2® Remember Tucson? S tu d en ts Discuss Spiritual Exploration Week is as over 100 persons Were present Monday evening tor th e first annual SEW ban­ quet. According to Ronald Hockena member of the SEW steering committee, the increas­ ed attendance was due in part KenSPONSORED BY the Student Religious Council, this year’s SEW was built around the theme “Religion in Crisis.” In a statement concerning the purpose of SEW,- President Durham said, “Let us pause then during Spiritual Explora­ tion .Week and rediscover the ; Author, Speaker WATCh MY-POWER ASU’s Sun Devil mascot whispers a warning to the UofA Wildcat: at Saturday’s game. But then,; . To Review Study what’ hops-was there' against the fighting-Devils-aided by the popping of 8J)00 metal crickets? 41,141 fSnsJncluding 8enOf Soviet Union , ; ator Goidwater and Governor Fannin saw what a University is made of. RememberTuceon?- They remember ABU. 41 • 141 Crush Arch Rivals ■. By AL MICHAELS J Arizona State ended a three-year period of frustra­ tion Saturday night when .the Sun Devils bombarded Arizona’s listless Wildcats, 35-6, before 41,141 Sun Devil Stadium fans. r ' ? .j A-State’s win was its first over the UofA since a 15-9 decision in 1959 and its lith over Arizona in 37 meetings. The Wildcats, underdogs in the three previous clashes, whipped ASU 35-7 in 1960, 2213 in 1961 and 20 17 last sea-v son.------ 'V--VV'’ if:However, a diversified Sun Devil offensive attack and a staunch defense proved too much for Arizona to overcome Saturday. & The Wildcats’ Rickie -Harris ran the opening kiekoff back 95 yards to give the UofA its only score, of the evening, i After that, it was all ASU» i Tony Lorick; rushed fear two touchdowns, scored another on a pass interception return. John Jacobs and Benny Hawkins { Dr. Erik Von kuehnelfc-Leddihn, noted author, will speak qn “The Evolution of the So­ viet Union” a t 8 pm . today in thé MU-upper lounge. The speaker has recently re­ turned from a six week study tour of the UrSrSiR.' Dr. Kuehnelt-Leddihn at­ tended the Thersianic Academy in Vienna and the University of Budapest. He has taught at Beaumont College in England, Georgetown University and Fordham University in the U.S. He is the author of books such as ^'Moscow 1979,” “Menace of f le Herd,” “Liberty and Equality,”I “ Black Banners” and “Democracy Revisited.’' Dr. Kuehnelt-Leddihn has had his works published in the National Review, Commonweal, America, Modern Age and Thé Freeman. The program will be i sored by the ASU Forum and. is* open to th e ,public free of charge* truth of ‘Religion in Crisis' Let us reach toward the infinite strength, hope, love and peace offered by religion throughout the centuries.” .C L A S $ R OOM visitations, btizz sessions and vespers (sample services) .are planned for the rest of the week. The classroom visits and thé buzz sessions will be conducted by outstanding resource lead­ ers -from various dénominations. For those interested in ac­ quainting themselves with the liturgy and style of other ser­ vices, sample services in Danforth Chapel are scheduled. National Honorary To Induct Scholars Forty-nine students will be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi, national scholastic honor society, at a banquet Sat­ urday in the MU at 6:30 p.m. The farmer president of Uni: versity of Oregon and Montana State University, Dr. Harry K. Newbum, will give the address entitled “The Uncommon Man.” Dr.