California Tech, v. 54:17, February 19, 1953

Volume LIV CALIFORNIA TECH California Institute of Technology Pasadena, California, Thursday, February 19, 1953 No. 17 Inter-College-Council dance will feature Freddy Martin Annual championship debate Affair Scheduled for Saturday from 9 to 12 at Ontario Armory; Tickets $2.00 a Couple to be held Friday, Saturday One of the big social events of this term is scheduled for this Saturday evening when Tech and eight other colleges will co- sponsor the Inter-College-Council dance at the Ontario Armory. "Tech hosting thirty western schools Draft dodger test The entertainment will be pro" question to deal with federal FEPC vided by Freddy Martin and his deadline March 9 band with the intermission spot- Advisors now This coming Friday and Saturday, February 20 and 21, All eligible students who in- Caltech will again sponsor its annual championship debate light being held by a four-piece jazz "combo" from Occidental needed in tend to take the April 23 Selective Test tournament. The staid halls of Tech will, as in the past, rever- Service Qualification berate with ad hominum, non sequiter, ignoratio elenchi, and College. The tickets are on sale at $2.00 a couple. last from 9 pm to 12 pm, The dan and preregistration snould llle appication as soon other non-scientific verbal exchanges, according to the director, as possible. Applications and a Dr. Lester McCrery. bulletin of information are avail- more than 700 duos are expected All able at any Local Board. These 300 competitors undergraduate applications must be mailed be- Roth takes UCLA Caltech will be host to approx- to attend. have been requested to pick up The Inter College Council is their pre-registration cards before midnight, March 9, 1953, but imately 300 visiting students students are advised that it is putting on the dance with an speech tourney who will be debating the na- tween February 23 and Febru- to their advantage to get their tional intercollegiate debate eye toward promoting inter-col- lege relations. All costs as well ary 27. The upper class students forms in as soon as possible. First place trophy in men's as all profits will be shared by have been assigned to sections lower division oral interpreta- question, "Resolved That the Congress of the United States the member schools in propor-and advisors. After the student tion was copped by Martin Roth, Should Enact a Compulsory Fair tion to the number of students. has filled in his third term pro- Book exchange Tech freshman, at the Speech Employment Practices Law." The Ontario armory has plenty nearby FREE parking gram according to his assigned Events Tournament held last The debates will begin at 4 pm space for those who attend, and he should have his is rearranged weekend at the University of Friday, and will conclude at ap- California at Los Angeles. proximately the same time Sat- maps will be provided with the card signed by his advisor; then urday. Trophies for winners will tickets, a thoughtful convenience he must return it to 119A Throop The book exchange in the y Roth, a member of Tech's for-be awarded five divisions, which should make the armory before February 27. office has recently undergone a ensic squad and of the school's men's upper, women's upper, easy to find. major overhaul, so that Freshmen 1t Oral Reading Club, also won a men's lower, longer necessary to womens lower, search All freshmen certificate for excellence in oral and Class "B." have been as- through the whole case to find Sailing club signed to sections for the third the desired book. All old texts interpretation at the Santa Bar- Public invited term. Since they are not as- Wast Monday evening the and those that obviously would bara practice tournament last It is to be noted that the pub- signed to advisors for the third not be sold were packed and fall. lic as well as Tech students are members of the Sailing Club term pre-registration, they shipped to the University of In- heartily invited to attend the de- were given a very interesting Talk the techniques of should pick up their pre-registra- donesia, where they should Other Caltech men who took bates. Each debate lasts but an tion cards in 119A Throop be dinghy handling. The speak- prove very useful. part in the UCLA tournament hour, so the audience has am- tween February 23 and Febru- er was Mr. Pete Serrell, the ary 27, Til|them. out, and re The major problem at the mo- last weekend were Gary Boyd, ple opportunity to move on and ment in the book exchange is Ray Orbach, Bill Lindley, My- listen to a variety of speakers. West Coast dinghy handling turn them to 119A Throop by champion. Mr. Serrell offered February 27. The freshmen will getting the money back to those ron Black, John Young, Howard 30 colleges to enter to give some pointers on han- be assigned to option consult- people whose books have been sold. There is now a whole card Berg, Bill Dibble, Ray Price, and Among colleges represented dling to anyone interested, and ants in May for the fall pre- file of "sold" slips for which the Leon Keer. from out of state are Brigham for that purpose he will be at registration. Young University, Carbon Col- money has not been the LAYC moreon Sunday, Aul studenis collected. lege, and Weber College, all of Check up, if you have any books March 8. If a student wishes to change Utah, and University of Arizona down there. a course or section after pre- There is always a larger de- Free films end and Arizona State College, from Interview Schedule registering, he should report to Arizona. California colleges and 119A Throop before the end of mand than supply for books in film classics will include Stan- good condition, weiversiules so get those FEB. ChEN URS Chemical a Midland, Mich this term. If any ford, Santa Barbara, Bakersfield, charges books you never look at down schedule are necessary on a stu- to the Next Monday at 7:30 pm in San Dieso State. Fresno State, Y office. You may ask eMS, PhD /ChE dent's program because the sec- Culbertson the Y will resume its Pomona, Whittier, University of your own price and if the book tions are full or for other rea- series of film classics by show- California at Los Angeles, 1191- sells for that you get all the sons, the student will be noti- wary monev. fied whenever possible. Any stu- Bread" movies, "Our of Southern California, by and Pepperdine, Los Angeles State, dent who does not expect to at- Madeline, King Vidor, U.P.A. cartoon. Los Angeles City, Long Beach tend the Institute next fall is requested to leave that informa- Operation greer.house There will be no charge for ad- States, Long Beach City, Loy- mission. ola, Occidental, Compton, Valley, East Pasadena tion in room 119A Throop. Questions Operation Greenhouse, the "Our Daily Bread" surveys the Angeles official AEC movie release cov- problem of unemployment and City College, Pasadena Naza- Any student having any ques- ering the Eniwetok atom blast, advocates a return to the land rene, Redlands, San Bernardino FRIDAY tions regarding his section or will be shown next Monday possible solution. Al- Valley, Upland, and of course contucts in nis courses should at 11 o'clock in 010E. one The though this is not a timely sub- California Institute of Technol- American Aviation 2222 see Mrs. Duff in room 119A movie has been pieced to- Throop. ject in this country, it should ogy. The pre-registration gether from the best shots ob- Increase ones understanaing or unemployment problems Tech has 14 debaters card should not be held out after tained by The thousands the Caltech will enter seven teams Research February 27 without special per- cameras which were trained which do exist in a large part in the tournament, a on the blast. number of the world at this time. nterviewers Reve 1a159101 which is exceeded by only five ChE, ME. Positions "TUESDACh pho, ph Vote for meis