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The Registrar

C am pus S ecu rity has com ­
p le tely revised th e section of
th e p ark in g , safety an d tra ffic
reg u la tio n s p e rta in in g to p a r k ­
ing an d decal fin es w hich w ill
becom e effectiv e F eb. 1.

By HECTOR BEJARANO
And TERRY MALLOY
As th e p ro g ra m ,goes in to its
second day, A lfred T hom as Jr.,
re g istra r an d d ire c to r of a d m is­
sions, y esterd ay said th a t p re ­
re g istra tio n h a s b een ru n n in g
q u ite w ell. No co m p lain ts or
irre g u la ritie s h ad been rep o rted
to h is office.

T he rev isio n s em phasize q u a l­
ity r a th e r th a n ’q u a n tity , a r e ­
v e rsa l of th e p re se n t code. Lt.
T hom as G o d b eh ere ex p lain e d
th a t each ty p e of v iolation w ill
c a rry a set fine, reg a rd le ss of
th e n u m b e r of p rev io u s c ita ­
tions.
UNDER TH E c u rre n t ru le s a
g ra d u a te d schedule of fin es is
en forced re g a rd le ss of th e o f­
fense. F o r ex a m p le , now a first
vio latio n c a rrie s a $1 fine; a
second, $2; a th ird , $4; a fo u rth ,
$6, five o r m ore, $10.
THE NEW re g u la tio n s place
a h ig h e r fin e on th e m o re s e r­
ious violations a n d violations
th a t cause a n inco n v en ien ce to
others.
T he specific vio latio n s an d
th e ir fin es are: P a rk in g in a
re stric te d are a, $2; facu lty , sta ff
or s tu d e n t cars p a rk in g in th e
v isito r areas, $3; p a rk in g in a
¿pon -d esig n ated
(n o -p a rk in g )
zone, $2; o b stru c tin g a d r iv e ­
w ay, $4; o b stru ctin g a p ro p e rly p a rk e d vehicle, $5, an d all o th ­
e r illeg al p a rk in g s n o t listed, $1.
P A R K IN G DECAL re g u la ­
tions h a v e b een ch anged to
read : F a ilu re to re g iste r a n d /o r
d isp lay decal, $3; im p ro p e r d is­
play, $2;. im p ro p e r tra n s fe r of
decal, $5, a n d falsify in g in ­
fo rm a tio n on a p p lic a tio n o r u s ­
ing a fictitio us, false ly m ade, o r
a lte re d decal, $5. T h e fin e for
p a rk in g a bicycle illeg ally is $1.
T h e v io la to r is giv en seven
c a le n d a r d ay s fro m th e d a te of
citatio n to p a y th e fine. A fter
th a t tim e, a n a d d itio n a l $2
la te fee is assessed.
T w en ty d a y s a f te r th e d a te
of issuance,, a n o tic e is se n t to
th e a p p ro p ria te d e a n ’s office
fo r ac tio n if the fin e h as n o t
been paid.
ACCORDING to G odbehere,
th e changes • w e re n ecessary to
elim in a te th e b o okkeeping in ­
volved in rec o rd in g th e n u m b e r
of citatio n s fo r th e cu m u lativ e
scale of fines. M ore im p o rta n t­
ly, h e said, th e revisions co rrect
u n ju s t situ atio n s th a t a rise u n ­
d e r th e p re se n t reg u latio n s.
A n ex a m p le of th e in c o n sist­
ency in fairness, h e p o in ted out,
is th a t a stu d e n t is fined» $10
for a com p aritiv ely m in o r v io ­
la tio n because he h as h ad fo u r
o th e r Citations th a t y ea r.
On th e o th e r h an d , a stu d e n t
th a t leav es his c a r p ark e d all
day so o th e r c a rs c a n n o t be
m oved is fined only $1 on a
first offense.

In p erso n al in te rv iew s w ith
sen io rs on cam p u s, m ost of
th em fe lt th a t th e p r e - re g is tr a ­
tio n process w as less tim e co n ­
sum ing an d th d t it g en erally
w as a good idea.
SOME STU D EN TS how ever,
had co m plaints. T hey included:
“I t should b e arra n g e d so th a t
it is possible to com plete reg is­
tra tio n an d fee p a y m e n t in one
d ay .”

Registration Congestion
P re -reg istratio n w as going well due to d is ­
ap p e a ra n c e of long lines which tend to lead to
confusion and short tem pers. Some waiting
how ever, w as necessary at the Moeur A d m in ­
istration Building during periods w h ere regis­
tration m a teria ls w ere available. In the back-

(Photo by Jim Hutchins)

ground is the new Language and L iterature
Building which will be in use for the first
tim e next semester. Jim H utchjps and Sue E l­
len H utchins found th a t the usual filling out of
cards and re -a rra n g in g of schedules w as n e ­
cessary.

Neo-Know Nothings Deny
Claims By Evening Paper
T he N eo -K n o w N o t h i n g s
claim ed y e ste rd a y th a t a lle g a ­
tio n s m a d e a b o u t th e m in th e
Ja n . 8 issu e o f th e E v ening
(A m erican w e re false.
L aw ren c e J . W iln er an d J e f ­
fery H anriigan, sole m em b ers
of th e group, said, “W e d o n ’t
h av e an y id ea o f w h a t th e y ’re
ta lk in g ab o u t.”
W iln er said, “T h e in feren ces
by th e p a p e r th a t th e p a rty w as
in volved in a re c e n t ‘b o m b ’ .
th ro w in g in c id en t w ere co m ­
p le tely false.”
H e re fe rre d to sta te m en ts
in th e p a p e r th a t a “bom b of
som e ty p e ” w as th ro w n fro m a
m oving c a r a t a b o o k stan d set
u p by th e Y oung A m ericans
fo r F re ed o m o n D ec. 5. H e also
den ied th e N eo -K n o w N othings
blocked a Y A F m e etin g o r a d ­
vocated “a d e m o n stratio n h ere
lik e th e .o n e a t B e rk e le y .” '
IN EX PL A IN IN G h is p o si­
tion, W iln er p o in ted out, “We
a r e n o t a h a te g ro u p as th e
E v en in g A m eric an h a s im p lied .
W e a re a lo v e g ro u p .”
S ta te d W ilner: “O u r group is
d ed ica ted to sarcasm , ab su rd ity
an d satire. W e (H a n n ig a n and

c lea r P o licy .”
In a sta te m e n t y esterd ay , A n ­
d re w M orrison, p re sid e n t of
Y A F, said, “In th e p a st sem est­
e r Y A F h as se t a n ex a m p le of
w h a t la w -a b id in g , responsible

cam p u s p o litical activ ity ca n be.
I’m su re th a t th e v a st m a jo rity
of A SU stu d e n ts w ould n ot su p ­
p o rt th e sort of d iso rd e r m e n ­
tio n ed in th e E v en in g A m erican
a rtic le .”

“It should be cen tralized in
one b u ild in g o n ly .”
“ IT CAN b e a d isad v an tag e
to th e low er classm en because
th ey are last to • pick up th eir
class ca rd s.”
“Som e stu d e n ts m u st ta k e
proficiency ex am s and w on’t
k now w h at courses th ey m ight
need.”
a T h e p re -re g istra tio n p la n w as
in stitu ted w ith th e id e a th a t it
could b e im proved by th e fall
sem ester, U n iv ersity officials
sta te d e a rlie r th is y ear.
WHILE ITS p rim e objective
is speeding u p re g istra tio n w ith
few er conflicts, i t also p ro ­
v id es fo r a lo n g er vacation. S tu ­
d en ts w ho re g iste r an d pay
th e ir fees d o n ’t h a v e to re tu rn
to school u n til th e first d ay of
classes on Feb. 8.

