SUMMER SESSION
, July I, 1967

T em p « , A ris o n a

'Boy Friend' Curtain Time Nears;
Musical Spoofs Roaring Twenties
“11» Boy Friend,” t rollick*
lag, hokum ironical comedy
asHristag the Roaring Twenties,
wfll feig n n A rea n ig ii run at
Grady Gammage Auditorium on

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July 14.

■ g a l» with flappers, vac*
i coats and lilting strains of
Chsrteaton, the play will be
fey the University Playd the ly ric O pera TTiea. Boy fria n d ,” a m usical
fey Sandy Wilson, was
Bow th at launched Julie
on h lr successful ca*
i I t was first perform ed in
In 1*3, and opened s
year isaer a t fee Royale Thee*
bn In New York.
The local perform ances will
fee d w e x d fey D r. Jam ee Year, with Kenneth Seipp as mu*
director.
Choreography
fee fey S n ta Gigiio, scene
i fey Douglas SeottGohand coatumea by H aiti

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MU SAtààea Movies,
Pifm , M am Tours

Gibson, of Flagstaff, has
Polly, the role
tom ous by MÌm Andrews,
g Tempe, will g a y
title role, originally
by John Hewer.
The first act t a t o place in
n y m
girls’ boardtag
Polly and her room*
“ * wring the up*
Carnival Ball — the
■ a ri so d ai av an t Pol­
ls fe e only giri without a

A dritvery boy from a cos­
arne house, Tony, driivers a
m su p ft «0 me DOHraing nouse
an d Pally fe lli in lava with him.
r, became r i fee appar­
ta their sodai
Fatty « g Tony real­
en never ha seen toaodally. Polly dsddee to
fey tritt« Tony
She I t nefeatty Just a chamber
■ a id at fee school. IMs doosn’t
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away ton of a prom inent family.
The rem ainder of the comedy
la devoted to unscram bling the
deceptions u id bringing every­
one happily together for a
traditional m elodram atic finale.
The m usical score Includes such
tunes as "C harleston,” "The
R iviera," " I Could Be Happy
With You” and " It’s Never
Too Late to P ail in Love.”
The show will be preeanted
a t 8:30 p.m. Ju ly 14 and 18, and
a t 7:30 p.m. July 16.
Other m em bers of the cast
Include B erry Burton, Scotts­
dale, Mme. Dubonnet; Totnm
Pox, Mesa, plays Percy; Mike
Traw, Phoenix, and F reys Ban­
es, Tempe, play Lord and Lady
Brockhurtt.

L in d i Burke, T e m p e , la
Nancy; B arbara G ephart, Phoe­
nix, is D ulde; C laire McCoy,
Tempe, Is Pay; Gloria Whiting,
Tempe, Is M airie, and Alan
G rier, Scottsdale, Is Bobby.
Ottieni Include L arry John,
M e s a , i s Alphonse; Susan
Mecham, Tempe, as Hortonae;
Steve Rosenberg, Scottsdale,
as M arcel; Phil Trapani, Phoe­
nix, as P ierre; John Fondrisi
and Bill Price, both Phoenix,
as the Gendarmes.
D ancers are Penny Lawrence,
Carolyn U ff, Anina Minotto,
Dixie Patterson, Mark W dsel
and Ellen Zogt, all of Phoenix;
Shari Owens, Carl Samuels and
Tim Sullivan, all Tempe; and
Carol
Carpenter,
Attleboro,
Maas.