we reading of the other competing schools. Tech debaters in the tournament are Tom Bergeman, Jim Short, Bill Lindley, Myron Black, Miles Nesman, Ray Orbach, Bob Mich. course furnished Ryle, Martin Roth, Jim Enright, Howard Berg, Gary Boyd, Bill President Dr. Weir announced last week Dibble, Ray Price, and John didate whom you know is the that the 18-week reading course Young. Next Thursday you, the stu- best representative of you, the started last term has been com- dent body, will again go to the student body. You must choose pleted, and the results are quite polls tO choose your President. ASCIT the man in whom each of you gratifying. The freshmen who Campus Calendar as a cancidale roi place complete confidence took the course did so of their this office, I fully realize the! and faith as your delegate to THURSDAY, FEB. 17- own free will, and had scored 12:00 importance of the ASCIT presi-the student - faculty relations in the lowest quarter of the dency as well as the duties and committee, the alumni associa freshman class in a series of Energy Commissión responsibilities that are involved tion, and the intercollegiate three speed and comprehension 6:00 Soung DuditorMa, lodge THURSDAYS ph, THURSDAY holding this position. J rec- council, and as director of your tests. At the conclusion of the FRIDAY, FEB. 20- ognize the merits and qualities $10,000 a year corporation. This speed-up course, those who had 930 Varsity Tennis vs. Loyola at PhD/Ch, that must be incorporated into man must have the ability to finished it were tested again and General Electric. SATURDAY, FEB. 21- a potential student body presi. meet other people and to make it was found that their speed den,t and feel that I meet them. 7:00 decisions, and above all he must and comprehension had gone up NartX Biketball vs. L.A. State search Research When you select vour Presi have the ability to lead. He as high as the top quarter in FEB. 22- fuels dent you want to select the can-' SUNDAY, 8:00 (Continued on Page 2) the first tests. lamber Dabney Music Concert, Page Two CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, February 19, 1953 Politics? At last Thursday's assembly there occurred what is prob- ably one of the most important events in the school ASCIT nominations. It is sort of strange, year: then, that there were more people on the stage in Culbertson than there were in the audience. Stranger yet is the fact that so many offices have only one candidate. These men whom we elect will have control over a lot of our money and are at least as important as any faculty board connected with students. During next week's election we should all vote for the men we want in office. Read all the campaign promises that are in this issue. They tell who to vote for and why. California Tech Pu ist except during examinations a CAMPUS holday except during 1201 East California Street, Technolog Cal Subscription rates: $1.50 per year fornia, under the he post o-cle in asadeNay Act of "March 5, 1879 Offices: Lower Fleming BREWINS membe Associated Collegiate Press Ron EDITOR, EdiSTAR Chief Managing Edito ..Kal Kristense Feature • Editor ..Chek-Beut News Editor LETTERS VOTE FOR ME For all men love good food, ley, and Deveney concluded that -Jim Crosb wien caitol -Dil Garche (Continued from Page 1) good wine, and sex. the game of hearts does not im- News Staff Dave Cantor Darrell Fl To The Editor: should be a well-rounded indi- Aristotle prove with altitude and dejected- Copy Staff on round, Re Gordoi Not long ago the Tech pub- in student gov- great oracle (hears all, ly returned to Tech muttering Mary Biensto r lished an editorial about the hu-ernment, student organizations sees all, knows nothing): Dave something about not having chines library. This editorial and social activities as well as Cantor has just come forth with fourth for bridge. The Beak's Tom Movius 5, Walt sports, and possessing an acute the following dire comment on pity genterner who find CUrt Michael, Dave inspired me to find out a little Photographer awartiess of the more about the library opera-the problems "Eisen- nothing' better to do at Arrow- Sport Staff tion. ASCIT. of the state of the union, hower hasn't even been in two head than play bridge. Editors... I feel qualified to execute the mon uns yet the price of gaso- Gad! The first and foremost job of duties as your student body line is already going up." Will For the benefit of those who reature wrters the numerilles be library should President because of my high sex be next, Dr. Cantor? could find nothing better to do undergraduate with the F-84 than park it in hotographe experience Fluid flow needs. This should cover recre- body offices as well as my par- Phil Bates and fiance were front of Col Small's house we WriterS hief duord ledains as well as read ticipation in student activities honored at a reception Sunday, offer the following Trom the AÏ Haire, ing for humanities courses. The here at Tech. My participation wallen spirit | New Yorker: BUSINESS STAFF faculty can find it much easier in frosh football and baseball, Business Manager ..Chuck Benjamir should. All of Ricketts which "French woman aviator sets than the student to visit more new record for sex in Jet." Business ....Phil Bates varsity soccer and baseball, cadet ROTC, was not high in the mountains Circulation Manager ....George Johnstor extensive libraries in the Pasa- commander of the was high there. -Washington Times Herald dent area whenever they desire junior class vice-president, mem- was interest. To the student living activities Beavers, house high there. Easton And Robert Last week Ralph Miles, in Two weeks ago all was love and a book which is not of student iber or ine a10 was still sober enough sheer aesperaton, tried calling 1 kisses God knows what on-campus the humanities have enabled me to to remember the newly learned seven difterent girls in an et else from the way he tells it) gain insight of the brary provides the only conveni- problems that must be faced by dictum, fort to get a date for the week-but last Saturday night she had the the female member of the doomed end. It was all to no avail. for To Dreak her date with him- ent opportunity for leisure read- ASCIT government in by Thus when confronted he wound up as womanless as she was being that ing. In meeting this undergrad- Illailled coming year. Myrna, he, with his usual when he started. But, 1t. seens night to some other guy. Says uate need the library seems to sincere v believe that 1 am effervescence, muttered the that Stefanides and Vartanian Alex "I don't mind so mucr be falling down. the candidate that you will be never- to - be - forgotten afterwards managed to get hold The major trouble in this rec-looking for next Thursday, and "Uhhh," her getting married to some from which we hope of the phone number of one of body else, but how in the hell reational reading need seems to (Continued on Page 4) the betrothed couple will gain the girls that he had called. did she make up her mind sc be caused by the wreschl pur- chasing system. Under the pres- great comtort and joy in the They called her up, got her on damned fast?" which there is almost no de years to come. Dick Brown was the line, and then got Ralph to ent system the department ap-mand. also prominent among those de- the phone saying that he had propriates a certain amount for What I propose is a fairly termined to prepare for a pos-phone call. Not quite under not to MUSICAI buying books. The books are large portion of the appropria- sible coming drought, standing the plot, he asked her then requested or members of tion be set aside in a general Morgue Ogilvie. who she was. She came back SHORTS the faculty and approved by the library fund, out of which the The altitude was not the only quickly with, "Well, you talked by Stanley Grotch department head. This plan