Petty thefts may not be too
p revalent
local

crim e

o n-cam pus

T he

but

o ff-cam p u s

Is

the

pe m erchant. See page 2.
^

AIIZOHA

state

No. 44

The Election Boapd. afte r a 24-hour delay, announced last
night th a t Fred Reish and Dean M ousser will vie for the office
cf AS p resid en t in t-he general election n ex t W ednesday.

N ational
F oreign
L anguage
W eek beginirig M onday.

O ut of ap proxim ately 3.000 ballots cast. Fred Reish received
. 1.423, Dean M ousser 840 and M ike Mce a total of 752. the election'
tu rn o ut was about the same as last year, according to Kay M artens. Election B oard chairm an.

T he w ee k -lo n g prom otion
of f oreign languages in in ­
te rn a tio n a l com m unication is
sponsored by A lpha M u G am ­
m a, n atio n al h o n o rary for la n g ­
uage stu d en ts. .

C andidates elected in the p rim ary are Sam Linder, AS first
Vice president; Ju d y M eyer, AS secretary; Bob M cConnell, AMS
p resid en t; Stephen Klock. AMS secretary; M arty S tellhorn, AWS
p resid en t; K aren D arr, AWS activities vice president; Jan ice Q uil­
len, AWS secretary, and P atricia Topping, AWS tre a su re r.

D R. M A R Y J. B scudero, asso­
ciate professor of S panish, is
S outh w est reg io n al d irec to r and
U n iv ersity ch a irm an of the
w eek. S he said all activities
w ill be open to th e public.

W ednesday— 8:40 a.m ., LL
235, le ctu re by M rs. L uz M.
V arga? on “El d esarro llo de la
L engua E sp añ o la;” 12:40 p.m.,
LL 247, le c tu re by a w a rd - w in ­
nin g S p anish a rtis t Fancisco
Lopez B urgos on “L as B e lla s
E rtes;” 7:40 p.m ., M U 210, le c ­
tu re by D r. G re th on “M a n i­
festaciones A rtístic as del P u e b ­
lo M exicano.”
T h u rsd ay — 1:40 p.m., L L 242,
le c tu re by M rs. V argas on
“M alentendidos d el Idio m a;”
7:40 p.m ., M U 214, le c tu re by
D r. Q uino E. M artin ez on “M u ­
tu a l C om prehension.”
F rid a y — 11:40 a.m ., L L 227,
color slides an d le ctu re by E.
B e rn e ll M c ln tire on “B e rlin ;”
1:40 p.m ., L L 227, Soviet, m o ­
vie “N ikolai O stro v sk ii,” p r e ­
se n te d by D r. Couch.
S a tu rd a y — 8:00 a.m., L L 19,
H a rv a rd T e s t in g - P r o je c t of
sen io r lang u ag e m a jo rs co o rd i­
n a te d by D r. P a u l Lv L uenow .

ap­

Mousser, Reish
Tops in Primary,
Head fo r General

Two Soviet motion pic­
ture's end lectures by lang­
uage specialists from Spain,
France and the faculty will
ccmnriss the program for

T uesday— 9:40 a.m., LL -23Ô,
S oviet m ovie “M alchik S P a lch ik ,” p resen ted by D r. S a n ­
ford C. Couch.

page and

Friday, April

Films, Talks
Help Promote
Languages

M onday— 8:40 »a .m , L L 243,
le ctu re by D r. C arlos ,V. G reth
on “Jo se Z o rrilla y la cele­
b ratio n de ‘D on J a u n T enorio
en M exico;” 9:40 a.m., LL 243,
le c tu re by R icard o L. L an d e ira
on “M úsica de E sp añ a;’-’ 7:40
p.m ., M U 209, le c tu re by Jo rg e
G a n ste r of F ra n c e on “L ’econom ie de P a ris.”

editorial

pears in full on page 5.

UNIVERSITY

Vol. 46

D R . E S C U D E R O said events
fo r th e w eek include a la n g ­
uage ex h ib it in M atth ew s , L i­
b ra ry and th e follow ing le c ­
tures:

referendum

nesday’s ballot is argued on

on the increase, sa y s a T em -

C olorful posters by P u litz e r
p riz e -w in n in g ca rto o n ist B ruce
R ussell w ill a p p e a r on c a m ­
pus tod ay to publicize th e
w eek. T he m otto of th e posters
is “U n iv ersal K now ledge of the
W orld L anguages — the S a te l­
lite T h a t C ould L aunch a
G lobe.”

in itiative,

and recall question on W e d ­

S E N A T O R S E L E C T E D IN the p rim ary are:

R obert K cm pton and Lex M cGraw, off-cam pus men; B arbara
H eedum and M aryann M cGovern, off-cam pus women; Bob A cklen and Richard P arry , senior class; Jam es B rennan and Bruce
M axw ell, ju n io r class; Pam Del Duca and Jo h n Florez, sophomore
Ciass; Jo h n O hlfest and Bob Z inkhan, arch itectu re; W ally Farley,
business ad m in istratio n :

P R IM A R Y V IC T O R S — T he two rem aining A S presidential hope­
fu ls, Dean M ousser and Fred Reish, size each other up in p rep a ra ­
tion for the storm of general election campaigning. Reish w ill take
3-2 lead into the fin al election. Cam paigning starts Sunday.

Initiative Measure
To Appear on Ballot
T he S tu d e n t Senate- voted 20
5 y esterd ay to p lace th e in itia ive, re fe re n d u m
an d recall
m e asu re on W ednesda y ’s ge n e ral electio n ballo t.,
If ratifie d by a sim ple m ajo r­
ity vote of th e stu d e n t body and
signed by P re sid e n t D urham ,
the m e asu re w ill be added to

Lecture T ickets
R eady Today
S tu d e n ts h o ld in g th e C ele­
b rity series tick ets for the
A rth u r S ch lesin g er J r . lec­
tu r e m ay ex ch an g e coupons
for re se rv e seat tic k ets b e­
g in n in g today, acco rd in g to
Ron T aq u in , box office m a n ­
ager.
T icket ex ch an g es w ill co n ­
tin u e th ro u g h A p ril 14 a t th e
G am m ag e A u d ito riu m Box
O ffice.

th e A S C o n stitu tio n as its first
am en d th en t.
T H E IN IT IA T IV E s e c t i o n
w ould let stu d en ts .re q u est leg ­
islatio n upon p rese n tatio n of a
petitio n w ith sig n a tu res of 20
p er cent of th e electo rate.
T he referen d u m s e c t i o n
w ould p e rm it th e S en ate to
. su b m it legislation to th e stu d e n t
body for a vote.
T he recall section w ould a l­
low stu d en ts to schedule a r e ­
call by p rese n tin g a petition
w ith sig n a tu res of 25 p e r cent
of th e electorate.
A M A J O R IT Y of th e S e n a ­
to rs feel th e proposal has m erit
an d expect th e stu d e n t body
to .g iv e it anjfckay.
T h e m in o rity w hich voted
ag ain st th e m easu re also feel
th e re is som e m e rit in th e p ro ­
posed am en d m en t, b ut feel the
in itia tiv e section of it could
be m isused by p ressu re groups
to force u n p o p u la r legislation.

Students Perform ‘Figaro’ Tonight,
Tomorrow; Tickets Still Available
“T he M a rria g e of F ig a ro ” by
M ozart w ill be p erfo rm ed by
th e U n iv ersity P la y e rs an d the
L yric O p era T h e a te r tonight
an d S a tu rd a y in G am m age
A u d ito riu m a t 8:30.
T he p lot involves F ig aro an d
S usanna, se rv a n ts of C ount
A m aviva, w ho a r e to be m a r­
ried. M arcellin a, th e housejkeeper, is, in love w ith Figaro,

an d C herubino, a page, is in
love w ith S usanna.
T h e clast, in clu d in g a 24m em b er chorus and a 30-piece
o rch e stra, is u n d er th e su p e r­
vision of m usical d irec to r K en ­
n eth Seipp.
T ick ets a re still av ailab le,
an d m ay be reserv ed by calling
th e L yceum box office 966.3437. S tu d en t an d fac u lty tic k ­
ets a re $1 an d $1.50.

S haron B eeler and Ju d y Thomas w ere elected education sen ato is; T erry P hillips and K en W ayman, engineering science; Rob
A bram son, fine arts, and B arb ara Booth and K ath y F a rre r, nursing.
M ike C ahill and Bill H arris w ere elected AMS senators. C arc.lyn Bates and B erth a W illey w efe elected AWS senators.
T he Election B oard has asked the AS S uprem e C ourt to decide
who will be the second business ad m in istratio n senator. The
election code does n o t m ake it clear who is elected in th e case of
m ere th a n two w rite -in candidates fo r a vacancy. T h ere w ere 108
w rite -in candidates for this office,;and no w rite -in can d id ate had
a clear m ajority.
O F F I C E S T H A T W IL L B E decided in the general election n ex t W ednesday a r e :' A S. p resid e n t betw een Fred Reish and Dean
M ousser: AS ad m in istra tiv e vice president, Max Goodrich and
A lan W arne; AS activities vice president, Linda O akley an d M ichjael Vivion; AMS~yice president, Fred L oeteher and Jo h n M um ferd, and liberal ¡¡rAp senators. C harles Wise, Bill Sage, M ike Riggs
and Lynn Hendricks». .

T h e 24-hour delay in obtaining the resu lts was caused by an
unex p lain ed problem in scheduling at the Salt R iver P roject Cofhn u te r C enter.
T H E B A L L O T S F I R S T h ad to be processed by Salt R iver P ro ­
je ct com puters before they could be counted by the ASU d ata p ro ­
cessing.,.center.

F u rth e r delay was caused by incorrectly m arked ballots which
had to be hand sorted by th e Election Board.
N am es

in

Primary Election Vote Count
bold

have

been

elected

in

p rim a ry

b a llo tin g

F IR S T V IC E P R E S ID E N T
O F F -C A M P U S W O M E N S E N A T O R S
Sam L in d e r
2363
B a rb a ra H eedum
#
239
M a rya n n
M cG o ve rn *
259
A S A D M IN . V I C E P R E S I D E N T
M ax G o o d ric h
833
S E N IO R C L A S S S E N A T O R S
A la n W a rn e
718
Bob
A c k le n
431
M elin d a C o c k rill
595
R ic h a rd T . P a rry
1 435
J o n E la m
378
J U N IO R C L A S S S E N A T O R S
C a ro l M cP h e rso n
337
Jam es R. B re n n a n
502
A S A C T I V . V I C E P R E S ID E N T
B ru ce E. M axw e ll
478
L in d a O a k le y
1275
SO PH O M O RE C L A S S S E N A T O R S
M ich a e l V ivion
952
Pam Del D uca
528
M ike H e ifn e r ,
596
Jo hn F lo re z
569
AS SECRETARY
T e rr y F o r s b e rg
444
J u d y M eyer
1765
G e o rg e M. P b ilp o tt
334
J u d y O rm s b y
1134
A R C H IT E C T U R E S E N A T O R S
A M S P R E S ID E N T
Jo hn O h lfe st
222
Bob M cC o nne ll
885
Bob Z in k h a n
83
T ed M arse lla
621
A M S V IC E P R E S ID E N T
W a lly F a rle y
390
F r e d L o e ts c h e r
592
E D U C A T IO N
SEN ATO RS
J o h n M u m fo rd
Sh aron Be e le r
444
437
K im M oody
J u d ith Lee T h o m as
327
499
D e n n is M cC u lley
342
- AM S SE C R E TA R Y
1127
T e r r y P h illip s
136
AM S TR EA SU R ER
K e n W aym an
133
Steve L arse n
......
1136
S u s a n L o u ise L a k in
102
A W S P R E S ID E N T
F IN E A R T S S E N A T O R
M arty S tellhorn ....
Rob A bram so n
737
M a rti V ojitko .
566
L IB E R A L A R T S S E N A T O R
C
h arle s' W ise
393
A W S E X E C . V IC E P R E S ID E N T
B ill S age
G eneen R ich a rd so n ............................... 1175
347
L y n n H e n d ric k s
345
A W S A C T IV . V IC E P R E S ID E N T
M ic h a e l T. R iggs
342
K a re n D a r r
.............................
541
L o u is T. G a llu c c i
174
B a r b a r a J . J e n k in s . . . . . . .
603
N U R S IN G S E N A T O R S
AW S SECR ETA R Y *
B a rb a ra Booth
71
J a n ic e Q u ille n ...... .............
K a rth y F a rr e r
1126
73
AM S SEN ATO RS
AW S TREASU RER
M ichael C a h ill
P a tric ia H. T o p p in g ..........
858
771
B ill H a rris
L e s ta ,L. W illia m s ....
713
477
D on T h o m as
559
O F F -C A M P U S M E N S E N A T O R S
A
W
S
S
E
N
A
T
O
R
S
R ob ert K e m p t o n ..................................
572 C a ro ly n Bates .........
1050
L e x M c G ra w ........................................
428B e rth a W i ll e y ..................
715

