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V ol. 40

F r id a y , M a y 4, 1962
N o. 53

Pleiades
Choose
Sixteen

Women
Receive
Awards

. P le ia d e s ta p p e d 16 n e w ,
m e m b e r s in c a n d le lig h t c e r ­
e m o n ie s W e d n e sd a y n ig h t
a t 10:30.
6
A b r e a k fa st h o n o r in g t h e .

W o m e n ’s D a y a c tiv itie s
e n d e d la st n ig h t w ith th e
p r e se n ta tio n o f a w a rd s at
th e a n n u a l h o n o rs b an q u et.
A w a r d s g iv e n an d coed s

new in itiates w as in th e A lum ni
H ouse y esterd ay m orning.
N ew m em bers are: D onna A rnote, B etty B arclay, S haron
Brosseau, K ath y M angano, A r ­
lene P rzanow ski, K aren S orgatz, P e a rl Tang, M a rg a re t T ru ­
m an B aker and L inda B row n.
Also, J a n e t E lliott, E ileen I
F re d erick , P a t Inbody, Lynn
S hahan, M arilyn S pitler, Bon-1
nie E vans and N ancy J o Moore.

honored w ere: L inda F allg ren ,
o u tstanding m em ber of A lpha
Lam bda D elta; A m erican A s­
sociation of U niversity Women
m em bership aw ard s, M arg aret
W illiam s an d B arb ara A n d er­
son; T em pe AAUW branch
aw ard, A rlen e Przanow ski', „and
P h o en ix AAUW b ran ch aw ard,
Sue R aw son and Sue W ilbur.
Also, Delta Kappa G a m ­
ma aw ards to Betty Cash,
Bonnie Evans, Lucy Fuller,
Bessie Ingram and Anne
O kada.

Pleiades is presently pe­
titioning M o rtar Board', the
national
senior
w om en’s
honorary.

D ean H elen S nyder of the
U niversity of N eb rask a visited j
ASU in F e b ru a ry to ex am in e I
the Q ualifications of P leiades I
fo r M o rtar B oard.
As section d irec to r of M o rtar
B oard, D ean S nyder exam ined j
a il h o n o ra ry groups on cam pus
T H R E E F IN A L IS T S — Selected Wednesday
plus th e U n iv ersity ’s academ ic! afternoon as th e, th ree finalists_in _thr W a te r
atm osphere.
“S p o rn r 'O ity ' O w # w ""'ddSwii’?'wii re, f ro m " 'lif t j
The decision of placing
M o rtar Board a t ASU w ill
be announced this summer
afte r the national council
of M o rta r Board.

ASU has 19 m em bers in P le i­
ades th is year. T he activ ities in­
cluded w o rk in g on a booklist
com piled by A SU professors for
ASU students.
ers

at

all

th e

football

Sherri

A ndre,

Judi

Tom rich

and

M arily n

|

W hitney. Sponsoring organizations are Alpha
T au Omega, Sigma Nu and Sigma Chi, res­
pectively. The queen w ill be announced d u r­
ing the event at Saguaro Lake tom orrow .

Educational Research Head
Named Junior College Chief
Dr. Jo h n B. B arnes, director

The Y um a Ju n io r College w ill j

school services a t ASU, has been | u n d er th e

new sta te

law for 1he said.

Suzi G erb er and B arb ara A n­
derson w ere selected by AWS
as th e o u tstan d in g senior w o­
m en; G race C ontreras, a senior
at M ingus H igh School and N an­
cy Moore, ASU ju n io r, received
th e AWS scholarships.
P an h ellen ic gav e th e follow ­
ing aw a rd s an d trophies: S el
E rd er, P an h ellen ic W om an of
th e Y ear; K ap p a A lpha T h eta,
sorority scholarship aw ard ; th e
pledges of K ap p a A lpha T heta,
Ju n io r P an h ellen ic trophy, an d
th e actives of A lpha Sigma A l­
pha, the P an h ellen ic scholarship
plaque.
M cClintock B, honor hall, r e ­
ceived th e Pleiades aw ard fo r
| having attain ed a h ig h er aca­
demic stan d in g th an last year,
and M cClintock A received th e
P leiad es awajrd for the residence
I h all w ith the n ex t highest a v e r­
age.

