander.
“B u t of course,” says A ttila, “you don’t w an t to leave
K roveny where, I am told, working conditions are tickety-boo.”
“ Oh, th e y ’re n o t too bad,” says Leander, “ I teach 18 hours
of English, 11 hours of optom etry, 6 hours of forestry, coach th e
fencing team , and walk Prexy’s cat twice a d ay .”
“ A full, rich life,” says A ttila. “ A t our school you’d be some­
w h at less active. You’d teach one class a week, lim ited to four A
students. As to salary, you’d sta rt ^.at $50,(KK) a year, w ith
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Publicity Hounds:
Take My Advice!
By B IL L O V ER EN D
C am pus Editor

“Those jèrks up in the S tate Press office won’t give
|us any publicity!”
F irst, second and. th ird place
Sound fam iliar? Well, it should. We hear this welltro p h ie s w ill be aw a rd e d to j w orn gripe at least tw enty tim es a week. So, since I’m
each w in n in g fra te rn ity , so ro r­ j the je rk -w h o has to handle your earth-shaking anity and m ix ed group. A tr a v e l­ I nouncemerits, allow m e to list 4 few simple steps to inin g sw eep stak es tro p h y w ill !sure coverage of your group on these pages..
be aw ard ed a t th e G re cian B all
F irst, m ake sure you’ve done som ething in w hich
to th e w in n e r ac cu m u latin g th e j somebody other than you will have an interest. If you
m ost points.
only w ant to see your name in the paper, we can’t help
T he o rd e r of p e rfo rm a n c e for [you. Thè only w ay you can satisfy th a t particular lu st
th e 1962 IFC S in g is: D elta S ig­ jfor publicity is to purchase a classified ad. Second, don’t
m a P h i, “A W hale of; a T a le ” ; Iw aste jtour tim e and ours with m eeting announcements:.
K ap p a D elta, “F lo w er D ru m INobody outside your group rèally carqs too much w hen
Song M edley” ; P h i Sigm a K a p ­ | you meet, and we do not consider it our job to rem ind
pa, “M ead o w lan d s” ; A lpha P hi, | your m em bers w hen to assemble. Third, when you do
“D roben A ue D er G rü n en U nd,” | something, let us know the details. Give us color, somean d T h eta D elta Chi, “B arn | thing to keep us from falling asleep.
Y ard M edley.”
GREEKS AT A GLANCE
Unless fraternities and sororities start turning in
Also, Chi Omega, “G reen
L eaves of S u m m er” ; Sigm a Nu, 1:heir social functions, and other activities, this issue’s
“M edley of TV C om m ercials” ; ¡“G reeks at a G lance” will be our last. The Greeks, in
K ap p a K ap p a G am m a, “H ans | our estim ation, have an obligation to sell themselves to
C h ristian A n d ersen M edley,” the rest of the campus. Nobody else will do it. And th e re
an d A lpha E psilon P i an d A l­ | are dozens of other groups eager for the space we give
p h a E psilon P h i com bihed, “E x ­ ¡you. So please shape up! We definitely do not w an t
| to cut you off.
odus Song.”
O utside of the usual new pledges, officers and acO th ers are S i g m a C h i ,
jtivities, this w eek’s single flash from the Greek w orld
“S w e e th e a rt of Sigm a C h i”;
|comes from the men of Delti Chi. Seems they sp^nt S at­
G am m a' P h i B eta, “Loch L a urday at the Sunshine Acres C hildren’s Home, landm o n d ” ; A lp h a T au O m ega,
|
scaping
and painting a cafeteria building. Sounds like
“C otton F ie ld s” ; K a p p a A lp h a
j
a
p
retty
w orthw hile project, from w here we sit. Too
T h eta, “D oes Y o u r C hew ing
| bad a few other groups don’t try the same thing.
G um Lose Its F la v o r? ” ; Sigm a
AROUND THE TOWN
A lp h a E psilon, “ ‘D ix ie ’— ‘B a t­
Cinema fare in the Phoenix area is still riding a
tle H y m n of th e R e p u b lic’—
‘T his Is M y C o u n try ’ M edley,” crest of superiority. G reatest loss this week was the dis­
an d A lp h a D elta P i, “M an on appearance of “The C hildren’s H our” from the Kachina
and Cinema Park D rive-In Theaters. “Spartacus,” which
th e F ly in g T ra p ez e.”
isn’t that bad & flick itself, is back to fill the gap. L auAlso, D elta G am m a an d P hi
i rence H arvey’s face fills the screen at most of the other
D elta T heta, “R oand and R ound,”
| movie houses around town. He’s at all the Southwest
and Sigma P h i Epsilon, “ ‘Hey
¡Drive-Ins and the Strand in “Sum m er and Smoke,” an
B etty M artin ’ — ’H appy D ays’
adult-only film, and at the Indian Drive-In and the Para­
M edley.”
mount in “W alk On The Wild Side,” an ADULT-ONLY
F irs t p la ce w in n e rs la st y e a r film.
w ere: so ro rity division, Chi
We understand th a t somebody has finally invented
O m ega; f ra te r n ity ,1 A lp h a T au an interesting travelogue. The honor goes to Gwen Bu­
O m ega, an d m ix ed d iv isio n ,' chanan, w ho sponsors the “W orld A dventure Series” now
I D elta G am m a an d P h i D elta running at Scottsdale High School. Tonight the series
[ T h eta.
will concern “Sw itzerland — Land of Peace.” The film,
Ibeautifully film ed and colorfully narrated, will Start a t
8:30 p.m. If you’ve got 90 cents you w ant to trad e for
an exciting new experience, go see it. You can’t go
wrong!

