Council Plans Handling Oi Hail Discipline

STATE
Volume 13—Z14

Semester examinations
will soon be here! This
may be a t e r r i f y i n g
thought to some and a
matter of indifference to
others. If you are nervous,
h y p e r-sensitive, h i g h
stru n g and fearful, you likely w ill
not do y o u r best on an exam ination.
Likew ise, if you a re nonchalant
an d blase you w ill not do so well.
Som etim es in fine-spun th eo riz­
ing about education, exam inations
m ay be criticized. Y et tests a re a
p a rt of life. E v erything from b a t­
tleships and locom otives to electric
light bulbs and th e sm allest p a rt
o f a w atch a re tested. If w e w an t
a life insurance policy or a job,
a te st is applied to us. If w e join
a lodge o r fra tern ity , a glee club or
a football team rig id tests are a p ­
plied.
How Approach
M ost stu d en t organizations decline
to accept one fo r m em bership u n til
an exam ination o r te st is given.
In good sporting sp irit m ost novices
approach these tests w illingly. Cow ­
ardice o r indifference stam ps one
as m ade of poor stuff.
T he best p rep aratio n fo r a sem es­
te r exam ination is consistent day by
d a y p rep a ra tio n d u rin g th e sem es­
ter. One w ho has done this is us­
u ally w illing to be trie d out in a
fa ir test. D uring th e lectures and
stu d y through the sem ester we m ay
have been all b u t overw helm ed.
We m ay have concluded th a t a col­
lege education m eans 130 sem ester
hours and nothing m ore. T he ex ­
am ination m ay give an opportunity
fo r us to get a com prehensive view
of w h at w e have been doing.
’‘What It’s A11 About”
It is a rea l inspiration a t th e end
of th e sem ester if one can rise above
hours, classes and form ulas and look
over th e w hole sub ject as one who
has a fa ir idea as to “w hat it’s all
about.” T his is som ew hat like th e
b a tte r stepping up to th e plate or
th e ru n n e r getting on to th e track.
He has train ed faithfully.
H e’s
rea d y to give h is best. T here are
no alibis w hen th e gam e’s over.
N ot changing th e subject, b u t I
should lik e to congratulate th e b as­
k e tb a ll team s and th e coaches on
th e v ictories a t Tucson!

Debaters Leave
For C aliforn ia
To Enter Meets
T he college debating team left
W ednesday evening fo r G lendale,
California, w h ere th ey w ill en ter a
coast debating tournam ent, afte r
having retu rn ed from th e U niversity
of A rizona T uesday w here th ey
w ere defeated by an audience vote.
K enneth M cKee an d K ath erin e
G reenw alt argued th e affirm ative
side against th e U niversity and F red
W ilson and Lee R ustin took th e
negative.
Dr. M erle A nsberry and th e U.
of A. Coach w ere so w ell pleased
w ith th e show ing th e Tem pe club
m ade, th a t an o th er debate w as
scheduled fo r F e b ru a ry 11, h ere
T he team s w ill debate: “Resolved
the U nited States n eu tra lity should
be strengthened.” This argum ent
w ill be published w ith a collection
of inter-collegiate debates published
annually.
In th is w eek’s tourney, afte r d e­
bating in th e G lendale m eet, th e
team w ill jo u rn ey to Redlands, C al­
ifornia w h ere th e y w ill m eet th e
R edlands U niversity team arid th e n
w ill debate th e C alifornia Institu te
of Technology team at Pasadena.
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Courses Added
To Art Schedule
S everal new courses a re being
added to th e curriculum of the a rt
departm ent, w ith th e addition of
com m ercial arts, w hich w ill be
ta u g h t by T hom as B. H arter.
A llied crafts w ill be ta u g h t n ex t
sem ester b y Miss R uth Mooers, and
those added in th e com m ercial line
w ill be lettering, sign w riting, and
advertising art.

PRESS

Tempe, Arizona, Friday. January 14, 1938

No. 14

SALISBURY QUITS STAFF
E a s t e r n Pleiades
Campbell
T e a c h e r Pledge Two Not Coach
R ep la c e s In Rites
P r o sp e c t
Professor Resigns To Use
Time For W riting
Of Books

The resignation of Dr.
Frank S. Salisbury, mem­
ber of the College faculty
for several years, was an­
nounced this week by the

adm inistration, a fte r th e educational
professor h ad p resen ted his sev er­
ance w ith th e college fo r th e sec­
ond sem ester.
T he unex p ected action w as ta k en
by th e professor in o rd er th a t he
m ight h av e m ore tim e to devote
to his w riting. H is resig n atio n fol­
lows th a t o f his wife, Dr. M iriam
B lanton H uber, w ho q u it a y ear ago.
Writing
I t w as understood th a t th ey w ill
u n ite th e ir effo rts in th e p ublica­
tion of books. M any of Dr. H uber’s
w ritings h av e alre ad y been publish­
ed an d received n ational recogni­
tion. T hey a re now plan n in g to
w rite a series together.
A ction to replace Dr. S alisbury
has alre ad y b een ta k en and an
E astern professor selected, though
th e adm in istratio n w as relu c tan t to
announce th e nam e a t th is tim e.
S u rp rise Move
The re tirin g professor cam e to
Tem pe in 1934 an d has tau g h t in
th e education departm ent.
His
resignatio n cam e as a com plete su r­
prise to th e cam pus, though it was
know n th a t h e h ad aspirations to
w rite m ore extensively.
T he replacem ent of Dr. S alisbury
w ill be th e only change in th e
faculty for n ex t sem ester other th an
the acquisition of a teach er fo r the
hom e m anagem ent course, according
to P resid en t Gamm age.

B etty H otchkiss snd A nnie Setka
w ere pledged to the Pleiades, hon­
o rary w om en's organization, at
rite s held on th e cam pus early this
morning.
Follow ing th e trad itio n al chant,
b reak fast w as served in th e home
economics d ep artm en t an d form er
pledges w ere in itiated w ith Miss
R u th Douglass, sponsor, an d Rose
Revello, m em ber, perform ing the
cerem ony.
Hotchkiss
Miss Hotchkiss, w ho is a m em ­
b e r of th e P h ilom athian sorority,
presid en t of M atthew s hall, an d a
m em ber of Sigm a T au D elta, n a­
tional E nglish fra tern ity , is very
active in educational circles on the
cam pus.
Miss S etk a is p resid en t of the
Com m erce club, a m em b er of the
N ew m an club, an d a n officer of
K appa D elta Pi, n atio n al educa­
tio n fra tern ity .

Scholarships Go
To Four
T he an n u a l A lum ni Scholar­
ship aw ard s of fifty dollars
w ere p resen ted last F rid a y to
fo u r g rad u atin g seniors.
T he recipients of th e aw ards
w ere Joe Cobb, M ilne G regory,
M ildred S m ith and Ja m ie H art
w ho w ere chosen on th e basis
of scholarship, lead ersh ip and
need.
A com m ittee com posed of Dr.
G rady Gamm age, Miss Leona
Haulot, D ean J. O. Grimes,
C hester W ycliffe (P resid en t of
th e A lum ni A ssociation), G ilbert
Cady, M arvin P alm er an d G er­
ald D art, m ade the selections.