A ll stu d e n ts c u rre n tly re g is­
tered in o n -ca m p u s co u rses w ho
p la n to en ro ll fo r th e second se­
m ester can p re -re g is te r and
in clu d e a ta le n t show , to u rs, in-" h av e th re e o p tio n s for reg is­
d iv id u al college p ro g ram s and tr a t io n an d p a y m e n t of *fees:
in te rest areas. “T his w ill allow
— S tu d en ts can com p lete the
ev e ry stu d e n t, no m a tte r w h at
e n tire se co n d -sem ester reg is­
his or h e r in te re st to find an
tra tio n process, in c lu d in g th e
a re a of close in te re st in w hich
p ay m en t of fees’ w ith in th e
to w o rk “ N adia said.
J a n . .11-21 p erio d .

ASU Day Officers Needed
h im self) h av e been aligned
w ith th e S tu d e n t N o n-V iolent
C o o rd in atin g C om m ittee and
th e C o m m ittee fo r a S an e N u T he p la n n in g co m m ittee of
A SU D ay w ill hold its first
m eetin g a t 3 p.m . T h u rsd ay in
MU 211, according to N adia
K o m arn y ck y j, co m m ittee c h a ir­
m an.
ASU D ay is d iffe re n t from
S en io r D ay p rim a rily because
this y e a r an y h igh school s tu ­
d en t m ay atten d . .
Miss K o m arn y ck y j says th a t
th e co m m ittee w ill form su b ­
com m ittees a t T h u rsd a y ’s m e e t­
ing. T h ey are looking for in ­
te rested stu d e n ts to head th e
su b -co m m ittees.
P ossible p lan s for A SU D ay

Exit Interviews
S tu d en ts receiv in g aid u n d er
N atio n al
D efense E ducation
L oans an d p la n n in g to leav e a f ­
te r th is' sem ester m u st a rra n g e
an “ex it in te rv ie w ” b efo re d e ­
p artin g , acco rd in g to Jo a n
W alsh, su p e rv iso r of th e s tu ­
d e n t lo a n d e p a rtm en t.
In fo rm a tio n co n cern in g in ­
te rv iew s m ay be o b ta in ed in
A d 107.

—THEY CAN com p lete all
steps of re g istra tio n an d d efer
p ay m en t of fees u n til J a n . 2529.
—T h ey can also co m p lete th e
sig n -u p ro u tin e d u rin g th e r e ­
g u la r reg istra tio n , Feb. 4-6.
J a n . 16 is th e d ea d lin e fo r
adm ission o r T e-ad m issio n a p - .
p licatio n s fro m a ll n ew s tu ­
d en ts an d fo rm er stu d e n ts w ho
a re re tu rn in g a f te r a n absen ce
of one o r m ore sem esters.

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Ja n . 30 a t
Ja n . 30 at
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7:40- 9:30
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S cheduled on
MWF or DAILY at:
7:40 - 8:30
8:40 9:30
9:40 -10:30
10:40--11:30
11:40--12:30 ...
12:40- 1:30
1:40 2:30....
2:40- 3:30
3:40- 4:30
4:40- 5:30
T TH or T TH S at:
8:30
7:40- 8:55
8:40- 9:30 . .
’ 9:15- 10:30
9:40- 10:30
10:40- 11:30.
10:40- 11:55
11:40- 12:30 :
12:15- 1:30
12:40- 1:30
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1:40- 2:30
1:40- 2:50
2:40- 3:30
3:15- 4:30
. 3:40- 4:30 ...
4:40- 5:30
4:40- 5:55

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7:40- 9:30
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Financial Board Passes Requests
T hree req u ests for fun d s w ere
passed at the M onday m eeting
of the B oard of F in an cial C on­
trol:
' ;—T he L ead ersh ip B oard re ­
quest of th e previous w eek to
increase ex p e n d itu res by $825
and incom e by $250.
—The Rally an d T ra d itio n s

B oard req u e st to add $162.77 to
incom e and ex p e n d itu res.
—T he R ally an d T ra d itio n s
B oard req u e st to a w a rd $171 to
cheerlead ers for sw eaters.
In o th e r business, th e I n te r ­
national S t u d e n t R elations
B oard req u ested $60 fo r a fa r e ­
well b an q u et to fete visitin g
B razilian stu d e n ts on F eb. 27.

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8 th s t ' &

Services Expanded
For Study Facilities
In preparation for upcoming final exams, University
service facilities will expand services, managers said this
week.
Library hours during exam week and semester break
are to be extended.
T he firs t change in lib ra ry
h o u rs w ill go in to effect S u n ­
day J a n . 24 w h en th e lib ra ry
w ill be open an ad d itio n a l tw o
hours, to 11 p.m.

Room s 208-210 w ill be open
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Ja n . 18-23.
S tu d y room s also w ill be
av ailab le d u rin g ex am w eek,
b u t room n u m b ers h av e n ot yet
been announced:

J a n 25-28 th e h o u rs w ill be
8 a.m . - 11 p.m. in stead of th e
usual 10 p.m . closing hour.
Ja n . 29 an d 30 th ey w ill be 8
a.m . - 5 p.m. th e re g u la r hours.
T he lib ra ry
J a n . 31.

w ill

TV Commercials
Raise Comments

be closed

D u rin g sem ester b re a k the
lib ra ry w ill be open F eb. 1-4
from 8 a.m . - 5 p.m. It w ill be
closed Feb. 6 - 7 .
R eg u lar h o u rs w ill be re su m ­
ed Feb. 8.
A lso an n o u n ced th is w eek
w as th e sch ed u le of room s ih
th e M U w hich w ill be av a ila b le
fo r study.

C om m ercials on
K A E T?
A SU ’s n o n -co m m ercial ed u ca­
tio n al television statio n h a s ‘been
b ro ad castin g “coffee” co m m er­
cials.
S tu d en ts in rad io -telev isio n
an n o u n cin g class w ere a d v e rtis­
ing a special A ra b coffee —
“C aliph C offee,” a c o f f e e
“k now n an d ap p re cia ted aro u n d
th e w o rld fo r its aro m a, flav o r
an d ta ste .”

