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First Devils
To H it Water
At Ten O’clock

OnThursday
In Ballroom
A “Starlight” dance has been
' scheduled for 9 to 11 p.m., in
the Memorial Union Ballroom,
Thursday, July 25, according
to Mrs. Martha Mouthjoy,
.chairman of the Summer Session Social Committee.
The dance will follow the j
movie “All About Eve” star- !
ring Bette Davis which is sche- j
duled for 7:30 p.m. that sdme !
evening.

By A L

SKIN N ER

A dream becomes a reality
when thesw im m ing pool at
Arizona State will be splashed
into use Monday morning. July
22.

Second session summer stu­
dents at AS will be the first
Sun Devils to use the long
awaited swimming pool.
The pool itself incorporates
many features not found v in
L A T E P E R M I S S I O N for all.)
most commercial swimming
on campus women has been |
pools.
granted so they may attend \
CLYDE SMITH. Director of
the festivities.
Athletics at Arizona State said
Sponsored by the Summer |
that the pool will employ the
Session Social Committee, the |
most modern features of swim­
dance will be free to all sum­
ming pool construction, includ­
mer students and faculty. Free
ing a sanitation-circulation
refreshments will be served.
system that completely changes
Dress for the occasion will be
the water every six hours and
informal wear.
a jet system on the bottom to
Jack Knight and his band I
provide super chlorination.
FINALLY
,
.
.
The
long
awaited
swimming
pool
at
Arizona
State
onens
for
will furnish the music for dan­
The service areas of which
student
use
at
10
a.m.
Monday
morning,
July
22
.
..The
pool
employs
the
latest
cing.
there are three, and the dress­
methods of construction, circulation, ani chlorination P
P V
ing room areas are up-to-date
in design according to Smith.
The pool itself is 60 feet wide
M onday
T u e sd a y
W ed nesd ay
T h u rsd a y
F r id a y • S a t u r d a y and 75 feet and one-half inch
in length. The width provides
10-12
10-12 ,
10-12
10-12
10-12
9- 11*
for eight lanes which ”is two
2-5
2-5 '
2-5
2-5
2-5
1-5
lanes
wider than most compe7-9**
i
7-9*
Registration rec’ords for sec }ing for several bocks from En­
Itition pools."
‘ Swimming at 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturday wil be reserved for
ond summer sessions at Ari­ gineering block D, where class
j
S W I M M E R S in competitive
zona State were toppled when j cards were given out by class- children o f faculty and staff. It is requested that a parent ac­ events will race over tiled lanes
2,159 studepts had been enroll­ j room teachers. By_ noon more company their child into thepool and act as a personal lifeguard. ! instead of between the usual
Students may also use this time for swimming.
ed by Wednesday morning, Ithan three-quarters of the
Iparallel black tar lines.
»»Swimming for students, faculty and staff of the college.
Registrar Alfred Thomas re­ Iprospective students had been
The fractional addition to the ,
It
will
be
considered
as
“family
night.”
ported.
length was incorporated as inj enrolled, and many checking
EACH
SWIMMER
WILL
FURNISH
HIS
OR
HER
OWN
Total for the 1956 second j and listing lines were closed TOWEL AND SUIT.