baT h e ? ac1L p T a i i o y t h aer ’AW S I nam ed th e firSt p resid en t of Y u ‘ ! 0r®ani,z^tion of ju n io r colleges. | D r. B arnes has been w lth A s u
scholarship d riv e a n d held a j m a Ju n io r College. ‘
j ■^ wlU open ln S ep te m b er,! for th e p ast five years, w here
te a fo r a ll upperclass w om en
T he Y um a C o u n ty Ju n io r!
n
n
he has p articipated in sev eral
W ilson H all received the
I
Pleiades participating t r o ­
w ,o
. 3,
ln . | College B o a ri ^
t h e ! ne“
o „ 'S ! y T r : j s
r
dex.
phy.
m ove this week.
w ork w ith th e board on th e I er A rizona schools,
. T he b an q u et closed w ith the
planning and construction of th e j H e g rad u ated from th e U ni- installation of AWS Council
n ew ju n io r college and in o b tai- j v ersity of D enver in 1949 and m em bers for 1962-63.
n ing a faculty.
received th e m aster of a rts d e T hey are: Bonnie Evans, p re s ­
Dr. B arnes said he is “as e n - gree from 1 th ere in 1950. H e ident; K ay Lynskey, vice p re s ­
thused as th e b oard and th e earn ed the doctor’s degree in ident, C h arla Jo A llen, se cret­
people of Y um a County over educational ad m in istratio n in ary, and D ianne B ow m an, tr e a ­
th e new college.”
11955.
,
| surer.
N ew cheerleaders fo r 1962-63, D elm a Van Hooser, P am D yer
w ere announced W ednesday by and P am Loeb.
.. th é Rally an d T raditions Board.
A lte rn a tes are Paschel H e r-

R a lly & Traditions Board
N am es N ew Cheerleaders

C heerleaders selected from 12 re ra ancl M arty L enzfinalists fo r n ex t y ea r a re -B ru c e
" eW ch eerlead ers w ill
P eterson, B ill S m ith R ic h T d ^
^
^
^
Bouck, M ike S chw artz an d B e r- ,2 % ^ eerleader ?W Reed, to
nie W eber
select th e new head cheerleader.
■
"
T w en ty -fiv e ap p lican ts trie d
O th er cheerleaders include j out for th e cheerleader posts.

Former Montana State Dean
To Head Zoology Department
Dr. G ordon B. Castle, fo rm e r, has been M ontana com m issioner
dean of th e g rad u a te school a t ™
nir .
f „ .
on th e ex ecu tiv e com m ittee of
M ontana S tate U niversity, has ,, ... ,
been nam ed professor and c h a ir6 W estern in te rs ta te Com m ism an of th e Zoology ' departm ent, s*on iü r H igher E ducation since
P re s id e n t. D u rh am announced 1955.
W ednesday. ,
A cting p resid en t of M SU in
H e w ill assum e his new p o sit- 1958-59, D r. C astle w as dean
ion Sept. 1.
of its G rad u ate College from
D r. C astle w as one of th e | 1952-57 and ch airm an of the
founders of th e W estern A ssoci-j Zoology d e p a rtm e n t’ from 1938ation of G ra d u ate Schools and I 48.

sombrero) and Bonnie Olson are “goofing o ff”
in preparation fo r the tour to the Cinco de
Mayo centennial festival and b ullfig ht to-

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WMI

d ie

$8, including bus transportation. T h e to u r is
sponsored by the C u ltural A ffa irs Board.
(Photo by Janet W olh eter)

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STATE

PR ESS

F r id a y , M a y 4, 1962

Mothers D a y . . .

Î l j ü i g t a N

il

, i

O r A n y Day
Treat Her To The Best
at

CHICO'S
RESTAURANT

FINE MEXICAN FOOD
S A L U T IN G — M ary Jane Isbell, Peggy W il ­
lard, Janet Kaufm an and Judy Davenport
give a salute as they practice th e ir num -

‘AIohaHawaii’
1962 Naiads
Show Theme

1120 E a st A p a c h e B lv d . — T e m p e

ber, “ The United States Becomes F ifty ,” for
the Naiads swim show this weekend.

* A ir c o n d itio n e d o f c o u r se

(Photo by Janet W olheter)

G irl W

i t c h e r ’s

G u id e

Presented by Pall M all Famous Cigarettes

M

N aiads, ASU sw im m ing h o n ­
orary , w ill open its y e a rly show,
“'A loha H aw aii." tonight at 3 at
th e ASU pool.
T his y e a r’s them e will' follow
th e histo ry of H aw aii and will
fe a tu re grass skirts, flow ers and
special lighting effects.
A diving exhibition b y P a tsy
W illard. B e tte B arr and H arv ey
P la n t w ill be included in the
program .
i
A special num ber in th e show
w ill be i‘T he H aw aiian W ar
C h a n t,1’ w ith ASU studerjts
Jo h n F rederick, Tom Schultz,
J e rry M astin and Law rence L elb erm an perform ing.
T he perform ance will be r e ­
peated tom orrow night at 8.

E N J O Y A V IS IT
TO TH E O LD E ST
IN D I A N ST O R E
IN TH E V A L L E Y
Authentic Indian Arts
Moccasins
Unusual G ifts
P re-H isto ric A rtifacts on
Display

MILLERS
IN V IA N
516 M ill A ve.

S T O *« «
Tempe, A riz.

The mover is more of a girl scouf than a girl watcher,

fc£l@ ©(2)K]

¡ W a t c h in g a t a b e a c h o r p o o l

When watching at the beach or pool it is not necessary
to keep moving. In fact, it is unwise to move at all, un­
less the watcher actually enjoys swimming. In such cases
he should swim.
A,t the beach it is better to stay in one place, because
the mover is more of a girl scout than a girl watcher

Pall M all’s
natural m ildness
is so good
to your ta ste !

