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L U M B E R J A C K ARIZONA STATE COLLEGE, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA VOLUME 46 Naval Cadet Team Visits April 24-25 Naval Aviation C adet I n f o r m a tion Team w ill visit ASC on A p r il 24-25 The team w ill "be in the College Union lo b b y between the hours of 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. and will be available to a ll students for the purpose o f counseling them in relation to their m ilita r y future. To become a N a v a l A v ia tio n Cadet, one must ha v e a t le a s t 60 semester hours or 90 q u a rte r hours of college credit, be between the ages o f 18 a n d 25, have 20/20 uncorrected v ision , u nm a rrie d , and pass th e m e n ta l and physical e x am in a tio n s . Four-y ear college men, married or s in gle, with a degree in a n y m a jo r, are eligible for the A v ia tio n O f ficer Candidate P rogram , w h ere by, they m a y receive a direct commission a n d ta k e th e ir f lig h t training as an officer. Students m a y a p p ly f o u r months prior to th e c om ple tio n date of their 60 u n its . Successful Air” for their tra in in g . F o llo w in g cola. Fla., ‘T h e A n n a p o lis o f the ^candidates w ill be sent to Pensa-training the cadet w ill be c o m missioned as a n E n s ig n in the Naval Reserve or as a 2nd L ie u tenant in the M a rin e Corps. Officers from the O ffic e of N a val Officer Procurem ent w ill be here to counsel interested students concerning officer pro- |grams in the U nited States N avy. Council Names Publication Heads Editors and business m a n a g e rs I for student publica tions were ap- 1 pointed by the c o u n c il of Associ-! lated Students th is week following recommendations m a d e by I I the publications board. Editor of th e L um b e rja c k newspaper for next ye a r w ill b e ! Susie Tretow, w ho has been serv- j ing in that c a p a c ity th is year. She is m ajo ring in E n g lis h a n d is a member of Spurs. I Business m a n a g e r for th e newspaper w ill be K e n H am p to n who will succeed D ale Couch. I Hampton is m a jo r in g in educa- | tion. ^ Editor of La Cuesta w ill be [Dick Nothstein w h o w ill succeed Billie Soto. He is a business ad- {ministration m a jo r. Co-business m an a g e rs for L a . Cuesta will be Bob C h iria c o a n d j Vern Gunckel. They 'served L a Cuesta in th a t c a p a c ity d u rin g the present school year. C h iriaco is majoring in business. G u n c k e l is majoring in social science. The publications board is m a d e UP of sponsors o f th e p u b lic a tions Melvin H u tc h in s o n for Lumberjack newspaper a n d N o rman Borg for L a Cuesta a n d th e current editors a n d business managers of b o th p u b lic a tio n s and John Bree, m e m b e r an p o in t-e< 3 by the Associated S tu d e n t . Council. THURSDAY, APRIL 17, l<? 58 NUMBER 21 Famed Shrine Of Ages Choir Present Horae Concert Tonight F am e d 42-voice S h rin e of th e Ages C hoir w i l l present th e ir a n n u a l hom e concert th is e v e n in g a t 8 p . m. in th e C ollege A u d ito r iu m . There is no a dm is s io n fo r college students. The choir w ill b e g in its 25th a n n u a l S p rin g to u r o f th e S ta te M o n da y , A p r il 21, a n d c o n tin u e th ro u g h F rid a y , A p r il 25. The program, in c lu d e s a g ro u p o f religious songs, “O S in g U n to th e Lord, ” H assler; “A lle lu ia , S ong of G lad n e ss, ” 11th c e n tu ry m otet, L u n d