The Pine, November 20, 1945.

              S. C. Exec. Dean Has
Message For School
Postwar Problems
zona D istrict T eachers Convention
held S aturday a t A rizona S ta te
ro lece a t F la g sta ff. A to ta l o f
174 visitors re g iste re d , including
18 from ASC.
The all-day conference fe a tu re d
*.]!« b v Dr. A lb ert R aubenheim er,
executive dean of th e U n iv e rsity o f
So u th ern C alifornia and E. W.
M ontgom ery* su p e rin te n d e n t of
phoenix schools. . / •
n r A lbert S. R aubenheim er,
E xecutive Dean o f th e U n iv ersity
of Southern C alifornia g u est sp eak ­er
at the N o rth ern A ru o n a T each-np;
Convention spoke on th e sub­ject
“Schools and P o st W a r Prob-
The speaker pointed o u t th a t in
keeping our co u n try p re p a re d to
meet th e ch allenging tim es ahead, j
education is even m ore im p o rtan t
thKn ever before.
E d u ca tio n , he said, m u st pro ­vide
o u r vouth, w ith a know ledge
o f th e id e a ls on w hich A m erica
wa« fo u n d ed and h a s been devel­oped,
an d w ith an u n d erstan d in g
of o u r co u ntry’s position in th e
world b o th in th e p a s t jand in th e
PrThe developm ent o f a s tro n g
sen«e of responsibility in th e in­dividual,
stated D r. R aubenheim -
er, is an o th er function o f educa­tion.
Our dem ocracy is n o t m ade
up merely of p riv ileg es and fre e ­doms,
but also o f responsibilities.
An acceptance o f th e resp o n sib il­ity
fo r clear th in k in g , p erfo rm in g
one’s duty, and being neighborly
cannot be avoided if o u r co u n try
is to m aintain its d em ocratic sta te .
A Jhird im p o rta n t p u rpose o f
education is to prom ote in te g rity
of achievement. S tu d e n ts m u st
realize th a t m ediocrity is n o t
enough. In th e f u tu re th e p re re ­quisite
of success w ill be conscien­tious
endeavor to reach th e h ig h ­est
standards. A s we face a g ain
the possibility o f a serious unem ­ployment
situ atio n , o u r youth
realize th a t h ig h e r ed u cation is a
valuable asset in a tta in m e n t o f th e
rating and em ploym ent th e y de­sire.
Right a ttitu d e s an d resp ect fo r
law and a u th o rity m u st be fo s te r­ed
by education. W ith o u t these-attitudes
we c an n o t ha* e th e kind
of nation we w an t. A fte r a w a r
there is alw ays a tendency tow ard
lawlessness. I t is essen tial to in ­still
respect fo r a u th o rity and
truth in our stu d en ts.
In conclusion D r. -R aubenheim er
brought out th e fa c t th a t ed uca­tion
on a g ra n d e r scale is needed.
The hope fo r p reserv atio n o f peace
lies in b e tte r ed ucated citizens.
Education o p p o rtu n itie s should be
equalized by fed eral aid to needy
states. H igh s a la rie s fo t te ach ers
should be available, co m m en su rate
with the im portance o f education
"''and with the cost o f p re p a rin g fo r
the profession. In s p ite o f th e
shortage of teach ers, only young
people w ith th e h ig h e st o f q u ali­fications
should be encouraged to
enter the profession so th a t high
standards can be m aintained. In
their com m unities te a c h e rs need
to iissume th e lead ersh ip to w hich
their train in g e n title s them .
Teachers should be proud of
their profession, as it is second in
importance to no o th e r profession,
' in its influence upon o u r national
• life.
Special * g u e sts included H. T.
Wingfield, Phoenix, from th e s ta te
departm ent o f c e rtific a tio n ; Del
Shelley, P hoenix; d ire c to r o f audio­visual
aids; W inona M ontgom ery,
president o f th e s ta te classroom
teachers’ asso ciatio n ; and W a lte r
Maxwell, P hoenix; ex ecutive sec­retary
of th e A rizo n a E ducation
Association.
Shelley served as v isual-aid
dem onstartor. A _panel com posed
of Dr. Ross P u g m ire, A SC ; M ont­gomery.
