1962_01 The Daily Collegian January 1962

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Alice Morse
Marries, Now
Mrs. F. Powell
Alice Morse, college activities
adviser, and Dr. Frank V. Powell,
associate professor of psychology,
have announced their marriage
last Saturday In Fresno*
Mrs. Powell, a member of the
college faculty since 19S9, Is tbe
adviser for Associated Women
Students activities. Student Coun¬
cil, Tokalon and the Panhellenlc
Council.
Before coming to Fresno State
she was a program director for
the TMCA for three years In
Washington. Mrs. Powell Is
graduate of the University of
Washington and received her de-
_ gree from Oregon State College.
Dr. Powell, a reserve unit cap¬
tain, was called to active duty In
September and reported to the
Fresno station Oct,   IB.
A member of the faculty since
19S5, Dr. Powell is a former
chairman of the Board of Publi¬
cations and served as a member
of the Board of Directors last
year.
Miss California Films
'Lum 'n Abner' Series
-The Fresno State College Collegiari-
Sue Henry-ion, Miss California
the 1961 Miss America Pa¬
geant, wilt leave Fresno today to
begin filming In Hollywood for a
fall television program.
Miss Henryson, who will re¬
sume ber studies at Fresno
State College neit fall, has signed
a five-year contract with producer
Sigma Chi Initiates
Sigma Chi fraternity has ini¬
tiated the following:
Dave Barnes, Wayne Beat, Eric
Brandon, Joe Chappell, Larry
Costa. Brian Emke, John Grldd-
ler. Charles Grlfrin, Hon LaHocca.
Jim Lusk, Fred McPherson. Mike
Navonnc. Don O'Brlan, Tom Oliv¬
er. Dennis Paldl. Bob rifth. Den¬
nis Riley. Ron Shofner, H*-Savera,
John Waterhouse, BUI .William¬
son. George Little, Bill Miller,
Jim Tatum and Rollle Wlnslow.
McPherson    was    chosen    out¬
standing  pledge   for  the   fall
mester.
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Dick Powell and Four Star Prod¬
uction. •
The fall TV series, to be called
"Lum 'n Abner," is an adaptation
of the former radio series of the
same name. The redheaded coed
will play the character of Emily.
a "freckled-faced country girl"
from a small town who goes to
the city and returns with a big
hairdo and Ideas for modernising
ner home town.
Miss Henryson explained that
although the pilot film for the
family comedy series will be
filmed this month, filming for the
other eplsodes^ts scheduled for
May and June. She is guaranteed
1500 a week, or almost (7.000,
for the 13 weeks before cameras.
Featured Singer
Mitch Miller, star of NBC-TV's
"Sing Along With Mitch." is cur¬
rently processing tapes of Miss
HeDryson's voice In an effort to
determine songs for her appear¬
ance as a featured singer on his
show in New York the first week
In March.
Miller has also received tapes
of Miss California's singing ap¬
pearances In the Miss America
competition. The husky voiced
singer, a winner In the prelimi¬
nary talent competition, per¬
formed a second lime during the
pageant as one of the 10 seml-
rinallsta.
Following Miss Henryson's re¬
turn from the east coast, comple¬
tion of the television series, and
the crowning of her successor In
Santa Cruz In June, she will trav¬
el lo Hawaii for summer sessions
at the university there.
Atlantic City Again
Upon completion of summer
school,    the    19-year-old    beauty
will
to Fre
for a second trip to Atlantic City
for the 1962 Miss America Pa¬
geant.
Miss Henryson and Linda Lot-
tls, Miss Texas of 19Gl'and also
a singer, have been Invited by
pageant officials to entertain at
the national beauty contest.
The FSC art major will serve
as mistress of ceremonies along
with Bert Parks, master of cere¬
monies for the Miss America com¬
petition.
Miss Henryson, a member of
Delta Gamma sorority, will com¬
plete her education on (3,500 In
scholarships she has won In local,
state and national competition,
Including the (1,000 scholarship
she received for winning the Miss
Congeniality award In Atlantic
City.
Defense Loans Available
Applications for national de¬
fense stndent loans for the
spring semester are available
beginning today In Kenneth
Lewis's office In tbe Adminls-
tration Building.
According to Lewis there is
no deadline except when nil
the    scholarships    have    been
Applicants should be in good
atandlnf* scholastlcaUy, and be
full time students.
