The Pine, October 30, 1934.

              WE WILL MEET
YOU AT THE
SCIENCE CLUB
DANCE
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WE WILL MEET
YOU AT THE
SCIENCE CLUB
DANCE
Tuesday, October 30, 1934
Published by Associated Students
ARIZONA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA Volume XXII— No. 7
Nearly All ’34 Graduates Employed
New Honor Award Offered By Fraternity
Kappa Delts
Give Large
Scholarship
One Hundred Dollars To Be
Awarded Junior With
Leadership
Ability Needed
Student Must Meet Problems
As Well As Know How
To Study
A one hundred d o llar scholarship
will be given th e K tudent of ju n io r
sta n d in g the' s p rin g q u a rte r by
K appa D elta Pi, n atio n al honor so­c
ie ty in education. ----------'-‘ i - . —
T he stu d e n t who m eets th e re ­q
uirem en ts fo r th e scholarship
m ust have a continuous g ra d e of
tw o o r b e tte r, m u st show ab ility to
atta c k a problem and c arry
th ro u g h w ork on it, m u st show
a b ility to org an ize and use his
know ledge, have a good m oral
s tan d in g , and m u st have atten d ed
A. S. T. C. all th re e y ears.
T he fra te rn ity in te n d s to give
th e sch o larsh ip , a n n u ally in order
to s tim u la te leadership and schol­a
rsh ip a t F la g s ta ff.
T he co m m ittee w ho m ade th e r e ­q
u irem en ts and who will select th e
w inner is D r. M ary A. Hill, c h a ir­m
an, M innie L intz, Tom 0 . Bell-wood,
M a rg a re t H arm an , and M yr­tle
P eterson.
T he^B eta Chi c h a p te r o f K ap p a
D elta Pi w as organized by Tom O.
Bejlwood in F la g s ta ff in 1930.
M em bers a re selected from s tu ­den
ts' who have full ju n io r s ta n d ­ing,
g e n e ra l'sc h o la rsh ip o f a grad e
in thfe/upper q u a rte r o f th e in sti­tu
tio n , th e w ork in education com ­pleted
o r in th e process o f com­pletion
to th e exV>nt o f a t least
nine q u a rte r hou*s a t th e end of
th e ju n io r y e a r and 18 q u a rte r
hours a t th e end o f th e senior
y ear, th e indication th a t th e re will
be a continued in te re st in th e field
o f education, and m an ife sta tio n of
d esirab le social and teach in g q u al­ities.
T he sym bol o f K appa D elta Pi.
th e gold .key, b ears th e G reek let­te
rs re p re se n tin g know ledge, duty,
pow er— Vhe ideals o f education.
Wednesday Night
Open House For
Campbell-Morton
T he women of Cam pbell and
M orton h alls will hold open house
for th e wom en stu d e n ts o f th e
cam pus tom orrow n ig h t beginning
a t 7:30. A t th is tim e a ll those
living on th e second floor will be
a t home to those from first floor.
W hen all ‘th e second floor room s
have been visited, th e g irls liv­ing
on th e first floor will be a t
hom e to th e resid en ts from the
second floor. I n th is w ay th e g irls
living in th e tw o halls will have
a chance to see all th e room s and
to become acquainted w ith one a n ­other.
W hen all th e rounds have
been m ade, lig h t re fre sh m e n ts w ill
be served in th e p a rlo r o f M orton
hall.
Debate Club
Elects Teams
For Tourney
Kulinovich-Larson And Miller-
Davis Will Comprise
Two Teams
T ry o u ts fo r th e Ju n io r D ebate
club, w hich w ere held T hu rsd ay
n ig h t to determ in e which o f th e
s tu d en ts would tak e p a rt in th e de­b
ates a t T em pe, resu lted in the
election o f th e follow ing teaqjsr
Jo h n M iller and Ray D avis, and-
O lga K ulinovich and Je an n e L a r­son.
O th ers w ho p artic ip a te d in
the try o u ts w ere Iva D ecker, Ida
Sm ith and Theodore D elgadillo.
