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U M I V I R S I T V

EARLY ARRIVAL AT LAKE URGED

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Convocation

Water Sports Day
Eight Official Events Slated

Honors 1,375
Top Students

“To all those p lan n in g to a tte n d W ater S p o rts Day, w e urge early a rriv al to B u tch ­
e r Jones Beach to elim inate p a rk in g p ro b lem s,” said L ance Renfrow , com m ittee chairmanT ThD an " uai A M S W ater S p o rts D ay w ill kick off a t 9 a.m. tom orrow at B utcher
Jo n e s Beach, Sa.gua.ro Lake, w ith th e w a te r skiing event
The th re e fin alists for AMS W ater S p o rts D ay Q ueen are D ianne Brock, K appa
Sigm a, Ju d y H ickm an, D elta Sigm a Phi, a n d K ath y K rutchfield, A rnold A ir Society:
C row ning of th e queen w ill
ta k e place tom orrow a t B u tc h e r Jo n e s B each. T h e girls will
be ju d g e d on g en e ral a p p e a r­
ance, in clu d in g poise, posture,
figure, face, p erso n a lity and
sp e ak in g ability. T h e queen
w ill receiv e a gold tro p h y and
ru n n e rsu p wild be presen ted
w ith plaques. TJie a w a rd s are
on d isp lay in th e M U show case.
F I R S T , second, th ird place
tro p h ie s w ill be given fo r those
ea rn in g th e m ost points. Second
p la ce m ed als Will b e aw ard ed
in ad d itio n to th e u su a l first
place tro p h ies in in d iv id u al
events,, .the AM S com m ittee d e­
cided.
D ean W .P. S hofstall stated:
— “T h e
A rizona
H ighw ay
P a tro l w ill he p a tro llin g th e
highw ays in e x tra force— “ LIQUOR control w ill be
present.
— “A11 cases of in toxicatiaon,
illegal consum ption, c o n trib u t­
ing to th e d elinquency of m in ­
ors, d ru n k an d d iso rd erly co n ­
d u ct an d d ru n k e n d riv in g w ill
be re fe rre d to th e U niversity
fo r discipline.”
SCH ED U LE
9:00 a .m — W a t e r S k iin g .
12:00 N o o n — L u n c h
12:15*12:30 p.m.— S k i e x h ib it io n
J2:30 p.m.— In n e r T u b e R e la y
*1:30 p.m.— S w im m in g R e la y
2:30 p.m .— G re a t E x c h a n g e
.3:30 p.m.— S e c re t E v e n t— T e a m s v^ill
c o n sist o f f o u r m e m b e rs:
2 m en, 2 w o m e n
4:00 p.m.— B o a t R aces— T h e re w ill be
a t ria n g u la r c o u rse a n d a
s tr a ig h t- a w a y
co urse.
E q u ip m e n t: boat w it h U.S.
C o a st G u a r d re g u la t io n s

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DR- G E R A R D

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Nine Win Swarthout Writing Awards
F irs t prizes in th e K a th ry n an d G lendon
S w a rth o u t c re a tiv e w ritin g com petition
w ere p resen ted last night.
F re sh m a n R ussell Czarfiecki w as cited
for an u n titled pcem , an d fresh m an Thomas
W alker fo r h is sto ry ‘" C h ristm a s a t S pring
C ie e k ,” an d ju n io r P a tric ia B row n for
h e r assay “T h e O pening of a D oor.”
T he $50 a w a rd s w ere m ad e by Dr. Collice P o rtn o ff, p ro fesso r of English. Second
pm ee prizes of $25 each w ere w on by

sophom ores C h ristie B iririger for h er essay
“On B ecom ing A w are of P re ju d ic e ,” Ian
M acP herson fo r his story “S o u th of F e a th ersto n e,” an d g ra d u a te stu d e n t G ary B u rle ­
son fo r his poem “E p ith alam iu m : M arty
and W iley.”
H o n o rab le m ention citatio n s w e n t to
fresh m en J a n e L ittle fo r “On A ctin g ,”
R ich ard D an fo rd fo r an u n title d sonnet,
an-, to senior R ich ard U lrich fo r his story,
“E arly W alk er U sed to S in g .”

FOUR TIMES WEEKLY NEXT FALL

State Press Expansion OKed
T he- S tu d e n t S en ate passed a
bill W ednesday d esigned to e n ­
able th e S ta te P ress to fu nction
on a fo u r-d a y -w e e k basis th is
fall.
T he bill, w hich a p p ro p riated
$7,000 to th e S ta te P ress, w as
designed to p ro v id e e x tra funds
w hich, com bined w ith reg u la r
activ ity
fees,
ap p ro p riatio n s
and a n ticip ate d a d v e rtisin g in ­
come, w ill en a b le th e p ap e r
to be p u b l i s hed T uesday
th ro u g h F rid a y in th e fall.
D r. M a rtin H. A lisky, c h a ir-

Athletic Board Reveals Policies
For Revised Basketball Seating
G en e ra l policies re g a rd in g
stu d e n t seating fo r b ask e tb a ll
gam es d u rin g 1905-66 a r e re ­
v ealed in a le tte r, d a te d M ay 3,
p re p a re d by D r. Jo e l J . Dauiten,
c h a irm a n o f th e ath letic board.
T he te tte r, ad d re ssed to K a rl
W odhner, A S p resid en t, a n d
. M ike B ow lin, stu d e n t se n ate
fin an ce co m m ittee ch airm an ,
ex p lain s th e a c tio n ad o p ted by
th e a th le tic board.
T he b o ard w ill r e v e rt to th e
policy o f tic k e t d istrib u tio n an d
stu d e n t se atin g u sed d u rin g th e
1963-64 y ear, in clu d in g fre ­
q u e n t tic k e t d istrib u tio n p e r­

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iods th ro u g h o u t th e b ask etb a ll
season.
T h e p la c e m e n t a n d n u m b e r
of se ats fo r stu d e n ts sh a ll be
th e sa m e as fo r th e 1963-64
year.
A n in d iv id u al stu d e n t m ay
receiv e a p o ssib le m a x im u m of
tw o b ask e tb a ll tic k ets p e r
gam e u p o n th e p re se n ta tio n of
tw o stu d e n t ID cards.
No a d d itio n a l ch a rg e sh all
be m ad e to a n in d iv id u al stu ­
d e n t fo r adm ission to a b a s k e t­
ball g am e o th e r th a n th e S u n
D evil C lassic an d sim ila r fe a t­
u re a ttra c tio n s.

m an o f th e B oard of P u b lic a ­
tions, and th e D ep a rtm en t of
M ass C om m unications, s a i d
“T his is a sound, long ran g e
m ove w hich w ill h elp th e en tire
cam pus by in creasin g th e a v a il­
ab le space for n ew s.”
T he recom m ended b u d g et for
1965-66
passed
its
second
re a d in g w ith no am en d m en ts
or opposing debate.
F in a l changes w ere m ad e in
th e b ill a t th e A pril 27 S enate
F in an ce C om m ittee open h ea r­
ing.
SB 249, “to p ro v id e id e n tifi­
catio n ca rd s fo r th e spouses of
m a rrie d stu d e n ts,” passed its
fin a l rea d in g an d w ill go into
effect upon signing by AS P re s ­
id e n t K arl W ochner an d P re si­
d en t D urham .
A bill to m a k e th e Catalyst^
an AS p u b licatio n w as tab led
u n til n e x t w eek p en d in g e x te n ­
sive rev isio n by F irs t Vice
P re sid e n t J u d y H am er. T h e lit­
e ra ry m ag azin e is op erated by
Sigm a T au D elta, h o n o rary

1965 Sahuaro Yearbook
Distribution Set May 27
D istribution of th e 1965 S a­
h u aro yearbook has been set for
M ay 27, according to th e ed i­
tors. S tu d en ts w ishing to pay
th e rem a in d er of th e p u rch ase
p rice m ay do so in MU 207.

. E nglish fra te rn ity .
T he bill estab lish in g re q u ire ­
m ents fo r p articip a tio n in AS
w as k illed by a m otion to .tab le
indefinitely.

Fem inine Football Game
Postponed Until Tuesday
T he K ay d b tte-A n g el F lig h t
P o w d e r P u ff football gam e h as
been postp o n ed u n til 3:30 p.m.
T uesday a t S u n Devi] S tadium .
C ancellation of th e T h u rsd ay
gam e wtas d u e to a p ro g ram
co nflict in stad iu m use.

S tu d en ts, facu lty an d sta ff
a re in v ited to atten d th e special
H onors .Day convocation, h o n o r­
ing 1,375 o u tstan d in g u n d e r­
g rad u ates, a t 10:30 a.m. today at
G am m age A uditorium .
Classes w ill not be officially
dism issed, b u t professors have
been asked to allow stu d en ts to
atten d . T he convocation will
conclude in tim e for stu d e n ts to
get to th e ir 11:40 a.m. classes.
M A J O R S P E A K E R fo r th e
convocation w ill he D r. G erard
K uiper, d irecto r of th e U ofA ’s
lu n a r an d p la n eta ry laboratory.
D r. K u ip er is th e chief e x p e r­
im en ter fo th e R anger m oonshot se ries an d is in ch arg e of
in te rp re tin g th e lu n a r p h o to ­
g rap h s o f the R an g er program .
H e w ill show a sound film of
the R anger V II m oonshot and
discuss th e relatio n sh ip betw een
science and th e h u m an ities.
The program , w ill open w ith
¿'p e rfo rm a n c e of S ousa's “K ing
Cotton M arch” by th e Concert
Band, conducted by R onald F u l­
ler. ’
F O L L O W IN G T H E N ational
A nthem , P resid en t D urham will ■
ex ten d greetings, a fte r which
V icky Bond, soprano, w ill sing
an a ria from the first act of
V erdi’s “La T ra v ia ta.” She will
be accom panied
by
Margo
Sm ith.
Dr. K u ip e r will! th e n d eliv his address, w hich w ill be fol­
lowed by xth e A lm a M ater and
the C oncert B and's perform ance
of O sterlin g ’s “T hu n d ercrest.
Concert M arch,” u n d er th e d i­
rectio n of H arold H ines, con­
ductor.

