Vol. 40

Friday, April 27, 19C2

No. 51

Oral Vaccine
Slated Sunday
By M A R Y G O RM AN

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I...
distribution of the Sabin oral vaccine in Arizona
this Sunday will have a special significance in the drive
against polio.
I . Di- A lbert B. Sabm, creator of the Sabin oral vac| erne, w ill be m Arizona this w eekend to observe the dis-

trib u tio n of th e la st ro u n d of the j
¡ serum th a t h e perfected.

D r. Sabin p erfected th e o ral
Dr. S abin is a R u ssian -b o rn vaccine afte r se v eral years of
scientist. A n atu ralized A m er- research . T he vaccine is p u t out
j ican, h e serv ed in W orld W ar in " th re e forms.
j II w ith th e U.S. A rm y Medical
T y p e I I I , th e t h ird a n d
Corps, w o rk in g to co n tro l e p i­
la st ro u n d of th e o ra l in o c u dem ic diseases.
J a tio n s , w h ic h w ill be d i s ­
|

T h e o ra l in o c u la t io n w ill
be d is t r ib u t e d S u n d a y on
t.ie A S U
c a m p u s a t the

i . : ; v r r " e w ly elected stu d e n t body ° fficers w h ° w m serve a s u % * * * •
th e 1 9 6 2 -6 3 s c h o o l y e a r are, f r o m left. P r e s id e n t B o b C a rte r, F ir s t V ic e P r e s id e n t H e n r y K l o p 9
p i n g, S e c r e t a r y C m d i B u c h a n a n a n d A c t iv it ie s V ic e P r e s id e n t J o h n B r o o k in g .
P

j

It is both tasteless and o d o r­
less. T he cube is sa tu ra te d w ith
T he ASU clinic is one of th e th e serum .
60 clinics se t up in M aricopa)
T h e M aricopa County M edical
County to d istrib u te th e v a c c in e .1Society in a u g u ra ted th e m ass
• O ver 600,000 a re ex p ected to i polio im m unizations program
I receive th e vaccine th is Sunday. | natio n ally .
!

t 'h T

M o e u r
A c t i v i t y b u il d in g
fro m 11 a.m . u n til 7 p.m.

t rib u t e d t h r o u g h o u t M a r i ­
c o p a C o u n ty , is a d m i n i s t e r ­
ed o r a lly in th e fo rm o f
a s u g a r cube.

Women s Day Set) B o a rd O f P u blication »
o in ts N e w E d ito r s

“W om enly A lw ays - A ll W ays”
a n d the s c h o la r s h ip t r o p h y
The Board of P ublica­ She m a in ta in s a 3.00 g ra d e in ­ book staff for tw o y ears an d
w ill be th e them e of this y e a r’s
to one o f th e so ro r itie s .
tions
yesterday announced dex.
W om en’s Day, M ay 3.
h as m ade a m ajo r con trib u tio n
T he n ew AWS officers w ill the appointm ent of th e fall
A Jo u rn alism m inor, Mis; to th e Color lay o u t section sche­
W om en’s Ddy is sponsored by also be installed.
I sem ester S tate Press editor W arren h as w orked on th e Stats d uled for th e 1962 book, accord­
th e A ssociated W omen Students.
T ickets w ill go on sale for ; and the 1963 Sahuaro edi- P re ss sta ff fo r tw o y e a rs anc
ing- to editor R o x an n a B erry .
Its purpose is to honor the)
•
the b an q u e t M onday in th e halls : tor.
h as served u n d er fo u r editors.
H e w ill succeed Miss B ;r ry
w om en of A SU by setting asideand Will be av ailab le to o ff- j Linda W arren , a ju n io r m a - She is c u rre n tly a se creta ry foi as S ah u aro editor.
one day to give recognition t o !
cam pus w om en at th e dean of j jo rin g in ■English, w ill be the th e d ep a rtm en t of Mass Com ­
A vey m ain tain s a 2.07 g ade
o u tstanding
in d iv id u als
and
Women’s office T uesday m o rn - j S tate P ress ed ito r fo r th e 1962 m unications.
index an d is a m em ber of T heta
groups.
| ing.
fall sem ester. She succeeds B ill
A vey h as w ork ed on th e y e a r- D elta Chi fra te rn ity .
T h e d a y w ill s ta rt o f f i|
Flick, w ho did n o t seek r e - a p ­
T
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e
p
ric
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is
75
c
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n
t
s
w
it
h
d a lly , w it h a n a s s e m b ly at
p o in tm en t due to fra te rn a l o b ­
a m e a l tick;et a n d
$1.75
10:40 a.m . in th e M U B a l l ­
ligations.
w ith o u t.
ro om .
G ary Avey, c u rre n tly a rt ed iDr. P e a rl T ang and D r. H. D. I T he seating- capacity of the
| to r for th e 1962 S ahuaro an d a
I
ballroom
h
as
been
enlarged
to
R ichardson w ill add ress the
senior m a jo rin g in A rt, w as
w om en stu d en ts on subjects of | accom m odate all th e w om en s tu ­
nam ed ed ito r fo r th e 1963 y e a r­
dents.
special interest.
book.
A banquet w ill be a t 5:30 p.m.
Seating space w ill be a v a ilMiss W arren has previously
in th e M U Ballroom .
able to those who w ish to w atch served as assignm ents ed ito r and '
S o m e o f th e a w a r d s to be
| the aw ard s presentation, sched­ new s ed ito r of th e S tate P ress.)
p re se n te d are: P a n h e lle n ic
uled to s ta rt around 7 p.m.
She is a m em ber of P i D elta E p ­
‘‘W o m e n
of
the
Y e a r,”
I
This y e a r ’s- AWS officers are silon, n atio n al jo u rn alism h o n - j
h ig h e s t s c h o la r s h ip t r o p h y
presiden t, B arb ara A nderson; o rary and A lpha P h i soror.ity. <
to re s id e n t h a lls, A W S s c h o | vice president, B onnie Evans;
la r s h i p s
to
an
in c o m in g
secretary, C arol H endrickson;!
fre sh m a n w o m an and an
treasu rer, M ary E llen Ross.
u p p e rc la s s w o m a n s tu d e n t,
A dvisor is D ean J o F re id a I
A W S “W o m a n o f th e Y e a r "
D orris.
L IN D A W A R R E N
GARY AVEY
Two T em pe ju v en iles w ere
ap p reh en d ed on th e ASU cam ­
pus y esterd ay a fte r a Tem pe
store em ployee said hg saw them
tak in g m erch an d ise an d chased
them .
A ccording to T em pe police
rep o rts, th e tw o w ere seen ta k ­
Six bids, from a low .of..$2,
T he altern ates, w hich concern ing reco rd s from th e R y a n "
By N A N C Y T EN N EY
L ead ersh ip B oard an d its ad v is­
170,900 to a high of $2,445,000, | b eh in d -stag e w ork, w ill n o t a f E vans D rug S tore in th e Tem pe
S
tudents
p lan n in g to atten d or, W illiam JR. Coulson, is “th a t
w ere subm itted to ASU T uesday I feet th e m ain function of th e
Shopping C enter. Wheft an em ­ th e S p rin g L eadership W o rk ­
th e success of th e w o rk sh o p d e­
concerning th e construction of j auditorium .
ployee asked them to h alt, th ey shop in Payson m ust pay th e ir
pends in p a rt in th e u n ity th e
the basic stru c tu re of G rady
se p arate bid on stage eq u ip ­ j ran.
fo u r dollars to th e business o f­ gro u p develops, an d th is d e ­
G am m age M em orial A uditorium . m en t is scheduled for n e x t W ed­
T he em ployee told police he fice, MU 207, by 4 p.m . M ay 1.
pends in la rg e m easu re on o u r
M r. G ilb ert Cady, ASU vice, nesday, before th e bids a re fo r­
w as jo in ed in th e chase by tw o
T he d ate h a s been ex ten d ed going an d com ing to g eth er an d
p resid en t of business affairs, w ard ed to th e B oard of R egents
arm ored c a r g u ard s w ho w ere fo r the b en efit of stu d en ts who
all of us being at th e w o rkshop
said th e bids w e re w ithin the) for consid eratio n , h e said.
d riv in g by th e store.
w ill n o t be paid u n til th e 1st.
fu ll tim e. . . No on e w ill be a l­
estim ate allotted fo r th e basic
T aliesin A ssociated A rchi-1
T he th re e -c h a se d th e youths
N o p r iv a t e c a r s w ill be
stru ctu re .
low ed to come to th e w ork sh o p
tects of th e F ra n k L loyd W right in to th e ASU cam pus, in to th e
p
e
rm itte d to, a t <y f r o m
la te o r leav e e a rly w ith o u t a d ­
Included in th e bids w ere p ro ­ F ou n d atio n is com pleting w o rk
w om en’s dorm q u ad an d into
th e ca m p .
v an ce perm ission.
visions fo r a lte rn a te m ethods of ] on this p roject, w hich is said
W est H all, w h e re th e y w ere
T
he p rim ary reaso n fo r this,
c o n s t r u c t ion, w hich w ou'd i to b e th e la s t on e done by th e
T h e 'm a jo r address S a t ­
ap p reh en d ed an d tu rn e d over according to J . C. B row n, c h a ir­
change th e to ta l cost, h e said, j la te architect.
u rday evening w ill be given
to city police.
m an of th e O rg an izatio n a n d