T he question to be debated is as
follows:, “ Resolved: T h a t A rizona
should ad o p t a reo rganized sy s­tem
o f political subdivisions based
on th e five county plan .” *'
T he ju n io r division o f th e club
h as been w orking on th is question
since th e first o f th e y ear. Nd;
definite d a te has ben decided upon
y et, b ut th e trip to T em pe will be
m ade som e tim e before th e C hrist-holidays.
T he team s w ill d ebate
.ag a in st te a m s from Gila college,
Phoenix Ju n io r college, Tem pe
T each ers college, and th e U n iv er­s
ity o f A rizona.
Kappa Delta Pi
Will Lead Open
Forum Chatter
K appa D elta Pi, n atio n al honor
society in education, will lead its
first m onthly discussion a t Open
Ftfrum Sunday n ig h t
p r . V aughn W allace will ^speak
upon education.
T he discussion will be conducted
th e sam e a s any o th e r Open F o r­um
m eeting. E veryone is invited.
Y.W.C.A. Installs
Officers During
Last M e e t i n g
' In stallatio n o f new Y. W. C. A.
o fficers w as held last Monday
n ig h t in th e Home Econom ics room
a t 7:30 p. m.
A cting a s co-chairm en, B a rb a ra
and Bernice Stiles, th e new p re si­dents,
installed th e follow ing o ffi­cers:
K ath erin e W ard, se c re ta ry : O lga
K ulinovitch, tre a s u re r, and L or­ra
in e G ilm an, social m anager.
R efresh m en ts o f cocoa and w a f­e
rs w ere served.
Science Club
Gives Annual
Rag ’n Tatter
Hallowe’en Party To Feature
Many Novel Games And
Stunts * .
T he Science club o f A rizona
S ta te T eachers college w ill\jiv e its
ann u al H allow een tac k e y dance in
A sh u rst aud ito riu m on th is com ­ing
F /id a y night.
T his a f f a ir 'h a s g row n to alm ost
state-w id e fam e because o f the
m any novel ev ents th a t it featu res.
The festiv ities will s ta r t a t 7:30
and will begin w ith gam es. The
au d itorium will be decorated w ith
bales o f hay and cider will fu rn ish
th e p a rty -g o e rs w ith liquid s a tis ­faction.
A m ong the g a m e s-to be played
by th e facu lty *and stu d e n ts as
well a re an apple ducking contest,
th e facu lty sack race, a pean u t
race, a pie e a tin g co n test, an d a
m arshm allow s trin g gam e. The
la tte r co n test is th e t>ig“ su rp rise of
th e evening and should be e m b ar­ra
ssin g to so m e o n e and e n te rta in ­ing
to th e p a rty ite s.
T he sam e m aze wilt bty built u n ­d
er th e aud ito riu m and up th e
back sta irs . T h is m aze will be th e
only w ay th a t dan cers w ill be able
to e n te r th e dance floor. P re si­d
e n t B rooks prom ises p len ty o f
s u rp rise s and shocks fo r th e d a n c ­e
rs a s th e y a re en te rin g th ro u g h
th e long d a rk p assagew ay.
B rooks and his co h o rts advise
th a t old clothes be w orn a s they
a b solutely re fu se to pay any d am ­ages.
All pro sp ectiv e new m em bers to
th e Science club w ftlja id in p u t­tin
g on th e show. D octor H ab-lutzel
is th e club sponsor and
s ta te s that, the req u irem en ts a re
as follow s: To be a m a jo r or a
m inor in Science, to be a t le a st
a th re e q u a rte r fresh m an w ith a
th re e a v e ra g e and a 2500 word
scientific p aper. ,
OHPHEUS BOLDLY
DEFIES TRADITION
FOR A MOUSTACHE
Once th e re w as a trad itio n
on th is cam pus th a t only Sen­iors
w ere to have th e honor o f
w earin g a m ustache (th e y ’re
b ra g g in g ). T he sig h t o f such
an a rtic le o f a p p arel on an y of
th e low er classm en would bring
fo rth an old ru s ty ra z o r and
said a rtic le would be romoved
fo rc ib ly p e rh a p s).