-Newbum is now a professor of education here. Initiates are M a r y Avery, Ruth Blood, Martha Brodersen, Karen Deckelmeier, Sherry F l a n a g a n , John Garretson, John Germroth, Diane Kobel, Hans-Jurgen K r o c k , Sharop Larson, Patricia Lichty, Nancy Magro, William , Nasif, . Mary Ryan, Nancy Welch, Suzanne Whitlock and Glen Wolfe. Also, William Jackson, Pat­ ricia Koch, Ulrich Muhr, Larry I elson, Erma Penman, Kath­ leen White, Bedford Douglas! Jr., Sue Creswell, Carol DavidLson, Gerald Meyhew, Janet Pipes, Naomi Cohen, Paul Cullom, Jo Ann Hennington, Beat­ rice Jorgensen, Barbara Peck and Rosalyn Paven. Also, Dennis Dorin, Robert Golay, Norma Etheridge, Pat­ ricia Rovey, David Skov, Wil­ liam Yoder, Sandra Axsotn, Donetta Smith, Beverly James, Christian-- Bjorklund, Arnold Crowder, Mary Ittner, Donald McBride, William Schwinkendorf and Daryl Winn. added one apiece to b is te r the Devils to their eighth consecutive victory and a season’s mark of 8-1. A-State finished with a Western Athletic Conference record of 3-0 but are ineligible for the league championship be* cause of their lack of a Suffic­ ient : number of conference games. , Hence, the A riz o n a -N e w Mexico battle in Tucson Satur­ day will „decide the “official” WAC crown even though Sat­ urday’s game, left no doubt In anybody’s mind concerning the conference’s ;top team. . ; The 'third' annual Pi Delta Epsilon Ugly Person Contest has been rescheduled for Dec. -11 to 13, according to Jerry ¡Reilly, Pi Delt president. • Due to a lack i contestants, the. deadline for ¡pictures in is 3 p.m. Monday. All- the contestants- have to do is make themselves up .— ! Delt .will pay for thé picture. Contest Reset For . Week Sahuaro Sales r-Sahuaro yearbook sales will end this Friday. Organizations or groups who would like space HALFTIME SILENCE-1- Awed spectator! watched - In. the in the annual should contact the dark stadiumSaturday as the card' section flamed with USA.; yearbook office in MU 2 or call A lone spotlight focused upon a high Tempo Butte rock where four ROTO, cadets re-enacted the famous flag-raising at Iwo J Ima. Thpa were' sounded. -When the lights'went on the Sky was fill id with sparkling burets as the bands wept into a "77"*' .. .969-3227,, f . |¿ l l a ’ ' Prices a m $56^ for a whole page and $30 for a half page. *•’ Payments should be made to the Finance Office Ad 101. GO, GO, POGO — Joe (Pogo) Caldwell, ASU 32, gets an «airly start on the scoring records against defending Sidney Gunn, 53, of Western^ Now Mexico In the opening minutes of last night’s season opener. A8U won 121 to 79. Caldwell was high aeorer for -both teams with 28 points* (Photo - b y -E d B y a n ) P age 2 Wednesday, December 4,1963 STATE PR ESS Nearly $532,000 In research •— The solid state chemistry Contracts and grants, gifts and of rare earth oxides^ by Dr. Legrants for undergraduate schol­ Roy Eyring, chairman of the arship, graduate, fellowships, chemistry department, for the grants of research equipment, Atomic Energy Commission. funds for educational institutes — A study, of pellets con­ and financial support for the taining grasses and legume Nininger Meteorite Collection seeds by Daniel O. Robinson, has been received by Arizona head of the agriculture division, State since Oct. 19. for the U.S. Department of Ag­ The report of gifts and grants riculture. yvas made by President Durham THE OFFICE OF Education during the Board of Regents awarded, $55,000 for 22 Na­ meeting here Saturday. tional Defense Education Act Largest award was a $212,500 graduate fellowships in chem­ grant, from the National Science istry, elementary education, Foundation in support of an guidance and psychology. academic year institute, direct­ The National Institute of ed by Dr.'Alan T. Wager, pro­ Mental Health granted -$23,737 fessor of physics, for secondary for four fellowships for preschool teachers of physical ^sci­ doctoral study in psychology. ence and mathematics. Gifts to the scholarship pro­ NSF ALSO awarded a $41,700 gram include $1,000 from Robbs grant supporting a summer in­ & Hester, Phoenix, for two $500 stitute on desert biology for scholarships for i n c o m i n g .college teachers of the biologi­ freshmen planning to study in­ cal sciences, directed by Dr. surance; $250 from J. Lester Gordpn L. Bender, professor of Shaffer, Equitable Life Insur­ zoology. ance Co., Phoenix, for an anA grant of $88,581 from the National Institutes of Health will support the research of Dr. Roland K. Robins, profes­ sor of