Contract Being Drawn Up For Hardin-Simmons Tilt
On November 11; Greeley State Out
A five gam e hom e schedule for n ex t y ear’s football season seemed
possible th is w eek w ith th e Aggie gam e definite, a co n tract being
draw n up fo r th e H ardin-Sim m ons tilt on A rm istice day, an d negotia­
tions fo r th ree o th er hom e gam es en terin g th e finak stages.
T he U niversity of A rizona definitely cancelled football relatio n w ith
Tem pe fo r n ex t year, according to #
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w ord received h ere last Friday. This
action left th e S eptem ber 24 date
unfilled. T he G reeley S tate nego­
tiations also fell through.
A ccording to p resen t plans, th e
The fin al assignm ents of student
open dates w ill be filled in w ith
hom e contests w ith L aV erne col­ teachers fo r th e first q u a rte r of the
lege of C alifornia on eith er O ctober second sem ester have b ee n m ade
8 or 29, H ardin-Sim m ons of Texas an d posted a t th e T rain in g school
on N ovem ber 11, C alifornia School an d g eneral bu lletin boards, ac­
of Technology (date indefinite) and cording to Ira D. Payne.
St. M ary’s U niversity of T exas on
T he placem ent b u reau has also
S eptem ber 24.
announced th e placing of five m ore
St. M ary’s U niversity, th e new Ja n u a ry graduates: A llen S p ett to
addition to th e ten tativ e list, is a
Eloy; Mrs. S ibyl Watson, A vondale;
w idely know n team , h aving played
Mrs.
Iren e K eller, B uckeye; Rosie
gam es last y ear in M ontreal, C an­
Mae
Bice,
G ilbert, and R o b erta A l­
ada, P en sy lv an ia an d San F ran cis­
co, California.
len, Mesa.

Student Teaching
Assignments Made

Mu Rho Alpha To Present Students
In Musical Recital Here Thursday
T he second in a series of recitals sponsored b y th e Mu R ho A lpha
m usic fra te rn ity w ill b e presented by pupils of Miss Bess B arkley, Mrs.
H azel H arvey Q uaid, an d H a rry Harelson, T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t 4
o’clock in th e college auditorium .
T hese recitals a re open to th e stu d en t body, faculty, a n d tow ns---------------------------------------------------- »people. S ev eral others h av e been
planned fo r th e com ing sem ester.
BROWSING ROOM IS
P iano and vocal stu d en ts w ho w ill
O PENED IN LIBRARY ap p ear a re E laine Gildea, B enw orth
Hansen, E ileen Hill, Je w e l Mae
A brow sing lib ra ry of books se­ Jacobson, Louise Payne, M abel
lected by Dr. L ouis M. M yers has S harp, an d C lara Caldwell.
A lso C elestine Tomlinson, K en­
been opened th is w eek in th e F el­
ton m em orial room of M atthew s n eth McKee, G lenn LeB aron, M ur­
library.
iel M illam, an d S h erm an Stevens.

Moving to consolidate
more power in the student
council, first action of the
committee on student con­
stitution revision tenta­
tively placed supervision
of major activities under

With Tilden Campbell,
the Alabama probability
for head coach, definitely
stating he was no longer
interested, the replace­

One Home Game Scheduled For Fall Football Season As
Graduate Manager Negotiates For Four Other Contests
Myers Says Book
Is Part Nonsense
“F rom These Roots” by M ary
Colum is a curious com bination of
in terestin g exam ination and abso­
lu te nonsense, according to Dr.
L ouis M.M yers
in his review of
th a t book M onday in th e N orth
h a ll sun room.

EXECUTIVE BOARD
PLANN ED BY GROUP
Committee Suggests That
Definite Fund Be
Obtained

Gloomy After The University Win

Applications Pour In As
College Postpones
Selection

m en t of Coach R udy L avik becam e
a problem in w hich no early set­
tlem en t is expected.
C am pbell stated, in a le tte r r e ­
ceived on th e cam pus th is week,
th a t he w as obligated to rem ain at
A labam a an d w ould no longer be
interested in th e Tem pe position.
This ex plained his failure to m eet
ath letic heads here a w eek ago to
discuss term s for th e position.
Hobbs Adams
W ord h as been received from
H obbs A dam s .the S outhern C ali­
fo rn ia assistant coach, im plying
th a t he w ould consider th e change.
Local au th o rities w ere w ondering,
how ever, if th e contem plated salary
w ould in te rest him, as it is u n d er­
stood th a t he gets $5,000 at his
p resen t place.
Bobbie G rayson of Stanford, to
w hom a le tte r has been sent, h ad
failed to answ er to date.
M any Apply
M eanw hile, P resident G rady G am ­
m age said th a t applications have
continued to pour in. M any of
th em are from high school coaches,
graduates, an d football m entors of
sm all colleges.
The college is seeking a m an of
p roven ab ility at some oth er col­
lege, b u t according to th e president,
m ay be forced to ta k e a high school
o r sm all college coach.

Greater
Control
Sought In
Co u n c i 1

T he two captains, H arold Clemence (left) and M elvin Owens (right),
Bulldog leaders, talk over th e com plete sw eep of th e V. of A, bask et­
ball series w ith Coach E arl Pomeroy.

Concert Artists Heard
In Joint Recital Today
Tw o highly rate d artists, Rose P aid ar, m ezzo-soprano and May G il­
b e rt Reese, concert pianist, w ill be h ea rd a t th e reg u la r assem bly in
a jo in t recital, as th e th ird of th e Hollywood M usical A rts series.
Miss P aidar, w hose voice and charm have won h e r the approval of
m usic critics, w ho p red ict fo r h e r a skyrocketing career, received all
h e r train in g in this country.
*-------------- ——--------------------------------T he record of h e r rise in th e • >
• Tt
l m
w orld of m usic reads like th e A.lllIIIIll I IIIIQS 1 0
“Home Town G irl M akes Good” I
story.
Miss Reese also received her
train in g in th e U nited States, g rad ­
uatin g from th e Chicago Musical
college and doing post graduate
w o rk at the A m erican conservatory.
T entative plans fo r a series of
H er teachers and th e m usic critics
g rad u ate scholarships and fellow ­
have highly praised h e r talents.
ships for the college w ere revealed
Miss Reese’s dynam ic, alm ost
by P resid en t G rady G am m age this
m asculine style of playing, is a
w eek.
threefold m anifestation of faultless
In outlining some plans for the
technical skill, com pelling in te r­
fu tu re, Gam m age stated th a t it was
pretation, and d ain ty yet vivid
his aim to b u ild u p a large fund
presence, it is reported.
gath ered from th e alum ni and from
These two young artists have left in dividual contributions, w h i c h
Hollywood an d th e ir w o rk th e re fu n d w ould be invested in bonds
for a to u r of th e Southw est. Both an d th e in te rest used to provide
are know n at m otion p ictu re studios fellowships.
fo r th e ir technical skill.
He revealed th a t one individual,
w hose nam e h e did not state, was
planning to leave his en tire es­
tate to the college fo r th e scholar­
ship purpose. G am m age said th a t
th is w ould am ount to approxim ately

Be R a i s e d For
Scholarships

Science Exhibit Is
Added By Bateman

T he author, an Irish expatriate,
som etim es w rites
prose as sym bol­
istic poetry w ith
a tendency to
fall u n d er th e
i n f l u e n c e of
beautiful, m ean­
ingless w o r d s .
T he book advances
the
th eo ry th a t lit­
e ra ry criticism
is n ot com para­
tive evaluation
b u t a creative
delving into underlying principles.