Stop In . . .
Find O ut
For
Y o u rs e lf! !
TEMPE
DAIRY
QUEEN
950 M IL L AVE. — TEMPE

(see above). He is somewhat like the man who goes to
the theater to see;girls. The girl watcher goes to a musical
and happens to notice the beautiful girls. The scout goes
to see the girls and, sometimes, happens to notice the
musical. (Whether you’re a watcher or a scout, you’d
find Pall Mall makes a most pleasant companion.)

Cim paH all t h f ?Smoks ‘ traveled" through fine tobacco tastes bast.
See ih e d iffe re n c e ! W ith Pall M a ll, you g e t th a t fam o us length
o f th e fin es t tobaccos m oney can buy. Pall M a ll’s fam o us length
tra v e ls and gentles th e sm oke n a tu ra lly . . . over, under, aro und
a nd throu gh Pall M a ll's fine, m ello w tob accos. M akes it m ild
. . . b u t does not filte r c u t th a t s a tis fy in g fla v o r!

So smooth, so satisfying,
so downright smokeable!
eA, Co’
—

is cur middle name ”

This ad based on the book. “ The Girl

W atrh or’c g h m « h t » » />

Copyright by Eldon Oedini. Repna.ed by permissiM .0,

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F r id a y , M a y 4 ,1 9 6 2
STATE PR ESS
Page 3

California Architect Named
Awards
Banquet
Speaker
™___ __ IÜ I
.
*
<

T he an n u a l aw a rd s d in n er oi
the ce n tral A rizona ch a p te r of
th e A m erican In stitu te of A r­
chitects w ill be M ay 17 a t 8
■p.m. in th e M U Ballroom .
R aphael Soriano, C alifornia
architect and m em b er of th e

AIA, w ill b e guest speaker.
A ll A IA m em b ers an d in te r­
ested stu d e n ts a re in v ited .
R eservations can be m ad e by
c o n t a c t i n g A n thony E llner,
Room 504, of th e E ngineering
building. T hey cost $2 apiece.

2. 1302 Rural

3. Bayles. Center

Open 24 Hours A Day!

T h e S tu d e n t S en ate F inan ce
co m m ittee w ill co n d u ct an open
h e a rin g on its su g g ested $237,022
a
_______à.
...
A rep o rt on a rec en t survey
ASU b u d g et a p p ro p ria tio n ^ bill
in o rd er to in crease stu d e n t
T u esd ay a t 3 p.m . in th e sen ate j of th e S tate P ress and fin al a c ­ particip atio n on the S tate P ress.
tion on th e controversial S en ate
ch am b er.
2.
The State Press could
T h re e m in u tes each w ill be | R esolution 4 w e re th e m ain
be allow ed ito become a
allo w ed fo r th o se in te re ste d in j business item s for th e S tu d en t
th rice w eekly paper.
d iscu ssin g th e ap p ro p riatio n s of | S en ate W ednesday.
3. A schedule of activities,
each h ea d in g w ith th e senators. | T he P u b licatio n s-P u b lic Re-1 tim es an d m eetings m ig h t be
T h e bill w ill be d eb ated in é tio n s- com m ittee read its fo u r- I p rin te d a t least once a w eek. ■
page rep o rt on th e 15-question I
th e se n a te n e x t W ednesday
4. A p lan of d istrib u tio n could
su rv ey of th e S tate P ress.
be developed fo r n ig h t students.
\ A bout 25 p e r cent of th e 250 !
5. S tudent g o v ern m en t cover­
ASU stu d en ts w ho received th e ^age could-be ex ten d ed in k ee p ­
q u estio n n a ire re tu rn e d replies.. ing w ith its ro le as an in te g ra l

WANTED

in n
util

G O O D U S E D CA R S
T O P P R IC E S P A ID

d r iv e - in
___

'

LAUNDRY & CLEANERS

m sT Ln Laundry and Cleaning • LAST in the Phene Book

Resolution Killed
In Senate Session

I

NOW THREE LOCATIONS . . .
1. Tempe Center

Senate Sets
B ill Hearing

j

C A SH O N TH E SPO T
B R IT S M IT H C ar Co.
02 M ill T E M P E , A R IZ . W O 7-3381

The complete precentage
of the 15 questions w ill be
printed next w eek in the
State Press. ,

p a r t of ASASU.
Senate Resolution 4, in ­
troduced by a com m ittee
headed by G ary Nichols,
w as-defeated 13-9.

T he follow ing suggestions w ere
offered by th e rep o rt:
R esolution 4 w ould have
1. A recru itin g cam paign m ight j
cen su red ” the E lection B oard
be conducted d u rin g th e f ir s t'
and E x ecu tiv e Council fo r th eir
th ree w eeks of th e fall sem ester I
h an d lin g of th e election.

