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Pa*. Two
COUEGIAN — SUMMER SESSION
Jury 2. 1942
FSC Summer Theater
Program Held In Carmel
Fresno State's ever-growing
summer session has expanded to
Carmel for a summer session in
dramatic acting and speech work.
Rehearsals began last week in
the Golden Bough Circle Theater
with 15 students enrolled. Direct¬
ing the program is assistant
speech professor Alvin S. KauT-
ssun.
The theater group plans to
participate in production of two
classic plays. Opening the pro¬
gram will be "She Stoops To Con¬
quer" by Oliver Goldsmith; the
other production probably will be
a Shakespearean drama although
no definite decision has been
made.
Receive Credit
The Golden Bough Circle Thea¬
ter was offered to FSC for sum¬
mer use by the community of
Carmel, Students participating
will receive academic credit for
participation. Most are also tak¬
ing courses In acting techniques
and other phases of the theater
under Kaufman.
Fresno State has had a similar
program in the past. l__st year,
two plays were presented —
"Twelve Angry Women" and
'•The Reluctant Debutante."
However, speech arts division
chairman Dr. J. W. Wright re¬
ported that although both plays
were well attended, the lack of
air conditioning caused several
complaints from players and spec-
tatora.
Ho Decision
Wright; said no decision had
been made on whether next year's
summer theater group program
would be held at FSC or In Car¬
mel. He said that any such deci¬
sion would be contingent on
whether both Fresno State
authorities and the Carmel spon-
• FREE •
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IN CASH
EVERY MONTH AT
BAD BOY
MARKET
IN CLOVIS
Save also on quality
product! est budget prices.
Finest meate & produce).
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CPA Directs
Brush-Up Course
Kenneth Just, a Fresno Certi¬
fied Public Accountant, will di¬
rect a 15-week "brush-up" course
starting Monday, July 9, for those
planning to take the certified
public accountants examination In
November.
The four-unit class will meet
from 7 to 9 PM Mondays and
Thursdays In room 111 of the
business building. The course will
cover four subjects Included In
tbe state examination: account¬
ing problems, accounting theory,
auditing and business law.
Those Interested in the course
may register at the first meeting
ot the class, which is offered
through the Fresno State College
Extension Office. '
The course Instructor, Just Is
a member of the state education
committee of the California So¬
ciety of Certified Public Account¬
ants and Is a graduate of the Uni¬
versity of California at Los An¬
geles School of Business.
sors were satisfied with results of
this year's program.
Students participating In the
Carmel theater program include
Errol Allen, Sarah Ector. Allen
Jacobs. William Davidson. Larry
Dick, David Lorlng. Anthony
Garotoll, Judith Johnson, Valerie
Mayer, Vaflgan Sarklslan, Charles
Spencer, Mark Vance, Julie Wil¬
liamson, Helen West and Stephen
Wilson.
There Is no wholly satisfactory
substitute for brains, but silence
does pretty well.
Aggies Sell
Apricots
A limited supply of Tllton and
Royal apricots will go on sale
this week at the Fresno State
College packing ahod at Barstow
and Chestnut Avenuea. •* '
In addition, the shed will be
packing Red Haven peaches this
week. In addition there will also
be limited supplies of Gold Dust
and Dixl Red peaches available
for sale and some overripe Santa
Rosa plums.
Still available at the Roundup
Is a small supply of Ruby Blush
pink grapefruit, priced at $ 1 a
lug. The Roundup will also have
a limited supply of Dixl Red and
Gold Dust peaches,- priced at $1
a lug with the container 25 cents
extra.
Editor Elam Talks
To Joint PDK Meet
The recent New York City
Teachers Strike will be discussed
by Dr. Stanley Elam at the Joint
meeting of the Delta XI and Delta
Field chapters of Phi Delta Kappa
at 7 PM. July 16, In the Villa
Basque Restaurant.
Dr. Elam, the editor of the Phi
Delta Kappan and other PDK
publications, will talk about the
Dnion Movement In teaching.
Reservations for the dinner
meetings may be made with the
secretary in the education divi¬
sion office, room 133 of the edu¬
cation-psychology building..
Dean Helmlck, president of the
FSC Delta XI Campus chapter,
said that summer session students
who are not members Of PDK
may make reservations to attend
the summer.
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Once An Actor, Always An Actor
By T. E. Foreman
(Reprinted from the Riverside Press Enterprise)
Back in the early 1930's. Dick Bagdasarian was one of the
most promising students in the drama department at Fresno
State College.
In addition to winning high praise for performances in a
number of college plays, he helped direct several productions.
After he graduated and was working as a grape buyer in the
vineyards around Fresno, he continued to work with the
drama department in the evening.
The head of the department wanted him to continue in the
drama field, even offered him a position as a drama teacher
at the college. But Bagdasarian was already making more
money in grapes than he would as a full college professor.
So for 30 years the Bagdasarian drama career languished
while the former college actor became increasingly involved
in grape growing and marketing, eventually becoming one
of the major growers and packers in the Coachella Valley.