A las! The good old d ays a re
gone and som e of th e class
s p irit has died also. W e no­tice
a c ertain young gentlem an
of th e o rc h e stra sp o rtin g one
of these m isplaced eyebrow s—
and th e Seniors a re stan d in g
idly by looking on. Come on
S eniors! W hat a re you going
to do about it?
1 wards Given
In Open House
For Girls Hall
Open house will be field in M or­ton
and C am pbell halls W ednesday
evening a t 7:30 fo r g irls only.
T he u p p er floors will be a t hom e
while th e g irls from th e low er
floors go to each room and visit fo r
a few m inutes. Then th e process
is reversed. In th is w ay it is
hoped th a t all th e g irls will g et
acquainted w ith one an o th er.
P riz e s a re to (riven fo r th e m ost
a ttra c tiv e double and single room s.
P resid en t and M rs. T orm ey, D ean
and Mrs. T in sley a re to act as the
judges.
R efresh m en ts will be served in
M orton h all parlo r.
Venison Meat
Enjoyed By
Football Men
Two Deer Dinners Served By
j Mother Hanley This
Week-end i
Two venison p a rtie s w ere held
in th e din in g hall last w eek-end,
one on F rid ay n ig h t given by the
C hain G ang and one on S a tu rd a y
n ig h t given by Ja c k Fuss.
Both p a rtie s.^ tfe reN n honor of
football m en. On F rid a y n ight
T o a stm a ste r Tidw ell called on
C oaches M cIntosh and M cC reary
and Dr. V aughn W allace. All th re e
e n te rta in e d th e crow d w ith sh o rt
an d fa s t b its o f re p artee.
On S a tu rd a y n ig h t T em pe and
F la g s ta ff fo o tb all.m en s a t side by
side anl talk ed over th e big gam e.
F o r th e p a st tw o y e a rs F la g s ta ff
g rid s te rs and bandm en have e n ­joyed
Tem pe h o s p ita lity on T urkey
day. T he chance to rep ay T em pe
for these enjoyable occasions w as
affo rd ed th ro u g h th e kindness o f
J ack “ Tow njack” F u ss and M other
H anley. M other w orked n e a rly all
day S a tu rd a y in p re p a ra tio n for
the S a tu rd a y n ig h t a ffa ir. Only
th e s ta f f of a w ell-organized unit,
as (h e dining hall g ro u p is, could
bavfc prep ared such a d inner in
th e tim e allowed.
S p eakers fo r th e occasion w ere
C oaches Rudy L avik and M ark
M acintosh, T ow njacks Colum bus
G iragi and Jack F u ss, and P re s i­d
ent T orm ey. The deer w as p re ­sented
to th e school by Jack F u ss
and is only one ok th e m any th in g s
th e la tte r h as done fo r th e col­lege.
F R A N C IS JO N E S S P E N D S
W E E K -E N D IN PH O E N IX
F ran ces Jones, re sid e n t o f C am p­bell
hall, le ft F rid a y afte rn o o n fo r
Phoenix hw ere she sp en t th e w eek­end
w ith h e r p a re n ts.
Hendricks Shows Courage In Tempe Game
W hen th e sta n d s rise to th e ir
feet in acclaim o f a beau tifu l run
o r kick, fan s ta k e it fo r g ran ted
th a t th e p la y e r th a t h a s ju s t c a u s­ed
th is wild hulabaloo is enjoying
i t 't o th e fu llest ex te n t, b u t is h e?
Do football p lay ers fight and sw eat
fo r g lory and th rill o f th e spec­ta
to r s shouts, o r do th e y do it fo r
th e love o f th e g am e?
L a st w eek on Skidm ore field the
fan s saw one o f th e g re a te s t d is­p
lays o f good old-fashioned in te s­tin
a l fo rtitu d e th a t p e rh a p s they
ev er will. C a rl H endricks, Coach
M ark M acintosh’s num ber one
back, w as ru p tu re d on th e first
play o f th e gam e. T hro u g h o u t th e
first h a lf C arl stay ed in th e gam e,
p unted, passed, ra n th e ball, ta c k ­led,
and punted.
N ever once did M acintosh o r
a nyone else kjiow th e pain th a t th e
big M iami boy w as g oing thro u g h .