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tim es.”
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Pgere 10

[Devil Nine Hosts L.A. State
Cpach B obby W inkles’ b ase- firs t , six en co u n ters this sea'
Sigm a Nu a n d Sigm a Chi
d o m i n a t e d th e in tra m u ra l b ailers ta ck le th e ir • toughest son, all of them on th e road.
L ast season th e Sun Devils
w re stlin g com petition la st M on­ j early season assignm ent today
! and tom orrow w hen th ey m eet m et th e LA S tate club six tim es,
d a y w ith tw o w ins each.
W inners an d th e ir divisions j Los A ngeles S tate , in a th ree w ith each team m an ag in g th ree
w ins in th e h a rd -fo u g h t series.
gam e series.
\
include:
T he Devils an d D iablos clash
127 lbs.—M ike S ch w artz —
T h e Diablos com bine a steady
| this aftern o o n a t 3:30 an d m eet h ittin g a tta c k w ith sound p itc h ­
Sigm a Nu
137 lbs.—D an H averon—P h i I for a p air sta rtin g a t 1 to ­ ing led by Casey Cox, w in n er
m orrow afternoon.
of th re e of th e te am ’s six gam es.
Sigm a K appa
ae-.;£.
147 lbs.—Ed O ’C lair—Sigm a
LA S tate is o n e of th e b e tte r
W inkles w ill co u n ter w ith a
Chi
team s in th e W est —- a n area b atch of pesky h itte rs of his
. _-157 lbs*-r-Evans W oodhouse:— w hich contairis th e m ajo rity of ow n and a rela tiv e ly u n trie d
S igm a Chi
[ th e n atio n ’s collegiate baseball p itch in g staff. R ig h th an d er G ary
167 lbs.—L ance M orris—P h i m ight. The D iablos w on th e ir I G ra h am (1 -0 ) w ill p robably g et
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177 lbs.—B ruce C rile—D elta
Sigm a P h i
,
187 lbs. — D ave S am pson —
Sigm a Nu
U nlim ited—B ill W arrell—A l­
p h a T au O m ega
A p air of, Sun D evil h u rlers field w all w ith a team m ate on
In tra m u ra l b ask etb a ll w ill
beg in M onday, an d th e schedule disproved th e th eo ry th a t p itc h ­ base in th e eighth.
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ers ca n ’t h it as A rizona S tate
w ill be posted in th e gym.
S lau g h ter w o rk ed five in n ­
Sigm a Nu a n d A lpha T au rom ped to a 12-1 baseball v ic­ ings on th e m ound an d picked
O m ega a re w aging a close b a t­ to ry o ver G ran d Cannon ^Col­ •up his first w in of th e young
tle fo r th e n u m b e r one p o si­ lege yesterday- afternoon on th e season. H e allow ed fo u r hits and
tio n in o rganization scoring for local diam ond.
w alk ed only one w h ile w h iff­
th e y ear. Sigm a- N u is now in
S tartin g p i t c h e « ¡S te rlin g ing seven A ntelope b a tte rs. L avth e lead, by a slim m arg in of S laughter picked up a p air of ry S m ith pitched tw o scoreless
tw o points' w ith a total of 121, hits and relief h u rle r Jo h n M ill­ fram es an d M iller stru ck out
w h ile A lpha T au O m ega is sec­ e r slam m ed A SU ’s first hom e fo u r b a tte rs w hile y ielding only j
ond w ith 119.
ru n of the season o ver th e le ft one h it in tw o innings.