Philosophy Professor to Advocate
Viet Withdrawal in Speech Today
A co n tro v e rsia l stand ag ain st
th e U. S. (position in S o u th
Vied N am w ill be ta k e n b y a
fac u lty m e m b e r today as h e d is ­
cusses “L e t’s G et O ut o f V iet
N am ” a t 11:40 a.m . in M U 211.
Dr. H a rry M. B ra ken, p ro fe s­
so r o f philosophy, sponsored by
S tu d en t R eligious L iberals, said
his ta lk w ill d ea l w ith “w h y
th e academ ic w o rld is so a p ­
p alled a t o u r foreign policy in
V iet N am .”
D r. B rac k en claim s m ost lib ­
e ra l a rts p ro fesso rs oppose th e
p rese n t policy. H e bases th is
claim on “le tte rs ap p e arin g in

th e N ew Y o rk T im es,” an d th e
fact th a t S ecro tary o f S ta te
D ean R u sk on A p ril 23 criticized
pro fesso rs w ho blasted U.S.
policy.
D r. B ra ken has no fig u res or
ap p ro x im atio n s on th e n u m ­
b e r of pro fesso rs fav o rin g a
p u ll-o u t, b u t h e d efin e d th e
g ro u p as “th a t seg m en t of th e
academ ic w o rld th a t R u sk ta k es
serio u sly .”
“T h e re is no q u estio n th a t h e
(R u sk ) is d istu rb e d by c ritic ­
ism ; th e re fo re th e re m u st be
a ‘g re a t d ea l of h o stility to V iet
N am p o licy ’,” D r. B ra k e n said.

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STATE PRESS

Wilson Men
Protest Ban
On Parking

PLANS STUDENT EDITORIAL BOARD -

Coed Named Fall State Press Editor
S en io r S h irley D eM arke w as
nam ed S ta te P re ss e d ito r-in ch ief an d Bob D orn m a n a g i n g
e d ito r f a r th e fa ll sem ester
W ednesday b y th e B oard of
P u b licatio n s.
“A fter th e shock w o re off I
w as su d d en ly a w a re of th e
g re a t resp o n sib ility an d I w as
th a n k fu l th a t I h ad th ree
m on th s to re fle c t on it,” said
M iss D eM arke, w ho w ill be

ed ito r of th e firs t fo u r-tim e sa -w e e k S ta te P ress.
B u t M iss D eM arke alre ad y
has p la n s fo r n e x t y ear. She
p la n s to estab lish a n ed ito rial
b o ard m ad e u p o f stu d en ts o u t­
side of th e jo u rn a lism d e p a rt­
m e n t an d w ill Wold in te rv iew s
for stu d en ts in te reste d in th e
b oard
positions
W ednesday
from 1:30 to 5 p.m.
A t th a t tim e she also w ill m -

^W ilson H ail resid en ts, d e s­
p ite th e ir protests, w ill h a v e to
fin d o ff-stre e t p a rk in g u n til at
le a st n e x t fall u n d e r th e T em pe
3-5 a.m . p a rk in g ban. T he m e a-.
su re wenit in to effect la st S a t­
u rd ay .
Since th e n , m en in th e dorm
h a v e com plained i t is im possible
fo r th em
to lo cate p a rk in g
spaces a n y w h e re n earb y . B e­
fo re M ay 1, m any p ark e d along
M y rtle and O ran g e streets, o n ­
ly a block from th e dorm .
C ity T raffic E n g in eer G eorge
A llen said h a lf-a -d o z e n s tu „ d e n ts _w ere tu rn e d aw ay w hen
they cam e to him fo r the o n ­
stre e t p a rk in g p e rm its now r e ­
q u ired . A llen said C am pus S e­
c u rity told him “th e re is am ple
cam p u s p a rk in g fo r dorm re s i­
d e n ts.”
S ecu rity Lt. G ayle S h u m an
also rep o rted o ff-s tre e t p a rk ­
ing space is sufficient. H e said
som e resid e n ts a r e p a rk in g ii
lo t 12 a t V an N ess an d Opdnge
a n d in v a c a n t lots ^st>uth of
A pache.
U n iv ersity P hy sical
P la n t
E n g in e er G pdrge Z elenski said
a u th o rities
a re
considering
p a rk in g ad ju stm e n ts for n ex t
f e i l t h a t w ould help W ilson r e ­
s id e n ts .
W ilson H all becom es a w om ­
e n ’s dorm again in S eptem ber.
(Phot® by John Polieh)
T hen all n ea rb y dorm s w ill be
N E W E D I T O R — S e n io r S h iH e y D e m a rk e , app oin ted a s fa ll e ditor
for coeds and lot 42 w est of
of T h e State Press, and B o b Dorn, m a n a g in g editor, d is c u s s p la n s
McClimtock A w ill be open to
fo r n e x t y e a r’s paper.
W ilson w om en.

Nominations for
Who’s Who Due
At Dean’s Office
N om inations fo r W ho’s Who
A m ong S tudents in A m erican
Colleges and U niversities m ust
be In the office of th e dean of
stu d en ts, AD 103 by M ay 24.
To qualify a stu d en t m ust
h av e com pleted 84 sem ester
hours, attain ed at least a 2.0
index and ex tra o rd in a ry re c ­
ognition in scholarship, a c tiv i­
ties and honors ea rn ed w hile
a t th e U niversity.
F aculty, staff, stu d en ts and
officially approved o rganiza­
tions m ay subm it nom inations.

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te rv rew stu d e n ts fo r all o th e r
s ta ff positions- P o sts o pen in ­
clu d e
those of n ew s editor,
copy ed ito r, cam pus ed ito r,
sp o rts ed ito r, society editor,
ch ief p h o to g rap h er, p ro o fre a d ­
e r an d se v eral associate e d ito r­
ships.
A nyone w ith a t le a st a 2.0
g rad e av e rag e m ay apply. “I
w a n t to stress th a t I w a n t s tu ­
d e n ts from all field s to ap p ly ,
n o t juSt jo u rn a lism m a jo rs,”

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M iss D eM ark e said th a t she
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STATE PRESS

Plays, Concert Fill
Weekend Calendar
A v a rie ty of events are scheduled th is w eekend on
cam pus.
The c h ild ren ’s th e a tre production of “Tom S aw y er,”
p rese n ted by U niversity P la y e rs u n d e r th e direction of
D onald Doyle, goes in to its fin al ru n w ith show s sched­
uled at 10:30 a.m. to m o rro w and

Honorary
To Initiate
21 Freshmen
T w en ty -o n e m ale freshm en
w ill be in itiated into the ca m ­
pus chap ter of P h i E ta Sigm a,
n atio n al
freshm an
scholastic
h onorary fra te rn ity , Sunday.
F or q ualification, the stu d e n ts
needed a t least a 3.5 grad e in ­
dex d u rin g th e ir first sem ester
of study. ....
;
N ew m em bers of the group
w ill be Jo h n B ranton, A rt B ray er, R obert B runn, D aniel G u s­
tafson, Joseph H enry, R obert
M oeller, L arry O ’D aniel, D avid
R am ras, S tephen Sedler, C arl
Shipley, S tephen S nyder and
R obert S trava.
O th ers a re M ichael M agowan,
A rlon P eterson, R obert A d am ­
son, R ichard Wiggs, David S to- J
ker, M ark W insor, A lberto S a n ­
chez, G ary S hahan and Thom as
Root.
O fficers of th e fra te rn ity are
C harles Sims, president; B ruce
H arte , vice p resid e n t; Ja m e s
K ehoe, se creta ry ; C harles J o n koskey, tre a su re r, and D avid
Spangler, u p p er class adviser.
Dr. Jo h n H. K ren k el, p ro fe s- s
sc r of history, is th e faculty a d - '
viser to the chapter.

Your WEDDING

a t 2:30 p.m . S u n d ay in th e L y ­
ceum . T ic k ets m ay b e o b tain ed
a t th e L y ceu m box office, p ric ­
ed ait $1 for ad u lts an d 50 cents
fo r ch ild ren .
The
300-voice
U n iv ersity
C horus, d irec ted by D avid B.
ScoUlar, w ill p rese n t its an n u a l
M o th e r’s D ay C oncert a t 3:30
p.m . S u n d ay in G am m age A u ­
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strife you save may be your own
“A new non-stop re g istra tio n plan
drop-add, w hich has th e potential of being
is going into effect May 11 T hanks
a four-day headache for all concerned.
to o u r electronic com puter pro­
C om m ents A lfred Thom as, re g istra r and
gram m ing, airlin e ticketing effici­
d irector of adm issions: “If th e stu d e n t fol­
ency ’ has come to ASU ré g istra ­
lows the recom m endations of th e ir c u r­
riculum advisers, then th ere should be no
tion” — P re sid e n t D urham .
This conjures up im ages of a 17,000-seat need for a large" n u m b er of changes in
S eptem ber.”
je t ready to tak e eager stu d en ts to th a t
prom ised land of fu rth e r education — all
O ur m ajor com plaint is th a t both sched­
because of thaL w ondrous invention called
ules of classes will not be available until
th e com puter.
M onday. This is precious little tim e for
M aybe w e're too cynical but we ju st students planning th e ir schedules nex t
d o n ’t believe it.
week. Thom as said the reason for this is
It w on’t be the a d m in istra tio n ’s fault, to coincide w ith the distrib u tio n of other
b u t too m any stu d en ts ju st don’t feel they registration m aterials, b u t this seem s im ­
should plan ahead. S tu d e n ts a re too used practical to the students.
T here m ay also be th at problem of ad­
to living day to day and sem ester to se­
m ester. H ere is the chance to plan for two visem ent difficulties, b u t as A lfred
sem esters. H opefully, stu d en ts w ill take Thom as Jr. says, any stu d e n t in th is p re­
adv an tag e of this. If not, they w ill be sub-, dicam ent should see th e dean of th e col­
jec t to th at ex cruciating experience called lege in w hich he is enrolled.

the battle of the bulging budget
.o

A t first glance, th e proposed budget for
1965-66 resem bles a budget some poor,
stru g g lin g businessm an’s wife m ight draw
up—e v e ry th in g oh so carefully overesti­
m ated to be su re th e re will be enough
m oney in case of an “em ergency,” like a
new hat- or pair of gloves.
But, a fte r talking to those ostensibly “in
the know ,” it becomes ap parent the recom ­
m ended app ro p riatio n s for next y e a r are as
neat and com pact as could be expected
w ith a u n iv ersity this size.
THE RECOMMENDED budget is an im ­
pressive $100,000 less th an this y e a r’s. The
reason for the decrease is th at eight U ni­
versity program s w ere elim inated from the
m ain budget in the hope th a t they w ill ev­
en tu ally becom e self-supporting. These
program s will be sustained for aw hile by
a $3.50 appropriation from the $23 activity
fee.
This is how appropriations are m ade:
each spring AS activity chairm en request
operating expenses for the nex t academ ic
y ear from the S enate F inance Com m itteeThe com m ittee conducts hearings for any
budget revisions. It th en p resen ts its pro­
posed budget to the Board of Financial
C ontrol, com prised of faculty and students.
A fter approval by the B oard of Financial
Control, the budget goes to th e S en ate for
final approval.
The m em bers of th e S enate Finance