West H a ll Is*
A rrest Scene >

Six Bids Submitted On New
Grady Gammage Auditorium

Workshop Payment Deadline
Extended To Next Tuesday

(Continued on Page 21

Page 2

STATE PRESS

C adet Recognition System
Receives O fficer’s P raise
By R O B E R T H U D N A L L
i ed r e d , sh o u ld er tabs an d are
How successful is A SU 's A rm y : organized into a n honor com RO TC honor cadet tab system ? [ p an y com m anded by a senior
Th<= tab system , as explained kzadet corps officer.
•
b y Lt. Col. W arren W. H anson,
A f t e r the f ir s t y e a r of
executive officer of the Army
o p e ra tio n , Lt. C o l. H a n s o n
ROTC, is a unique system in
sa id t h a t fro m 9 7 s o p h o ­
college ROTC th a t p rim arily en ­
m o re s w h o h a v e p a sse d e n ­
ables potentially qualified cadets'!
tra n c e e x a m in a t io n s f o r M S
i
to be identified.
I I I t h is fa ll, it is a n t ic ip a ­
, F r e s h m e n c a d e ts a re t a b b ed b y the R O T C r e g u la r
c a d re on the b a s is o f m ilit a r y
b e a rin g , a c a d e m ic p e r f o r m - .
a n c e a n d e stim a te d
s h ip po te n tial.

le a d e r ­

Those, selected few are a u ­
tho rized to w ear a s e t. of green
sh o u ld er tabs.
Sophom ore cadets a re a w a rd -

Friday, April 27, 1962

More A bou t

Payson Workshop
(C o n t in u e d

fro m

Page

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b y D r. K e r m it L o n g , p a st o r
of P h o e n ix C e n t r a l M e t h o ­
d ist c h u r c h ,

Ja m es D. Lay, special a ssis­
tan t, O ffice of P u b lic A ffairs,
U.S. P eace Corps, w ill sp eak
S atu rd ay afternoon.

of supervising and counseling
the cadet to w ard a prospective j
com m ission,” he said.
| ‘ T he Rev. Long, w ho is now,
D r. G e r a r d V . H a ig h , A S U
j serving as P resid en t of the I
“This year, th ree general m e­
c lin ic a l
p s y c h o lo g is t,
w ill
Phoenix Council of C hurches, j
thods h av e been used to increase
has p articip ated in preaching { s p e a k S a t u r d a y a ft e r n o o n on
advanced ROTC p articip atio n ,”
i and evangelistic m issions in ; “ P s y c h o d y n a m ic s o f L e a d ­
said Col. H anson.
■Cuba, H aw aii, C anada and S cot- j e r s h ip .”
“ T h e f ir s t is th e tab s y s ­
I land an d in th e A rm ed Forces. [ Dr. H aigh receiv ed th e Ph.D .
tem . A c a d e t ca n be ta b b e d
| In 1951. B ow ling G reen U ni- from th e U n iv ersity of Chicago
at a n y t im e o r the ta b m a y
!! v ersity singled him out as th s j and th e P.S.S. degree at th e
\ ted 55 to 60 s tu d e n ts w ill be
be w it h d r a w n , ” he said .
City College of N ew York. H e
selected.
! “A lum nus of th e Y ear.”
is co -fo u n d er of Boys^—-Village
“This rep resen ts an increase j “T he second is th e aw arding
“ R o le P l a y i n g ” w ill be
and th e a u th o r of se v eral books
from the present 1961-62 MS of yellow cords ‘ to the best
th e to p ic o f a d e m o n s tr a t io n
an d articles.
III class of 43.” said L t. Col freshm an an d sophom ore of the
and
d is c u s s io n ' g iv e n
by
Hanson.
m onth. T hese men -are picked
P r o f e s s o r S. G . H u n e r y a g e r ,
A m a jo r ad d ress w ill be given
“T he tab system has proven for th eir perform ance from m a x ­
c o o r d in a t o r o f e x e c u tiv e d e j (ay Sam M ardian J r., m ay o r of
to be an excellent m ethod fò t im um d rill periods used in i v e lo p m e n t p r o g r a m s a n d a s ­
Phoenix. T h e topic of M ayor
screening cadets. T he cad re and ASU's ROTC.” th e colonel a d d ­
s ista n t p r o fe s s o r o f m a n ­
M ard ian ’s speech h as n ot y et
senior cadets have an easier task- ed.
"'
a g e m e n t at A S U .
been announced.

Sophos To Host
Ranch Seniors
Sophos. sophom ore m en's hon­
orary, w ill , host the seniors, of
th e A rizona Boys Ranch tompr-1
rc w. according to Dr. J e rry B ry - ;
aft*, faculty sponsbr.
D ean G ary R. A nderson w ill!
p rese n t the opening address at

Follow ing, lu n c h ., Jim • C ress- [
naan, a.iumni executive . secre- J

a tte n d the bail gam e betw een
th e Devils and ASC a t Flagstaff.
A panel discussion on the v a ­
rious activities of college life at
ASU is scheduled next.

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Friday, April 27, 1962

STATE PRESS

Awards To Be Preseiited A SU Offers
At Annual KASN Banquet Study Tour
T he an n u a l K A SN aw a rd s ban-,
q u e t w ill be M ay 13 a t th e P hoe­
n ix P ress Club in th e H otel
W estw ard Ho, P hoenix, a t 7:30
p.m.
G uest sp e ak e r fo r th e b a n q u e t
w ill be Jim Spero of K U PD r a ­
dio.
A w ards w ill be p resen ted to
stu d e n t bro ad casters b y the
K A SN staff, m anagem ent and
alum ni.
A w ards to b e p re se n te d in ­
clude:
T he K A SN ad v iser’s aw a rd ,

ENJOY A VISIT
TO THE OLDEST
INDIAN STORE
IN THE VALLEY
A u t h e n t ic In d ia n A r t s
M o c c a s in s
U n u su a l

G if t s

P r e - H i s t o r i c A r t if a c t s on
D is p l a y

to b e given to an o u tstan d in g
n ew sta ff m em ber w ho has
show n rap id progress, in te re st
and enthusiasm d u rin g h is first
y ea r on KASN;

IN 9 MW STO K O
T e m p e , A r iz .

