The Lumberjack, September 14, 1961.

              A TIEND PRESIDENT'S
ARIZONA STATE c:ou.EGJ!
RECEPTION _, 8:00 ~um~. .~ r~ ack
TONIGHT
MAKE FRIENDS
AT SATURDAY'S
'HOWDY HOP'
Marking the 50th Y ear of N ewspaper Pttblication at ASC
VOL.g---l- -----------------------------------~TH~U~R~S~D~A~Y~,~SE~P~T~EM~B~E~R~4I~,~19~6~1----------------------------------~N~U~M~B~ER I
vident Everyw er
A
President's Reception Tonight~ ' owdy
Hop' Satur ay, Top Week's Activities
\s part of the Fwshman orien­tation
program. th" Aqsociated
Students of .1\rizon:l. State Col­lege
I ASASC l and the college ad­ministration
ha\ e \\·orked out a
norJin:J.tcd we:k of social get­acquainted
acti,·ities for the
fr<'shman students and transfer
!'tuclnnt«.
Highlighting the week's ac­tivities
will be the annual Pre­idsnt's
reception to be held in
the Women's Gym tonight from
8:00 to 11:00. Stud ~nts will be
net at the do:>r by a receiving
line c.:>ns is ting of Dr. and Mrs.
J. Lawrence Walkup, Dean
and Mro;. Charles Meister.
Cea'l and Mrs. Joseph Rolle,
Dean and fo1rs. Virgil Gillen·
water. and Dean Margaret
.\f "' passing through th<' rt-­(':'
L' l'1g ]' llC' 'tllc!C'nls \\'ill br­SPf'
C''l ligl-tt refre"1'MC'nts con-
Da• n·.1 i' bf'c;in~iag at 8:30
,.,. lj » ·•r \'i 'nd by thr Birrllancl­crs.
a h('al orl'fl"!'tra.
T'" r c-···•:r, \',II h" !•ld in
~H)"10f Of thp fy-('~hm cn anri r.P\\'
~t 1 ' ts of ,'2\ a~lC1 to .... urqH\r
a. quaht thPm with thP C')llC'gC'.
T :norro\~- :tight tho fj ·,t rn · · •
• f trc y 'ar w'll he "'wwn i'l th·
~ollc-gt' aurtit ri,tm. The mo\·il•
will bC' a ('Omedy, ·Rally Round
thP Flag. BoJys." It w:ll be shown
on completely nE>w equipment ac­quired
this summC'r. Thi!' freC'
scrYiC'P i~ maie possible through
'he .\o;,\SC awl the CollegP Union
fund. ::\q arlmission will b!'
·h:ng c! fr r collegP ::otlHlc-'1ts.
The b:ggest dance of Fresh·
men week is Saturday night's
Howdy Hop to be sponsored
this y'!!ar by Cardinal Key and
Blue Key. campus honorary
service organizations for jun·
iors.
Tht~ i fr,rmal -lan<·P bt•gi ning
at S p m. s<'n·ps a' a get-ac­qua1!
ltrcl f 1r1y S~J t•1at tbP ne\\'
tu !C'r.t<; my ml'ct rl'tur 1.ng Lum­h
riac-k." v:ith ;.-hom tr<'Y \\'ill
.\ rl: t ~s y ar. ~ :i. .... c y.;i}! ~ ~
1 r 11 i·led oy t!1n Birdlanrl<'rs-
:\ ':! \\' !nPs<lav th<' Assn iat­'
I ,,-,m 1 :;•t• k~'s \\ill spon'm
t l~ ( '1 ...,T' 11"] I "') i '1,...1 ') l 4 \ - -\ ll
.,.·rh • r<' i 11\ i prl t , <'!'lTI '\ to i he
rr H1's gy·,.1 <1r-ps ~ l i 1 ti1 Plr pa­'<
P .. lt \" u ;ou~ act \itt :.... inrlnd­i:
I"~ f''l"""C' 3'1 i. a fl )()- sh )\\~ arn
• ot " " r1 ''11hP"~ of trl' \ \\'S.