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Wednesday, January 13, 1965

STATE PRESS

Local Politics In Action —

Honorary Publishes
Reorganization Plans Afoot Professor’s Speech
By TONY AULT

L ast fa ll’s P ay so n L ea d ersh ip
W orkshop has resu lted in th e
creatio n of se v eral com m ittees
to reorganize an d d elin eate th e
s tru c tu re an d goals of stu d e n t
governm ent.
A t P ayson, A ssociated S tu ­
d en ts w as fo u n d in n o cen t o f th e
charges of “cliqu ish n ess” and
h aving a dead ju d ic ia l b ran ch .
T he ju ry , consisting of a d ­
m in istra tiv e officials, h an d ed
dow n a split decision on the
charges th a t th e ex ecu tiv e
b ran c h w as responsible fo r
grow ing a p a th y re g a rd in g s tu ­
d en t elections an d th e d im in ­
ishing n u m b e rs of qualified
stu d e n ts ru n n in g fo r office. A
sp lit decision also w as filed on
th e charg e th a t th e se n ate had
violated „ th e p rinciples of th e
sep aratio n of pow ers a n d w as
not a tru ly re p re se n ta tiv e body.
ALTHOUGH it w as found
technically innocent of, these
charges, A ssociated S tu d en ts
has recognized th a t m isu n d e r­
stan d in g s an d m is in te rp re ta ­
tions do ex ist in stu d e n t gov­
ern m e n t. If th e problem s did
not exist, th e re w ould have
been no discussion n ecessary at
P ayson. S tu d e n t g o v ern m e n t
has form ed, or is in th e process
of form ing, com m ittees to stu d y

INSURANCE
PROBLEMS?
— We Write All —
S tudents U nder 25
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1 Auto • Motorcycle •
T ra ile r • Fire • Theft

RALPH PACKER
26 E. 8th St.
967-3189

Tempe
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these problem s.

sizes of th e v ario u s colleges.

T he O rg an izatio n B oard is
p la n n in g a q im p a rtia l in te rv iew
b oard th a t w ould consider th e
q u alificatio n s of stu d e n ts for
ap p o in tm e n ts to o th e r boards.
T his w ould h elp stop th e spoils
system of ap p o in tm en ts an d
p re v e n t “cliq u ish n ess” in gov­
ern m en t.

AT PAYSON it w as proved
th a t each stu d e n t is re p re se n t­
ed by a t le ast tw o se n a to rs and
in som e cases as m an y as 13.

T H E EXECUTIVE Council
w ill v isit resid en ce h alls an d a t­
tem p t to ex p lain th e problem s
facing stu d e n t g o v ern m en t an d
how resid en ce h alls are in ­
volved.
T he council hopes
these visits w ill encourage m ore
stu d e n t p articip atio n .

T he C arl B u c h an a n case en ­
h an ced th e S u p rem e C o u rt’s o r­
iginal ju risd ic tio n in m id -N o v ­
em ber, th u s d em o n stratin g its
v ita lity an d p urpose. B u ch an an
had been d isq u a lifie d by the
election b oard fo r allegedly
v io latin g th e electio n code, but
th e C o u rt dism issed th e charges
ag ain st th e d efen d en t. B u ch an ­
an is now a S en ato r fo r the
College of A rc h itectu re.

A n ad d ress given by D r. H. D. R ichardson, p ro fesso r of e d u c a ­
tion at A rizona S tate U niversity, h as been p ublished by th e N ew ­
com en Society in N orth A m erica, an in te rn atio n a l h o n o rary group.
T he address, A rizona S tate U niversity: D ynam ic E d u catio n al
L eadership in th e G reat S o u th w est." w as given by D r. R ich ard so n at
th e 1960 A rizona D in n er of th e
------------ ---- -----------------------society.
needs of th e people of A rizona
In his address, Dr. R ich ard ­
T errito ry .
For
se v en ty -fiv e
son said, “A sm all an d isolated
y ea rs it has held steadily- an d
devotedly to this p u rp o se.”
N orm al School set the p a tte rn
of ed u catio n al leadership, and
“As we look to th e f u tu re .”
pioneered th e developm ent of
continued Dr. R ichardson, “an d
ed u catio n in th e vast fro n tier
th e challenge it p resen ts, we
of the g rea t Southw est. This
sh all do w ell to re m e m b e r th e
first in stitu tio n of h ig h er e d u ­
them e of our diam ond ju b ilee,
cation in A rizona cam e into
'A T rad itio n of G ro w th — A
being to serv e the educational
C om m itm ent to Q u afity .’ ”

A se n ate com m ittee, u n d er
th e. d irectio n of J u d y H am er,
first vice p resid en t, is being
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S tu d e n t S enate, sim ila r to th e
A rizona H ouse of R e p re se n ta­
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The Editor Speaks —