Catalog To List
Faculty Writings

“P u blications of th e F aculty, ’ first com pilation of th e fac u lty ’s
a bibliographical catalog of ! publications.
E very academ ic d ep artm en t of
D r. R oy Rice, d ire c to r of A SU faculty w ritings, w ill be
available from th e ASU B ureau ASU is covered u n d e r 33 d ifsum
m
er
sessions
a
t
ASU,
has
T he o u tstan d in g announcer
of Publications beginning th is I feren t d ep artm en t headings from
aw ard , to b e given to th e p e r - | an n o u n c ed a to u r o f C olom bia w eek.
| A g ricu ltu re to Zoology. E d u cason w ho h as used clever ideas, fo r th is su m m er, w h ich w ill
F ra n k Schneider, assistan t lib ­ | tion contains th e m ost en tries.
announcing sk ills and' tech n iq u es in c lu d e a su m m er co u rse a t
T he catalog contains an in*»
ra ria n , and G ertru d e H ill, spec­
to th e best advan tag e;
ial collections lib rarian - have ! troduction by P resid en t G. H om U n iv ersid a d L ib re in Bogota.
T he KASN appreciation aw ard,
assem bled and edited A SU ’s j e r D urham arid a p reface by
T h e to u r w ill b egin in T u c - j
to be p re se n te d to th e stu d en t
| A cadem ic Vice P resid en t H. D.
w ho h as done th e m ost fo r th e son, w h e re p a rtic ip a n ts will
| Richardsonstation.
le av e fo r B ogota J u ly 17, an d
The edition includes ap p ro x i­
T h e even in g w ill fe a tu re a w ill o fficially en d A ug. 20.
m ately 3,000 e n trie s covering
.
b u ffet sty le d in n er, afte r w hich
! publications through Ju n e 30,
T u itio n fo r six u n its of w o rk , ¡
th e aw a rd s w ill be presen ted .
I 1961.
K A SN an nouncers, th e ir f r i­ b o ard an d room an d a ro u n d - j
About 200 of th ese a re books.
tr
ip
a
irp
la
n
e
tic
k
e
t
w
ill
cost
ends an d all p ersons in te reste d
T
he
rem ain d er include articles in
in broadcasting should p u rch ase $725.
academ ic jo u rn als, m onographs
tick ets from K A SN sta ff m em ­
D r. M ary J . E scudero of th e |
an d pam phlets.
bers an d ad v isers before M ay 1, F o reig n L an g u ag e d e p a rtm e n t
. The catalog w ill be d istrib ­
N atani, ju n io r w om en’s c u l - ! uted to th e ASU facu lty d u rin g
if th ey p la n to atten d .
w ill act as to u r d irecto r.
tu ra l ho n o rary , w ill celebratdf' th e la tte r p a r t of th e w eek and'
its second y ea r on th e ASU c a m -’: w ill be m ade av ailab le to a n y ­
N O W THREE LOCATIONS . .
pus th is Sunday.
one in terested by th e B u reau
1. T e m p e C e n t e r
2. 1 3 0 2 R u r a l
3. B a y le s s C e n t e r
N atani is a local h o n o rary d e - I of Publications.
S upplem ents to the faculty
signed to. prom ote in te rest in!
Open 24 Hours A Day!
the culture of th e Southw est. I bibliography w ill be p u b lish ed
T he girls atten d m any cu ltural annually.m z r ai S V i v
affairs as a group throughout!
tttzi
th e year.

Second Year
To Be Noted
By Honorary!

Math Specialist
To Be Speaker

A lim it of 25 w om en a y e a r |
are accepted on a basis of scho- !
larshij* (2.7 or ab o v e), serv ice!
and leadership. T his y ea r th e ]
ASU stu d en ts and facu lty
accum ulative scholarship of t he'
m em bers are invited to atten d
FIRST in Laundry and Cleaning • LAST In the Phone Book
m em bers reached a 3.00 a v e r - [
a le ctu re on the w o rld ’s fam ous
age.
m athem atical tab les at the V et­
N ew m em bers w ill be tapped! eran s of F oreign W ars H all, 1040
n e x t w eek.
A pache Bivd., Tem pe, at 8 p.m.
O fficers of th e N atan i group | M onday.
are: Ja n e t E lliott, presid en t; j C harles R. Sexton, specialist in
P e a r l T ang, vice presid en t; S h ar- '. m ath em atical tab les a n d reg is­
on Brossean, secretary ; C arlene tered professional engineer, w ill
M cClain, tre a su re r, an d A rlen e I be th e lecturer. T he ta lk w ill
Przanow ski, h isto rian .
be inform al and n o n -tech n ical.

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OFF THE EDITOR'S DESK

let's keep the new row
free from destruction
Problem s are anticipated over there west of Palo
V erde Hall next y ear when 500 men move into the few
acres occupied by the 10 new fratern ity houses.
T here’s likely to be an orange fight or two.
A FEW PEOPLE would like to prevent such inci­
dents from occùrring. Therefore, several of . the presi­
dents of the fraternities which will be moving onto the
“new row ” got together Wednesday night to discuss
m utual problems.
Their m ain concern is to avoid destruction. For this
reason, they are organizing an effective m ethod which
w ill be aimed at preventing destructive pranks.
As fratern ity men, we do not try to hide th e fact th at
occasionally spontaneous incidents occur. The compe­
titive n atu re of bur existence and our living so closely
together often cause such action.
WE DO NOT feel this is bad or im m ature. Competi­
tion is as healthy an American characteristic as can be
found. W hat concerns us and th e fratern ity presidents
is th a t unnecessary dam age often occurs as a resu lt of
this healthy fratern ity competition.
This is w hat we are trying to avoid. This w as the
reason for the m eeting held W ednesday and is the rea­
son for thè ones planned in th e n ex t few weeks. A suffiejently Strong legislative enactm ent m ust be made in
order to prevent any dam age to th e two-million-dollarplus housing developm ent once it is completed.
WE ARE CALLING on th e fratern ity men of this
cam pus to aid in form ing a policy which w ill alleviate
anticipation of problem s on the new row.
F urth er, we ask th a t each and every fratern ity
w hole-heartedly support this policy w hen it is form ed
and inform its en tire m em bership of every detail in

new sahuaro editor says staff workers needed
By B A B S M A R LO W E

'

E v ery y e a r a h an d fu l of d e­
voted stu d en ts g rin d out w h a t is
form ally k n o w n as a yearbook.
O urs is called th e Sahuaro.
i i is a s tu ­
d en t p u b lica­
tion! an d needs
stu d en ts to p u t
it out e a c h
year.
M ajors
or m inors in
A d v ertis i n g ,
English, Com­
m ercial A r t,
Jo u rn a 1 i s m
and B usiness can all gain v alu ­
able ex p erien ce on th e yearbook
staff.

Go an d h a v e an interview . G ra d u ate College se n ato r an d a
D on’t b e afraid of w ork. H elp m em ber of th e stu d y com m ittee,
out YOUR yearbook.
ap p ro x im ately 75 p e r cen t of
•the re tu rn e d su rv ey s ex p ressed
G roups som etim es feel th a t a desire fo r a re g u la r colum n on
th e S tate P ress doesn’t lik e them stu d en t governm ent. '
fo r th ey h av e tro u b le finding
W e’ll be in te re ste d in th e
new s about them selves in the com pleted totals an d of course,
paper.
you, our read ersh ip , w ill be th e
One
gro u p
that
ofte n
g r ip e s is s tu d e n t g o v e r n m e n t .

T hey feel th a t w e don’t give
them enough coverage an d th a t
w e a re inclined to p rese n t the
negative ra th e r th an th e positive
view point.

first to see th e resu lts.
If w e h a v e b ee n n e g a tiv e
a b o u t s tu d e n t g o v e r n m e n t
n e w s, w e s in c e r e ly a p o lo ­
gize, f o r it is n o t th e p la ce
o f n e w s s t o r ie s to be n e g a ­
t iv e in a n y d e g re e .

E ven th e sen ato rs an d S p eak ­
e r C hilton m u st ag re e th a t the
m ost im p o rta n t w o rk of th e se n ­
ate u su ally occurs d u rin g th e
last few sen ate sessions.
T h erefo re, in W ednes d a y ’ s
p a p e r th e re w ere tw o sto ries
concerning th e sen ate. A q uick
check w ould show th a t stu d en t
r e g u la r c o lu m n a b o u t s t u ­
g o v ern m en t h as h a d an av erag e
dent g o v e rn m e n t?”
of one story p e r w eek.
A ccording to Bob B onitati,
W hat m o re can th ey ask?