C om m ittee and the Board of F inancial
Control have done th eir job w ell, but some
appropriations seem unnecessary.
IN PARTICULAR, W estern W eek, spon­
sored by AS, and not th e Rodeo C lub as
m any think, should be elim inated. T he Se­
nate gave it one m ore chance for n e x t year
by ap p ropriating $530—$100 less th a n this
year. The last tw o W estern W eeks have
been very poor. No one seem s to p a rtic i­
pate and m any consider it silly to m ain tain
the week w hen it’s as useful to the U n iv er­
sity as a fifth w heel on a wagon. You
m ight aig u e it is one of th e few trad itio n s
we have at ASU. W ell, if this U niv ersity is
ever going to go “big tim e,” this dying tr a ­
dition m ust go.
The b u d g et’s b rig h t points are th a t u n i­
form s for th e pom pon squad and ch e er­
leaders, paid by AS, w ill be passed on to
fu tu re m em bers of these organizations.
This w ill save a sizeable sum.
Believe it or not, AS has a club w hich
it can hold over th e head of th a t uncoop­
e ra tiv e giant, ICA. Yes, th e re is hope for
stu d e n t seating in th e fu tu re. In o rd er to
get its $11(1.000 for n e x t y e a r’s expenses,
ICA had to agree to go back to the 1963-64
first-com e, first-serve system of d istrib u ­
tion of tickets w hich was used in 1963-64.
It also agreed not to m ove the stu d en t sec­
tion in the gym or Sun D evil Stadium .
P resto n K. Long

Friday, May 7, 1965

W h y is it e v e ry m a n t h in k s the
o n ly rea son a g ir l goes to co llege
is to get a h u s b a n d ?

W h y I ’m a g r a d u a t in g s e n io r a n d
I ’m still sin g le . H e a v e n k n o w s I ’ve
had c o u n tle s s o p p o rt u n it ie s to get
m a rrie d b u t I w o u ld n ’t ju s t get
m a rrie d to get m a rrie d .

<âr

w hen H itle r said, “A h u n d re d
fools do n o t m a k e a w ise m an ,”
th e fools h e m e a n t w ere th e
ones w ith sw eat sh irts, mot th e
ones w ith w h ite sh o rts and
ties.
G ary B urleson

a Noble stand: conservatism, controversy
ED ITO R: I th a n k M r. D ucceschi fo r his fin e colum n, “Y oung
A m erican s — a ll rig h t,” su p ­
p o rtin g th e Y A F “back o u r
boys” ra lly w h ich a p p e ared in
W ed n esd ay ’s S ta te P ress. YAF.
m e m b ers g re a tly ap re cia ted th e
w ide su p p o rt th e ra lly a ttr a c t­
ed. S o u th east A sia, as M r. D uc­
ceschi suggests, is a v ita l a re a
th a t th e fre e w o rld can ill a f ­
ford to lose to com m unism .
I t is tru e , l am p ro u d to say,
th a t th e Y A F is a c o n tro v e rsial
g ro u p on th e A SU cam p u s. I t
seem s th a t th is is tr u e of m ost
co n serv ativ e g ro u p s th a t a re
ac tiv e a n d ex e rcise th e rig h t
of co n serv ativ es to freed o m of
speech on th e cam p u ses of
A m erica’s r a th e r lib e ra l-o ri­
en ted u n iv ersities.
Som ehow , th ough, th e noise
an d co n fu sio n caused by th e
sh rie k s o f op p o sitio n to th e Y A F
h av e caused w ell m ean in g an d
e n tire ly ra tio n a l .people to get
th e w ro n g im p ressio n ab o u t th e
e n tire ly legal, responsible an d
o rd erly ac tiv itie s o f th e YAF.
T his sem ester th e Y A F h as
sponsored sp eak ers, organized

d eb ates, show n film s .and p la y ed tap es for stu d e n ts an d fa c u l­
ty seek in g in fo rm atio n ab o u t
th e o fte n -m isre p re se n te d co n ­
se rv a tiv e philosophy. T h e YAF
has m an n ed larg e, w ell-sto ck ed
lite ra tu re sta n d s w h e re sill w ho
seek in fo rm atio n ab o u t co n ser­
v atism an d co n serv ativ e o rg a ­
n izatio n s a r e g la d ly aid ed in
fin d in g w h a t th e y w an t. T he
re c e n t Y A F “b a c k o u r boys"
ra lly h eld in f ro n t of th e sta te
cap ito l w as a tte n d e d only by
w ell d ressed a n d m a n n ered
young people. I t w as o rd erly ,
w idely a p p re c ia te d a n d o rg a ­
nized in co m p lete cooperation
w ith all a u th o ritie s concerned.
T his w as in c o n tra st to such
activ ities c a rrie d on by th e
left.
I am c e rta in th a t an y fa irm in d ed p e rso n w ho ca refu lly
observes th e Y A F in o p eratio n
w ill conclude th a t th e m eth o d s
u sed by th e Y A F a re in th e
best tra d itio n s o f A m eric an d e ­
m ocracy.
M ike N obel
Y A F V ice P re sid en t

Viet Nam: a civil matter so let’s get out

Hunt for a new library name

ial board to help the p ap er obtain a point
of view closer to th a t of th e stu d en t body.
T he board w ould be com posed of stu d en ts
from d ifferen t d ep artm en ts th roughout the
U niversity.
A lthough dw arfed—b y -th e problem s of
h er position, i t ’s good to see Miss D eM arke
w ill m eet them face-to-face.

R e g a rd le ss of w h a t m y p a re n ts say,
a w o m a n d o e sn ’t need the se c u rity ,
love, se n se o f fu llfillm e n t, h onor,
a h o m e to k e e p cle a n . . . etc. . .
etc. . .

readers write

ED ITO R: B eing an old b eliev er
in th e ad ag e clothes m ak e th e
m an, I w o u ld lik e to com m end
F ra n k D ucceschi fo r W ednes­
d ay ’s co lu m n p raisin g th e n e a t­
ness of th e Y A F V iet N am
m a rc h ers. A s a n y o n e know s,

ED ITO R: F o llo w in g is an open
le tte r to th e Y oung A m ericans
fo r F reed o m fro m th e “b e a rd ­
ed b e a tn ik s” re g a rd in g th e
Y A F, “B ack o u r boys in V iet
frankly speaking -*— --------------------------------------------------------------- N am ” d em o n stratio n a t th e
cap ito l T uesday:
In th e firs t place, it is lu d i­
cro u s-to b eliev e th a t th e w e a r­
in g a p p a re l o f d em o n strato rs is
------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------- —------ by frank ducceschi m o re im p o rta n t th a n w h a t tfyey
h av e to say. W e a re ¿hocked
Som e favorable com m ent has m et the
W e’re still open to suggestions for a th a t Y A F w o u ld dislike th e
suggestion of th e nam e G. W. P. H u n t L i­ name- H opefully som eone w ill come up im age cre ate d by o u r co m fo rt­
b rary for the new U niversity cen ter of w ith a bellrin g er and save us from th e fate ab le clo th in g w o rn a t freedom
of the app ro p riate but dull nam e U n iv er­ d em o n stratio n s, an d a t th e sam e
learning (th a t big hole across from the sity L ibrary.
tim e overlook th e re a l m o ral
MU).
issues in volved in V iet Nam.
*
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*
G. W. P. H unt w asH he first governor of
A young lady w ho stands 5 feet even, C o n tra ry to p o p u la r opinions,
A rizona and—served in th a t capacity for although she claim s to be 5-1, w ill be faced clothes a re n ot th e m ain issue.
W e can n o t ex p ress o u r g ra ti­
seven term s. H e presided over the 1910 A ri­ w ith 7-foot problem s n ex t fall as she as­
zona co n stitutional convention th a t defied sum es the role of S tate P ress editor-in- tu d e to A m erican servicem en
fig h tin g in V iet N am because
P re sid e n t Taft. He led th e convention in its chief.
effort to effect an initiative, referendum
w e a re in stric t d isag reem en t
WITH THE EXPANSION of th e \ew s- w ith A m eric an policy th ere. It
an d recall into th e sta te constitution.
paper to four tim es a. w eek, Senior S hirley
T aft disallow ed the recall of judges sec­ D eM arke is, m aking firm policies to im ­ is o u r position th a t th e U nited
tion but as soon as A rizona becam e a state prove the S ta te P re ss’s ab ility to serve th e ’ S tates, if it is tru ly freedom
loving an d resp e ctfu l of foreign
a vote of th e electo rate replaced the strick ­ cam pus.
fi
sovereignity, h a s no business in ­
en section.
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to
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THE HINT OF NAMING the library

H u n t b ro u g h t fo rth th e suggestion of the
n a m e C harles D. Poston L ibrary. Poston
w as an o th er leader in th e estab lish m en t of
A rizona as a sta te and is som etim es called
th e “F a th e r of A rizona.”
Poston helped press fo r th e passage of
th e O rganic A ct of 1863, th e congressional
legislation d esig n atin g A rizona a te rrito ry
of th e U nited States.