Problems Exist

STATE PRESS

Due

Wednesday, January 13, 1965

ResponsibilityrI / Cover
CollegeJ
Avenue I

Last Friday the Evening and cause; even to take ad­
American under a large vantage of an unsuspecting
headline proclaimed that publication and feed it a
I’m glad I’m graduating. When I get my diploma in research and investigation line of emotional exagger­
June, I will feel with a few hundred other seniors that had led it to believe in the ated, rabble-rousing fool­
possibility of a free speech ishness.
“at last it’s over.”
demonstration being con­
On the other hand, this
According to adults, who perhaps don’t remember ducted on this campus in
By ED HEATH
does not absolve the Even­
their own college days, the years spent in college are the the future.
ing American. It certainly
Managing Editor
best in anyone’s life. Are they really?
Basis for this was the re­ was its responsibility to
With all the talk about
Hours and hours and hours have been spent listening ported “bomb” which was confirm the YAF (report,
particularly wheijf-Jt pub­ impersonal University at­
thrown
at
the
Young
Am­
to instructors drone on about their childhood, deviating ericans for Freedom booth lished the story in the large
completely from the planned lecture, or suffering through at College and Orange. The and bold manner it did. In­ titudes towards students, I
a lab or discussion group under the direction of an in­ “bomb” was rep o r t e d 1 y deed, its failure is inexcus­ submit that there a r e
people who do not fit into
experienced graduate assistant who never completely thrown by a member of the able.
Nor
are
the
Neo-Know
this category.
answers a question, who spaces his words with “uh” and organization called the NeoNothings to be set up as a
Know
Nothings.
This
report
It was recently announc­
“erj,’ ¡and then keeps you five minutes past- the bell.
is without proof and ac­ hardy group leading the
ed
that Dr. Irma Wilson,
THEN THERE ARE THE really good instructors, who cording to Gayle Schuman charge against what may
professor
of Spanish, was
have the ability to interest the class and present the sub­ of Campus Security, the or may not be a distasteful
cause.
retiring
from
the Univer­
ject with vitality and concern. These are few and far “bomb” could have been
between.
nothing more than a fire­
Its cause is a primarily sity faculty after 42 years.
cracker.
antagonistic rebuttal to the
It requires more than vo­
There are faculty members who preach honesty, in­
literature
and impromptu
The
story
continued
to
tegrity and high values, yet fail to practice the art. These
cal
thanks to repay such
of the YAFs. It is
people often are teaching just the opposite with their draw a similarity between aspeeches
dedication
and loyalty.
two-member group, un­
attitudes towards education as a whole. In the some 50 this event and the events recognized by the Univer­
to riots at the
LIKEWISE, there a r e
instructors I have had, few seemed concerned with the which led of
California at sity, which claims “dedica­ others, who in the capacity
knowledge gleaned from their course . . . just take the University
Berkeley. In this area they tion to sarcasm, absurdity of instructors, advisers or
exams and pass the finals.
tried too hard, with too and satire” and hopes to administrators have per­
Granted, there are dedicated people in the faculty, little information, and an “wake people up and make formed sendees above what
but until the University is completely staffed with such obvious misconception of them aware of what is go­ is required.
people, education too often becomes reduced to memor­ the importance of these two ing on” in our country,
Such people are Donna
izing words and phrases.
state and University. The
groups on campus.
Rodgers,
secretary to the
YAF is a University-rec­ dedication does nothing for executive manager of As­
Student apathy . . . how many times a week do stud­
the
cause.
sociated Students, w h o
ents hear this? True, they are apethetic, but the blame ognized group which feels
In all it is with pride catches the blunt of the
cannot be laid entirely on them. Being basically lazy, it has an obligation to
students need stimulation. They need advisers and in­ spread the conservative that we can point to politi­ bookkeeping, messages for
structors who care, and who know their subject matter gospel to the unconverted. cal interest by University so-and-so, and manages an
And members are obvious­ students, but the manner informal lost and found
and how to present it.
ly prepared to utilize tac­ by which this interest is department: Mary Peter­
TO A FRESHMAN coming into Arizona State Uni­ tics necessary to draw at­ practiced is often disheart­ son, who has successfully
versity, the entire system can seem complicated. To aid tention to their activities ening.
—E.H. coordinated the activities
them, an adviser is provided. An adviser, who decides
of the Air Force ROTC of­
course load for the student, and who the student sees
fice for eight years; Harold
* i ice a year’ usually- Some help the student gets!
Barclay, former manager of
What happens when an adviser steers a student into the
the former Varsity Inn,
wrong courses and he must go to college an extra semester
who
always has a friendly
A
terse
announcement
directed
to
parents
appeared
. . . a semester which he probably can’t afford?
greeting
and smile for a
in the Nov. 14 Saturday Evening Post. “If you have a
ASU is determined to be considered a good Univer­ teen-ager in your home, thinking of college, the chances student; and the men in the
sity a wonderful school for each Sally and Johnny, but are you have a Johnny. On behalf of my 400,000 colleagues ROTC supply department,
m its hurry to build bigger and more controversial build­ in the academic profession, I’d be grateful if you’d keep who', at the beginning of
ings, something is being neglected. This something is the him home.”
each year, meet with a mass
student, who pays $115 per semester just to be enrolled.
A “Johnny” in this case is ¿one of the thousands of of about 2,000'confused, un­
,
*s s.h®ve<I from class to class, year to year, and students who will take up only'tone thing in college_ organized ROTC enrollees.
"an,.f. a diploma at the end of his “sentence.” But is he space. The article was written by Hugh Kenner who has
ALSO, THE Campus Sec­
qualified to take a place in his chosen profession, when taught qt four universities. The article “Don’t Send
he has been able to “bluff” his way through essay exams Johnny to College,” says “by his sheer inert numbers he urity officers and staff, who
is making the common pursuit of professors and students have been the scapegoats
or pull passing grades on the multiple-guess questions?
for every parking complaint
—real students—impossible.”
Sorry, ASU, but your growing pains are showing. No
First of all, the article asserts, too much is expected possible; Bonnie Peplow of
matter how many “big-name” talent stars are brought to of what Kenner calls “the college experience.” Johnny the News Bureau, who of­
Gammage Auditorium, no matter how many new Lang­ and his coed counterpart, Jonnie, are expected to derive ten goes out of her way to
uage and Literature Buildings are .erected, or how high the following from college: “Behavior due a gentleman. promote the University; and
Dick Finley, AS executive
the enrollment figures are, nothing is going to improve Prevention of his simultaneous presence with Jonnie in manager, who Is continual­
parked cars after 10 p.m. Help him or her get to know
the situation here without better faculty members. Is girls or boys. Improve his work habits. Open his mind. ly rocking on the fence be­
the problem of upgrading the faculty due to low salaries? Shut his. mouth. Tighten his morals. Loosen his imagina­ tween pushing for fulfill­
At any rate, after June I can go back to using my tion Spread beneath his slack chin the incredible banquet' ment of directives concern­
of Western civilization, and discharge him fit to earn a ing the students.
name instead of my matriculation number.
better living, make a better marriage and digest The New
These are, thankfully,
PAM VAN BUSKIRK York Times*”
only
a few. I’m sure every­
But, “Johnny or Jonnie expects none of the wonders
of the college experience, except in regard to girls or boys. one knows of others who
Johnny is amiably devoid of expectations. One might say have in some way extended
that he goes where he’s shoved. On might affirm with themselves to provide some
more tact that he lends himself amiably to the college ex­ extra assistance or friend­
perience, having no better plans. That is what marks him liness.
T H E S T A T E P R E S S is the o ffic ia l e a m p u . n e w s p a p e r o f A r iz o n a State
as Johnny, not as a student.”
, -,
yyee a"ar,r 'eexxcceepp ttin
in gg * h
o lid
h d aa yv s,
a *“a nTd is e n tered as se
^ co n d cla ss «m''—
u t the
the T .c
h oe
ho
a tte r ’oat
em
CERTAINLY, these are
Kenner
believes
that
everyone
suffers
in this situa­
A n z o n a ^ P o s t O ffic e u n d e r . he acts o f M a r c h 3, 1*79. a n d A u g u s t 24, 1^12.
’
tion.
The
real
student
“is
deprived
and
can
rightfully
re­
people
who need only to
T H E S T A T E P R E S S is a m e m b e r o f the A r i ­
sent being deprived of the kind of company he deserves put in their eight hours and
z o n a N e w s p a p e r s A ss o c ia t io n , A ss o c ia t e d C o lle g ¡ i r i N a t i? " a ' A d v e r t is in g S e rv ic e , Inc.
to expect at a place where, often at considerable sacrifice
S u b s c r ip t io n price, $3 p e r sc h o o l year.
leave but who have gone
he has elected to invest four years of his life.”
out
of their way to do more
PRESS
The professors suffer too. For one thing they are com­
e d i t o r - i n -c h i e f
P A M V A N B U S K IR K
ing off the production line too rapidly . . . As real students than the secretarial, man­
M A N A G IN G E D IT O R
ED HEATH
N E W S E D I T O R .........
arp
swamped by Johnnies, real professors must coexist agement, instruction tor
GORDON BLAC K
A S S IS T A N T S .
TOM H AERTEL, KEN W ATERM AN
with
a swarm by Johnny-professors.” And like the real other services . . . who per­
C A M P U S E D I T O R S . ..
G O R D O N R O B B IN S , S H I R L E Y D E M A R K E
students, the real professors grow obsessed with futility form often thankless tasks
C O P Y E D I T O R S ........
..... - J O H N K E N D A L L , R I C H A R D C A N T O R
and unless they succeed, as some do, in isolating them­ with smiles and unneces­
P H O T O E D I T O R ......
.........................
...... J I M H U T C H I N S
A S S IS T A N T
selves with advanced students, they fall victim to the real
..... ................................. ........ J O H N P O U C H
S O C I E T Y E D IT O R S . .
occupational hazard of the profession: an inability to be­ sary efforts which we stud­
.... — ........... p A T H U N T E R , L I N D A H E L S E R
A S S IS T A N T S
ents don’t often deserve.
SU E BREH M , B A R B A R A JO N ES
lieve that anybody can be taught anything.”
3
S P O R T S E D IT O R S ... .
.....- ............. A L M I C H A E L S , J O E H E A T H
A S S IG N M E N T S E D IT O R
I sincerely believe these
Clearly Kenner believes in intellectual segregation
-B O B R A N D O L P H
• A S S I S T A N T .....
and
m
effect,
seems
to
be
saying,
“Will
the
real
Johnnies
TO NY AU LT
people
are to be cherished,
C H IE F P R O O F R E A D E R
please stand up—and leave.”
. . . D IA N A R O S E N
R E W R I T E E D I T O R ......_
respected
and done unto as
J O A N S K IP P E R
JOHN KENDALL they have done janto us.

