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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
SUMMER SESSIO N
N o. 8

T h u rsd ay , A u g u st 11. 1966

Tempe, Arizona

‘O z9Rouses
Ticket Sales
A p ack ed h o u se a w a its th e opening n ig h t perfo rm an ce
o f “T h e W izard o f Oz” a t 8 p.m . tom orrow a t G am xnage
A u d ito riu m .
fe T ick et 50168 “a^e g °h ig g re a t,” re p o rte d G eo rg ette
G eo rg e in. th e L yceum box office, “O n ly th e th re e back
ro w s a re o p en " in th e o rch e s tra section, sh e said.
A dvance sa le s o f tic k e ts
fo r th e A ug. 25th p erfo rm ­
an ce a re also stro n g , b u t
H ie Summer State Press will som e tic k e ts s till rem a in fo r
not publish the week of final ex­ th e 2:30 p.'m. m atin e e p e r­
aminations, making this eighth fo rm an ce th is w e e k e n d ..
T h e m u sical v e rsio n o f
Issue the last for the summer.
The State Press wffl resume th e F ra n k B aum classic
publication four tim es' a week fe a tu re s a c a st o f m ore th a n
soon after the fell session opens, 50, a 30-piece o rch e stra , p lu s
and will be under the editorship c o lo rfu l costum es a n d scen­
of Tony Ault, a senior, of e ry .
Phoenix.
.
T h e p ro d u ctio n is th e
sto ry o f D oro th y , th e little
K an sas g irl, a n d h e r frie n d s
th e L ion, th e S carecrow ,
a n d th e T in W oodm an, a s
th e y jo u rn e y th ro u g h th e
la n d erf O z in se arc h o f th e
At the end of J d y more than W izard.
200,000 peace tim e and Vietnam
T h e m u sical is th e jo in t
veterans had signed up to take e ffo rt o f th e A rizo n a S ta te
advantage of- the educational U n iv e rsity P la y e rs a n d L y ­
program of the new GI Bill. ric O p era T h e a tre .” I t is d i­
Of these, Arizona was cred­ re c te d b y D o n ald D oyle an d
ited with more than 3,000, re ­ m u sically d ire c te d b y K en­
ported Wayne A. Sanders, man­ n e th S eipp.
ager of the Veteran’s Adminis­
T ickets, p ric e d a t $1 fo r
tration Regional Office.
stu d e n ts a n d c h ild re n »nrf
Understandably, (he VA ad­ $1.50 fo r a d u lts, a re on sa le
vises the back-to-schooi veter­ in ad v an ce a t th e L yceum
ans and other trainees to be b o x office, tele p h o n e 966prepared to pay their own way 3437.
for the first two months, as the
Som e tic k e ts w ill also b e
law authorizes the Veterans Ad­ a v a ilab le
at
G am m age
ministration to make payments A u d ito riu m b e fo re each
to the veterans after they have perfo rm an ce. S p ecial ra te s
certified to the VA that they fo r g ro u p s o f 25 o r m ore
have attended school for a fall' c h ild re n m ay a lso b e a r­
month.
ran g ed .
Payment normally is made on.
T h e th ird p re se n ta tio n
the 20th of the month after the w ill b e on T h u rsd ay , A ug.
month of attendance.
25, a t 8 p.m . in co n ju n ctio n
AS veterans planning to at­ w ith th e 22nd a n n u a l m ee t­
tend institutions of higher learn­ in g o f th e N atio n al C h ild­
ing or other training fanitofaw re n ’s T h e a tre C onference,
tins faH are urged to file their
i’ick e ts a re also a v a ilab le V
applications now if they have th e p u b lic a t th is tim e.
not already done so.
The basic payment is $100 a
Late filing could result to de­
layed payments. Applications ‘month. This increases if the
should be sent to the Veterans veteran is m arried and has de­
Administration Regional Office, pendents. The baste payment
230 N. F irst Ave., Phoenix, Ariz­ decreases if he does not attend
ona.
school fall tim e, Sanders said.