It ’s ju s t a m a lic io u s lie starte d a n d
p e rp e tu a te d b y a b u n c h o f e g o ­
c e n tric m a le s w h o c a n n o t sta n d the
idea o f b e in g c o m p e te d w ith on
a n in te lle ctu a l level.

fo r its o w n selfish, cap italistic
a n d p o w er h u n g ry m otives. We
can n o t h a v e ¡pity fo r th e A m eri­
ca n m ilita ry m en Who h a v e an d
w ill sacrifice th e ir lives, b e­
cause th ey a re th e re by th e ir
ow n Choice — m u rd erin g !
N or ca n w e b e co n cern ed w ith
th e m o rale of th e s e m en b e­
cause .in all p ro b a b ility A m eri­
can p ro p ag an d a successfully
su stain s it, as it h a s d u p ed th e
m ajo rity o f th e A m eric an p o p u ­
la tio n a t home. T he E aster
M arch on W ashington To E nd
th e W ar in V iet N am w as a
serious a tte m p t by conscientious
stu d e n ts to rem o v e th e wool
from th e eyes of th e ir fellow
A m ericans.
T he policy of fo reig n in te r­
ven tio n a s d em o n strate d in
V iet N am an d m o re re c e n tly r e ­
p eated in th e D om inican R e­
public is a ll too ty p ic al of
“A m erican ” agression.
Ja c q u e L ivingston
K a r e n ;Cobb
Jg ffre y E. H annigan

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13 th e o fficia l cam pu s n ew sp ap er o f A rizona
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en tered as secon d c la ss m atter r.t-T em p e, A rizona 85282. S ta te P r e ss is a
m em b er of th e A rizon a N ew sp ap ers A ssociation , A ssociated C o lle g ia te Press
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SCONCE, PHYSICAL SCIENCE -

Emergency Generator to Service Campus
A 250 k ilo w a tt g en erato r,
designed fo r em ergency use,
h a s b ee n selt u p in th e c e n tra l
p la n t a n d is b ein g co nnected to
th e P a lo V erde com plex, th e
L ife S cience C e n te r a n d th e
P hy sical S ciences Building“W h en th e elec tricity goes
o u t, th e g e n e ra to r auto m atically
goes in to se rv ic e ,” G eorge Z e ­
le n sk i, p h y sical p la n t engineer,
said W ednesday.
T h e $32,934 g e n e ra to r w ill
p ro b ab ly be te ste d n e x t w eek,
Z elen sk i said.
IT W ILL SU PPL Y pow er fo r
e x it, sta irw a y a n d corrid o r
lig h ts an d fo r em erg en cy c ir­
cu its in la b o ra to ries so e x p e ri­
m e n ts w ill n o t b e h indered.
E v en tu ally , Z elen sk i said, th e
g e n e ra to r w ill b e connected to
all ca m p u s buildings, b u t th a t
m ig h t be se v eral y e a rs aw ay .
S om e b u ild in g s h a v e b a tte r ­
ies to p ro v id e em ergency c u r­
re n t, so th e re is n o need fo r a

h o o k -u p to th e g e n e ra to r u n til
th e b a tte rie s r u n dow n, Z elen ­
sk i ex p lain ed .
“ B E F O R E T H E Y a re re p la c ­
ed w e w ill tie th e m (th e b u ild ­
ing s) in to th e g e n e ra to r,” he
said.
E m erg en cy c irc u its h a v e been

M ore th a n 500 sen io rs a lre a d y
h av e re g iste re d fo r th e b re a k ­
fast, sponsored b y th e A lum ni

“W e a re co n cern ed m a in ly
w ith e x p e rim e n ts b ecau se of
th e tre m e n d o u s tim e a n d e ffo rt
th a t h a s g o n e in to th e m ,” Z e­
le n sk i said.

Executive Manager’s Office
To Handle ASU Insurance
S tu d e n t life, ac cid en t an d
s i c k n e s s in su ra n c e w ill be
h a n d le d b y E x e c u tiv e M an ag er
D ick F in le y ’s office n e x t y ea r.
T h e p re se n t co m p an y a g e n t is
le av in g -the V alley.
T h e co m p an y ,
C a lifo rn iaW estern S ta te s L ife In su ra n c e
C om pany, h as a n A ssociated
S tu d e n ts c o n tra c t to sell lo w -

Senior Breakfast Reservations Due
R eserv a tio n s fo r th e a n n u a l
A ll-S e n io r B re a k fa st m u st be
m a d e by 5 p.m . to d a y a t th e
A lu m n i H ouse o r b y calling
966-3566. T h e fre e b re a k fa st is
a t 8 a.m . to m o rro w in th e MU
ballroom .

p ro v id ed a t p re se n t o nly for
e x p e rim e n t la b s, n o t fo r food
sto rag e are as.

A ssociation, ac co rd in g ' to A ct­
in g A lu m n i S e c re ta ry Don
D otts.
A lu m n u s D o n D ed era, A ri­
zon a R ep u b lic co lu m n ist, an d
P re s id e n t D u rh a m , w ill speak.
A ll se n io rs a r e in v ite d to a t ­
te n d .

cost in s u r a n c e . to S tudents on
cam pus.
A ccording to F in ley , th is w ill
in su re fa ste r a n d m o re com ­
p le te se rv ic e o n a ll claim s. A
se c re ta ry w ill b e o n d u ty to
s e ttle claim s w h e n th e re q u e st
is firs t issued.
EVENTUALLY th e y h o p e to
co m p u terize th e p ro g ra m to
fin d w h a t -areas need m o re cov­
erage- T h is w ill h e lp to e n ­
la rg e th e p ro g ra m a n d in c re ase
p articip a tio n .
A ccording to F in ley , th is w ill
p ro b ab ly lead ‘ to a red u c tio n
in in su ra n c e ra te s.
P a c k e ts co n tain in g in fo rm a ­
tio n on th e in su ra n c e w ill be
m ailed to a ll S tu d en ts a fte r
lists fro m p re -re g istra tio n are
com pleted..

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R e g u la t io n *: F o r A S U stu d e n t*,
f a c u lt y a n d s t a f f o n ly . T o place
c la ssifie d s, s u b m it to th e S tate
P r e s s o ffic e in p e rso n . D e a d lin e is
M o n d a y n o o n f o r W e d n e s d a y Issu e
a n d W e d n e s d a y n o o n fo r F r i ­
d a y iaaue. R a te s: t h r e e ce nts p er
w o r d p e r in se rtio n w it h s 50-cent
m in im u m .

Contact Placem ent Center For
Interview May 13 and 14 W ith D ale Scott

Just to make friends, Burger Chef Drive-In
at 106 East 8th Street in Tempe is offering
this keen contest to college students.

SEE'DENNIS FOR DIAM ONDS

INSTRUCTION
I N D I V I D U A L T u t o r in g in m ath , b io ­
lo gy, c h e m is tr y a n d p h y sic s. P h o n e
967-7924.

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Friday, May 7, 1965

STATE PRESS

Advisement, Pre registration Start Monday
S chedules of classes for the fall an d sp rin g sem esters will
Pc d istrib u ted w ith reg istra tio n m a te ria ls sta rtin g M onday in
th e M oeur A dm in istratio n B uilding. S tu d e n ts can o b ta in a course
request card and pay a $10 fee a t th is tim e.
A dvisem ent periods w ill begin T uesd ay and c o n tin u e fo r two
w eeks. A dvisers will fo rw ard the ap p ro v e d course re q u e st card
i b.ue slip) to the re g is tra r’s office.
Class schedules p rogram m eu by a co m puter, w ill b e m ailed
to the stu d e n t’s m m e address. At this tim e, stu d e n ts w ill have
1: : ec options:
-—STU D EN TS CAN com plete re g istra tio n m a teria ls an d r e ­
tu rn them along w ith a check for fees to th e re g is tra r ’s office.
This will com plete th e ir registrations. T he $10 fee w ill be used
tow ard final fees. If m a teria ls ere not re tu rn e d by Aug. 25, th e
$ 1 0 fee w ill be forfeited and m a teria ls w ill be re tu rn e d for use
du: ing re g u la r registration.
—-The stu d e n t can re tu rn the m a teria ls and pay fees before

Registration Procedure in Brief
S tu d en ts c u rre n tly en ro lled in on -cam p u s
courses th is sem ester w h o w ish to reg ister
early for th é fa ll sem ester, should follow
this p ro ced u re d u rin g fre e p erio d s b eg in ­
n in g at 8 a.m . Monday— Go to M oeur B u ild ing an d secure a
course req u est card, fee card and receip t,
and class sch ed u les for firs t an d second
sem ester. 1965-66.
— Go to ca sh ier in M oeur B u ilding and
pay a $10 deposit. (T h is d eposit w ill be
credited to w ard y o u r fees fo r fall se m est­
er. )
— See y o u r ad v iser to p la n y o u r p ro g ram
for n ex t fall.

P r e -r e g ist ra t io n is based on p la n n in g ahead. See m a in e d itoria l, page 4.

Se;>l 11 w ith o u t penalty. T he $10 fee w ill be forfeited afte r this
tim e.
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the regular reg istratio n period Sept. 9-11- S tu d en ts w ho choose
ii. - option w ilt forfeit th e $10 fee.
THROUGH THE NEW EARLY reg istratio n and th e d is trib u ­
tion of the tw o schedule‘i. stu d en ts w ill have a b e tte r chance to
plan th eir program and m ore tim e to see th e ir advisers, according
lo A lfred T hom as Jr., re g istra r a r d d irec to r of adm issions.
The co m p u ter w ill process th e schedules from th e stu d en ts'
t m pleted course req u est c a rd s It will m ake an y changes in the
schedule th a t is necessary due to closed sections. S tu d en ts can
■Kock out" tw o tim e periods on th e card. Tw o a lte rn a te s can
also be listed
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— If y o u r c u rre n t hom e ad d ress on file
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STATE PRESS

P age 7

AS ACTIVITIES VICE PRESIDENT-ELECT *> C O u -v tc * tfciMARCAS R IO

Activities Chief
Is Fashion Model
(F o u rth o f a S e rie s)
By M A R T H A T H A Y E R
N e w s E d ito r

E nthusiasm keyed L inda O akley’s cam paign and will
be th e pivot p o in t of h e r p rogram n e x t y e a r as activities
vice president.
“This su m m e r I hope to p lan th in g s so th ey w ill be
rea d y to go—boom , boom, boom in th e fall,” th e 21-yearold ed ucation m a jo r said.
B U T T H A T isn ’t a ll — M iss
O akley, w ho is a partitim e
professio n al m o d el as w ell
as fu ll-tim e s tu d e n t w ill a t­
te n d su m m er school classes in
th e m orning, p la n fo r h e r n ew
office in th e
afte rn o o n and
m odel in th e
evenings.
W o rk in g for
th e V o g u e
Agency
of
S cot t s d a 1 e,
M i s s O akley
m odels in in ­
fo rm a l show s
ait C ar e f r e e
In te rn a tio n a l, T ra d e r V ic’s and
o th e r re sta u ra n ts.
“R ig h t now it is ta k in g up
too m u ch tim e ,” . sh e said of
h e r m odeling c a r e e r w h ich is
p aying h e r w ay th ro u g h co l­
lege. “W e a re ju s t en d in g o u r
b u sy season— th e to u rist se a ­
son,” she e x p lain e d . She does
m o st o f h e r m o d e lin g a t lu n c h ­
eons in th e e a rly aftern o o n s.
A s f a r n e x t y e a r ’s activities,

M iss O akley said She w an ts to
sch ed u le ac tiv itie s m o re fo r th e
college s tu d e n t an d “ste e r aw ay
fro m h ig h school ty p e ac tiv i­
ties. I know it can b e done, I
d id it as social b o ard ch airm an
th is y e a r.”
A L S O S H E P L A N S to b rin g
th e d o rm s in to m o re activities.
“I th in k m o re stu d e n ts should
be w o rk e rs a n d p a rtic ip a n ts in
ac tiv itie s in stea d of ju s t by­
sta n d e rs,” M iss O akley o b ­
served.
In te re s te d in w o rk in g to w ard
g ettin g a b a n k an d d ru g store
on cam p u s for stu d en ts, Miss
O ak ley also w an ts to reb u ild
som e U n iv ersity trad itio n s.
As fo r h e r fu tu re plans, She
said, “A fte r g ra d u a tio n w ho
know s? T h ere 'are so m any
th in g s th a t I am in te reste d in,
so m a n y th in g s f m ig h t lik e to
dio 'besides te ac h , fo r instance
p u b lic rela tio n s w ork. I am so
glad I ’m young!”
( A S S ec re ta ry-elec t J u d y M ey­
er w ill be fe a tu re d W ed n es­
day.)