A fter w orking fo u r years to
g ath er m aterial, P rofessor Gèorge
M. Batem an, head of th e science
departm ent, announces an extensive
scientific exhibit located in th e low ­
e r h all of th e science building.
F eatu res in th e ex h ib it include
progressive steps in th e m anufac­
tu re of spark plugs, porcelain, oils,
an d oth er com m ercial products.
L aboratory utensils an d chem icals
a re displayed along w ith ra w m in ­
erals, pigments, and a v arie ty of
o th er things.
P rofessor B atem an has urged
student attention to th is fre e and
valuable exhibit.
Since th e tim e of W ordsw orth and
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critics ex trao rd in ary ,
E nglish literatu re has produced only
fo u r persons w orthy in Mrs. Colum’s
estim ation of a w hole sentence each.
T he artistic “dead end”, now reach ­
F ive new courses a re to be of­
ed by English speaking countries, fered in the com m erce departm ent
can only be broken by th e develop­ n ex t sem ester.
Among those n ev er befo re in th e
m en t of critics sim ilar to those of
college curriculum a re a course in
th e rom antic period.
investm ents u n d er E. O. Dille, who
Jam es T h u rb er in “L et Y our M ind has specialized in th e field; secre­
A lone,” second book review ed by ta ria l science 162 designed fo r stu ­
D r. M yers .offers an an tidote to th e d ents having had sho rth an d in high
school, b u t not able to en ter th e
contem porary stream lining of p e r­
advanced classes in college; an d a
sonality by easy correspondence course in auditing th eo ry and p rac­
lessons and am ateu r psychoanalysis. tice.

Courses Added In
Commerce F ield

$ 20 ,000.

A lthough arran g em en ts w ere not
y et com pleted, th e ad m in istrato r of
th e college outlined a schem e to
collect money from th e alum ni by
th e revival of a series of dinners
an d banquets. By this plan, d in ­
n ers w ould be h eld in each county
in th e state an d th e profits w ould
go into th e scholarship fund.

‘Pieces Of Eight’
Reduced In Price
_____

th e council, even hall diciplinarian
problem s.
In considering the constituency of
the council, th e com m ittee suggested
th a t it be composed of the president
of th e A ssociated Women Students,
four class officers, four elective of­
ficers, six representatives from the
halls, th e president of th e in te r­
sorority and in te r-fra te rn ity coun­
cils, of th e O ff-cam pus women. Offcam pus men, and th e editor of th e
STATE PRESS.
N ew Board
In addition, th e re w ill be origin­
ated a student-faculty executive
board, composed of th e student
president, secretary or treasu rer,
tw o council m em bers, president of
th e college, th e tw o deans, and tw o
faculty m em bers. The college p res­
ident w ill act as an ex-officio m em ­
b e r an d not vote except in th e case
Of 3 ti©.
D uties of th e new board w ill be
executive and judicial and the
handling of student-faculty re la ­
tions.
T hrough th is com m ittee w ill be
handled the hall disciplinarian
problem s, an issue th a t invoked
q u ite some debate in th e council
m eeting. D ean J. O. G rim es b e­
lieved th a t it w ould be a good m ove
if th e students w ould take th e re s­
ponsibility.
O th er suggestions fo r th e new
constitution included th e su p erv i­
sion of rule-m aking for the dorm i­
tories, control of spending of th e
departm ents, of social activities, and
appointm ent of editor and officers
of student publications.
A nother proposed change w as to
seek a definite fund from the ad­
m inistration. and an a r b i t r a r y
am ount of $8 p e r student w as set.
A t th e present tim e, th e fund is
unstable, the adm inistration rele as­
ing the am ount it sees fit.

FORUM and
AGAINST ’EM
Student Opinion of
Current Topics
B y H enry Davis

Q uestion—Do you consider
student body governm ent vital
to a college?
E dw in Scott—No, b u t it is of b en ­
efit to th e students.
W alter W eissback—No, things
w ould be ru n ju st about th e sam e
w ith o u t it. It could be m ade b e tte r
h ere if m ore students co-operated.
C arl H ossler—Yes. W hat w ould
w e do w ithout those lovely w eekly
Idances the Associated Student Body
provides us?
Thom as Inm an—Yes, there should
be a governing body over the ac­
tivities in w hich th e students p a r­
ticipate and in our dem ocratic coun­
try. W hy not le t those being gov­
erned have a voice in th e governm ent?

Sigm a T au D elta, honorary EngC randall No institution has
lish fratern ity , w ill place copies of j ev er been able to get along w ithout
its official publication, “Pieces of some sor^
an organized leading
E ig h t”,v fo r th e y ea rs 1935, 36 and group. A re w e so good th a t w e
37 on sale fo r 15 cents, it w as d e­ can carry on recreational and b u s­
cided a t a m eeting held in th e A rts iness activities w ithout studentbody governm ent?
building last T h u rsd ay evening.
R. G reene—Yes! H ere w e are to
T he price has been reduced from
35 cents and copies m ay b e ob­ be educated. By this experience w e
tain ed from Dr. Louis M. Myers. can le arn m ore of governm ent—
P resid en t Jam ie H art, or an y other of th e type of governm ent w e w an t
m em ber of th e society, as long as o u r nation to have. W ould you
th e supply lasts.
w ant th e college president to be
T he fra tern ity w ill also w elcom e y o u r dictator?
stu d en t contributions fo r n ex t y ea r’s
NOTICE—A m eeting of all p ro ­
publication.
It w as also decided th a t anyone spective candidates for th e v arsity
in college w ho w ishes th e ir lite r­ or freshm en ten n is team are r e ­
a ry w o rk criticized b y th is group quested to m eet in th e m en’s gym
m ay subm it it to Dr. Myers, th e at 12:30 today in order to organize
try o u ts for th e team s.
president, or an y m em ber.

P a g e Two

STATE PRESS

Friday, January 14, 1938

Student Body Feted A t
(^0)/CHOOL Tau Sigmasj Afton BrownTo \pi Delta Sigma Annual
Head Kappas In
y
Tau Pi Tau K id P a rty p CfiLEnD^¡LambdaPhis Spring Functions Dance Held Tomorrow
Hold Voting
J

I

“B ack to K in d erg a rte n ,” w ill be th e them e of th e an n u a l T au P i T au
stu d e n t body dance tonight w hen m em bers of th e n atio n al k in d e rg a rten
so ro rity e n te rta in from 8 u n til 11 o‘clock in th e basem en t room of the
L ib rary building.
A nyone not a ttire d in kid costum es w ill be refused adm ittance,
unless a fo rfeit is paid, according • --------— -------------------------------------- to Miss N ancy Land, p resid en t of
th e organization. D ecorations w ill
be ch aracterizations from M other
Goose, aro u n d th e w alls.
Lloyd B lair's orch estra w ill f u r ­
nish th e music.
T he com m ittee in charge of the
R esidents of A lpha h all w ill hold
affair is Misses B a rb a ra Payne,
F ra n ce s P e rry , M argaret Ives, and a M exican p a rty a t th e K nights of
P y th ias h all in T em pe on Ja n u a ry
A lice Hanson.

A lp h a H a ll To
Hold Dinner Next
Week In Tem pe

Special guests w ho have been in ­
v ited are P re sid en t and Mrs. G rady
Gamm age, Miss Sally H ayden, D ean
M ildred B lair, Dr. F ra n k S. S alis­
bury. D ean J. O. G rim es, an d th e
soro rity sponsor, M rs. N ellie B.
P earlm an.
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Gammage Speaks

22.