As a resu lt, th e Publications
com m ittee of th e senate has com ­
T he yearbooks in th e past piled a su rv ey ab o u t th e S tate
h av e been v ario u s types of pic- P ress, w hich 250 of you rec eiv ­
1to ria l orphans, being shifted ed ju s t before E aster vacation.
th ro u g h th e various -University
O n e o f th e q u e s t io n s in ­
d ep artm en ts w ith o u t picking u d
c lu d e d in th e s u r v e y w a s:
m uch in th e w ay of stu d en t su p ­
" W o u l d y o u lik e to se e a
port.
“ In t h is re g a rd , ‘S a h u a r o

’62’ h a s been a re al t u r n ­
in g p o in t,” s a id G a r y A v e y ,
n e x t y e a r ’s S a h u a r o e ditor.

G ary b ro u g h t by a sam ple
cover of th e “S ah u aro ’62” and
show ed us copies of some of the
10 color pages. A ll w e h av e are
praise^ fo r th e w o rk done.
A vey added, “If you h av e th e
in te re st and tim é for staff w o rk
n e x t y ear, in terv iew s w ill be
from 1 to 4 p.m. n e x t Tuesday
in MU 2.”

final examination schedule
EX A M IN A TIO N SCHEDULE
A rizona S tate U niversity
Second S em ester, 1961-62

No exam inations w ill be held on M em orial Day,
W ednesday, M ay 30
All C lasses R eg u larly
»
E x am in atio n is
S cheduled on
S cheduled on:
M W F o r Daily* at:
7:40- 8:30 ............................ .
Mon., M ay 28 a t 7:40- 9:30
8:40- 9:30 .................................. F ri.,
J u n e 1 a t 7:40- 9:30
9:40-10:30 ............... ..........
..... T hurs., M ay 31 a t 9)40-11:30
10:40-11:30 ........................... .......... Tues., M ay 29 a t 9:40-14:30
11:40-12:30 .......................................... Fri., J u n e 1 a t 12:40- 2:30
12:40- 1:30 ...................................... Mon., M ay 28 a t 12:40- 2:30
1:40- 2:30 ...................................... T ues., M ay 29 a t 2:40- 4:30
•To th e Editor:
2:40- 3:30 ................
Sat., J u n e 2 a t 9:40-11:30
W ednesday m orning in th e
3:40- 4:30 ............................................. Sat., J u n e 2 a t 2:40- 4:30
A rizona Republic, th e resu lts of
th e g eneral election w ere m ade A ll C lasses R egularly
E x am in atio n is
S cheduled on
“official.” T he story stated th a t
S cheduled on:
T T h o r T T hS at:
no p ro test w as filed in the fiv e8:40- 9:30 .........................
T hurs.,
M ay 31a t
7:40- 9:30
day lim it im posed by th e s ta t­
utes.
9:40-10:30 .........................
Tues., M ay 29a t
7:40- 9:30
10:40-11:30 ............. ........................ Mon., M ay 28 a t 9:40-11:30
T his action again d em onstrates
11:40-12:30 ...................................... Mon., M ay 28 a t 2:40- 4:30
th e incom petence of th e Election
12:40- 1:30 .................
- T hurs., M ay 31 a t 12:40- 2:30
B oard an d th e E lection B oard
chairm an.
1:40- 2:30 ...................................... Tues., M ay 29 a t 12:40- 2:30
A p ro test w as filed, according
2:40- 3:30 ................................ ......... F ri., J u n e 1 a t 9:40-11:30
to th e sta tu te s provisions,- w ith
3:40- 4:3.0 ...................................... Sat., J u n e 2 a t 12:40- 2:30
th e Election B oard th e day of “A nd classes th a t m eet on M, MW, MF, M W ThF, M TW Th o r F
th e election (w ell w ithin the E xam inations for classes th a t are scheduled w ith “tim e a rra n g e d ”
five day lim it), an d it ignored and fo r classes th a t m eet at or a fte r 4:30 p.m., in th e evening,
th is protest, or in an y ease, fa il­
House m anagers of fratern ities moving into new ed to notify anyone of its d e­ w ill be held a t th e tim e scheduled for th e la st re g u la r m eeting of
th e class during the ex am in atio n period of M ay 28 th r u Ju n e 2
houses will m eet May 9 a t 10:15 p.m. at the ATO house; cision.
unless otherw ise scheduled by the in stru cto r a t a tim e d u rin g this
Comm issary stew ards will m eet th e same n ight and tim e
T h e S tu d en t S enate w ould not fin al w eek of the sem ester.
at the D elta Sig house. .
confirm th e ap pointm ent of Dick
Presidents will m eet again sometime after the 9th.
L angm ade as Election B oard Exam s fo r evening classes th a t w ould no rm ally m eet fo r th e la st
A little cooperation could solve a lot of problems
ch airm an th e firs t tim e his reg u lar m eeting on W ednesday evening, M ay 30, w ill b e arran g ed
CLEARING THE DESK: Rem em ber th e th ird Sa­ n am e w as b ro u g h t before it b u t a t th e discretion of th e in stru cto r.
bin oral vaccine w ill be offered in Moeur A ctivity build­ did confirm his appointm ent M athem atics: A ll classes in m ath em atics 116, 117, 1 1 9 , 129 and
ing this Sunday from 11 to 7. Don’t miss it.
w hen it w as asked to reconsider 220 w ill b e scheduled for the final exam on T h u rsd ay , M ay 31,
by th e ASASU executive branch. a t 2:40 p.m . A ll classes in m athem atics 118, 121, 212 and 385
I t seem s to m e th a t the sen ate w ill be scheduled for th e fin al exam on F riday, Ju n e 1, a t 2:40 p.m.
w as rig h t th e first tim e and Specific room assignm ents for these exam s w ill b e m ad e by in­
could h av e saved m uch confus­ stru cto rs at, or before, th e last m eeting of the class.
ion an d tro u b le by not confirm ­
If conflicts occur, or if u n d er th is schedule, a stu d e n t h as m o re
ing D ick L angm ade as Election
th an th ree exam s in one day, h e should consult in stru c to r(s)
B oard chairm an.
To th e E ditor:
regarding possible schedule ad ju stm en t, or, if necessary, th e dean,
pledged to the p u rp o se of ' being
E ric M axw ell of th e college concerned.
Class h onoraries seem to have “A t Your S erv ice.” Those 20
been d raw n into th e controversy g irls gave th e ir tim e — some
over th e re c e n t election p ro ­ sp e n t six hot ~hours — to help
X
ceedings and in sin u ate d “un fo r­ th e elections ru n sm oothly.
tu n a te activities.”
If certain g roups did violate
In a le tte r to -the ed ito r in election rules “e n m asse,” it is
la st W ednesday’s issue, it w as doubtful th a t th e S p u rs a re re s­
sta te d th a t “if persons from ponsible for th e ir undem ocratic
stu d e n t class h onoraries fail to practices. On th e co n trary , if
fu lfill th e ir duties by allow ing p a rt of th e stu d e n t body w as
this sort of activ ity to go on, p ro n e to u n d erh an d ed —w ays at
th en th e purpose of such h o n ­ elections, th en th e S p u rs pos­
oraries is defeated.”
sibly prev en ted ev en m ore “u n ­
T he 20 S purs, w om en of th e fo rtu n a te activ ities” , from oc­
sophom ore honorary, th a t w o rk ­ cu rrin g .
ed a t th e election booths, a re
B a rb a ra P eck

LETTERS

election board
was incompetent

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

honoraries prevent malpractices

CLAUDE HOPPER

by tom knowles

Friday, April 27, 1962
Page 5

New Anti-Discrimination R And T Board
[Begins Planning
Committee Is
For Next Year