ASU Wins Again

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G ary L inthicum all pounded out 1
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T om orroiv N ight

Home Track
Slate Starts
B y D E N N IS A N D E R S O N

Henderson, Schrein er, Je isy

and Lindroos.
ASU opens its 1962 hom e track
In th e ir place an outstanding
schedule tom orrow n ig h t against
th e U niversity of A rizona and group of new com ers m akes its
debut. L eading th e p ara d e w ill
O regon S tate U niversity.
T h e sta r-stu d d e d m eet kicks be q u a rte r-m ile r U lis W illiams,
off a t 7:30 w ith five field events! jav elin flin g er F ra n k Covelli,
—- th e pole vault, high jum p, h u rd ler Jim T ucker, sp rin ters
b ro a d jum p, shot pift an d ja v e ­ H en ry C a rr an d L arry Todd and
lin . An added 440: y a rd relay A u stralian h alf - m i 1 e r , Eric
w ill b e th e firs t tra c k event, a t i Ow;ers,
' B illed as th e top attractio n of
8 p.m .
th e n ig h t w ill b e th e 100 and
Sun D evil fan s w ill b,e
220 y ard dashes, lin in g up one
given th eir first home view
of th e finest casts ev er assem bled
of the “ new look” edition
on G oodw in S tadium cinders.
of Coach B a ld y C astillo ’s
Sun Devils H ubie W atson, C arr
cin d er squad. Gone are such
an d Todd w ill vie ag ain st the
fa m ilia r nam es as Spence^
UofA’s L arry D unn an d Steve
Robbins an d OSU’s C anadian
sp rin t star, L y n n Eves.
F A B U L O U S F O U R S O M E — These Sun D evils, following, in the tradition of recent years,
have established the fastest mile relay time in the nation th is season. T he four, (left to right)
No less a ttra c tiv e th an the
U lis W illiam s, M ike B a rrick , Gaston Green and Ron Freem an, w ill have stiff competition from
sh o rte r sp rin ts w ill be th e 440
Oregon State tomorrow night in Goodwin Stadium .
y a rd dash, p ittin g A SU ’s th re e ­
some of W illiam s, F re em a n and i
B a rric k ag ain st OSU’s trio of
M onroe, Com er an d Johnson.
C onsistent Jo h n Ròse w ill p ro ­
vide plenty of th rills, as h e once
again v au lts fo r h eights of 151 B asketball season cam e to an w ound up colorful ca reers as Caldw ell, Tony C erkvenik, A rt
a b ru p t h a lt a t A rizona S tate the buzzer sounded to end the [ Becker, R aul D isarufino, Bob
feet an d u pw ards.
fran tic contest.
I H ow ard, G ary Senitza and D arT he n ig h tcap p er should be a I T uesday night.
T
hey
w
ere
all
v
ita
l
p
a
rts
of!
re ll R isner w ill retu rn . T hey’ll
dandy, as S un D evil an d B eav ­
I t ’s all, o ver fo r th e Sun D e­ th e best season ev er recorded | be joined by sensational D ennis
"Girls used to just
e
r
m
ile
rela
y
q
u
a
rte
rs
could
p
ro
­
sm ile. Now th ey
vils, whQ m ade a g allan t b id by a Sun D evil b ask etb all team . I D airm an, who sa t o u t this y ea r
vide a duel rem in iscen t of last!
in th e la te stages qf th e gam e N ed W ulk’s exciting cagers ro ll- w ith an in ju ry , an d by G erald
pucker. It happened so
y e a r’s A SU -USC titanic.
b u t couldn’t q u ite catch up to e d to a 23-4 record and av e rag - Jones, a to p -flig h t perform er,
suddenly, the day I
To date, A S U has posted
tough U tah S tate.
put on these Rapier
ed 90.1 points p e r contest w hile
the top outdoor tim e for
slacks. Sorry girls, my
doing it.
T h e heartbreaking 78-73
’62, a nifty 3:12.5. But this
heart belongs to A1-."
loss dropped the
D evils
A S U fanb, although rig h t­

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indoor meet.

from the N C A A tourney in
thd-first round and snapped
the nation’s longest m ajor
college w in stre a k a t 18
games.