is librarian would make purchases to me already this afternoon; reason those at the mountain working well for reading in those fields in which there party were high. Hunt Small's you must have called an awful Last Saturday many Ameri the humanities course, but war student interest and in contribution supplemented the lot of girls." Ralph spent the cans heard for the first time where it falls down is in the Igor Stravinsky's new opera which the library seemed to be mountain's. Going to even great- rest of the afternoon picking up nea of pleasure reading. The lacking. This pian would do a heights, Tyson and Rocchio pieces of broken jaw and teeth "The Rake's Progress." student interest very often is was somewhat amazed much better job of meeting stu- off the floor. So far as we know are singing the praises of Straw- Ulit divergent from that of the fac- From the beginning dent needs without any addi- berry Peak, although when he still hasn't figured out which I hrace resulting in the purchase tional expenditures. of a great number of books for asked about the view, comment- one she was. myself to bear the onslaught o -Dick Lawrence ed little. Stags Schroeder, Bai- The Og diabolical dissonance which Monday night Happy-boy Ogil- most peopie associale with all vie came back from a rather modern composition However Attention June Graduates damp off-campus party. It must there soon proved to be littl have been mighty foggy There for these tears GOODYEAR AIRCRAFT CORPORATION because he was flying on instru- There were very few section ments for the rest of the night that we associate with being We think his gyro tumbled. Also, typically Stravinsky. Many INTERVIEWING FEBRUARY 25, 1953 we have a question for Morge: the solo arias were beautifu Who has hair on whose chest? melodies reminiscent of Pucinni What else, Alex? The majorty of the Englisl Alex Ozeroff is learning the libretto was easily hard way. He has been going able. understand Eugene Conley, Hilde Gue Representatives of Goodyear Aircraft Corporation, Akron, Ohio, will be on rather steadily with a girl from and Blanche Thebom per your campus to interview seniors and graduate students in the following Oxy for the past three months. formed their somewhat difficul The orchestra technical study: background was quite differen Your Nearest Camera Shop from T.ne famous Stravinsk: compositions, "Firebird Suite • MECHANICAL • AERONAUTICAL • ELECTRICAL ALVIN'S and ""Le Sacre du Printemps. rhythms • INDUSTRIAL syncopated • METALLURGICAL • CIVIL dissonant harmonies of • ELECTRONICS • ENGINEERING • MATHEMATICS PHOTO Sacre are seldom heard in th more subdued Rake. It will cel • PHYSICS SHOP tainly take many more hearing to determine whether the oper wil bcome a member of th standard repertoire, but For opportunities in: Everything for the Photographer lieve it has all the attribute necessary for the attainment o Design-Complete lighter and heavier-than- PERSONALIZED ects having both military and non mili- that position. aircraft and components, airframes, power PHOTO This week end, opera enthus plant installations; controls; hydraulics; FINISHING asts will get an excellent chanc Plant Engineering-Light heat power ap- to review the relative merits c electronic systems; fuel cells, canopies, plication including machine design. opera in English vs. opera wheel and brakes, etc. 914 East California the original language. 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It might prove embar- (Continued from Page 2) rassing for the owner of one of | (KEC A11:00 AM), the Metro- Since the war, a constantly in- "World War III in Retrospect," these powerful automobiles to politan will broadcast Pucinni's triginal a complete, scientific, "La Boheme" in the have been imported to this coun have an M.G. run away from logical history of the next world him a mountain road. Italian Sunday (KNXT 1:30 on PM) Omnibus will present the war illustrated with 16 illustra- Detroit has taken notice of this Skylark costs $5500; a Jaguar same work in Howard Dietz's costs $4100. new English translation. After in pocket form at a tenth the Also featured will be stories American sports cars. seeing Omnibus' excellent pro- by Clifford D. Simak, Raymond Buick, and Packard, to name but The Cadillac El Dorado is a Lauetion of "Die Hiedermaus"| This original novel opens with Z. Tooker. a few, are offering this type of $9000 convertible. The most out-am looking forward to this new a dying man admitted to a hos. Frank Belknap Long, and oth- standing difference 1t production. A sports car is a vehicle de. and a regular convertible is the name but yet evidently not dy- This Saturday's radio cast includes cause that medical science can rials, probably before the sixth signed slight slope of the doors. Jan Peerce and Victoria de Los is hardly worth $4000. It might Angeles. Sunday's television cast words, at present. i need Mot be noted here that the competi-is headed by Bryan Sullivan. thereafter a woman slips in to second cover will he be a convertible, but must have tion model of Mercedes (the car murder him. The tale that fol- Schmoburg; while the third will lights, starter, etc., so that it lows is a combination science- by Frank R. may be used for everyday trans-ican Road Race) sells for $7500 with a reporter be Paul. which placed 1, 2, 3 in the Mex wald tonitioni Advernsemem Movies portation. Although a sports car who eye-witnessed the murder may be large-as is the Cunning in Los Angeles. backtracking the woman to dis- ham-it must be The Buick Skylark and Cadil- cover the haploids, an artificial- Heinlein is being tiate a turn at high speed with lac El Dorado ate certainly ly created race of women. producing the wet-sponge sporty cars. They probably have Not mentioned in the book is It is rumored that George Pal wonderful pick-up on Hollywood VOTE for the fact that the author did con-will produce After Worlds Buick Skylark uses a Blvd. Their acceleration is prob siderable medical research for lide, a much better story than stock Roadmaster chassis and a ably all right, too. the novel, to show (at least to the first of the series. Conquest The Mercedes 300-SL and Jag- his own satisfaction) that hap-of Space, the Bonestall Ley, col- body. This HAENGGI speed and uar XK-120 are sports cars. The and loids are quite possible. The vol laboration would supposedly be ume is dedicated to the doctor next. fair pick-up (that is, accelera- differences self-evident. There is nothing wrong with who created the first haploid. KELLY From the hospital, the wom- tle Go to Heaven. Triangle has been retitled Girl sporty cars. They are the ideal in Trouble. If this indicates what toys an's trail leads to a hastily de- Robots will supposedly circle of millionaire's sons. An serted laboratory and the the Capitol in flying saucers in think it does, another good object worthy of derision, how. faint glimmerings of truth about story has been carefully ruined ever, is the attitude of the sales for the haploids—a race apart. Sohl Abbott and Costello Go to Ve- man that these are sports cars. Theodore Sturgeon's A God in To note the difference, place a has done a competent job of giv-nus, instead of Mars, will prob- ing a brand-new twist to a Garden is being filmed for TV. Cadillac and a Mercedes on any Big T Business Mgr. old theme, a twist that is pains- News Notes road or track, with equally com The reprint SF mag Tops in takingly built within the frame- petent drivers, and see what hap Science Fiction may be discon- work of modern medical experi- own Donovan's Brain, and Dar- pens. It is quite improbable that tinued (I hope.) At least there the experiment will not be suc- mentation. It is also refreshing science-fiction because the usu- mak's The Face of the Deep are no plans for the second issue. cessful. al trappings of Famous for Spaghelli, Pizza and Raviola bems, tractor beams, and galactic wars, are absent. The time Temple's story Four - Sided and place is here, today. 