chemistry, -who is con­ ducting research on the synthe­ sis of compounds which will be Santa’s Workshop, a white tested for anti-cancer activity. Christmas and Bethlehem will Three research contracts tot­ be coming tomorrow night aling $111,000, ratified Satur­ 7:30-10 with the annual MU day by the Regents, cover the I Christmas decorating party. following projects. All groups and individuals — An experiment in verbal j are invited to attend and help behavior under investigation by decorate the lower lounge, up­ Dr. Arthur Bachrach, chairman per l o u n g e , entranceways, fif the psychology department, staircases and ballroom. for the Office of Naval Re­ Dancing is planned and re­ search. freshments will be served, ac­ cording to Activities Vice Pre­ sident Perry Gooch. All decoration will be fur­ Beta Beta Beta, biological so­ ciety, will host Dr. Paul E. Da­ nished by the MU. T h i s year’s Organization mon, professor of geology and geochronology at the UofA dur­ Christmas Tree, located' in the ing tomorrow night’s meeting MU patio, will be sponsored by Freshman Hostesses. Each at 7:30 in LSC-61. “Problems in C-14 Dating” campus organization is urged to will be the title of Dr. Damon’s bring an ornament that is sym­ bolic of its organization. talk. The public is invited. Yuletide Attire To Bedeck MU nual scholarship for an upper­ classman majoring in insur-. ance; and a $200 contribution to the scholarship, fund from Gerry Wolfe, El Paso, Tex. A gift of ah estimated $6,000 from ’ Herbert G. Fales, I4ewYork City, in the form of 13 shares of IBM stock-, came !in support p i the Nininger Met­ eorite Collection. ■The title to six items of re­ search equipment, valued at $2,183.74 has been transferred to campus in connection with a research project being con­ ducted by Dr. Harry White­ hurst, associate professor, of chemistry, for the Army Elec­ tronic Material Agency, Fort Monmouth, N.J. • CHARGE IT • NO MONEY DOWN • 3 MONTHS TO PAY • NO INTEREST • NO SERVICE CHARGE UNIVERSITY KINGS , Tempe Center Carbon 14 Talk M ac & Ja c k Sez . . . “How’re You Fixed For Film?” P IO N E E R CAM ERA SH OP TEMPE CENTER TYPING s Theses - Dissertations | | Term Papers - Themes g s TEMTPE SECRETARIAL & i S ANSWERING SERVICE £ 967-1321 ls üme„or Jack W inter l JEWELERS 1604 E. CAMELBACK Open 9 A.M.-5:30 P.M M E M B E R A M E R IC A N O E M S O C IE T Y Thursdays Til 9 P.M It’syou, princefes, when you have the Jack Winter look. But w h oa,;, take a minute to learn about the subject o f stretch. B ecause once you put y o u rself in Jack W inter stretch pants, you are going to get the eye test. Be darn sure you can pass. Questions. Should you wear stretch pants? What kind of figure does it take? Most all figures are'flattered -b y stretch, whether ángutar, trian­ gular, or a figure eight. Even if you have an hourglass figure where all the sand has sunk to the bottom, stretch pants can do quick subtractmg. You won’t need a grease job to slip in, but there’s no Sag, bag or bind either. Jack Winter cuts ’em just right...leanand ladylike...pro­ portioned in your proper leg-length. So it’s you and Jack Winter getting a ll those straight-on, sla n t-ey ed , turn-about-face looks. You and Jack; Winter causing that campus stir»! th ic k W in te r 1410 Broadway, New York'CSitjr Wednesday, December 4,1963 Projects Reflect Internationalism : The International Student Re­ lations Cpmpiittee held a short meeting Monday to discuss, the upcoming' events, ” Tomorrow night the I.S.R.C. is sponsoring a speech by Gary Pickard on Mexican - United StatesJEtelations at 7: 30 p.m. in the Senate Chamber Room. ■This Saturday there will be a' People to People Workshop at ASC. ■A caroling party on Dec; 11 for- all foreign students and anyone else interested will start at 6:45 p.m. in front of the MU, • Plans for January include an open panel discussion of all -facets of American and inter­ national life. STATE PRESS F fay Bring» M irth.P m ise Companies Flan ASU Interviews F rom Lysistrata Reviewer f By ELEANOR PEPLOW , If you should, in the next few days, 'find yourself oyercbme with -a desire , to laugh Uproariously, go to the Lyceum and see the University- Players’ production o f ' “Lysistrata,” And if you are suffering un- English, Proficiency Exam. The English proficiency exam wrll be conducted tomorrow. frori). 