M axwell, J . C. U lrey,
Flagstaff; and G e rtru d e C art-lidge.
Winslow, discussed th e pro b ­lem
“W hat Do W e W a n t in School
Legislation?”
Vol. 33— No. 10 PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS AT FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1945
Student Rec. Room
To Be Ready Soon
P lan s fo r th e stu d e n t R ecreation
Room a re rap id ly being com pleted
announces Bill Johnson, S tu d en t
Body P rexy. T h is Rec Room is
to be in th e D ining H all C afeteria.
W ith th e purchase of tw o pool
tables, an d th e in sta llin g of the
ping-pong tables, record player,
fu rn itu re , and o th e r g am es, m akes
th is a long aw aited event.
T he opening date h a s 'n o t been
decided upon, b u t will be as soon
a s th e room is com pleted. More
detailed in form ation will be p rin t­ed
a t a la te r edition o f th e P IN E .
Science N ew s
Nofes
Within a few d ay s th e Science
Departm ent w ill co nduct th e open­ing
of a Science R eading Room. It
is expected th a t th e room will
offer to stu d en ts th e la s t m a g a ­zines,
in dustrial p am p lets and use
of the books collected b y th e fa c u l­ty.
The idea cam e from D r.
Allen, guided by M iss M cA llister
and Mr. .D eaver. T he cleaning
and p ainting o f th e flo o r is due to
the energy of M r. P eterso n . T his
new addition to th e Science D e­partm
ent will provide th e stu d e n ts
of science w ith th e la te s t m aterials
and th a t it w ill rem ain fo r the
. years to come.
It is hoped th a t th e F reshm en
who have been seein g th e la te st
progress in th e te ach in g tools,
namely — visual aids. W ill not
only have learned th e fu n d am en t­als
which th e film h a s trie d to e x ­plain,
but re ta in th e m a te ria l. A
question. H ave th e films-- hcen
*f>rth It? I f so, p e rh a p s a wee
voice from you w ill produce m ore.
.The herb ariu m u n d e r th e su p e r­vision
of Mr. C h e ste r D eaver, has
received a new sh ip m en t o f v ari-yed
plants, from D r. K earn ey ’s
departm ent. I t is w ith th a n k s to
Or. K earney fo r h is carefu l work
\ on tie s e p lan ts, th a t th e A rizona
State College a t F la g s ta f f is in-
VETS' VIEWS
So n eth in g h a s come to lig h t th a t
m ay a ffe c t ou r friends and o u r
school. It is now know n th a t th e
C lark Hom e a p a rtm e n ts a re open
to all v eteran s, e n te rin g th is Col­lege,
a t reduced price in rent. The
re n t on th ese a p a rtm e n ts now is
$21 p e r m onth, several d o llars low­e
r th a n th a t o ffered before. These
a p a rtm e n ts a re com pletely fu rn ish ­ed
w ith all accessories except
cooking uten sils. T he location of
th ese a p a rtm e n ts is not too f a r d is­ta
n t from th e College a n d '{ h e re is
a ru m o r about th e acquisition of
som e so rt o f conveyance fo r th e
tra n s p o rtin g of stu d e n ts to and
from th e College. T hese a p a r t­m
ents a re com posed o f very good
housing u n its and th e re fo re would
provide som e o f th e b est living
conditions.
M any v ets a re re tu rn in g to th is
C ollege a t th e beginning of th e
n ex t se m e ste r and o th ers will u n ­doubtedly
re tu rn a t a la te r date.
N o t( on ly do we w ish to welcome
th ese v e te ra n s who have been u n ­able
to finish here, b u t w e w ish to
see m any m ore who have been go­ing
to som e o th e r college and
w ish to go here because of th e
proxim ity. M any o th e rs m ay not
have been able to seek th e h ig h er
realm s o f education because o f
varied reasons. A m ong these, o f
course, is th e m a tte r o f finances.
T his problem is handsom ely solved
now b y th e provisions o f th e G.I.
Bill o f R ights.