Page 2

STATE PRESS

Friday, April 2, 1965

Petty Thievery Plagues Campus Drug;
Few Cases Reported to Dean’s Office
P e tty th ie v ery and shoplifting
on cam pus “a re n ’t p re v a le n t
enough to w orry ab o u t,” a c ­
cording to C am pus S ecu rity and
th e assistan t dean of m en. B ut
to C am pus D ru g ’s P ete F um usa,
it is an in c reasin g problem .

F u m u sa rep o rted “a defin ite
in c re a se ” in sh o p liftin g th is
sem ester. H e could o ffe r-m o
estim ate of losses. F um usa,
o w n er of the sto re a t 8th St. and
College A venue, b lam ed m uch
of th e in crease oh crow ded

conditions in th e store. H e said
th e situ atio n should im prove
n e x t fall w h en h e m oves • to a
la rg e r building.
R ussel B loyer, assista n t dean
of m en, said only “h a lf a doz­
en cases” of stu d e n t shoplifting
h av e been re p o rte d to his office.
H e said d isc ip lin ary action in
each case am o u n ted to “in fo rm ­
al office p ro b atio n — n o t a
m a tte r of p e rm a n e n t rec o rd .”
B loyer said co u rt action brin g s
ab o u t a $100 fine.

Orchesis’ Annual Concert Uses
Movement to Describe Emotions
O rchesis, m odern d an ce h o n ­
orary, w ill present' its an n u a l
concert a t 8:15 p.m . A pril 12
and 13 in G am m age A u d ito r­
ium .
T he pro g ram fe a tu re s v a ria ­
tions of m an y em otions d e sc rib -

Construction on
In du strial Annex
Now Under W ay
C onstruction on a $145,602
In d u stria l Design Technology
A nnex B uilding began this
week.
Jo h n R. Ellingson, d irecto r
of the P hysical P lant, said the
tw o -sto ry building w ill serve
as a la b o rato ry for aero n au tic al
studies. T he new an n ex w ill be
ju st n o rth of the In d u stria l D e­
sign and Technology B uilding.
Low bidder for the p ro ject
w as A rm strong C onstruction
Co. of P hoenix. T he building
is expected to be com pleted by
Aug. 1.
W ork on an electrical conduit
for electric service to cam pus
also began this week.
Ellingson said the conduit
will provide p rim a ry service
and em erg en cy , feeder service
for the ce n tral heatin g and
cooling plant.
C orban D ykes E lectrical Co.,
P hoenix, was low bidder on the
$41,493 project.

ed by body m ovem ents.
“S U P P R E S S E D D e l i g h t , ”
“T he P o w er of F a te ” and
“M oods for P icasso” lead to the
special p erfo rm an ce of th e e v e ­
ning, “W om en and D estiny,”
ch o reographed
by
M arg aret
Gisolo, associate professor of
physical ed ucation an d spon­
sor.
O rchesis w as form ed as a
club h ere in 1953. M iss Gisolo
assum ed sponsorship in 1955.
“M odern
dance is a fre e r
form th a n b allet,” she said,
“because th e re a re no lim its to
w h at one can do w ith his body.
B allet has sta n d a rd m ovem ents
th a t a re only v arie d in th eir
progression an d th e d an c er’s
ability to p e rfe c t th e m .”
M RS. M A R G A R E T D es J a r din, p ian o acco m p an ist fo r th e
group, has com posed an d p la y ­
ed for all O rchesis p e rfo rm ­
ances and also fo r th e dance
classes th a t w ere b ein g ta u g h t
before th e o rg an izatio n w as
form ed.
O rchesis also sponsors a
w orkshop ev e ry fa ll w ith guest
le ctu rers and p erfo rm ers w ho
give stu d en ts n ew concepts of
dance.

B icycle th e fts n u m b e r ab o u t
fo u r a w eek, S ecu rity D irector
Jo h n B. D u ffy said. H e added
th a t in m ost cases th e bicycles
a re “b o rro w ed ” fo r a rid e across
cam pus an d a re soon recovered.
Stolen books often tu rn up
w hen th ey a re resold to book
stores. J a c k S hultz, assista n t
m an ag er of th e U n iv ersity
B ookstore, said stu d e n ts’ books
can u su ally be tra c e d upon r e ­
selling.

Guest Lecturer to Discuss
Psychology, Liberal Arts
“P sychology in th e L ib e ra l
A rts C u rric u lu m ” w ill be th e
topic of a le c tu re by D r. W il­
liam A. H u n t, ch a irm an of th e
psychology
d e p a rtm e n t
of
N o rth w e ste rn
U n iv ersity ,
at
3:30 p.m. to d ay in SS 335. T he
le ctu re is fre e an d open to s tu ­
d en ts an d faculty.

L Y R I C O P E R A — “T he M arriage of Figaro,” com ic opera by Mo­
zart, w ill be presented by an all student cast, orchestra-and chorus
here by U n iv e rsity 'P la y e rs and L y ric Opera Theatre, at 8:30 p.m.
in Gam m age Auditorium tonight and tom orrow . H ere, from left,
V ick y Bond., as the Countess, and M ary Beth Am es, as Susanna,
are a rtific ia lly polite to each other w h ile harboring anim osity.

C h em istry P ro f Joins F a cu lty
D r. G eorge R. P e ttit, as­
sociate pro fesso r of ch em istry
a t th e U n iv ersity of M aine
since 1961, jo in ed th e facu lty
y esterd ay as p ro fesso r of ch em ­
istry , according to P re sid e n t
D urham .
T he n ew professor, w ho w as

an assista n t p ro fe sso r of ch em ­
istry a t th e U n iv e rsity of M aine
fro m 1957 to 1961, receiv ed a
b ach elo r of science d eg ree from
'W ashington S ta te U n iv ersity
an d m a ste r of science a n d doc­
to r of philo so p h y degrees in
ch e m istry from W ayne S tate
U n iv ersity .

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Page 3

STUDENTS COULD HELP -

Traffic (Study Head
Wants Campus Site
By K E N N Y N EU N D O R F

| .Phoenix may become a big city with only minor
traffic problems, and ASU may play a part in making it

John Gary,
Hank Mancini
In Gammage
Tw o special P h o en ix

S ym ­

phony O rc h estra Pops C oncerts

C. R. Brady, manager of the Valley Area Traffic and
transportation Study located just north of campus on
College A venue, said h e w ould
lik e to m ove S tu d y h e a d q u a rt­
ers to som e place on cam pus,
possibly th e old E n gineering
C enter.
T h e study, w h ich is com pil­
ing in fo rm atio n on V alley tr a f ­
fic an d p red ic tin g fu tu re needs,
w ould use s tu d e n t p a rt-tim e
help if m oved an d possibly
m ig h t u tilize fa c u lty advice and
th e co m p u ter facilities.
T he re se a rc h of th e p ro ­
g ra m includes all m ean s of
m oving peo p le „ a n d goods —
tra in s, planes, ca rs an d trucks.
T o m ak e th e S tu d y com plete,
B ra d y said, popu latio n fo re ­
casts an d p red ic tio n s of th e
lan d use and econom ic situ atio n
m u st be know n.
A ll of th ese facto rs w ill be
ta k e n in to account w h en the
a c tu a l p la n n in g fo r th e V al­
le y ’s fu tu re tra n sp o rta tio n sy s­
tem s ta k e place.

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1-------- —— ------------

Wind Musicians
To Perform in
Concert Tonight

in G am m age A u d ito riu m

w ill

fe a tu re sin g er Jo h n G ary , M ay
4 an d co m p o ser-p erfo rm er H e n ­
ry M ancini, M ay 18.
T he concerts, w hich a re not
p a rt of th e C eleb rity or F ine
A rts series, w ill begin a t 8:30
p.m.

A co n cert by th e D anzi W ood­
G ary is consid ered a top sing­
w in d Q u in tet, acclaim ed by
e r an d is n oted fo r his ex tre m e
critics as “th e fin est w ind gro u p
vocal ran g e. M ancini, a p ian ist
in th e w o rld ,” w ill b e g iven a t
an d flu tist, w ill p erfo rm as.
8:15 p.m . to d ay in th e M U b a ll­
room .
^ ^ g u e s t co n d u cto r of th e P h o en ix
S ym phony P ops O rchestra.
$j)n to u r in th e U nited S tates
for "‘th e firs t tim e, th e group,
form ed by flu tist F ra n s V ester,
first p erfo rm ed a t th e H olland
M usic F e stiv a l in 1958.
T h e Q u in te t is m ad e u p of
“firs t c h a irm e n ” of th e A m ste r­
d am C oncert O rc h estra and
T he N eth e rlan d s O p era O rch es­
tra.
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STATE PRESS

