The Lumberjack, May 9, 1961.

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Run Off Elections Needed
To Decide· Class Officers
Publication Notice
All students interested In ap­plying
for the positions of Edl·
tor of the LUMBERJACK. stu·
dent newspaper, or LA CUES·
TA, student yearbook. must
turn in said applications to
Melvin Hutchinson, director of
publicity, prior to 4 p.m. Wed·
nesday May 10. Mr. Hutchin·
son's office is on the first Door
of the Forestry - Journalism
b ulding.
Information Released About
This Years Summer Sessions
Class officers elections ended in a run-off vote Thursday for
reral of the candidates.
~ Results of the elections slated Da\e Schmidt as president of the
ircoming senior class. H i vice-president will be Pete Krauss. Susie
rroxell will be secretary for t he -------------­Data
concerning summer se sions at ~SC has been r eleased by
Dean :Meister. An effort h as been made th1s year to off~r more gen­eral
education and lower class courses as well as the typ1cal program
of graduate courses.
seniors, and Fred F uch is the
newly elected treasurer.
David Nova defeated Mike Cu­pell
for the presidency of the new
junior class. Vice·president will
be Bill Weigel, who was chosen
over Dick Cowdery. Scott Porter
won the position of s ecretary in
1 run·off vote with Maria Kir­kaldie.
Oren Treece was defeated
on the first ballot. Barbara Wood­ward
was elected treasurer of the
class.
SNEA To Hold
Applications for the positions Annual Banquet of business managers of the
LUMBERJACK or the LA CUES·
"Hawaii" will be the main TA must be turned in to Mr.
theme of the Student National Hutchinson by the same time
Education Assoc. banquet to be and as stated above.
held Thursday, May 11, at 6:30 The job of LUMBERJACK ed­in
the banquet room of the cafe- itor pays SSO.SO per month. that
teria. The main events of the of LA CUESTA editor $42.50
evening will be the presentation per month. Both business man­of
two student teacher awards ager jobs receive a 10% com-
Pre-session runs from May 31
to June 10, first session from June
12 to J uly 14, second session from
July 17 to August 18, a nd post
session from August 19 to Au gust
30.
Under-graduate fees wUI be
Home Ec Group
To Hold Contest
and the announcement of and in- mission of all advertising sold. Members of the Home Econ om ·
Sophomore class races proved stallation of new officers. The Publications Board wUl ics Club are seeking som e an-to
be a hard -fought race for the The program will consist of the make recommendations of the swers, and t he students with the
presidency. On the first ballot, presentation of two 1960·1961 stu- most qualified applicants to right answers will get someth ing
Rudy Barchas, and Denise Pres· dent teacher awards. These are the Student Government for sweet.
ton were defeated, and John Kul- presented to the tw p I h
0 eop e w o final opproval and acceptance. Beginning Monday May 8, the
Up and Bill Lafferty were slated are considered the best student Persons selected wW be bound honorary club is sponsoring t he
for a run·off. In the final vote, teachers by their fellow workers. by contract to the Associated first of three identification and
Lafferty defeated Kullip 76-61· The speaker will be Mr. Warner Students through publications• estimating contest covering l a sh-
Sue Taylor was elected vice- Dison past president of Arizona sponsors for satisfactory per- ions, table services, a n d food.
president of the class, and Jane Education Association. formance of their positions. Winners of each contest will
Chambers won the race for secre- Close to 80 people are expected have the honor of first drawing
tary. Kaye Walls and Carol Wal- to attend the banquet which will the name of a baked goods f rom
lis defeated Esther LaPlante in consist of a turkey dinner. H fl p f a hat to see what his prize will
the first voting, but Carol was In charge of the event is Chair- OgSe feSen $ be. Then he will draw the name
eliminated on the second ballot. man Dean Fogle and Co·chair- S • R "t 1 of a club member from t he hat to
Senators elected in the ballot- man Roberta Conrad. Steve Bur- en10r eCI a see who will m ake it for him.
ing were; Kurt Hart, Off-campus ris and Susan Little are in charge For the first contest, running
men; on campus men - Tom of decorations. Jerry Hogsett, a senior music from May 8 to Thursday, May 11,
Crimmings and Ron Slaughter; Entertainment will be provided student presented a French horn the club will display silhouettes
en campus women-Jenny Mar· b~ th~ Men's Glee ~lub unde~ the recital on Sunday, May 7• at 3 of three historical clothing f ash­tin
and Cottage City - Judy duectJon of Mel Kmne~; a ptano p.m. in Ashurst Music Hall. ions. Like the others, the display
Schinsher. Off-campus women - rhythm c 0 m b o entitled the Hogsett was accompanied o·n will be located in the corridor of
Ruth Avots; Senior senators Da· Doubtful Duo composed of Steve the piano by Kathleen Lehman. the new Technology and Applied
lid Roe and Fausto Miranda . Burris and Tom Myers; a dem· The program included "Sonata Arts Center.