Are Students Space Users?

Wednesday, January 13, 1965

STATE PRESS

Page &

Off They Go -

Executive Council
AF Student Cadets Discusses Activities
In Wing Tryouts
A FR O T C stu d e n ts a re ta k in g
flig h t tra in in g w ith th e b less­
ings of th e ROTC C orps of
C adet officers . . . an d fin a n c ­
ial su p p o rt fro m th e g o v ern ­
m ent.
A SU m a d e th e c o n tra c t w ith
A m os F lig h t O perations w ith
the a p p ro v a l of th e F e d e ra l
A viation A gency, a n d th e fe d . e ra l g o v ern m e n t re im b u rse s th e
U n iv ersity fo r th e cost of in ­
stru ctio n , conducted a t T u rf
A irfield n o rth of Sunnyslope.
PR E -SO LO stu d e n ts spend
ap p ro x im ate ly
tw o h o u rs in
g round in stru c tio n an d
tw o
hou rs in th e a ir p e r w eek, w hile
those w ho h a v e a lre a d y soloed
and a re in post-so lo studies
spend m o re tim e in th e a ir to
increase fly in g skills.
U pon
com pletion, of th e
course, se n io rs in advanced
RO TC tra in in g w ill be aw ard ed
ROTC w ings. U pon g rad u a tio n
they e n te r th e A rm y as second
lie u te n an ts a n d a fte r b ran c h
o ffcers’ tra in in g spend a y e a r
in flig h t tra in in g a t F o rt R u c k ­
er, A la.
A lth o u g h th e flig h t tra in in g
does n o t e x e m p t th e stu d e n ts
fro m re g u la r A rm y flig h t tr a in ­
ing, it q u a lifie s th e m to en te r
th e re g u la r p ro g ra m . I t also
q u alifies th e m fo r a p riv a te

p ilo t’s licen se w ith no expense
on th e ir p a rt.
M EM B ER S OF th e class, d i­
rected by M a jo r J o h n G.
B lan ch e, are: L eslie H. A n d e r­
son, J o h n G. B igelow , R a lp h R.
G irard i, C h arles W. G w inn,
F ra n k M. H a rris, M arc J ,
P e rlm a n , J o h n M. R am irez, P e ­
te r J . R itc h h a rt, K e n n e th A.
Moe, Ja m e s A. U h l an d R ichard
W. W ark.

T h e p o ssib ility of sponsoring a c h a rte re d b u s to th e b ask etb a ll
gam e a t B n g h a m Y oung U n iv ersity on F eb. 27 w as discussed a t th e
w eekly m eetin g of th e E x ecu tiv e C ouncil M onday aftern o o n .
In o th e r business, it w as an n o u n ced th a t all m em b ers o f th e
E xecu tiv e Council w ould a tte n d th e W ho’s W ho b a n q u e t on T u e s­
day.
i
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T he S ocial B o ard an n o u n ced
its in te n tio n o f sponsoring a trip
to th e Snow B ow l in F lag staff
on F eb. 20. A p p ro x im ately 100
stu d e n ts w ill b e allow ed to sign
up.
* *
*

Journal Features
Placement Center
As Cover Story

“N ew O rlea n s” w ill b e th e
th e m e fo r th e M U B irth d a y
P a rty M arch 6. Ross F ish is
c h a irm a n of th e a n n u a l ev e n t
sponsored by th e MU sta ff an d
M U B oard.
* *
*

T he P lacem en t C e n te r is the
cover su b je ct for the cifrren t
edition of th e Jo u rn a l of College
P lacem ent.
T h e q u a rte rly m agazine show s
D r. R o b ert F. M enke, d irec to r of
placem ent, an d a m em ber of his
sta ff p rep a rin g a job p lacem ent
ru n o n th e d a ta processing
eq uip m en t in th e C om puter
C enter.

T h e P eo p le to P eo p le C om ­
m itte e w ill sponsor a b az aa r on

T h e m agazine is d istrib u ted to
m ore th a n 3,800 placem en t and
perso n n el officers in business
an d in d u stria l firm s th ro u g h o u t
th e co u n try .

F eb. 20 to ra is e m o n ey to send
se v eral m e m b ers to a co n fe r­
ence In O klahom a.

Handicaped
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Next Semester
A h an d icap p ed s tu d e n t needs
a rid e th re e d a y s a w eek from
his P h o en ix h o m e to school and
b ack ag ain d u rin g second se­
m ester. H is classes s ta r t a t 8:40
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T h re e ASU stu d e n ts w ere elected to th e sta te E x ec u tiv e B oard
of th e C ollege Y oung R epublicans of A rizona a t its convention in
T ucson th is w eekend.
S am J e n k in s and J a n e t C lark e w e re elected to th e positions of
c o -c h a irm a n an d tre a su re r, an d T an y a M elton, p resid e n t of th e
local org an izatio n , w as elected
—‘
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~
d e le g a te -a t-la rg e .
A fte r S u n d a y ’s luncheon, th e
co n v en tio n con v en ed w ith com ­
m itte e re p o rts an d am endm ents.
T he on ly d isp u te s w e re over
U.S. N avy officers fro m th e
reso lu tio n s an d som e o f th e d e N avy re c ru itin g statio n s a t Los
le g a te -a t- la r g e positions fo r th e
A ngeles an d Los A lam itos,
sta te board.
Calif., w ill b e on
cam pus
An' a m en d m e n t to th è C Y R ’s
T h u rsd ay a n d F rid a y in th e MU
co n stitu tio n ra ise d th e n u m b e r
P atio.
of d e le g a te s -a t-la rg e to th ree.
A t p resen t, com m issions are
W ith th e n ew am endm ent,
av a ila b le in th e g en e ral line,
A SU h a s five votes, th e UofA
aviation, en g in eerin g , supply
fo u r an d six o th e r votes d is­
an d m edical service. C ounsel
trib u te d am ong th e s ta te ’s four
w ill also be av a ila b le to w om en
colleges.
stu d e n ts in te re ste d i n
th e
W aves an d N u rse Corps.
F o r m ost p ro g ram s, ap p lica­
tion can be m ad e a f te r th e ju n ­
ior year. P ro cessin g of ap p lica­
tions takes ap p ro x im ate ly th ree
ASU has been aw a rd e d $1,000
m onths. T hose selected a re o rd ­
ered, a fte r g rad u a tio n , to the
by the P h o en ix c h a p te r of The
L inks. Inc., a n atio n al w o m en ’s O.C.S. class of th e ir choice.
T h ere is no obligation.
service organization, for the
estab lish m en t of a loan fund.
T he .contribution w as announced
by M rs. G erald in e P. Solomon,
presid en t of the P h o en ix c h a p ­
ter.

N om inations fo r tw o facu lty
aw ards^ajre being sought from
stu d e n ts by th e A lu m n i A sso­
ciation.