Friday, April 2, 1965

two views on the question
BESIDES ELECTING those who will con­ tain legislation on issues when present
stitute this fall’s student government, the methods are unresponsive. Students do not
electorate must decide this Wednesday on realize how easy it is to get .legislation be­
the question of initiative, referendum and fore the Student Senate. All of the sena­
recall. The full text of the proposed amend­ tors are more than willing to bring any le­
ment to the AS Constitution appears op­ gislation before the Senate for considera­
“ So I ask ed him , ’Is it a n y of m y b u s­
“ T h is n u t w alk ed up to me y esterd ay
posite this page. Two interpretations fol­ tion. Student Senate committees investi­ an
iness?’ He an sw ere d , ’It’s ev ery m a n ’s
'A nd w h a t p a rt are you do*
gate the merits of all bills considered. Stu­ ingd said,
low:
resp o n sib ility to ca st o ff th e shackles
in th e g reat question of civil
of self in te re st an d w o rk fo r th e b e t­
lib erties?’ ’’
dent opinion and administrative guidance
te rm e n t of m a n k in d .’ ”
A VIEW FOR
is what influences the committees, not the
The initiative, referendum and recall is greed of pressure groups. Legislation must
a major step by the Student Senate to open be thoroughly investigated before being
new avenues for students to express a submitted to the president of the Univer­
more active voice in their own government. sity for his signature.
The initiative gives the student body the
Referendum puts the vote to Associated
right to petition the Senate for specific le­ Students, but will all of the Associated
*
gislation. The referendum provides an op­ Students vote? No. There is no better votportunity for the senators to refer to the ter representation than a Student Senate,
students any proposed legislation that is which is not subject to organized groups
considered. In the recall provision the stu­ voting on whim. It is the duty and respondent body may, through a special election, sibility <pf the Student Senate to vote on le­
“ A nd th e n th is .nut goes on to explain
“ So I told him , I’m in a big h u rry
remove any elected officer with a two- gislation. That is what you elected them
how it’s ev ery o n e’s d u ty and o b lig a­
an d q u estio n s of h u m a n ity j u s t d o n ’t
thirds majority of votes, cast.
to do. They should not pass this back on
tio n to th e ir fellow m an to ta k e an
concern me an d th a t I w e n t to th e
activ e role in in te re st in q u estions
b est m ovie ev er, 'T he G reatest Story
the
students.
w h ich affe ct all of h u m a n ity .’’
E ver T old.’ G re a t flick, ju s t great.
The purpose of the amendment is to in­
L et me tell y o u ab o u t it. . .’’
Recall is a very serious weapon-to be
sure that student government belongs to
the students'. For, just as people make mis­ used against an individual. The Student
takes, student government makes mis­ Senate at Arizona State University has the
takes. With initiative, referendum and re­ power to remove any ASASU officer by
call, we are insured that if the need ever power of judicial review of any articles of
arises, the ability to act will still be in the impeachment. Petitions and special elec­
tions are cumbersome and unnecessary.
hands of the students.
EDITOR: I w ould lik e to co n ­
B. T hom as,” e v id en tly w an ts to
Sam Linder
This article will be of interest only dur­ g ra tu la te you on th e firs t piece voice h is an tag o n ism s w ith o u t
AS First Vice President-elect ing this election. If passed, it will never be o f responsible jo u rn alism on
accepting resp o n sib ility fo r his
used. It-is duplication of what already ex­ R alph L e v itt’s ap p e aran c e at vicious
A VIEW AGAINST
in nuendoes.
ists and easier and quicker ways now exist
M ike R akow
What is the gain? Initiative, referendum to do everything specified in this editorial. ASU. A lthough w e stro n g ly dis­
ag ree w ith L e v itt’s ideas on a
P re sid en t
and recall, are academic, in nature and will
Richard Brown
v io len t social revolution, w e do
Y oung D em ocrats
add nothing to the present operation of
feel th a t he has th e rig h t to be
Robert Barnes
W e are tr u ly so rry about th is.
Associated Students.
F r a n k ly , our policy has been too
Initiative is supposed to be a way to ob­
Graduate Senators heard.

readers write

In th e sam e issue o f th e S tate
P ress, th e re w as a le tte r to th e
ed ito r o bjecting to L e v itt’s a p ­
p earan ce, an d q u estio n in g th e
m otives of officers of th e Y pung
D em ocrats. T h e in d iv id u al th a t
w ro te th e le tte r claim ed to be a
m em ber of th e Y oung D em o­
crats.
C hecking o u r ow n records, w e
find n o such perso n in o u r o r­
ganization, an d th e U niversity
has no such stu d en t enrolled.
This anonym ous person, “Jam es

Saga Foods defended
This may be almost treasonable, but a drink and a dessert, costs from about $1
from here it seems time to revise one of to $1.25.
A meal ticket costs about $2 a day and
ASU’s more hallowed traditions—that of
the holder gets to eat as much as he wants
cussing the cafeterias.
three times a day. Seconds are unlimited,
Not that there’s been a lot of it lately, except Thursday evenings, when a 6-8 oz.
but there has been some. And much of it steak is served.
seems pretty baseless. What it boils down
Quality as well as quantity is stressed,
to is that Saga Food Service doesn’t cook according
to staff members, and only the
like mother used to. And, of course, it best of foods
are purchased. Their prepara­
doesn’t'.
tion is carefully controlled., “Gloppy”
But mother didn’t, or. doesn’t have sev­ dishes, such as creamed chipped beef on
eral thousand people to feed every meaL/' toast of armed services fame, are notice­
and the Saga people do. The fact that theV ably absent. So are watery vegetables,
do as well as they do so inexpensively\ Timp salad greens, cremated meats and pe­
seems a matter for praise, rather than 1trified fish.
blame.’
When. 4,000 people are involved, there
No restaurant in the Valley offers com­ are bound to be differences that can’t be
parable meals1at anywhere near competi­ reconciled in any kind of operation. How­
tive prices. A la carte, a meal consisting of ever, Saga seems to be doing a fair job of
a large salad, two vegetables, an entree, trying.
Norman Nicolet
frankly sp eakin g ---------------- ——----------- ------ --------- —

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--------------------:-------------- ------------------------------------------------------ by frank ducceschi

_For the past few weeks the Alumni As­
sociation has been mailing its members a
pliable, plastic record entitled “Sounds of
the Campus.” The recording, narrated by
Steve Allen, a former ASU student him­
self, is a presentation of the highlights of
the fall semester.
Sounds of the College Bowl team, Vonda
Kay Van Dyke, Gammage Auditorium
and other aspects of campus life were in­
cluded in the recording. The theme of the
record, of course, was give a little to the
institution which has produced such fine
things as a Miss America, a building which
is fast becoming the cultural center of the
Valley and a generous and educated
alumni. .
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The men of Haigler Hall no longer hold
tt'â 'ï'A 'A ) ¿IMMUiT

the marathon basketball record. The Haig­
ler Hall cagers lost the record recently
when a Midwest squad played for 27 hours
straight, 10 hours longer than the old re­
cord. Haigler Hall set the 17-hour record
Feb. 26 on the courts behind the hall.
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G G A parking lot enforcement near

EDITOR: W here is C am pus Se-'
curity? I t has been brought to
our atte n tio n as w e p a rk our
car in th e m ornings th a t certain
stu d en ts are n ot p ark in g in th e
m a rk e d -o ff p a rk in g slots in
G am m age A uditorium p ark in g
lot. A re these stu d e n ts so blind
th a t th ey a re not a w a re of the
lines d raw n on th e asphalt?
We w onder if C am pus S ecu r­
ity p atro ls this are a. M any s tu ­
dents a rriv e in th e m orning
an d p a rk w here th ey feel like
p ark in g and a re n o t given p a rk -

— •— --------

'Sounds of Campus'

*

Three AS presidential candidates (no
names mentioned) have been mumbling to
themselves about how their campaign
posters have been mysteriously defaced
and tom down. To relieve them of any
worry, none of their fellow candidates
seems to be responsible for the foul deeds.
Last night while distributing the April
Fool’s issue of the State Press, we were for­
tunate enough to observe a couple of stu­
dents (none appeared to be candidates)
destroying campaign material and Uni­
versity property.
L ..............SaidOM AIG HO

lax in the past. If a w rite r
doesn’t have enough guts to
h a ve h is nam e appear after
h is letter, w e w ill p rin t “ N am e
W ithheld .” From now on w e
w ill h a ve to check a ll nam es for
accuracy and reject all others.
A L L letters must be signed in a
w ritten signature with the a u ­
th or’s address and telephone
num ber. L etters m ust be in b e­
fore noon T u esd ay for W ed n es­
day’s paper and 12 T h u rsd a y
fo r F r id a y ’s.
— Ed.

ED ITO R: T he p a rk in g a re a at
G am m age A u d ito riu m p rese n ts
a u n iq u e situ atio n as to p a rk in g
control. T h ere is n o p rec ed en t
to set uip p ro ced u res of a h a rd
an d fa st n a tu re du e to th is sit­
uatio n . B ecause of th is and b e­
cause of th e fac t th a t th ese lots
h av e b een open to stu d e n ts for
only a few m onths, C am pus S e­
c u rity h as recognized th e fac t
th a t a ll stu d e n ts a re n o t ab le to
fu lly co m p reh en d th e p a rk in g
m echanics a t th e a u d ito riu m as
th e y do in o th e r lots. C itations
a re n o t issued in th e a u d ito r­
iu m lot w h en it a p p e ars th a t

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in g citatio n s. T h e au to s block
th e d riv ew ay s w h ere o th ers
m u st e x it /a n d e n te r a n d th e y
c re ate a rea l hazard. Could
som ething co n stru ctiv e be done
ab o u t th is problem ? As com ­
m u tin g stu d e n ts w e feel th a t it
ce rtain ly w a rra n ts th e serious
co n sid eratio n of C am pus S ecu r­
ity.
.
Tom Welch
Roger Collinson
B a rry B u m g arn er
Bill S chnakenberg
Ja m e s Bow ers
*
th e d riv e r of th e vehicle m ay
h av e b een co n fu sed d u e to th e
la y o u t of th e lots, th e u n u sed
ty p e of strip in g an d o th e r fa c ­
to rs in th o se p a rtic u la r lots.
A s soon as i t a p p e ars th a t th e
lo ts h av e been u sed su fficien tly
long en o u g h to m a k e it a p p e a r
re a so n a b le th a t stu d e n ts h av e
becom e ac q u ain ted w ith th e
p e c u lia r situ atio n in
th ese
p a rk in g areas, e n fo rce m en t w ill
becom e as fo rc efu l as it is
elsew h e re on cam pus.
J o h n B. D u ffy
D irecto r, C am p u s S ecu rity

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Editor-in-chief---- JOHN K E N P A L L
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Friday, April 2, 1965

STATE PRESS
STUDENT ASSISTANT CLASSES -

Initiative, Referendum
R ecall Amendment

Coeds Train for Round-the-clock Work
By D O R R IT C O X

T his is, in full, th e in itiativ e,
re fe re n d u m an d rec all a m e n d ­
m e n t to th e A S C onstitution, as
ap p ro v ed b y th e S enate. T he
proposed am e n d m e n t w ill be
on th e b allo t in ‘th e g en e ral
election W ednesday.

A 2 4 -h o u r a day job — such
seem s to be th e resp o n sib ility
o f s tu d e n t assistan ts in th e
w o m en ’s resid e n ce halls.
F o r th e se coeds h ired to be
stu d e n t assista n ts h av e v aried
resp o n sib ilities ra n g in g fro m
locking an d u n lo ck in g doors,
listen in g to p erso n al problem s,
to p ro m o tin g u n ity w ith in th e
hall.

a n y e le c te d o ff ic e r o f th e A ss o c ia te d
S tu d e n ts o f A jSU.
B . p i e p e titio n (s) s h a ll c o n ta in a
s p e c ific s ta t e m e n t e n u m e r a tin g th e
g ro u n d s f o r re m o v a l of th e o ffic e r.
D . T h e p e titio n (s) s h a ll b e p re s e n te d
to th e S e n a te , w h ic h s h a ll c a ll a
s p e c ia l e le c tio n , n o t m o re th a n fif te e n
(15) d a y s, n o r le ss th a n s e v e n (7)
fo llo w in g r e c e ip t o f th e p e titio n is).
D . A tw o - th ir d s m a jo r ity o f a ll
v o te s o a st s h a ll c o n s titu te a le g a l
re q a ll.