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Test CAMELS for 30 days for MILDNESS and FLAVOR! "MAKA BETTA PI" HOUSE WILL BE THE CLASSIEST ON THE CAMPUS! THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY Camel is America's most popular cigarette-leading all other brands by billions! Camels have the two things smokers want most-rich, full flavor and cool, cool mildness.. pack after pack! Try Camels for 30 days and see how mild, how flavorful, how thoroughly enjoyable they are as your steady smoke! GAME MORE PEOPLE SMOKE CAMELS than any other cigarette! Page Four CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, February 19, 1953 VOTE FOR ME... (Continued from Page 2) ASCIT President. Respectfully, -Donald Hook works with the faculty and short, your President represents in the Freshman and Sophomore Inter-House Council. In this ca- you as a student body both here years. if selected as your student body pacity he works to coordinate at Tech and outside. Your President must be capa- president, ble giving the I pledge my full ef- your interests with those of the To do this job efficiently your other members of the Board. As Ath- forts toward the betterment of Your ASCIT President pre- faculty, other schools and the President be capable of sides over the Board of Direc- public. Further, your letic, Manager of the ASCIT I President controlling the gavel so that the student body, and I prom- Jave occasion to organize Tors. in ire cabacily called upon your accom pusnea ise to uphold the dignity and WOrK be a number of events and I'm fa- to develop a policy which rep- as repre- sentative to speak before new have had experience high traditions expected of the resents you. Your President students and outside groups. In with this miliar with the organization and task as president of my class problems of our student govern-ment. WILL THIS SUIT FIT YOU? Your President must have good grasp of the ideas of those outside the Student Body. As a member of the ICC, Student Faculty Relations Committee and Athletic Council I have good understanding of the ob- jectives and ideas of these bodies. Only too well do I realize the liberalness of our fac- ulty, and as President I would surve to conunle the coopera- tion that exists now. Your President must have the desire to incite the other mem- bers of the board to do an outstanding job. The BOD IS 1lkE any other team and without encouragement and interest it will 211. The other members of the If you can make the grade, you can fly the latest, hottest, fanciest jobs in the air- Board look up to the President for encouragement and aid when presenting a program ideas. or new Only too easily will this enthusiasm and originality stop flow President to show interest. This enthusiasm and originality is a 'neces-sity for an active ASCIT and as President I would do all in my power to keep it alive. Foremost, your President must have the desire to represent you. As a result of my con- lacks witn you in class, on the field and elsewhere I feel that I have a pretty good idea of what you desire as student body. As your President I would continue encourage ex- pression of your ideas and thorough discussion of them, for in and do it within no other way can I be sure that the Board is representing you. These are the principles that I believe in and that I will work one year. for if you make me President. With these principles and my experience I will do my best to be worthy of John Gee's shoes. I have a sincere desire to work wiln you and the Board as a team to give the ASCIT that extra spark which make this coming year especially outstanding for all. If you be- lieve in these your principles, put vote after Moose Hender- son for Student Body President. I won't let you down! -Moose Henderson IT TAKES a good, tough, serious guy to wear the gear of an Aviation Cadet. But if you can measure up, here's your chance to get the finest in aviation training— training that equips you to fly the most modern airplanes in the world and prepares you for responsible executive positions, both in military and commercial aviation. It won't be easy! Training discipline for Aviation Cadets is rigid. You'll work hard, study hard, play hard -especially for the first few weeks. But when it's over, you'll be a pro-with a career ahead of you that will take you as far as you want to go. You graduate as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Air Force, with pay of $5,300.00 a year. And this is only the beginning-your opportunities for advancement are un-limited. ARE YOU ELIGIBLE? To qualify as an Aviation Cadet, you must have completed at least two years of college. This is a minimum requirement—it's best if you stay in school and graduate! In addition, you must be between 19 and 26½ years, unmarried, and in good physical condition. YOU CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN PILOT OR AIRCRAFT OBSERVER If you choose to be an Aircraft Observer, your training will be in Navigation, Bombardment, Radar Operation or Aircraft Performance Engineering. New Aviation Cadet Training Classes Begin Every Few Weeks! HERE'S WHAT TO DO: 1. Take a transcript of your college credits and a copy of your birth certificate to your nearest Air Force Base or Recruiting Station. Nil out the apprcation tey give you. 2. If application is accepted, the Air Force will arrange for you to take a physical examination at government expense. 3. Next, you will be given a written and manual aptitude test. 4. If you pass your physical and other tests, you will be scheduled for an Aviation Cadet training class. The Selective Service Act allows you a four-month deferment while waiting class assignment. You, the student body, are doubtless familiar with the general purposes and services of the student government, but certain aspects of the ASCIT President's work nevertheless merit restatement and emphasis. Your President functions primarily as a coordinator of the various operations of the ASCIT government and your representative to those persons in the faculty and certain other outside organizations who are partcularly terested in your affairs. in-These matters demand of the President a great deal of his time and a serious attitude to his work. The total ASCIT yearly budget is about $11,000, $17.50 of which each of you contributes. This is big business, and it is impera-(Continued on Page 5) Where to get more details: Visit your nearest Air Force Base or Air Force Recruiting Officer. Or write to: Aviation Cadet, Headquarters, U.S. Air Force, Washington 25, D. C. U.S. AIR FORCE LANE JEWELERS JEWELRY and GIFTS All Watch Repair Checked and Timed on An Electric Timing Machine 885 EAST COLORADO ST. SY. 3-1853 Formerly Binley's ****** ★ **** *** Thursday, February 19, 1953 CALIFORNIA TECH Page Five VOTE FOR ME .. the California Tech and signs ally acquainted, I promise this: tion the size of the ASCIT. the budget and representing the (Continued from Page 4) posted along the walls during That if you see fit to elect me, Because of the diversity of student body. tive that your ASCIT officers, as exam time. I will work to fulfill the duties the problems, you must choose In order to protect the serv managers of the corporation, per- These are the things the Vice-of the office to the best of my the next ASCIT Secretary care- form their duties President does. I can only ices which are offered to the say ability, and will persevere to fully. If I am your choice I can student body, ne and efficiently. As presiding of- that I hope to continue the dis- maintain the high standards set only promise to try to attain must allocate the available funds for athletic ficer of the board, the President guished performance made by oy the previous