Second Term Students
Can Get Packets Early
S tu d e n t» w h o a r e ta k in g c lasse s d u rin g th e firs t
cu m m er sessio n w ill b e A ble to p ic k u p re g is tra tio n p a c k ­
e ts fo r th e sec o n d cessio n n e x t w eek , a c c o rd in g to A lfre d
T h o m as, J r ., re g is tra r a n d d ire c to r o f ad m issio n s.
ira tio n m a te ria ls w ill b e a v a ila b le in th e , lo b b y
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o e u r A d m in istra ­
tio n B u ild in g on J u ly l l r
12 a n d 13 fro m 8:30 a.m . to
2 p.m .
M aterials will also be distri­
Shakespeare's "The W inter’s
buted on the regular registra­
tion day, July 18, In the Man’s Tala” will be presented in a fullPhysical Education Annex from length color film starrin g Laur­
ence H arvty at 7:80 p.m . on
8 a.m . to noon.
C lan cards will be distributed July 16, 11 and 10 la Grady
according to the sum m er mss- Oammago Auditorium.
The movie version was re ­
Ion schedule of courses between
8 a.m . and noon of July 16. cently a winner a t the Edinburgh
fin a l registration and fa t pay­ Film Festival. The lusty tra g i-,
m ent will bs at the Man’s Phys­ comedy also stars Jan e Asher
ical Education Building between of "A lfii” fam e, Jim Dal# who
Georgy G irl,”
8 a.m . and 18:80 p.m ., July 18. appeared
Lata registration will be July Moira Ri
D evia Weston,
17 and 18 from 6:80 a.m . to noon Diana Chi
Esmond
and from 1 to 8:80 p.m . Stu­ Knight,
Admission
dents registering on these days
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w iilb e charged A H late fee. and 91.18 tor H W M lh U>.

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Laurence Harvey
In 'W inter's Tale'

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SUMMER STATE PRESS

Religious Courses
Offer Free Credit
S um m er stu d e n ts m ay ta k e c e rta in courses in re lig ­
ion a t no cost an d s till g e t U n iv e rsity c re d it fo r th e ir
efforts.
T he courses a re b ein g o ffered b y th e School o f R e­
ligion, a n o rg an izatio n som ew hat se p a ra te from th e U ni­
v e rsity , b ein g sponsored a n d fin an ced b y relig io u s d e­
nom inations th ro u g h o u t th e R eligious C onference.
In M ay of 1966, th e U n iv e rsity adopted a n ew policy
sta te m e n t fo rm alizin g th e acceptance of R eligious Con­
feren ce co u rses as g e n e ra l ed u catio n electives.
T he courses a re ta u g h t on
a n o n -d o ctrin al basis, a t a Sign up will take (dace during
U n iv e rsity academ ic lev el the regular second session regis­
and by in stru c to rs w ith tration time.
t e a c h i n g q u alificatio n s
Classes in the Survey of the
equal to university standards. Old Testament will be held from
The instructors are local theo­ 7:40 to .9:10 a.m. daily and
logians such as Rev. Thomas World Religions from 11 a.m.
Walsh and Rabbi Albert Plotkin.
to 12:30| p.m. Bbth courses
Second
summer session will be held in LL 305.
courses being offered are Sur­
During the first session,
vey of the Old Testament and courses were offered in Life and
World Religions. Each class Teachings of Jesus and Thought
meets daily and is worth three Projections of Jesus.
hours credit. No grade for the
course is registered with the
University but the credits are
automatically transferred to the
University records office at the
end of each semester.
Registration for the courses
is conducted at the Office of
Religious Affairs, apart from
By LAURA BURG
the University registration but
Lifeguards,
geology
field
following the same procedures.
workers, ra t keepers, teaching
assistants and gardeners have
something in common with one
another at Arizona State.
These positions can all be
found for students under the
work-study program administer­
ed through the financial aids
office in the administration
building. Mrs. Kay Smith, workstudy secretary, reports that be­
tween 500 and 600 students a
month are employed on either
a part-time or a full-time basis
through this office.
Salaries for the working stu­
dents range from $1.25 to $3.50
an hour, although most positions
fall into the $1.25-$1.50 bracket.
At the present time, the workDr. Stephen Kinder
study program, administered
under the Economic Opportunity
Act of 1965, has filled most sum­
m er jobs, but many new posi­
tions will be created this fall.
Students wishing to join the pro­

LOTS OF ROOM — Hayden
L ib ra ry w as sp a rse ly pop­
u la te d e a rly th is w eek. The
situ a tio n is e x p e c te d to
ch an g e ra d ic a lly b e fo re fin ­
al exam s. H o u rs a re 7 a.m .
to 10 p.m . M onday th ro u g h
F rid a y , 8 a.m . to 5 p.m . S a t­
u rd a y a n d 10 a.m . to 10 p.m .
Sunday.

