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Friday, July 27, 1962

High Adventuring
Craig To Appear

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An African lion, Australian surf lifesaving, life
aboard a Chinese junk, the hunt for a man-eating tiger
near Viet Nam, and undersea treasure diving will be
presented in a color film story at ASU, Tuesday evening
in the MU ballroom.
The 8 p.m. illustrated lecture,
entitled, ‘ ‘H i g h Adventuring
with Colonel Craig,” is open to
the public free of charge.
Hollywood’s documentary ad­
venturer and noted television
producer, John D. Craig, who
will lecture and show his films,
is known nationally for his tele­
vision programs, “Danger Is My
Business,” “.I Search for Ad-

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G R R R R E A T S C O T ! — H o llyw o o d ’s fam ed
Lt. Col. John D. C ra ig poses w ith a friend
he m ade on h is w o rld -w id e tours. Featured

venture,” “The Kingdom of the
Sea,” and “Expedition.”
HiS specialty is making docu­
mentary films of strange places,
•jungle life and undersea fairy­
lands. During World War II, Col.
Craig and his air force combat
cameramen filmed the air war
on all fronts. As officer in charge
of air force motion picture units,
he photographed the Bikini
atom bomb tests. He has six
medals, ten battle stars and the
Purple Heart to show for these
war efforts.
, He is author of Literary Guild
book-of-the-month selection en­
Wayne Hall, certified public titled, “Danger Is My Business.”
“To me,” Craig says, ‘‘the
accountant, has been elected
president of the ASU Alumni way of life of people who live
Association.
in far places is most exciting,
A 1941 graduate of ASU, Hall different and sometimes hazard­
has served on the Alumni Board ous. Their activities make up
for the past two years. He suc­ fascinating segments of this in­
ceeds Mesa attorney Wayne E teresting world we live in.”
Legg in the presidential post. The tiger sequence in the Tues­
day night program' at ASU,
shows the village of Dj erring
where Craig seeks out K’ba,
headman of the Moi Mountain
tribe and protector of his peo­
ple. K’ba requested assistance
in destroying a very cu n n i n g
tiger known as the Man-eater
of Danja.
The Moi people hunt with a
primitive crossbow, a n d in
photographing their activities,
Craig encountered a challenge
that few photographers meet.
His camera records events as
the people follow the tiger on
foot and also through dense ram
f&rests on elephants.
Finally, the tiger that killed
a man a week for' two and a
half years is destroyed.

in the M U ballroom at 8 p.m. next Tuesday,
Col. C ra ig w ill high ligh t his ta lk o f the a d ­
venturous life w ith film s.