A M exican d in n e r and a dance
w ill h igh lig h t th e even in g of e n te r­
tainm ent. A floor show w ill be
fe a tu re d on th e program w hich w ill
consist of stu d e n t ta le n t and S p an ­
ish dancers, Bill Laing, p resid en t of
th e h all announced.
T he visitin g b ask etb all team w ill
be special guests a t th e affair.
<y

At Kappa Delta Pii PressToShove
P re sid en t G rady G am m age w ill be
th e prin cip le speaker tom orrow ev­
ening a t th e initiation b an q u et of
th e K appa D elta P i education f ra ­
te rn ity at 6 o’clock in th e H otel
A dam s card room .
D ean J. O. G rim es w ill be toast­
m a ste r for th e evening and Mr. X.
D. P ayne w ill address m em bers and
initiates on “K appa D elta P i and
You.”
A lfred Thomas, presid en t of the
local B eta P h i u nit, w ill give the
w elcom e address to new m em bers,
and th e response w ill be given by
Miss H elen Creasm an.
P ledges w ho w ill be in itiated are
W inona B ryan, Ja n e t K aram , H elen
Creasm an. W ilbur D utton. R uth
Sm ith. M arjorie Hill. L ouisa B lackshear, A lm a Basham , A nna W ade
Cline, and H elen Todd.
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Vice-Prexy Elected
For Gamma Thetas
M em bers of th e G am m a T heta
U psilon fra tern ity , natio n al geo­
graphic organization, elected Miss
Iren e Reed to replace Rosie Mae
Bice as vice-president a t th e ir
reg u la r m eeting last T h ursday even­
ing.

Off On Cruise

Friday, January 14—Student
body dance by Tan PI Tau, 8:30
o’clock.
Saturday, January 15—Pi D el­
ta Sigma formal at 8:30 o’clock.
Sunday, January 16—Church
and young people's meetings.
Monday, January 17—Sorori­
ties and fraternities meet. House
m eetings at wom en’s halls.
Tuesday, January 18—Young
people’s m eetings at churches.
Wednesday, January 19—Stu­
dent body dance from 7 until
8 o’clock.
Thursday, January 20—Hon­
orarios meet.

Vaughn Elected
Philo President
Miss B arb ara V aughn w as elected
p resid en t of th e P h ilo m ath ian so ro r­
ity fo r th e second sem ester a t a
reg u la r m eeting of th e group last
M onday n ig h t in th e so ro rity room.
O th er
officers elected
w ere
Misses V ivian W ickw are, vicepresident; H elendale M offatt, secre­
tary ;
B etty H otchkiss, trea su rer;
and C ornelia Brow n, historian.
Take Office
In stallatio n of n ew officers w ill
be held d u rin g th e first w eek of
th e second sem ester in fo rm al rites
w hich also fo rm ally in itiates pledges
into m em bership.
O utgoing officers a re M rs. E liza­
b eth G arrett, president; Miss Alice
Hanson, v ice-president; Miss T h el­
m a P rice, secretary; Miss B a rb a ra
V aughn, tre a su re r; and Miss B etty
H otchkiss, historian.

T he second an n u a l all-d ay cruise
fo r m em bers of th e STATE PRESS
staff w ill b e held Ja n u a ry 28 at
C anyon lake, w h ere th e large boat,
"A pache” w ill be ch a rtered fo r the
affair.
No PRESS w ill b e published th a t
w eek, an d follow ing th e com pletion
of th e ir exam inations, m em bers of
th e staff w ill ta k e th e 30 m ile trip
up throu g h th e canyons, retu rn in g
by m oonlight in th e la te evening.
Those w ho w ill a tte n d are th e
business and ed ito rial staffs of th e
PRESS, Mr. C. E. Southern, adviser,
G erald D art, stu d en t body p resi­
dent; and G eorge B artlett, student
Los H idalgos d el D esierto held
body treasu rer.
th e ir fo rm al in itiatio n y esterd ay
evening in Miss Irm a W ilson’s room,
a fte r th e trad itio n al candle services
w ere held.
New m em bers fu rn ish ed e n te r­
ta in m e n t and S panish songs w ere
A nn K ren tz w as elected p resi­ sung.
Guests
d en t of th e Chi Sigm a sorority for
T he invited guests w ere: Mr. and
th e second sem ester a t a m eeting
h eld M onday n ig h t in th e sorority Mrs. C. E. Southern, Miss M arg aret
room in Old Main. Rose Revello, W alsh. Miss S allie H ayden. Miss
president, w as in charge of th e B lanche P ilcher, Mrs. R. R. K rau se
and Dr. and Mrs. F. E. C attelain.
election.
Pledges
O th er officers elected w ere E m m a
P
ledges
u
n
dergoing
th e in itiatio n
Je a n Bohn, vice president; F rances
w
ere:
S
tella
M
edigovich,
E lla Lee
P erry , secretary; E velyn Ellingson,
tre a su re r; an d M arian H ansberger, A shw orth, D ixie W ashicheck, Jo se­
ph in e Munoz, R ebecca Munoz, A u ­
sargeant at arm s.
relia Gonzales, B etty V an Spanckeren. P aulo M anulat, T ony Vicente,
B elle Carey, M arth a H ughes, Alice
Gonzales, R ueda H icks, D orothy
W ellington,
T rin id ad
C astaneda,
C arm en Reynoso, an d G ilb ert O rran tia.

Initiation H eld
By Spanish Club

Chi Sigmas Choose
Krentz New Prexy

GAS and OILS
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"Fill er Up"

Who
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Left
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sure, but that does
not (emphatically), mean
that there are no
more gifts.
Did you just miss
getting a leather
jacket by NOT being
a 'knight before
Christmas' i Then by
all means play Santa
to yourself . . . take a
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capeskin, pigtex and
heavy duty suedes
that should have been
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Plain or in a new
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Black, brown, grey.
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Pi Alpha Plans
College Party
F eb ru ary 29 w as th e d ate chos­
en by th e m em bers of th e P i A l­
ph a G am m a so ro rity fo r th e ‘Off
To C ollege’ p arty , w hich th e y are
p lanning to h av e fo r th e ir m em ­
bers, pledges, an d in v ited guests.
Miss D orothy G illanders e n te r­
tain ed m em bers of th e P i A lpha
G am m a sorority in h e r n ew a p a rt­
m en t on E ighth stre e t last M onday
night.

'

Miss A fton Brow n w as elected
Closing its first sem ester’s social activities, th e P i D elta Sigm a f ra ­
p resid en t of th e K appa K appa A l­
te
rn
ity w ill hold it’s annual w in ter form al tom orrow in th e C atholic
ph a so ro rity last M onday night
w hen th e m em bers held th e ir reg u ­ W omen’s club, Phoenix, from 8:30 to 11:30 o’clock.
The g rand m arch will begin at 8:30 o’clock led by D w ight Peterson,
la r election.
president of the fratern ity , and Miss M arcia Mays. A pproxim ately 60
O th er officers chosen w ere Joyce
-* couples w ill attend.
D unn, vice president; C ath erin e
P resentation of favors w ill be
C arns,
slecretary-treasurer;
and
m ade to guests and L loyd B lair’s
C ath erin e Phillips, social chairm an.
orchestra has been engaged to play
Follow ing th e election, a p arty was
a t th e affair.
given fo r th e m em bers by th e
Special invitations have been
pledges an d th e g rad u atin g m em ­
ten d ered P resid en t and Mrs. G rady
b ers w ere given p artin g gifts.
Mrs. Rudy H. Lavik, Mrs. Ralph Gammage, Mr. G ilbert Cady, Mr.
T onight th e sorority is holding a
M
astellar, and Mrs. M artin M orten- and Mrs. R alph M astellar, Mr. and
Spanish d in n er a t th e Ram ona K it­
Mrs. C. E. S outhern, Mr. an d Mrs.
chen in Tem pe in honor of the son w ill be hostesses to th e F aculty Earl B rim hall, Jam es E. West, Buss
W
ives
club
th
is
afternoon
a
t
3
o’­
m em bers and pledges w ho com pos­
clock in th e L avik home, 1003 South Watts, K enneth Duvall, an d Jo h n
ed th e ir w inning in tra -m u ral volley
Earle.
M aple street.
b all team .
Members
A program from th e college en ­
tertain
m
en
t
bureau,
including
Lynn
Those playing on th is team were:
M em bers of th e fra te rn ity w ho
C ath erin e Phillips, D orothy Ja n e Jobe and Leila A lbrecht in a R u s­ w ill atten d a re M alcolm M iller,
sian skit, w ill b e featured.
M ilne G regory, M arvin P alm er,
M eyer, C ath erin e Carns, R u th G il­
Mrs. W ilbur S. Nay, president of Gus Glitsos, G uy Acuff, H arold
lette, Joyce D unn, A rdyce Bell, and th e organization, w ill be in charge
Clemence, D w ight P eterson, Bill
L. V. E na M arshall.
of th e business m eeting.
Saban, Ray McCally, P a u l T rim ble,
Bobby M eeker, W eldon Hastings,
V ern W alton, E rnest Hayes, and
M elvin Owens.