2 to 5 p..m. in LSC-19t - for all . -second ' semester sophomores and . upper classmen' who dj.d ■ Traffic Appeals Board not receive. a grade of B The Traffic Appeals Board is meeting today at 3:45 p.m. in . or better in EN 102. ~ MU 225 to hear thè appeals of those who liave paid bond on their citations. 1Friday’s State Press will in­ clude a list of the board’s de­ cisions made in.- the last two weeks. Oboist To Perform Page, 9 Foreign Language Tests. The ForOign—L aTn.ft.u-a g e R e a d ! n g Examination in. French, German-and Spanish for graduate students will be given tomorrow,'3:30-5:30 in the Science and Technology • Reading Room on the secondfloor of Matthews Library. A dictionary is allowed; pap per will, be furnished. Oboist Fred Capps will pre­ sent his senior recital this eve­ ning at 8:15 in Cosner Auditor­ —S li—i— — ium. e&stiii . ’ T h e - following 'companies will send representatives next week to interview, graduating seniors and graduate students. Dec. 9—ACF Industries. Dec. 10—ACF Industries. Dec. 11—Union Bank. Dec. 12—National Security Agency and Hercules Powder Co. Authentic German Food Beverages der the mistaken notion, that the twentieth century has a monopoly on candor, go see “Lysistrata.” But prepare your­ self for one of the most riot­ ously funny shows you’ll ever see -and leave a few inhibi­ tions at home. “L y sistraty a d m i r a b 1y played by Jfll Fisher, is the ringleader of the Greek women • Students are reminded that Who refuse to have anything they must register with the to do wjth their husbands un­ Placement Center to obtain an til the wars are elided. Mrs. interview with representatives. Fisher is utterly in command, but she manages to slip in a subtle gibe or two which add to the general antics. ;Even the Athenians had their /“Southern Belles,” and Cindi Buchanan plays Myrrhine so beautifully that you can al­ most smell the magnolias. Her charms prove to be too much for Kinesias, her husband, played by Ray Ieely with all appropriate confusion; and frus­ tration. • In- shortr this play has every­ t h i n g — .humor, a great deal of talent- from everyone, pan­ oramic stage settings, brilliant Costuming ftnd th e unmistak­ able hand of Aristophanes. Entertainment German Atmosphere Happy Get-Together ' Hours: 4-6 o-’clock 218 Western Park Dr-. (just Off Indiali School)' SCOTTSDALE PHONE 947-4389; For Style Quality and Value T ru e artistry is e x p re sse d in the brillia n t fa sh io n sty lin g o f eve ry K e e p sa k e d ia m o n d en­ g a g e m e n t ring. E ac h setting is a m asterpiece o f d e sign , re­ flectin g the full b rillia n ce a n d b e a u ty o f the center d ia m o n d ...a perfect g e m o f ,f la w le s s clarify, fine c o lo r a n d meticu­ lous m o dern cuTC A uth orized K e e p sa k e Jew ­ e le rs m a y b e listed in the Y e llo w P a ge s. 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College Avenue LITTLE,.M AN .O N CAM PU S What goes on behind the scenes at a college foot- ! ball game — that is behind the spectator scene? Be­ sides, observing the action on the playing field, more and more fans are beginning to indulge in some of their owri week-end games. Saturday night football games, offer a good per­ centage of the non-student adult fans a chance to apply their “sophisticated” behavior to new surround- \ ings. Drinking, betting, cussing and arguing, it seems, t are more healthful in the open air. This junior F. Scott j Fitzgerald populace is setting an example that, from all outward appearances, looks good to the students— so good that they try and imitate it. Outside the stadium the traditional