O ur u n d e rta k in g is to help th ese
vets in fin d in g a hom e to equip
th e m fo r a b e tte r college life. T his
u n d e rta k in g m ay seem to be g ig a n ­tic
b u t if each and ev ery one of
us docs a little som ething tow ard
aiding th e v et, then th e ta s k m ay
be f a r sim p ler fo r m any and fa r
ea sie r fo r him . So, stu d en ts, le t
it be know n to all, th a t these
housing facilities a re open to v e t­eran
s and th e ir fam ilies. I f you
know o f an y discharged,^vets^w ho
wish to continue th e ir 'schoolihg,
o r o f an y who w ish to s ta r t, please
AWS Council Will
Penalize Girls Who
Are On The 4 List
T h u rsd ay , N ovem ber 15, the
AW S Council held th e ir re g u la r
m eeting. T he ch ief topic of d is­cussion
w as th e fo u r list. The
cam pusing o f stu d e n ts according
to th e n um ber o f fo u rs th ey have
will begin a f te r T h anksgiving. T he
pen alty fo r one fo u r is one n ig h t
a w eek; tw o fo u rs is th re e n ig h ts
a w eek; and th re e fo u rs is cam pus-m
ent on M onday, T uesday, W ed­nesday
and T h u rsd ay n ights. Those
who a re cam pused m ay go to th e
lib ra ry o r else sta y in th e dorm s,
but out o^ th e lobby. T his is not
a punishm ent, b u t an incentive to
study.
T he election o f o fficers w as held
o ff u ntil a f te r T h an ksgiving. T w o
g irls w ere given a S a tu rd a y n ig h t
cam pusm ent fo r not sig n in g in.
T he com m ittee on dorm a ffa irs
m ade several recom m endations to
Dr. Bellwood fo r ch anges in th e
AW S handbook, but th e y will not
be published un til th ey a re a p ­proved.
tu n itie s < :hooI
will be m ore th a n w illin g jto g re e t
them and all e ffo rts w ill b e m ade
by th e stu d en t body to d tid .-th e m
in every respect. ,S o le t's have an
all o u t e ffo rt f o r ’th e re-estab lish -
m en t of th e yets into th is in s titu ­tion.
N ot only will you be aiding
th e school, b u t also lending a help ­ing
hand I fy su g g estin g th e m any
possibilities a n a o p p o rtu n ities on
th e ir en tran ce to th is college.
Cottage City News
G eorge Libert ' -----v
Mrs. V. D. M cA rthur, and her
tw o children, P atricia and Mike,
were Sunday dinner guests a t the
hom e of Mr. and M rs. Ed Bergm an.
Mr. and Mrs. Zay Zlupton, and
d a u g h te r have left fo r Tucson, A*j-zona.
Mr. Zlupton is superintendent
fo r the Lilly W hite C onstruction
Company. Besides looking a fte r the
com pletion o f th e w ork a t C ottage
C ity, he will supervise th e erection
of 250 hom es in Tucson.
C abin 8 was a busy place this
week. L ast M onday Seals had to
m ove into it from cabin 40. as cab­in
40 had to be remodeled into a
tw o-room c;ibin w ith a private
bath. L ast Sunday, Bub. th e ir dog.
got the roam ing urge, and so he
followed G eorge L ibert up to the
dining hall. A bout five m inutes la t­e
r Mr. Seal cam e racing up in his
F ord, and interru p ted Bub’s con.
versation w ith th e local pooches of
th a t neighborhood.
The people of C ottage C ity w ere
surprised to see a nice, sm all-scale,
snow storm , arriv e Sunday eve­ning.
F o r several people it was
th e ir firs t sig h t of snow. Some
of th e f irs t expressions when in­terview
ed by th e C ottage City re ­p
orter, w ere:
Mr. R itch h art: “ I t should have
snowed about tw o-to-three feet
m ore, then it would be-ex cellen t
fo r hunting.” • , .
M rs. R itch h art: “ I t’s too early in
th e season to have it but since it
cam e, we need a lot m ore of i t "
Mr. H yde: “ T here isn ’t any
snow.” _
Mrs. H yde: “Since w e don’t
think very much, we wouldn t
know.’ «
Mr. McGirrc " I like it,”
Introducing...