Navy Recruiting
Officers To Visit

Donations Made
For Loan Fund

S tu d en ts arë u rg ed to su b ­
m it le tte r-fo rm
n o m inations
fo r e ith e r a w a rd to A lum ni
H ouse before Ja n . 28 including
b ack g ro u n d in fo rm atio n ab o u t
th e nom inee.
T he D istinguished T each er
A w ard w ill go to a professor
w ho
h as
a com prehensive
know ledge in his field, p resen ts
su b je ct m a tte r effectively, stim ­
u lates th in k in g an d develops
u n d erstan d in g , an d inspires s tu ­
d en ts to th e ir best efforts.
T he F acu lty A chievem ent
A w ard recognizes o u tstan d in g
facu lty or sta ff outside the
classroom in th e are as of re ­
search, publications, com m uni­
ty activities, professional in ­
terests, or an y com bination of
achievem ents.

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Zz B lo c k fro m A S U . N e w ly re -d e c o r­
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705 K r u e g e r . A p t s 1 & 6 v acan t. C a ll
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rin g . S a v e $10.00.
B r a n d n ew , n e v e r used. C a ll Fred
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“ s ta rd o m .” L e a v e n a m e a n d n u m b e r
at W O 7-4912 Sat. 4 -6 p.rm, S u n . 1-5
p.m. a n d d u r in g th e w e e k *9-5 p.m.

New Hayden Lecture Series
Planned For Next Semester
An an n u a l C arl H ayden L ectu re in A m erican in stitu tio n s is
being established a t ASU through H ayden F lo u r M ills an d th e
H ayden fam ily.
P re sid en t D urham said, “T h e purp o se of th e C arl H ayden
L ectu re is to provide a forum fo r th e p resen tatio n of som e sig n i­
fic a n t idea, h isto ric al rep o rt,
analysis, rev ie w of policy or
o th e r asp ect of A m erican gov­
e rn m e n t.”
A fac u lty co m m ittee h a s been
app o in ted by D r. D u rh am to se­
lect a d istin g u ish ed
scholar,
p u b lic official o r o th e r q u a lifi­
ed person to d eliv er th e first
address.
C om m ittee m em b ers a re Dr.
J o h n W. R yan, acad em ic vice
p resid en t; D r. C arl H. D a n n e n feldt, dean of th e C ollege of
L ib e ra l A rts, P ro fesso r Jo h n P.
W hite an d D r., A rnold Tilden,
ch airm en of th e d ep a rtm en ts
of p o litical science an d history.

Two Professors
Are Co-Authors
Of New Text

D r. Jo h n F re u n d , p ro fesso r of
m ath em atics, an d D r. Irw in
M iller, associate p ro fesso r of
m ath em atics, a re co -a u th o rs of
a tex tb o o k , “P ro b a b ility an d
S tatistics fo r E n g in e ers,” th a t
P re n tic e -H a ll, Inc. w ill p u b lish
n e x t m onth.
D r. F re u n d , w h o jo in e d th e
fa c u lty in 1957, h a s w ritte n
eig h t tex tb o o k s. D r. M iller, a t
A SU since 1958, h a s w ritte n
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STATE PRESS

Resident Elected -

Mac B Operated
By Honor Women
Wanted: Women honor students to fill vacancies in
McClintock B the women’s honor residence hall.
Women students who are sophomores and have a cu­
mulative average of 2.6 are eligible to apply for residence
in the honor dorm.
M cC lintock B is o p e ra te d e n ­
tire ly by th e re sid e n ts w ith th e
h ea d re sid e n t a n d h a ll council
elected' by th e d o rm ito ry m e m ­
bers. T h e d o rm o p e ra te s u n d e r
U n iv ersity re g u la tio n s an d h a ll
re sid e n ts a re on th e ir ho n o r to
u phold th e ru les.
A M PL E LIVING space is
p rovided h o n o r d o rm resid en ts.
T h e ro o m s a r e ac tu a lly tw o room a p a rtm e n ts, one a study
a n d /o r liv in g room , th e o th e r
a bedroom!. T h e room s contain
p le n ty o f closet an d storage
space, a couch, tw o deskis and
tw in beds.
In ad d itio n to th e d o rm ’s r e ­
g u la r activ ities, M ac B co n ­
trib u te s food and, clo th in g to
St. P e te r ’s M ission n e a r C asa
G ra n d e an d p a rtic ip a te s in
m a n y ca m p u s
c u ltu ra l p ro ­
gram s.
T h e p u rp o se of M cC lintock B
is to p ro v id e th e w o m en s tu ­
d en ts a n o p p o rtu n ity to exercise
and. d ev elo p in d iv id u a l an d
group resp o n sib ility in a re a s of
citizenship,
sc h o larsh ip
and,
lead ersh ip .
A PP L IC A T IO N fo rm s fo r r e ­

sidence in M ac B m ay b e o b ­
ta in ed a t th e office of th e d ean
o f w om en located on th e MU
m ezzanine.
A p p lic an ts w ill b e req u ired
to su b m it tw o le tte rs of rec o m ­
m endatio n . D ean J o D o rris or
a m e m b er o f h e r s ta ff w ill in ­
te rv iew each ap p lica n t, as w ill
th e head re sid e n t of M ac B,
S’n a ry l M oom aw .
R esid en ts a re ch o sen by th e
head re sid e n t and th e h a ll co u n ­
cil w ith th e ap p ro v a l of th e
d e a n ’s office. B ach ap p lican t
w ill be n o tified by m a il w h e th ­
e r h e r ap p licatio n h a s been a c ­
cepted o r not. ■

Fraternity Rush
T h e I n te rfra te m ity Council
a n n o u n c e d y e ste rd a y th a t
sp rin g r u s h w ill begin on Feb.
15-19.
S ig n -u p booths w ill be set up
d u rin g reg istra tio n an d th e
firs t w ee k o f th e sp rin g sem est­
er. S tu d e n ts also m ay sign up
a t th e IFC Office.
A reg istra tio n fee of $3 is r e ­
q u ire d ..

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Jo e lin e J a r r e t t to C a rl W ieburg,
D elta C hi
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M ary J o M a y er to B ill H enny,
S ig m a N u
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J u d y W ilson, K ap p a D elta, to
Jo h n H am ilto n , P h i K ap p a
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S h aro n G oldberg, A lp h a S igm a
A lp h a, to E llio tt M oore, UCLA
B a rb a ra K au ffm an , A lp h a S ig ­
m a A lp h a, to C huck Rosok
M arn L y n n Jo rd o n , K ap p a
K a p p a G am m a, to R ich ard
V ickers
P a tty K rag , K a p p a K ap p a
G am m a, to L y n n C arlson,
S igm a P h i E psilon
C ary l Jo rd a n , D elta G am m a, to
T om B aum , P h i D elta T h eta
K a re n K ay D u m as to D ennis
J R o b ert K oob
M arla K ay S h an k lin to P a u l
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Newly Established Sororities
Slate Rush For 120 Women
T h e P i B e ta P h i an d D elta
D elta D elta so ro rity coloniza­
tio n ru sh , w h ich w ill b egin Feb.
10, w ill h a v e 120 ru sh ee s p a r ­
ticip atin g , re p o rte d D ean S a n ­
d r a L eyda, a ssista n t d ean , of­
fice o f th e A ssociated S tu d en ts.
A P an h ellen ic recep tio n w ill
b e held fo r alu m n i, ru sh e e s and
co lleg iate P an h ellen ic r e p r e ­
sen tativ es a t 7 p.m . Sun.-1ay in
th e M U. A lu m s fro m th e tw o
so ro rities w ill in te rv ie w in d iv ­
id u a l ru sh ee s M o n d ay -W ed nesd ay .
TW O RUSH p a rtie s w ill be

h eld o n F eb. 13 a n d ru sh ees
w ill sign p referen c es on th e
sam e day. T h ey w ill pick up
bids a t 1 p.m . F eb. 14.
A lu m n i g ro u p s an d girls
fro m n e a rb y c h a p te rs w ill a s ­
sist in th e ru sh . T ri D elt w ill be
h elp ed by g irls fro m ASC an d
U ofA ch a p te rs. P i P h i is e x ­
p ec tin g assistan ce from
its
U ofA ch a p te r.
A m in im u m of 20 girls m u st
be p led g ed by each sorority.
l n i t !atio n of p ledges and in ­
sta lla tio n <5f officers w ill be
held in th e spring.