q u ie t; “M y H e a rt Is R eady, O G od , ” from P s a lm 108, L ekberg; “Seek N o t A fa r fo r B e a u ty /' from th e poem “E a rth 's C om m o n T h in g s ” ; “B r a z i l i a n P s a lm , ” Burger. t T he m e n ’s cho rus w ill s in g a g ro u p o f songs, in c lu d in g “N ig h t S ong” by Jam e s. J o h n H e n ry fo lk song, a n d "G e t Me to th e C h u rc h on T im e, ” b y Loewe. The M a d r ig a l Singers w ill s in g from th e fo llo w in g : “D id Y ou See M y Love. ” “O h W h a t a Lo v e ly M a g ic H a th Been H e r e ” “B rahm s W altze s, ” “J u s t O n e of Those T hin gs, ” "S ’W o n d e r fu l ” a n d se* le ctio n s from “F a ir L a d y / ’ O th er gro ups b y th e f u l l c h o ir in c lu d e “W a te rs R ip p le ‘ a n d Flow , ” a rra n g e m e n t b y D eem s T aylor; “ F a rm e r a n d th e C o w m a n ” b y Rodgers; “N e lly B ly ” a rra n g em e n t b y R oger W a g n e r ; Five Nursery R h ym e s b y R a lp h H u n te r; a n d “H o ld ’E m Jo e , ” “J a m a ic a M a n , ” “T he L ittle Boy Song , ” a n d “S e n tim e n ta l J o u r ney. 1 CH O IR SOLOISTS: The gro up of soloists featured by the Shrine of Ages Choir on its state tour A pril 21-25 in c lu d e le ft to r ig h t fo llow in g : Front row: Carol Rasmussen, alto, Alice B rinton, soprano. Pat Jongeward. alto; Lucy Brickey, soprano. M idd le row: H uetta Harvey, soprano; D ia n a Dick, soprano; S haro n A lle n, soprano. Back Row: Larry W ittig , baritone; M el S a n d e rs o n tenor; Dave W ill, bass a n d Ron Richardson, first tenor. The soloists w ill perform to n ig ht at 8 p. m . when the Choir presents its a n n u a l home concert in the A uditorium . 786 Students Vote in Primary 786 stud e n ts representing 74% of th e S tu d e n t B ody tu rn e d o ut in th e p r im a ry election W e d n e s day. I n the o utcom e Charles W i l lia m s polled 265 votes a n d C huck P h ilip ia n , 236, for a run-off for ASB president. D efeated were Fred K u h n a n d C al Justice. D ick K a u z la ric took th e vice presidency w it h 591 votes d e fe a tin g Ron Cote. For ASB secretary P a t Jones polled 295 votes a n d S an d ra W i l son, 314, for a r u n off d e fe a tin g I la C hilders. Don B ra d s h aw w o n th e tre asurer po sitio n w ith 385 votes d e fe a tin g Bob Cox. ASC's Second Annual Rodeo Contests Get Underway Wednesday Second a n n u a l all-college rodeo a t ASC, S un day. April 27, w ill get und erw ay w ith pre-rodeo events b e g in n in g on Wednesday, A p ril 23, according to J im H e n derson president of the rodeo club. Western week, starting on W ednesday, w ith a ll students L e ctu re r T a lk s On Dead Sea Scrolls S tudent R e lig io n C ouncil w ill : sponsor Dr. G erald Laure in a n assem bly A p ril 22 a t 2 p. m . at the college a u d ito rium . Dr. Laure w i l l lecture on the “D ead Sea Scrolls” a n d present a n archeological exhibit. He is the Director of the C om m ittee o n the Use a n d U nd e rs ta n d in g of the Bible of the N a tion a l C ouncil of Churches of Christ. Students, fa c u lty and tow nspeople are in v ite d to attend wearing western clothes, opens with a number of novel contests for both men and women stu de nts. O n Thursday, A pril 24, a ! dance w ill be held in th e college u n io n snack bar. J u d g in g o f the; w h iske rino contestants w ill take place a t the dance. The whisker- j ino contest b eg an Feb. 24. A street dance w ill be held Friday evening, A pril 25, on th e j c*ampus in front of