W hen A SU ’s U lis W illiam s
overcam e a n 8 y a rd deficit to pin
th e d efeat on OSU anchor m an
N orm M dnroe, M onroe rem a rk e d
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Friday, March 16, 1962

STATE PRESS

BOB VIEWS SPORTS NEWS

Boys H a d

ASIj Gymnasts Enter Meet

A rizona S ta te sen d s its g y m - | C h am p io n sh ip s in S acram en to , I fre e ex e rc ise an d tu m b lin g .
C ornelius, a n o th e r a ll- a r o u n d
j a t th e W e ste rn In terco lleg iate tio n is sla te d fo r to d a y an d to ­ I
i p e rfo rm e r, w ill be co u n ted on
m o rro w .
to p ro d u ce k e y p o in ts fo r th e
C om p etin g for ASU a re H a r­ j D evils. 'C o rn e liu s h a s b e e n
vey P la n t. Bill C ornelius, C hris | h am p ered re c e n tly b y a b ad
By BOB EGER
p * 'iM r ^ '
E v an s an d .Jerry S tan sb u ry .
j w rist, w h ic h m ay h in d e r h is
Sports Editor ,
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S p o rts fa n s sh o u ld n ’t co m ' p e rfo rm a n c e so m ew h at.
P
la
n
t,
a
stead
y
p
o
in
t
w
in
n
er
W hat happened to the boys in Corvallis?
p la in fro m la ck of th in g s to do fo r th e D evils in se v e ra l ev en ts,
E v an s is a ta le n te d still rin g s
T h at’s the question everyone’s been asking us the a t ASU th is w eek en d ,
is a stro n g ca n d id a te fo r th e j p e rfo rm e r a n d S ta n sb u ry an
; couple of days.
j T h e re ’s a b aseb all g am e h ere
A nd th a t’s the question we’ve been asking ourselves. j ag ain st LA S tate a t 3:30 this tra m p o lin e honors. H e ’s one of j a ll-a ro u n d g y m n ast, a n d C oach
th e n a tio n ’s best a n d h a s n ’t | N o rris S tev e rso n is c o u n tin g on
,
And the Devils have been quizzing them selves on aftern o o n .
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T h e sa m e team m e ets th e th is y ea r. O th e r e v e n ts in
T-hey didn’t choke — that w e’re sure of. They w ere D evils in a d o u b le h e a d e r to ­ w h ich P la n t u su a lly sh in es a re ed fo r ASU to p lace h ig h in
th e w e ste rn m eet. '
_■* the veterans of big-time NCAA pla*y. and U tah S tate was m o rro w afte rn o o n 's ta r tin g a t
just another one pf m any good team s th e y ’ve m et the 1 On, th e ASU d iam o n d .
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recent games and knew that even though they were;
winning, they weren’t up to par.
O ur diagnosis is th a t it was sim ply an off night. The I
W ulkm en apparently w ere getting th eir shots — the!
darned things just w eren ’t dropping in. The Devils even :
eutrebounded the bigger Aggies. It was simply a case o f ;
a bad night from both the floor and the foul line.
U tah State Coach LaDell Anderson adm itted after j
the gam e that “five out of six nights we probably could- i
n ’t beat this team .”
He hit the nail right on the ol’ noggin. T h at’s ju st j
about how seldom the Devils did get beat this year — i
ortce for every five or six wins.
And if one looks back a ways, past the recent batch
of patsies, they find such names as Oregon, Kansas, Utah :
(tw ice), Indiana, Minnesota and the Air Force Academy j
among the Devils’ past foes this season.
We’re disappointed but not disgusted w ith ASU’s J
-tourney showing. The dram atic comeback bid was evi­
dence of the Sun D evils’ desire and hustle. And w hen­
ever those two qualities are fulfilled, we feel the Devils
haven’t ¡et us down.
SPRING SPORTS IN SPOTLIGHT
W ith Arizona S ta te ’s part in the NCAA cage to u r­
ney over, the atten tio rro n this cam pus natu rally sw itch­
es to the spring sports.
An v ^ v e got a couple of dillies.
Baseball oh the college level doesn’t come any bet­
te r than it does right here, and it can’t be found in any
more abundance than at A rizona’s two universities.
The Demon nine plays every day but Sunday for
tn e next two weeks, w ith tw jn bills on both Saturdays.
A fter a week or so off to rest in earl/y April, the Devils
tackle another solid m onth of competition.
And track and field at this place of learning is .on a
high plateau which has been scaled by only a few
schools in the nation.
W ith the likes of Ulis W illiams, John Rose, Hubie
W atson and H enry C arr on hand, you can’t afford to
not oe in attendance at a home track meet, or you m ight
miss out on a national or even a w orld record.
Tom orrow n ight’s meet is a good one not to miss,
because, in addition to the A S U ta len ts the competitionWiJ be packed with nationally renow ned nam es from j
Oregon S tate and Arizona.
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