Ecfrc-shmC'nts \\'ill h" 'Pr'• <'<1
~rri ;Jrl'C'' will hC' 3.\\'arciNI t'l
gi-1"' f r tre hri(T'1*rc:._
.1'1'1 fun'1iest outfit.
• I 5
Homecoming statlll Packed Dormitories, Expanded
Sends Out Appeal· II • • • G
~or Student Help Cl I tieS eet News tudents
.\n apr<'<~ I for, help has g~ne I, "Growing. gro\\ing, grm' iag" has been a familiar phrase at Arizona
1lll fr 1m t 'C' 19o1 HomeC'ommg ~ tate Colleg;c for the pa t decade, and the campus this week gives
C ··nmitt<'<' ta anyone interested '' idencc that the phase is more appropriate today than ever.
in workmg on any of the v arious PreC'eded by a waYc of gresh - -----
c'h itirs. "1f'n and transfer students who C'ampus- When laboratory equip­deluged
thE> C'ampus with hu- dcpartmE>nt is moYect into its
.\·,yho~dy inlerc~ted ~hould eon- manity Sunday, returning stu- m<>nt is installctl and the sC'ienee
'·w• .T 1 -:, <;ran•s IC:t Box 3!2l IC'nts S<'nt th<' C'Oieg€' populati0 n llC'W quarters, thC' prc~ent SrienC'e
.. tt-..:' 1 ~ o:!1t>('tJn1ing- (_',Jnlntith'C C'')­l
t .rr'q'' <; ... y 1:\\"l\rt tnd Jen 1y
'"art i'L
tl''-'
~' lterlule
,\s foll \\' ·: S(•pt
for
29.
t'"'lrn tr~ ll ~ct n1s for :lorn "'eom­:
.; K ~" an I Qu!'en; Oct. 2,
ni g: w.-·k hegins \\ith
lL '1 0
f 1 \ 1 1s a nrl the ge·ncral
t ll~ Hom "Cnmin~
1 n I llll'<''1; Oct. 3, An
fl p I
lt •• d
0.-t
1 ~ p )
ttc- Hnm<'coming
! t, P ('f{)\\'T'ing of
g King awl
I, ''· · k o'1 I!oml'­•
(), t :>. ' d 'lt show
oll~ .. ,, w rl- 'n llomP
\\\•chwsd~y fr>r what is b<>lie,·- huildi ng will be taken over by
s ·~rin~ ::\londav. Tu<'sdns. anrl lh<' Di,·ision of F orestry, now
l'd will hl' a n<'·\\. enrollrr;t•nt TC'· stationC'd in the Journa.1ism-c
1r.I. For<>stry building.
Registration, which began
Tuesday. will not be complet·
ed officially until Sept. 22. but
it is oxpected that fall enroll­ment
will substantially exceed
l ast fall's r ecord breakmg 2.065
Fr •Pt 19:-1 t•1 19;0, \SC <'nr<>ll·
Plt'J t jum,><'rl at th<' l' ·t'ta. ular
~a~~· (Jf ulUlL t}Lll ';C(} J.(l (''"I 1.
c;rPt'~ir~ thfl' 1901.r2 rrop of
Lu.nlwr ll ko< tl is ·week were,
e~:n Jng o•h r tllln;:;s. paek~d dor­mitonPs.
n "' buildings comple­t.,
I and undt•r ('Onstruet·on
chaJIPJ gps for a l>roducti>e year
• t I r-tic-ail:. and in thC' lirw uf
" t •, ill<''>, morC' than a little
h< \\ il•lprmt·nt. an•l -abn\·e all,
,t •I in kPlTing \\ith ASC'.· tra-
' 1, m-;-a spirit of frien<llinPss
a In C'oopPration.
