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FSC Teacher Gets Invitation Prom Bids
Available
Dr. Keith M. Standing, assist¬
ant professor ot biology at the
college, has been invited to par¬
ticipate In a conference on Pre¬
paring Teachers for the Biologi¬
cal Sciences Curriculum Study In
Biology Apr. 20 In Chicago.
The conference Is being spon¬
sored by the American Institute
of Biological Sciences. '
Dr. Standing, a member of the
staff since 1968, said that the
conference will be of great value
to the college, since FSC will offer
a new course In biological tech¬
niques next fall. The class, biol¬
ogy 16S. will be designed for
those students Interested In leach¬
ing biology on the secondary level
and will bo based on the texts
and laboratory manuals produced
at the Biological Science Curricu¬
lum Study writing conference
held In 1960 and 1961.
Rossi Wins Gavel
Carol Boss! emerged victorious
In a close battle for the presi¬
dency of the Women's Recreation
Association. She defeated Pat
Headlee.
Other elected officers who will
begin their yearly duties this fall
are Kay Heard. vice president:
Linda Brown, secretary; Carolyn
Frank*, treasurer, and Pat Bor-
off. sporls chairman. --~^_
GET IN FREE
FBI ADMISSIONS TONIGHT & TOMORROW ONLY!
Read "Fine Art Review" in
today's Collegian for details
-The Fresno State College Collegian -
Second Plane
-Page Three
Bids
e Junior-Senior
Prom will go on sale the week
following Easter vacation In the
Activities Booth.
Admission to the prom Is I 1
per couple Tor Juniors and free
to seniors and their dales. The
dance la open to all students. Bldl
lo Ihe dance will also be available
from members ot the Junior class
executive committees Seniors will
not have to pick up bids.
The prom will be held Apr. 27
In the Marigold Ballroom from 3
I'M to 1 A.M. "Sayonara" has been
selected as ihe. theme and Ihe
Jack Itustlgan band will play.
Jim Kaltelman, junior class
president, said Hint a list of sen¬
iors will be kept at the door ond
that they would not hove to pick
up bills prior lo Iho dance.
The dress for the prom will be
semi-formal. In Ihe past there
was some confuidon because many
of ihe couples come In formal
clothes ond others In seml-fortnal
dress.
NORGE CLEANING VILLAGE
EASTER ) DOLLAR
DAYS
AND SPRING
SPECIAL GOOD THRU APRIL 30
DRY CLEAN
FIRST LOAD AT
REG. PRICE OF.
$2.00
2nd e*m
Load *>!
Just §
START YOUR SPRING CLEANING NOW
AND SAVE, SAVE, SAVE!
STORE YOUR WINTER THINGS
CLEAN AND MOTH FREE
COATS - SUITS - SWEATERS - All WOOLENS
Open Daily 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. —Sun. 8 A.M. lo 6 P.M.
FIRST &
ASHLAND
BA 7-0287
NB9RG
LAUNDRY AND CLEANING
FLYING BULLDOGS ACQUIRE
PLANE FOR INSTRUCTION
Flying Bulldogs Inc., a club or¬
ganized on campus Tor students
and faculty for the purpose of
learning the techniques of flying
aircraft, has purchased a new air¬
plane to replace its first, which
It acquired In I960.
Tho new plune is iho Aeroncn
"'Champ." which has a cruising
speed, of about SB MI'H and a
range of about 200 miles nonstop.
The Filing Itulldogs now have
33 members. The members
flying the plane nearly every day
and groups are taking trips all
over the state.
Tho flub has been lo several
out of town athletic events In
airplanes that have been made
available by the sponsors and in¬
structors In the club. Also, several
field trips have been made to
such places as Columbia, the Nut
Treo Ranch and San Francisco.
SET FOR TAKE-OFF—Carolee Cochran, a member of the Flying
Bulldog,, i
Aeroneo re
ng in Ihe pilot's teat of "Chomp,"
y pure hated by Ihe flying club.
Pm&QSfc
TONIGHT
TkeOaknHiekrifPZ
HOME OF TASTY FOOD
AND GOOD SERVICE
3050 Blackitone
, BA 7-5805
HARVAN'S
iSADIJIONAUY FIN£ fOODS
Dining learn—Coll** Jhcp
THE LEILANI
1425 Blockstone Ave.
AD 7-6101
Closed Mondoy
JACK LAYMAN'S
BLACKSTONE HUT
Charcoal Broiled Steaks
701 r-
eiAotsroNE
THE NEW
CASA CANALES
3 IIP N MOBOA
Df CICCO'S PIZZERIA
J GOOD ITALIAN FOOD
Open 4 p.m.-3 a.m. F..,y Nit*
Tods Out or Wtt Dsllvsr
530 * S34 N. BLACKSTONE
51 AO r-7054
TAKE OUT KITCHEN
JOW SERVINO IUNCH ANO DlrJNtJS
CLOSED MONDA1
\=emm$
THE FLYING BULLDOGS, INC.
wish to thank the firms listed below for their generous support of our fund raising campaign.