Registration Needed
For Best Job Choice

A special com m ittee to w o r k , to be^an abuse of “th e in d iv id ­
B y J E R R Y R E IL L Y
j iste rin g w i t h th e p la ce m en t
on th e problem of racial, relig ­ u a l’s liberty “to th in k his own
W ork h a s been sta rted on the
i
“E v ery ca n d id a te fo r th e la - [ c e n te r a b o u t a y e a r b efo re th e y
ious o r nationality discrirrjinatibn j thoughts an d live his own | 1962-63 pep y ear, according 't o j bor m a rk e t should h av e en o u g h ! P lan to e n te r th e la b o r m a rk e t,
”
a t ASU h as been suggested- to j life.
Jo h n B rooking, R ally an d T ra d - em p lo y m en t ex p o su re to assu re I acco rd in g to D r. M enke.
of th e b est possible jo b I D r. M en k e em phasized th e
P re sid en t G. H om er D urham by j T he sen ate also u rg ed “all itions B oard ch airm an .
S
tu
d
en
t-fac
u
lty
ta
lk
s
to
im
w o r d i n g to D r. R o b e rt | n^eed fo r n o n -te c h n ic a l g r a d u th e Student Senate.
persons an d firm s using u n i­
I * • M enke, d ire c to r of p la c e -j ates. H e said th e re is ev id en ce
versity
serv
ice
and
facilities
to
T he recom m endation cam e i n 1
p rove an d revise in te rn a l w o rk - j m en t.
j th a t b u sin ess an d in d u stry a r e
exten d th e sam e priv ileg es to
up th e re -e v a lu a tin g th e n o n -te c h n isu b stitu te S enate R esolution two, i all students regardless of race, ings of th e b oard h av e been I T his sta te m e n t sum s
w hich passed th e S enate W ed­ religion or n atio n al origin.
am ong th e item s of
reo rg an iz a- p lacem en t, c e n te r’s jo b of p la c - j c a l g ra d u a te w ith p ay boosts.
nesday w ith 10 ayes, 6 presents!
ing
g ra d u a te s
an d
h o stin g |
“ W e h a v e se e n o f f e r s a s
tion.
T his com m ittee w ould consist
and 11 absents.
| h u n d re d s of em p lo y ers se e k ­
h ig h a s $ 5 5 0 a n d a ll e x ­
E n larg in g th e card section in g en g in eers, teach ers, acof students, facu lty an d ad m in ­
p e n s e s p a id f o r n o n - t e c h ­
W ithin th e resolution, th e sen­ istra to rs an d w ould look p a r ­
to tw ice its original size, a p e r - j co u n tan ts, sc ien tists and a v arn ic a l g r a d u a t e s , p a r t i c u l a r ­
a te d eclared “it considers dis- ticu larly in th e areas of offly in a c c o u n t in g a n d s a le s ,’’
crim ination on th e sole basis of cam pus housing lists an d th e I m an en t u n iv e rsity m ascot an d *ety o f o th e r back g ro u n d s.
T h e p r o f e s s io n a l s t a ff o f
D r. M e n k e s a id .
revising
th
e
cheerleading
sysrace, religion or n ational o rig in ' placem ent cen ter.
th e c e n t e r s p e n d s a g r e a t
“In th e technical field, en ­
tem to p roduce th e personage
d e a l o f t im e c o u n s e llin g
g in e ers’ sa la rie s ra n g e fro m
th e stu d en t body w ould ap p rec­
a n d a d v is in g stu d e n ts re ­
S575 to $700 p e r m o n th ,” h e
iate a re o th e r .plans of the
g a r d i n g c a r e e r - se le c tio n
added.
board.
a n d . a p p r o a c h - t o - e m p lo y T each in g salarie s v a ry fro m
m e n l p ro b le m s .
sta te to state. In A rizona, th e
G ra d u ates can get m a x im u m ! av e rag e sa la ry is frq m $460 to
em p lo y m en t ex p o su re by re g - $500 p e r m o n th , acco rd in g to
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W h i l e th e s t a r t in g s a l a r y
lo o k s v e r y g o o d , a ll g r a d ­
u a te s w ill n o t s t a r t a t th e se
le v e ls, D r. M e n k e sa id .

WANTED
GOOD USED CARS

In ad d itio n to a college d e ­
gree, th e em p lo y er is in te re ste d
in o th e r q u alificatio n s. E n th u sCASH ON THE SPOT C jiasm , ap p e a ra n c e an d ab ility to
| co m m u n icate a r e
im p o rta n t
BRIT SMITH Car Co
factors, D r. M en k e said.
r * 0 2 M il l T E M P E , A R I Z . W O 7-3381
T h ere is a trem en d o u s w aste
of p ro d u ctiv e tim e by a g re a t
m an y g ra d u a te s w ho fail to e x ­
p lo re c a re e r o p p o rtu n ities, h e
said.

TOP PRICES PAID

H e a d d e d t h a t th o s e w h o
d o n o t o b t a in e m p lo y m e n t
o r d r if t f r o m jo b to jo b a re
n o t r e t u r n in g s o c ie t y ’s i n ­
v e s t m e n t in th e m .

Tareyton
delivers
the flavor...

A lth o u g h th e p lacem en t cen ­
te r specializes in stu d e n t a d ­
ju stm e n t fro m cam p u s to c a r ­
eer, its serv ices a re also a v a il­
ab le to ASU a lu m n i seeking
n ew em p lo y m en t o p p o rtu n ities.
Also, it aid s m an y stisdents ■
in o b ta in in g p a r t- tim e w o rk
an d su m m er em ploym ent.

DVAL FILTER DOES IT!

(Z a n t f u t d ,

R e g u la tio n s :
F o p s tu d e n ts
and
fa c u lty o n ly o f A r iz o n a S ta te U n i ­
v e rsity . C a s h in a d v a n c e . S u b ­
m it to R o o m 207, M e m o ria l U n io n
B u ild in g , b y n o o n tw o d a y s b e ­
fo re date o f p u b lic a t io n :
noon
M o n d a y fo r W e d n e s d a y ’s issue,
noon
W e d n e sd a y
for-. .F r id a y ’s
issu e. R a te s: 3 ce nts p e r w o rd ,
50 ce nts m in im u m ch a rge .

APARTMENT
T w o b lo c k s fr o m A S U . B r a n d n e w
f u r n is h e d
A p a rtm e n t
d e sig n e d
for
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Flying Devils Aim For Goals:
Licenses, Knowledge And Fun
By. T O M

Friday, April 27, 1962

New Honorary Members
To Attend Guest Lecture

W IN G

! school train in g fo r an A rizona It is p la n n in g a dance and a
S tu a rt L, H annon, . assistant
T he 16 n ew in itia te s ■w ill''b e:
p riv a te pilot license at a con­ p arty fo r May.
Roger B aym iller, Elizabeth
to the p resid en t of the F ree E u r­
siderable discount, a t presen t. I O ne o th er n o tew o rth y point
Boyer,
R obert B ram let, R uth
ope com mittee, N.Y., will be th e
F ly in g D evils use th e flig h t j ab o u t th e F lying D evils is th a t
Dtzer, T hom as D eÿulia, An­
in stru ctio n service at th e ir ow n th e y a re attem p tin g to get four g u est sp eak er a t the Pi Sigma drea E hrlich, G erald H allw orth,
personal convenience and p la n ­ J h ours of low er level A SU aca- j A lpha initiation tonight a t 6:45 Jo h n H enson, E dw ard H eler,
ra y of airb o rn e as w ell as dow n- ning. T hey m ay ta k e an y w h ere
in th e M U faculty dining room .:
I dem ic cred it fo r th e flig h t in - |
M itchell H older, H enry K io p to -e a rth social events.
from a w eek to fo u r y ea rs to | struction of those acq u irin g a j H annon’s te n tativ e topic w ill; ping, Som porn Sangchai, A llen
T he group w as organized on acquire th eir license.
be “Policy an d P ropaganda in Sayler, R ichard Shaw , S h irley
| p riv ate p ilo t’s license.
th e ASU C9mpus only slig h tly
Cold W ar.”
S him er an d K en n eth Sim erdla.
The
in s t r u c t io n
s e rv ic e
. T h e g r o u p n o w h a s 36
m ore th a n a y e a r ago on Feb.
o ffe rs th e c lu b f o u r f lig h t
m
e
m
b
e
rs,
s
ix
o
f
w
h
o
m
a
re
15, 1961. T h re e of th e eight
t r a in in g rates, b a se d on the
g ir ls .
. founders a re still w ith th e club.
t y p e o f p la n e u se d d u r in g
T .ie e ig h t f o u n d e r s ’ p rim e
C
he club is open to an y in ­
in s t ru c tio n s .
p u r p o s e w a s to o b t a in t h e ir
j
terested ASU stu d en ts — from
F r id a y , A p r i l 27
— S k y rid e rs H otel
F lying tim e is arran g ed to an y those m erely in te reste d in flying
p r iv a t e p ilo t ’s licenses, b u t
G
am
m
a
P h i B eta Follies: 8 p.m.
schedule d u rin g daylight hours, to those w ith a license w ho d e - |
S u n d a y , A p r i l 29
in e x p e n s iv e ly .
S tu d en t Religious Council: 8 p.m.
R ealizing .they could do so w ith ground school train in g Of­ sire, th e facilities to stay in p il- j — Tem pe H igh School
H ead Residents Reception: 7 p.m.
— MU L ow er L ounge
through group bargaining, they fered on S atu rd ay m ornings or oting training.
— MU L ow er Lounge
T
h
u
rsd
ay
evenings.
organized A SU ’s non-profit, e d u - !
M o n d a y , A p r i l 30
M em bers pay an initiation fee I K appa A lpha T heta Inform al
cational flying club, the F lying i A p ractical know ledge and :
and dues, as in o th e r clubs, a n d ! S p rin g P arty : 6 p.m. — La G rad u ate R ecital, M arth a Bacon:
Devils.
| un d erstan d in g of flying is g a in - |
8:15 p.m .—Cosner A uditorium
also pay for th e flig h t train in g !
Casa Blanca
T he club has been form ally Jj ed by th e D evils through th e ir !
Tu esday, M a y 1
as th ey receive it.
S tudent NEA Sw im m ing P arty :
recognized as a student o rg an i-iI w eekly m eetings, w hich fea tu re j
D
ental
A
ssistan t Association: 7
Dr. R ichard I. M erkely is the]
5 p.m . — E m erald Pool Lodge j
zation by ASASU and the U ni- j speakers, film s and group d is- j
clu b ’s advisor.
p.m. — F acu lty Dining Room
W
estm
inster
F
ello
w
sh
ip
R
etreat:
I
j cussions of flying.
versity adm inistration.
6 p.m . — .Payson
T h u rsd a y , M a y 5
It w ill ap p e ar this y ea r in!
T h e c lu b m e e ts T h u r s |
S a t u r d a y , A p r i l 28
College
Bowl: 3:30 p.m.
MU
th e ASU yearbook. •
d a y e v e n in g s at 7 in B A 309.
|
N orth H all D inner Dance: 7 p.m. | U pper Lounge
T h e F ly in g
D e v ils a re
T he D evils social activ ities are I