English Night Set
I—V« r* M

_

I* í l

P re se n ta tio n of th e second | p resen t th e aw ards, totaling
a n n u a l S w a rth o u t A w ards j over $225, established by K a th W i l l h ig h lig h t “E nglish I ryn and G iendon S w arth o u t.
N ig h t n e x t T uesday eve­
S w arthout, a v isitin g le c tu rning.

j er cu rren tly on leave from ASTI,
w ill I is th e au th o r of “W here The
j Boys. A re ” and “T hey Cam e To
[ C a rd u ra .”
F eatu re d sp eak er a t th e 8 p.m.
m eeting in th e MU u p p er lounge
w ill be Ja ck M yers.
The local au thor is n ationally
know n and is a form er m em b er
of th e ASU English d ep artm en t
faculty.
ARTIST SUPPLIES
H e is th e au th o r of “I, Ja c k
Crafts • Hobbies
S w illing.”
Decorating Materials
T he th ird issue of th e P ro s­
pector, stu d en t lite ra ry m ag a­
Picture Framing
zine, w ill be introduced at the
Tem pe Center • W O 7-4482
event.
M rs. G rady

G am m age

Bobbies
Flowers
F o r P a r tie s . . .

20 E. 5th St.
W O 7-2972 — w o

7-4274

L a r g e A r tific ia l
P la n ts F o r R e n t

SWINGING?
Were HANGING!

M
9

9

c^

r

S

W hile
They Last

$ |4 9 _ _ $ |9 8

M ost o f th e s e a lb u m s w e r e $3.98 & $4.98.
T h ere a r e P o p u la r, J a zz, e v e n C la ssics.
I f y o u lik e a B A R G A I N . . . C o m e and
G e t It!

H an n y ’s TTarathj.girnps
See

DOWNTOWN XtcHRISTOW N

C a m p u s R e p r e se n ta tiv e s: T ed L o rb er,
R en z J e n n in g s , R ic k L e S u e u r

NO E X C H A N G E S O R R E F U N D S

HI LLS
RECORDS
Tempe Shopping Center

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STATE

PR ESS

F r id a y , M a y 4, 1962

COVERING COLLEGE AVENUE
f h i T,ItH » n T *^T E rfP R ^® S' d,.st^i!5uted b y th e cam pus c h a p te r o f Sigm a D e lta
C h i u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f C irc u la tio n M a n a g e r M ik e B a rric k . is th e ofw J h L ^ T „ PU5 " e'i'* p , p * r o f A rizo n a State -U n iv e rs ity . I t is published each
3nd F r,ffa y th ro u g h o u t th e school y e a r, excepting ho lidays, and
Is entered as second class m a tte r a t th e T e m p e . A riz o n a . Post O ffice un der
.0 * 0
th e A cts of M a rc h 3, 1879, and A u g u st 24, 1912.
Sub scription price, $3 per school year.

a student's idea will help others get home

By BABS M A R L O W E
B lue pins w ill be given to
Recipe for success: T ake one people who need rides, and
stu d e n t w ith an idea, stir gently th ey m ay be obtained in the
w ith a receptive M em orial U n­ sam e m an n er.
T H E S T A T E PR E S S is a m e m b e r o f the
A rizo n a N ew spapers A ssociation, Associated C ol­ ion staff, and b ak e quickly for
A definite advantage to a
legiate Press an d N a tio n a l A d v e rtis in g Service, best results.
visual registration is o b v­
PRESS
In c.
T he idea of the stu d en t w as a
ious.
E D IT O R - IN - C H IE F
- b i l l f l i c k m ore effective
A p erso n w ho needs a ride to
NEW S D E P A R TM E N T
m eans of ob­
S eattle m ig h t notice a red pin
M A N A G IN G E D IT O R
- B A R B A R A M A R L O W E tain in g r i d e
stuck in Tacoma. T he cities are
C A M P U S E D IT O R ___ __________ | ___
-------- . . . B I L L O V E R E N D
and rid ers for
close enough to g eth er th a t a
A S S IS T A N T C A M P U S E D IT O R ____
------------ T W IL A D R U M M
N E W S E D IT O R ........ ...... ................v_ _
who
person going to S eattle could
— R O S A L Y N W H IT N E Y stu d en ts
A S S IG N M E N T S E D IT O R 1_________
quickly sc at­
-----------M A R Y G O R M A N
rid e as f a r as Tacoma, th en catch
F E A T U R E E D I T O R ___________ _
------J A N E T W O L H E T E R te r to th e four
a bus to Seattle.
C O P Y E D IT O R ___ __ ______________ _
------- G A R Y O L M S T E A D
c o r n e r s as
T his map w ill be placed on
C H IE F P R O O F R E A D E R ..... ..... <
______
----------------- B O B Z A C H E
soon as finals
the bulletin board near the
A D V E R T IS IN G M A N A G E R
--- ------------ H A L H U B B L E
a re over.
entrance to the cafeteria.
SPO RTS D E P A R T M E N T
How to imS P O R T S E D IT O R ____ ______i ___ ___________ _____
...
_
T he M em orial U nion staff is
-----_
...... B OB E G E R
A S S IS T A N T S P O R T S E D I T O R __________________'
plem ent this? M ake a m ap of th e en th u siastic about th e idea, and
______ B OB J A C O B S E N
U.S. w ith the states enlarged w e hope t h a t ' th e..stu d en ts w ill
to about three tim es the size ta k e full ad v an tag e o f this se r­
found on road m aps.
vice.