Debaters Win in Tournament
T h e d e b a te sq u a d took f ir s t
a n d second places in th e A ri­
zona Speech L ea g u e F oren sic
C ham pionships la s t w eek en d
in F lag staff.
S e v e ra l te a m m em b ers r e ­
ceived in d iv id u a l a w a rd s. W ally
L arso n to o k f ir s t p la ce in o ra ­
to ry , L inda C raig p la ce d sec-

Graduate Wins
$200 for Essay
G ra d u a te s tu d e n t R o b e rt C.
H ird receiv ed $200 fo r his
p rize -w in n in g e n try in th e N a­
tio n a l D efense T ra n sp o rta tio n
A ssociation’s
second
annual
colleg e-lev el contest.
T his y e a r’s to p ic w as “A n
In q u iry In to a P ro b le m F acin g
T ra n sp o rtatio n , E ith e r M ilita ry
o r /C
rC om m ercial.”
n trie s w e re rec eiv ed fro m
R ege stu d e n ts a ll o v e r th e
U n ite d S tates. T h e com petition
is desig n ed to stim u la te th e
in te re s t of th e co lleg e stu d e n ts
in tra n s p o rta tio n ’s v ita l ro le
se rv in g th e econom y a n d d e­
fense1 of th e U n ite d S tates.

RAPTIS
TASTY HUT FOODS

ond in o ra l in te rp re ta tio n an<
th ir d in o ra to ry , a n d K itty Killo rin also receiv ed a thirc
place in o rato ry .
In th e lo w e r division, the
te a m of B ill W a lk e r a n d L arry
S tep h e n took firs t p la c e d e fe a t­
ing th e UofA in th e fin als. The
u p p e r d iv isio n te a m of W ally
L a rse n an d C onstance L u n d berg achieved1 a second place.
O ne o f t h e o th e r te am s, com ­
posed o f M ike Y arn ess an d
M ahlon G au m er, w as u n ab le
to com pete becau se Y arn ess w as
in th e S tu d e n t H e a lth C en ter
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Friday, May 7, 1965

STATE PRESS

Two Coeds Accept
Summer Opera Work

ASU Senior
To Give Trumpet
Recital in MU

B etty B u rto n a n d M ary B eth
A rm es, cast m em b ers o f th e
L y ric O p era T h e a te r p ro d u c­
tions, h av e signed co n tra cts to
sing w ith th e re sid e n t o p era
com p an y of C e n tral C ity, Colo,
th is su m m er.
B oth coeds h a d p a rts in
“Voices fo r a M irro r,” p ro d u ced
by th e L y ric O p era T h eater.
O th e r th e a te r p a r ts fo r Mi§s
B u rto n , a ju n io r, w e re th e le ad
in “G ian n i S dhiohi” a n d a
sm a lle r p a r t in “W est Side
S to ry .”
Miss A rm es, a g ra d u a te stu ­
den t, p la y ed S u san n a in “T h e
M a rria g e o f F ig a ro ” th is sem ­
ester.

A tru m p e t recital, fe a tu rin g
senior Leon O. Rye, w ill be p r e ­
sented toy th e U niversity M usic
D ep artm en t a t 8:15 p.m. S u n ­
day in th e MU ballroom .
O pen ‘t o th e public, th e p r o ­
gram w ill in clu d e “S o n atin a for
F o u r T ru m p e ts” by Ron S im p­
son, “S uite P o u r T ro m p ette En
U t E t P ian o ” by P a u l B onneau,
“C oncerto in B F la t M ajor fo r
Bassoon” by W. A. M ozart,
“M editation” toy M arcel M ihalovici, and “Cazona P rim a a 5”
by G. G abrieli.
D ouglas P a lm e r w ill be a c ­
com panist. A ssisting in th e p ro ­
gram w ill be B a rre G riffith ,
bassoon; D avid Y andell, .D an
S tra w b rid g e a n d L ew is F inell,
all tru m p e ts; C h arles K etchum ,
F rench horn; K arl A braham son,
tuba, an d H en ry K eneally,
trom bone.

C e n tra l C ity, a b o u t 30 m iles
w est of D enver, w as a w id eopen, ro a rin g g o ld m in in g to w n
in th e 1890s. T h e to w n h as b een
rec o n stru cte d a n d is a b ig to u r ­
ist ce n te r, k n o w n n a tio n a lly fo r
its o p era p ro d u ctio n s ev e ry
su m m er.
P ro fessio n al o p e ra
sta rs sing th e le a d ro les a n d
y o u n g er stu d e n ts fill th e o th e r
p arts.
B esides singing in th e p ro ­
ductions, th e A SU coeds w ill
p a rtic ip a te in w o rk sh o p s in
voice, staging, lighting, m a k e u p
an d th e o th e r asp ects o f th e a te r.
Miss A rm es w ill stu d y “R igole tto ” a n d M iss B u rto n , “T h e
M e rry W ives o f W in d so r.”

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Two Seniors
Play in Recitals
R ecitals by tw o seniors a re
"scheduled by th e m usic d e ­
p artm en t to n ig h t and tom orrow
night.
M ichael H am ilton w ill' p re ­
sent a tu b re c ita l a t 8:15 p.m.
tonight in G am m age R ecital
Hall. A ssisting w ill be K arl
A braham son, Rick F elix and
G urden H utchins.
P a tric ia T arpey, a m ezzosoprano, wild be p resented at
8:15 p.m. tom orrow in th e F irs t
M ethodist C hurch, Tem pe.

(P lw to by R k M

C a n to r)

F A C E L I F T I N G — K A E T is in the m id st of a re m o d e lin g job
w h ic h w ill e v e n tu a lly g iv e them m ore co m p a ct sto ra ge fa c ilitie s
and grea ter w o r k in g space. C h a n g e s can be o b se rve d in the
stu d io and control room .

’65Summer Season Enrollment
Expected to Hit 14,500 Mark
A p proxim ately 14,500 s tu ­
d ents a re expected to enroll for
both sessions of sum m er school
beginning J u n e
14 through
A ugust 21.
T w en ty -se v en
d ep a rtm en ts
are offering courses w hich are
alm ost th e sam e as la st sum ­
m er. T he School of N ursing is
o ffe rin g no courses; M ass Com ­
m unications and D ep a rtm en t of
B otany a re o n l y
offering
courses for th e first sum m er

session, J u n e 14 th ro u g h Ju ly
17.
T h e m ost p o p u la r courses are
E nglish 101 an d 102, according
to th e se creta ry to th e D ean
of S u m m er-S essio n s. T h e C ol­
lege of E d u catio n h as th e big­
gest selection of courses, an d
th e B usiness College o ffers th e
m ost n ig h t classes. M ost en g i-„
n ee rin g an d som e m ath em atics
courses r u n fo r th e fu ll 10w eek su m m er schooL

Banquet Honors Payne Librarian
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. T he College of E ducation is
giving a b an q u et, F rid a y , May
21, to ho n o r D orothy Robinson,
P a y n e T ra in in g School Li b earyfart, w ho w ill r e tire a t th e
close of th is year.
M iss R obinson joined
the
facu lty in 1927 as fifth grad e

te ac h er a t th e P a y n e T ra in in g
Sahool, ‘a n d has se rv e d as school
lib ra ria n th e re since 1953.
T ickets m ay b e o b ta in ed by
contactin g
D r.
H aro ld
B.
H unnicu tt, a ssista n t professor of
educatio n , a t 966-3309, toy M ay
15. Cost o f (the d in n e r is $4.50
p e r person.

M ay 13 is th e d ea d lin e for
those reg isterin g b y m ail. T hese
stu d en ts m u st re tu r n th e ir re g ­
istra tio n m a te ria ls an d m oney
by m id n ig h t o f th a t day . A ll
o th e r stu d e n ts w ill re g iste r
J u n e 14 fo r th e firs t session an d
J u ly 19 fo r th e second session.
F u rth e r in fo rm atio n is a v a il­
ab le in th e S u m m er Session o f­
fice, AD 213.
F o r n ew an d o u t-o f-s ta te
stu d en ts, th e d e p a rtm e n t p u b ­
lishes a su m m er session catalo g
w hich d escrib es th e cam pus,
cam pus facilities, th e locale,
course o fferin g s an d co u rse d e ­
scriptions. T h ese a re also av ail­
ab le in th e ab o v e office.

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STATE PRESS

Players to Present Shakespeare’s
‘Much Ado About Nothing’ Comedy
S h a k e sp e a re 's
“M uch Ado
A bout N othing,” hig h E liza­
b e th a n co m ed y fe a tu rin g d r a ­
m a, m usic a n d d ance, w ill be
p re se n te d b y th e U n iv ersity
P la y e rs n e x t w ee k en d in G am -

Building Survey Results
To Be Released Soon
T h e a rc h ite c tu ra l b a rrie rs
survey, co nducted to fin d out
accessib ility of b u ild in g s fo r
th e h an d ica p p ed , w ill soon be
com piled a n d re su lts released .
M em bers of IF C an d P a n h e lle nic aid ed in th e su rv ey , w hich
w as conducted, b y th e Blaster
S eal S ociety.

Page 9

Next ‘Dateline’ Production Covers
New Dorm Library, Student P lay

Ads for Rides
In MU Lobby

m age A u d ito riu m .
L av ish ly costum ed, th e e la b ­
o ra te p ro d u ctio n is d irected by
D r. Ja m e s Yealter.

T h e re a r e m a n y in d ica­
tions th a t tlhe se m ester is a l­
m ost o v er. O n e is th e ad s on
th e M U b u lle tin b o ard o ffe r­
ing o r a sk in g fo r rid es to
f a r a w a y places.

T h e ca st w ill in c lu d e Jo A n n
Y ec a n d B ill M cL aughlin s ta r ­
r in g a s B e a tric e a n d B enedick,
a n d E lean o r F ric k e tt an d L eif
F e a rn as H ero a n d C laudio.

O ffers include, “R id ers
w an ted . L eav in g M onday to
O m aha, Neb. D riv in g a M e r­
cedes. I ’ll p a y g as ex p en ses.”
O r, “F re e rid e to A ppleton,
W is.,” w ith a p h o n e n u m b e r
a n d address.