The F lying Devils of ASU
are w inging th eir w ay to­
w ard inexpensive pilot’s
licenses, a practical know ­
ledge of flying and an a r­

ASU Bulletin Board

c o n tra c te d w it h B e u f P ilo t
S e rv ic e , P h o e n ix , to f u lf ill
t h e ir m a jo r o b je ctive of o b ­
t a in in g d is c o u n t - r a t e p ilo t
i n s t r u c t i o n s a n d t h e ir
g r o u n d sc h o o l t ra in in g .

| an o th er of the club’s m ajo r
! pects.

Secretary Exam
as- !
Set Next Week

T he clu b ’s featu red activ ity | T he an n u al certified p ro fes­
is a “fly -a w a y ,” in w hich a few sional secretary exam ination will
or all of th è m em bers fly to - ,‘ be May 4 and 5, a t ASU.
geth er to the sight of a club j Dr. Lohnie J . Boggs, said th a t
Club m em bers m ay obtain activity.
“F ly -a w a y s”
ran g e ; 1,350 secretaries a re expected
th e ir 45 hours, of flight in stru c ­
from breakfasts to w eekend oi . to ta k e th e exam ination -at 80
tion and th eir necessary ground holiday excursions.
test centers located in the United ]
■8y—
1*S tates, P u erto Rico and Canada.
F o r in stan ce , on M a y 19,
th e F l y i n g D e v i ls w ill f ly
to M a r t in e z L a k e , Y u m a ,
f o r a d a y o f s w im m in g ,
b o a tin g, s k iip g , fis h in g , h i k ­
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Friday, April 27, 1962

Campus Police Department Reports
Quiet Easter Vacation Weekend
A side fro m one m alicious m is­
chief re p o rt last S aturday, ASU
P olice h ad a “p re tty q uiet w eek ­
en d ,” according to Lt. Tom G odb eh e re of ASU Police d e p a rt­
m ent.

resulted afte r “someone tossed
a rock through th e glass in a
telephone booth a t th e north
end of Sun Devil S tadium ,” G odbehere said.

HonorDorm
Beats Pikes
In Rematch

14 Y ears A go

Club Organized
To Promote ASU

T cC 'intock B w om ens h o n o r
dor n w on t h : fo u rth College
L
ast
W
ednesday,
before
E
asi­
A n organization for the prom otion of ASU is th e
T h e m alicious m ischief report
e r vacation, th ere w ere two Bt wl content y esterd ay w ith Arizona S tate U niversity Foundation, whose origin dates
p etty th efts, totalling ab o u t $8 in 210 points to - i K appa A lp h a’s back to 1948.
South H all and “a person or p e r­ 171.
T hat year, the Board of Regents realized the need
T his w as McClinock B ’s se­
sons u n k n o w n ” b roke th e w in d ­
shield on a m otorscooter p ark ed cond m atch w ith P i K appa A l­ for a study of the agricultural needs of central A rizona
j and tn e necessity of a school of
I at S ahuaro Hall, according to pha.
K A SN , th e cam pus radio s ta ­ G odbehere.
P i K appa A lpha pro tested its I practical agriculture.
c e iv e
and
h a n d le
fu n d s
I t com missioned L. D. K lem tion, w ill broadcast^ th e baseball
w it h o u t p ro fit, a t ru s t e e s h ip
i T hursday, two textbooks w ere i previous loss of A pril 12 to Mac
gam e feetwejen A rizona S tate stolen from ,a m en ’s room i n 1B because of difficulties in the medson, th en sta te su p e rin te n ­
w a s se t u p in 1954. T h e
d e n t of public instruction, to
College an d th e Sun D evils today th e MU. •
buzzer system.
i
f ir s t t ru s t e e s w e re M . O.
at 3:30.
N ext T hursday, th e honor u n d ertak e this study. ~
Be st, C h a r le s a n d S id n e y
dorm
rep resen tativ es w ill m eet
In
1949,
K ie m m e d s o n
B. M o e u r.
T he gam e, on th e A SU d ia ­ DANCE AT CLANCY’S
Sophos, sophom bre m en ’s , h o n ­
n a m e d a n a g r ic u lt u r a l a d ­
m ond, can be h ea rd in any dorm
Even th e tru steesh ip failed to
T he Social com m ittee is spon­
v is o r y c o m m itte e c o n s is t in g
sim ply by d ialing 580 on any soring a ju k e box dance tonight o rary, in the fifth round of th e
serv
e th e g re a te r area of ed u ca­
series at 4 p.m. in th e MU u p ­
of 29 m en. E a c h o f the m e n
AM radio.
tio
n
u n d ertak en by the agricul­
in C lancy’s from 8 to 11.
p e r lounge.
w a s p ro m in e n t in A r iz o n a
tu ra l com m ittee.
a g r ic u lt u r e a n d
a sso cia te d
C onsequently, a t the sugges­
b u sin e sse s.
tion of B est an d w ith th e ap—
Since th a t tim e .m any c h a n - ' p roval of th e B oard of Regents,
ges h av e been m ade. A School of j th e com m ittee created the p re sA g ricu ltu re has been established cn t ASU Foundation in 1955.
and ASC has becom e ASU. L ik e B est w as elected as the fouu—
wise, th e functions of the c o m -| d atio n ’s first p resid en t. A fter-h is
m ittee have changed.
death, "C h arles W etzler w as
A t first, the com m ittee w as elected ' and has been re -e le c tconcerned w ith a School of A g- i ed each y e a r since that time,
ricu ltu re and suitable courses of
‘T he A g ricu ltu ral A dvisory
study. H ow ever, confronted w ith committee has now changed its
the problem s of financing, tb e j nam e to A dvisory Council to
idea of a foundation developed. | serv e a g reater field and b e lte r
In o rd er th a t it might r e - 'a s s is t the foundation.

H ear B aseball
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P lan s a re cu rren tly being
The com m ittee is appointed by
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and M ike Craig, th e standing ! president.
j com m ittee formulates- and r e Mrs. C h arlo tte L ew is advises
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STATE PRESS

Friday, April 27, 1962

Coeds Air Views
On Sorority Life

« K / ” :.