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P|ay To Open Wednesday
Look Homeward Angel", the
college's second dramatic produc¬
tion of the year, will open Jan. 10
and will run to Jan.  16.
Tickets are now on sale for stu¬
dent performances to be given
Jan. 10, II, 1!, 13. and 16. Fac¬
ulty night Is scheduled for Jan.
1.4, and a high school night per¬
formance will be Jan. 15.
Students    may    obtain    ticket'
Yule Safety In
Boston Made
By Campaign
Collegian .Vcwi Service
BOSTON — From Dec. 22 to
New Year's night, law enforce¬
ment authorities In greater Bos¬
ton communities look part In an
unusual teen-age highway safety
campaign. It was called a "Letter
of the Law" safety drive.
During that period not one
teen-ager was killed or Involved in
a fatal, automobile accident In
Greater Boston, and not one teen¬
ager was the operator of a car In¬
volved In a serious multiple In¬
jury accident.
The record reversed the usual
Christmas vacation trend.
Gov. John A. Volpe urged the
Rev. Kenneth B. Murphy, director
of Catholic youth adjustment
counsellors of Greater Boston, to
make his Christmas season "Let¬
ter of the Law" plan a year-round
program.
Mrs. Edward F. Ryan, presi¬
dent of the Massachusetts Con-
gres of Parents and Teachers,
Inc.. was recommending that the
priest conduct a similar teen
safoty program during the spring¬
time high school  prom season.
Under the "Letter of the Law'
program, the parents of all youths
under IS found In a vehicle halt¬
ed by authorities during the holi¬
day season received a letter from
the police chler of the community
where the violation occurred.
The letter made It clear the boy
or girl had not been arrested, but
had been a passenger In a car be¬
ing operated under potentially
dangerous conditions. The letter
described these conditions and
listed the occupents of the car.
Gov. Volpe congratulated Fa¬
ther Murphy and suggested that
tbe campaign should be extended
to cover the whole year.
Father Murphy gave credit to
cooperation not only by archdlo-
eesan schools, but also by public
school authorities, for' explalnng
the "Letter of the Law'.' program
in advance. He praised local po¬
lice, metropolitan district and
state police, and Massachusetts
Registry of Motor Vehicle Inspec¬
tion for "wonderful" cooperation.
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Open AAondoy thru Saturday
and Thursday Evenings
ly Appointment
Tree with student association
cards. All scats will be reserved.
General admission ticket price Is
11.50. Tickets may be obtained
at the box omce in trie main foyer
of the playhouse between 1 and
3 PM each day. or at the Hockett-
Cowan  box office downtown.
The play was written by Thom¬
as Wolfe, a' .in Kaufman, speech
Instructor,   Is  directing  the   play.
Dorms Go To
Hop Tomorrow
Baker Hall will hold a dance
tomorrow from 3 I'M to midnight
In Its recreation room. Graves ant
Homan Halls have been Invited.
Discjockey   Bob   Elliot   will   be
master of ceremonies for the
ord  hop to which casual clothes
Kay Smith Is chairman.
Church To Be
Named Editor
Token approval by the Board
of Publications Tuesday Is the
only thing standing'between the
spring editorship of the Collegian
for senior journalism major Jim
Cburch.
Church. 22, of BakerSfleld, was
one of four students to Uke out
an application for the position.
but was the only one to return it
by the Dec. IS deadline.
The Board Is expected to give
formal approval to Church at 3
PM Tuesday in the student presi¬
dent's office. Tbe third time
proved to be a charm for Church
who had unsuccessfully applied
for the post on two other occa-
He Is currently the executive
editor of the Collegian and served
as sports editor of the paper last
spring.
Church Is a transfer student
from Bakersfleld College and
works In the news department of
radio station KYNO.
Professor To
Be Planner
Dr. Karl Svenson, professor of
political science, was renamed
planning consultant for the city
of Clovis Tuesday. Svenson. who
assumed his duties that night,
will serve In the position on a
month to month basis.
Svenson, who left his duties as
planning consultant in I960, will
spend five hours per week in his
position.
The decision to rehire Svenson
was made by the Clovis Council
when they Tailed to rehire Bob
Dyer,*the previous planner. In
favor of combining the position
of/planning  consultant  and  engl-
At present thf> city council Is
making up specifications for the
position and In the time before
hiring the combination engineer-
planner. Svenson will act as plan-
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