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STATE PRESS

IRISH

Wednesday, January 13, 1965

‘Review’ Ceremony
Opera
Planned Honors Major Lang
Jan.21-23

hf AI

FREDERICK M

M ajo r Jo sh M. L ang, d irec to r
of ed u c atio n fo r th e a ir science

“Voices fo r a M irro r,” an e x p ressionistic A m erican opera,
w ill be p resen ted by th e L y ric
O pera T h e a te r on J a n . 21-23'
at C osner A u d ito riu m .

(Photo by Betsy Frith)
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER — A thanas Othieno, foreign s t u ­
dent from Kenya, East Africa, receives Irish Hall’s s c h o la r ­
ship from Hall P re sident George Jacobs. Congratulating A t h a ­
nas is H arvey Wilhelm, B Wing representative.

African Student Awarded
One Semester Room Rent
O ne se m ester’s room re n t
th a t is w h at Irish H all recen t
]y aw ard ed to one of its re si­
dents, A th an as O thieno.
Athanas,
a 3 7-year-old
sophom ore, trav e led m ore th a n
10,000 m iles from his hom e in
K enya, E ast A frica, to th e ASU
cam pus in o rd er to achieve his
dream of schooling. H e h ad to
leave a w ife an d fo u r ch ild ren
behind.
H e is m a jo rin g in sociology
and plans to rejo in his fam ily
in K enya upon g rad u atiô n . F u ­
tu re plans inclu d e teaching and
m aybe som e g o v ern m e n t a d ­
m in istratio n w ork. “T h ere is a
sh o rtag e of te ach ers in my
co u n try . T his is w h ere I w an t
to w o rk ,” he said.
A th an as is very active in Irish
H all activities, according to
L aw ren ce Cole, head resid en t

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of Irish. In receiv in g th e schol­
arsh ip A th an a s said, “This
scholarsh ip is a v ery g re a t help
and I th a n k th e H all fo r it.”
“In giving th is sch o larsh ip w e
a r e pro u d to help a fellow re si­
d e n t,” said
H all P re sid e n t
G eorge Jaco b s. “T his is an illu s­
tra tio n of th e sp irit of th e men
of Irish in ac tio n .”
■A ccording to Ja co b s th is is
p a rt of th e re g u la r scholastic
p rogram of Irish w hich has
m ade th e d o rm ito ry one of th e
top resid e n t housing u n its on
cam pus in scholastic standing.

T he o n e-a ct p ro d u ctio n w ith
m usic by M eyer K u p fe rm an an d
lib re tto by A lastair R eid, w ill
fe a tu re T om Fox, b arito n e, an d
sopranos V icky B ond, B eth
A rm es an d B etty B u rto n .
Set in V ictorian Boston, th e
op era rela tes a sto ry of a m o th ­
er. fa th e r an d d au g h te r w ho a re
cau g h t in a’ w eb of u n tru th .
Fox, w ho h ad a ro le ir. a
recen t L y ric O pera T h e a te r
p ro duction, “G ian n i S chicchi,”
w ill p o rtra y th e fa th e r. Miss
Bond, w ho a p p e ared S u n d ay on
th e T ed M ack A m a te u r H our,
w ill p o rtra y th e m o th er.
Miss B u rto n , play in g th e p a r t
of th e m u te sister, h ad th e lead
in “Solom on an d B a lk is” la st
y ear. Miss A rm es, w h o w ill
p o rtra y C h ristin a, th e o th e r
sister, h ad th e lead la st y e a r in
“T he F a n ta stic k s.”

d e p a rtm e n t, w ill b e h o n o red by
th e A ir F o rce RO TC co rp s of.
cad ets in a “pass in re v ie w ” r e ­
tire m e n t cerem o n y a t 8 a.m .
J a n . 21. T h e rev ie w fo r th e
m ajo r, w h o w ill re tire J a n . 31,
w ill be held on th e d rill field.

B o rn in W alth o u rv ille, Ga.,
M aj. L an g w as com m issioned a
second lie u te n a n t in 1947 and
flew co m b at m issions o v er G e r­
m a n y in B -24 L ib erato rs. E n g ­
lan d , N o rth A frioa, O k in aw a
an d S p ain h a v e been d u ty s ta ­
tions d u rin g h is 20 y ea rs of a c ­
tiv e service.
AMONG HIS aw a rd s an d d e ­
co ratio n s a re th e A m erican D e­
fen se S erv ice M edal, th e A m e r­
ican C am paign M edal, th e E u ro p e a n -A fric a n -M id d le E a ste rn
C am p aig n M edal, th e A sia tic P acific C am p aig n M edal, th e
W orld W ar II V ictory M edal,
th e N atio n al D efense S erv ice

D irectin g th e opera is D r.
K en n e th Seipp, w ith M ary
P a rk e y as a ssista n t d ire c to r an d
S h irley P h illip s as stag e m a n ­
ager.
C u rta in tim e is a t 7 p.m .
T h u rsd a y an d a t 8:30 p.m . F r i­
day an d S atu rd ay . T ick ets at
$1, $1.25 and $1.50 a re on sale
a t th e L yceum box office an d
w ill be av a ila b le a t th e door.

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ST A T I

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Devil - Advocated
Activities
R epresentatives o f th e N eoK now N othings, a g ro u p c u r­
re n tly p ic k etin g th e Y oung
A m erican s fo r F reed o m booth,
w ill sp eak b efo re th e Y oung
D em o crats a t 3:40 p.m . to d a y in
SS 101.
T h e m eeting, fre e a n d open
to th e p ublic, w ill in clu d e elec­
tio n s a n d discussion of fu tu re
plans.

Tour Scheduled
G am m a A lp h a Chi, n atio n al
w om en ’s a d v e rtisin g h o n o rary ,
is p la n n in g tw o to u rs a t 3 an d
7 p.m . to d a y a t A u d io R eco rd ers
of A rizona, 3703 N. 7th St.,
P hoen ix .
T hey w ill be jo in e d by A lpha
D elta Sigm a, n a tio n a l m e n ’s
a d v e rtisin g h o n o rary .

Report Slated

Instructor To Come
D evils ’o ’ D am es S q u are
D an ce C lub w ill h a v e a p ro fe s­
sional c a lle r an d in stru c to r to
h elp th e c lu b s ta r t th e sp rin g
sem ester. L es Ely,
P hoenix,
w ill in s tru c t m em b ers o f D evils
’n ’ D am es an d in te re ste d s tu ­
d en ts fo r a fo u r w eek period
sta rtin g F eb. 11. Ely, a m em b er
of th e A rizo n a F e d e ra tio n of
S q u are an d R ound D ance C a ll­
ers an d In stru c to rs, is p re s e n t­
ly te ac h in g fo r Isaac S q u ares
in P h o en ix an d C ircle M D an c­
ers in S cottsdale. T he A SU
sq u a re d a n c e rs m e et fro m 79:30 p.m . e v e ry T h u rsd a y in
C lancy’s.