O ur yell leader. M iss L illian
P ark s condescended, a fte r much
persuasion, to be introduced in th is
edition — so we’ll s ta r t w ith the
v ital statistics. L illian is 5 feet,
8 l*t inches, has brow n hair, blue
eyes, and is 18 y ears old. She was
bom in A tlanta, G eorgia and a fte r
living th ere 15 y ears she moved
to Duncan, A rizona w here she a t­tended
high school. D uring h er
seriior y ear she held the offices of
s e c re ta ry -tre a su re r and yell lead­er.
Lillian likes n er men td be tall,
blond, cave m annish, rugged and
h ard to g et! They m ust nave p e r­sonality,
good looks and m anners
(E m ily P o st s tu ff). B ut, sh e’ll
settle fo r an y th in g am using. H er
ideal g irl is stric tly th e A m azon
type. T3he likes them a th letic and
full of sportsm anship and fun. She
p resen ts h e r room m ate as a p e r­fect
exam ple.
L illian’s room is a conglom era­tion
o f pin up men, crack ers and
jam , Indian ru g s, yell leader m eg­aphones,
coke bottles, soap chips
and toothpicks. T here is a stu rd y
clothesline s tru n g from th e door
to the window'— alw ays dripping
w ith unm entionables. G irls who
e n te r h e r room have developed a
tu rn to th e le ft dodge and th ere­fore
are saved from a slow death
by stran g iizatio n .
“ G eorgia” likes to talk over the
telephone, ride horsebacks play
tennis, dance, talk , swim , talk , look
into brow n eyes, talk , lead yells,
talk and talk! H er fav o rite band
is the "L um berjack Sw ing B and,”
singer, "A lex "; movie s ta r, D ane
C lark; teacher. Dr. Dow num ; p er­fum
e, " S in n er’s D elight” ; lipstick,
"S in n er’s H oliday” ; fingeriiail pol­ish.
“S in n er’s D ase” ; and pow der
H elena R ubensteins’ “ F lu ffit On-thick.”
She dislikes sarcasm , starch y
clothes, stra ig h t h air, d irty fin g e r­nail?,
h eart break er, scream s in
th e night, mice and ra ts, dance
halls w ith b rig h t tights, doing h e r
exercise a t night, w ashing and
ironing clothes, people who snore
in th e ir sleep (M a d g e ? ), prunes,
and birds overhead.
Lillian is an a rd ep t h isto ry stu.
den t and dw ells into th e p ast not
only thro u g h books — b u t h er
th oughts usually trav el th a t way
also (so states h e r room m ate). She
has peculiar tra its such as, b ru sh ­ing
h e r tee th in th e d ark , hiding
h e r soiled clothes u nder th e bed,
u ndressing in th e hall and doing
th e “Can C an" in the M orton Lob­by.
Grad. Students
Comprise Ed. Group
One of th e m ost intellectual
groups on th e College cam pus is
conducted u nder th e guidance of
Dr. Pugm ire. T his gro u p is com­prised
of g rad u ate stu d en ts and
m eets in the A dm inistration Build­ing
Building each S atu rd ay . The
unit is of a mixed gro u p o f sub­jects,
including courses in Philo­sophy
of Education, M ental H y-gene,
Secondary Education, School
Finance and A dm inistration. The
class is built around th e needs of
the various stu d en ts and teachers.
U p to d ate, th ere have been two
discussions given w ith a g re a t feel­ing
o f vim and vigor. One on th e
general field of Philosophy, th ^
o th e r on Secondary Education.
D uring each report, Dr. P ugm ire
abeiy assisted in th e guidance and
a good discussion has presented it­self.
G eneral requirem ents o f the
class are — atten d an ce o f nine,
th ree-h o u r periods. An oral re ­port
on th e g eneral field selected
and a w ritten rep o rt on som e
special field.
P erh ap s o f in te re st to teachers
in the field is th e planning to
m ake th a t needed course next se­m
ester.
UNSCIENTIFIC FLASH
The a tten tio n of th e en tire
scientific w orld has been focused
on the sw elterin g tow n of U ga
A gua in G uynelia providence, over
the finding and cap tu re of th e
firs t red-blue atom ic beetle.