OFF THE EDITOR'S DESK

A p re-m ed student, B e n ja­
m in served on th e h a ll council
and w o rk ^ L d ilig en tly on h all
functions, n e v e r m issing even
one.
Fellow resid e n ts from Irish
H all collectively sen t flow ers
and cards ex p ressin g th e ir sym ­
p a th y to his p are n ts, M r. an d
M rs. E d w ard B enjam in, of th e ir
m u tu al loss!
| / ;
M any resid en ts se p arate ly sent
notes to th e B enjam ins.
W e wish to express our
p e r s o n a l condolences to
F red ’s parents, recognizing
th at he tru ly made him self
respected by his fellow stu­
dents.

. Then, througn a system
of colored pins, one for those
w ith a car and one for those
needing a ride, stick a pin in
the city you are going to.

If you w e re to give a sum m a­
It som etim es is necessary to
tion of th is w eek en d ’s activities,
lose som ething before you really it m ight be w ate r. •
realize i t s , w o rth .
B e t w e e n W a te r Sports
T his ■is p articu la rly tru e in
A red pin w ill be given to th e loss of a frie n d .
Day and the annual Naiads
stu d e n ts who w ill be able to
shows, both popular events,
T h e men of Irish H all
ca rry riders. To obtain y o u r
the a r id -liv in g Arizonans
are realizing the loss of Fred
red pin, go to the, inform ation
might almost believe t ley
Benjam in, who was killed
•were on the coast.
desk at th e MU an d reg ister
in an autom obile accident
y o u r nam e, college ad d ress and
during the Easter holidays.
Sometime, w e hope (h at the
p h o n e and th e destin atio n city.
B en jam in w as a freshm an A thletic d ep artm en t w ill realize
T his re d -p in inform ation w ill from G ran ad a Hills, Calif., and the need and desire for an ASU
The Senate P ublieations-P ublic R elations com m it­
tee has com pleted its poll concerning the adequacy of be k e p t in a m anila folder, a l­ w as th e type o f . resid en t th a t Sw im m ing team. We have too
the S tate P ress and has published the findings of the p h ab etized according to d estin a­ ev ery h all w an ts to h av e m ore m uch student potential to n e­
tion.
of.
. questionnaire.
•
glect having such a team.

report discrepancy
aggravates us

F or th e m ost part, w e feel th a t the rep o rt was h a n ­
d l e 11 well and th a t the co m m ittee’s recom m endation are
definitely Worth consideration..
T H E R E A R E , how ever, a few m isconceptions in th e
rep o rt. They arise from the fact th a t both, th e stu d e n ts
and th e com m ittee do not com pletely u n d e rsta n d ce rtain
policies of th e S ta te Press.
One such m isconception in th e re p o rt w hich p a r­
tic u la rly agg rav ated us was in co rp o rated in th e fo u rth
recom m endation, w hich read: “T he com m ittee' reco m ­
m ends th a t a fa ir and objective policy be developed
in le g a rd to the placem ent s n d coverage of new s and
fe a tu re stories a n d acceptance of le tte rs to th e edi­
to r . . .

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

cooperation on space needle was outstanding
To th e Editor:
R ecent inquiries by in d u strial
rep resen tativ es indicate th a t the
“space needle” p ro ject a t ASU
w ill in all likelihood receiv e n a ­
tional publicity.

W hile this project w as u n d e r­
ta k en as an e x tra -c u rric u la r
T H E S T A T E P R E S S now m ain tain s a fa ir and ob­
jectiv e policy on these m atte rs, p a rtic u la rly in th e ac­ activity, it p resen ted an oppor­
tu n ity fo r a-n u m b e r of stu d en ts
ceptance of letters.
to p ut into practice m any of th e
This sem ester’s editorial sta ff has accepted AND th in g s 'th a t they have stu d ied in.
PR IN T E D every le tte r to th e editor w hich w e have re ­ the engineering classroom.
ceived, w ith th e exception of two.
T hat an e x tra -c u rric u la r ac­
O ne was com pletely religious in n a tu re and, in tiv ity should reflect cred it on
our opinicih, the p ap er should not be used to e ith e r pro­ the academ ic program of th e
m ote or criticize religion.
U niversity -is tru ly com m enda­
T H E O T H E R le tte r concerned Cam pus S ecu ritv and tory, especially w hen the r e ­
w as com pletely libelous throughout.
verse seem s m ore often to be
W e feel w e have been com pletely fa ir in this area, the rule.
As you know , a g reat m any
and we question th is p a rt of th e co m m ittee’s .survey.
We hope th a t a closer e x am in atio n w ill not prove stu d en ts h ad a p a rt in th is
th is one p a rt of th e rep o rt to be sym bolic of th e rest of it. u n d ertak in g . To list any nam es,
one w ould siirely ta k e th e risk
of om itting some very im p o rtan t
contributor.
I w ould like to tak e th is o p ­
p o rtu n ity to thank all involved-—*
All Classes R egularly
the S tu d en t C hapter of the
E xam ination is
Scheduled on
A m erican Society of Civil •E n ­
Scheduled on:
MW F or D aily" at:
gineers, th e S tudent C onstruc­
7:40- 8:30 ................
Mon., M ay 28 at 7:40- 9:30
tion Society, th e division of In ­
8:40- 9:30 ........ ........
Fri.,
J u n e 1 at 7:40- 9:30
d u strial TSTucation, the M em orial
9:40-10:30 ..... ............
.. T hurs., M ay 31 at 9:40-11:30
Union, physical p lant, buildings
10:40-11:30 ..................
.. Tues., May 29 a t 9:40-11:30
an d grounds personnel and A s­
11:40-12:30 ..................
..... Fri., Ju n e 1 a t 12:40- 2:30
sociated S tu d en ts — th e cre­
12:40- 1:30 ..................
d it is theirs.
• Mon., M ay 28 a t 12:40- 2:30
1:40- 2:30 ..................
- Tues., M ay 29 at 2:40- 4:30
T h e cooperation of all con2:40- 3:30 ................
...... Sat., Ju n e 2 at 9:40-11:30
3:40- 4:30 ..................
— a Sat., Ju n e 2 at 2:40- 4:30