A R T IC L E IX
I n itia tiv e , R e f e r e n d u m a n d R e c a ll
S e c tio n 1 . T h e A ss o c ia te d S tu d e n ts
o f A riz o n a S ta te U n iv e rs ity s h a ll b e
g r a n te d t h e r ig h t o f le g a l in itia tiv e .
A . A n y m e m b e r(s ) o f A S A S U m a y .
u p o n th e p re s e n ta tiio n to th e S tu d e n t
S e n a te o f a n in itia tiv e p e titio n b e a r ­
in g th e s ig n a tu re s o f 2 0 # o f th e A s­
s o c ia te d S tu d e n ts r e q u e s t sp e c ific le ­
g is la tio n u p o n a n y m a tte r w ith in th e
a u th o r ity o f t h e ‘A ss o c ia te d S tu d e n ts .
B. U p o n r e c e i p t o f th e p e titio n , th e
A d an ce sym posium , fo r all
S tu d e n t S e n a te s h a ll e ith e r e n a c t o r
those in te re ste d in te ach in g
r e je c t t h e p ro p o s e d le g is la tio n w ith ­
in tw e n ty - o n e (21) d a y s fr o m its p r e ­
c re ativ e d an ce to ch ild ren , w ill
s e n ta tio n to s a id b o d y .
C. If th e p ro p o s e d le g is la tio n is r e ­
be o ffered th is su m m er.
je c te d , i t sihall b e re s o lv e d b y a s p e c ­
ia l e le c tio n .
G u est in s tru c to r w ill be V ir­
1- T h e e le c tio n s h a ll b e h e ld w ith in
th ir ty - f iv e (35) d a y s o f th e p r e s e n ta ­
g in ia T an n e r, d ire c to r of c re a ­
tio n o f th e p e titio n t o th e S tu d e n t
tiv e dance a t th e U n iv ersity of
S e n a te .
2. A m a jo r ity o f a ll v o te s c a s t s h a ll
U tah , n a tio n a lly k n o w n in th e
b e r e q u ir e d f o r p a ssa g e.
3. T h e p ro p o s e d le g is la tio n m u s t b e
field of cre a tiv e d an ce fori ch il­
a p p ro v e d b y a m a jo r ity o f th e voters',
dren .
a n d m u s t re c e iv e th e s ig n a tu r e of
th e P r e s id e n t o f th e U n iv e rs ity to b e
e n a c te d .
. ,,
M a rg a re t G isolo, associate
S e c tio n 2. T h e A ss o c ia te d S t u d e n t s *
pro fesso r of h ea lth , ph y sical
o f A riz o n a S ta te U n iv e rs ity s h a ll b e
g r a n te d th e r i g h t o f r e fe re n d u m .
ed u catio n a n d rec re atio n , w ho
A . T h e S tu d e n t S e n a te , b y a % v o te
w ill be in ch a rg e of th e p r e ­
a n d u p o n tw e n ty - o n e (21) d a y n o tic e ,
m a y s u b m it any. p ro p o s e d le g is la tio n
to th e A s s o c ia te d S tu d e n ts fo r a v o te . ' session, n o n -c re d it course, su g ­
B . A m a jo r ity o f a ll v o te s c a s t
gested th a t e le m e n ta ry teach ers,
s h a ll b e r e q u ir e d f o r p a ss a g e o f th e
U n iv ersity
stu d en ts,
p riv a te
p re p o s e d le g is la tio n .
C. T h e p ro p o s e d le g is la tio n s h a ll b e
dance studio te a c h e rs an d o th ­
a p p ro v e d b y a m a jo r ity o f th e v o te rs ,
a n d m u s t re c e iv e th e S ig n a tu re o f th e
ers in te re ste d in c re ativ e d an ce
P r e s id e n t o f th e U n iv e rs ity to b e
e n a c te d .
fo r ch ild ren re se rv e th e w eek
S e c tio n 3. T h e A ss o c ia te d S tu d e n ts
of J u n e 7-11 fo r th e sym posium .
o f A riz o n a S ta te U n iv e rs ity s h a ll b e
g r a n te d t h e n ig h t o f re c a ll.
A . A n y m e m b e r (s) o f th e A ss o c ia t­
e d S tu d e n ts m a y , u p o n p r e s e n ta tio n o f
a p e titio n b e a r in g th e S ig n a tu re o f
2 5 # o f th e q u a lifie d e le c to r a te , in it■iate a s p e c ia l e le c tio n f o r th e re c a ll o f

Dance Teaching
Symposium Set

B E F O R E T H E coeds a re co n ­
sid ered fo r th e job, th e y v o lu n ­
te e r to a tte n d special classes.
T his sp rin g th re e classes a re
being ta u g h t by M rs. C. E.
F ah rio n , co u n selo r office of th e
associate dean, an d K ay H oover,
P V E ast a d m in istra tiv e a ssist­
ant.
“T H IS IS th e th ird sp rin g w e

h av e h ad th is e x p e rim en tal
g ro u p ,” said M rs. F ah rio n . “We
a re p leased w ith th e re su lts.”
P u rp o se o f th e classés is to a c ­
q u a in t coeds w ith th e job. •
“T h e m a in ch a racteristics w e
a re looking fo r a re resp o n sib ili­
ty and th e ab ility to w o rk w ith
o th e rs,” ad d ed M rs. F ah rio n .
“T h e coeds should also be able
1 to organize th e ir ow n tim e w ell
an d m u st h a v e a 2.5 g rad e
averag e. M an y people d epend
on th em .”
BEFO RE

THE

classes

o v er M ay b, each coed w ill a s­
sess h e r q u alificatio n s for th e
job.
“I t ’s v ital th a t th e assistan ts
k now th e ir ow n rea ctio n s an d
lim itatio n s befo re w o rk in g w ith
o th e rs.” said M rs. F ah rio n .
A p erso n ality ch eck list given
to v o lu n te ers ad d s to th is p a r t
of th e p ro g ram . I t is follow ed
by an in te rv ie w w ith one of the
in stru cto rs.
P ro b lem s such as neg ativ e
attitu d e s, a p a th y an d p ilferin g
a re stu d ied in a n o th e r session.

Grant Supports
Fungi Research
■D r. W illiam T. N orthey, p ro ­
fessor of m icrobiology, an d
C apt. E ileen D upont, a g ra d u ­
ate stu d e n t u n d e r 'A F IT , w ill
stu d y atm o sp h eric fungi u n d er
a $500 rese arch g ra n t from th e
M in n eap o lis-H o n ey w ell R egu­
la to r Co.
T he rese arch e rs w ill study
th e effectiveness o f ^ e v a p o ra tiv e coolers, a ir conditioning
an d electro n ic a ir filte rs in
“clean sin g ” th e a ir of a lle rg y p ro d u cin g fungi.

“ F A M IL Y
PRO BLEM S
are
common
am ong fre sh m a n
w om en,” M rs. F ah rio n contin­
ued. “T he p ro g ra m dev o tes tim e
to th is and o th e r p ro b lem s of
ad a p tin g fre sh m e n to college
life.”

P an els of stu d e n t assistan ts
a tte n d tw o sessions. T hey e x ­
p lain ed th e ir job th e firs t tim e
an d an sw ered tra in e e s ’ q u e s­
tions at th e second m eeting.
A p an el of head resid e n ts a t ­
ten d ed an o th e r session to r e ­
la te w h at th ey ex p ect of th e ir
assistants.
O F 100 reg istered for th e
classes this y ear, 80 coeds a re
still atten d in g . A bout 40 stu d e n t
assistan ts a re h ired each y ear.
E ach v o lu n te er , subm its an
app licatio n b lan k an d th re e
recom m endations. S he is in te r ­
view ed by tw o head resid en ts.
D ean Nichols, associate d ean of
stu d en ts, h ires th e coeds on th e
recom m endations of th e head
resid en ts. A ll m u st h av e at
least sophom ore standing.
T rain in g is con tin u ed in th e
fall w hen th e assista n ts atten d
th e r e s id e n c e , h all w orkshop.
They also w o rk w ith th e ir ow n
head resid en ts before th e se­
m ester ends.

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R egulations: F or ASU students,
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classifieds, su b m it to th e S tate
P ress office in person. D eadline is
Monday noon fo r W ednesday issue
an d W ednesday noon for F ri­
day issue. R ates: T h ree cents per
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STATE PRESS
RETIRING SO O N -

Four Accounting Students
Awarded CPA Stipends

Banquet to Honor Librarian

F o u r A ccounting m ajors for th e cu rren t, sem ester
have been aw arded scholarships by the A rizona Society of
C ertified P ublic A ccountants E ducational Foundation.
They are jiin io r “D o n a ld R. M orrison,' senior P au l E.
Rife, scnier Jc h n A. S choecraft and ju n io r R obert R. Short.
A ccording

to

Dr.

W illiam

H uizingh, A ccounting D e p a rt­
m en t

chairm an ,

th e

sc h o lar­

sh ip s are aw ard ed to ju n io r or
senior
accounting
stu d en ts
show ing o u tstan d in g scholastic
achievem ent, and to stu d en ts
show ing financial need.
S cholarship funds a re o b ­
tained through co ntributions

D orothy Robinson, lib ra ria n
at P ay n e T ra in in g School, w ill
be honored a t a re tire m e n t
d in n e r by frie n d s an d col­
leagues in th e College of E d u ­
cation M ay 21.
M iss R obinson, a n ativ e A ri-

from certified public a c co u n t­
an ts in A rizona.
T h e fo u n d a tio n .. gives $500
each sem ester to th e A cco u n t­
ing D ep artm en t, w hich is d iv id ­
ed into four $125 scholarships.
T his w ill be th e th ird y ea r the
A rizona Society ■ of C ertified
P ublic A ccountants E d u catio n ­
al F ou n d atio n has given schol­
arsh ip m oney to tjie A ccounting
D ep artm en t.

In terest

in

the

zonan, jo in ed th e facu lty in
1927 as fifth g rad e teach er at
P ay n e an d has served as the li­
b ra ria n since 1953. She will r e ­
tire at th e end of th is school
year.
F ew facu lty m em b ers are as
th o ro u g h ly
steeped
in
the
sta te ’s and U n iv ersity ’s history
and trad itio n as Miss R obinson,
according to Dr. Ja m es J . J e ­
linek, assista n t dean, College
of E ducation. Dr. Je lin e k heads

THE

th e d in n e r com m ittee.
A n accom plished au th o r, Miss
R obinson h as w ritte n sev eral
books ab o u t A rizona fo r e le ­
m e n tary school students.
T h ree now
b ein g used in
p u b lic schools are: “A rizona for
Boys and G irls,” “T he M aking
of A rizo n a” an d “G eographical
B ackground of A rizona.”
She also w ro te th e article
on A rizona in th e B rita n n ic a
ju n io r encyclopedia.

BEEF HOUSE
Chares Broiled Steaks

University Receives Grant to Study
The Salesman’s Role in Marketing
T he M a rk e tin g Science I n ­
s titu te has aw arded th e U ni. v ersity a $1,877 g ran t to d e ­
te rm in e the answ ers to two
qu estio n s concerning selling.
T he questions a re w h eth er
ad v e rtisin g does the jo b sales­
m en did around th e tu rn of the
ce n tu ry , and w h eth e r tod ay ’s
salesm an is sim ply doing w hat
can 't be done by autom ation or
ad v e rtisin g or other m eans.
D R. W IL L IA M
S. P eters,
professor of general business
adm in istratio n , w ill conduct
the research.
He will study "T he Role of
P ersonal Selling in M a rk e tin g ”
h ere and this sum m er, in P h il­
adelphia, h e a d q u a rte rs of the
, in stitu te, w hich is supported by
som e of the n atio n ’s leading
com panies. H e expects to com ­
plete his study by Ju n e , 1966.
w h at role th e salesm an h a s ,j a
m a rk e tin g consum er and in ­
d u stria l products.
H e w ill develop a classifica­
tion of selling
situ atio n s in
seeking, he said, “to discover
th e m eans to com pare and
ev a lu a te th e role of selling in
a variety of m a rk e tin g s itu a ­
tions.”
H E W ILL" conduct in terv iew s
and intensive case studies of
the selling function in business
firm s. •

Friday, April 2, 1965

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Sirloin

salesm an ’s

Vi Chicken

$1.18 ★ S h ish k e b a b $1.50
★ King Size
Pork Chops $1.15
Hamburger
55c

fate was stim u lated by E. B.