Morton H a ll. Novel contests w ill be h e ld dur-: in g the street dance. C row n in g i of the rodeo queen w ill tak e place at th e western d a n c e o n S aturday n ig h t in th e w om en’s gym. The rodeo gets und erw ay a t 1 p. m. S unday, A pril 27, a t th e Fort T uthill rodeo grounds. Prizes w ill be aw arded first place w in ners in each event, plus v ario us other prizes for special events. (Continued on Page 8) Indian Youth Convene Here Second a n n u a l r e g io n a l I n d ia n Y o u th C o u n c il w i l l m e e t on th e c am p u s F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y , A p ril 18 a n d 19, according to M i l ford Sanderson, pre side n t of the re g io n a l In d ia n Y o u th C o un cil. H ig h school a n d c o lle g e s tu dents are expected from A rizo n a, N ew Mexico, Colorado, U ta h, I d a ho, N evada, C a lifo r n ia , a n d poss ib ly S outh D a k o ta a n d O k l a hom a. “The purpose of th ese yo uth c o un c ils, ” Sanderson said, “ is to provide In d ia n y o u th w ith a fo ru m for th e expression of o p in io n on w h atev er phase o f In d ia n a f fa irs seems im p o rta n t. W e r e a lize th a t th is is a very critic al t im e for th e I n d ia n people, a n d w e b elieve e ducated y o uth , d e d icated to service to its tribe, c a n be o f real he lp . ” R e gistra tio n for th e e arly c o m ers to th e m e e tin g w i l l b e g in T hu rsd ay afternoon at 3 p. m . in th e stud e n t u n io n lo b b y . A t 8 p. m .. the delegates w ill be in v i t ed to a tte n d the concert pre se n ted b y th e S hrine of Ages Choir. F rid a y m o r n in g a t 8 a. m . re g is tra tio n w i l l a g a in be in th e a u d ito r iu m lo bb y. From 8: 30 a. m . to 12 noon there w ill be a n a s s em bly in th e co lle g e a u d ito r ium . O n e person from each school w ill speak on I n d ia n affairs. (Continued on Page 8) Soloists in c lu d e D ia n a D ic k , Cottonwood; R o n R ich a rd s o n . Prescott; C a ro l R asm ussen, A lic e B rinton, F la g s ta ff; S h a ro n A lle n . Casa G ra n d e ; L u c ille Brickey, Peoria; Dave W ill, Prescott; L a r ry W ittig , Bisbee; P a t Jo n g ew ard , Y u m a ; H u e tta H arvey, W in s lo w ; a n d K ris D u n fo rd , F la g s ta ff. ( Continued on P age 8) Wreck Theme For School Dance T hem e fo r th e all-school d a nc e S aturda y, 8-12 p. m ., is th e w o m en’s g ym is “ ? W re ck . ” The sophomore class h a s p l a n ned a n ig h t o f f u n g a lo re w ith c a su a l get-up a p p ro priate . C o c k ta il glasses w ill be sold a n d w aite rs w ill serve th e ta b le s w ith o ne’s fa v o rite beverage. M u s ic w i l l be fu rn is h e d b y F r a n k F a rn sw o rth ’s b a n d w it h soloist, D ia n n a D ick. S tag or d ra g th ere is no a d m is sion. Q uests are asked to use th e West e n tra n c e to t h e g ym . S pecial quests a tt e n d in g w ill be delegates of th e A riz o n a H om e E c o nom ics c o n v e n tio n a n d d e le gates of th e R e g io n a l I n d i a n Y o u th C o un cil. H e a d in g th e d ecorations c o m m itte e is B eth B la c k m a n . Posters a n d art w o rk are b y K a r l K irb y a n d J o h n n y M a c k le r. Sponsor is Dr. W ild a P ickett. SUSI E TRETOW Lumberjack E d ito r K EN HAMPTON L u m b e r ja c k Business M anager DICK NOTHSTEIN L aC uesta E ditor VE RN G U N C K E L BOB C H IR IA C O L aC u esta Co-Business M a n a g e r L aC u esta Co-Business M a n a g e r