T his rem arkable beetle was dis­covered
by Dr. P ercy H am m er-dome.
F o r years Dr. Percy has
been u sing th e spectrum as a
m eans o f colorization identifica­tion
am ong th e ra re b u tterflies
and m oths o f th e G uynelia provi­dence.
(S ee: Dr. P ercy H am m er-dome—
” S pectrum analysis as a
T e st of C olorization o f B u tterflies
and M oths.” Gluewell and Stick-um
P ublishers. 1943.)
W-W Club Holds First
Retreat In Oak Creek
T he W -W Club, th e College
gro u p o f th e F ed erated Church, has
recently ogranized and m ade plans
fo r th e com ing year. T he W -W
Club, com posed of W esley and
W estm in ister groups, is a fellow ­ship
in which all stu d en ts in te r­ested
in com ing in closer contact
w ith th e ir Lord, th e ir church and
th e ir friends a re invited and urged
to particip ate.
On Sunday, Nov. 11, th e gro u p
m et to elect officers. Those of­ficers
who w ere elected w ere th e
follow ing: P resid en t, Rod T ay lo r;
C hairm an of F aith and L ife, K it
C ustis; C hairm an of Social A ction,
Bonnylee H u ghey; C hairm an of
C h ristian O utreach, R uth B row n;
C hairm an of Stew ardship, John
H ansel; S ecretary -T reasu rer. A ni­ta
Bell; and R oligious Council R ep­resen
tativ es, V irginia P ry o r. Spon­so
rs of the g ro u p an d doing a
splendid job a re M r. and Mrs.
Deaver.
L ast S atu rd ay and Sunday th e
executive com m ittee, along w ith
Mr. and Mrs. D eaver, journeyed to
Oak C reek C anyon w hete th ey held
a re tre a t. This r e tr e a t w as p ri­m
arily fo r the purpose o f outlin ­ing
a program fo r th e year. G uest
o f th e gro u p w as Rev. Cecil H o ff­m
an, U n iv ersity P a sto r o f th e
P resb y terian C hurch in Tucson.
Rev. H offm an contributed g re a tly
in o utlining a course fo r th e year.
S atu rd ay n ig h i Dr. and Mrs.
Bellwood and Dr. W illiam O rr,
Field rep re se n ta tiv e fo r the P re s­b
y terian Church, w ere g u ests of
the group.
A fine tim e w as had by all.
The trip w as a really touching and
revealing experience to th e group.
A lthough the n a tu re of th e trip
w as p rim arily serious th e re was
tim e here and th e re fo r th e lig h te r
side. '
H ensel’s "ro m an ticizin g ” and
D eaver’s jokes m anaged to keep
th e g ro u p ’s sides tickled a t tim es.
S om ething should be m entioned of
H ughie’s d eflated pancakes and
The discovery w as e n tirely by
accident, as shall be related ig Dr.
P ercy 's own w ords:
“une day, I was silted i l m i
desk, stu d in g th e calor* of the
“ D R A Y FU S D ISC LO R EA ” whin
w hoosh th e spectrum change da
infa red, she moved to the u ltra
violet line and no u ltra violet.
Shoosh th e red move back the
d tra violet, too. B eing a drue
s cien tists in mi h eart I knew
rig h t aw ay som ething had gone
kerplunk. So w ene packed up
a nd spent tw enty d a y s reaching
the capital city of B aja Alto,
w here I im m ediately, on th*e
spot, PDQ, w ired Dr. H olly Liv-e
rw o rth of the stra n g e knew s.”
T his is th e fir s t rep o rt which
reached th e w’orld of science. L it­tle
do we, the g eneral public, re a l­ize
into w h at a d ith e r th is m oving
of th e spectrum threw th e scien­tific
field. All available planes
w ere ch artered , w rite rs w ro te on
th e m an from M ars, preachers
preached on th e end o f th e-w orld,
schools w ere closed to avoid the
o u te r space “fo g o f d eath .” B ut
all th is tim e Dr. P ercy w as p lu g g ­ing
back to And A gua and Jfcgar
to p u t th e puzzle together.