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W eiss’ book, “T he V anishing
S alesm an ,” Dr. P ete rs indicated.

D inners 'nclude Baked Potato, Tossed G reen Salad , Choice of
Dressing and G a rlic Bread

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Fo r details call 252-1211 or
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Friday, April 2, 1965

Seniors to Present
Two Brass Recitals
Tw o seniors w ill be th e p rin ­
cipal p erfo rm ers in brass r e ­
citals n e x t w eek.
Ric A. C u rry , w ill p resen t a
tro m b o n e recital, accom panied
by M argo Sm ith, a t 8:15 p.m.
S u n d ay in re c ita l h all on the
th ird floor of G am m age A udi­
torium .
T he p ro g ram ,open fre e to the
public, w ill include w orks by
H ecto r B erlioz, A rcangelo C or­
elli, V ladislav B lazhevich and
F ra n z Jo sep h H aydn. C u rry
w ill be assisted in th e p ro g ram
by G ail E. W ilson, H arold C.
S ym m s and H en ry J . K eneally.
A t 8:15 p.m. . W ednesday in
th e MU ballroom , K ath leen
Jo n es, w ill p rese n t a tru m p e t
recital, also open to th e public
w ith o u t charge.
She w ill p erfo rm w orks by G.

Economics Professor
To Attend Chicago Meet

ON T H E M A LI----- A scattering of students w a lk
on the portion of College A ven ue clgsed off to
tra ffic fo r construction of the College A venue
M ali. Construction on the m all w ill begin when

(P hoto by Tw ila A day)

F. H andel, E nnio P o rrin o , G. P.
T elem ann, R o b ert S ta re r, J o ­
h annes B rah m s an d R o b ert N a ­
gel. Miss S m ith w ill be accom ­
panist. A ssisting w ill be R ich ­
a rd R ath k ay , flu te ; L n d a P a a n anen, tru m p e t; C h arles K e t­
ch um, F re n ch h o rn ; G ail W il­
son, trom bone; G u rd en H u t­
chens, tu b a; an d D avid Boor,
baritone.

E ducator A tten ds
Film Conference
Dr. V ernon S. G erlach, assis­
ta n t professor of education, is
p resen tly p a rticip a tin g in a n a ­
tional conference on th e te a c h - ,
ing film in A tla n ta, Ga.
T he conference is sponsored
by th e P u b lic H ea lth S ervice
of th e U.S. D ep a rtm en t of
H ealth, E d u catio n and W elfare.
P h y sician s an d surgeons'-from. m edical schools th ro u g h o u t th e
U nited S tates a re a tte n d in g th e
session, w hich covers new d e ­
velopm ents in ed u catio n al m o ­
tion p ictu res an d th e ir a p p li­
cation to m edical education, Dr.
G erlach said.

P ro f. M a rtin T. F arris, D e­
p a rtm e n t of Econom ics, has
been selected to p a rtic ip a te in
a conference on “Econom ics of
R eg u lated P u b l i c U tilities"
J u n e 20-25 in Chicago.

the new lib ra ry (in the background at left) is
completed, in fall of 1966. College Avenue w as
closed off th is y e a r when lib ra ry construction
got under w ay.

prince of the guitar
has arrived in the musical world:
John Williams...God has laid a linger
on his brow, and it will not be long
before his name becomes a byword
in England and abroad, thus
contributing to the spiritual
domain of his country.
In “Columbia Records Presents
John Williams,” this extraordinary
virtuoso performs works of Bach,
Albeniz, Tarrega, Turina, Ponce
and Sagrcras. And in a brand-new Colum bia
R ecords
album, “Virtuoso Music for Guip resen ts
tar,” you will hear more of his
Jo h n
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TEAR OUT THIS AD

Spanish Club Sends
Pencils to Ecuador

CAN YOU STUDY AT
1000 WORDS PER MINUTE?

By D U S T Y C O L E

Does 300 pounds of pencils, chalk, tablets, drawing
paper and crayons sound like enough to start a school?
Eddie Delci, Peace Corpsman in Ecuador, and Liga Pan­
americana, hopes it is.
The University Spanish club received a letter from
D elci, a fo rm er m em ber, d u ring D ecem ber asking for help
to s ta rt a grad e school fo r a bout 200 ch ild ren in Cuenca,
E cuador.
T h e club has since gath ered
m ost of the m ateria ls by solicit­
ing them from school supply
firm s aro u n d th e V alley, and
needs only a few m ore pencils
and crayons.
A L S O L A C K I N G is about
$100 for shipping costs, said
M onico
(M ickey)
Espinosa,
p u b licity
chairm an. Though
costs of other form s of shipping
m ak e them im practical, L a L iga m em bers are not too, h appy
ab o u t sending th e goods by
boat.
“We sent supplies to a P eace
Corps m em ber once before,”
said V ice-P resid en t R ebecca de'
la T orre, “and it took them a
y e a r to get th e re by boat.”
T he rec ip ien t of those su p ­
plies, R udy G arcia, now back
w orking on h is m a ste r’s d e­
gree, explained, “T hey arriv ed
afte r I had left th e . field and
w as in Quito, E cuador, getting
rea d y to go hom e — a y ear

AVERAGE STUDENT READS I TIMES FASTER
THAN MS STARTING SPEED
With Equal or Better Comprehension

a fte r th e club w ro te th a t they
had sen t them . T hey w ere a t
least six m o n th s too la te fo r m e
to use, b ut th ey w ere given
o ut to o th e r P eace Corps m e m ­
b ers.”
L A L I G A w ill try ag ain and
an y o n e w ishing to h elp m ay
b rin g d onations of pencils, c r a ­
yons o r m oney to L L 409.
Liga 'P a n -a m e ric a n a p lan s to
aw a rd a $300 sch o larsh ip for
th e first tim e n e x t fall to an
A rizona stu d e n t of M ex ican A m erican descen t w ho p la n s to
m a jo r in Spanish. F u n d s for
th e scholarship w ere raised at
a dance la st May.
T his
y e a r ’s
fu n d -ra isin g
dance, en title d F a n ta sia L a ti­
na, w ill be in th e R oundup
Room of th e H o tel A dam s in
P h o en ix , M ay 1.
LA
L IG A
also prom otes
P a n -A m e ric a n u n d erstan d in g .
D u rin g F e b ru a ry th e club h o st­
ed ab o u t a dozen B raz ilian stu ­
dents, as they did w ith eight
B olivian stu d e n ts la s t year,
ta k in g th em to L atin night
spots aro u n d th e V alley.

HOW DID IT START?
Twelve years ago Mrs. Wood made a startling discovery that led to the
founding of Reading Dynamics. While working toward her masters degree,
T %AiU?ded a, term P®Per to a professor and watched him read the 80 pages
at b,000 words per minute-—with outstanding recall and comprehension.
Determined to find the secret behind such rapid reading, she spent the next
two years tracking down 50 people who could read from 1,500 to 6,000
words per minute. She studied their techniques; taught herself to
read at these faster rates. Now, after years of testing at major colleges
(Umv. of Utah* Umv. of Delaware, etc.) you can benefit from this great

Spring Session Beginning
April 5 through A pril 10

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m ent W ednesday T h u rsd a y or F rid a y nights or

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i with equal or better comprehension. We will
refund the entire tuition of any etudent who
obtaln
the tripling of hit readmgleffic,eney as measured by the beginning and
i 1,
refund it conditioned upon
thek^udenVe having attended all of tha required
®p h*Yinfl made up misted eeeeione with
the tflachqr^He eleo must have practiced the required number of hours, following tha assignments ae outlined by the teacher. The average
stu d e n t m ay ex p ect a 7 tim es increase in read -

ing *pe«d, and an improvement in compr.ri.naion and recall.
We w ill teach th e e tu d e n t to h an d le stu d y m iterial an d tech n ical read in g f a tte r an d m ore e f­
ficien tly .
T he te a c h e r w ill m ak e him self av ailab le fo r
counGeling an d e x tra help w h en ev e r potalble and
will en co u rag e th e stu d e n t« to avail them selves
of th is help.
Any student who must withdraw from tha course
for any reason may re-enter, any subsequent
courses at any future time, at no additional eoat

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• You will see an amazing documented film about Reading Dynamics
• You will learn how Reading Dynamics can help you to faster reading
improved comprehension, greater retention.
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Friday, April 2. 19(85
STATE PRESS

C ultu ral B oard
Schedules New
T aliesin Tour
T he T aliesin W est to u r M arch
23 w as so p o p u la r th a t th e C ul­
tu ra l A ffairs B oard has sch ed ­
uled a n o th e r a t 1:40, T uesday.
T h e b o ard advises all tho se in ­
te re ste d to sign u p by T uesday
noon a t th e MU In fo rm a tio n
D esk. T he bus w ill load in
fro n t of th e MU.
T aliesin

W est,

one

of tw o

F ra n k L loyd W rig h t schools of
a rc h ite c tu re , is th e only school
of its k in d in th e W est. T a lie ­
sin E ast, in W isconsin, is a ffi­
lia te d w ith T aliesin W est and
w as th e o rg in al school founded
by W right.

Research Bureau Works to Aid Government Bodies

“T h e B u rea u of G o v ern m en t
R esearch aid s sta te g o v ern m en t
u n its an d serves th e in s tru c ­
tio n al an d a d m in istra tiv e needs
of th e U n iv ersity ,” ex p lain ed
D r. B ru ce B. M ason, d irecto r
of th e b u reau , in a re c e n t in ­
terv iew .
T h e B u rea u of G o v ern m en t
R esearch is located in th e So­
cial S ciences B u ild in g an d is a
d e p a rtm e n t w ith in th e D ivision
of B eh av io ral an d S ocial S ci­
ences.
T h e b u rea u is affilia te d w ith

H e w ill sp eak a t a b an q u e t
a t th e S an d s M otel. T he b a n ­
q u e t room w ill. be opened to
th e p u b lic fo r his speech,
“W here M ath em atic al R esearch
P ro b le m s C om e F ro m .”
T he tw o -d a y m eetin g w ill be­
gin a t 1:30 p.m . today on cam ­
p u s w ith th e p re se n ta tio n of
le a rn e d p ap e rs. T h e session w ill
resu m e S a tu rd a y m o rn in g a n d
a d jo u rn ab o u t noon.
M ém bers a re college an d u n ­
iv e rsity fa c u lty m em b ers fro m .
th e tw o sta te s, said D r. E v a r
D. N ering, ch a irm an o f th e
M a th em atic s D ep artm en t. T he
n a tio n a l association is o rien ted
tow ard- college teaching.

SEE THE JtN EW EST

D IA M O N D ^ STYLES
MKT STAI ................. $1)0.00

T h e b u rea u accom plishes
th e se goals b y p u b lish in g fa c t­
u al re se a rc h studies on local
an d sta te g o v ern m en t; by con­
ta ctin g p riv a te an d public
g roups co n cern in g p ro b lem s an d
d ev elo p m en ts in sta te an d local
g o v ern m en t in A rizona; by a s ­
sistin g in th e in stru c tio n a l p ro ­
g ram w ith in th e D ep a rtm en t of
P o litic al Science Mid tra in in g of

g ra d u a te stu d e n ts in rese arch
activities, an d by establishing,
o rg an izin g an d con d u ctin g co n ­
feren ces a n d tra in in g fo r sta te
officials.

