vol. llll	LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1962	NO. 124
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U niversi-ty	Southern California
Of Songfest, 1962
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DAI LY * TROJAN
University Profile
HAL DRAKE TO HEAD DAILY TROJAN
TV Special’
weeps Songfest
NEW APPOINTMENTS
Capra, Smith Take Posts On 1962-63 Newspaper
Junior journalism major Haljcox. sports editor; and Frank where he held a 4.0 average Drake will serve as editor of L. Kaplan, photo editor.	and was associate editor of the
the 1962-63 Daily Trojan. Jerry Labinger will continue campus paper, class valedictor-President Topping announced ^ assistant sports editor, Ar- ian and vice president cr t.ie yesterday.	'line Kaplan will serve as as- senior class. He won the Ruth
ThetDaily Trojan city editor sitant feature editor and Sue Apperson Eaker award this and columnist was appointed Cameron will be asistant socie- year for the best editorial pub-
lished in the Daily Trojan written by a member of the editorial writing class.
Drake is a member of Blue Key and president of Sigma
by Dr. Topping after receiving ty editor.
approval of the Board of Pub-1	nevv editor, the first stu-
lications.	ident to be voted Reporter of
The new editor will be assist- , the Year and Copyreader of the ed next year by Tom Capra, .Year the same year (1961), managing editor: Dan Smith, holds a 3.8 grade average and Delta Chi, professional journal-city editor; Jim Reed, business has been on the undergraduate jistic society. He worked as a manager; Sue Bernard, feature honors program since its in-1 reporter, copyreader, news edi-editor; Ponchitta Pierce, as- .ception.	|tor, Senate reporter and assist-
sistant to the editor; Julie Por- He was graduated from ant city editor before taking ter, society editor; Jerry Wil-(North Hollywood High School his present position as city edi-
— tor.
Convocation to Fete Plans Anniversary
An all-university convocation I the Master Plan. All 10 a.m. celebrating the first anniver-!classes will be canceled, sary of the Master Plan will j The president will explain nian, editor of h s junior col-be held Thursday morning at progress made since he first newspaper and reporter, 10 in Bovard Auditorium. announced the Master Plan one copyreader and news editor on
year ago at the Beverly Hilton Hotel and will relate future expectations, Leddel said.
Dr. Topping will also answer questions from the audience.
“To give the students a bet-dent Bart Leddel said yester- jter idea of the Master Plan (jay.	land the progress made thus
_	...	Ifar. a film called ’Old Dreams j
The convocation will mark
the first time Dr. Topping hasj?^*	** Sh0''n’ dent Smi,h’ the new C1,y ed,-j spoken to the student body on ^ n°1ed’ tor- has been assistant editor - The Master Plan, now in its and senate reporter this year. |
.	first stage, is a three-stage The former editor at Franklin
Uailv I roian building project that will cost High has been assistant editorj
A preview of the convoca-tion will be given by Dr. Topping at the President's annual dinner for student leaders tomorrow evening at 6 in Town and Gown Foyer, ASSC Presi-
Managing Editor
Managing editor Capra, a senior journalism major who transferred from the University of California and Palomar Junior College, has been a reporter for th? Daiiv Califor-
the Daily Trojan.
The graduate of Fallhrcok High School in San Diego, where he was editor of the campus paper, has worked ?s a reporter for the San Diego Un:on and as a prcd'iction publicist at Paramount Studios.
Sophomore scholarship stu-
'TOMMY' AND A SMILE-Kenneth Clegg, director of "TV Special," grins as he accepts the "Tommy" fcr his sweepstakes-winning group, Pi Beta Phi arvd
uauy irojan t'noic Sigma Phi Epsilon, at Songfest last Saturday. Presenting the coveted trophy is Songfest co-chairman, Vivian Von Hagen. Group was a novelty division entry.