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Wednesday, January 13, 1965

STATE PRESS

Arizona State Cagers Host Utah, BYU
By JON MORRIS
Arizona S ta te ’s vengeful basketbailers re tu r n h o m e this
weekend to try to forget .the
WAC ro ad ’s “kiss of d e a th ’’ and
contend w ith U tah and B rig ­
ham Young.
■*5-After last w ee k en d ’s 21 and
23-point conference setbacks at
New Mexico and Wyoming, a
little revenge will be in the
offing and the home s u r ro u n d ­
ings should help th e Devils.
A -ST A TE , 0-2 in conference
play and 6-8 overall, hardly
could call this the high point
of their season.
New Mexico’s tenacious L o­
bos provided a view of the n a ­
tion’s n u m b e r one defensive
squad F riday in claw ing the
Devils, 69-48.
S atu rd ay night, 6-6 Leon
Clark riddled A SU’s defense as
the Wyoming Cowboys routed
the Sun Devils, 105-82. .
NEW MEXICO used a h a r rassing defense to limit the D e­
vils to their lowest scoring to ­
tal in 19 games. T he Lobos went
to 11-1 on the season.
T he ro a d -w e a ry Devils have
dropped 19 of their last 22 on
(lie road — and New Mexico
was not about to allow the A S taters to break the ice in A l­
buquerque .The Lobos controll­
ed the backboards for a 33-21
halftim e
a d v a n ta g e and ran
.‘t hat to 49-26 to put the gam e
aw ay.

O ver a 14% -m in u te span,
ASU w as allow ed
only tw o
field goals. T h e Lobos, w ho la st
y ea r sh a re d th e WÀC ch a m ­
pionship w ith ASU, g ot a 16point
shooting
p erfo rm an ce
fro m 6-3 ju n io r
(Boo,) Ellis.

g u ard

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THE DEFT p assin g an d o u t­
sta n d in g d efen siv e p lay in g of
E llis ru in ed th e D ev ils’ hopes.
T he In d ian ap o lis n ativ e w as

show ered w ith “boos” — in a
co m p lim en tary fash io n — and
h au led dow n a g a m e-lea d in g 14
rebounds.
D ennis D airm a n led th e w eak
D evil o u tp u t w ith 16 points.
D ennis H am ilto n ad d ed 11.
T h e Lobos, w ho th re w an e f­
fective d efense aro u n d th e ir
offensive b ack b o ard s, got aid
also from 6-9 M el D aniels w ith
15 points. S en io r S k ip K ruzich
add ed 14 and 260-pound Bob

Z a r r ’s presen ce d id n ’t h elp th e
D evils.
WYOMING w as no fu n e ith ­
er. T he run-andT Shoot Cow boys
rocked A SU ’s d efen se in a 10582 victory. L eon C lark stole th e
show fro m “F ab u lo u s” F ly n n
Robinson, th e v e te ra n s h a rp ­
shooter, w ho h o ld s a S u n D evil
G ym reco rd of 48 p o in ts set last
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T h e L a ra m ie te a m w on th e
b ack b o ard b attle , 51-34.
R obinson w ound u p w ith 28
points an y w a y — 10 a t th e
c h a rity line. D airm a n ro lle d for
25 p o in ts in th e losing cause
w ith 13-p o in t help from F re d ­
d ie Lew is.
T h e D evils co u ld n ’t overcom e
th e 53-45 h a lftim e d eficit as
th e Cow boys sh o t a t a 53 p er
cen t p ace th e fin a l 20 m in u tes.

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WAC Record Impressive
B efore opening th e ir resp ect i v e co n feren ce cam paigns,
b ask etb a ll team s , of th e WAC
last w eek had com piled an im ­
p ressiv e 48-19 n o n -lea g u e rec­
ord, to id en tify th e WAC as
one of th e n atio n 's top collegi­
a te b ask etb a ll circuits.
A y e a r ago, at th e sam e stage
of th e season, WAC team s w ere
48-23 an d w ent on to finish the
season w ith a 68-33 record
ag a in st n o n -co n feren ce foes.
IN SETTING a faste r paces
th is y ear, WTAC team s have
p lay ed team s of th e Big 8.
S o u th w est C onference, Big Ten,
M issouri V alley, P acific Coast
are a s an d E astern areas, sev eral
of w hich a re now in top n a ­
tional ran k in g s,
IN NCAA sta tistica l r a n k ­
ings last w eek, five of th e six
WAC ’ team s w ere am ong th ?
n a tio n ’s leaders.
N ew M exico led th e field in
team defense, allow ing eleven
o p p o n en ts an a v e rag e of only
46.3 points p e r gam e. T he
Lobos also w ere th ird in p e r­
cen tag e of reb o u n d s recovered,
w ith a fine .606.
BRIGHAM YOUNG U n iv e r­
sity w as ra n k e d second am ong
m a jo r college team s in team
scoring w ith an a v e rag e of 96
points p e r gam e, an d w as fo u r­
te en th in p erc en ta g e of success­
fu l field goal attem p ts, w ith
.480.
U tah w as fo u rth in scoring,
w ith an av e rag e of 93-1 points
p er gam e. A rizo n a S tate w as
eig h tee n th w ith 87.7 p oints per
gam e:
A rizona ra n k e d 15th in free
th ro w p ercen tag es w ith .737,
^rtd 16th in team defense, h a v ­
ing allbw ed o p p o n en ts an a v ­
erag e of 61.9 p o in ts p er gam e.

G R E A T DRIVER — That’« John Myers, one of tho boat driv­

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C hristm as holiday. He potted 26 of University of Pacific in
Stockton and 31 against LA State in Hawaii.

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ro les in p ro p ellin g N ew M e x i­
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ta tin g 74-21 v icto ry ov er the
S un D evils F rid a y afternoon.
B e n n ett c a p tu re d th e 200
b u tte rfly in' 2:12.2 an d th e 200
in d iv id u al m edley in 2:12-8.
R e n d ah l stre a k e d hom e in th e
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T h e D evils host d efending
WAC cham p io n U tah a t 4 p.m.
J a n . 28.

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Devil Wrestlers Set To Battle
With New Mexico State Aggies
By MIKE H ELFN ER
T he S u n D evil w re stle rs play
host to N ew M exico S ta te to ­
m orrow n ig h t in a tu n e -u p
m atch fo r th e U ofA m e et a t
T ucson F rid a y aftern o o n .
T h e D evils, a n x io u s to com e
back fro m a n 18-15 loss to C al
P oly of S an L uis O bispo S a t­
urday, w ill m e et th e in v a d in g
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ported reco rd to date.
THE BIG m atch , th e one
Coach T ed B red eh o ft an d A S tate a re p o in tin g to, is th e
W ildcat m e et in T ucson. ASU
has n ev er w on a m a tch in 'B e a r
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In th e C al Poly m atch , ASU
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H ea v y w e ig h t C u rly Culp
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