R esearch A ssociation C o n v en ­
tio n w ill be held in P h o en ix
fo r th e firs t tim e on Nov. 1-3
a t D el W ebb’s . T ow nehouse
M otel.

T he b u rea u also m a in ta in s
its ow n lib ra ry of m a teria ls
an d ex ch an g es in fo rm atio n w ith
th e o th e r b u re a u s th ro u g h o u t
th e country.

Demographer from India
To Lecture on Population

M ost o f th e lite ra tu re p u b ­
lished by th e b u rea u is w ritte n
by A SU professors.
D r. M ason
h a s announced
th a t th e W estern G o v ern m en t

D r. S rip a ti C h a n d ra se k h ar,
fam ed
In d ia n d em o g rap h er,
w ill give a p u b lic lectu re,
“W orld P o p u latio n : P roblem
and S o lu tio n ,” ait 8 p.m. to n ig h t
in th e M U ballroom .

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Southwestern
Mathematicians
Meet at Sands

Dr. B ellm an w ill give th e
k ey n o te ad d re ss a t th e a n n u a l
m eetin g of th e M a th em atic al
A ssociation of A m eric a’s S o u th ­
w est section, hosted by th e U n i­
versity.

U n iv ersity B u rea u s of G o v ern ­
m e n t R esearch an d th e ir 60 or
70 sim ila r b u rea u s th ro u g h o u t
th e co u n try .

"JUST LIKE mAGiC!

T he C u ltu ra l A ffairs B oard
re p o rte d th a t so m a n y s ig n e d '
u p fo r th e la st to u r th a t m a n y
stu d e n ts w ere tu rn e d aw ay.
T he cost of th e trip is 75 cents,
in clu d in g bus ' a n d to u r costs.
T ick ets n ia y be p u rch a sed at
th e M U In fo rm a tio n D esk.

A bout
75
m a th em aticia n s
from A rizona an d N ew M e x i­
co w ill h e a r D r. R ich ard B e ll­
m an of T h e R and C orp o ratio n
speak h e re a t 7 p.m . today.

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Bonnie Sue Fashions
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Pioneer Camera Shop
State Farm Insurance
31 Flavors Ice Cream
Ryan-Evans Drug Store
Ray’s ASU Barber Shop
Rosamond’s Beauty Shop
Standard Service Station
Hill’s Record & Book Shop
1st Federal Savings & Loan
S & H Green Stamp Center
Inland-Western Loan & Finance
University Sporting Goods

The Hogan
Lee Optical
W. T. Grant
GallenKamp’s
Scott Jewelers
Sewing Basket
TeePee of Toys
King’s Fashions
Celia’s Fashions
Zzzona Laundry
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STATE PRESS

Peggy Goldwater

Fashion Course Offers
Miss Wool of America
‘Instant ’ Dress Know-how Competition Draws Coed

Pi Phi Initiate

T h u rsd ay , P i B eta P h i so r­
By D A N A K A S P E R
ority in itiated M rs. B a rry M.
E v ery th in g today is in stan t,
G o ld w ater as an
h onorary
from in sta n t m eats w h ere you
ju s t add w a te r to in stan t
m em ber. C erem onies w ere held
clothes, w h ere you can tr a n s at St. P a u l’s E piscopal C hurch
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fo
rm a piece of m a teria l in to
in P hoenix.
an o u tfit w ith a little fashion
P ledging w as
follow ed by
k n o w -h o w an d a sew ing m a c h ­
in itiatio n and a reception. The
ine.
national president, M rs. A lice
T ak e som e in te reste d a rt s tu ­
M ansfield of St. Louis, Mo., and
d en ts fro m
o u r cam pus, a
the national tre a su re r, M rs.
course in fash io n illu stratio n
O livia M oore of T ex a rk a n a,
from th e A rt D ep a rtm en t and
Tex., took p a rt in th e c e re ­
add a capable, in sp irin g in ­
m onies w hich in itiated M rs.
stru cto r, M rs. B e tty K ay O tt,
G oldw ater into th e A rizona
and you h av e a gro u p of in ­
B eta ch ap ter. S he is th e first
sta n t
fash io n -co n scio u s s tu ­
m em ber of th e new ly form ed
dents.
P i P hi chapter.
" T H E M O S T n o ticeable fe a ­
tu re of th is course is th e change
M rs. G o ld w ate r’s sis te r-in in th e stu d e n ts’ ow n p erso n al
law, M rs. B e rn a rd -Erskine, is a
ap p e aran c e an d th e ir attitu d e s
past ac tiv e of th e C alifornia
tow ard fash io n ,” sta te d M rs.
G am m a c h a p te r at the U n iv er­
O tt, as she describ ed th e tra n s­
sity of S o u th ern C alifornia.
fo rm atio n in stu d e n ts dress
from c u t-o ffs an d casu al d ress
to a m o re form al, fash io n m inded dress.
“T he p u rp o se of th is course
. is to give stu d e n ts a thorough,
com plete back g ro u n d of fashion
illu stratio n , so th ey w ill be p re ­
P IN N IN G S
p ared to ta k e a jo b in som e
B e rth a W illey, Chi Om ega, to
field of fashion an d h av e the
Bill N ichols, D elta Sigm a
b ackg ro u n d to h an d le it.”
“H o w ev er,” M rs. O tt em p h as­
P a t T opping, Chi Om ega, to
ized, “th is course is basically
Rusty B runell, D elta Sigm a
for fashion illu stra tio n in n ew s­
Phi
papers, since stu d e n ts o b tain
EN G A G EM EN TS
the fu n d am e n tals in illu stratio n
fashions in black an d w h ite. A
C arol B a rk e r, A lpha E psilon
m ore ad v an ced co u rse w ould
P hi, to Rick K adet, A lpha
cover m ag azin e illu stratio n an d
E psilon Pi
w o rk in g w ith color.”
H elen K eatin g to C apt. N. D.
E X P E R I E N C E as a fashion
Jacobs, M arines

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Friday,vApril 2, 1965

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co o rd in ato r a t S ch u n em an s in
St. P au l, M inn., for tw o y ears
an d 14 y e a rs as an ad v ertisin g
m a n ag e r for H usch B ro th ers,
also in St. P au l, has given M rs.
O tt a w e ll-p re p a re d b a c k ­
ground. She h as also atten d ed
th e M inneapolis School of A rt
and th e U n iv ersity of M inne­
sota.

“B usiness o p p o rtu n ities and
possible ca reers in fashion are
ex p a n d in g in th e V alley,” said
M rs. O tt. “F ash io n illu stratio n
is a v ery co m p etitiv e field,
w h ere ta le n t an d am b itio n a re
need ed to succeed.”
L ife d ra w in g is a p r e - r e ­
q u isite for fashion illu stratio n
becau se a k n ow ledge of how to
d ra w th e basic h u m a n fig u re
is need ed as a p re p a ra tio n to
d ra w th e a b stra c t fig u res in ’
fashion d raw in g . T he stu d en ts
w o rk on la y o u ts and copy as
th ey w ould if th ey w ere a c tu a l­
ly w o rk in g on a n ew sp ap er.

Miss W ool of A rizona, D iane
R eu tter, is p ack in g h e r bags to ­
day a t PV E ast fo r h e r trip to
San A ngelo, Tex., fo r th e Miss
Wool of A m erica com petition.
S he is re p re se n tin g th e A rizo n a-N ev ad a S h eep Council.
C om petition w ith 19 o th er
w om en begins to n ig h t an d ends
n e x t F rid ay . T he w in n er w ill
receiv e a new car an d a schol­
a rsh ip to th e college of h e r
choice.

She h as m odeled p ro fe ssio n ­
ally for seven y ears.
D ian e is a pled g e of S ta r
D usters, an a u x ilia ry to K ap p a
■Sigma fra te rn ity .

HILLEL
COUNSELORSHIP
' Friday Evenings

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SERVICES AT DANFORTH CHAPEL
7:15 P.M.

Beta Alpha Psi
Activities Seven
B eta A lp h a P si, ■n atio n al
h o n o ra ry acco u n tin g fra te rn ity ,
in ita te d
seven
new m e m ­
b ers a t 7:30 p.m . F rid a y a t its
sp rin g in itiatio n b anquet.
N ew
m em b ers
in itiated
a re T hom as C hilton J r., D o n ­
ald W. H ald erm an , Ja m e s G.
M ilner, E d g ar M oore, Ja m e s
M oore, R o b ert R obinson J r.
an d B a rb a ra Schm itt.

T he 2 0 -y e a r-o ld ju n io r b u si­
ness ad m in istra tio n m a jo r w as
M iss P h o en ix and M iss A rizona
in th e M iss U n iv erse co n test
held in M iam i la st J u ly an d w as
a d eleg ate to th e Q ueen of
Q ueens e v e n t a t L as Vegas,
Nev.

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K athleen G ran d y to Lee W ayne
J ohnson
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Je a n S uprick to H ank S chw enckert, A lpha T au O m ega

Club C alendar

A
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SU N D AY

H illel C ounselorship— 7:15 p.m .
A lum ni H ouse, elections
N ew m an Club — 7:30 p.m.,
S tovall H all, m eeting

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STATE PRESS

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Punch, Coffee Given
With Potluck Picnic
T he F a c u lty W ives Club has
scheduled a w estern potluck
picnic fo r 5 p.m. tom orrow at
th e Big R am ada in South
M ountain P ark .

fed for 35 cents by th e G irl
Scouts.
F u rth e r in fo rm atio n m ay be
o b tain ed by calling M rs. E d­
w ard S cannell a t 966-1374.

P u n ch and coffee w ill be
p rovided b u t p a rtic ip a n ts are
asked to bring th e ir ow n d ish ­
es, u ten sils and food. W estern
clothing is th e dress and th e re
w ill be sq u a re dancing.

Pledge Classes
Elect Officers

T h ere is an en tra n c e fee of
25 cents p e r car.
A separate party has been
arranged for children from two
to 10 years old. Youngsters will
be entertained, cared for and

Three Groups
A p p o in t Leaders
“I D ream ed I W as” is the
them e of th e fashion show and
luncheon to be co-sponsored by
B eta Chi E psilon, hom e econnom ics h o n o rary , an d C am pus
an d C a re er F ash io n s L td. a t 1
p.m . tom orrow a t th e Tem pe
Sands.
T ickets *for th e show m ay be
p u rch a sed from an y m em b er
of th e h o n o rary o r in th e H om e
E conom ics B uilding fo r $1.75.
A L P H A E P S IL O N PH I
IN IT IA T E S F IV E

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N ew actives of A lpha E p si­
lon P h i a re B onnie F ried m an ,
S usan H u rev itz, R u th H offm an,
S usan N ystad, N orm a Rodsky,

O fficers w ere recen tly elected
by T au B eta Sigm a, n atio n al
band sorority.
O fficers
of
th e
pledge
class a re D iane G regory, p re s­
id en t; C h ery l Collins, vice p re s­
ident; A m y Rom ans, secretary ,
an d J a n e t Je ew ek , tre a su re r.
O th er m em b ers a re JoA nn
H ayden, H elain e M ellay, D iane
Rippl, R osem eri Scriva.no, P at
S han n o n , D enise W allentinson
an d L oda Rhodes. T hey are d o ­
in g se v eral p ro jects on th e ir
ow n as w ell as w o rking w ith
ac tiv e m em bers.
P led g e officers of P i B eta
P h i a re S h aro n Legge, p resi­
dent; J ill C arlson, vice p re si­
den t; C indy Jones, co rresp o n d ­
ing se creta ry ; B a rb a ra H ughes
an d K aren K eesling, trea su rers,
--and B u n n y O lm stead an d Lolly
W illiam s, ru sh .^chairmen.
T he gro u p w ill receive its
c h a rte r M ay 1.
N ew A lpha E psilon P i pledge
class officers a re D ennis B e rg ­
er, p resid e n t; D avid Rosenberg,
se creta ry ; Ed Ross, tre a su re r;
S tu ffy G eller, p ra n k ch airm an ;
S teve B erg, stew ard , an d Sam
S chleifer, sentinel.