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Oral history transcripts | L U M B E R J A C K ARIZONA STATE COLLEGE, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA VOLUME 46 Naval Cadet Team Visits April 24-25 Naval Aviation C adet I n f o r m a tion Team w ill visit ASC on A p r il 24-25 The team w ill "be in the College Union lo b b y between the hours of 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. and will be available to a ll students for the purpose o f counseling them in relation to their m ilita r y future. To become a N a v a l A v ia tio n Cadet, one must ha v e a t le a s t 60 semester hours or 90 q u a rte r hours of college credit, be between the ages o f 18 a n d 25, have 20/20 uncorrected v ision , u nm a rrie d , and pass th e m e n ta l and physical e x am in a tio n s . Four-y ear college men, married or s in gle, with a degree in a n y m a jo r, are eligible for the A v ia tio n O f ficer Candidate P rogram , w h ere by, they m a y receive a direct commission a n d ta k e th e ir f lig h t training as an officer. Students m a y a p p ly f o u r months prior to th e c om ple tio n date of their 60 u n its . Successful Air” for their tra in in g . F o llo w in g cola. Fla., ‘T h e A n n a p o lis o f the ^candidates w ill be sent to Pensa-training the cadet w ill be c o m missioned as a n E n s ig n in the Naval Reserve or as a 2nd L ie u tenant in the M a rin e Corps. Officers from the O ffic e of N a val Officer Procurem ent w ill be here to counsel interested students concerning officer pro- |grams in the U nited States N avy. Council Names Publication Heads Editors and business m a n a g e rs I for student publica tions were ap- 1 pointed by the c o u n c il of Associ-! lated Students th is week following recommendations m a d e by I I the publications board. Editor of th e L um b e rja c k newspaper for next ye a r w ill b e ! Susie Tretow, w ho has been serv- j ing in that c a p a c ity th is year. She is m ajo ring in E n g lis h a n d is a member of Spurs. I Business m a n a g e r for th e newspaper w ill be K e n H am p to n who will succeed D ale Couch. I Hampton is m a jo r in g in educa- | tion. ^ Editor of La Cuesta w ill be [Dick Nothstein w h o w ill succeed Billie Soto. He is a business ad- {ministration m a jo r. Co-business m an a g e rs for L a . Cuesta will be Bob C h iria c o a n d j Vern Gunckel. They 'served L a Cuesta in th a t c a p a c ity d u rin g the present school year. C h iriaco is majoring in business. G u n c k e l is majoring in social science. The publications board is m a d e UP of sponsors o f th e p u b lic a tions Melvin H u tc h in s o n for Lumberjack newspaper a n d N o rman Borg for L a Cuesta a n d th e current editors a n d business managers of b o th p u b lic a tio n s and John Bree, m e m b e r an p o in t-e< 3 by the Associated S tu d e n t . Council. THURSDAY, APRIL 17, l 58 NUMBER 21 Famed Shrine Of Ages Choir Present Horae Concert Tonight F am e d 42-voice S h rin e of th e Ages C hoir w i l l present th e ir a n n u a l hom e concert th is e v e n in g a t 8 p . m. in th e C ollege A u d ito r iu m . There is no a dm is s io n fo r college students. The choir w ill b e g in its 25th a n n u a l S p rin g to u r o f th e S ta te M o n da y , A p r il 21, a n d c o n tin u e th ro u g h F rid a y , A p r il 25. The program, in c lu d e s a g ro u p o f religious songs, “O S in g U n to th e Lord, ” H assler; “A lle lu ia , S ong of G lad n e ss, ” 11th c e n tu ry m otet, L u n d q u ie t; “M y