CEDAR HEIGHTS
SHOE REPAIR
4219 E. Shield!
BA 2-7091
Christensen's Food Stores
SLAVICH BROS., INC.
Io05 "I" 5lteel
LISLE FUNERAL HOME
CROCKET BROTHERS Plymouth-Valiant
1501 Broodwoy • AM 6-947T
Porker Rambler Co.
1462 BROADWAY
AM 4-2901
1025 FULTON
AD 3-1116
Aero Sales and Service
Chandler Field AM 8-6459
TINKLER MISSION CHAPEL
475 N. BLACKSTONE AD 3-2101
Arthurs
Toys & Sporting Goods
3033 BlocltrtoM
BA 2-6573
MANOR DRUGS
4233 E. Shields
BA 9-6575
VALLEY fORD SALES
2425 IN. Blackitone
BA 2-6541
MIDLAND
SAVINGS & LOAN
2301 Fresno Si.
AD 3-2661
YOST £ WEBB
FUNERAL HOME
1002 "T" SI. ol Tulare
AD 7-4147
Jim Wells Associates - Ladies Apparel
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
1463 FUITON AD 3-7313
WEB'S
frontier Chevrolet
1400 Van Ness 2310 Stanislaus
AM 8-7111
Headhunter Barber Shop
Cedor & Shields ■ BA 7-1710
Ed Pearfss Casvroo Station
Cedar' I Shield, SA 7-3603
C01VTIIVE1VTAI MARKETS
4343 N. BLACKSTONE
BA 2-3041
Wtfiori Hyhf Ssnrlct
Frew, Air TeneJnel
a 5-5657 '
SILAS CHINN, M.D.
Physician & Surgeon
3)3 ROWELL BLDG.
B & K AUTO SUPPLY
4378 N. Bladkston*
BA 2-2421
Campus Town
7
THE AIR OASIS CO.
CHANDLER FIELD
AD 7-4164
CEDAR LANES BOWL
Cedar & Shields
BA 2-4424
Harvans Restaurant
70S Shaw at Palm
BA 2-3031
Bulldog Bother Shop
l Shaw
■* C. H.
■ I AL lit ATI AH0
LOFTIS
TnpicaHa M$e
4061 N. BLACKSTONE
BA 2-5641
Cadar « SMlw IA 7-B125
Through the club's flying In¬
struction program. 15 members
of tho club have soloed. They are; „
Dave Anderson, Richard Dartlett,
Carolee Cochran, Paul Cutter.
Gerald Evan gel ho, .Jay Forsllod,
Vera {.runt. Walt Harburger, Lex
Kaiser, Warren Lev, Phil Loftls.
Plill Nelson and L*c Sonne. Jim
Cone, the president of the club,
and Ron Wilson have their pri¬
vate pilots licenses.
In February Ihe club started a
fund-raising campaign to help pay
off the raoriKace on the new
plane. The club members called
on the leading business firms In
Ihe area and asked for donations
of ten dollars or more.
Almost }400 was raised In a
short lime and now tho club is
well on Us way to paying off tho
morttrftRo on the plane.
"Wo are looking forward to a
continued growth nnd we hope to
have another plane before next
September," Cone said, "and the
way things are going, the pros¬
pects for the future look very
Diploma Fee Due
Today Is the deadline for sen¬
iors to pay their (10 activity
fee. said Itay Snow, senior class
president.
Snow said the fee must be paid
In the bookstore and will Include
thf cost of the diploma and cap
and gown rental.
The senior breakfast, com-
acllvliles, alumni
SUMMER JOBS
in EUROPE
THE 'new' WAY TO
SEE &'live'EUROPE
SPECIALIZING In
'European Safaris'
« MM OS Touts will.
BIBLES
THE PERFECT GUT
FOR EASTER
FRESNO BIBLE HOUSE
CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE
2027 KF.HN
A,,.,, from OeimlieeVi
=H3G
EVERY
COLLEGE
STUDENT
CAN BENEFIT
by
reading
this
book
~'"®1
An understanding of the truth
contained in Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip¬
tures by Mary Baker Eddy on
remove the pressure which con¬
cerns todays college student
upon whom increasing de¬
mands are being made for
academic excellence.
Free to You for 30 Days
Science and Health may be
read, borrowed, or purchased
for $3 at any Christian Science
Reading Room. On request a
copy will be mailed to you post¬
paid. After 50 days you may
uep the book by remitting the
cost or return it to the Reading
Room in the mailing carton
provided.