Tw o fra tern ities began in stalla­
tion of new officers for th e second
sem ester th is w eek w ith th e holding
of a p rim a ry election by th e L am b­
d a P h i Sigmas, and th e T au Sig­
m a P h is announcing th e fin al re
suits of th e ir election.
Bill Laing w as elected p resid en t
of th e T au Sigs, an d o th e r officers
elected are: vice-president, F ra n k
H olt; secretary, Ted B aker; trea
surer, G eorge Reed; serg ean t-atarm s, R o b ert Childers.
Lambda Phis
R esults of th e nom ination of of­
ficers by th e L am bda P h is a t its
w eekly m eeting are, for president:
Buss W atts, Jo h n H ollar, C urtis
Burns, an d Jo h n Sm ith; vice-p resi­
dent: Jo h n Sm ith, Jo h n H ollar, Ted
Sparks, an d C u rtis B urns; secre­
ta ry : T ilm an Crance, C arl Massey,
an d Ja m es C rockett; treasu rer:
D ick W alker an d Boyd Shum w ay;
serg ean t-at-arm s: D ick W a l k e r ,
Boyd Shum w ay, an d Ted W illey:
pledge boss:
Bill
W ade, Ted
S parks, C arl Massey, an d F ran k
Pi Delta Sigma
West.
T he P i D elta Sigm a fra te rn ity
The fra te rn ity ’s final election will held a picnic a t G ran ite Reef S u n ­
b e held Monday.
day afternoon. M em bers, pledges,
and escorted guests attended.
Tau Sigma Phi
The T au Sigm a P h i w ill hold its
trad itio n al
bo n fire
tonight, on
T em pe B utte. The cerem ony, held
each y ear follow ing th e closing of
its “hell w eek,” w as originally to
T he in te r-fra te rn ity constitution, be held D ecem ber 17, b u t w as post­
u n itin g cam pus groups, has gone poned u n til tonight.
into effect an d is binding u p th e
South Hall
cam pus’ 4 fratern ities.
B
eginning
this Sunday, th e resi­
T he n ew constitution is b rief and
dents
of
South
h all are in a u g u ra t­
elastic, serving th e purpose of u n it­
ing th e fra te rn itie s and fostering ing a series of b reak fasts in o rd er
to raise m oney fo r th e ir cam ping
cooperation am ong them .
D ealing m ain ly w ith th e o rg an ­ trip w hich th ey are planning for
ization an d w o rk of th e in te r-fra ­ th is spring.
Inter-Sorority
te rn ity council, th e constitution
stip u lates ru les for m em bership
Old and n ew sorority presidents
eligibility an d pledging.
U nless w ill m eet T uesday a t 5 o’clock in
fra te rn itie s d ecree otherw ise th e re th e lib ra ry building to elect officers
w ill b e no reg u latio n of grades for for th e in ter-so ro rity group during
pledging.
the com ing sem ester.
Rose Revello, president, w ill be
To b e eligible fo r in itiatio n in
any fra te rn ity a stu d en t m u st have in charge of th e m eeting and of
com pleted 10 h o u rs of w ork in re s­ th e election.
idence w ith n o low er an index
Commerce Club
th a n 2 point. R egarding th e dates
Inform al initiation rite s w ere held
fo r pledging, th e docum ent in stru cts
by m em bers la st n ig h t for all com ­
th e council to fix a d ate each se­
m erce m ajors an d m inors interested
m ester p rio r to w hich pledging is
in joining the Com m erce Club. A f­
illegal.
te r th e initiation, a sh o rt m eeting
V iolation com plaints w ill be th e
w as held and plans w ere m ade for
ju d iciary function of th e council
a form al initiation and b an q u et to
an d if no agreem ent results, th e
dean of th e college an d sponsors
of fra te rn itie s w ill be referre d to.

a u n u T S m n T ER im .

Faculty Wives
Club Meets At
Lavik’s Home

Campus Social Briefs

C o n stitu tio n Is
Adopted By Frats

RITES HELD FOR
ALPHA PSI PLEDGES
F orm al in itiatio n fo r new m em ­
b ers of A lpha P si Omega, honorary
d ram atics fratern ity , w as held last
n ig h t a t th e hom e of Miss B eryl
Simpson, sponsor.
P ledges inducted into th e o rgani­
zation by Ja n e tte W ilcoxen, p resi­
dent, w ere: Ted W illey, P a t Dow­
ney. G lenn LeB aron, P a t Lebs, and
R ich ard A yersm an.

Phi Lambda Nus
Elect Rigg Head

M onday nig h t th e P h i L am bda Nu
m em bers elected officers as fol­
lows: C aroline Rigg, president; N el­
lie W addington, vice-president; L il­
lia n Ebel, trea su rer; Alice Hibbs,
secretary; an d B eatrice Brookbank,
social chairm an.
P lan s w ere also discussed for a
room show er to be held n ex t M on­
day n ig h t for th e purpose of f u r ­
nishing th e ir m eeting room.

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D elta T heta sorority com pleted
plans fo r a p arty to be held n ex t
M onday evening a t th e hom e of
th e ir sponsor, Mrs. M ary Empey,
at th e ir reg u lar m eeting M onday
It's worth so much . . .
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and it costs so little!
The evening w as devoted to the
reading and discussion of poetry.
WHY invite tronble. Why take
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PROTECTION

Merrill Shower
Given By Betas

P h i B eta Epsilon sorority held a
linen show er for Mrs. Louise G ra­
ham M errill in th e N orth h all sun
p arlo r a t th e reg u lar m eeting last
M onday night.
E ntertainm ent, consisting of cow­
boy songs, w as fu rn ish ed by pledges
as p a rt of th e ir inform al initiation.
F orm al initiation of pledges has
been planned for n e x t M onday.
O fficers elected fo r th e coming
sem ester include M ary Taylor, p re ­
sident; Naomi C arpenter, vice p re ­
sident; A nna M arie St. Clair, secre­
ta ry ; and M erle Allen, treasu rer.

Judd Recognized
By Publications
Recognition has come to Dr. B.
Ira Ju d d , head of th e departm ent
of ag ricu ltu re, w ith th e publication
of tw o articles in magazines, ac­
cording to inform ation received th is
w eek.
An article on field bindw eed, as
w ritte n by Dr. Judd, appeared in
th e D ecem ber 15 issue of th e A ri­
zona P roducer, and his article on
W estern w heat grass w as published
in Ecology, O ctober 1937.