H e a rt Is R eady, O G od , ” from P s a lm 108, L ekberg; “Seek N o t A fa r fo r B e a u ty /' from th e poem “E a rth 's C om m o n T h in g s ” ; “B r a z i l i a n P s a lm , ” Burger. t T he m e n ’s cho rus w ill s in g a g ro u p o f songs, in c lu d in g “N ig h t S ong” by Jam e s. J o h n H e n ry fo lk song, a n d "G e t Me to th e C h u rc h on T im e, ” b y Loewe. The M a d r ig a l Singers w ill s in g from th e fo llo w in g : “D id Y ou See M y Love. ” “O h W h a t a Lo v e ly M a g ic H a th Been H e r e ” “B rahm s W altze s, ” “J u s t O n e of Those T hin gs, ” "S ’W o n d e r fu l ” a n d se* le ctio n s from “F a ir L a d y / ’ O th er gro ups b y th e f u l l c h o ir in c lu d e “W a te rs R ip p le ‘ a n d Flow , ” a rra n g e m e n t b y D eem s T aylor; “ F a rm e r a n d th e C o w m a n ” b y Rodgers; “N e lly B ly ” a rra n g em e n t b y R oger W a g n e r ; Five Nursery R h ym e s b y R a lp h H u n te r; a n d “H o ld ’E m Jo e , ” “J a m a ic a M a n , ” “T he L ittle Boy Song , ” a n d “S e n tim e n ta l J o u r ney. 1 CH O IR SOLOISTS: The gro up of soloists featured by the Shrine of Ages Choir on its state tour A pril 21-25 in c lu d e le ft to r ig h t fo llow in g : Front row: Carol Rasmussen, alto, Alice B rinton, soprano. Pat Jongeward. alto; Lucy Brickey, soprano. M idd le row: H uetta Harvey, soprano; D ia n a Dick, soprano; S haro n A lle n, soprano. Back Row: Larry W ittig , baritone; M el S a n d e rs o n tenor; Dave W ill, bass a n d Ron Richardson, first tenor. The soloists w ill perform to n ig ht at 8 p. m . when the Choir presents its a n n u a l home concert in the A uditorium . 786 Students Vote in Primary 786 stud e n ts representing 74% of th e S tu d e n t B ody tu rn e d o ut in th e p r im a ry election W e d n e s day. I n the o utcom e Charles W i l lia m s polled 265 votes a n d C huck P h ilip ia n , 236, for a run-off for ASB president. D efeated were Fred K u h n a n d C al Justice. D ick K a u z la ric took th e vice presidency w it h 591 votes d e fe a tin g Ron Cote. For ASB secretary P a t Jones polled 295 votes a n d S an d ra W i l son, 314, for a r u n off d e fe a tin g I la C hilders. Don B ra d s h aw w o n th e tre asurer po sitio n w ith 385 votes d e fe a tin g Bob Cox. ASC's Second Annual Rodeo Contests Get Underway Wednesday Second a n n u a l all-college rodeo a t ASC, S un day. April 27, w ill get und erw ay w ith pre-rodeo events b e g in n in g on Wednesday, A p ril 23, according to J im H e n derson president of the rodeo club. Western week, starting on W ednesday, w ith a ll students L e ctu re r T a lk s On Dead Sea Scrolls S tudent R e lig io n C ouncil w ill : sponsor Dr. G erald Laure in a n assem bly A p ril 22 a t 2 p. m . at the college a u d ito rium . Dr. Laure w i l l lecture on the “D ead Sea Scrolls” a n d present a n archeological exhibit. He is the Director of the C om m ittee o n the Use a n d U nd e rs ta n d in g of the Bible of the N a tion a l C ouncil of Churches of Christ. Students, fa c u lty and tow nspeople are in v ite d to attend wearing western clothes, opens with a number of novel contests for both men and women stu de nts. O n Thursday, A pril 24, a ! dance w ill be held in th e college u n io n snack bar. J u d g in g o f the; w h iske rino contestants w ill take place a t the dance. The whisker- j ino contest b eg an Feb. 24. A street dance w ill be held Friday evening, A pril 25, on th e j c*ampus in front of Morton H a ll. Novel