Correspondence Courses
MU Staff
Available Through Extension ISponsors

Courses by mail, offered -ation, principles of manage­
through correspondence divi­ ment, real estate principles,
sion, are available in a number children’s literature, principles
of subjects, according to Dr. and curricula of s e c o n d a r y
A tour, two special evening
Roy C. Rice, dean of extension. schools, exploration of educa­
programs, and a lecture-lunch­
Designed for the student who tion, issues in teaching, engi­ eon are scheduled during the
cannot attend classes on cam­ neering problem analysis, engi­ second week of Arizona State
pus, the courses include read­ neering graphics, elementary University’s s e c o n d summer
ing assignments, study sugges­ Spanish.
session.
tions, and questions to be an­
Also, two courses in history
These activities are arranged
swered.
of the United States, American
by the staff of the Memorial
Corrected and graded an­ frontier, elementary nutrition, Union and are open to the pub­
swers are returned to those en­ two courses in descriptive ge­ lic.
rolled. Each course consists of ometry, federal constitution and
A visit to the architectural
eight lesson-assignments for government, Arizona constitu­
school
of the latd Frank Lloyd
tion
and
government,
introduc­
each semester hour of credit.
Wright, Taliesin West, is sched­
tion
to
philosophy,
social
psy­
Final examinations are of­
uled next Wednesday. Tickets,
fered on campus for those liv­ chology, and introductory soci­ costing fifty cents, are available
ology.
ing in the Salt River Valley. I
at the information desk in the
W AYNE H ALL
Those living elsewhere will
union. Meeting place for the
take their examination from
tour will be the union lobby at Legg will remain on the Alumni
city or county school adminis
Board as past-president.
3:15 p.m.
trator selected by the corre
Other officers and board
Tamara Nijinsky Weninger,
spondence division.
daughter of the famous dancer, members are: T. Joseph Ma­
To enroll, fill out enrollment
and her husband, Leslie Wen­ honey, judge of the Pinal Coun­
blank, enclose check for $10
inger, will present a program ty Superior Court, first vicefor each semester hour, and
The annual inspection of ASU Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. in president, re-elected; Donald L.
send to ASU Correspondence
the ballroom. The Weningers Cramer, vice-president of Lewis!
Division. Only one semester Army ROTC cadets in summer will present highlights of Ni­ Offerman Investment Securities v e x 1c ° c itF>. Cuernavaca,
training at Ft. Lewis, Wash.,
hour of credit may be earned
jinsky’s career and puppet Co., second vice-president; and * ° cdlmi1.10 and AcaPulco will
per week, and only 16 hours was conducted Wednesday and dancers in costumes of the fa­ Ralph A. Watkins Jr., Bankers Y* the hlgh Spots of a fourteen
Thursday
by
Dr.
Harold
D.
day auto caravan through cenof credit may be applied toward
Richardson, a c a d e m i c vice mous ballets. A reception will Life Insurance Co. of Nebraska, tral and western Mexico leav­
a bachelor’s degree.
third vice-president.
president, and Dr. Lee P. follow the program.
Also, Thelma Price Alexan­ ing ASU on August 27.
Text books and supplies; are Thompson, dean of the College
Guest
speaker
at
the
lectureASU’s Dr. John R. Martinez,
der, Phoenix teacher, secretary;
available at the University of Applied Arts and Sciences. •
luncheon Thursday will be George Morrell, ASU purchas­ history professor, will conduct
Bookstore.
Participating in the summer Herb McLaughlin, of Arizona
Included among the courses encampment are students who Photographic Associates,; Inc. ing agent, treasurer, re-elected; the tour which is available for
Harry Mehrtens, PBSW Supply $135, which includes transpor­
are:
have completed two' years of His talk, “A Picture is Worth and Equipment Co., director, tation down and back,, lodging
Two courses in principles of required ROTC training and an 10,000 Words,” will be an an­
economics, business communi- additional year of voluntary alysis of the effect of photogra­ re-elected; and Del Bennewitz, and breakfast and luhch each
vice-president of Home Savings day.
training.
phy on sales, marketing and and Loan Association, director.
Aztec ruins, floating gardens,
Most of the students will be the economy in general.
Remaining on t h e A l u m n i the huge open air market at
seniors next fall and upon grad­
Open to the publifc, the lunch­ Board to complete two-year Toluca, the University-of Mexi­
uation will receive commissions eon will be in room 218 of the terms as directors are Ed Car- co, and bullfights will be among
in the Army.
MU from 12:30 to 2 p.m. Ad­ son, vice-president of First Na­ the sites visited. |
Lt. Col. Theodore Wyckoff, vance reservations must be tional Bank of Arizona; and L.
head of the ASU Army ROTC made by noon on Wednesday Ray Haire, attorney. John R. Reservations for the tour
program, has been with the (Aug. 1). Cost of the luncheon Sandige remains on the Board may be made with Dr. M arti-,
nez in the History Department
student-trainees a t Ft. Lewis.
is $1.
as trust officer.
or at ext. 424.
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Activities

Inspection Of
Army Cadets
To Be Conducted

M artines
To Conduct
Mexico Tour

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Sports H ave
Busy Season
, By