R eserv ed tick ets, $1.50, $2 an d
$3 fo r th e p u b lic, a r e on sale
n o w a t th e box o ffice in th e
L yceum . B oth e v e n in g p e rfo rm ­
an ces w ill b e a t 8:15. T ic k ­
e ts w ill b e a v a ila b le a t th e
door.

A nn M axson, w o m en ’s editor,
w ill in tro d u c e th e preview ,
w hich w as d irec ted by B ud
B a rtle tt a t K A ET.

T h e p u b lic serv ice show w ill
be te le c a st a t 4:30 p.m . S u n d ay
on K TV K , C h an n el 3 a n d a t
6:45 p.m . T u esd a y on K A ET,
Channel 8.

Graduate Student
Gets $50 Award

T h re e stu d e n ts w ill a c t in a
re h e a rsa l scen e fro m S h ak e­
sp e are’s “M uch A do A bout
N othing.”
T h e y a r e J o A n n Yeo, a s B e a­
trice;
B ill M cL aughlin, as
B enedict, a n d D ihne Jo h n so n , as
Ursaila.
T h e p lay w ill r u n M ay 14-15
in G am m ag e A u d ito riu m . M ary

To p lace rid e ad s, o r for
sale, tr a d e o r re n t ads, th e
th re e -b y
ffive-inCh card s
m ay b e picked u p a t th e MU
In fo rm a tio n Desk.

A sp ecial m a tin e e is sch ed u l­
ed 2:30 S a tu rd a y w ith r e ­
serv ed tic k e ts a v a ila b le at $1.

T h e n e x t ed itio n o f “D ateline:
A SU ” w ill h e a d lin e re p o rts on
n ew d o rm ito ry lib ra rie s a n d a
com ing stu d e n t ipJay.

G ra d u a te stu d e n t, G erald R.
R upp, h a s ta k e n th ird p la c e in
th e 1965 A m eric an Society fo r
P erso n n el A d m in istratio n E s­
say Contest.
H e w on $50, an d his p ap er
w ill be p u b lish ed in T he P e r­
sonnel A d m in istra to r, official
p u b licatio n of th e A m erican So­
ciety for P erso n n el A d m in i­
stratio n .

SUNDAY MAY 9th
Here's to the g a l w ho cooks all of D ad 's favorite

FOR M O T H E R

dishes, w ho irons sis's dress for her date at a

AT TEMPE SHOPPING CENTER

moment's notice, w ho gets up in the middle of

... and while you're there look
around for gifts for all the family
for all occasions.

the night to check up on ailin g junior, w ho buses
the fam ily to and from It s m any activities. Yes,
here's to Mom , chief cook, bottlewasher, chauf­
feur and counselor . . . w rapped in one w on­
derful person!

MOST SHOPS A N D STORES OPEN THURSDAY
UNTIL 9:00 P.M.

TEMPE'S FINEST SHOPPING CENTER

CONVENIENTLY
LOCATED ON

ENUE

Americana Shop
Ray’s ASU Barber Shop
Bonnie Sue Fashions
Brickie’s Furniture
Buddy’s Coffee Shop
Celia’s Fashions
El Rancho M arket. .
Erickson’s Handcrafts
1st Federal Savings & Loan
1st National Bank
GallenKamp’s
W. T. Grant
Happy House Shop
*^
Hill’s Record & Book Shop
The Hogan
Inland-Western Loan & Finance

BETWEEN

Jam’s Restaurant
King’s Fashions
Lee Optical
Pioneer Camera Shop
Rosamond’s Beauty Shop
Ryan-Evans Drug Store
Scott Jewelers
Sewing Basket
Sherwin-W illiams Co.
S & H Green Stamp Center
Standard Service Station
State Farm Insurance
TeePee of Toys
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31 Flavors Ice Cream
Tops Liquor Store
University Sporting Goods
Zzzona Laundry

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Lecture
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WAX MflSFUM^

Friday, May 7, 1965

toFeature Folk Songs
A special p ro g ram featu rin g
folk songs an d fo lk lo re w ill be
o ffered as th e la st p rese n tatio n
of the C en ter for A m erican S tu ­
dies.
F eatu rin g
P ro fesso r
G ene
B lu estein o f th e E nglish d e p a rt­
m ent at -Fresno S tate College,
th e m u sic -illu stra te d lecture,
en titled “T h e A m erican C har­
a c te r in F o lk so n g an d F o lk lo re”
w ill be a t 2:45 p.m. n e x t F riday
in th e MU ballroom .

Dr. M arvin M. Fisher, p ro ­
g ram d irecto r, said th a t P ro f.
B luestein is a p erfo rm er of p ro ­
fessional calib er, w ith a g ro w ­
ing rep u ta tio n fo r his folksongs
and folklore.
He has held two Carnegie
Foundation fellow ships to r e ­
cord an d collect folksongs in
th e S ou th ern A ppalachians, and
a Jam es J . H ill Fam ily F o u n d a­
tio n fellow ship to collect m id w estern folklore.
His articles h av e appeared in

a n u m b er of m agazines an d he
is p rese n tly in th e “L ife T re a s­
u ry of A m erican Folksong” an d
th e recen tly issued “E lectra
Folk B ox.”
For F olkw ays Records, Inc.,
P rof. B lu estein has ap p eared as
a p erfo rm er as w ell as collect­
or of folk m aterials. A m ong the
recordings a re “Songs of th e
N orth S ta r S ta te ,” “Songs of th e
H olidays,” “B am boushay Steel
B and” an d “B uell K azee Sings
an d P lay s.”

Air Department
Updates Name

Exciting
New
Designs

T h e n am e o f th e D ep a rtm en t
of A ir Science w ill be changed
to th e D e p a rtm e n t o f A erospace
S tudies n e x t sem ester.
Lt. Col. R o b e rt E d w ard s, p ro ­
fessor of a ir science, said th a t
th is is in k eep in g witlh th e U n i­
v ersity ’s policy o f b rin g in g
ROTC u p to d ate. N o essen tial
ch an g e w ill b e m ad e in th e
course c u rric u lu m n e x t fall.
Sgt. M ajo r E d w in Jack so n ,
d e p a rtm e n t o f M ilita ry Sci­
ence, sa id th e n am e change w ill
n o t effect th e A rm y ROTC.

Buses Resume Stops at MV
T he fam iliar w estern -d e co r­
ated buses of th e Scottsdale
T ra m Line, u n d e r new m a n ag ea t tlhe MU ev ery hour betw een
m ent, a re ag ain m aking stops

7:30 a.m. a n d 5:30 pjm.
T he tra m line, u n d e r th e new
ow n ersh ip of P e te r M ala v e n ­
ds, encourages stu d e n t sugges­
tions as to p ossible new ro u t­
ings for , its buses.

MIDNITE SNACKS
P u m p k in Se e d s ___ 98c lb.
S u n f lo w e r S e e d s .... 89c lb.

EIÇHENAUER’S BAR
P a p a g o P la z a — 40 N. 1st A v e ., P h n x

Farm Plants 12
Types of Alfalfa
T w elv e v a rie tie s of alfalfa
h av e been plan ted in this y e a r's
crop o f th e A g ricu ltu re E x p e r­
im ent Farm .
Jo e Byrd, of th e farm m a in ­
tenance office, said th a t th e
resu lts of th e 12 v arieties w ill
be used jn determ in in g n ex t
y e a r ’s crops.
“T his y e a r’s experim ent, ’
B yrd said, “w ill d eterm in e th e
k in d of alfa lfa th a t adapts best
to this clim ate, and it w ill d e ­
te rm in e w hich crop w ill be
p la n ted n ex t y e a r.”

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T he nam e, K eepsake, in th e ring a n d on the
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satisfaction. Your very p e rso n a l K eepsake is
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“Jew elers.” Prices from $100
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STATE PRESS

Page 11

Alpha Pi Mu
To Initiate Six

2,500 Students
To Participate in
Dance Festival

In itia tio n cerem onies for six
g ra d u a te stu d e n ts a ré sc h ed ­
uled by A lpha Pi Mu, a n ationai
in d u stria l en g in eers h o n o r so­
ciety, at 2 p.m. M ay 15 in BA
103.
A b a n q u e t w ill follow a t 6:30
p.m. a t th e B eefeaters R e sta u ­
ra n t in P h oenix. T h o m as R.
P elfrey , professor of F rench,
w ill be g u est sp eak er. H is to p ­
ic is “S eren d ip ity — T he d is­
covery of th in g s n ot sought fo r.”
In itia te s a re P au l W itte.
R o b ert S m ith , Jo h n P ark er,
E v erett T om linson, Ja m e s M axfield an d C h arles M itchell.
E ligibility re q u ire m e n ts for the
society include a mi n i mu m 3.5
g ra d e av erag e.

M ore th a n 2,500 stu d e n ts
th ro u g h o u t t'hjt sta te w ill p a r­
tic ip a te in tlhe A rizona D ance
F e stiv a l a t 8 ip.m. to m o rro w a t
S un D evil S tadium .
T h is y e a r ’s th e m e
ch a n te d E v en in g o f
is sponsored by th e
Je su s C h rist of
S aints.

is “A n E n ­
D ance.” It
C h u rch of
L a tte r-d a y

T h e p ro g ra m w ill inclu d e
seven m ask ed dance d em o n ­
stra tio n s w hich w ill fill th e
field an d stage.
A n u n u su a l fe a tu re of th e
p ro g ra m w ill be o rig in al dances,
each
d istin ctiv ely
costum ed.
T h e p ro g ram is open to th e
public.

TH ETA CHI SCH EDU LES
‘D R E A M G I R L F O R M A L '

T h eta Chi fra te rn ity will
crow n th e ir dream g irl and
p resen t a w a rd s a t th e ir an n u a l
“D ream Gi rl F o rm a l" at 7:30
p.m. to m o rro w at Los O livos
H otel in P hoenix.
A ll A lum ni, fra te rn ity m em ­
bers an d th e ir guests a r e in ­
vited to atten d . ,

Phrateres Elect
965-66 Officers
P h ra te re s, o ff-c a m p u s w om ­
e n ’s
organizartfion,
rec en tly
elected n ew officers: T hey are:
E laine
P ic k e tt,
president:
N ancy B a rn u m , m em b ersh ip
vice p resid e n t; E la in e G ilbert,
rec o rd in g
se creta ry ;
S an d ra
F ix , co rresp o n d in g se creta ry ,
an d Ila B ran d li, tre a su re r.
In sta lla tio n o f officers w ili
be M ay 9 a t th e a n n u a l M o th ­
e r ’s D ay T ea. O u tsta n d in g of­
ficer, ac tiv e an d S m ile G irl w ill
also be announced.