| surance, in case a record is set
sufrimer session was 2143, which down in early afternoon,
in the pool.
was an increase of about 200 j O N L Y untoward incident of
The pool is actually two in
over 1955. ,The final total for Ìthe registration was failure of
one. A permanent bulkhead
the 1957 session may run over Ithe air conditioning in the Meseparates the east end of the
2,200.
j morial Union Ballroom for sevpool from the larger west por­
D ISTR IBU TIO N
of regis­ j eral hours in the morning. This
tion. The smaller pool will be
trants was 1511 undergraduates Iwas offset, however, by the
used for hydro-therapy and
and 648 graduates, approxi-!j punch ladled out to perspiring
instruction.
mately the same proportion as registrants after they complet­
The larger west pool extends
Dr.
Harold
A.
Shapiro,
as­
in the first summer session.
sity of Texas and, his master’s
ed their programming through
from a 3% ft. depth to a 13
Heaviest rush was e a iy in j courtesy of the Memorial Un- j sociate professor of economics degree at the University of
foot depth’.
at Arizona State, has been Wisconsin.
the morning, with lintes extend - ion.
(C on tin u ed on P a g e . 2 1
named atting director of the
| AS Bureau of Business ServIices.
| As the new director, Dr.
Shapiro will be in charge of an
expanded bureau, the two main
Ifunctions of which include:
Serving as a laboratory for
Hr. Herbert Chamberlain,, h^ad of the AS Department of
practical experiences for stu­ consulting psychologist from j Psychology.
dents. The laboratory aspects J Sacramento, California, will be
An assembly schedule has
will be increased because of j featured speaker at an astern- | been announced by Dr. Roy C.
the new master of science de­ bly on Tuesday, July 23 at 9 jRice, director of Summer Sesgree program in business going a.m., i». the Memorial Union [sions. thaV will enable all stuinto immediate effect:
j Ballroom,
attend.
S E R V I N G as a center for i A former member of the De
a
business research, seminars and linquency Control Institut
assembly Schedule
individual counseling for busi­ held annually on the Arizo
¿fasses
M e e iÄ Ä s d a y
nessmen of the Valley.
State campus, Dr. Chamb
S c h e d a t e li aft 1~ ~
Julie" K at:
Dr. Shapiro, who joined the Iain’s talk will deal with v
|7:50
AS faculty in 1956, was for ious psychological factors
¡
8 :5 0
three years head of the de­ young people.
8 :5 0
partment of economics, sociolo­
“HE IS one of the top con
■10:00
MORE LINES . . . Students crowd the Memorial
gy and business at Arkansas suiting psychologists and is an
1- 11:00
Union Ballroom while paying fees for second sum­ State College, Conway, Ark­ excellent speaker who should
1-11:30
mer session. Things got a little warm when air con­ ansas. He earned his doctor of be very entertaining,” is the
_____
:40-12:30
ditioning failed for a short period as a record 2,159 philosophy degree in economics way Dr. Chamberlain is des­
11:00-12:30
‘
ll:4p1:00
enrolled. Final total is expected to run over 2, 200.
and government at the Univer­ cribed by Dr. H. Clay Skinner,
12:10-1:10
12:40- 1:30