Secretaries. the degree of perfection enjoyed awards, ASCIT social functions must be fully aware of the du- have held the job Thank you! by the two ASCIT Secretaries I campus publications, and yet re ties, capabilities, and actions of before me. With your —John Weisner have known, to treat the records (Continued on Page 6) on the board. Be-tion, I believe I can keep the of the ASCIT as if they belonged cause the President is the pri- Honor System in its present po- mary contact of the student body sition of respect and maintain The man to my own business, and to keep you elect to De the student body informed about WILM the faculty and the out-the Charities Drive as the an- ASCIT Secretary will have as ASCIT proceedings. side world, he introduces a good nual success It is now. much or more responsibility as —John Merrill portion of the business at board -George Johnston any man on the BOD except the meetings. He must channel the President himself. He must not ASCIT Treasurer discussion to the most important Secretary only keep all the contemporary When you vote for a candidate points of each problem and take records of the ASCIT govern- you should first consider the re- The Secretary of the student the responsibily for their soru but he must be an ex- quirements of the office. Beyond tion. body is a very busy person. His pert on the past records of both the somewhat mechanical duties To realize the importance aubes are to assist the trest- governing bodies, the Board of of bookkeeping and check-writ- the aspect of representation. the dent, to record the proceedings Directors and the Board of Con-ing, It IS important that your of the Board of Control and the trol. full scope of the President's ac- uvinies 1a1sT ne scan. Board of Directors, and to be in Treasurer be capable per- Caltech Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS Dependable Registered Pharmacists FOUNTAIN BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER 882 East California Street SY camore 2-2101 Pasadena 1, California In addition to this he must be forming his function of planning charge of all student body rec- tion to meeting with the Board intimately acquainted with the ords. He handles the ASCIT cor- of Directors, the ICC, the Board constitution of the student body of Control. and the Student- resounderce ards a memser or -the By-laws, and the Resolu- Faculty Relations Committee, the Student - Faculty Relations tions to the By-laws. All this be- THE PLACE TO GO FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW the President Committee. It is also his job to represents Tne sides keeping up with the nor- publish the "Report to the Stu-mal correspondence dent Body," and to post notices dida book dent body to the Deans and to work connected with a corpora- of all ASCIT board meetings and Voget and Cathey's any visitors to the campus. decisions. Student's Day, Parent's Day, and at frosh camp, he is called I am submitting my name be- upon to make welcoming or ex- cause I sincerely wish to serve planatory speeches. Few know that the people you. I have met many of you interhouse President also in meets with the Alumni Board various sports, and in arulyller. But 25 Years-Serving Techmen Same Location Carl's Caltech Barbers On California St. Near Lake Men's Store 459 E. Colorado, Pasadena of Directors, yet this group is whether or not we are person- extremely important to. you. The donation of the forthcom- ing swimming pool by the alumni is probably the best example of the help you Cal outside aid that has direct contact with the student body. The job of expressing student needs and views to a group such as this demands warsalle man possessing tact, discretion, and maturity, who is well versed in THE DU PONT DIGEST public relations activities. well - coordinated student government and serious, mature representative can directv benefit you, the voter. I believe and my supporters believe that my previous experience outside Cal-tech and my present member- ship on the Board of Directors, the Student - Faculty Relations Committee, and in the Beavers will quality me to perform the President's ordinary responsibilities and have further given me axud Kiowicase necessary to impart to the office of President the dignity and maturity which wins the respect of the ASCIT from all of those we con-tact. JOB WITH A FUTURE supervising Production Varied experiences in a Du Pont chemical plant fit young engineers for higher responsibility Bill Autrey Vice-President Besides the regular activities of membership on the Board of Directors, the office Vice- President carries with it three specific duties. The first of these is the Chairmanship of the Consolidated Charities Drive, which is now progress. the Vice-President It is up to See Cald u ths drive is a success in helping the organizations which are included in its appeal. The sec- ond job of the Vice-President is to head the Honor Point Com- This is perhaps a more routine job than the others. Fi-naily, as you know, the Vice- President is Chairman of the Board of Control. In this ca- pacity, he can increase student awareness of the Honor System through occasional messages in As was pointed out in the last issue of the Digest, Du Pont's many product lines afford men interested in production supervision experience in a wide variety of operations. For a better idea of what the work involves, let's consider a specific case - the production of "Mycoban" sa-dium and calcium propionates, inhibitors used by bakeries to extend the mold-free life of bread and other baked goods. Many of the problems encountered in the manufacture of "Mycoban" are similar to those arising in the manufacture of any Du Pont chemi-cal. There is the same continuing effort to improve quality, while cutting costs through the better use of equipment, instrument controls and raw materials. The supervisor works hand in hand with the plant technical section toward these goals. He also keeps himself informed on technological and economic trends affecting production and sales, finds explanations for out-of-line costs, and prepares plans and estimates for increasing production. Such work obviously calls for a sound technical background. In ad-dition, however, considerable administrative ability is needed. A supervisor must be able to supervise. His duties include keeping people under him informed about long-range Production Supervisor Robert B. McCue B.S. West Virginia 38, and plant laboratory shut-leaderJ.t. guarles, B.S. in Ch. E., , Lehigh '38, discuss analysis of a product sample. changes in company policy and assuming responsibility for their safety ana morale. The unusual problems encountered in 'Mycoban" production are largely due to the seasonal nature of its sales. Its greatest use is in the hot, humid months, or from late spring to early fall. For this reason: 1. Production and warehouse inventories of "Mycoban" must be carefully balanced against sales forecasts. The supervisor gathers necessary background information for this op-eration. 2. Production needs, including man-power, equipment and materials, must likewise be planned to meet sales forecasts. 3. Maintenance, including a yearly hydrostatic test of the plant, must be scheduled with the plant maintenance supervisor for the minimum interference with peak-season pro-duction. Emergency maintenance must be kept down by carefully planned preventive maintenance. As you can see, production supervisors have a broad field of activity at Du Pont. The experience gained in this job will prepare an ambitious man for advancement to positions of still higher responsibility. ④ TOULL WANI to read Chemical n gineers at Du Pont. Explains oppor- Tunities research. develonment. Nemours Building, Wilmington, Del Dino's ITALIAN INN THE BEST OF ITALIAN FOODS MODERATELY PRICED Daily 4:30 to 2. sun. 1p.m.