He p u t a net on each end o f th e
spectroscope, fo r he w as su re
som ething had caused th is mowing
of th e color lines. G azing, p a tie n t­ly,
silen tly—he w aited. Shoosh,
th e re it w as! the violet line van ­ished
and th e n et w as w iggling—
He, Dr. Percy H am m erdom e had
cap tu red th e f irs t red-blue atom ic
beetle a la H anynerdom e.
It seem s, in basic E nglish, this
unusual insect tra v e ls so fa st th a t
he reaches th e speed of u ltra violet
light, causing th is lig h t to vanish,
providing he is tra v e lin g betw een
( PUaae Turn to Hagt Four>
y -Qustis* “s p itte n ” h am burgers.
Through the Mill
Do you have trouble g e ttin g
calls through to th e D orm s? I f so,
we strongly’ recom m end app ly in g
a stro n g two by f o u r to a few,
who in sist on try in g to se t en d u r­ance
records han g in g on a phone.
I f you see som eone g oing around
w ith th e ir hand p artia lly clenched,
it’s ju s t th a t th e m uscles h aven’t
relaxed!
I f you a re one of those who d e­lig
h t in keeping tally on th e num ­b
er of tim es your nam e appears
in the P IN E , and th e re a re a few,
ju st let us know and we will g lad ­ly
oblige you w ith a special edi­tion.
M other H anley is q u ite p e rtu rb ­ed
w ith the persons w’ho are
b reak in g into th e D ining H all and
g oing th rough th e ice box. H ave
you ever stopped to think w hat
would happen if you a re caught,
and don’t think it can’t be done.
N ever could u n d erstand how peo­ple
can go around b rag g in g about
w hat they are going to do, o r how
they w’ould do som ething if th ey
Coconino Cowty
Has Six Queen
Nominees To Date
T he fo u rth , and la st, c o n te sta n t
fo r th e V ictory Loan Q ueen con­te
st is being sponsored by the
B usiness and P rofessional W om ­en
’s Club. She is M iss F ran ces
Black, o f F la g sta ff.
This brings the to ta l n um ber of
co n te sta n ts up to six fo r Coconino
County. F our from F la g s ta ff and
tw o from W illiam s.
M ary Sykes. Helen U lrey and
Je a n G erm an are th e o th e r nomi-n
ess from F la g sta ff. T he nam es
of th e co n testan ts from W illiam s
e re not available.
M iss G erm an is leading a t the
f irs t ballo t, count, w ith a to ta l of
5G1 votes, Miss U lrey is n e x t w ith
a to tal o f 421 votes and M ary
Sykes is trailin g w i t ^ a count o f
179. E ach vote rep resen ts a $25
w a r bond.
T he w inner from Coconino Coun­ty
will go to Phoenix to com pete
in th e fin als nnd th e s ta te w inner
will go to Hollywood.
A $300 f u r coat will be given to
th e firs t county w in n er by Bab­b
itts, N o rth ern 'A riz o n a T h eaters,
and Gordxui Evans. T ow nsend's
Jew elry will give a ruby and opal
d in n er ring.
S unday aftern o o n a few m ore
g irls cam e down to join th e gro u p
fo r th e evening m eal and program .
T hose who cam e down la te r w ere:
C arm en Kehl, Jo is Cam pbell and
N orm a M cH enry.'
A fte r a su p p e r of ro asted w ie­nies
and to asted “ sta k e s”, P re si­den
t Rod T ay lo r g ave^a sum m ary
o f w h a t had been accom plished a t
th e discussion g roups and V irginia
P ry o r led a very im pressive devo­tional
service. T he evening p ro ­g
ram ended w ith a hym n sin g
ab o u t th e fireplace. \
I t is th e im pression o f all th a t
w ere presen t, th a t th e r e tre a t w as
a g re a t success in th a t th e ir h e a rts
w ere tru ly lifted and a w ell-round­ed
p rogram fo r th e y e a r w as de­veloped.
’
W -W tu rn o u ts so f a r have been
r a th e r m eager, b u t it is hoped th a t
th ey will soon increase. W -W ex­tends
a w arm invitation fo r all
stu d en ts to com e to -th is g ro u p and
experience real C h ristian fellow -
Cottage City News
Tom H yde and G abby Sm ith,
w ent to Phoenix T h ursday, on
business. T hey retu rn e d S a tu r­day.