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Friday, January 14. 1938

STATE PRESS

Tucson Series Is Swept
B y ‘Hot* Bulldog T eam

Page Three

S l a n t s rZ m Ambitious
PR ESS BO X
By DART

Schedule Is
Set For
F+ig h_te rs
,.----Dog
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■

Interviewing
T
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University Cagers All Conference? BuIIpups Lose Two, aA fter
|Wildcat Headache |Bulldog Boxers To
member of the college | L a r g e lUFIlOUt
Iboard last week anent the
Lose F irst Series!
Win One In Games coach possibilities for the Marks Opening
F ight Five Teams
college,
we
buttonholed
a
In F ifte en Years!
em ber of th is y ear’s freshm en
During Past Week mteam
D uring 1938 Year
Work For Track
th e oth er n ig h t in an effort
CLEMENCE, J O N E S
LEAD INSPIRED
DOG ATTACK
A fifteen y ear record in the a th ­
letic relationship betw een the U ni­
v ersity of A rizona W ildcats and the
Bulldogs w as broken last w eek-end
w hen th e highly touted Tucson team
lost tw o straight basketball games
to th e superio r Tem pe team .
The first game of the series
w ent to the Dogs by a score of
52-41 w hile the second was nip
and tuck during the entire sec­
ond half and won by a score of
37-34.
Rough playing by both team s
featu red th e first gam e w ith P e te r­
son of th e Dogs and Helm and Con­
w ay of th e Cats being elim inated
on personal fouls. Jackson of the
Cats w as also put out of th e game
fo r unnecessary roughness w hen he
struggled w ith Gus Glitsos for pos­
sesion of th e ball.
Tem pe w as on th e short end of a
score of 26-24 at first b u t w ere soon
able to gain a lead and go on to win.
H arold Clemence, Dog co-captain,
was high point m an w ith a total of
14 points w hile L orry Di G razia
led th e C ats w ith 10. Di Grazia.
w ho w as th e leading scorer for his
team last y ear w ith a total of 8.36
points p er game, w as held to four
in th e first h alf by the guarding of
M elvin Owens. In the second half
Clyde P hillips took over the g uard­
ing duties and held him to tw o bas-

S plitting a tw o game series w ith
th e U niversity of Arizona frosh. and
losing one to th e P hoenix Ju n io r
college, th e BuIIpups opened th e ir
season for 1938, last week.

130
Harold Clemence, Dog co-captain, who is leading his team­
mates in scoring and is Tempe’s
leading contender for All-con­
ference honors.
kets. The Cat ace w as credited w ith
tw o free throw s.
Clemence and Owens were
easily the best men on the floor
for either team and if they con­
tinue to show the same ability
should undoubtedly be selected
on the 1938 all-conference team.
In th e second gam e th e Dogs
show ed little of th e ability they
evidenced the night before and w ere
behind 23-16 a t th e end of th e first
half. W ith th e sta rt of the second
half, th e Dogs show ed a new spirit,
how ever, and led by E arl Jones,
w ho scored 12 points in th e nine
m inutes he played, th ey drew out
in fro n t w ith fo u r m inutes to go
and w ere able to h old th e lead till
the end of the game, w hich they
won 37-34.

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A lthough a w in w ould have help ­
ed th e standing of the Frosh, losing
did not m ean so much due to the
bears holding a w in over th e N ew
M exico Mines, a team w hich d e­
feated th e Texas M iners an d the
F lagstaff L um berjacks, both m em ­
bers of the B order conference.
McEwin Stars
A1 McEwin of the frosh and
Earl Connor of the Bears tied
for high point place in the last
game with 11 points each.
This did not help the frosh to
win however, because of the
Bears having the second and
third high point place. The
final score of the* game was
36-28. Arnett of the frosh was
the outstanding player on the
court.

to get both sides of th e affair. From
w hat w e gathered, w e w ill attem p t
to give th e opinion of th e m em ber as
n early as it was presented to us.
IT SEEMS
th a t th e concensus Is against a Cali­
fornia coach. F or various reasons,
th e freshm en w ould ra th e r play
n ex t y ear for some m an from the
M iddlew est or th e East. “W e have
all ta k e n a vow,” th e freshm an
said, “th a t if one of us quits college,
th e others w ill go too.
We are
afraid th a t w e w ouldn’t get along
w ith a C alifornia coach, and w e
w ould ra th e r not have one. This
fellow, Cam pbell looks all rig h t
to me. H e w ould b e th e ideal
m an to get if w e could, and I th in k
th a t w e w ould all like him fine."
MOREOVER
th e freshm en are loath to b rea k up
a com bination th a t w orked p retty
w ell th is y ear against th e first year
m en of th e state. They are afraid
of im ported players an d w an t to
stick together as a unit. T hey in ­
ten d to practice together in the
spring, if possible, and polish up a
m achine in prep aratio n for some
of th e la rg e r squads of th e Con­
ference. It is th e ir feeling th a t th e
only w ay th ey can w in n ex t y ear
is to preserv e the u n ity th ey are
accustom ed to.

In th e U niversity series th e Pups
won th e first gam e by a score of
43-41 in the final few m inutes of
play, only to drop th e second game
by an overw helm ing score of 50-36.
The BuIIpups could not seem to h it
th e basket d u rin g th e first half,
w hich gave the W ildkittens a lead
they k ep t the en tire game.
THERE IS
a certain am ount of logic in this j
feeling. O ne of th e m ain sources of
tro u b le w ith th e college’s football
team s in th e past w as non-coopera­
tion. P lay ers who thought th a t they
w ere playing football w ould not
WAA hockey in tra-m u rals ended play q u ite so h ard w hen they did
last W ednesday afternoon w ith the not care w h at happened to th e ru n ­
Off-cam pus w om en tak in g posses­ ner.
This individuality business
sion of the cham pionship for this has contributed largely to th e ru in ­
year.
ation of Tem pe’s chances in m ore
The O ff-cam pus women, cap tain ­ th an one game. Still th e re a re m any
ed by N ellie Setka, w on th e ir title argum ents on th e o th e r side, w e w ill
b y tying th e W est h all team and adm it.
th e n defeating th e N orth h all w o­ THE DOUBLE WAXING
men by a score of one to nothing. th a t w as handed th e U niversity of
It is the first tim e in th ree years A rizona in basketball last w eek-end
th a t th e O ff-cam pus group have w as a source of g reat joy both to
won th e title.
students and alum ni.

Hockey Murals
End WAA Season

W ith th e best tu rn o u t in several
years, th e B ulldog track sters began
train in g extensively for th e dual
clash w ith th e U niversity of Arizona
squad here, A pril 9.
O utstanding on the squad is C u r­
tis Burns, w ho is
a crack q u arte rm i l e r a n d of
w hom m uch is
expected. B u d
A rn e tt holds a
high school ja v ­
elin record an d
w ill give Conferen c e oppon­
ents p len ty of
com petition.
Loss of several
Owe*/ AWv'/ii/ stars b y w ay of
graduation will
be felt severely in th a t H ow ard
Wynn, ace dash man; K enneth Heywood. Conference record holder in
the high jum p; B urton Moore, dis­
tance; B en n ett Davis, shot; and
C harles H art, discus, did not return.
R eported for train in g are: sprints,
Pohle. F ritch, and A ker; quarter,
C. Burns, L. Burns, B rady and
M eeker; half, A lvarado; m ile and
tw o mile, Malloque, Rylance and
H ilburn; hurdles, H arvey, Smith,
Downey an d A rn ett; shot, Rock­
well; javelin, A rn ett an d Foster;
discus, K alastro and H arvey; pole
vault, P a rk e r and DeKellis; high
jum p, P a rk e r and P alm er; broad
jum p, A ker and Sm ith, th is y ear’s
captain.