contests w ill be h e ld dur-: in g the street dance. C row n in g i of the rodeo queen w ill tak e place at th e western d a n c e o n S aturday n ig h t in th e w om en’s gym. The rodeo gets und erw ay a t 1 p. m. S unday, A pril 27, a t th e Fort T uthill rodeo grounds. Prizes w ill be aw arded first place w in ners in each event, plus v ario us other prizes for special events. (Continued on Page 8) Indian Youth Convene Here Second a n n u a l r e g io n a l I n d ia n Y o u th C o u n c il w i l l m e e t on th e c am p u s F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y , A p ril 18 a n d 19, according to M i l ford Sanderson, pre side n t of the re g io n a l In d ia n Y o u th C o un cil. H ig h school a n d c o lle g e s tu dents are expected from A rizo n a, N ew Mexico, Colorado, U ta h, I d a ho, N evada, C a lifo r n ia , a n d poss ib ly S outh D a k o ta a n d O k l a hom a. “The purpose of th ese yo uth c o un c ils, ” Sanderson said, “ is to provide In d ia n y o u th w ith a fo ru m for th e expression of o p in io n on w h atev er phase o f In d ia n a f fa irs seems im p o rta n t. W e r e a lize th a t th is is a very critic al t im e for th e I n d ia n people, a n d w e b elieve e ducated y o uth , d e d icated to service to its tribe, c a n be o f real he lp . ” R e gistra tio n for th e e arly c o m ers to th e m e e tin g w i l l b e g in T hu rsd ay afternoon at 3 p. m . in th e stud e n t u n io n lo b b y . A t 8 p. m .. the delegates w ill be in v i t ed to a tte n d the concert pre se n ted b y th e S hrine of Ages Choir. F rid a y m o r n in g a t 8 a. m . re g is tra tio n w i l l a g a in be in th e a u d ito r iu m lo bb y. From 8: 30 a. m . to 12 noon there w ill be a n a s s em bly in th e co lle g e a u d ito r ium . O n e person from each school w ill speak on I n d ia n affairs. (Continued on Page 8) Soloists in c lu d e D ia n a D ic k , Cottonwood; R o n R ich a rd s o n . Prescott; C a ro l R asm ussen, A lic e B rinton, F la g s ta ff; S h a ro n A lle n . Casa G ra n d e ; L u c ille Brickey, Peoria; Dave W ill, Prescott; L a r ry W ittig , Bisbee; P a t Jo n g ew ard , Y u m a ; H u e tta H arvey, W in s lo w ; a n d K ris D u n fo rd , F la g s ta ff. ( Continued on P age 8) Wreck Theme For School Dance T hem e fo r th e all-school d a nc e S aturda y, 8-12 p. m ., is th e w o m en’s g ym is “ ? W re ck . ” The sophomore class h a s p l a n ned a n ig h t o f f u n g a lo re w ith c a su a l get-up a p p ro priate . C o c k ta il glasses w ill be sold a n d w aite rs w ill serve th e ta b le s w ith o ne’s fa v o rite beverage. M u s ic w i l l be fu rn is h e d b y F r a n k F a rn sw o rth ’s b a n d w it h soloist, D ia n n a D ick. S tag or d ra g th ere is no a d m is sion. Q uests are asked to use th e West e n tra n c e to t h e g ym . S pecial quests a tt e n d in g w ill be delegates of th e A riz o n a H om e E c o nom ics c o n v e n tio n a n d d e le gates of th e R e g io n a l I n d i a n Y o u th C o un cil. H e a d in g th e d ecorations c o m m itte e is B eth B la c k m a n . Posters a n d art w o rk are b y K a r l K irb y a n d J o h n n y M a c k le r. Sponsor is Dr. W ild a P ickett. SUSI E TRETOW Lumberjack E d ito r K EN HAMPTON L u m b e r ja c k Business M anager DICK NOTHSTEIN L aC uesta E ditor VE RN G U N C K E L BOB C H IR IA C O L aC u esta Co-Business M a n a g e r L aC u esta Co-Business M a n a g e r |
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