G O O D W O R K — R o g e r E v a n s, p re sid e n t of P h i S ig m a K a p p a fr a ­
tern ity, re ce ive s the C e re b ral P a lsy citation fro m M ik e M o rris,
P re sid e n t of U n ite d C e re b ra l P a lsy A sso c ia tio n of A r iz o n a fo r
o u tsta n d in g c o n trib u tio n to the n atio nal d riv e held la st F e b ru a ry .
T h e m en operated a toll gate on the T e m p e B rid g e in co n ju n ctio n
w ith a P h o e n ix telephone.

Club Calendar
TOMORROW

F a c u lty -stu d e n t tea — 8:3010:45 a.m ., BA sem in ar room ,
for a ll b u sin ess studentsS un D evil R odeo A ssociation—
7:30 p.m ., ABC R anch
B e ta B e ta B e ta — 8 p.m., hom e
of Dr. R asm ussen, in itiatio n

Pi S igm a A lp h a— 4 p.m., South
M o u n tain P ark , ra m a d a sev ­
en an d eight, picnic
SU N DAY

Sophos — 7 p.m., MU 211,
b u sin ess m eetin g
LD S I n s titu te — 8:30 p.m-, the
in stitu te , film

Brides To Be
You're In The News
S how er and W edding In v itatio n s
F ro m $11.95

M onogram m ed N apkins and
P a rty Supplies
T hank You and In fo rm al N otes
P ractical G ifts A ll B rides W ill Love

HAPPY HOUSE STORE

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Cologne Ice • Bubble Bath
• Gift Sets

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Friday, May 7, 1965

STATE PRESS

AFR0TC D rill Unit, Angel flig h t
Participate in Armed Forces Day
T h e R O TC d rill te am an d
A ngel F lig h t w ill p a rtic ip a te in
th e 16th a n n u a l A rm ed F orces
D ay ce le b ra tio n a t W illiam s
A ir F o rce .B ase tom orrow .
A rm ed F o rc es D ay officially
is observ ed M ay 15, b u t c e re ­
m onies a t W illiam s A FB a re
b eing sched u led a w eek ea rly .
T h e d rill te a m is scheduled
to b eg in its p erfo rm an ce a t 9:35
a.m ., follow ed b y th e A ngel
F lig h t d rill sequence.

T h e d r ill team , com m anded
by C a d et F irs t Lit. D avid L- D a­
v en p o rt, m a d e a d e a n sw eep of
th e re c e n t second a n n u a l 10th
R eg im en tal
P e rsh in g
Riffles
D rill M eet hefld in -Sun D evil
S tad iu m . T h e team , w o n firs t
p la ce in th e s ta n d a rd Or re g u ­
latio n d r ill a n d firs t p la c e in
th e tr ic k o r fan c y d rill am ong
th e g ro u p s co m p etin g w ith o u t
rifles.

M U N T Z S T E R E O -P A K
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a n d fo u rth sem ester stu d e n ts w o rk together,

w h ic h

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a rt stu d e n ts are forced to practice th e ir sk ills.
Ja m m e d three and fo u r deep, first, second, th ird

allo w g re a te r flex ib ility in
' choosing co u rses,” said Dr- C.
B. ■G am brell, c h a irm a n of th e
D ep a rtm en t of In d u s tria l E n g i­
neering. “I t w ill o ffe r an M.S.
w ith an a re a o f sp ecializatio n
or broad g en eralizatio n r a th e r
th a n th e re g u la r M SE .”
A t p re se n t th e r e a re m o re
th a n 40 A rm y stu d e n ts w h o are
p resen tly on c a m p u s o r h av e
been ad m itted a n d w ill a rriv e
in J u n e o r S ep tem b er.
TW O

A Re

in stru c to rs

at

W est P o int, Ool. R o b e rt WS am z an d L t. J o h n R. P a rk e r.
Col. Sam z is " w o rk in g fo r his
Ph.D . an d Lt. P a r k e r is w o rk ­
in g fo r h is M.S.
A ccording to D r. G am brell,
A SU hals o n e o f th e la rg e st
g ro u p s of A rm y 'stu d en ts o f th e
schools p articip atin g .
In ad d itio n to v isitin g th e
School- of E n g in eerin g , L t. Col.
V eaudry w ill v isit th e C ollege
of B usiness an d D ea n G len n
O verm an.

G RAN D OPENING

Mesa CYCLE CENTER

2T7-3790

MOTHERS DAY
. .

Army Personnel Chief to Visit
L t. Col. W. F. V eau d ry of the
A rm y O ffice o f P erso n n el D e­
velo p m en t w ill v isit th e School
of E ngin eerin g M onday to d is­
cuss th e A rm y g rad u a te ed u c a­
tio n p ro g ram w ith D ean L ee P.
T hom pson1.
Dt. Coti. V eaudry, ch ief of th e
C ivil Schools B ran c h of th e
O ffice of P erso n n el D evelop­
m ent, w ill O bserve a n d discuss
A rm y personnel w o rk in g on
d egrees here.
A lso u n d e r discussion w ill
be th e new M.S- p ro g ra m in i­
tia te d in th e School of E ngi­
n ee rin g recen tly , w hich m any
A rm y stu d en ts a r e utilizing.
T I L L N O W th e only degree
av ailab le w as a M.S. in E ngi­
n e e rin g (M SE ).
“T h e new M.S. p rogram w ill

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Devils Lose to Grand Canyon;
Will Meet San Diego U. Today
D ..

i n A P A f t i
B y nD AO iUi /Gs mD U
DGEON

..... .............................................

in te rru p te d S teve B ush’s steady
pitching.
C oach W inkles ad m itted th e
team is dow n a little a fte r tr a il­
ing off som e a fte r its g reat
s ta r t b u t added, “In m y book,
th e se boys a re ju s t as good now
as e a rlie r in th e y ea r. A couple
of losses w on’t ru in th e w hole
seaso n .”
T h e Sun D evils host San
D iego U niversity th is w eekend.
A sin g le gam e w ill be played
at 3 th is afte rn o o n on S u n D evil
F ield follow ed by a d o u b le -

T he fa lte rin g b aseb all team
lost a 7-3 decision to G rand
C anyon C ollege T uesday fo r its
fo u rth loss in th e la st seven
starts.
T he S un D evils, No. 1 te a m in
th e c o u n try fo r a m onth and
th is w eek ra n k e d n in th , seem
d estin ed to d ro p o u t of th e top
ten. T h e D evils a r e c u rre n tly
37-7 fo r th e season.
• C oach B obby W inkles, in an
e ffo rt to let a ll his p la y ers see
som e action in th e long season,
sta rte d Ted Robinson (3-0)
ag ain st G ra n d Canyon.
THE
SO PH O M O RE
rig h th an d e r, w ho h as been effective
a t tim es th is y ear, 'was g reeted
by a hom e ru n an d n ev e r fin­
ished th e firs t inning, Doug
N ü rn b e rg also w as h it h a rd in
relief, b u t Jo h n P a v lik shut
‘ th e door on th e su p risin g G ran d
C anyon w ith a six inning, no­
ru n , n o -h it p erfo rm an ce.
P a v lik ’s p itch in g w as w asted
how ever, as th e D evils n ev e r
c a u g h t up. O nly sp eed y Sal
B ando’s hom e ru n an d ca tc h er
R ay S ta d le r’s tw o -ru n double

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said, “b ut I hope people u n ­
d ersta n d . I w a n t to m ak e my
fu tu re in pro fessio n al baseball,
and I h av e ev er since I w as a
little kid. B ut I also know th e
v alu e of a college education,
an d you can bet off season I ’ll
be rig h t back a t ASU w orking
to w ard th a t d eg ree.”
M onday is rate d so high th a t

a p ro scout, ta lk in g w ith W in ­
kles, advised him , “You b e tte r
p lay him all you can, an d call
him to y o u r office if h e d o esn ’t
h av e a class an d c h a t w ith him ,
because y o u ’re n o t going to s e e 1
m uch of him a fte r th is seaso n .”
W inkles disclosed th is w eek
th a t m any of his. p la y ers a re
lining up b aseb all jo b s in su m ­
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Ron L ea an d P a v lik g ettin g th e
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T rack fin als close out th e
in tra m u ra l season at 3:30 p.m.
today in G oodw in S tadium .
T hese ev e n ts w ill com prise
tod ay ’s agenda:
T H E 100, 220, 440 an d 880y ard runs, th e h igh and low
hurdles, m ile ru n , shot put,
discus, b road jum p, high ju m p
and the 880-yard relay.

Tw o team s, th e Soul B ro th ­
ers and P h i Sigm a K appa, are
expected to fig h t for team h o n ­
ors.
Y esterday p relim in arie s
som e ev en ts w ere staged
Tem pe H igh School

Select Thinclads In Coast Relays

By BOB REILLY«:

Intramurals
Season Closing

in
at

T H E IN T R A M U R A L p r o ­
gram office y esterd ay said th a t
Phi Sigm a K appa w as leading

in tra m u ra ls w ith 200 points.
O ther le ad ers a re th e F ijis w ith
169 points, Phi D elta T heta
w ith 149 points. Sigm a Chi
w ith 145 points. A lpha T au
O m ega w ith 141 points, Sigm a
Phi E psilon w ith 135 points
and D elta Sigm a Phi w ith . 133
points.
A w ards w ill be presented for
team titles, ou tstan d in g f r a te r ­
nity. dorm and m anager M ay
13, at the AM S banquet.
, M edals w ill also be presented
to individual w inners.
P aul D onah, d irector of in ­
tra m u ra ls said th a t in tr a m u r ­
als w en t w ell this year, but
plans are being m ade for an
even b e tte r in tra m u ra l system
n ex t year.

MUFFLERS
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Net Clashes Should
Remain on Campus
W hen P re sid e n t D urham and A th letic D irector Clyde
Sm ith proposed th a t bask etb all gam es be kept on cam pus,
instead of at th e N ew F a irg ro u n d Coliseum , th ey listed
gam bling in te rfe re n c e as one reason for th e ir stand.
, Looking back in retro sp ect at th e 1964-65 basketball
season it is now ev id en t th a t all schools should give this
reason careful consideration.
THE GAMBLING SCANDAL a t th e U niv ersity of Se­
a ttle and the u n published rum ors of one a t Loyola U n iv er­
sity cf N ew O rleans, clearly indicates th a t big tim e college
basketball is constantly th re a te n è d by big tim e punks and
hoods.
If keepirfg gam es on cam pus reduces the chance
fcr the gam bler to contact and influence a player, th en
the erection of a field house w ould be a sm all price to
pay*
*
*
T hè baseball team is taking its lum ps and th e season
is nearly over. If the UofA w ins ,three gam ès from A lb u ­
querque then the Devils m ust sw eep th e ir series here.
THE WILDCATS DREW sell-out crow ds for th e th re e
Devil gam es in Tucson. L e t’s have a m assive tu rn o u t n e x t
w eekend for the series here, because th e squad su rely
needs all the help it can get.
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M |
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The WAC C onference Council, m ade up. of faculty
rep resen tativ es and a th le tic directors, w ill review th e r a ­
dio and television policy at a M ay 19-20 m eeting in A l­
buquerque
It would be a progressive m ove if WAC team s w ere
allowc.d to televise, a t least, aw ay gam es. B radley U ni­
versity, for instance, televises its regional gam es. So w hy
not h ere?

