1962_02 The Daily Collegian February 1962

              BEFORE — The parking lot wat virtually inaccessible without
knee boots during rains.
- The parking lot near the corporation yard has been
and graded. —photos by Mac Keithley
COLLEGIAN
FRESNO   STATE   COLLEGE
VOLUME LXV
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1962
Fresno Woman
Appointed To
College Board
Governor Edmund G. Brown
announced this week the appoint¬
ment of Mrs. Phebe Conley of
Fresno to the board of trustees
of the state college system.
Mrs. Conley, who replaces Dr.
Mabel E. Kinney of Los-Angeles,
Is the wife of Presiding Justice
Philip Conley Of the firth district
court of appeal ln Fresno.
A native of Sacramento, Mrs.
Conley was a student ln art and
philosophy classes on the Fresno
State. College campus during the
fall semester.
She was graduated cum laude
and Phi Beta Kappa from Vassar
College and took a training course
In social work at San Francisco
Polytechnic.
Among the 10 members or the
board of trustees of the state
college system la Mrs. Seymour
Malhlesen also of Fresno. Mrs.
Mathlescn and Mrs. Conley will
serve tour-year terms on the
board of trustees.
COURT DISCIPLINES
CAFETERIA PRANKSTER
Following a hearing on Tues¬
day, Jan. 16. the Student Court
recommended to the Dean of Stu¬
dents that a Fresno State College
senior be denied the use of the
cafeteria until Mar. 1.
The student, whose name was
withheld, was accused of miscon
duct ln the cafeteria by the cafe¬
teria staff. The Incidents listed
involved walking on tables, riding
on the dish belt and playing
cards. The card playing charge
was denied  by  the  student.
The recommendation of ih<
Student Court was reviewed by.
the Dean of Students and accep¬
ted. The student Involved has
been placed on disciplinary pro¬
bation and denied the right to use
the cafeteria until Mar  1.  1962
Meet The Editors
Pictured below are tho Col-
Icgfjui editors ror the spring
M>jneoter: editor Jim Church,
Dews editor Mrut'In Carp, Mon¬
day editor Kent Thompson,
Wednesday editor Jerry Bier,
Friday editor Jim Dotua, and
■porta editor Terry Cress.
Writes On War Drama
Speech Instructor Awarded
Danforth Teaching Grant
: W+-
led for motorcycle parking,, and
make recommendations on which
could be used for that pur-
Present motorcycle parking Is
permitted In an area on San Ra¬
mon Ave. north of the Science
Building.
The  Security   Patrol   was also
asked   to   study   the   proposal  of
making   Campus   Drive   between
Bnrstow and San Ramon Avcs. a
e way street going south.
Communication   from   the   Fae-
ty Council brought up the ques¬
tion of where students may study
The   committee
opposed the idea that specialised
departmental and divisional study
areas be created on campus, slat-
ruction  and  assignment
under existing state standards as
he time before the Library
addition and Student Union Build¬
ing are completed, the committee
will further study the problem.
Alvin S. Kaufman, an assistant
professor of speech Is one of three
pro feasors In California colleges
and universities named to receive
a Danforth Teaching Study Grant
for 1962-G3.
Kaufman, who has been on the
FSC faculty since 1956. was noti¬
fied Of his selection this week. He
will use Ihe grant to complete Ills
dissertation for a doctor of phil¬
osophy degree In theatre at Stan¬
ford University.
The speech professor is writing
his dissertation on American War
Drama since 1940.
The Danforth Foundations li¬
mits the grants to those In Ihelr
final year of work for the doctor's
degree   and   requires   that   those
awarded   grams   spend   their   full
time In pursuit of (heir degree.
Kaurman will attend a special
conference with other recipients
and Danforth Fellows Aug. 20
through Aug. 2fi at Camp Mini-
wanca ln Stony Lake. Michigan.