Iunior senators Irene McWilliam~ onstration of the art of Limbo by for Horn and Piano" by Bernhard Student passersby will be in­lnd
Sally Stryker; and Sopho· St~ve Sacco and Hula Dar;c~:;g vy 1 Hei?en; "Conc.~rto No.2 in E·Flat vited to identify the centuries in
more class senators _ Norene Alice Tocco and Carol WJlhs. MaJor, K. 417, by W. A. Mozart; which the styles were popular
~'illis and Betty Birch. "Conc;erto No. 1 in E·Flat Major," and to drop their entries into a Band To Perform by Richard Strauss. box. When the box is opened at
SIO J,er semester hour; fees for
graduate students will be $11.·
25. Laboratory fees are not in·
eluded in the above listing but
are extra expenses. No charge
will be made for out of state
tuition.
Regul ar clas ses will run every
day, f ive days a week.
Prices for rooms: Double room
for 5 week term, $30 ; Single
rooms f or 5 week term, $42 ; Dou­b
le room for 2 weeks (workshop),
$12 ; Single room f or 2 weeks
(workshop), $17 ; Children in
dorm-up to 2 years, free; 2 years
through 3 years, h alf price; 3
years and above, adult price.
Prices for meals: 7 day 5 week
period, $56; 5 day 5 week period,
$45; 7 day 2 week p eriod (work­shop),
$24; 5 day 2 week period
(works ho p ), $18 pr e-session
adult ;ticket, $1 ; p ost -session
adult ticket, $21; children up to
2 years, f ree; 2 years through 8
years, half price; 9 eyars and
above, adult price.
Rooms may be occupied the
afternoon of the Sunday dlrec:t­ly
preceding regtstration day of
any session. All students are
required to vacate their prem­ises
no later than Saturday
noon following the close of
term. or one day following the
workshops.
Playmakers Pick
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I Vernon Kliewer, instructor in 4:00 p .m. Thursday, the student At Ordnance Depot music at ASC, and Mary McCur. with the most accurate entry will
dy, accompanied Hogsett on the draw his prize.
T h e Lumberjack Marching piano and violin respectively on The same procedure will apply
Band and the Pompon girls will '·Trio, Op. 40," Johannes Brahms. for a table service contest run­add
their salute to the American Hogsett is active in sev~ral mu- ning from Monday, May 15, to
military forces when they partie· sic fraternities at ASC including Thursday, May 25.
Deposits on rooms, cottages, or
apartments will not be refunded
after Wednesday of the opening
of a summer term, except in case
of the inability of the college to
provide accommodations of the
type requested.
A limited program of super­vised
recreation will be provided
for younger children of campus
students but no nurseries or kin­dergarten
will be provided. All
parents bringing children and oc­cupying
dormitories m ust be to
supervise them d uring an ade­quate
portion of the day.
Officers for the coming year
were chosen by the Arizona Play­makers
at their regular meeting
held Thursday May 4 in the au-ditori
urn. ' '
ipate in an Armed Forces Day Phi Mu Alpha, honorary music In the second contest, entrants
Retreat at Navajo Ordnance De· fraternity; Delta Phi Alpha, hon- will be asked to identify unusual
pot Saturday, May 20. orary music society; and Kappa pieces of able setting and to ex­Taking
part will be Pompon Kappa Psi, honorary band !rater- plain their uses. The third con­girls:
:Marilyn Paulson, Tonnie nity. Hogsett is a member of test will feature a display of dif­Ron
Terrill was elected to head McLargin, Sherri Hitchcock, Rob· Northern Arizona Orchestra and ferent size cans of various foods.
the group. Other officers are Gary erta Bond, Betsy Geshell, Joyce alumni secretary of Phi Mu Al- 1 Contestants a re to guess the can
lledman, vice president; Janet Winterton, Barbara Dole, and pha Sinfonia, national honorary sizes and the number of serv-
Bal, secretary; Lee Burt, business Phoebe Kassebaum. music fraternity. . ings each contains.
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stage manager.
HONOR :SOARD TAPPED - Eigbt Scholas~e
students among the women students who wUl
be seniors next year were selected to be S.nior
Honor Board members for the 1961-62 college
year at ASC. The students were tapped at the
annual Women's Dcry Banquet. Sho'tlrD abon
from left are: Ba:rbara Smith. Elsie WheadoD.
Sandra Pearson. Elecmor Sabin. Lenore Jfagle.
Judy Myer, Jermy Martin. GDc1 Sharoa. Doug­las&
(ASC Photo)
Opera Night Planned
For Wednesday Night
"A Night At the Opera,'' a pro.
grom presenting the advanced
vocal students of Mrs. Marga ret
Parker, w:'I be held tom orrow
night, May 10, at 8 p.m. In Ash­urst
Music Hall.
This program is one in a senes
of the ASC 1961 Creative Arts
Festival held d ur in g the school
year. There will b e no admission I charge.
Jenna Brinke rhoff w ill be the I p~ano accompa n ist for the eve­nmg.
The p rogram w 1 II include
scenes from "La Boheme" by
~uccini ; "La Tosca," by Puccini;
.. The Magic Flute" by Mozart;
Samson and Delilah" by Saint­Saens;
and scenes from "Car­men"
by Bizet.
Students participating In the
progr":m are Barbara Smith, Lin­da
. Wmter, Mrs. Elaine Moody,
Neils Larsen, William Malcolm
flutist, Christy Kegg, Mrs. Pat
Shadle, Jerry Jumper, and Kathy
Lehman.
The Madrigal Singers under
the direction of Millard Kinney
will also perform.