Varsity Debaters Lose In TV Championship, 3-0
Ends Year
Pi Phi, Sig Ep Take Tommy' Before 10,000
By ALAN BINE
Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Phi Epsilon sang along t-o a lively rendition of popular TV themes to capture the three-foot sweepstakes “Tommy” from 15 other campus groups at the ninth annual Songfest Saturday night in the Hollywood Bowl.
The largest crowd in Songfest history—more than 10,000 persons—forgot the chilly night air to warm up to the musical jibes at Margie, Soupy Sales and Mr. Ed, capped by a sparkling takeoff on the popular Mitch Miller “Sing Along” theme.
The 10,000-plus audience sat through three hours of competition to see last year’s sweepstakes winner Sigma Chi team with Kappa Kappa Gamma to win the mixed division trophy with the comic “Zero Minus One” description of life in a fallout shelter
Alpha Delta Pi and Alpha Tau Omega’s whip-cracking “Circus Time” took first place in the production division, while dental fraternity Delta Sigma Delta took “Lizzie Borden” to the top in the small group division ancl unchallenged Chi Omega and the NROTC sailed home in the women’s and men’s divisions respectively.
The show stopper, however, w'as the standout “TV Special.” Nina Smith, director of the sweepstakes winner, led her entry through the standard TV themes with her back to the audience before whirling around for the final song to face the throng sporting a Mitch-type beard and strut, signalling a thundering audience ovation.
Judges Nelson Riddle, John Scott Trotter, Lionel Newman, Frank Comstock and Dick Noel presented the gold division trophies to the winners, assisted by Songfest co-chairman Vivian von Hagen. Noel pinch-hitted for scheduled judge Jud Conlon, who was unexpectedly called out of town. Songfest Chairman Bill Heeres read a telegram of apology from Dimitri Tiomkin, sixth scheduled judge whose recent auto accident prevented him from attending.
The spirited evening of satire and fantasy, hosted by Music Dean Raymond Kendall, reached its high point with the grand finale led by guest conductor Elmer Bernstein.
. c ,u _	• .ir. . * „ ^ t	Bernstein, leading the Trojan Symphonic Band in
Varsity debaters Ken Moes prestige of the men or their. For instance. Fraser noted, ...	. ’ e. „ „ . ..
....	, „ . c* • .	,( , t l.	____ w	...u ni- • t* ^ ,	with “West Side Story in the mixed category; Alpha
more than $100 million.	of Coast Scnpts, house publi-iand John Deacon were set school, he said.	“the Missouri \ alley Confer-	_ , . .. . . “ .. ...____i
, _ ’ . , „	„ „ , . x. .. m	r u- l x- Ilx. m	Songfest participants in the first presentation of lyrics
At the Presidents dinner cation of Coast Federal Sav-1 down 3-0 by the North Texas Undefeated North Texas; ence, of which North Texas	. “Conquest” as Trojan warrior Richard SaukkO
Dr. Topping will hold an in-;ings, for the past two years. jstate College team last Sat-! state College has beaten teams State is a member, has its own	mounted cn his white horse “Traveler” received the
retire for a three-month vaca-tion after publishing today's eight-page extra. Editor Barbara Epstein announced yesterday.
Handle Business	111 t0 lose the *^1 round from Kansas State Teachers regional TV debate series and cfteers Qf & surprisf>d audience from a spotlighted hill-
The Daily Trojan staff wiil formaI Question and answer	.......... .................,	________ _ „
period with the student lead- Handling tbp business end of of 1he ^BC-TV “Championship College, University of Florida this has enabled the Southwest abQve ^ Bqw1 ers touching a number of sub- .Jhe pappr wi!1 h„ 21-year-old Deba,e” series.	and Baylor University in addi- to produce more than its share
jects including the convoca- Rpef] g transfer from Pasade-1 Debate coach John Fraser|tion to USC.	j<* highly touted debaters,
tion. Leddel related.	na c;ty Collet?e and junicr irs i ,aid that Respite their loss, I	Beat Teams	I Fraser considered the pub-
Among the student leaders (hp SchoG| ()f Business. Reed., Moes and Deacon had their! In compiling a 3-1 record, j lie's reception of the show as .	at'enmng will be t he old and t prrsjdpnt of a Pasadena finest hour of the series. | USCs Moes and Deacon beat1 “excellent.”