ingredients for a football game are clearly reflected in the festive mood of the crowd. Good-natured jostling, shrill greet­ ings and laughter characterize well-intentioned fans -, mingling in the crisp autumn air. Once inside the sta- f dium it smells like the aftermath erf ah Elliot Ness raid. The first warm wave of alcoholic breath causes a nauseous effect that sets your, insides quivering; Af- { ter being conditioned to the smell, you are lulled into the same mellow feeling that’s radiated from the liquor lappers in the crowd. * Opening Kickoff The opening kick-off is the signal for the “fans” to loosen their bottles. Bottles are drawn from coat pockets, purses, bankets and rolled-up programs, just to name a few of the more obvious sources. The soft-drink sellers are kept hopping providing mix for the football game bartenders. Bags of crushed ice and boxes of paper cups are also smuggled in so the alleged fans won’t be kept thirsty too long. When the “well-oiled” fans get into action it’s something to see — especially between downs (foot­ ball down, that is.) They cheer their hearts out under the direction of a self-appointed cheerleader — usually armed with a bell or a horn. “C’mon now, let’s hear it for good ol’.SAU, USA?” His comrades snicker and then bend their elbows. Fi­ nally the cheerleader rings his bell and blurts out, “Go you Badgers!” Meanwhile bewildered non-drinking fans are fur­ ther distracted by the drinker’s incessant chatter. “Betcha five we get a touchback, er touchdown on this drive.” “Hey Charley pass the ice.” “Anyway we got a bigger band than they do.” “I dropped my bottle! Let me down, I gotta get it.” These are just a few of the familiar cries that echo from these adult fans. Others range from the usual drunken obscenities to the mumblings of an incapaci­ tated mind. ' By JERRY RlEI LUY . Here’s ÿopr chance. A genuine,, bona f fide chance to slip into the holiday spirit While aid­ ing the underprivileged. For the past- three years Pi Delta Epsilon, national journalism hon-. orary, in conjunction, with the Arizona Repub­ lic’s Lady Fare has join­ ed forces to “Dress < A Living Doll.” T H E R E A R E thou-; sands of underprivileged children in the Valley • area who do not have enough clothing to pro-, tect them from- the De­ cember chill. This ’popu­ lation .includes babies and children up to' 14 years of age. Pi Delt’s “Ugly Person Contest” is one p i the money raising events to l o u i e e l é A &&PUATÏNCI B B N lO f c — IT(B -H E R L A C H A N C E help provide warm cloth­ T O CATCH A M A N /' .v ing for these youngsters. The contest is riot com­ plex — the children nëèd Letters To The Editor — the clothing. A L L T H E honorary asks is that any responsi­ ble group or organization make-up an “ugly” person and ,bring him to the America. TO THE EDITOR: State Press office to, have his picture takem Pi Delt_ The Cuban students, who There .is a tattered, sunwill pay for the picture. know of the dedication of- this bleached sticker on the rear The pictures will be bumper of my car. When this' great statesman to the cause displayed orr thé Devil’s of justice, and liberty hr all bumper sticker was legible it countries, unite in this grief Den patio. There will be read “A JFK DEMOCRAT.” corresponding numbered with «thé' student TSo0y add I placed it on my car six with the people-of this great , jars where you may cast months ago for political rea­ country. v f.y if . * yefur-Vote,— a penny sons. At th a t' time I felt -no counts as a vote, Fedro Roig ‘ feelings of the philosophic or After the contest,' next Secretary. General historic importance i n c o n ­ week Wednesday through Juventuà' NacionaL nection with the initials JFK. Friday, the votes wilLbe Democratica Now the mortal being of Gustavo Rodrigo counted and the winner . John Fitzgerald Kennedy is Secretary General of the announced the following gone from our presence; he Federacion Estudiantil week. The “ugliest” per­ was taken from us by a