W as he doing it because th e stan d s
w ere ch eerin g fo r him and w aitin g
for him to g et loose on one o f those
long ru n s? No, because C arl does
n ot like to p lay backfield. I t is
a well known fact th a t H endricks
p re fe rs th e end position. B eing a
ball c a rry in g head-line sn atch er
doesn’t in te re s t him in th e least.
He likes football, but he likes to
play end.
In 1931 C arl g rad u ated fro m Mi­am
i H igh school w here h e had been
som e so re o f a sensation a s a prep
school ath le te . A s a fre sh m a n h ere
C arl played a t end fo r Coach A.
M. M cC reary. L ast y e a r H endricks
played th e sam e position on M c-In-to
sh ’s conference chaim pions.
T his fall, how ever, C arl w as
sh ifted to th e backfield. O vernight
he becam e a sensation. D espite th e
fa c t th a t th is y e a r’s V arsity has
had m any setbacks, it has alw ays
given a good account o f itself. C arl
h as given th e T ta h d s m any a th rill
and has received m any a w riteu p
for it.
On th e n ig h t before th e T em pe
g am e C arl intim ated th a t he p re ­ferred
th e line to th e backfield. A f­t
e r a series o f su rp rised b y sta n d ­e
rs had hurled questions a t him
he still m ain tain ed th a t it w as th e
tru th .
H endricks has probably played
his la st g am e of football, fo r th is
y e a r a t least. W hen th e in ju ry
m ends h e still h as a n o th e r y e a r o f
football, a n o th e r y e a r o f b a sk e t­ball,
and a n o th e r few p a r gam es
o f g o lf to shoot on th e local g reens.
Late Placement
Records Show
Amazing Facts
Axeman Band
To Take Trip
South Nov. 24
Future Plans Include New
Stunts And Concerts
In Auditorium
The S tu d en t Council definitely
decided a t th e ir m eeting la st nig h t
th a t th e band will be sen t to
Tem pe, providing th ey can m ake
the trip on th e *125 allo tted th em
in the budget.
H ere, M r. A nderson will display
the new d ire c to r’s uniform o f
w hite w hipcord w ith gold trim ­m
ing. W hile in th e valley he w ill
hold concerts an d parades.
T he band will bro ad cast a p ro ­g
ram from Phoenix.
A fte r th e football season, th e
band plans to have a se rie s o f con­c
e rts in A sh u rst au d ito riu m . T here
w ill be an elevated p la tfo rm fo r th e
band th a t m em bers can be seen
easily.
Due to th f v e ry high m usical
a b ility th e band w ill be able to
reach sta n d a rd s th a t have been
im possible un til now. D u rin g th e
concert season, a g re a t v a rie ty of
novelties and en te rta in m e n t will be
displayed. S tan d ard o v e rtu re s will
p lay a m ain p a rt. M r. A nderson
s ta te s th a t due to m ore m a te ria l
to w ork w ith, th e co n cert season
will probably be th e b est th a t has
been given.
In th e s p rin g th e band will to u r
e a st o f F la g s ta ff and hopes to go
a s f a r south a s A lbuquerque.
Gestures Prevail
Playmakers Hold
Student Tryouts
I f you have seen people going
around m aking funny noises and
foolish looking g estu res, no n ot be
alarm ed . T hey a re probably not
all c razy b ut only re h e a rsin g th e ir
piece fo r th e P la y m a k e r try o u ts
to n ig h t in room 28 a t 7:10.
In stead o f being held th e f ir s t
tw o w eeks o f school, try o u ts w ere
p ostponed u n til fresh m en had be­come
acquainted. A s a re su lt a
d eluge o f new lads and lassies
come to P la y m a k e rs fo r help on
th e ir try o u ts.
An a s p ira n t h as to give a selec­tion
th re e m in u tes in len g th . I t
m ay be a poem, m onologue, p a r t
o f a play, a sk it o r w h at have
you? Two p ersons m ay w ork to ­g
e th e r and have six m in u tes a l­lotted
to them .
T he ju d g es a re : facu lty — Dr.
H ill; stu d e n ts, Bobbie B raym an,
C h arles Dover, an d J a y W in n ;
tow nsm an, K enneth H u rlb ert.