The Foundation will pay his and
his wife's expenses to attend Ihe
Registration For
Extensions Begins
More than 1,000 students are
expected to begin registering Mon¬
day night for 50 Fresno State
College extension classes In 10
San Joaquin Valley cities. Twenty-
four of the courses are being of¬
fered in the University Avenue
Extension Center at the corner of
University and Van Ness Avenues
Dr. Edward M. Spencer, dean
of education services and summer
session, today emphasised that
matriculation Is not required for
extension classes and that regis¬
tration for the courses Is held at
the first meeting of each class.
Extension classes for the spring
semester will be offered in Men-
dota and Coallnga (Fresno Coun¬
ty!; Chowchilla and Madera (Ma¬
dera County); Bakersfleld, Te-
hachapl and Taft (Kern County),
and Visalia and Porterville (Tu¬
lare County). Registration for the
classes will be held Feb. 5
through Feb, S. -
•r Offers Lunch
Cafeteria style lunch service is
available at tbe College Religious
Center on Tuesday and Thursday
from 11:30 lo 1:15-
Kaufman received his bachelor
of arts degree In chemistry and
zoology from Ohio Wcslcyan Uni¬
versity aad the master of arts rTe-
cree In drama from the University
of Washington. He was on leave
during tho 1D59-60 academic year
to work on Ills doctor's degree at
Stanford. While attending Stan-
conference and will pay ihe tul-1 ford he played the role of John
tion and incidental fees for his i Drown In the Ford Foundation
studies at Stanford. He also will ] sponsored production of "The
receive living expenses. j Moon Besieged."
College To Experiment
With Closed Circuit TV
It used to be "reading, writing
and 'rlthmeilc. taught to the tune
or a hickory stick.'' but for some
200 students at Fresno Stale Col¬
lege this semester It's going to be
"Say. U Is l,;r.t.i It's me" (aught
to the key of the television dlrec-
Tomorrow will mark the begin¬
ning of closed circuit television
Instruction on the FSC campus, a
significant event during the col¬
lege's Golden Anniversary year.
The first attempt will be conduc¬
ted utilizing English Composition
as the test source.
Helen Shafer. associate profes¬
sor Of English and director of the
English Composition program for
several years, will bo watching
the color of the clothes she wears
as well as her P's and Q's when
she Instructs the 200 freshmen
and sophomores.
Dr. Edwin Lombard, television
coordinator at FSC, said that the
students will be divided into five
groups to watch the 50-mlnute
telecast at 11 AM. Tuesday morn¬
ing. The students will meet again
on Thursday to write themes and
will meet a third time ln smaller
groups to discuss the television
lecture and their themes.
"Similar attempts at closed
circuit Instruction at Los Angeles
State. San Diego State and San
Jose State have proven that teach¬
ing effectiveness can be equal to
or even above that achieved In
the normal classroom." Dr. Lom¬
bard said. "We want to em
size, however, that we are
Instituting our program to re¬
place the teacher, but we are
lng to utilize the trained, mo
teacher more effectively and to
possibly prepare for the n
discussed shortage of 'qualified
teachers'  at  the college  level,
"The present arrangenlent <
for monitors in each of the speech
classrooms, but Instead of using
regular staff, the department will
draw up advanced English stu
dents. Members of the English
department faculty, however, will
supervise the writing and discus¬
sion sessions.
"Dean of (he College Dallas
Tueller will take the spotlight
Tuesday's Initial telecast to i
plain the new program to the stu¬
dents. Several other college de¬
partments have expressed an In¬
terest In using television as a
teaching tool to Improve instruc¬
tion and will be among those
watching the first effort."
All or the broadcasts will be
directed by Merlyn Burriss, asso¬
ciate professor or speech, while
students enrolled in the broad¬
casting occupational curriculum
will man the cameras and prod¬
uce the entire show, Burriss de¬
signed and constructed the studio
setting for  the broadcasts.
Persons Interested in observing
the closed circuit experiment
should contact Dr. Lombard, the
television coordinator.
Reel loses for Bices
Security Patrol
To Make Room
For Motorcycles
Red zones on campus that have been used as motorcycle
parking places are to be strictly enforced as red zones by the
Security Patrol effective with the befrinning of this semester.