-2a.m. Home of the Popular Minestrone "Don't Miss Dino's Pizza" Process Control Engineer W L. Morgan (at left), B.S. in Ch., West Virginia Wesleyan '37, observes packing characteristics of «Mvcoban" powder as it comes from the loading hopper BETTER THINGS FOR BETTER LIVING •.. THROUGH CHEMISTRY Listen to "Cavalcade of America," Tuesday Nights on NBC-See It Every Other Wednesday on NBC TV Page Six CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, February 19, 1953 VOTE FOR ME .. office and and I think I'll re- conscientiousness in my hand- part of his job is in representing between the (Continued from Page 5) mind you of some of the im- ling Tech the school in the Inter-College iment and the ASCIl. He is a tain an economy of operation. portant points that he brought during the Council and in the Student-Fac- member of the Board of Direc I believe that I can up. The annual budget of the eral years I worked in the busi- ulty Relations Committee compe- tors and the Inter-College Coun- ASCIT exceeds $10,000 per year ness distriet of New York and tently perform this duty and I have been active in student cil, where he represents your in- and must be allocated wisely have considerable experience in life as Frosh class Athletic Man-terests. He takes charge of the also represent your student and efficiently. Besides this one dealing with business men of all ager and as a member of the of the fall sports banquet and body. I have lived both off-cam- eye on the bank account, the kinds. pus and in the houses and feel Treasurer must keep track Board of Control. In these ca the awards assembly. He also is of Remember, that you won't go that have sufficient back- pacities I have been able to ob-responsible for the studen current student affairs since he wrong next Tuesday when you ground in campus activity to ac- serve the workings of the stu that is a members of the Board of vote for Ron Ratney for ASCIT managers, seeing curately the dent body organizations. Also I their job is properly done represent you Directors and a member of the Treasurer. have shown my interest in ath Naturally you're going to want Board of Directors and the Stu- Student - Faculty Relations Com- dent-Faculty Relations Commit- -Ron Ratney letics by earning awards in foot- a guy who really wants to work One who will see that you have best athletic program pos- I think it should be sort of Well, here's one who sin evident that if I didn't want the The most important duty of cerely wants the ioo and job of Treasurer and didn't think the Athletic Manager is his rep- Manager of the ASCIT for I feel promises that you will have the resentation of the student body His I have the interest and ability best possible program. He has received a letter in football and think that I have shown the im- who is now the ASCIT Treas portant qualifications urer, outlined the duties of the mon sense, good judgment and interest in athletics is a prime is a member of the track team, bringing In BOD meetings he is one of ni IT. contact with the athletic organization at Tech. But what's most important is that he is willing to serve arse fairs of the student body, but he ASCIT for the coming year. One you, student body, as best important job in this governing he can. Who is this guy? Why can ofter you these amazing results and spring sports assembly and must distribute athletic awards. Grieser I know a vote for Ray Grieser ordinate the student activities Athletic Manager will be greatly appreciated. Present a Student Body -Ray Grieser gain in shoulders 3" received body weight waist 3" thighs 1½" body weight Guaranteed results in 60 days Open 6 days a week afternoons and evenings PASADENA BOWLING COURTS Pool and Billiard Tables 970 East Colorado Open Hen quartersoof Caltech. Bowlers "stitanto date botore 6 P.M "LEAVE IT-" ''WE DO IT." sa. 8am. to 6:30 tб:8:30 p.m. LAKE AVE. WASH-OUT 63 S. LAKE AY SYcamore 2-0687 alifornia Pazadens 1 of In painting class the rule is this s You'll never find a flaw If like a Lucky Strike you're free And easy on the draw! Richard H. Brenneman University of Pittsburgh I like a boy who's lots of fun-On this you can rely; There's something else i also like-A Lucky smoking guy! Carolyn Wecke Oklahoma Universit possible work with extremely known Nothing-no, nothing beats better taste. and LUCKIES TASTE BETTER! Cleaner, Fresher, Smoother! Ask yourself this question: Why do I smoke? You know, yourself, you smoke for enjoyment. And you get enjoyment only from the taste of a cigarette. Luckies taste better-cleaner, fresher, smoother! Why? Luckies are made better to taste better. And, what's more, Luckies are made of fine tobacco. L.S./M.F.T.-Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco. So, for the thing you want most in a cigarette... for better taste-for the cleaner, fresher, smoother taste of Lucky Strike... Be Happy-Go LUCKY! As the study. that Caltech and Man election next Thursday. -Jim Adams requtres perience, origi- ranging social , frosh for my My has given Freshman Doakes is campus king-An honor key he's wearing; He won it proving Luckies best By tearing and comparing! Arthur Distasio Northwestern University unlimited of chuckles If elected, dance. I also as a firm advocate of an extended blind-date service. I promise to visit each house (Continued on Page 7) LUCKY STRIKE IT'S TOASTED CIGARETTES COLLEGE STUDENTS PREFER LUCKIES IN NATION-WIDE SURVEY! Nation-wide survey based on actual student interviews in 80 leading colleges reveals more smokers prefer Luckies than any other cigarette by a wide margin. No. 1 reason-Luckies' better taste. Survey also shows Lucky Strike gained far more smokers in these colleges than the nation's two other principal brands combined. OAT. Co PRODUCT OF The American Tobaceo Company AMAEZICAS LEADINO MANUFACTURER OF CIOARETTEA CLY SAFE AND SAVE For reservations or courte ous information on all low price airlines call your loca agent. CONSOLIDATED TICKET AGENCY 16 SO. RAYMOND, PASADENA SY 6-0288 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICI Thursday, February 19, 1953 CALIFORNIA TECH Page Seven Tech jumps back into 2nd place Sagehens slaughtered 68-53 4 games left, sweep expected BEAVER SPORTS CIT Score 89, lose *Chapman next Chambers hot Oxy Wednesday The Tech cagers moved back Tech moves into the final two into second place in the torrid weeks of SCIC campaigning with SCIC race. Two things enabled the Shymen to do this. First high hopes of taking all four Interhouse Sports games. The easiest of the quar- was the narrow win of Whittier over Oxy, 63-60. Second was the defeat of the ewily weth he say gute Throop cops I.H. track hapless Pomona Chapman five. Chapman has al- Sagehens at the hands of Tech, 68-53. w nittler place by cinched first pray ate ta Soley ans one Fleming closes on Dabney practically all SCIC virtue of their win of the roughest will be with L.A. by Benji and now have a 60 record. Po- State this Saturday there at 8:15. 