NINA MURPHY TO
ADDRESS MEETING
N ina M urphy, physical education
director, has been asked to serve as
one of th e speakers at th e A m eri­
can-Southw estern Physical E duca­
tion Association convention at Salt
L ake City d u rin g the E aster h o li­
days.
F or th e past y ear Miss M urphy
has been th e state sports chairm an
and state represen tativ e for basket­
ball.

after 31 Years
A s a Tobacco A uctioneer

TEMPE CHOSEN FOR
COLLEGIATE FIGHT
TOURNEY
W ith their first m eet less th an a
m onth aw ay, Coach F ra n k L in h art
has been w orking his boxing team
overtim e the last tw o w eeks in hope
of placing his A rizona S tate m ittm en in the first division again this
season.
M eeting several strong team s this
season, th e Dogs have hopes of
w inning both th e Inter-collegiate
Earl Jones who was high point
title and th e B order conference
man for the Dogs in the second
crow n this year.
game of the Tucson series aft­
er playing only nine minutes.
Many new men have reported
to the Bulldog coach, some of
whom show promise of holding
their own against the best the
opposing teams can offer this
season. With the exception of
Tom McGarry, Bobby Hilburn
and Barry DeRose the Maroon
F or th e first tim e in the history
and Gold team w ill be as pow­
of th e B order conference, golf w ill
erful as last year.
tak e a sta rt as a m ajor sport th is I
126 Pound Class
season. Last year the act w as given
Coach L in h art has been groom ing
its approval by th e com m ittee com­
H ow ard H erm an for the 126 pound
posed of one m em ber from each
class w ith hopes th a t he can take
school.
over the crow n left by H ilburn this
W ith m any divot diggers already season. H erm an fought D ick K err,
to u rin g th e valley cow pastures. the Pacific Coast Inter-collegiate
Coach E arle Pom eroy has high cham pion last season and barely
hopes of tak in g all titles in view lost on points in th e final round.
th is season. To date only one m eet
In the 155 pound division, L in h a rt
has been scheduled, th a t being w ith is planning on Leland Johnston to
th e B order conference schools to be again w in the title held by B arry
played on M ay 14 in Tempe. S ever­ DeRose last season. In his last fight
al o th er m eets are pending, th e an ­ Johnston decisioned his opponent,
nual C handler tro p h y m eet, and a Tom Serrano, in a fast th re e round
dual m eet w ith th e U niversity of m atch.
A rizona and one w ith P hoenix J u n ­
Heavyweight
ior college, should be closed in the
F o r the 175 pound w eight, Coach
n ea r future.
L in h a rt is developing C arl H ackOnly tw o letterm en w ill retu rn w orth, a freshm an w ho shows
to th e squad th is season, these b e­ prom ise of filling th e big shoes left
ing, C lare Van H oorebeke and Wes v acant by Tom (D ynam ite) Mc­
Hastings. Both of th e m en round G arry th is season. A lthough short,
th e fields in th e low 80’s an d show H ackw orth m akes up for it in his
prom ise of holding th e ir own w ith punching ability.
th e best in th e sport. To date only
To date the 1938 boxing schedule
tw o others have show n in te rest in stands;
th is sport, these being R o b ert Sw akF eb ru ary 5—U niversity of A riham m er and Ja ck Tyler. T hey also | zona at Tucson,
to u r th e m eadow s in th e 80’s and
F eb ru ary 19—U niversity of N ew
should find a good spot on th e B ull­ M exico at Tempe.
dog squad.
M arch 2—San Jose S tate College
A ll tu rf-rem o v ers are u rged to re ­ at Tempe.
p o rt to Van H oorebeke as soon as
M arch 12—Flagstaff T eachers a t
possible so as to give enough tim e Tempe.
to pick th e best fo u r m en to rep reM arch 19—Inter-collegiate chamsent this school in th e above meets. | pionship m eet at Tempe.

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TEXAS MINES
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Tempe, 37; U niversity of Arizona, 34.
New Mexico Aggies, 54; T exas Mines 32.
N ew Mexico Aggies, 62; T exas Mines, 23.
N ew M exico U niversity, 48; Flagstaff, 38.
New Mexico U niversity, 45; Flagstaff, 46.

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prettiest lots of tobacco. It’s no
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I’ve smoked them since 1917.
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S TATE ( m P R E SS
E ditor .
Business M anager
Sports E ditor
Society E ditor
A ssistant Business M anager

B yron H oidren
Ben R. F ern, Jr.
Ju stin E vans
VVilmirth Cline
.....W alter B arnes

E ntered as second-class m a tte r at th e post office at Tem pe, Arizona
u n d er th e A ct of M arch 3, 1879.

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Facing Life On Our Campus

Kiddies Go To Student-Body Party

V. Concerning Campus Etiquette.

c n r n p u y -

WITH
• «TILUE
I think that I shall nev­

This Is th e fifth of a series of articles by R uth Douglass,
Home Economics head.

er see, A soul despicable
As I walk about our campus day after day I find
as me; A Tillie whose hun­
myself
repeatedly a victim of two rather distinct, yet
gry eyes are p r e s s e d ,
diveree
impressions concerning student behavior.
Against each keyhole to
*
irst
all, I am constantly aware of the -friend­
catch the unblessed. A gal liness of o u r of
m enu
students. Your cor-*------- —_______
.
jwho looks for dirt all day, dial “H ello”, y o u r sincere and con- I Pa*horincr= t i __