The faculty space committee in declaring this enforcement
also requested Security Patrol to survey the campus, identify
all small spaces which might I"* "
Sisk Appoints 2
State Students To
Military Schools
Congressman    B.    F.   Sisk   of
rcsno   has   announced    the   ap¬
pointment   of   two   Fresno   Stale
College students to mllltar/'acad-
emies in New York and Colorado.
Gcorfrey Gamble, sophomore
general major. Is one of two prin¬
cipal nominees selected for ap¬
pointment to the United States
Military Academy at West Point.
N.V.
James Daniels, junior engineer¬
ing major, is the principal candi¬
date nominated fnr the U.S. All
Force Academy at Colorado
Springs. Colo.
Gamble, a member of Circle K.
lower division men's service or¬
ganization, Is a son or Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Gamble of Fresno.
Daniels Is the son or Mrs. Donald
Lysdahl or Fresno.
Among alternates to the U.&
Naval Academy at Annapolis. Md.
Is Robert Beal. freshman chemis-,
try major.
Sisk    also   announced    Robert
Cox. freshman engineering maji
is  an   alternate  to  the  air  force
academy.
YR's Announce
Spaghetti Feed
The Fresno State College
Young Republicans will open
their spring semester activities
Friday at T PM witb a spaghetti
dinner at the home of Alex King,
655 East Indianapolis. -   .
The dinner will be a Joint af¬
fair with the Fresno City College,
Reed ley-Col lege, and West Fresno
YR cluba. Records will be fur¬
nished for dancing following the
Spaghetti, sauce, and liquid re¬
freshments will be provided. Ad¬
mission wilt be 76 cents for non-
members and 25 cents for Young
Republican members with mem¬
bership signups being taken at
the door.
Tedaif'i Chuckle
Baxter Lists
Committee
Chairmen
Marv Baxter, associated student
body president, haa announced
the appointment ot chairmen for
hree ASB committees ror the
pring committee.
Theron Pace, senior psychology
major, was named chairman of
the Leadership Camp Committee.
He Is a member ot Blue Key Na¬
tional Honor Fraternity and a
former president of Homan Hall.
Majorie Hansen, sophomore
business administration major,
and Les Natall, Junior psychology
Jor, will serve as chairmen of
the New Student Orientation
Committee.
Miss Hansen is a member of the
Delta Gamma sorority and past
AWS vice-president. Natall Is ac-
Ive in Blue Key. Delta Sigma Phi
rraternlty and served as vice-pres¬
ident of his class.
Sylvia Kuyumjlnn. freshman
French major, and Peter Steckel,
freshman business administration
major, will have charge ot the
Service for International Students
Committee.
Baxter Attends
'Union Confab
Student body president Marvin""
Baxter attended a conference of
the California State College Stu¬
dent   Presidents Association  Sat*
urday and yesterday In San Jose.
The meeting was called to draft
n plea to the state college board
of trustees asking that priority
be given to plans for proposed
student unions.
oth Fresno State and San Jose
State are planning tor student
unions.
Applications Available
For Tokalon Scholarships
...[■ Applications are available today
in the student activities office,
room 120 of the Administration
Building, ror several Tokalon
Scholarships.
The scholarships will be award¬
ed on the basis of scholastic
achievement, activities, and fi¬
nancial need to coeds who have
completed 4G units or more.
Frosh Camp
Deadline
Tomorrow
Students desiring to aerie as
counselors and committee mem-
bers on the IMS Krahman
Camp have until tomorrow at
in noon to return applications.
Chairmen Sandra Girts and
Pete Mason tmv- announced the
application forms will be due
at the College Rellgfotu Center
or the student activities office,
Room 120 In the Administer*-
tion Hoildinff.
All students serving on the
committee must have a 2AH
overall grade point average,
Frosh Camp will be beM
Kept. 1S-18 at Cemp Gaines
on leake BeqnoU.
MAKOA CARP
News Editor
KENT THOMPSON
Monday Editor
jBwtY mat
Wednsidoy Editor