By T W IL A DRUMM

in th idf h i ? dnfni COllt g n women spoke out yesterday
oot
tWO stuc^ePt polls investigating the asliving.™1 Iiabl ltleS ° f G reek s o r r i l y and independent j
Individuality, independence and an attitu d e of “not!
follow ing th e crow d” w ere lis t- ! ----------------- ------ — — -------- ' j
ed as reasons fo r rem aining in reso rt to less , honorable inter,
dependent tpy th e coeds qu^s lions.”
S a n d y B r a d y , ju n io r : “ I ’d
tioned.
One w om an student question­
ed so ro rity in teg rity .
Som e

of

the

s tu d e n t

v ie w s w e re :

ra t h e r be a n in d e p e n d e n t. I
feel a g ir l ca n g a in fro m
s o r o r i t y life if sh e is a b le
to g iv e th e n e c e ss a r y tim e
to it.

“People h av e a lot of b a c k ­
F ay Cornish, sophom ore: “The
w ard feelings about G reeks, some
first th in g to consider when
people sim ply say things w ith ­
criticizing a sorority from eith er out k n ow ing any th in g about
th e individual or th e gro u p pos­
ition is w h at is th e p u rpose of
th e sorority u n d er consideration.
Does it- m ain tain high m oral
principles, contribute to th e in ­
te lle ctu a l broadening of its;
m em bers, and does it serve its !
com m unity in any w orthw hile
capacity?
if it p a s s e s th e se o r s i m ­
ila r c o n d itio n s , I see no
g r e a t h a r m in t h e ir e x i s ­
tence. T o jo in o r not to ioin

!

Water Sports Day
May $ At Saguaro

“T H I N G S A R E T O U G H
A L L O V E R ” — P r e p a r in g f o r the 12th ai
s c h e d u le d f o r t o n ig h t an
d t o m o r r o w e v e n in g a t 8 in th e M e s a H ig h
to right, B illie S to rm o n t,
B r e n d a B a t c h e lo r a n d M a r y L o u M c N a tt,

Queen Deadline
Set For May 2
T h e quefen of th e I n te r f ra te r ­
n ity Council W ater S ports D ay
w ill be chosen M ay 2 at an
elim ination contest a t th e ASU
sw im m ing pool.
T he queen w ill reign over th e
W ater S ports D ay e v e n ts M ay
5 a t Raguaro Lake.
She w ill receive a gold tro ­
phy an d a b o uquet of flow ers.
Each sponsoring organization'
or co n testan t m ust subm it a
com pleted application form to
th e IF Council office before 5
p.m . M ay 1.
C andidates a re requested to
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Page 9

Tucson Trip,

Rings ’N Things
E veryone on cam pus has a Epsilon.
tendency to sp rin g fe v e r e x ­
D iane P ark er, D elta Gamma,
cept D an C upid . . . h e’s busy
to Dale H unter, Sigma Chi.
am ong A rizona S tate students
e n g a g e m e n t s
scattering rings, pins an d things.
N
ancy
Vening, A lpha Delta
P IN N IN G S
E llen K oca, D elta G am m a, to Pi, to Ed C ypert, P hi Sigma
K appa.
Lt. Jo h n F la n n e ry , A ir N ation­
Bonnie Judy, K ap p a A lpha
al G uard.
T heta, to P eter D’Agostino, Irish
Cindi A rm er, G am m a Phi H all.
Beta, to A rt H ussy, Sigma Chi.
M A R R IA G E S
E laine B a rtle tt to Don K iolC o n n i e Stev.enson, K appa
basa, Iris h H all.
K appa Gamma, to Don H ead.
K aren Sm ith, A lpha P hi, to
K ay K ran d all, D elta Gamma,
B ruce W odetzki, . Sigm a A lpha to Hon Sheridan.

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sponsoring a trip to T ucson to ­
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m orrow m orning an d a M ay 6 m
visit to N ogales fo r ASU s tu ­
dents.
T he Tucson to u r includes a
v isit to th e K ress A rt Collec­
tion, w hich contains contem por­
ary art, and a stop a t the A ri­
zona D esert M useum.
T he group w ill leav e tom or­
ro w m orning a t 8 ahd w ill r e ­
tu rn in th e evening. S tu d en ts
w ill have lunch a t th e UofA.
T he trip w ill cost $3.75.
T he an n u al Cinco de Mayo
festiv al an d b u llfig h t w ill be
offered on th e M ay 6 trip to
Nogales.
B usses w ill le av e a t 7 a.m.
and re tu rn a t 11 p.m.
T h e cost of th e N ogales trip
w ill b e $8, w hich includes a tic ­
k et to the bullfight.

B y B IL L O V E R E N D
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Well, gang, looks like th e long hot, sum m er is rol­
ling m on the ASU campus. Since we. can’t leave tow n
the best bet from now on should be th e lakes. And
speaking of lakes, W ater Sports Day is coming up n ex t
week.

Last year this event w as plagued by m any in­
juries, ranging from broken toes to scraped feet. This
year, however, th e Red Cross w ill be on hand. I n .a d ­
dition, th ere will be all sorts of events ranging from
inner tube races to a bathing beauty contest.
The In terfratern ity Council, as usual, will be hand­
ling Jdie details of the day, and, for those who don’t
bring th e ir own, refreshm ents will be available. Should
be good tim es and a good chance to cool off as well.
" O ther th an W ater Sports Day, the only other palhpus
events on tap for the rem ainder of the sem ester seem to
be the various fratern ity and sorority form als which
will ru n throughout the m onth of May.
Oh, yes, then th e re’s F inal W eek . . .

Greeks at a Glance
The G reek agenda is filled to the brim for the n ex t
week or so. Theta Chi starts, things off tom orrow night
w ith th e ir annual Dream G irl Form al at th e Executive
House. Delta Chi w ill go Polynesian tom orrow w ith a
South Sea Island p arty in Sunnyslope. The p arty will b e ­
gin w ith swim m ing in the afternoon and end w ith
dancing at night.
The m ost im portant social function of th e year, th e
Alpha Tau Omega pledge class car wash, w ill s ta rt to­
m orrow a t 11 a.m. and w ill ru n u n til 3:00 p.m. The boys
can be found a t P e tty ’s Union Station. Price w ill be $1.
The Sigma Nus will resum e th e ir yearly P alm s
p arty M ay 11, one day before the onslaught of the ninety
thousand frate rn ity form als scheduled for May 12. So
far, Alpha Tau Omega, Sigma Chi, Delta Sigma Phi a n d
Sigma Alpha Epsilon all have th e ir form als set for th a t
date. Good luck on getting dates, boys.

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Friday, April 27, 1962

Baseballers Bounce Grand
Canyon; Host Axers Today

BC D id Devils
avor

| A rizona S ta te ’s v arsity b aseI bailers celebrated th e ir re tu rn
hom e W ednesday w ith a 6-2
triu m p h o ver G rand Canyon
St .atf U niversity’s B order Conference ath ­ College on th e A ntelopes’ hom e
paid trib u te to th e Sun Devils this week.
diam ond.