The student newspaper will new ASSC officers, senators, :---------- „..K .......teams from King’s College.) “The Nielsen Rating during
University of the Pacific and the series went as high as University of Oregon.	5.0,” he said, “which means
In the final round, Deacon, the show’s audience was esti-
a sophomore pre-law student,
28 to Study at Cambridge
mated between 3 and 4 million people.”
Divisional runner-ups included Alpha Epsilon Phi and Sigma Alpha Mu with “U.S.A., Earlier Years' in the novelty division: Delta Gamma and Phi Kappa Psi with “West Side Story” in the mixed category; Alpha Phi and Theta Xi with “Six Months Out of Every Year” in the production group; and Alpha Chi Omega with “Songs of Gershwin” in the small group division.
The Dentistry School’s “Showtime on Broadway” and Alpha Gamma Delta and Tau Kappa Epsilon's “River Songs” placed third and fourth, respectively, in the mixed division.
resume publication again in j class and fidds-of-studv pre-i- editor of a RT,a)I plant news-i The score may seem to in‘
September. News of the USC dents and Daily Trojan edi-	jdicate a rout, but the debate
• i	, :	papei in rdSdUtnd.	t	,
summer session will he carried tors.	actually was very close.
by the Summer Trojan, vvhicii Leddel reminded students' Miss Bernard, the new fra-1 “it was a satisfying experi-
will begin publication June 25 who have not replied to their ture editor, is a sophomore j ence all around and taking
snd will continue through Au- i invitations to do so immediate- honors student The Mary-. second place in the national arJd Moes, a senior in business
gust 28.	lv.	(Continued on Page 2)!TV show in no way hurt the adm,n,stranon’ uPheld ^ neg-
- ative in the debate topic “Re-
| solved: that Labor Organiza-: tions Should be Under the Jurisdiction of Anti-trust Legislation.”
The two debators have been
Twelve women and 16 men Seniors who will be studying good representatives of USC as summer session, which last a"31 51,(50 in financial from USC will leave the United at the 750-year-old English well as to be able to profit by year attracted 18 Trojan's, will	f()I USC.	Johann Sebastian Bachs sing the chorale of the first Membeis of Mi e Ti j?n
States this summer for four university are Diane Decker, their summer at Cambridge,” be an intensified study of mod- Deacon feels that the nation- monumental “Passion Accord- chorus. “Come Ye Daughters." 5tring Quartet are Akira Endo weeks of study at Cambridge Hedy Davis, Sandra Domas. said Dean Warren, who is chair- ern Britain — its government, al debate series gives the “cov ing to St. Matthew” will close from the first balcony of the and Kenneth Klein, violin: University.	Tom Bell, Bob Bracewell and man of the project.	literature, international rela- legiate image a shot in the the Music School’s Baroqu- auditorium.	George Szende, viola; and Paul
Bach Passion' Oratorio To End Baroque Festival
Selected on the basis of Rchert Glogow. grade point average and por- Junior representatives will lie sonality, the students will be Pat Nevin. Susan Bardes, Cora-
fine arts and philosophy.1 arm
Festival Friday night at 8 in Soloists in this final major Katz, cello. College Life	Bovard Auditorium.	musical activity of the school
“It exposes an academic fac- The combined resources of year will be Richard Levitt.
Performing a s orchestral
I know students will learn ’ .	... ,. ... ..