Second Session Registration

SW IMMING POOL SCHEDULE

Totals Record 2159 Students

%

Shapiro N am ed Director
Of A S Business Services

Featured Assembly Speaker

Is Consulting Psychologist

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Page Two

, Ju ly 19, 1957

SUMMER SESSION

■Æ, Sun Furnace
EDITOR
REPORTERS

^....... .......................- —^......CH ARLES GRANIERI
................ ARTHUR JOQUEL
DON DOTTS
1
AL SKINNER
T he ST A T E PR E SS i s ' distributed by Bob Short.
O fficia l cam p u s n ew sp a p e r of Arizona State Col­
le g e at T em p e. P u b lish e d each Friday throughout
th e sch o o l year excepting holidays an d entered as
seco n d cla ss m atter in th e Post Office at Tempe,

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LITTLE M A N O N C A M P U S

b y Dick Bibler

Group Tours
On Schedule

I Heat so high that instru­
ments cânnot accurately meaA rizon a, un der th e A cts o f M arch 3, .1879, and
j
sure
it will be demonstrated to
A u g u st 24, 1912. S u b scrip tion p rice $3.00 per
sch u cl year.
the public -by Arizona i State’s
M em ber: A rizon a N ew sp a p ers A ssociation ,
,.$glar furnace at 1:30 p.m. Tues­
and N ä tio n a l A d v e r tisin g S e r v ic e , Inc.
d ay, July 23.
Dr. Clement Kevane, head
of the U. S. Navy solar furnace
i contract held by the college,
will lecture on “Solar Energy
| and Its Uses” in Science Build­
ing room 250 before the dem| onstration.
L e c t u r e s , demonstrations, 9:30 p.m. Norris J. Steverson,
A F T E R T H E lecture, the au­
movies and actual range ex; associate professor of physical dience will be taken in groups
perience will be included in a education, is in charge. Dr. : to the roof of the Science
course in hunter safety starting Francis G. Yale, assistant pro- i building to see the furnace in
Wednesday, July 24 at Arizona ! fessor of physical sciences,, and i actoin. The instrument will be
State.
;Dr. Roy C. Rice, director of i used to blast chips off rocks,
Designed to train personnel !summer sessions, will assist : instantly ignite wood, and melt
to teach hunter safety in with the course.
1holes in bricks.
schools, clubs and other orga­
nizations. the course is spon­
sored by AS in cooperation
— Well, H o w ’s it Happen W e Fin d Y o u ‘T e stin g’ U n d e r­
with the Game and Fish De­
Arizona State was awarded training after chemo-therapy
partment. Four sessions are
water Equipm ent on th ’ G I R L S ’ D a y for th ’ P o o l?” ,
scheduled, July 24 and 31, and two grants totaling $7,332 last for behavior disorders.
Week.
\
A $2,000 grant to Arizona
August 7 and 14.
The National Advisory Men­ St^te for purchase of labora­
CLASSES will meet in room
103 of the men’s physical edu­ tal Health Cotjaml, a division tory equipment, was announced
The first of two book review view “The Last Angry Man”
cation building from 7:30 to of.the U.S. Public Health Of­ by Dr. Lee P. Thompson, dean
fice, awarded a $5,132 research of the college of Applied Arts luncheons scheduled for the by Gerald Green.
grant for investigation into the and Sciences and head of the
T I C K E T S may be purchased
second summer session will be
' 1SW IM M IN G POOL
effects of several barbiturates, engineering division.
or reservations will be taken
•C ontinued from P a g e l ) 1
sedatives
and
tranquilizers
Dean Thompson said the hfald in Room 218 of the Mem­ at the information desk in the
A T
TH E
FA R
west end of which is expected to indicate grant is from • the national orial Union on Wednesday, Memorial Union lobby.
Price of the tickets is 76
the pool a 3 meter diving board certain basic variables influ­ Westinghouse E d u c a t i o n a l July 24, from 12:30 to 2 p:m.
Dr. Harold Hyman , will re­ cents.
.is. flanked by two one meter encing the effectiveness of Foundation
boards. The 13 ft. depth was
AIR CONDITIONING-TEMPERATURES MADE TO 0RDER-AT NEW LOW COST. GET a DEMONSTRATION!
incorporated as a safety mea­
sure since most .competitive
pools use a 13% ft. depth for
diving purposes.
■Smith said use of the pool
will be free to summer session
students. the cinly requirement
is the student’s
tor ad mi:
paid r v f eipt for registration
from 111ich a temporary admission carò yvill be issued at
the front cgi’t;'ice area of the
pool.
Although tank suits will be
employed during the regular
school -semesters, summer stu­
dents • are required * lo faring
their own suits and towels.'

Hunter Training
Classes To Start

Two Grants Awarded To AS

Book Review Scheduled

CALENDAR
1:0Q p.m
Matthews
Lobby of ?
MONDAY.

10'OO a it,
opens.

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i

T U E S D A Y . J u ly

23

/ :30■ p.m. ■

Solar .furnace 1

ence building room 250,
W EDNESDAY.

J u l y 24

12:30 p.m. —- Book reviewj
luncheon. Room 218 Memorial |
Union.
7:30 „p.m. — Hunter safety |
class. Room 103 MP'E.
T H U R S D A Y , Ju ly 25

7:30 p. m. — Movie. “All
About Eve” starring Bette
Davis, George Sanders, Anne
Baxter, and Celeste Holm.
9:00 p.m. — “Starlight”
dance. Memorial Union Ball- ,
room.
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