Information about Science
and Health may also be .ob¬
tained on campus through the
Christian Science
Organization
FRESNO STATE
COLLEGE
KCSNO 24, CALIF.
MUTING TIME
1,00 PM TUESDAY
MEETING Ua
COLLEGE tfUGIOttt CENTO
" eSMestWl
Object Description
| Title | 1962_04 The Daily Collegian April 1962 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1962 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | April 13, 1962, Page 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1962 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | FSC Teacher Gets Invitation Prom Bids Available Dr. Keith M. Standing, assist¬ ant professor ot biology at the college, has been invited to par¬ ticipate In a conference on Pre¬ paring Teachers for the Biologi¬ cal Sciences Curriculum Study In Biology Apr. 20 In Chicago. The conference Is being spon¬ sored by the American Institute of Biological Sciences. ' Dr. Standing, a member of the staff since 1968, said that the conference will be of great value to the college, since FSC will offer a new course In biological tech¬ niques next fall. The class, biol¬ ogy 16S. will be designed for those students Interested In leach¬ ing biology on the secondary level and will bo based on the texts and laboratory manuals produced at the Biological Science Curricu¬ lum Study writing conference held In 1960 and 1961. Rossi Wins Gavel Carol Boss! emerged victorious In a close battle for the presi¬ dency of the Women's Recreation Association. She defeated Pat Headlee. Other elected officers who will begin their yearly duties this fall are Kay Heard. vice president: Linda Brown, secretary; Carolyn Frank*, treasurer, and Pat Bor- off. sporls chairman. --~^_ GET IN FREE FBI ADMISSIONS TONIGHT & TOMORROW ONLY! Read "Fine Art Review" in today's Collegian for details -The Fresno State College Collegian - Second Plane -Page Three Bids e Junior-Senior Prom will go on sale the week following Easter vacation In the Activities Booth. Admission to the prom Is I 1 per couple Tor Juniors and free to seniors and their dales. The dance la open to all students. Bldl lo Ihe dance will also be available from members ot the Junior class executive committees Seniors will not have to pick up bids. The prom will be held Apr. 27 In the Marigold Ballroom from 3 I'M to 1 A.M. "Sayonara" has been selected as ihe. theme and Ihe Jack Itustlgan band will play. Jim Kaltelman, junior class president, said Hint a list of sen¬ iors will be kept at the door ond that they would not hove to pick up bills prior lo Iho dance. The dress for the prom will be semi-formal. In Ihe past there was some confuidon because many of ihe couples come In formal clothes ond others In seml-fortnal dress. NORGE CLEANING VILLAGE EASTER ) DOLLAR DAYS AND SPRING SPECIAL GOOD THRU APRIL 30 DRY CLEAN FIRST LOAD AT REG. PRICE OF. $2.00 2nd e*m Load *>! Just § START YOUR SPRING CLEANING NOW AND SAVE, SAVE, SAVE! STORE YOUR WINTER THINGS CLEAN AND MOTH FREE COATS - SUITS - SWEATERS - All WOOLENS Open Daily 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. —Sun. 8 A.M. lo 6 P.M. FIRST & ASHLAND BA 7-0287 NB9RG LAUNDRY AND CLEANING FLYING BULLDOGS ACQUIRE PLANE FOR INSTRUCTION Flying Bulldogs Inc., a club or¬ ganized on campus Tor students and faculty for the purpose of learning the techniques of flying aircraft, has purchased a new air¬ plane to replace its first, which It acquired In I960. Tho new plune is iho Aeroncn "'Champ." which has a cruising speed, of about SB MI'H and a range of about 200 miles nonstop. The Filing Itulldogs now have 33 members. The members flying the plane nearly every day and groups are taking trips all over the state. Tho flub has been lo several out of town athletic events In airplanes that have been made available by the sponsors and in¬ structors In the club. Also, several field trips have been made to such places as Columbia, the Nut Treo Ranch and San Francisco. SET FOR TAKE-OFF—Carolee Cochran, a member of the Flying Bulldog,, i Aeroneo re ng in Ihe pilot's teat of "Chomp," y pure hated by Ihe flying club. Pm&QSfc TONIGHT TkeOaknHiekrifPZ HOME OF TASTY FOOD AND GOOD SERVICE 3050 Blackitone , BA 7-5805 HARVAN'S iSADIJIONAUY FIN£ fOODS Dining learn—Coll** Jhcp THE LEILANI 1425 Blockstone Ave. AD 7-6101 Closed Mondoy JACK LAYMAN'S BLACKSTONE HUT Charcoal Broiled Steaks 701 r- eiAotsroNE THE NEW CASA CANALES 3 IIP N MOBOA Df CICCO'S PIZZERIA J GOOD ITALIAN FOOD Open 4 p.m.