cerned has been sin g u larly o u t- n o t h av e been possible o th e rstanding. H ere tru ly is a case wise.
w h ere th e various entities of th e
R obert D. K ersten
U niversity h av e contributed to
'
C hairm an
a jo in t u n d ertak in g th a t w ould
Civil E ngineering F acu lty

LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS

final examination schedule |

All Classes Regularly
E x am ination is
Scheduled on
Scheduled on:
TTh or TThS at:
7:40 -8:30 .............................
Sat., J u n e 2 a t 7:40 -9:30
8:40- 9:30 ..................................... T hurs., M ay 31 a t 7:40- 9:30
9:40-10:30
................. .............. Tues., M ay 29 a t 7:40- 9:30
10:40-11:30 ...................................... Mon., M ay 28 a t 9:40-11:30
11:40-12:30 .............................
Mon., M ay 28 a t 2:40- 4:30
12:40- 1:30 .................................. . T hurs., ISlay 31 a t 12:40- 2:30
1:40- 2:30 ................................ .. Tues., M ay 29 a t 12:40- 2:30
2:40r 3:30 .,.... *.............. j .............. ... Fri., Ju n e 1 a t 9:40-11:30
3:40- 4:30 ......................
S at., J u n e 2 a t 12:40- 2:30
*And classes th a t m eet on M, MW., M F, M W ThF, M TW Th or F

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KAET
Glimpses

Retiring Music Instructors
To Be Honored Tomorrow

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RESTAURANT
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T he re tire m e n t o f tw o A SU posers Society.

w in 0 n p rese n t ‘Special’ ^ E T ™ Sic ^ chers brings to a cIH
M rs. Q uaid serv ed “u n o ffip rese n t Special. NET alm ost th re e q u a rte rs of a c e n - d a lly ” a t A SU in 1918 w h en she
D ram a F estiv al - B en Jo n so n ’s | tu ry of service to ASU.
j tau g h t children in th e k in d e r‘II..} A lchem ist,’ ” a satire o n,
Miss Bess B ark ley and M rs. j garten.
171 1 cen tu ry life in E ngland.
I
Hazel H arv ey Q uaid w ill be
In 1930 she began to teach in
C n M onday, a new series w ill j
d eb u t on C hannel 8 at 7:30 p.m. honored a t a d in n er a t 6:30 to ­ th e Tem pe N orm al School, an d
m orrow n ig h t in the^M U.
in 1932, M rs. Q uaid m oved to
E n titled , “T he A rts A round Us,”
th
e cam pus and becam e an of­
Miss
B
ark
ley
has
to
u
red
th
e
th e in itial program w ill a s k ,!
U.S. as a professional singer ficial fac u lty m em ber.
“W hat Is A rt? ”
A fter h e r retire m en t,' M rs.
T he series featu res D r. M a i- j anr* bas ap p eared as soloist
colm H. P reston, chairm an of !
*-be N ew Y ork City Lyceum Q uaid plans to keep practicing
the piano. She is going to p lay
th e F ine A rts d ep artm en t a t | Company.
H ofstra College.
V An ho n o rary m em ber of th e for th e reu n io n of th e 1913 class
A t 8 p.m. M onday, A SU ’s ed u - ! Phoenix M usicians Club, Miss of G rinnell College n e x t year.
catio n al télévision outlet w ill B ark ley w as .the founding sponfe a tu re “Special: T he M astery sor of M u Rho A lpha, h o norof Aging — D ocum entary on th e ! ary m usic fra te rn ity a t ASU.
A ging Process program .
j Miss B arkley, w ho has been
A group of specialists w ill d is- a m usic teach er a t ASU since
cuss how science and m edicine : 1933, plans to trav el an d relax
I help ex ten d |p ia n ’s life e x p e c t-; afte r h er retire m en t this year.
A SU ’s Sun D evil Rodeo Cluh
I an cy I M rs. Q uaid is a m em ber of
A new series, “S urvival in th e j the A m erican G uild of Organists" ’ hi*11 h'316 US S,ec° nd annuaI °P en
T uesday a t f6r30
i W th e M usicians of A m erica, ?the
£!
A n zo n a S tab les>
S ea,” w ill d eb u t Tuesday
M iller and Indian School Roads,
p.m. T he first p ro g ra m 'w ill d e a l} P hoenix P iano T eachers ’ A sMay 5 sta rtin g at 8:30 a.m.
w ith “U n d erw ater P h o to g rap h s.” I sociation and the Arizona Com E v e n ts-fo r w estern are tra il
m am m
horse, open stock saddle seat,
w estern p leasu re, ja q u im a (for
horses u n d er five y e a rs), p alo ­
mino. p leasure, novice w estern
p leasu re h o rse and stock saddle
seat.