I 1 aP <'ffurt to k<'<'P pace with
u•, r < tPntPd housing: de
ll'l- tlc c l!PiW this y•·a· ar-
.a • 1 f 1 ·p :se c.[ t JP Fl1·
' ' • .,d Park Plaza mot "'h
t~ t u l l rc .. ;idf''1t~ t , a ugin< Pt
·arnpu, d >rnlltory f'pace.
Construction also is under­wr:;.
y for a new, spacious Bus­iness
Administration building
behind the Te:::hnoloqy and
Applied Arts Center which was
completed las t spring.
\\'hilt• C' ·pansinn of facilities
., ! campus popuhtion is evi­l
1' p\·prywl-tPre. ASC :s n0t ovt>r-
1 ,, ldt•g intangibks which hav<'
-,rtnr'P Is ucknts fr:>m through-cit
,\rizona and the nation.
.\SC President J. Lawrence
\\' tlh1p touC'hert upo'1 both the
qtangihlC'~ and the tangibles of
,..,, whC'n hC' w<'lr-omerl the fresh­nn
tsud••nts :\lrmday in the
,u litorium.
I woulrl l ikf' to C'hal!C'nge this
1··s to her'>m<> immortal to the
· •rs of ASC by clcvdoping a
Ioo- ,,... f 'f prC'S"r\'ing thC' bnauty
f t' P collPg< an I its far-ilit'C's,
h• IPg up to tt· ·tt s lllgan," he
te•l.
l'' wnnt on 111 sav that th<' slo­,.
r •I 1 hn ~ .. t in hronze and
ut n t1 i · lay '' th the class's
As a t~mporary m£'a.sur<', th'
·nll• gt• also is usi•tg the Flag­'
taif . a•ional (;uard ,\rmory
for a mPn's dormitory until m<'n •
as JgtH'rl tht>rc• C'an find p<'rman­l'nt
ho,hir g in Flagstaff or un­til
, ·ac·arJt'l<'S orcur on campus.
. ovie E~uip.
o nto Use Friday
SPclions of ·Old :\lain,'' form- ThE' fir~t frC'e mo\'ie of the
fl!t81111!1~11 I erly used only for classrooms and ynar and thE' first one tn make
offic's, a lso ar;.o being C'onverted I usc of new equipment recently
to mt''l·s <lormitory rooms. They purchased will be shown tomor­\~;.
ill hl'c·ome a,·ailable later this row night, in the College Union
school year auditorium at 8:00. The movie I Application sfor regular fall Rally Round Th£' Flag, Boys" is
campus housing were filled as a widely-acclaimed comedy cen­early
as July. tE>ring around a small town and
Looking ahead. administration what happens when a missile
ofificals anounrccl that two new base comes to town.
dormitories now being built' on The new equipment consists
th" srJUth Pnd of the campus will of two ('inemascope projeC'tors
be ready for OC'cupancy next fall. an1l a new cinemascope . creen.
Construction of new cia. room AC'cording to Jack Gra\'es, ASASC
buildings and other facilities al- ocial manager, this should al­o
reflect the rapid growth of low C'ont inuo~;s showing of the
ASC. · movie , since there is no stopping
With the completion t his year to change reels. Graves coordin-
1
of thr ultra-modern C'afeteria on a ted the whole vrogram of pro·
the south end of the campus, the ,curring the funds, buying the
college for the first ti'lle in his- equipment, and getting the mov­tory
has two dining halls to ics.
___ ......., handle the increasing load of The two projectors and the
JAMMING 'EM IN _ With their beanies pre· a o;se:nbly pre=ede:d two dayo; of t esting and coun· tudents. screen were made a\·ailable
senting a panorama of blue and gold, freshmen sellng o: what is e'Qected to be the lcuges t class Schedule~ for completion this \through the combinE>d efforts ot
packed the college auditorium Monday morning t:'e hisbry of the C:Jllege. semP ter 1s the new Se t nee the ASASC. the College Union
for their first orientation week assembly. The building on the east side of the Fund, and the Administration.
Welcome to ASC, New Lumberjacks!