sav­ Universitaria DeCuba son vwill receive a trophy age and brutal death, but he Miaihi, Fla. and a $10 gift certificate. left with us an immortal re- ‘A JF K A m erica n ’ Fans Take Abuse For the fans who come to actually view the game statement of the moral and — well they’ve resolved to take the abuse and try philosophic foundation of and concentrate on the game — or leave. The ticket- our constitutional democracy. He said we must reaffirmtakers are usually harrassed by latecomers looking for their seats and do not even attempt to ask the rowdy our belief that all men are fans to sit down. After observing the drunken stupor created equal and. that our on some of the faces in the crowd —- they probably ‘country must be the example of'freedom for all. President realize it wouldn’t do any good. plaxesL.,a decisive Students are regulated by state and university Kennedy role in maintaining world liquor consumption laws. Of course there are still in­ peace. fringements and a few discreet drinkers dot the stu­ John F. ‘ Kennedy would dent area in hopes of reaching the Roman orgy state not tolerate tyranny, depri­ of their elders. Nevertheless the student is still held responsible to tangibles that the alleged adult fans vation of rights or the opression of freedom; whether it don’t have to worry about. o c c u r r e d in Mississippi, The solution to this problem, if there is one at all, Georgia, the Dominican Re­ is varied and complex. What is needed? More strin­ public or South Viet Nam. gent liquor regulations in the stadium, waçning signs, v It would be presumptuous more policemen'may form the basis for control, if and to say that this man was suc­ when University officials decide it is-necessary. cessful in' all of has .spdeavors Maybe more regulations would irritate adults who to improve the world; how­ are so jealous of their rights and privileges. Yet these ever, we may state that the same adults abuse their privileges and then flaunt world is the benefactor be- ' them for everyone to see. cause of the life and the deeds of John F. Kennedy. I now realize that 1 am more than a JFK Democrat and I am proud to say that I am “A JFK AMERICAN.” Guy J. Blackburn Jr. Economic Factor In cold, hard economics, if too many fans took of­ fense at increased liquor control and decided to stay home there might be a big slash in athletic appropri­ ations. Obviously this doesn’t look good for athletics, but it is good for a healthy student body who are taught, coaxed, warned and threatened about illegal TO THE *EDITOR: By means of the present, consumption. we, the Cuban students who The real fans are being driven away. have confronted the com­ Students are being shoved into a stadium with munist tyranny of Fidel Cas­ thousands of drinking examples. University control tro," want to reach all the seems far away when you’re snuggled into a stadium students of American learrlwith these same fans. r ing center with our most sin­ As the janitors sweep up broken bottles on Sun­ cere message of sympathy for day morning, they think of the days when they con­ the vile assassination of Mr. tained soft drinks and people did their drinking in Johil F. Kennedy, President bars. &aÉÉÉHBEBfei—— of the United States of m M || S a§ m mmmm mmm mmm • . m, » SS* Worth Repeating (Tire fo llo w in g l a a statem ent g iv e n before S a tu rd a y «¡night's gam e w ith the U o fA ) , The President of the Boardr of Regents, Hon. Elwood Bradford, has authorized me to make the following state­ ment: , ■ During this game, we ex­ pect^ that each of you will support the team of your choice; however, in the light of the events that have taken place in recent days, we ask each one of you to maintain' the dignity that a citizen of our. great state and country 1 should have. To the winners of this contest tonight, we implore you to accept your victory graciously and with humility; and to the defeated, we expect you to accept your defeat with' honor — and remember that there will be another year! , Let the battle be-confined to the gridiron itself and whatever the outcome, let us all unite for a better' Arizona and a better United States. 