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B y Rodeo Club

E astern ev en ts a re novice
h u n te r 's e a t, E nglish p le asu re
horse, open h u n tin g seat, o p en
ju m p ers, novice ju m p e rs and
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STATE PRESS

F r id a y , M a y 4, 1962

Water Sports Day Events !.M usicians
To Include Queen Selection j
Concert
For
\

Your HEARTH|
is our
B USINESS

M arilyn W hitney, S h ari A n - | com petition in boat racing, w a d re and Ju d i Tom ich w e re se l- te r skiing, sw im m ing relays, w aected W ednesday as finalists for te r boxing and in n e r tu b e ra c “A—N ig h t of A m erican M u­
q u een of th e IFC W ater S ports I ing.
sic” w ill b e featu red Sunday a t
D ay tom orrow at S aguaro L ake.
ASU m en ’s organizations w ill j 8:15 p.m . at th e second annual
P hi Mu A lpha Sinfonia concert
T he queen, w ho w ill be n a m - com pete for trophies, w hich w ill j in th e MU Ballroom .
ed a t noon tom orrow , w ill be I be p resen ted to th e w in n ers in
T he concert w ill include in ­
p resen ted w ith a gold tro p h y I each (division. ,
stru m en tal and vocal w orks by
an d a b ouquet of flow ers by
Sophos, m e n ’s sophom ore h o n -j W alter P iston, P au l Creston and
L a rry Sum m erson, queen con­ o rary, and A lpha D elta Sigma, Stan K enton in addition to n u m ­
bers by sev eral ASU com posi­
te st chairm an.
m en ’s ad v ertisin g
fratern ity , tion students.
T he d ay ’s events w ill begin at w ill p rovide refresh m en ts.
P erfo rm in g on th e program
10:30 a.m. and w ill include
w
ill
be th e ASU Saxophone
A ccording , to Ed Logan, W a­
Q u artet, th e P h i Mu A lpha chor­
te r Sports Day chairm an, a Red
us, some soloists and o th e r en ­
Cross
am bulance w ill b e a v a il­ sembles.
?
able for em ergencies.
ASU stu d en ts w hose .w orks
w
ill
b e sung a re Roger H arris,
j D ale K eller w ill serve as J
D avid Cope and R ich ard F ran k s,
m aster of cerem onies.
Phi M u A lpha m em bers.

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T hrill to the excitement

“L e t’s get acquainted punch
p a rty ” is th e them e for this
y e a r ’s p a rty given by P an h elle­
nic on W ednesday, May 9, from
3 to 5 p.m. in th e MU’ u pper
lounge.

TRAVEL

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Summer Travel Reservations
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Call Today!

T he .p unch p arty is an a n ­
nual affair given for indepen­
d en t w om en on cam pus. The
purpose of th e p a rty is to in ; form all interested independents
of the m any aspects of sorority
life on cam pus. S everal o u t­
standing sorority women w ill be I
. p rese n t to answ er any questions I
on th e fall ru sh program . T he '
p a rty w ill b e inform al and dress
w ill be school clothes.

Religious Council
Officers Picked

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T he S tudent Religious Council
has elected officers for 1962-63.
B yron C leeland w as elected
presid en t.

'm m
William

S h a k es p e a r e's

O ther new officers are: B a r­
b a ra Allen, vice president; A nne
O kada, secretary; Ja n ice Hall,
1 tre a su re r, and A nn O verall,
publicity.
Also, R em y Autz, S piritual
E xploration W eek chairm an, and
E von B achaus and J . C. B row n,
senators.

A n M .6 .M . P ictu re S ta rrin g

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JAMES MASON
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JOHN GIELGUD
LOUIS CALHERN
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EDMOND
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ASU, UofA Track Powers Tangle
Dual Meet Shapes Up As
One Of The Season’s Best
By D E N N IS A N D E R S O N

.

A rizona S tate closes th e 1962 j
hom e tra c k schedule a t 7:3Qi
tom orrow night, hosting th e j
U niversity of A rizona in a G ood­
win S tadium d u al m eet.