W O M EN O F W ISD O M — Coeds recently tapped
for Little Sisters of M inerva by Sigma Alpha
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STATE PRESS

Dorm Sponsors
Hitchcock Movie

Festivalr, Fair Draw
High School Pupils

A lfre d H itchcock’s “N o rth by
N o rth w e st,” s t a r r i n g C ary
G ran t, E v a M arie S a in t and
Ja m e s M'ason, w ill be p resen ted
b y G am m ag e H all a t 7 p.m .
T u esd ay in C osner A uditorium .
T h e b iz a rre and suspenseful
in trig u e
concerns a M adison
A ven u e a d v e rtisin g m an w hose
life is in
contin u al d an g er
from fo reign agents and a
d o u b le -d e a lin g fem ale.
F ilm ed in color, th e m ovie is
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S o u th D akota and a b a rre n
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D onation is 35 cents. P ro ­
ceeds w ill go to th e AW S schol­
a rsh ip fund.

More than 1,000 Arizona high school students are ex­
pected to attend a science fair and a music festival sched­
uled here today and tomorrow.
The annual Central Arizona Regional Science Fair,
sponsored by The Phoenix Gazette, is on display today.
S ix acad em ic sch o larsh ip s t o ---------------------------------------- ------ASU, as w ell as ribbons and
an d ensem ble events, w h ile th e
m edals to first, second an d th ird
second festiv al, scheduled A pril
place w in n ers in m o re th a n 10
24, w ill b e fo r concert bands,
categories w ill b e aw arded.
fu ll o rch estras an d strin g o rch stra s an d choruses.
S enior division sw eepstakes
w inners, u su ally one boy and
Solo m ed ia ac ce p ta b le fo r th e
one girl, w ill receive ex p en sefestiv al w ill in clu d e voice, piano
paid trip s to th e N ational Sci­
an d any in stru m e n t of th e sym ­
ence F a ir in St. Louis, Mo.,
p h o n y o rch e stra o r co n cert
M ay 5-8.
band.

A ir Force Sets
Officer P rogram
M ake-up T est
T he A ir F orce O fficer Q u ali­
fying T est m a k e -u p is sch ed u l­
ed for 8 p.m . A pril 9 in M ain
215.
T he te st is open to cadets w ho
m issed th e first test an d ju n io r
college tra n sfe rs p la n n in g to
ta k e advanced ROTC in the
aerospace studies.
In th e A ir F orce p ro g ram it
is possible fo r Ju n io r class m en
to receive a com m ission in tw o
y ea rs in stead of th e sta n d a rd
four. T he te st m u st be ta k en by
J u ly 1 to qualify.

Mt. Everest Conquerer
To Be Guest Speaker
A slide show by J im W h it­
ta k er, th e first A m erican to
clim b M t. E v erest, w ill be p re sented by th e A rizona M oun­
ta in e e rin g C lub S unday, A pril
11 a t 8 p.m . in the P h o en ix
College A uditorium .
T ickets fo r th e show m ay be
o b ta in ed a t th e MU In fo rm a ­
tion D esk fo r $1.

Foreign Students Club
To Sponsor Open House
F oreign S tu d en t C lub w ill
sponsor an in te rn a tio n a l open
house f r om 4 to 5:30 p.m . today
a t the B a p tist S tu d en t U nion,
112 E. 8th stree t,' Tem pe. All
stu d e n ts a re invited to atten d .

T he public m ay view th e e x ­
hibits, w hich w ill b e in th e
M en’s G ym nasium from 3 to 7
p.m. an d 8:45 to 9:30 p.m. F ri­
day.
T he first of tw o C e n tra l A ri­
zona M usic F estiv als w ill be to ­
m o rro w , co -sp o n so red b y th e
D e p a rtm e n t of M usic, th e C en­
tr a l D istric t of th e A rizona
B an d an d O rc h estra D irecto rs
A ssociation an d th e C h o ral S ec­
tion of th e A rizo n a M usic E d u ­
cato rs A ssociation.
T he concert w ill fe a tu re solo

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Page 13
SfBy BOB REILLY^

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Women’s Athletics
Poorly Publicized

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Sports Briefs
F o r th re e y e a rs h e w as th e
d o m in a te fig u re on th e b a s k e t­
b all co u rt an d n o t w idely
know n
o u tsid e th e
region.
W hen th e D etro it P isto n s d r a f t­
ed h im la st w in te r th e folks in
th e m o to r city w an te d to k n o w
w h y an u n k n o w n becam e tl\e
f irs t-ro u n d pick. T h e N ational
B a sk e tb a ll A ssociation g av e th e
a n sw e r by selectin g Joe C a ld ­
w ell to th e A ll-R o o k ie NBA
team .

Generally, men have been slbw in recognizing the
capabilities and achievements of women. It took two
hundred years before men allowed them to vote and a
great world war and a booming economy before they
could work freely and enjoy the satisfaction of the pro­
fessions.
Given the chance, women, like the Negro, Jew, Italian
and other religious and ethnic groups, proved they were
pretty capable, in many cases superior, to the class and
sex-conscious die hards who are motivated by fear, guided
by tradition and led by ignorance.
FORTUNATELY, women here are treated on an equal
basis. In athletics, for instance, a few women’s scholar­
ships have been made available and teams formed to
compete on an intercollegiate level.
But the trouble is no one wants to promote, in print
and pictures, the awards and international acclaim some
of the ASU women have received.
For example, it took nearly a day to find a picture of
champion golfer Carol Sorenson and “most informants”
didn’t know if she was on campus.
When a male athlete receives only conference recog­
nition his name becomes a household word in Phoenix
because reams of material from numerous sources flow
over the desk of news editors. Enough single photos are
available to start a private publicity agency.
THIS IS NOT the case with the women athletes. Ask
the average student who Marylyn Ramenofsky is and
what world record she holds and they will wonder what
you are talking about.
Not that Miss Ramenofsky should be placed high on
a pedestal, but anyone who holds a world record and won
a silver medal in the 440-meter freestyle swimming event
in the 1964 Olympic games, should get as much notice as
the junior college transfer that might become next year’s
right halfback.
No one is pointing a. finger at any particular depart­
ment in this University. State Press Sports is to blame
also. Yet the problem exists and in order to solve it, a
combined effort is needed.
The women athletes here are doing as well as the men
and the public should be informed. It’s just that simple.

T h e tra c k te am u p se t the
U n iv ersity of C alifo rn ia and
w ere looking fo rw ard to the
S tar-stu d d ed S o u th ern C alifo r­
n ia S trid e rs S a tu rd a y night.
S u d d en ly , up popped th e AAU
w ith its iron clad policy and
th e m e et w as canceled. Reason
— th e AAU w o n ’t le t its a th ­
letes ta k e p a rt in m eets san c­
tio n ed by th e U.S. T rack and
F ield F ed eratio n .

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S p rin g is th e tim e w hen a
“y o u n g m a n ’s fancy tu rn s to
th o u g h ts of lo v e” an d a football
coach tu rn s to th e a r t of public
relatio n s. O ff to N ew Je rse y
and th e lan d of b an q u e t tab les
an d high school ta le n t goes
F ra n k K u sh to speak on “D e­
veloping A H igh S coring O f­
fense,” in a coaches’ clinic at
R u tg ers U niversity.
*
*
*
“M y gosh! W here d id they
go?” S tan d in g in th e doorw ay
of th e gam es room w as sopho­
m o re Ken C an trell sta rin g at
th e e m p ty spaces w h ere the
ping p o n g tab les used to be.
W ith p ad d le and b all in hand
he w as all set b u t h ad no place
to play. W ho rem oved the
tab les? No one k new .

G EO RGE B O U TELL
Shines In Houston

Golf Squad Defeats Oklahoma
In First Round P lay at Houston
T he Sun D evil golf team left
fo r H ouston W ednesday fo r its
to u g h est te st of th e season—the
A ll-A m erica T ournam ent.
M aking th e trip a re Coach
B ill M ann, an d p la y e rs G eorge
B outell, Rick T alt, K en F ulton
an d T ed Lyford.
In firs t-ro u n d play th e D ev­
ils defeated O klahom a 5-1 and
took leads in th e tw o -b a ll and

fo u r-b a ll divisions.
T he U niversity of H ouston
heads th e m edal division w ith
292. ASU is second tw o strokes
back a t 294.
Fulton, a fte r th e first round
m atch, ra n k s second in th e in ­
dividual low n et w ith 71. L ead ­
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No Television for
ASU -B YU Game
T he U n iv ersity forfeited itsrig h ts to a p p e ar on an “NBC
reg io n al telecast of a scheduled
S ep tem b er 18th clash against
B righam Young.
A th le tic D irector Clyde Sm ith
m ade th e announcem ent. He
said, “We are pleased th a t the
television com m ittee of the
NCAA has offered this date for
ex p o su re to ASU, but w e do
not choose to suhm it th e a th ­
letes no r th e fans to the e x ­
trem e heat w hich is p re v a le n t
a t th a t tim e of the y e a r.”
A ccording to the U.S. W eath ­
er B ureau, th e av erag e te m p er­
a tu re on S ep tem b er 18th is 97
degrees and rises to 98 degrees
by la te afternoon.
A proposal w as suggested to
m ove the g am e’s site from T em pe to P ro v o b u t the A thletic
B oard’s decision w as negative

NCAA-AAU ‘War’ Makes
Cancellation of Track Meet
B y JO H N

because th e b u d g etary p ro g ram
fo r th e fiscal y ea r 1965-66 is
p red icted p rim a rily upon hom e
g ate receipts. Season ticket,
prog ram m in g is u n d e r w ay an d
w ould n ecessitate m a jo r c h a n g ­
es if th e gam e w ere sw itched.
T he m a tte r rem ain s u n s e t­
tled. S p eculators believ e th e
WAC presid en ts m ay tr y to
force ASU to play th e gam e in
Provo, since th e e n tire c o n fe r­
ence sh ares th e TV m oney.
N o n -p a rticip atin g team s — W y­
om ing, U tah , N ew M exico an d
A rizona along w ith th e c o n fe r­
ence office — w ill lose ab o u t
$22,000 each in receip ts from
th e NBC telecast. ASU and
BYU w ould receiv e tw o sh a re s
w o rth $44,000.
T he A th letic B oard ask ed if
N ovem ber 11th w ould be a
su itab le tim e for a reg io n al TV
appearan ce, b u t th e A rkansas,
T exas Tech gam e h as p rio rity .

Rodeo Squads
Meet Wildcats
T he fa st-risin g S un D evil
rodeo team goes to Tucson to ­
m orrow for th e UofA rodeo.
Rodeo Club P re sid en t P ete
B eers said, “O ur w om en’s team
has w on . th e first th ree fôdeos
and a re expected to w in again
in T ucson.
“T h e m e n ’s te a m has been sec­
ond or th ird in the previous
rodeos and should m ake a fine
show ing th is w eekend.”
T h e w om en’s rodeo team , c u r­
re n tly th e le ad e r in the N ational
In terco lleg iate Rodeo A ssocia­
tion. is paced by Ja n ic e J o h n ­
son, N elda W right and S usan
H an m an.
Miss Johnson, A SU ’s rodeo
queen an d Miss Rodeo A rizona,
w as the a ll-ro u n d cham pion and
’took first place in th e b a rre l
race and in goat tying a t Chico
S tate College in C alifornia last

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w eek. Miss W right took a first
in th e second ro u n d of th e b a r ­
rel raee and Miss H an m an c a p ­
tu red second.
Jo h n L ines led th e m en by
tak in g first in calf roping, w hile
W ayne S ch aaf took second
in b a re b a c k -rid in g an d th ird in
b u ll-rid in g . W arren R eidhead
placed th ird in b u ll-rid in g .