13220 Ker mona bagged last place and have L.A. State Throop vedten such Club breezed by all a 0-6 record. teams as Loyola and Santa Bar- comers in the Interhouse Track Tech leads neel feld ast saturddy as its Starting the game as though Oxy Victory Seen sophomore sensation Don Tay. Sto 「11台 they do lose, Pomona The big game is with Oxy at lor took individual honors. Flem- hit for one field goal in the first PCC Wednesday at 8:15. A win ing held on gamely but couldn't quarter and Tech led 18-5. This over them would as- overtake the front-runners; virtually proved to be the margin of vic- sure Tech of second place. We Ricketts, Dabney, and tory and from then on the mar- did beat them last time out, were also-rans. Kaise Abbot lett gin of points did not change vou remember. and can be Taylor Wins much. At halftime the score read done again. Another, more per- All Taylor did was to 28-17, and the third-quarter score sonal battle shapes up as the three events. set two new rec was 51-38. Pomona surged back Shanks lays one in! two best league players face ords, and run a leg of Throop's in the fourth against the subs each other, Anson and Golden. second-place relay team. but Tech was never in real Also trouble. the rebounding of off-campus flash was clocked in Tyler ies Ward Aútrey Bukle will be challenged (but not too J.o seconds and 14.14 seconds, respectively, in breaking the Tyler absent Only 'Hen played Peekin' In much by Guilliland. A game 8000 with Redlands a week from Sat- high and low hurdle standards. av: -KIcketts, ٦٢٥٥D. 3-D ball - Smith, with 15 JUillus urday winds up the casaba sea- Sharing individual honors with Taylor double winner neTrack -Flemi Shanks and Anson led the Bea- by Patraw son for '53. Throop 25 Gene Kaiser of Throop, record Fleming 20, Ricketts 15, Dab- ver attack, Howard Fred with 21 It is possible for a basketball breakers Ernie Ophuls and Red ney 10, and Blacker 5 with 9. Chambers had team to look good while losing -Pomona. Supple of 10, Smitty 8, Madsen 7, Stevens and it is also possible for a team Attendance bad Fleming andin Lloyd of Throop in the pole and Britt Tyler was to look poor while winning. Two Perhaps a reason for the bad sent due to the flu so the Tech examples of this were seen last showing was the lousy attend- Fleming gains scoring bit. punch was reduced a week. One of the best games I ance. One would think that a PAID Main benefactor of the meet's have seen was the P. nay ose Tech team which has done one outcome inasmuch as Interhouse Scoring mark set last Tuesday. It was a big scor- of the best jobs in quite a few vile the heat games ing spree, with first one team years 1: In of Trophy standing concerned POLITICAL would be very popular was Fleming, who picked up 10 played by the Shymen this year then another secting hot with the fans. Apparently there points on pace-setting scoring mark was Dabney a new The final score was a new total are very few Tech supporters ADVERTISEMENT Pasadena Nazarene and edged into second prace established. point record, being 108-89. The in this school. Tech ahead of Blacker. Next Inter- defeated 108-89! The Bea ledgue same Idst Saturday All-Conference house event is the Swim Meet John weisner for secretary vers played well and stayed even poor one from anybody's With only a few league games to one of the best teams in the standpoint. Luckily we were left, it is about time for the on March 5, with trials U1 country for the last three quar- March 3 playing an admittedly poor team (Continued on Page 8) 100: 1—J. Lloyd (T), L-Lewis Lers. Davis set a personal scor- ing mark of 39, while for Tech Chambers had 22, Tyler 20, An-son 16, and Madsen 14. Entire Student Body Agrees New Arrow Radnor Is "Hit!" HOTALING'S 921 EAST COLORADO ST. Free Parking Rear of Store Spring sports get under way Spring sports are really get- ting off with a bang in the next two weeks. The Tennis Varsity opens its season with a match against Loyola on Friday, the 20th. The annual inter-class track meet 1s being held next Saturday. It starts at 2:00 and a wide-open battle is expected. Golf Starts Golf practice starts this week and with less than three weeks until the first match, the links should be buzzing with activity. For the first time in years the school is hopeful of getting a real golf course for its matches. New Rounded-Point Collar, Small-Knot Tie, Smart Campus Style Note has the stule-wise shirt you want... Arrow "Radnor" $4.50 ARROW VOTE FOR ME (Continued from Page 6) and Throop Club before each dance, sonctung laeds ana oon- ions for bigger better dances. With this as the main part of my platform, I sincerely hope you will me office of First Rep. -Robert Allen Profet Esquire Second Rep There are many reasons why I, Fritz Trapnell, should your vote for Second Repre- sentative. First of all, let's consider the duties of the Second Rep. He is primarily elected to represent the lower classes here at Tech on the Board of Directors and Student-Faculty Rela- (Continued on Page 8) The rounded-point collar is rapidly winning new converts among well-dressed collegians. Most popular of these new shirts is Arrow Radnor. ARROW SHIRTS Get in the fashion swing with Arrow Radnor with the new, rounded-point collar that has real smartness. Like all Arrow shirts, Radnor is impeccably tailored for smooth, trim fit. "Sanforized" fabrics mean it will keep that fit. Set the style on campus —step in for Arrow Radnor today. - SHIRTS - TIES • UNDERWEAR • HANDKERCHIEFS • SPORTS SHIRTS Page Eight CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, February 19, 1953 VOTE FOR ME ... been a member of the football ourselves and the present staff to put the Big "p" in as good PEEKIN' IN (Continued from Page 7) and basketball teams, will is to build up a super staff which a financial solution as possible (Continued from Page 7) tions Committee. Therefore, he never be too busy to hear your puts out a first-class paper with we were fans and coaches to start specu- must be a person wilUill you srives or recommerauons. a murmuri or errore on every Please consider Phil Conley one's part, especially ours. Walt Hang Bill Kelly lating on the mythical all-con- will want to represent you for ference squad. Here are my se- de cilulie vedr are wios for the Second Representative. Jim Crosby Remember: He's READY judgment you can place faith. John Wall Big T Editor lections, based on personal ob- servations and others' recom- He also has the duties of man- WILLING-ABLE. This article is a plea, not for ICroacions aging the student car repair lot, -Phil Conley Co-Business Mgrs. of Big T your votes alone, but for your First team forwards-Johncox preparing the weekly school cal-endar, and handling the pur- Rally Commissioner Probably one of the most im- aid and assistance, whether di (W), Davis (R); center-Anson chasing of certain items for the The office of Rally Commis- portant but least recognized of- rectly as an acting member of (T); guards-Golden (0), Smith fices on the campus is the Busi the Big T staff or indirectly as ASCIT. Hence, you want a man sioner holds a good deal of op-ness Manager of the Big T. The an organizing officer of one (P). Second team forwards- of Tyler (T), Guilliland (0); cen- who is a good representative, a portunity for an interested can- of this job leader, and a worker. didate. am interested. Along carloi the several clubs on campus that ter-Turner (W); guards -Hart-/ De overemphasized, for of the is to be photographed during the man (W), Pitman (R) For the first term I was Vice-with the desire to serve as your many things that you will have year. The more help and coop- President of the freshman class. Rally Commissioner, 1 also feel upon leaving Tech will be your eration the Big T Editor receives One of my primary duties in that I am qualified for the job. annual. This is the better the annual he is able an item this capacity was to run the pre- that —not a wheezy old grunt. Yell- Throughout my school years, to produce. I hope that with my ing takes certain physical quali- Pajamarino activities. I ask you I have engaged in the perform- one wishes well done, for it is something that will be treas. experience on the 1953 Big T and ties plus much practice. I fill to remember how smoothly and ance and presentation of almost ured throughout your life. my desire to make the 1954 an- the bill on both these counts as successfully that worked out for every type of musical program. , nual the best ever, I will all of Also, as a professional musician, We feel that we have the ne- be the following will show. A cas- I want this job. I think that nas veen my 100 to Khow cessary qualifications in experi- able to express my appreciation ual glance at me reveals a large to you for your cooperation and oral cavity; listening