M ARY GORMAN

Friday, July 27, 1962

AWS Complete
Coed’s Handbook

Coed Cues, a handbook for
The sparkling nejv format,
Four members of the ’62 bakeall
women students at ASU, has revolving around the theme
ball club signed contracts with
T H E S T A T E P R E S S is a m e m b e r o f th e major league clii»s and
are recently come off the press, “The Spotlight is on You,” was
A r iz o n a N e w s p a p e r s A s s o c ia t io n , A s s o c ia t e d C o l ­
playing on farm teams with their published by Associated Wom­ conceived by Vergje Lee Beh­
le giate P r e s s a n d N a tio n a l A d v e r t is in g S e rv ic e ,
en Students.
rens, editor, Melanie Pouquette,
respective clubs.
inc.
assistant editor, and their staff.
Southpaw Harley Anderson is
playing with the Baltimore
Containing much helpful in­
Orioles at Aberdeen, South Da­
formation, the 30-page book
kota.
.,
covers “Coming Attractions,”
Another ASU pitcher, Pete
including AWS assemblies, the
Lovrich, signed with the Kansas
head residents’ tea, Women’s
City Athletics and is playing
Day, scholarships and awards.
at Minot, North Dakota. ,
A welcome is extended by
Paul Runge, ASU first baseDr. G. Homer Durham, ASU
man this past season, signed
Two workshops in home econ­ president; Dr. Catherine G.
•Dr. Ralph C. Hook, Jr., direc­ with the Houston Colts and is omics will be offered during se­ Nichols, associate dean of stu­
dents; Mrs. Maxine Neelly, as­
tor of ASU’s bureau of business playing at Modesto, California. cond summer session.
Dandy Ikeda is the latest
sistant dean; and AWS officers
services, has been elected presi­
Clothing Construction is sche­ Bonnie' Evans, president; Kay
dent of the National Council for member of the ’62 baseball squad
Small Business Management to sign. He is now at Middles- duled July 23 to Aug. 10, and Lynsky, vice president; Charla
Development for the year 1962- boro, Kentucky, playing with Clothing Illustrative Materials, Jo Allen, secretary;, and Dianne
AUg. 13 to 25. Both will be taught Bowman, treasurer.
Washington.
1963.
Bob Seely of the ’62 freshman by Miss Hildegarde Sitreufert, Under “Roles for You,” vari­
Since coming to Arizona in team is playing with the New assistant professor of h o m e
1958, Dr. Hook has been active York Mets at Santa Barbara, economics, and offer both un­ ous women’s organizations are
in business services and man­ California.
dergraduate and graduate cre­ listed, everything from honor,
aries to the Women’s Athletic
agement training. Prior to that,
At the present time ASU base­ dit.
he was engaged in the manage­ ball players are dominating the
Classes in Clothing Construc­ Association, the ROTC auxil­
ment of his own small business. Northern Arizona Semipro Base­ tion will meet from 8 a.m. to iaries for women, and several
noon ‘and from 1 to 4 p.m. in special interest groups.
The NCSBD is a nation-wide, ball Tournament at Mesa.
non-profit organization of man­
Heading the Apache County the home economics building on In a “Sneak Preview,” the
agement educators, businessmen Club semipro team roster of campus. It is designed to help][nine residence halls for women
on campus are described. “The
and government executives, in­ pitchers are, ASU players Bob students who already have some Script>,
includes the rules >and
terested in the development of Burger, Gary Graham, John
experience
in
sewing
ito
achieve
privileges
of residence living
research and educational pro­ Miller and Larry Smith. Dennis
a
smart,
custom-made
look,
re'
and
the
standards
of university
grams for small business man­ Starkins and Bob Kavgian are
fleeting skill in construction, women.
agers.
also playing with Apache CC.
“Costumes” notes that the
Also in the semipro league, fitting and finishing details.
The .education branch of the
“key
word for the dress of the
Sid
Smith,
Doug
Westley
and
United States Office of Educa­
Points to be covered include
West is informality.” SuggestDr Ben R. Gossick, physics tion has contributed greatly to Jan Kleinman are playing for
professor, has been invited to the development of the Council Stewart Motors; Larry Brion current trends in coordinating] jng seasonal and appropriate
present papers at international through the work and advice of is playing second for the Bron­ fabrics with today’s fashions clothing, the booklet then says,
cos; and Dan Acuff, Bill Gor­ construction and pressing tech­ “Good taste and personal choice
conferences in Potsdam, New the national and field staffs.
man and Alan Reed are playing niques successfully used on fab­ are your main script outlines
York and Kyoto, Japan.
“Optical Extinction by Metal As director of the ASU bu­ for the Tempe Worthingtons.
rics available in today’s mark­ for campus dress.”
In other sports, Larry Arm­
Precipitates in Semiconductors reau of business services, Dr.
Continuing, the booklet says,
and Insulators”' is the title of Hook has assisted in developing strong, ASU basketball ace, et, handling of fabrics so as to “A good actress must have