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S tiff com petition faces eight
tra c k a th letes Slated to p a r ­
tic ip a te in th e 39th a n n u a l W est
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Girls9 Tenn is Group
Among N ation’s Best
By

B O B R E IL L Y
S p o r t s E d ito r

T h e g irls’ te n n is g ro u p is
am o n g th e fin e s t in th e natio n .
L ed by fre sh m e n C aro l G ay
a n d G w en B ussa, th e c u rre n t
ra c k e t dlulb is co n sid ered by
O oach A n n e P ittm a n , “T he
b est e v e r to re p re s e n t ASU. We
a r e p la y in g six d e e p in re g io n ­
a l a n d n atio n a lly ra n k e d g irls.”
M iss
G ay, w ho looks m o re lik e a
b a lle rin a th a n a te n n is p la y er,
h as been1o n th e c o u rts m ost of
h e r life.
A

T E N N IS

F A M IL Y :

“I com e fro m a te n n is p la y ­
in g fam ily. M y g ra n d fa th e r,
m o th e r an d fa th e r a ll p la y te n ­
nis. M ost o f m y tim e is sp e n et
a tte n d in g efesaes a n d b etw een
th e d o rm an d th e courts- T his
su m m er I e x p e c t to p la y in
-tournam ents in P h ila d e lp h ia
(N a tio n a l J u n io r G irls C h a m ­
pionships)'; F o rre s t H ills an d
W ilm ington, D ei.”
L a st m o n th in th e T ucson
O p en M iss G ay p u lle d a d ra m a ­
tic u p se t b y d e fe a tin g to p seeded V ickie P alaver. C u r r e n t­
ly sh e is ran k e d , b y th e N o rth ­
e rn C alifo rn ia S ection, n u m b e r
th re e in th e 16 div isio n an d
n u m b e r 10 in -the ju n io r class.
W O R K O R P L A Y : O n th e r e ­
com m en d atio n of M a u r e e n
C onnolly B rin k e r, A SU gave
G w e n . B ussa
am ac tiv itie s
sc h o larsh ip -to p la y 'tennis h ere.
M iss B ussa is r a n k e d n u m b e r
o n e in th e w o m en ’s d iv isio n in
T ex as a f te r w in n in g th e T ex as
O pen la st su m m er.
“A fte r d e fe n d in g m y title I

Sports Briefs
A ssistan t S p o rts In fo rm a tio n
D irec to r B ill M a a e h a s resig n ed
his post. D ic k M u llin s , in fo rm a ­
tio n d irecto r, w ill m a k e a new
ap p o in tm e n t e ffe c tiv e in 'J u n e .
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d o n ’t k n o w if I til w o rk or play
in
o th e r to u rn a m e n ts,” she
said.

F o u r WAC eager® h a v e been
d ra fte d by N BA team s.
B righam Y oung’s J o h n F a ir c h ild (L.A . L a k e rs ), W yom ing’s
F ly n n R o b in so n (C in c in n a ti),
an d A rizona’s W a r r e n R u sta n d
(S an F ran cisco ).

1-n th e T ucson O pen Miss
B ussa d efe ate d M iss G ay fo r th e
w o m en 's title .
T H E R A C K E T C L U B : Ex­
pected ly , g irls’ co lleg iate te n n is
is set u p d iffe re n tly th a n th e
m e n ’s- T h e g irls b elo n g to a
r a c k e t clu b in stea d of a team .
E n tra n ts go as f a r as th e y can
in singles an d d o u b le s co m p eti­
tion, b u t n o te a m scores a re
k ep t. If -a school h as 16 girls
q u alified fo r to u rn a m e n t com ­
p etitio n , th e n 16 g irls c a n en ter.
T h e m en a re -limited to six
entries-

B esides M isses G ay a n d B u s­
sa, J u d y W aid, A n n R ockw ell,
S h eila W ilson a n d P en n y Scott
see p le n ty o f ’t o u rn a m e n t a c ­
tion.
R ecen tly , M iss S co tt team ed
w ith D av e F a rm e r, th e n u m b e r
one mein’s p la y e r h ere , to w in
th e m ix e d d o u b le s title in th e
T ro p io an a T o u rn a m e n t a t th e
P h o en ix C o u n try C lub.
“A
G R E A T C O A C H " : T he
rea so n fo r th e g irl’s te n n is n a ­
tio n a l p ro m in e n ce is, acco rd in g
to th e p lay ers, C oach P ittm a n .
“I f M iss P ittm a n w a sn ’t o u t
th e re ev e ry afte rn o o n d riv in g
us, w e w o u ld n ’t 'have d o n e sis
w ell in th e T ucson O p en (th e
S h e-D e v ils took se v en o f 10
tro p h ie s)- S h e -is re a lly a g rea t
coach a n d m a k e s u r e to m e n tio n
th a t,” said M iss Gay.
T h e g irls e n te r th e ir fin a l
sp rin g to u rn a m e n t a t th e end
of M ay in A lb u q u erq u e before
th e lo n g h o t su m m er of reg io n al
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STATE PRESS

'ATOMIC ENERGY' GAM MAGE TOPIC -

Chemist Plans Double Lecture
F o rm e r m em b er of the A to­
m ic E nergy Com m ission and
N obel P riz e-w in n in g chem ist.
Dr. W illard F L ibby, w ill speak
tw ice today.
At 3:40 p m . in LSC 191, Dr.
Libby, professor of chem istry at
UCLA, w ill conduct a ch e m is­
try sem inar. H e w ill speak to
th e public on “A tom ic C hem is­
tr y ” a t 8:30 p,m in G am m age
A uditorium .
D r. L ibby w ill talk on th e
gen eral subject of atom ic e n ­
ergy and its effect on science
and society, according to Dr.
M orton M unk, associate p ro ­
fessor of chem istry. Dr. M unk
also said th a t the lecture w ould
be given in lay te rm s and was

Board Revises
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designed for th e w hole U n iv e r- ' atom ic bomb.
sity com m unity.
A ccording to Dr. E yring, he
Dr. L ibby, 57, m a rrie d in 1940
is a v ery sk illed sp e ak e r and
and has tw o d au g h ters. In 1941possibly th e b est au th o rity on
45, he w o rk ed w ith th e w ar r e ­
atom ic ch em istry . Dr. E yring
search division a t C olum bia
also said th a t D r. L ibby has
U niversity, w hich, according»to
had a g rea t resp o n sib ility in
Dr. L eroy E y rin g , ch airm an of
se ttlin g th e sq u ab b les over a to ­
th e chem istry d e p a rtm e n t, w as
m ic te stin g a n d its effect on
associated w ith th e “M a n h attan
th e h ea lth of those in th e h em ­
P ro je c t,” d ev elo p m en t of the
isp h ere d u rin g th e 1950s.

‘Excellence: Ever-«changing Goal,’
Topic of Woman’s Day Address
E llen H. S em row of Chicago,
d irec to r of th e co n su m er se rvice d e p a rtm e n t of th e A m eri­
can In stitu te of B aking, w ill be
th e keyn o te sp eak er a t th e W o­
m en's D ay .jassem bly a t 10:30
a.m. T h u rsd ay in th e MU b a ll­
room.- H er topic w ill be “E x -

T he MJJ B oard y esterd ay r e ­
vised th e ca fete ria dress code
to include the w ea rin g of shorts
by w om en d u rin g d in n er hour.
T he board also en tertain ed
the m otion to poll student
opinion on th e m a tte r of dress
in the cafeteria. T he motion
died for lack of a second.
A pproxim ately 20 's tu d e n ts
ap p eared before th e board r e ­
questin g a revision of th e
b o ard ’s ca fete ria dress p o l­
icy. A petition of 50 sign atu res
protestin g th e d ress code w as
presented to th e board.

ELLEN

H. S E M R O W

celleruce: A n E v er-C h an g in g
G oal.”
G ra d u a te d w ith h onors fro m
Iow a S tate U n iv ersity , she h as
w orked w ith th e W heat F lo u r
In stitu te, a co m m ercial p ro ­
ducts m a n u fa c tu rin g firm , th e
H otpoint In stitu te, an d th e N a ­
tional A ssociation of M arg arin e
M an u factu rers.
H er article s in th e fields of
com m uniealtion a n d n u tritio n
ed ucation h av e a p p e a re d in
professional a n d tra d e jo u rn als,
an d se v eral h av e been tr a n s ­
lated for fo reig n publications.
C u rren tly , sh e is serv in g as
ch a irm an of th e liaison com ­
m ittee b etw een th e A m erican
H om e Econom ics A ssociation
and th e A m erican D ietetics A s­
sociation. A m e m b er of A m e r­
ican W om en in R ad io an d T e le ­
vision, she ed its “S tan d B y ”
for th e Chicago ch a p te r of
AWRT.
W om an's D ay tic k ets m ay be
p u rch ased u n til 4 p.m. T uesday.
T ickets
m ay
be
o b tain ed
th ro u g h o rg an izatio n s an d d o r­
m ito ries fo r $1.60 p e r person.

Student Government Placement
Positions Open Until 4 p.m. Today
pleased w ith th e response, w ith
S tu d en ts in te reste d in w o rk ­
300
ap p licatio n s
re tu rn e d .
ing cn a stu d e n t g o v ern m en t
P lacem en t W eek sta rte d M on­
b ea rd n ex t y e a r m ay still con­
day.
ta c t b oard ch airm en fo r p lace­
S tu d en t in terv iew s, alth o u g h
m ent.
officially o v e r a t 4:30 p m . to ­
C indy L in d er, ch a irm an of
day, w ill p ro b ab ly co n tin u e into
th e O rg an izatio n s B oard, said
n e x t w eek, d u e to th e m an y
th e b o ard w o rk ed h ard on S tu ­
ap plicants, M rs. L in d e r said.
d en t P lacem en t W eek a n d is
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