I A nd doesn t give a d arn if someone tagious smiles, would serve to buoy plhl>nI g .' . y ®re based on an
says nay.
UP „ o s . a n y d . p « « e d o r
" ”' ‘
THE WORD ‘ BORROW" GOADS a>M t. T his friendliness is im pres 1
“R ules of etiq u ette” m ight b etter
Ray M cCally into seeing red, fo r last sive because of its constancy and
be called “expressions of th o u g h t­
because
of
its
sincerity.
It
ra
th
e
r
w eek he loaned a p air of p ants to
fulness”. T hey are th e outw ard
A University of Oregon professor of public a good frien d (? ?), and aside from typifies o u r student feeling and an d visible signs of y o u r feelings
colors
the
personality
of
o
u
r
entire
usual w ear and tear, he b urned
speaking has invented a “sit-down” light with which athehole
tow ard y o u r friends and associates.
in them, spilled soup on the stu d en t body, i t is tru ly som ething
he signals speakers to stop talking. It was stated I leg and fell into a creek. (PS—He of w hich to be proud and in w hich These habits of action have become
that this was preferable, of course, to the sounding w ould like th e rem n an ts retu rn ed .) to find enjoym ent. We m ay rig h t­ rules of etiq u ette only because they
have been tested and found to be
of the gong, w hich w ould aw ak en * --------—-------------------------------------- 2
TILLIE SAW A FRANTIC Change fu lly be called “a frien d ly college.” sound as expressions of good-will
th e other students.—Collegian.
B
ad
Im
pressions
in the m inutes of th e stu d en t coun­
and consideration. Is not th o u g h t­
The second im pression does not
cil being m ade this w eek w hen the
fulness of others equally as im por­
It's better to be broke th a n to
serve
as
a
daily
inspiration.
R
ather
| p rex y slipped and term ed a certain
ta n t as friendliness to others? M ight
nev er have loved at all—A rkansas
social affair as th e L am bda P h i it tends to disgust and aggravate. we all not benefit from “refin e­
Tech.
T
his
feeling
is
created
by
th
e
failure
beer bust. A fter th e change, the
m ent of conduct” on our campus?
m inutes referre d to it as a smoker. of m any of our students to give
—-------- o----------Results
from
th
e
Strong
inventory
^
__
College men are a lazy lot.
A PU ZZLER FOR T IL L IE is w hy | heed to som e of the fundam ental j
I tests reveal th a t th e greatest n u m ­
They alw ays take th e ir ease.
T SS
th e p resid en t of th e O ff-cam pus ru les of etiquette. I observe doors
ber of those tak in g the exam ination
w
_
Even w hen they graduate
w omen does n ot live off cam pus sw ung carelessly into the face of
are qualified for office work.
They do it by degrees.
because she can m anage th e a f­ the second person about to en ter
_____
The schem e of the tests is p ref­ fairs of th e O ff-cam pus w om en b et­ them . I w atch college girls carry M em bers of th e STATE PRESS
S tudents at K ansas State, dissat­ aced on th e idea th at a person w ho te r if she doesn’t live off cam pus ing heavy loads across th e cam pus
isfied w ith college life, have organ­ has interests of successful people an d consequently lives on campus. w ith o u t offer of assistance from th e sta ff w ill this sem ester re-establish
frien d s they pass enroute
the policy o ( having w eekly teas
ized “gripe sessions" at w hich they w ill be m ore ap t to succeed than
O F COURSE NOT LISTED in the
if
he
did
n
ot
have
such
interests.
M ore th an once I have passed a in th e PRESS office each M onday
pan the faculty and air th e ir griev­
catalogue is b u rg lar catching, b ut
O ver 200 men and w om en took L eonard S harm an took th e full group of visitin g students all of from 4 un til 5:30 o’clock.
ances. Chief com plaint of students,
w hom have spoken to m e in th e
T he purpose of the teas is to fu r­
as voiced at a recent meeting, is the tests here w hen they w ere of­ course w hen h e caught one in his
frien d liest m an n er and y et n ot one th e r ideas for th e paper, to discuss
fered
early
in
Decem
ber
and
upon
that of com pulsory m ilitary tra in ­
room, w rested him about th e floor of th em th ought to step aside so
the basis of th a t data. 25% of th e for a while, an d th en tu rn ed him
th e past issue, and to p lan policies
ing.
th a t I w ould n ot be forced to step for im provem ent.
women m ay profitably en ter office over to th e authorities.
off th e sidew alk to get around th e
Those w ho w ill atten d th e first
I'm not so sm art, but I can cram. work; 24%, nursing or housekeep­
THE OLD URGE TO WAGER group. Such neglects annoy and in th e series n ex t M onday a fte r­
ing; 20%, teaching; 10%. some phase
A nd get a “C” on m y exam.
m ust be p retty strong w hen the m ake some of us m ore th an a little noon a re P resid en t G rady Gam
of selling; 6%, lib rary w ork; 4%
B ut pardner, you’re not sm art at
boys sit aro u n d th e d in n er table asham ed.
social
w
ork;
and
1%,
position.
mage. D ean J. O. Grimes, Mr. C.
all,
at a local confectionery an d open
N ot S illy Ideas
E. S outhern an d his office staff,
Among
th
e
men,
27%
can
logical­
You haven’t cracked a book this
th e gam e w ith sugar bowls, b et the
Good m anners are n ot m erely G erald D art, stu d en t body p resi­
ly en ter office w ork; 19%, selling; salt cellars, and raise a few spoons.
fall;
superficial expressions, or silly ideas dent, th e an n u al staff, Coach R udy
15%,
th
e
executive
type
of
posi­
B ut there you sit in back of me,
THE COM POSITE OPINION OF about how to do things in social L avik and the PRESS staff
tion; 13%, teaching; 10%, law;
And crane your neck so you can
a college “bull session”, w hich Til­
8%
certified
public
accounting;
and
see
lie listened in on, w as th a t this
3% in each of the fields of chem is­
W hat I’m w riting in m y tfook—
country should eith er adopt the
try and m edicine.
Well, pal, ju st take a darn good
M exican siesta h o u r or th e Jew ish
A follow -up study w ill be m ade sabbatical y ea r (one y ea r’s rest
look,
on the students w ho took these tests every seven) an d th a t a law should
I don’t m ind if you plagiarize
if they have entered th e vocation
The half-w it answ ers I surm ise,
be passed to shoot everyone on
in w hich they scored the highest sight who w as seen out of bed b e­
But m ust you even dot m y “I ’s”?
interest and how successful they fore 10 o’clock.
—Daily Trojan.
become in the w ork in w hich they
----------- o----------have engaged.
* ----------------------------------------------- *
A doorknob is a thing a revolving
Mr. M astellar gave these same
door goes around w ithout—
tests to the A dvertising club of
A straw is som ething w hich you
c
Phoenix and found the great m a­
drink som ething through two of
jo rity to be engaged in the rig h t
profession as indicated by th eir in ­
Cobblestones are pavem ent th at terests.
people would ra th e r w ere asphalt
----------- o----------Several books have been added
to the lib ra ry d ep artm en t of the
A nd one car they are all dyinf
English circulating lib rary .
The
to ride in is the hearse.—The Stouren ta l fee for any student is one
cent per day.
N ew est in th e collection are A n­
j Two units from the en tertain m en t
bureau w ill be sent out to local or- thony A dverse by H ervey Allen;
| gam zations w ithin th e next few Silas C rockett by M ary Ellen
days under the supervision of M ary Chase; The S treet of th e Fishing
I C atherine Cooper, director of the Cat by Jo la n Foldes; S um m er Time
Ends by Jo h n H argrave; Back
enterprise.
A Russian sk it by L ynn Jobe and I S treet by F an n ie H urst; A N ote in
Leila A lbrecht w ill be presented Music by Rosam ond L ehm ann; P e r ­
this afternoon at a m eeting of the sonal H istory by V incent Sheean;
bulleti n. to o
F aculty Wives club in th e home of W eek-end by P h illip Strong; V an­
tudy for the sec«
essa by H ugh Walpole, an d My
graduat e stude ts, and Mrs. R udy Lavik.
C
ountry and My People by Lin
N ext Tuesday a group from the
able in the near uture.
Yutang.
college
organization
w
ill
en
tertain
ts have been n ade for
----------- o----------at the ladies’ nig h t program of the
raining leading to the
R otary club, to be held in the Draper Will Speak
ister of A rts in educaTem pe W om en’s club.
At 4-H Leaders Meet
e interested in (1) the
ii and supervision of
T he bi-m onthly m eeting of the
Is;
(2) high school
4-H
L eaders club w ill be held n ex t
) elem entary school
T hursday a t 6:30 o’clock in the
i educational pursuits
T raining school auditorium , accord­
ublic school teaching,
ing to Miss D orothy Robinson, ad ­
nents are not rigid
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,” viser.
'gram is based on the I by W ashington Irving w as dram aMr. F red D raper, county agent,
terests of th e individ- I tized Tuesday afternoon o ver sta­
w ill speak on “The T rain in g of
tion KTAR by m em bers of th e radio
Jud g in g T eam ”.
Follow ing the
workshop, continuing th e literary
speech he w ill lead a discussion on
series obtained from th e Federal
his dem onstration.
! Office of Education.
The cast of th e play included P at
Lebs, Ichabod Crane; G lenn LaBaron. M aster Yost V an H uten; L u­
THE
cille Sm ith, K atrin k a V an Tassel;
A rth u r Fox, Bron V an B runt; and
Ted Willey, M ynheer V an Tassel.
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Circulating
Library Books

Bureau Sends Two
Units This Week

Graduate Course
B ulletin Issued

Radio Workshop
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Tem pe

T he A gricu ltu re club w ill m eet
T hursday to m ake plans for th e
fair sponsored every year, accord­
ing to Dr. B. Ira Judd, head of the
departm ent.
Dr. Ju d d also announced as a
m atter of in te rest th a t w o rk had
been started on th e buildings of
the college farm ’s new 35 acre u n it
i on South H ill avenue.

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