-3 a.m. F..,y Nit* Tods Out or Wtt Dsllvsr 530 * S34 N. BLACKSTONE 51 AO r-7054 TAKE OUT KITCHEN JOW SERVINO IUNCH ANO DlrJNtJS CLOSED MONDA1 \=emm$ THE FLYING BULLDOGS, INC. wish to thank the firms listed below for their generous support of our fund raising campaign. CEDAR HEIGHTS SHOE REPAIR 4219 E. Shield! BA 2-7091 Christensen's Food Stores SLAVICH BROS., INC. Io05 "I" 5lteel LISLE FUNERAL HOME CROCKET BROTHERS Plymouth-Valiant 1501 Broodwoy • AM 6-947T Porker Rambler Co. 1462 BROADWAY AM 4-2901 1025 FULTON AD 3-1116 Aero Sales and Service Chandler Field AM 8-6459 TINKLER MISSION CHAPEL 475 N. BLACKSTONE AD 3-2101 Arthurs Toys & Sporting Goods 3033 BlocltrtoM BA 2-6573 MANOR DRUGS 4233 E. Shields BA 9-6575 VALLEY fORD SALES 2425 IN. Blackitone BA 2-6541 MIDLAND SAVINGS & LOAN 2301 Fresno Si. AD 3-2661 YOST £ WEBB FUNERAL HOME 1002 "T" SI. ol Tulare AD 7-4147 Jim Wells Associates - Ladies Apparel FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN 1463 FUITON AD 3-7313 WEB'S frontier Chevrolet 1400 Van Ness 2310 Stanislaus AM 8-7111 Headhunter Barber Shop Cedor & Shields ■ BA 7-1710 Ed Pearfss Casvroo Station Cedar' I Shield, SA 7-3603 C01VTIIVE1VTAI MARKETS 4343 N. BLACKSTONE BA 2-3041 Wtfiori Hyhf Ssnrlct Frew, Air TeneJnel a 5-5657 ' SILAS CHINN, M.D. Physician & Surgeon 3)3 ROWELL BLDG. B & K AUTO SUPPLY 4378 N. Bladkston* BA 2-2421 Campus Town 7 THE AIR OASIS CO. CHANDLER FIELD AD 7-4164 CEDAR LANES BOWL Cedar & Shields BA 2-4424 Harvans Restaurant 70S Shaw at Palm BA 2-3031 Bulldog Bother Shop l Shaw ■* C. H. ■ I AL lit ATI AH0 LOFTIS TnpicaHa M$e 4061 N. BLACKSTONE BA 2-5641 Cadar « SMlw IA 7-B125 Through the club's flying In¬ struction program. 15 members of tho club have soloed. They are; „ Dave Anderson, Richard Dartlett, Carolee Cochran, Paul Cutter. Gerald Evan gel ho, .Jay Forsllod, Vera {.runt. Walt Harburger, Lex Kaiser, Warren Lev, Phil Loftls. Plill Nelson and L*c Sonne. Jim Cone, the president of the club, and Ron Wilson have their pri¬ vate pilots licenses. In February Ihe club started a fund-raising campaign to help pay off the raoriKace on the new plane. The club members called on the leading business firms In Ihe area and asked for donations of ten dollars or more. Almost }400 was raised In a short lime and now tho club is well on Us way to paying off tho morttrftRo on the plane. "Wo are looking forward to a continued growth nnd we hope to have another plane before next September," Cone said, "and the way things are going, the pros¬ pects for the future look very Diploma Fee Due Today Is the deadline for sen¬ iors to pay their (10 activity fee. said Itay Snow, senior class president. Snow said the fee must be paid In the bookstore and will Include thf cost of the diploma and cap and gown rental. The senior breakfast, com- acllvliles, alumni SUMMER JOBS in EUROPE THE 'new' WAY TO SEE &'live'EUROPE SPECIALIZING In 'European Safaris' « MM OS Touts will. BIBLES THE PERFECT GUT FOR EASTER FRESNO BIBLE HOUSE CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE 2027 KF.HN A,,.,, from OeimlieeVi =H3G EVERY COLLEGE STUDENT CAN BENEFIT by reading this book ~'"®1 An understanding of the truth contained in Science and Health with Key to the Scrip¬ tures by Mary Baker Eddy on remove the pressure which con¬ cerns todays college student upon whom increasing de¬ mands are being made for academic excellence. Free to You for 30 Days Science and Health may be read, borrowed, or purchased for $3 at any Christian Science Reading Room. On request a copy will be mailed to you post¬ paid. After 50 days you may uep the book by remitting the cost or return it to the Reading Room in the mailing carton provided. Information about Science and Health may also be .ob¬ tained on campus through the Christian Science Organization FRESNO STATE COLLEGE KCSNO 24, CALIF. MUTING TIME 1,00 PM TUESDAY MEETING Ua COLLEGE tfUGIOttt CENTO " eSMestWl |