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Molecule Builders, Rat Keepers...

Students Get Unique Jobs

VA Psychologist
Named Director
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gram can fill out an application
giving their financial status, the
basis for awarding jobs, and
then submit to an interview to
determine financial need.
Generally, students with an
income of less than $3,000 a
year qualify, but extenuating

Future Pledges
Sign Up Early
Early registration for men
students interested in frater­
nity rush will be conducted in
room 225 of the MU for the re­
mainder of the summer, ac­
cording to Norm Kitzmiller,
president of the Inter-frater­
nity Council.
Gredc rush activities are sche­
duled for the week of Sept. 11-16.
The 20 fraternity chapters on
campus, with a membership of
about 1,200, sponsor social ac­
tivities, as well as political, aca­
demic and athletic events.

circumstances will be consider­
ed.
One coed “m ade nolecuks,”
last semester on bar work-study
job. She constructed the model
molecules for display in the
chemistry departm ent and paid
for her meal tickets with the
money she earned.
Other interesting jobs that
crop up from time-to-time, ac­
cording to M rs. Smith, include
caring for pigeons, naming psy­
chological experiments, labora­
tory technical work and coun­
seling Indian children.
Dorothy Price, senior in busi­
ness administration says, “It’s
bard to find a job at the hours
you would like, but through
work-study you can find a job
to suit your schedule.”
Although some of the students
would like to be paid more,
most of the work-study students
interviewed find their jobs fill
a definite need to help them
through school.

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Dr. Stephen Kimler, a coun­
seling-clinical psychologist at
the Veterans’ Administration
Hospital in Phoenix, has been
appointed the new director of
student counseling service at the
University.
The appointment, which becomes effective Aug.l, was announced by University President G. Homer Durham.
Kimler will succeed Dr.
Robert Heimann, professor of
education, who served as acting
director in establishing the serv­
ice the past year. Heimann will
return to full-time service director of counselor training.
Coordinated with the student
health center, deans’ offices,
and other student services, the
counseling program is responsible to the Dean of Students.
The service consists of ten professional counselors and interns.
Before joining the VA Hospital
staff in Phoenix in 1963, Kimler
was a post-doctoral clinical paychology intern at the VA Hospi-

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Thursday
July 6

C A LEN D A R

Movie, “Me and the Colonel,” starring Danny Kaye at 7:30 p.m . in the
MU Ballroom.
Final showing of movie, “Swan Lake,” at 7:30 p.m. in Grady Gammage
Auditorium.
Friday
Movie, “Me and the Colonel,” starring Danny Kaye at 7:30 p.m. in the
MU Ballroom.
Saturday Arizona Fine Arts Camp Honors Ensemble from 3 to 4:30 p.m. in the
MU Ballroom.
Tour to the University Art Center in Payson leaves the front of the MU at
8 a.m.
Monday
Movie, Hans Christian Andersen,” starring Danny Kaye at 7:30 p m in
MU Ballroom.
Tuesday
Tour to Taliesin West leaves front of the MU a t 2:30 p.m.
Wed’sday “Coffee and . . .” from 8:40 to 10:30 a.m. in Pagoda Room of the MU.
Friday
Final exams.
July 14
Musical comedy, “The Boy Friend.” at 8:30 p.m. in Grady Gammage Audi­
torium.
Saturday Second session registration.
Musical comedy, “The Boy Friend,” a t 8:30 p.m. in Grady Gammage Audi­
torium.
Sunday
Musical comedy, “The Boy Friend,” at 7:30 p.m. in Grady Gammage Audi­
torium.
Monday
Classes begin.
Tuesday
Movie, “Winter’s Tale,” starring Laurence Harvey a t 7:30 p.m. in Grady
Gammage Auditorium.
Wed’sday “Coffee and . . .” from 8:40 to 10:30 a.m. in Pagoda Room of the MU.
Movie, “Winter’s Tale,” starring Lawrence Harvey a t 7:30 p.m. in Grady
Gammage Auditorium.

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