Final Issue

New C l Benefits
Popular in State

F rig h te n e d D o ro th y , p la y e d b y J u d y K ay e o f P h o en ix , m eets
te e W icked W itqh, p o rtra y e d b y L a n n y T hom as o f S c o ttsd a le , in th e m u sical v e rsio n o f th e P ra n k B aum c h ild re n ’s cla ssic o p en in g tom orrow .

‘Some Inconvenience9

Home
The long - anticipated move
into the new Charles T. Hayden
Bbrary building began yester­
day, bringing with it possibfe
inconvenience to the stznm er
student
Some 600,000 recorded items
are being moved and made
ready for u s e ,in the new $4
million library by Sept 12, said

Dr. Alan D. Covey,
The lengthy transfers
made using hand
Summer school
experience some
due to the feet that
charged out to th a n are
to be returned by Aug. 12.
However, students m ay
special arrangem ents

Offer Seniors Earlyr
Placement Sign-Up
»a

The

University Placement
this week announced
on-campus summer stu­
dents scheduled for graduation
during the coming year may
register early for job inter­
views. *
Early registration concerns,
students to the Colleges of Bus­
iness Administration, Engineer­
ing, Fine Arts, Liberal Arts and
the Graduate College.
Scheduled during the l a s t
week of summer school and the
week following, it enables stu­
dents to avoid th e rush which
normally occurs during fell and
spring registration.
Job recruiting on campus be­
gins in early October with the
bulk of registration in Septem­
ber.
Tb be eligible for "job inter­
views, students m ust complete
registration with thé Placement )
Service.. ? ' ■ * i
* X
Also, they m ust be graduat­
ing during academic year 1966-

67. Students of all degree lev­
els are urged to take, advan­
tage of the services offered by
the Placement Service, located
in Admin 101.

extensions through the final
week of the summer session.
These arrangements mu9t be
made a t the loan desk as soon
as possible..
From Aug. 21 until the move
is completed on or about Sept
12, the library win be dosed
to the general public.
During the tim e it Is dosed,
only faculty and p a d u a te 'stu ­
dents who need to use library
facilities and m aterials will be
perm itted to do so.
A letter of identification from
bis m ajor professor- m ust be
presented by the graduate stu­
dent
M aterials moved into the new
■building w il be made available
to users by a paging service to
Mathews library.

Formerly with Met

Operatic Soprano In Concert
Hfl.de Gueden,
tobernationHilde
Guerien, an HibernationaUy-known soprano who has
appeared with many of the
world’s leading operas and or­
chestras, will be presented to
a program a t the University
Monday.
Tickets for the 8:15 p.m. pro­
gram to Grady Gammage Mem­
orial Auditorium wiH be on sale
a t the auditorium box office the
evening of the concert. Price
for general admission is $2,
but students, facidty and
wffl be a dmitted free of charge.
Austrian-born, Miss Gueden'

was educated a t the Academv
Academy
of Music to Vienna. A member
of the Vienna State Opera, Fes­
tivals of Salzburg, and Scale di
Milano, she also was a momhor
for many yeans of Jfew York’s
MrtropoHtan Opera.
She has participated to.m u­
sic festivals to Salzburg, Edinbungb, and Glyudbourne, as
well as a t Bcflywood Bond, Rob­
in Hood DeB, Tanglewood, and.
elsewhere to the United States.
She has been honored by the
federal president of Austria
with the title

in” ami
uk H
n u lt' rCross
w«
to”
and «with
theo oGrand
for Science, and Art; the kfag
of Denmark gave her the Cross
of the Danebrog Order.
For her many recordings she
has earned awards from the
Academic du Disque Francris;
and, from the Vienna PhiBiarmntiic Orchestra, tifo Silver
Rose.
She will be presented with
George TVoviHo a t the piano to
a program featuring vrorks by
Mozart, Brahms, Venfi, Debus­
sy, Faure .and Richard and Jo­
hann Strauss.