M
r. V. D. M cA rth u r arriv ed F r i­d
ay, from W illiam s, to spend th e
w eek end w ith his fa m ily
M rs. Tom Couch le ft T hursday
evening fo r F o rt W orth, T exas,
w here she will spend several weeks
v isitin g w ith h e r p aren ts, M r. and
M rs. j . M. W atson. *
M r. aftd M rs. R itc h h a rt a n d 's o n
D arw in, sp en t th e w eek end w ith
M rs. R itc h h a rt’s p a re n ts a t C am ­eron.
T he N o rth ern D istrict T eachers
C onvention, held a t A sh u rst A udi­torium
, w as a tten d ed by: M r. and
M rs. M cA rthur, Mr. M cG irr, M rs.
L ibert, and G eorge L ibert
Being unable to board th e 12
o clock S an ta F e T railw ay bus, on
account o f it bein govercrow ded,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Couch, spent
the weekend quietly a t hom e. They
w ere going to B uckeye to v isit Mr.
Couch’s p a re n ts; Mr. and M rs. H.
F. Couch, over th e holidays.
Mr. B loom ingburg and Mr. Casey
w ent h u n tin g in th e W aln u t C an­yon
a re a T h u rsd ay afternoon. A ft­e
r w alking a s h o rt d istan ce th ey
noticed fo u r does and fo u r bucks
quietly w atch in g them approach.
On a second look th e y observed a
The fe a tu re gam e o f la st w eek’s
p rep football w as th e Tucson-
G lendale clash. Tucson defeated
th e C ardinals 25-13, to cinch the
s ta te cham pionship fo r th e th ird
consecutive year. In rolling over
th e . C ards, the B adgers m ade it
ten stra ig h t for th e season and
h e r 31st consecutive w in o ver a
span of fo u r years. T his w eek’s
Tucson-M esa gam e will be th e
gam e o f th e year.
j M esa handed P hoenix U nion a
33-12 lacing. The Jack s, p re p a rin g
for th is w eek’s b a ttle w ith th e Old
Pueblos, rolled o v er th e C oyotes
w ith ease. W hile and S cott fig ­ured
in alj of M esa’s scoring.
In the capital city , S t M ary ’s
K nights, w ere h a rd p ressed to
down Globe 13-0. A lso in th e big
c ity N o rth Phoenix fin ally w on an
o u t-o f-sta te contest by knocking
" A lbuquerque, N. M., 7-0.
had th e chance, b u t all th ey do is
a g ita te around and have o th ers
stick th e ir necks o u t. I t is known
all over th e cam pus who th ey a re
and it w’ould be a good idea i£ they
would be quiet fo r aw hile.
T his is not an apology', b u t a
sta te m e n t o f fact, it is im possible
to p u t o u t a fo u r-p ag e P IN E . W e
have to have new s, th a t m eans the
cam pus- m u st be hum m ing w ith -------------------------------*
activ ity , an d it su re isn ’t. T he b est w'b>ch re a d : "G A M E
will be done w ith w h a t we h av e to ' R E S E R V E . ’ T hey also w e n t out
w ork w ith. F ro m alt in d ications S un d ay m orning, b u t had no luck,
th e re w on’t be one o u t on Novvcm - ' 1 - -
b e r 27.
S p eak in g o f m iracles, and no
one is, it h a s been a w onder th a t
th e re h av en ’t been m ore th a n ju s t
so re m uscles from th e w ay th ese
h ik in g trip s have been ta k e n on.
C a n 't you ju s t s o a k ' it in t h a t
those m o untains a re ju s t a little
b it ro u g h ? T he p a th s a re n o t
lighted by s tre e t lam p s e ith e r and
th e c o rn e r d ru g sto re is sad ly m iss­in
g w hen you need a little b an d ­a
g e o r stim u len t.
On S unday m o m in g , M r. and
Mrs. M cG irr, e n te rta in e d th e child­ren
o f th e S u nnyside B a p tists S u n ­day
School, w ith selections o f s a ­cred
m usic. T h ey also p lay ed fo r
th e church services w hich followed.