By BOB EGER
Sports Editor
l e t i
letic rivals

H arley A nderson notched his
veflrHW ? Un D?XiIs’ who are leaving the conference next
y ear to r com petition m a new league, w ere given a going fo u rth w in of th e season, as he
«w ay p resent which was m ost fitting.
g g w en t th e d istance for th e first
tim e this year, allow ing orily

th a t^ h ? R m J Ch° n S ?f the fast-fading B order loop asked four G ran d Canyon safeties. A n ­
“
B ld e r Cun^eT ^ ce track ’ golf’ tennis a" d rifle d erso n ’s record is now 4 - 1 .
be “ e l“ ?WSPy ear?
Tem pe 0,1 M ay 12' not
T he victory g av e the S un D e-

And that’s just what the Sun Devils had been wait­
ing to hear. Each year, Arizona State and Arizona do­
minate the BC championships, and with the Wildcats
not
the running this year, the Sun Devils were sitting
alone on top of the heap.

vils a 20-17 season m ark w ith dow n v ia th e strik e o u t ro u te.
only a few gam es rem aining.
D ennis S tark in s h a d a field
T he sam e tw o team s clashed day a t th e plate, socking fo u r
y esterd ay aftern o o n a t G rand h its an d d riv in g in fo u r ru n s. .
Canyon.
M erril H yde added th re e hits'
A nderson h u rled one h it ball to the 14 h it S un D evil attac k .
for th e firs t eight innings, but
T his afternoon th e S un D ev­
th e A ntelopes sta rted getting to ils host A rizona S tate College in
his sla n ts in th e n in th fram e j a single gam e a t 3:30, an d th e
w hen th e y com bined th ree sin g - I sam e tw o team s m eet again to ­
les for th e ir only tv®5 ru n s of m orrow aftern'oon a t o ne in a \
th e gam e.
single contest.
E leven A ntelope b atters w ent
F rid a y an d S a tu rd a y of n e x t
w eek th e D evils trav el to T u c­
son, w here th ey m eet th e po w ­
erfu l U niversity of A rizona ,
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contest. The Devils would have done them selves no
good by com peting in this y ear’s BC meet, and the
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3
^ 1Z0na State w asn’t in a position to call things
A i
r^Vere. p rePa rf d t° ^ f i l l our obligations,” said
A thletic D irector Clyde Smith.
leSf l t h u decision by th e loop’s m em bership
a a i greeted w ith cheers by one group of Sun Devil
athletes in particular.
Baldy Castillo’s track team had been brooding for
weeks because the talent-laden Fresno Relays were
scheduled the same day as the lackluster BC meet. Under
conference obligations, the Sun Devils would have had
to stay at home to host the conference affair and miss
one of the top meets of the year on the West Coast.
to r!mnCti ! 1Iy sim ultaneous w ith th e league’s decision
th *:o]?feren<;e cham pionship m eet came an
relav ?eam e n t Afr0m CaStill° th a t th e Sun Devil, mile
c o m n e t f ^ and various individual perform ers would
com pete in the Fresno meet, on th e 12th.
th e credit of th e B order Conference
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^
force?
t0 pIay host to a farce
un d er th e label of conference
championships.
? W3S a flttir,g w ay for th e Sun Devils to leave I
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Friday, April 27, 1962
STATE PRESS

Jansen’s Hurdling
\p-ives Devils Depth

Devils Enter
Ml. Sac Meet

O ne of th e reasons for th e im ­
to beat, b u t Ja n se n h as been
p ro v ed success of th e Sun De­
rig h t on G aston’s heels, if n ot
v il tra c k team this y e a r is in ­
rig h t beside him , n e a rly ev e ry
cre ase d depth.
tim e o u t this year.
A nd one. of th e chief depth
L ast w eek both w ere tim ed
p ro v id ers has been D arre ll J a n ­
in 14.3, as th ey finished in a
sen, sophom ore h u rd le standout.
v i r t u a l dead h ea t fo r first
Ja n sen , a fo rm er sta te h u rd ­ against N ew Mexico.
le s cham p from W isconsin w ho |
Jan sen , w h o ’s fo rte is stren g th
also played a m ean gam e of
and form ra th e r th a n exceptional
b ask etb a ll, h a s ru n in th e s h a ­
speed, is also developing into
dow of v eteran G aston G reen qu ite a low h u rd ler.
d u rin g th e p a s t tw o seasons,
H e s ru n 23.5 on sev eral oc­
b u t th e W isconsin sp eed ster is
ra p id ly com ing in to his ow n as casions an d h a s hooked up w ith
G reen an d frosh stan d o u t Jim
one of the n atio n ’s best.
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W illiam s, w h o ’s ch u rn ed a 46.0
u n it. B a r r i c k ’s t im e is o u t
j a lie a d y this y ear, w ill be aim o f th e b lo c k s, th e o t h e r s
i ing fo r the w o rld reco rd of 45.7
a re a ll w it h r u n n in g r e la y
set in 1958 by G len n D avis. O ne
sta rts.
of his chief com petitors w ill be
T he D evils w ill also b e sh o o t­
| E ddie S outhern, w ho clocked
j 45.8 w hile push in g D avis to th a t ing fo r reco rd tim es in th e 880
I re la y w ith a foursom e of H ubie
| w orld m a rk fo u r y ea rs ago.
| W atson, G aston G reen, F re e , S outhern has slow ed up a bit, [ m an and C arr. T h a t’s an o th er
j how ever, and p erh a p s the to u g h - I; com bination th a t Will be h a rd to
| est th re a t to W illiam s’ natio n al! b eat.
.
| q u a rte r m ile suprem acy is S te v e !
i
A
440
relay
team of C arr,
I H aas of O ccidental.
) F reem an, W illiam s an d W atson
H a a s h a s r u n 9.5 a n d 20.5
should give th e speedy W est
j f o r the h u n d r e d a n d 220
Coast team s a b attle, and the
b u t p re fe rs th e 440. “T h e
! Sun D evil, sp rin t crew could
q u a r t e r is m y fa v o r it e d is i w alk off w ith top honors.
tan ce. I w a n t to ru n W i l G reen, Jim T ucker, D arre ll
I
lia m s to see w h a t I ca n d o,”
Ja n sen and D an R oth w ill com ­
I
he sa id re c e n tly .
p ete in th e sp rin t m edley b u t
I T he Sun D evils w ill also be m u st rate as underdogs to some
I c o n te n d e rs'in fo u r exciting r e ­ p o w erfu l W est C oast units.
lay events. T h ey ’ll m eet mile
C a r r a n d W a t s o n a re a ls o •
| relay team s fro m Oregon S tate, I p o ssib le e n t r a n t s in the o p e n
USC an d Oxy in an ev en t th a t j
100 y a r d d a sh , b u t t h e ir
could see the n atio n al collegiate
h e a v y r e la y s c h e d u le c o u ld
record fall.
k e e p them o u t o f th a t e ven t.
L ast y ea r a t M t. Sac, th e Sun ] A rizona S ta te w’ill also b s
D evils ra n 3:07.9, as USC set w ell rep rese n ted in th e fie ld
an a ll-tim e collegiate record a t I events, w ith Jo h n Rose am ong
3:07.6. T his year, th e Devils, th e pole v a u lt fav o rites and
w ith a best of 3:10.1, w ill be! F ra n k Covelli one of th e top
fav o red on. the basis of previous j rate d en tran ts in th e jav elin .
w ins ag ain st all th e m ajo r com - | Jo e C aldw ell w ill com pete in
th e high ju m p against sev eral
p etition alread y th is season.
^
of th e n atio n ’s top perform ers.

Willard, Barr
Top Nationals

T he overall test w ill be com ­
F o rm e r ASU stu d en t- _ _ _ „
posed of six events. Each e n tra n t j
w ill perform the v ario u s events I W illard copped th e n atio n al won
an d w ill be g rad ed ag a in st th e I m e n s one m eter div in g cham pn atio n al college m en ’s norm s so i° n ships in S acram ento, Calif.,
the in dividual can com pare h im - last w eekend,
self to o th er A m erican college!
T he cu rren t q ueen of ASU I
m en w ho h av e ta k en th e sam e! diving, freshm an B ette B arr,
6S ‘
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u p set a good p o rtio n of th e field j
M onday th ro u g h F rid a y th e to fin ish fifth.
ev en ts are slated from 3 p.m.
Miss .W illard, a p a s t.O lym pic!
u n til 5 p.m . daily. S atu rd ay ’s | com petitor, d efeated B arb ara
schedule ru n s fro m 9 a.m. u n til j M cA lister, n atio n al p latfo rm j
noon.
cham p, for th e one m eter crow n, i j
In tra m u ra l ac tiv ity points w ill
Miss B arr, fo rm er n atio n al |
be aw ard ed on th e basis of one ju n io r champ, served notice th a t j
point p e r individual fo r en terin g she can com pete w ith the b e s t !
an d com pleting th e ev en ts and in w om en’s events, as she fin - j
total group p ercen tag e p a rtic i­ ished behind th ird place Jo el!
p ating. T he points w ill be p a rt Lenzi O ’Connell and fo u rth |
of th e y ea rly in tra m u ra l total. place L inda Cooper.

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