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SUMMER STATE PRESS

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Set Final Exams
C lasses w ill m e e t a s u su a l o n F rid a y , A ug. 19,
w ith, fin a l e x am in atio n s p t 2 p.m ., acco rd in g to th e
folow ing schedule;'
C lasses m e e tin g
re g u la rly fro m : /

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LEA D ER S CO N FER — P re sid e n t G. H om er D urham , c e n te r, re c e n tly a tte n d e d a
L ead ersh ip W orkshop a t C am p T ontozona. H ere h e co n fers w ith new alu m n i p resi­
d en t J e ith T u rley of P h o en ix , le ft, and outg o in g p re sid e n t R a lp h W atk in s, J r.

Upward Bound Ends
With Program Tonite
A chance for parents, friends
ABOUT 20 percent of the par­ Government!” .
and the public to evaluate the ticipants have earned achieve­
The students who have been
achievements of the 180 Up­ ment certificates, said Dr. selected to speak and the titles
ward Bound" students at the Un­ Wootton. To qualify, they com­ of their talks include:
iversity this summer, are being pleted the regular subjects,
PRESIDENT G. Homer Dur­
offered during final-week pro­ which included current issues, ham will‘give an address a t the'
grams on campus.
mathematics, reading, human closing ceremony on “The Im­
Dr. Richard T. Wootton. Up­ relations, and vocational coun­ portance of Continuing Educa­
ward Bound director and finan­ seling; as well as the extra tion,” and four Upwani Bound
students will also speak. Mrs.
cial aids director, said a musi­ work.
This latter involved passing Banks will direct the musical
cal evening tonight will be
both oral and written examin­ portion of the program.
open to the public. '
Lawrence Fisher, of Phoenix
The students, who will enter ations on a text book which they
junior year this fall in Valley studied. Extra credit texts cov­ Union, “Where Do We Go From
high schools, have participat­ ered a wide range of subjects. Here?” Frank EvaUsJof South
ed in the 8-week session under Among the texts from which Mountain, “We Can Do More;”
a grant to the University from they chose were “Applied Log­ Emma Acosta, of McClintock,
the Office of Economic Oppor­ ic: Scientific Thinking,” “The “What We Accomplished;” and
Free Enterprise System,” “The Patty Hernandez, of /Carl Hay­
tunity.
STUDENTS were selected by Bill of Rights,” “Vocabulary” den, “O u n Appreciation to
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their high schools for the pro­ and “The American Form of ASU.”
gram . All from families that
'^cannot afford to send them to
college, they are young people
who have demonstrated abili­
ties indicating they probably
are college m aterial, he said.
Closing exercises tonight, will
be a t 8 p.m. in the Memorial
Union ballroom. Certificates
will be awarded to students who
Delegates from all over thé
have successfully completed the
program. In addition, honor world will convene a t the Uni­
students will receive special cer­ versity this month for the 22nd
tificates of achievement, award­ annual National Children’s The­
ed for successful completion of atre Conference (CTC). /
extra work, undertaken volun­
Local arrangements chair­
tarily.
man Don Doyle, of the speech
and drama department, said
the program is designed for
teachers, recreation leaders,
church school personnel and
all those interested, in any
A special meeting of the
regular University faculty c phase of children’s theatre.
is scheduled for 3:30 p.m.
* “We feel tins is a unique op­
this afternoon in the Life
portunity for Arizonans to m ee t.
Science Auditorium.
and study with internationallyPresident G. Homer Dur­
known specialists in the field of
ham called the meeting to
dram a far children,” said
explain the necessary re­
Doyle, “and thus we are lim it­
ductions in the 1966-87 oper­
ing attendance to CTC mem­
ating budget as required by
bers.”
D onald P . D oyle
the 1966 legislative appro­
ABOUT 300 delegates are ex­
priation.
(111.)
public
schools; Mary Jar
pected a t ‘the event, which is
All faculty members are
being hosted by Rejgkm 2 of Evans, author and member <
requested to attend.
CTC and the University depart­ the dram a depar tment a t Sa
ment of speech and dram a, Fernando Valley State Oolleg
SU M M ER
Doyle added, so we urge all Nortfaridge, Calif.; and Marjo
those interested to make res­ ie Batchelder McPharim, •<
tif a f
ervations as early as possible. Santa Fe, mi international;
known DUDoeteer.
Artxana State U E w n te, Tampa, Aril—a
' Three pre-conference work­
KEYNOTER a t the reguk
shops, headed by outstanding conference gcooton, Aug. 25 1
experts in creative dram atics, 27, will be Robert Radnitz, <
children’s tiwatre and puppet­ Productions Limited, Hoilywoo
ry, will be held Aug. 23 nod M.