to me for I can handle what people want, like, and ex-ence, personality, and persever-confidence. any length of time shows that Il. It you think that I am the man for it, vote pect. Although the Caltech stu-ance to produce the '54 Big T -Rodney Supple stentorian roars are capable of for Fritz Trapnell for Second dent body is unique in its in-of superior quality with lowest issuing from it. Daily practice is Representative. tense likes and dislikes, I feel cost to you. Our goal is to pro. duce an annual similar in qual- Business Manager of the obtained at the expense of my that I could "psych out" your ity to the '48 Big T with costs California Tech long-suffering roommate. There —F. M. Trapnell, Jr. wallls. The position of business man- remain but two more qualifica- In high school, I held the of acceptable to everyone. Besides For several years the world fice of Student Body President. selling ads for this year's an- ager of the California Tech re-tions to fill. Yell Leading is has looked to Caltech's student The functions of this office were nual, we have worked closely quires a student with experience crazy job; IT TAKES A CRAZY body as a source of scientific very similar to the duties with the Big T Business and a man who will work hard. MAN FOR A CRAZY JOB In his talent. In the last three weeks, Rally Commissioner-the selec- Manager and learned the hands lies full respon (Need I say more.) The final ins Southern California has begun tion of future assemblies. the and outs of the job. After rec- sibility for making the Tech a qualification OT a yell Leader ognizing the immensity of the solvent organization. Good lay- is his spirit and vitality. These to look to us as a stockpile of future organization of "pep" rallies, qualities are best developed fol- deroraridd engineers. the introduction of guest speak- office we decided that this job out of the paper and composition of the ads is important to lowing Now, maxim of sleep. As once again, it is time for ers and programs could be filled adequately only the student body itself to ex- would sincerely like to you because it not only presents good Yell Leader is active at if two men ran as co-candidates arne members arouse the interest of the stu Therefore we offer our services worthwhile information in an at- night, he must sleep during the tacuve paper, keeps day. For those of you who have and choose the deserving ones dent body in its assembly as a team with the hope that any doubt of my ability in this for ASCIT officers. All too often, gram. If elected, I will strive we will be able to help produce the all - important auveruiscir the excitement of a good presi- to do this, all the while being a bigger and better Big T for '54. happy. line, see the aforementioned I have had.two vears dential contest (and this year's alert to the desires of the Cal- bon barnes experi- long long-suffering room mate. ence as business manager of promises be exceptionally tech student body. Ross Riggs high Seriously now, spirit in senoo. weeKly, and have student body the of a school and good) can eclipse the races for -Ted Johnson worked for the California Tech means a lot; so much of the the "lesser" offices. it 1s important, however, very Our words are few and plain, journalistically and with the responsibility for its rests with for us to My name is Barry Raleigh and Our ideas are straightforward. present business manager. I also the Yell Leader. I'd like to be the qualifications I am a candidate for the office We are running 1or Tne office pledge my conscientious efforts the one to push the develonment each candidate for every office. of Rally Commissioner. I had of Business Manager of the Big toward fulfilling the position on or this spirit—I feel strongly Therefore, 1 shall try to set high school experience in the "T." We are doing so first, be- I the Tech. that I will be able to do it! forth my qualifications for the offices of Cides president and cause we want the job, and sec —Jim Lewis —Mike Szold office of Second Rep. representative to the Board of ond, because we think we can Since entering the Institute in Control. here at reen, I was do the job. The job of business- Yell Leader September, I have engaged in a first term treasurer and played takes ?1ot. hard An aspirant for the position large number of student activi- frosh football. ties, including The following: work and we're willing to work of Head Yell Leader must have Now, that all that stuff about It takes a lot of time, and we'll certain definite qualities and ca- secretary of the freshman class, qualifications is out of the way, sive it all of the time re- pavinues fore secretary-treasurer of the Fresh- I'd like to say that I want the quires. We intend to take the The first and most is the abilty to yell. Now Juncheon Club, section job of Rally Commissioner. I job very seriously and our best! (when I say a yell, I mean a yell RAARUP'S Home of the California Burger Good Chili On California just east of Lake leader of Section G1 and later will take the time to honestly of Section Al, member of the try to rig up good assemblies; band and orchestra, solicitor for ones that you will enjoy. the YMCA drive and the United lieve that I can do it. Thanks! Charities Fund Drive, and Stu- -Barry Raleigh AN OPPORTUNITY FOR GRADUATE dents' Day exhibitor. ney House I have participated actively in preparation for the Editor of the California Tech ralamarno bontire and the In- We don't feel that it is neces ENGINEERS WITH GOODYEAR terhouse Dance and have taken sary to review the numerous part in many other functions. qualifications for top-flight edi- For these reasons, I feel qual- tors of the Tech, other than the ified to perform the duties of obvious ones. They must organ. ASCIT Second Representative lize and run an and efficient staff at Large. In the past, you, the accept responsibility for engineer and the scientist, have producing about 30 issues, worti. Representatives of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company and the Goodyear Atomic Energy Corporation will be on your campus to interview Seniors with B.S. and advanced degrees in the following fields of technical study: chosen capable men for your of-the money forked over by the ficers. I sincerely hope that my student and the advertiser. record Ideally new smar meets your specifica- tions and that you will see fit dreams that his paper will be to elect me your next Second read from cover to cover, out Rep. we know that 95 percent of you don't do this. In fact, if you did —Bill Purves • CHEMICAL ENGINEERING •INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING • MECHANICAL ENGINEERING • CIVIL ENGINEERING • ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING • CHEMISTRY we would suspect that the Tech mind has gotten into an awful While considering the sentation of my pre-rut. We'll be satisfied when we name for the can get everyone to read half of office of Second Representative a good weekly. Opportunities for graduates with the above degrees now exist in the following fields: I wondered if I met the quali- As a team we hope to man- fications for this position. You age a paper that will cater to see the Second Rep is the sole the interests of spokesman for the everyone campus. soph classes on the Board of Our pitch to you is more humor to relax on in the Directors. He also serves on the Honor Point Committee and Tech. We also stand for bigger and noter riveus. Our Ine to Student-Faculty Relations Com-mittee, and is in charge of the • PLANT ENGINEERING • RESEARCH • PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT • MACHINE DESIGN • PROCESS DEVELOPMENT • FACTORY MANAGEMENT • TECHNICAL SALES student car repair lot. These duties are familiar to me since I served in similar capacities in high school. 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