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G O R D O N B L A C A S S IG N M E N T S E D IT O R -ss T = r= rr= — r — — - 8 ST$y j e a n f r i * . . A S S IS T A N T S ï i â i - S H IR L E Y D e M A R K E , F R A N K D U C C E SC F E A T U R E E D I T O R & ____I — ------------------------------- — S U E M A R I O N E A l P H O T O E 0 I T 0 R ________ -LA R R Y WA P R O O F R E A D E R __________ R O B E R T V A N W ECHj W ednesday, D ecem ber 4,1963 Pagë 9 / T S STA TE PR ESS Campus Clubs Slate M eetings, A ctivities Phrateres Plans Banquet To Honor Founder’s Day • Eta chapter of Phr,ateres will hold its annual Founders Day Banquet, Thursday in the MU. Guest speaker a t the banquet ydll be Mrs.. Marjorie Chilstrom, grand president of Bhrateres International. Mrs. Chilstrom has participat­ ed iii. Phrateres since she was president of Alpha Chapter- at UCLA. .She has served for 17 years on the Board of Trustees for Phrateres International as executive secretary. She be­ came grand president in 1957,: She will bring the scrapbook of the late Dean Helen M. Laughlin, founder of Phrateres in 1924 at UCLA. In addition to her activities with Phrateres she is an active member of the UCLA Alumni Association, an honorary life member of PTA arid partici­ pates in the League of Women Voters. / Other special guests at the banquet will be Dean Nichols, members of the office staff and Phrateres alumnae. . FACTORY OUTLET OF TEMPE Come In & See The Latest Display In ALL WOOL JERSEY — ALL WOOL KNIT — ‘ Thè Sensational “Slinky” — STRETCH PANTS ALL WOOL JERSEY LINED DRESSES $499 & $J99 THE ,FABULOUS 100% NYLON STRETCH BLOUSES Featuring The Terrific Printed Matching Sweater In Turtle Neck,— . . . . . __ _ _ _ SWEATERS SELECTION OF TOP BRAND ALL W O O L C Q A fS *t0 W “>$j^99 A MOST WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT PINNINGS Yvonne Edwardsto feat Cumj, mins, Delta Sigma Phi Sharon Farmer, Alpha Delta fei, to John Van Houten, Theta Delta ChiPatty Krag, Kappa Kappa Gammaj to Lynn Carlson, Sigma Phi Epsilon Jo Anna Mackay, Brigham l Young U r i i V e r s i t y , t o . George Stewart, Theta Del­ ta Chi Ja n Heed, Delta Gamma, to . Alan Bunch, Phi Delta Theta Jan Robson, Alpha Delta Pi, to Jerry Green, Alpha Tau Omega Julie Van Dellen, Delta Gam­ ma .to'John Foster, Sigma Chi ENGAGEMENTS Carolyn Criouse to Don Prince Karen Kuehneman, East Hall,' to Rick Ayers Susan Marr, Sigma’ Delta TaU,' UofA, to Richard Kaplan Jerri Rosen to Jack Mulis Georgeanne Fitzpatrick ’ to Chuck Newman, Pi Kappa Alpha Ginger Liebman to Tim Elsmore M eeting S e t ' Alpha Lambda Delta, fresh­ man women’s honorary, wiU meet today at 4 p.m. in MU 211. SKIRTS | SWEATERS— BLOUSES Many More Beautiful Items At Give-away Prices Too Numerous To' List Here 230 W est j5th S t - WO 7-7557 Tempo M ac & J a c k Sez . “See Us For Real Fine Custom Processing” P IO N E E R C A M ER A SHOP TEMPE CENTER . Dr. G. D. McGrath, dean of the College of Education, will be guest speaker a t a dinner meeting tonight of Phi Delta Kappa, national education hon­ orary. \ The dinner meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. in MU 218. Dr. M c G r a t h ’ s speech, “Stampede to Oblivion,” will deal“with the rfebirth and rede­ dication to the teaching profes­ sion. * * * A field, trip to Arizona Sand & Rock Co. has been scheduled for tonight at 7:30 by the Con­ struction Society. The tom of the Phoenix com­ pany’s crushing, stockpiling and batching facilities is a required field trip for students enrolled in CO 351. A car pool will leave Engi- neering Annex V at 7 tonight. Interested; persons are invited. ♦ * The Rodeo ßjlub will have a regular business .meeting to­ morrow evening at 7:30 in AG 250r , Plans for the upcoming ro­ deo will bevdiscussed and mov*' ies will be shown. Jaycees