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F or th e S un D evils, a w in;1 W eightm ari F ete A nselm o w ill
is a m ust. T h is perhaps, has j h av e his h an d s fu ll going up
been t h e , m ost successful an d I against th e U’s m usclem en.
exciting season e v e r in ASU I W ildcat K a rl Jo h n sto n e is a
¡home ap p earan ces. A ll team | shoo-in for discus honors, b u t
m em bers w an t to finish o ut in a a close b a ttle for second shapes
blaze of glory by defeating up betw een A nselm o an d th e
th e ir arch riv als from dow n UofA’s Bob M orris. ■
South.
On th é basis of previous m eet­
Coach Baldy Castillo is
ings, A nselm o ra te s o v er M ike
cautiously pptim istic about
P saltis of A rizona in sh o tp u t
the outcome of the meet.
“ It w ill ta k e a com plete te a m
, com petition. H ow ever, P saltis
h as a season best edge in d is­
e ffo rt fo r us to w in ,” he
tance, 52-5 to 51-1114, so A nselsaid.
m o’s placings h e re could be sig­
C astillo has shuffled th e ASUj
nificant in the final outcome of
lineup in an attem p t to b r e a k ;
th e m eet.
up the W ildcats’ m onopoly in |
Castillo has kept distance
several events.
man Bill Jost out of the
As a resu lt, U lis W illiams, th e
m ile in an attem pt to have
^*^ERE G OES U L IS — Ulis W illia m s heads fo r the firs t turn n atio n ’s p rem ier q u a rte r m iler,
him place against a strong
in his customary position, ahead of the rest of the pack, afte r
w ill once m o re tr y his h and a t
W ild cat entry in the 2 mile.
taking the baton from Ron Freeman in the mile relay during
th e 880, along w ith D an R oth.
This again could be a c ru ­
a recent home track meet. Freeman ran a 47.2 w ith a ripped
Roth w ill first go in th e m ile
cial factor in the final o u t­
shoe and a badly cut foot afte r being spiked, and W illiam s
an d figures to b e good fo r a sec­
come.
churned 45.9, as ASU set a new nationai collegiate m ile relay
ond behind th e ’C ats’ Ja c k H u d ­
son.
record, 3:07.5, at M t. Sac last Saturday. T h e y ,ll be in the relay
P ole v au lt entries finds ASU’s
tom orrow night as the Sun Devils host-pow erfill Arizona in a
H enry C arr, fresh off sensa­ Jo h n Rose th e favorite. H ow ­
dual tra ck meet.
(Photo by Evan Peskin)
tional perform ances a t th e Mt. ever, Jo h n w as b othered by an
Sac Relays, w ill tr y th e b ro ad j in ju re d k n ee a t M t. Sac and
jum p, w h ere he h a s a b est of m ay not be read y for an all out
22-8.
I effort.

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Friday, May 4, 1962

Devil Nine Faces Huge
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By BOB EGER
Sports Editor

u n fo rtu n a te assignm ent of facing can be ex trem ely tough on ocD an Schneider- in the opening ! casion.
A rizona S tate ta k e s on the gam e tonight.
P ete Lovrich tak es a 6-4 r e ­
overw helm ing task of tangling
T he speedy lefty is easily th e cord on th e hill in tom orrow
w ith m ighty A rizona in the
top collegiate p itch er in th e n a - | n ig h t’s tilt. Lovrich is one of
W ildcats’ home te rrito ry for a
tion. H e’s sta rte d 12 gam es, fin ­ the th re e pitchprs w ho has j
th ree gam e baseball series s ta r t­
ished th em all, won them , all j beaten th e ’Cats this year.
ing tonight.
and has com piled a 0,92 earned 1
I
. T he 'Cats, top ran k e d natio n ­ ru n average. H e leads th e n a - j ‘ Some 38 other h u rlers d id n ’t
fare so well, how ever, acco u n t- i
a l^ ', are bigger favorites to tion in strik eo u ts.
ing fo r th e UofA’s 38-3-2 r e ­
sw eep th e series than they have
W in kles w ill counter w ith
cord.
been in recent y ears w hen they
H a rley Anderson, another
did it anyw ay.
A rizona S ta te ’s 23-17 m a r k !
speedy lefty who has p itc h ­
looks
ra th e r m eek along side |
Last year the Sun Devils
ed steady ball lately but
th e W ildcats' im pressive a r r a y !
w en t to Tucson a fte r s p lit­
who lacks the illustrious
of victories, b u t w hen these tw o j
ting a pair of games w ith
background of M r. Schnei­
clubs clash, records m ean n ex tj
the ’Cats in Tempe, and the
der. Anderson’s record is a
to nothing.
Tucson crew dished out a j
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pair of defeats
W in kles' crew.

to

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T he y ea r before, a strong SUn
D evil squad dropped the W ild­
cats tw ice in Tem pe and jo u rn ­
eyed to Tucson w ith high hopes,
only to re tu rn w ith a 2-2 m ark
against Arizona.

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