P 1*?* th e flu te , and
M r M cG irr p lay s th e cla rin e t.
M r. an d M rs. U gene R itc h h a rt
and son D arw in, le f t S u nday n ig h t
on th e 9:55 tra in fo r W illiam s.
T h ey a re sp en d in g th e holiday w ith
Mr. R itc h a rt’s p a re n ts, Mr. and
Mrs. F loyd R itc h h a rt.
o ff
Y um a k ep t up it ’s fin e record by
dow ning Bisbee 14-0 in th e w indy
m in in g city. F lo ren ce tip p ed N o­g
a le s 34-21 in a hig h sc o rin g ball
gam e. T em pe fin ished A jo ’s se a ­son
by ed g in g th e R ed R aid ers
13-0. %
C lifton com pleted it ’s season b y
trip p in g h e r keen riv a ls, M orenci,
27-6. D uncan fin a lly d ro p p ed a
g am e a f te r w inning fiv e s tra ig h t.
T his tim e she bowed to S affo rd
31-12.« Coolidge won it’s 20th con­secutive
victory in dow ning C asa
G rande, 27-6. A m p h ith e a te r eked
o u t a 6-0 decision o v er a stro n g
C h an d ler eleven.
N o rth e rn A rizo n a’s cham ps,
P re sc o tt, fla tte n e d B uckeye, 62-7.
W ickenburg salvaged a close 32-26
m arg in over H ayden.
M any team s n av e closed shop
fo r th e y ear, but- th is w eek w ill
see tw o fin e gam es in th e T ucson-
M esa clash and* th e tra d itio n a l
Phoenix U n io n -N o rth P ho en ix con­test.
L a st S a tu rd a y th e U n iv e rsity o f
A rizo n a W ildcats d efeated San
D iego S ta te fo r th e second tim e
th is year. T his tim e it w as by a
28-0 count. In so dow ning San
D iego, th e d o w n state boys com ­pleted
an unblem ished season. T hey
a re one o f th e n ine u n d efeated
te a m s in th e nation.
In ro llin g to five w ins th e R ed
an d B lue av erag ed 39 p o in ts p e r
gam e a g a in s t th re e o f th e ir o p ­ponents.
The A tom Smasher
T oday, the G eology an d B o tan y
s tu d e n ts a re m ak in g th e tr ip to
S u n se t C ra te r. L e t’s hope th e y did
n o t fo rg e t th e ir v itam in s. T h a t
45 d e g re e slope is a ro u g h clim b.
E sp ecially to see a few d ro p s o f
su lp h u r. To th e new fellow s an d
lassies, th e tr ip to S u n se t is an
a d v en tu re. O f g r e a te r in te re s ts to
m any is th e fo rm atio n o f th e ice
cave and th e ru g g e d lav a floW.
Q uestion o f th e d a y : W h at h a p ­pens
to all th e coffee m ad e in th e
science d e p a rtm e n t? I t s u re sm ells
sw ell, a re v isito rs w elcom e. H e
hope so.
E n c o u rag em en t to D eav er: Good
w ork on y our co ntinued an d u n tir ­in
g e ffo rts Tn m ak in g th e h e rb a ri­um
a real m a te ria l th in g . In a few
y e a rs , o th e rs w ill b e m ore in te r ­ested
in th e collection an d fu lle r
s u p p o rt is Fore to com e.
W a rn in g to g e o lo g ists: D on’t
fo rg e t th e o i l e e t f c w o f rocks. To
m e th e v all look aliKeT
S ta n d in g c ffe r: a n y u n u su al
b u g s, ponies, o r d iffe re n t nick-na
c k s a r e welcom e. J u s t p re s e n t
y o u r o f f jrin g to th e p ro p e r d e p a rt­m
e n t J u s t to th in k , if you tu r n in
t h a t “ th ic - a r e ? e n o - s a m u ,> y o u r
n am e is, u n d e r a s collector.
L a stly : Be c a re fu l In m ix in g
th o se chemlcAls fellow s. I ’m a l­r
e a d y a S a in t, b u t you‘re n o t —