the paper Dr. Gossick will p re-! an extensive series of seminars signed with the Hawaii Chiefs achieve maximum attractiveness props to ‘ compliment her.” It
sent at the Interdisciplinary for the training of practicing in the American Basketball Lea­ and serviceability, and the de­ then lists things to make living
Conference on Electromagnetic business managers and in pub­ gue.
velopment of efficient use of “on location” easier, such as
lishing the monthly “Arizona
Scattering at Potsdam, N.Y.
Ulis Williams, ASU track star, sewing tools and equipment.
personal room decorations.
Professors a n d researchers Business Bulletin.” He also recently won the 400 meter race
The second-workshop will also Other useful information con­
from Belgium, Germany, Eng­ moderates a radio panel pro­ in a dual track meet between
tained in the book includes the
gram,
“Western
B
u
s
i
n
e
s
s
land, France, the Netherlands,
the United States and Russia. meet in the home economics AWS constitution, a diagraih of
Austria and Canada as well as! Roundup,” now heard over 25 He was also the anchor man in building from 8 a.m. to noon and how AWS is organized, and a
the United States will present! stations in Arizona and Cali­ the 1600 meter relay which the. from 1 to 4 p.m. It will center j directory of AWS officers, resi1papers at the ICES meeting Aug. fornia.
U.S. won.
on the preparation of teaching ;dence hall head residents and
13-15 at the Clarkson College of! In addition to his work with
Buzz Hayes, ASU wrestler,
aids
for the construction of gar­ presidents, and presidents of
Technology,
the Council, he is a national di­ entered the N a t i o n a l AAU
other women’s organizations.
Dr. Gossick’s paper is based on rector of the American Market­ Wrestling Meet in New York ments. These aids supplement
“Broadway,” according to the
research sponsored by the U.S. ing Association. He also serves earlier this summer but was formal demonstrations given in
book, “with all its superstitions
Atomic Energy Commission. His as a director of the Tempe eliminated.
classrooms, Miss Streufert said. and set patterns of conduct, has
and other papers presented at Chamber of Commerce, the
little more in traditions than
the conference will be publish-] Tempe Rotary Club, and the
does the ASU campus. . . Let. us
ed by the Pergamon Press Ltd., Arizona Council for Economic
walk through some of the im­
Oxford, England.
Education.
portant roles that will put you
'W oZk& J, Sr s ^ W
On Sept. 11, the ASU profes­
.up-stage.”
sor will deliver a paper at the
Traditions listed i n c l u d e
International C o n f e rence on
Crystal Lattice Defects which
freshman week, the football
will be held in Kyoto, Japan
season, homecoming, the Star
Sept. 7-12.
Formal and the annual Military,
Ball, Greek Week, the Mem­
“Inhomogeneities in Semicon­
orial
Union Birthday Party, and
ductors Exposed to Past Neut­
Members of Spurs, sophomore
AWS Women’s Day.
rons” is the title of the paper, women’s honorary, have sche­
also based on research; sponsor­ duled a series of Saturday trips
Finally, a glossary of terms is
ed by the Atomic Energy Com­ which will take them to various
provided, entitled “Cue Card,”
mission. The proceedings of this sites of interest in,the state.
explaining the what or where
conference will be published by
of Old Main, the Devil’s Den,
The idea originated after
the Physical Society of Japan.
Ask-Me’s, Clancy’s, the Sahusponsor, Mrs. Charlotte Lewis
aro, the State Press, MU, and
The paper to be presented in
Sqn Devils.
Japan is an extension of one Dr. and four Spurs made a two-day
Gossick delivered in 1960 before auto trip to Utah for the na­
the International Conference on tional convention earlier this
the Physics of Semiconductors summer. Other members learn­
at Prague. This paper was pub­ ed of the idea and now plan to
lished by the Czechoslovak Aca­
make the trips regular weekly
demy of Sciences.
outings.
i
Robert P. Balin, electronics
technology instructor in the Di­
The
first
trip,
tomorrow,
will
N O T IC E
vision of Industrial Education
Everyone is invited to De­ take the girls to Seven Springs.
has an article published on the
votional-Social every Friday Following trips will be taken to
August' issue of Radio-Electron­
at 7 p.m. For more informa­ Payson, Prescott, southwestern
ics magazine entitled “Strange
tion and free transportation Arboretum, Oak Creek, Seven
Electronic-E
ffects,” and an ar­
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kAHìai-.
call Donna Duncan at Mc­
ticle in P o p u l a r Electronics
Stations
of
the
Cross,
and
the
Clintock B Hall.
HÊR THE 0 & T
magazine entitled “Electronic.
Carefree Sun Dial.
RëCÇltëfZ' OF TH0
Noises.”

Dr. Hook
Is Head
Of Group

Two Home Ec
Workshops
To Be Offered

Ben Gossick
To Present
Physics Finds

LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS

Spurs Travel
Around State

Balin Publishes
Two Articles

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