SAR

It's ,.a ll-o u t w a r again.
T h e lo n g -sta n d in g feu d b e­
tw een th e A m a te u r A th letic
U nion an d th e T ra c k an d F ield
F e d e ra tio n has once ag ain com e
to th e su rface. T h e resu lts a f­
fecting ASU are:

C L Y D E S M IT H
No T V

Fitness G roup
Conducts Test
S ig m a D elta Psi, p h y sical
fitn ess h o n o rary fo r m en, w ill
hold a p e rfo rm a n c e te st in
G oodw in S tad iu m , to d eterm in e
new m e m b ers fo r n e x t y e a r at
10 a.m . tom orrow .
T h e test, com posed of 15 ev ­
en ts, in clu d es ru n n in g , g y m n as­
tics, sw im m ing an d w eig h t
ev en ts.
S IG M A D E L T A P si, w ith 125
c h a p te rs in th e U n ited S tates,
p ro m o tes th e p h y sical, m e n tal
a n d m o ral d ev elo p m en t of col­
lege m en.
T h e cam p u s c h a p te r, B eta
T au , w as c h a rte re d in 1940.
Since th en , only 26 m en h av e
been in itia te d in to th e o rg a n i­
zation, w ith la st y e a r ’s in itia ­
tion of eig h t m em b ers a reco rd .

T O M O R R O W ’S tra c k m eet
w ith th e S o u th ern C alifo rn ia
S trid ers, u su a lly one of th e
h igh p o in ts of th e hom e season
has been canceled.
T h e firs t V alley of th e Sun
Classic, A p ril 17, w ill be held
w ith o u t th e p a rtic ip a tio n ’ of
A SU ’s s ta r a th letes a n d those of
o th e r w estern colleges.

I t ’s obvious th a t th e • n arro w
v iew p o in t of th e A A U can n o t
be m a in ta in e d fo re v e r b u t, for

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th e p resen t, a th letes an d sp ec­
ta to rs th ro u g h o u t th e e n tire
co u n try a re being m ad e to su f­
fer.
T H E S I M P L E refu sal of th e
AAU to co -san ctio n tr a c k ’m eets
w ith th e UST&FF is an ab su rd
m ethod-of try in g to re ta in co n ­
tro l o v er a m a te u r ath letics in
th is co u n try .

T he “w a r ” w h ich s ta rte d sev­
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y e a r so as n ot to h in d e r th e p ro ­
gress of th e O lym pic tria ls. F o l­
low ing th e T okyo sp e cta cu la r
no m e n tio n w as m ad e of re s u m ­
ing th e dispute.
B U T W IT H o nly 17 d ay s u n ­
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V alley of th e S un Classic, th e
q u a rre l h as resu m ed .

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STATE PRESS

Dyer Paces Devils
In Sweep of Buffs
By DOUG D U D G EO N

T h e S u n D evils, led by soph­
om ore D uffy D yer, se n t th e Co­
lo rad o B uffaloes
lim ping to
T ucson • e a rlie r th is w eek a fte r
clo b b erin g th e B ig E ig h t team
8-2 an d 16-3.
W ith Colorado offerin g little
if an y opposition, th e S u n D e­
v il b ats m ad e th e ir biggest
noise of th e y ea r, d rillin g 29
h its in th e tw o -g am e series.
T h e 16-3 th rash in g , th e m ost
o n e-sid e d w in of th e season for
th e D evils, w as th e ,1 4 th in a
ro w an d u pped th e te a m ’s r e ­
cord to 20-2 on th e season ca m ­
paign, ra p id ly n e a rin g th e m id ­

q u a te jo b a ll y e a r long, b u t th is
is th e firs t tim e he has gone
on a ram p ag e.
A S U M E T O k lah o m a y e s te r­
d ay fo r th e firs t gam e of a
tw o -g am e series. C oach B obby
W in k les’ Sim D evils conclude
th e series ag a in st th e B ig E ight
clu b to n ig h t a t P h o en ix M u n i­
cip al S tad iu m . G am e tim e is
7:30.

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Tennis R ecord
On B lock T o d a y

B oasting a 12-0 d u al m atch
reco rd , th e te n n is te am p u ts its
p erfec t reco rd on th e lin e in
C
alifo rn ia today a t P ep p erd in e
w ay point. T he beginning of
C
ollege
and to m o rro w ag ain st
W AC p la y is little m o re th a n
a w eek aw ay.
th e S an D iego N av al T rain in g
J u n io r rig h th a n d e r J o h n P a v - ' C e n te r an d C alifo rn ia W estern.
lik w on his th ird g am e of the
E n trie s a re D ave F a rm e r, Ted
y e a r in as m a n y decisions b u t
W inston, B riggs B osw orth, R on­
needed h elp fro m th e lone f ire ­
n ie P o w ell, L ee S u lliv an and
m a n in th e A SU bullp en , D oug
R ay Young.
N urniberg.

ch allen g e d efen d in g cham pion
M issouri f o r th e Big E ig h t
crow n. H ow ever, th e Sooners
lost b oth gam es th e y played
w ith th e UofA.
ON M O N D A Y , th e D evils e n ­
te rta in U tah S tate U n iv ersity
fo r a th re e gam e series and
n e x t F rid a y o pen th e WAC
conference rac e ag a in st th e L obos of N ew M exico.
T he fre sh m e n u pped th e ir
reco rd to 5-1 fo r th e season
w ith a 7-2 w in o v er C am elback E x ten sio n on T uesday.
J e ff P e n tla n d w as th e m ost
im p ressiv e of th e th re e D evil
p itc h ers w ho saw action. P e n tland, a le fth a n d e r from C hatsw o rth , Calif., p itch ed fo u r in ­
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T h e S u n ■ Im ps tra v e l to
T h a tc h e r today for a d o u b leh e a d e r ag ain st E a ste rn A ri­
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D y er h it fo r th e circ u it — a
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F rid a y , A p r il 2, 1965

Agriculture Students Test Skills
A t University
‘ClaFarm
B Y B R IA N T R A G Y

P E O P L E S ’ C H O IC E — Voters crowd around voting tables at W ed ­
n e s d a y ’s prim ary election. The turn out for the p rim ary w as close
to
y e a r ’s “c lo se st race in the history of A S U .’’ Students w ill go
to the p o lls^ a g a in next W ednesday to cast final votes for candidates
a n d d e c id e if the A S Constitution w ill be*amended.

Pom Pons Schedule Tryouts
For Tuesday, Wednesday
T ryouts for positions on n e x t y e a r’s pom pon line
w il’ be at ,‘j p.m. Tuesday and W ednesday in the MU ball] com.
G irls who are interested in trying out must come
c r u 's d a y in order to be eligible for the final judging

W ednesday, ” M
" arilyn
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Webb,
m em ber of this y e a r’s pom pon
line, said.
F rom five to seven girls will
p robably be chosen, she said.
"A t T uesd ay ’s session w e will
teach the girls a dance w hich
they w ill perform . W ednesday
they w ill be ta u g h t a second
dance and will have to perform
both,” she said; T hey will be
judged on attitu d e , dancing
ability , personality, and g e n ­
eral appearance.
"G irls try in g out should
w ear- w hite
shorts,
w hite
blouses, w hite socks and tennis
shoes.” she said.
C aptain of n ex t y e a r’s squad
is C harlene Saylor. C arol T es­
sitore is co -cap tain and G ail
C hatham is the only other
m em ber retu rn in g , according
to Miss Webb.

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M ore th a n 200 stu d e n ts are
p u ttin g skills an d in fo rm atio n
learn ed in th e classroom to.
p rac tica l use on th e U niversity
a g ric u ltu ra l farm sup erv ised by
Dr. D aniel O. Robinson, p ro ­
fessor of agronom y, and his
staff,
T h e a g ric u ltu ra l farm is lo ­
cated a t P rice an d E llio tt Roads
in Tem pe.
TH ERE ARE
14 fu ll-tim e
•em ployes w o rk in g a t th e farm
an d a n u m b e r of p a rt-tim e s tu ­
d en t helpers. T he farm has a
larg e q u a n tity erf eq u ip m en t
w ith w hich stu d e n ts h arv e st
th e ir ow n hay p ro duction. O th er
eq u ip m en t seed s' and c u lti­
vates.
"H o w ev er,” said D r. R obin­
son, “outside services are em ­
ployed for heav y tillag e and
v ast h arv estin g . It conserves
tim e an d cuts costs.”
T he an im al farm is divided
into beef, d airy an d p o u ltry d e­
p artm en ts.
A C C O R D IN G to beef farm
su p e rv iso r Elvin D. Taysom ,
th a t d e p a r t m e n n s conducting
p erfo rm an ce tests w ith young
calves.
“T he calves a re isolated in
in d iv id u al pens an d fed for 28
days, _with those m ak in g the
’ best gains being used for b ree d ­
ing sto ck ,” said Taysom .
T ests w ith sw ine also are
b eing ca rrie d out to discover
w hich
feeding
com binations
give the best g ro w th and d e­
velopm ent.

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/C la n c y ’s W ill R eo p en
W ith N e w D eco ra tio n s
C lan cy ’s in th e MU b asem ent
is ex p ected to reopen by th e end
of A p ril,-acco rd in g to IVtrs, C e­
celia Scoular, M U d irector.
T he a r ia w ill include a n e w ­
ly d ecorated card room and a
TV in th e lounge.

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ca rrie d on in 18 o th e r states
an d C anada to d eterm in e w h at
stra in s of birds a re m ost p ro ­
d u ctiv e in c e rta in clim ates.
TW O
H U N D R E D acres of
th e fa rm a re d ev o ted to crop
p ro duction, an d a re u n d e r th e
su p erv isio n of th e H o rtic u ltu re
and A gronom y D ep artm en ts.
T hese d ep a rtm en ts h av e been
ex p e rim en tin g w ith 12 v arieties
of alfa lfa to d eterm in e w hich
w ill yield th e b est crop in
this clim ate.
Irrig a tio n ex p e rim en ts also
are being conducted to d e te rm ­
ine w hich m eth o d s of farm
m a n ag e m en t a re m ost efficient.
W hen crops a re h arv ested ,
some, like g rain a n d alfalfa,
a re used as feed fo r U n iv ersity
livestock. H ow ever, th e cotton
is sold on local m a rk e ts an d
p ro fits a re ch an n eled back into
•he a g ric u ltu re p ro g ram .

T E S T S IN th e d airy d e p a rt­
m e n t d eterm in e how certain
c a ttle feeds affect m ilk p ro d u c­
tion. E x p erim e n ta l feeding of
cotton seed to th e cows w ill
begin soon. It is hoped th a t the
cotton seed, w ith its higher e n ­
ergy value, -will in crease m ilk
p ro duction, T aysom said.
T h e p o u ltry d ep a rtm en t, in
con ju n ctio n w ith U.S. D ept, of
A g ricu ltu re, is conducting r a n ' dom sam ple p ro d u ctio n tests
w ith 500 b ird s in egg p ro d u c­
tion.
T h e ex p e rim en t also is being

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