A list, o f new m em bers w ill be
published in n ext w eek’s Pine.
Hiking Club Sees
Freak Animals A t
Museum Sunday
P re sid e n t R ay C ordes led e ig h t
o f his loyal H ik in g club m em bers
on a a h o rt - ja u n t to D ean E ld-rid
g e’s m useum S un d ay aftern o o n .
T h ere th e y enjoyed looking a t
h is collection o f fre a k anim kls and
c u rio sities o t mil so rts.
T h e tu rn o u t w as n ot so good a s
expected b u t it should im prove in
th e fu tu re .
98.2 Per Cent Of Class Em­ployed
In Sdme Field
Or Other
V a r i e d Jobs
Tasks Range From Hearse
Driver To County
Assessor
U nem ploym ent is a n unknow n
q u a n tity so fa r a s g ra d u a te s o f A.
S. T. C. Sf£ concerned, according
to the la te s t figures com piled by
th e placem ent buroau.
Out o f th e 156 g ra d u a te s in th e
classes o f s p rin g an d sum m er,
1934, only tw o have n o t b e e n 'h e a rd
from . One hundred tw e n ty -e ig h t
of th ese stu d e n ts have teach in g
jobs and 26 a re em ployed in o th e r
fields. T he tw o th a t have not
been h eard fro m a re boys th a t a re
probably doing w ork o f som e so rt
or oth er.
Th^ fa c t th a t th e d e p a rtm e n t is
not positive o f th ese boys em ploy­m
ent m akes it necessary to count
them in a s unem ployed. T h is
m akes th e unem ploym ent p e rc e n t­a
g e o f th e la st y e a r’s g ra d u a te s
read a t 1.2 p e r cent. N in ety -eig h t
and e ig h t-te n th s p er cent o f th e
class is em ployed.
T he 128 te ach ers a re placed in
all sections o f A rizona. M any o f
them a re w o rking in secondary
schools, th o u g h th e la rg e s t p e r­cent
a re em ployed by elem e n ta ry
sy stem s. %
T his record is hailed a s a n all-tim
e record for n ot only th is
school, b ut th e P ine challen g es any
o th e r college in th e U n ited S ta te s
to come up to th is splendid quota.
M any o f th e o th e r p ositions in ­clude
an au d ito r, bookkeeper, oil
com pany em ployees, salesm en, C al­ifo
rn ia a s s e s s o r s ta te em ployees,
and church p asto r.
T he A lum ni N ew s L etter, w hich
was released y este rd a y by M ary G.
B oyer Btatcs on th e la tte r position.
R obert W illiam D ixon o f ’34 is
p a sto r of th e G lad T id in g s B ap ­tis
t church o f F la g s ta ff.
It also s ta te s th a t Gene C agney,
rem em bered hfcrekbouts fo r his
splendid te n o r voice, is c o u n ty -a s­sesso
r a t L a n c a ste r, C alif. a
P e rh a p s C h e ste r W ilson o f G al­lup,
N. M., ta k e s th e prize a s h a v ­ing
the m ost novel o f positions.
A side from coaching a pro fessio n ­a
l football team , W ilson is w ork­ing
fo r th e Ideal u n d e rta k e r and
d riv es th e tow n hearse.
SCENIC T R E A T IN
STORE FOR AXEMEN
ON GUNNISON TRIP
On th e ir tr ip in to C olorado
th is w eek, th e L u m b erjack s w ill
_be tre a te d to som e re a l scen­ery
, p a ssin g en ro u te th e -P ain t­ed
D esert, M esa V erde n atio n ­al
p a rk , w hich th e y w ill have
o p p o rtu n ity to v isit, and th re e
n atio n al fo re sts. T hey will a l­so
go over th e R ockies and will
reach an elevation o f 13,000
fe e t a t th e h ig h e st point. Some
o f th e curv es in th e pass be­tw
een T elluride and O uray,
C olorado, a re so sh a rp th a t th e
bus will have to stop and back
up a few tim e s before th e y can
be passed. Som e o f th e in te r­estin
g tow ns th a t th e y w ill p a ss
th ro u g h a re G allup, N . M., and
Telluride, O uray, S ilverton and
M ontrose, Colo.