300 to Attend

Youth Theater
Conference Here

Faculty Meet
Called Today

Thnr-

Calif., famed for sach produ
tions as “Dog of Flanders,” “I
land t i the Blue DoipidB”

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N ig h t C lass — a t th e la s t sch ed u led m eetin g .
N o e x am in atio n s a re g iv en in ad v an ce o f schedule.
A stu d e n t'le a v in g o r fa ilin g to ta k e th e e x am in atio n
is g iv en a n “In co m p lete” o r a n “E ” acco rd in g to th e
ju d g em e n t o f th e in stru c to r.

Offer 24 Courses
By Correspondence
Twenty-four college c r e d i t
correspondence courses design­
ed specifically for students who
cannot attend classes on cam­
pus are now offered by the Uni­
versity.
>
Each cowse consists of eight
lesson-assignments for each se­
m ester hour credit and requir­
es the same amount of work as
the course taken in residence.
Lessons consisting of reeding
assignments, suggestions for
study and questions to be ans­
wered, are mailed to the- stu­
dent; answers are returned
corrected and graded by the in­
structor.
The fee is $10 per semester
hour. Textbooks and supplies
may be purchased by m ail or­
der from the University Book
Store.
There are nine freshman le­
vel courses, seven sophomore
level, eight junior and two sen­
ior level courses offered.
Freshman courses indude El­
ementary Accounting AC 101

Mo vie Tops
M U Slate
“Night of the Iguana” star­
ring Richard Burton and Ava
Gardner tops the Memorial Un­
ion’s schedule for toe final week
of summer session.
It win be shown both tonight
and tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in
Cosner Auditorium. Admission
for students is by presentation
of registration receipt
Faculty and staff m ust pre­
sent ID cards.
MONDAY, “David Copperfield,” a movie classic statable
for both children and adults,
wBl be shown a t Cosner Audi­
torium a t 7:30 p.m.
The film stars Freddie Bar­
tholomew and Lewis Stone.
WEDNESDAY the MU’S final

Morning Coffee wifi be held in
Hie Pagoda Room. Juke, cof­
fee, mUk and sweet rofis are

onfy5ceatoeacR_ —

{Hid 102; Exploration of Educa­
tion, EF111; Elementary Span­
ish, SP 101 and 102; History of
the United ütates« HI 103 and
104; Elementary Nutrition HQ
141, and Descriptive Geometry,
TO 112.
/
Sophomore comoes are Prin­
ciples of Economics, EC 201,
and 202; Business Communica­
tion, GB 233; Children’s lite r ­
ature, EE 211,• and Intermedi­
ate Spanish SP 201 a id 202.
Junior courses, Principles of
Ménagement, MG 301; The Sec­
ondary School, SE 310; T h e
West in American History, HI
337 and 338; Descriptive Geom­
etry, TO 303; Federal Constitu­
tion and Government, PS 310;
Arizona Constitution and Gov­
ernment, PS 311, and The So­
cial System and toe Individual,
SO 360.

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