Seek Queen 0 { Rodeo If you sue a Coed, over 18 years old and single, you are eligible for the Phoenix Jaycee’s Rodeo Queen Contest. Participation by coeds is be­ ing encouraged by the Jaycees this year. Prizes for the con­ gest sire a western wardrobe and a $500 scholarship. Application forms may be obtained at the MU information desk or by writing to: Bill Bliss, Chsiirman, Rodeo. Beta Alpha Psi, national ac­ Queen Contest, Phoenix Junior counting fraternity, will con­ Chamber of Commerce, 4133 duct a luncheon meeting tomor­ North 7th Street, Phoenix, row in MU 218 at 12:30 p.m,_ Arizona. George Barrett, managing partner* of the Phoenix office of Arthur Andersen & Com­ pany, will address the group., Members who plan to attend should sign a roster on the ac­ counting department bulletin board. Accounting Is Luncheon Topic Lolas Cafe 11 East 5th Street INSURANCE » B R E A K FA ST — W e W rite A ll — * LU N C H Inc. 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R oo m mate needed now-— Prefer u p ­ per classm en, male. N o parties, quiet, real nice. I have apartm ent close to cam pus. C a ll 967-6814 after 6 and leave telephone number. /a g e f STA TE PR E SS W ednesday, D ecem jber 4, 196J Little, Sisters •* Dr. Donald Isaak Is Featured Guest For Faculty Wives Club Faculty Wives- Club will fea­ ture a piano recital by Dr. Donald J. Isaak at its annual Christmas tea in the MU ball­ room, 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Works' by S c h u m a n n , Brahms and Chopin will be included in the program. Dr. Isaak, assistant profes­ sor of music, studied at New York City’s Julliard School of Music and in Vienna. He has TAPPED — These five coeds were recently tapped for membership in Little Sisters of Minerva, the auxiliary to Sigma Alpha Epsi­ given piano and harpsichord recitals in the U.S> and Europe. He recently performed: in Phoenix and gavé a series o f four piano sonata recitals in the Ruskin Gallery of the Phoenix Art Museum last spring. All faculty wives and their husbands, members of the Fac­ ulty Club and guests are in­ vited to attend.' lon, fraternity. They are (l-rj Jan Howard, Sandy Forney, Marilyn Webb, Lyn Sigler and Karen Kvien. Slated Ceramic And Photography Session David M. Watt, president of the campus chapter of Circle K, is onb of four members of Works Will Be Exhibited the organization’s international Two exhibits are currently being featured in the Arts building. They are displays of ceramics and photographs. Trt&e ceramics may be seen in room 119 or in the main lobby. Some of the ceramic, porcelain and stoneware works are for sale and are priced from $1 to al photographer for some years and his work has appeared in national magazines such as “Arizona Highways.” He is now a staff member at San Fran­ cisco State College. Among the displayed works is a State Fair first prize win­ ner by Miron Webster. A photography display also is on exhibit in the main lobby. The photographs, all by Don Worth, are of various subjects, primarily in natural settings. Worth has been a profession- MARKfTING CARIER OPPORTUNITIES V AT Tl Pow -W ow P la n n ed The Dawa-Chindi Indian Club will meet to “make medi­ cine” this evening at 7:30. The forthcoming third annual In­ dian Ceremonials to be in April is on the agenda. ELECTRONIC SALES ENGINEERING TRAINEES Each year the ceremonials bring together a number of In­ dian tribes performing authen­ tic religious and social dan­ ces. . . . w i l l be selected b y Texas Instruments to earn while training fo r rew arding Tl market­ ing positions. If you soon will receive your BS in EE o r physics • . , a n d have a consuming interest in selling . . . this m ay b e the important opportunity you ’ve been awaiting. Y o u will WANTED: Men & Women to s e l l nationally advertised product. Generous Commission. Eichenauer -— WH 65281. marketing. Ultimate assignm ent to choice of Tl offices in major U.S. cities. 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