, , , .. .... The seminars will highlight a great deal from the disttn-;^	. ....
cniished facultV at Cambrid-e ”'Br,tlsh iastl,utK>n;;: twentieth ^	u..-	..... -	~ ”7 principals are Akira Endo, con
the second group of Trojans to lyn Powell. Karen Maxwell	century English literature; in- et of college life to the public the USC Concert Choir, direct- guest tenor, as the Evangelist. certmaster; Toni
. . . _ j .!--------1 ------.i— \ir;ii;.— c-.------ rx— o----ne con inuen- r~iu.ii \ liniKjr ternaljonaj relations; Britain and shows that college stu ed by James V’ail; the Cham- Orville White, baritone, as Je- vj0|jn
tant, they will have an °I:P°r*jand the worid today; English; dents do more than play foot-|ber Singers, directed by D:\ sus; and soprano Barbara;
phonetics; and teaching of ball, baseball or get into Charles C. Hirt; and the Chap- Phillips, conlraJto Ruth Bag-English as a foroign language, brawls.”	el Choir, directed by Jacquc got, baritone John Noschese
Visits under guidance toi Coach Fraser pointed to the Norman, will join with the and bass Robert Bernard.
During their stay at Cam-1 colleges and museums in Cam-1 TV series as a breakthrough ^Symphony Orchestra and thej Playing the continuo part
attend the annual vacation-William Starrett, Don Segretti, course for “foreign students." Anthony Rr-.gell. Richard Neth-“The gencial course will pre- eriin, Gil Garcetti, Mark Fraz-sent a wide and varied picture in and Rob?rt Schwarz, cf Britain and British life to- Sophomores are Majorie day, together with a general Morse. Ponchitta Pierce. Carol
tunity to meet and talk with resident students of Cambridge.”
their stay at Cam- colleges and museums in Cam- TV series as bridge, the men in the group bridge and excursions to places for inter-collegiate debating.
Trojan String Quartet. D r. will be Irene Robertson, asso-
Rapport, Kenneth Klein and Perry, second violin; George Szende and Barney McWilliams, viola: Paul Katz and Gayle Smith, cello; and Tom Pedrim and Neil Stannard,
view of. some of the essential Soucek, Alice Huber, Sherry uriuge. me men m me	cringe ana excursions to piaces iui imei-wucgiaie u^anns. hujoj.	^	---------—,---- double bass.
background.” said Dr. Neil Mitchell. Harold Sullivan. Leo- will Hive at Trinity College, Df interest near the university “No situation in history has Hirt, head of choral organiza- ciate professor of music, organ; j	,
dean of the S.-hool of nid Kishkovsky. Mike Girand while- the women will be ar- have also been arranged for occurred before where one per- tions. will conduct the full en Paul K a t z. cello; and Alice Tickets for e pe
and Jerry Staub.	Crrfnmodated at Newnham Col- the students.	son could be watched by so semble.	Ellers, emeritus professor of are available ai tne tmixersi
A certificate of attendance many people on an academic The Saint Charles’Boy Choir music, harpsichord. Mr-. I il-jticket office of ar t e vai id 4 units' of credit will be level. There have been regional from North Hollywood, direct- ers is aKo chairman of the Ba- box office the evening o t ie a more systematic and inten- Gran/, and freshman Harry side with the men and act as given to students who attend programs of this nature, bui ed b_\ Paul Salamunmich, u.li roque Music Festival, uhich perforn a studv than is possible in Arnold.	advisor for the entire group, lectures, seminars and classes nothing on a national scale," perform with the campus has presented fue concer .-vSion is ,-
“We want the students to be| Included in the informal|regularly.	jhe said.	jgroups. The forty boys will|throughout the year.	|sion is $1.
Warren
Letter-, Arts and Sciences.
He added that seminars will Also attending Cambridge	Dean Warren noted,
be conducted to give students will b3 graduate student Peter ‘A* Cambridge tutor will re
rive
tlie general course.
FRANK L. KAPLAN
. . . photo editor
HAL DRAKE	TOM CAPRA	DAN SMITH	JIM REED
. . . editor	. . . managing editor	. . . city editor	. . . business manager
SUE BERNARD
. . feature editor
JERRY WILCOX
. . sports editor
JULIE PORTER
. . . society editor