But once an actor, always an actor. And so, recently Dick
Bagdasarian finally made his dramatic debut to a nationwide
audience, even though the audience saw only a cartoon
caricature of him and heard his voice only in three lines.
The debut came about because while Dick was submerging
his thespic ambitions to become a successful rancher, his
younger brother, Ross Bagdasarian, was less successful in
shaking off the show business bug.
After an up-and-down career in the theater, Ross suddenly
found himself, through a flair for clowning, a knack for song1
writing and an ability to play tricks with a tape recorder,
the impressario of a national television show.
The show is 'The Alvin Show," featuring the three chip¬
munks Ross created and through whom he made a number
of hit records under the name of David Seville. It's one of
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Object Description
| Title | 1962_07 The Daily Collegian July 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 | July 2, 1962, Page 2 |
| 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 | • / -«e. Pa*. Two COUEGIAN — SUMMER SESSION Jury 2. 1942 FSC Summer Theater Program Held In Carmel Fresno State's ever-growing summer session has expanded to Carmel for a summer session in dramatic acting and speech work. Rehearsals began last week in the Golden Bough Circle Theater with 15 students enrolled. Direct¬ ing the program is assistant speech professor Alvin S. KauT- ssun. The theater group plans to participate in production of two classic plays. Opening the pro¬ gram will be "She Stoops To Con¬ quer" by Oliver Goldsmith; the other production probably will be a Shakespearean drama although no definite decision has been made. Receive Credit The Golden Bough Circle Thea¬ ter was offered to FSC for sum¬ mer use by the community of Carmel, Students participating will receive academic credit for participation. Most are also tak¬ ing courses In acting techniques and other phases of the theater under Kaufman. Fresno State has had a similar program in the past. l__st year, two plays were presented — "Twelve Angry Women" and '•The Reluctant Debutante." However, speech arts division chairman Dr. J. W. Wright re¬ ported that although both plays were well attended, the lack of air conditioning caused several complaints from players and spec- tatora. Ho Decision Wright; said no decision had been made on whether next year's summer theater group program would be held at FSC or In Car¬ mel. He said that any such deci¬ sion would be contingent on whether both Fresno State authorities and the Carmel spon- • FREE • *1000 IN CASH EVERY MONTH AT BAD BOY MARKET IN CLOVIS Save also on quality product! est budget prices. Finest meate & produce). 745 Clovis Av.». smi shuts M5i? ,__-_s.-____jgRjp.. CPA Directs Brush-Up Course Kenneth Just, a Fresno Certi¬ fied Public Accountant, will di¬ rect a 15-week "brush-up" course starting Monday, July 9, for those planning to take the certified public accountants examination In November. The four-unit class will meet from 7 to 9 PM Mondays and Thursdays In room 111 of the business building. The course will cover four subjects Included In tbe state examination: account¬ ing problems, accounting theory, auditing and business law. Those Interested in the course may register at the first meeting ot the class, which is offered through the Fresno State College Extension Office. ' The course Instructor, Just Is a member of the state education committee of the California So¬ ciety of Certified Public Account¬ ants and Is a graduate of the Uni¬ versity of California at Los An¬ geles School of Business. sors were satisfied with results of this year's program. Students participating In the Carmel theater program include Errol Allen, Sarah Ector. Allen Jacobs. William Davidson. Larry Dick, David Lorlng. Anthony Garotoll, Judith Johnson, Valerie Mayer, Vaflgan Sarklslan, Charles Spencer, Mark Vance, Julie Wil¬ liamson, Helen West and Stephen Wilson. There Is no wholly satisfactory substitute for brains, but silence does pretty well. Aggies Sell Apricots A limited supply of Tllton and Royal apricots will go on sale this week at the Fresno State College packing ahod at Barstow and Chestnut Avenuea. •* ' In addition, the shed will be packing Red Haven peaches this week. In addition there will also be limited supplies of Gold Dust and Dixl Red peaches available for sale and some overripe Santa Rosa plums. Still available at the Roundup Is a small supply of Ruby Blush pink grapefruit, priced at $ 1 a lug. The Roundup will also have a limited supply of Dixl Red and Gold Dust peaches,- priced at $1 a lug with the container 25 cents extra. Editor Elam Talks To Joint PDK Meet The recent New York City Teachers Strike will be discussed by Dr. Stanley Elam at the Joint meeting of the Delta XI and Delta Field chapters of Phi Delta Kappa at 7 PM. July 16, In the Villa Basque Restaurant. Dr. Elam, the editor of the Phi Delta Kappan and other PDK publications, will talk about the Dnion Movement In teaching. Reservations for the dinner meetings may be made with the secretary in the education divi¬ sion office, room 133 of the edu¬ cation-psychology building.. Dean Helmlck, president of the FSC Delta XI Campus chapter, said that summer session students who are not members Of PDK may make reservations to attend the summer. •fc « . * 00013103 i_-fjL_i-t * THE NEW CAS A C A NA LE S Dining In the Mexican Style 3110 N. MQIOA HARVAN'S TRADITIONALLY FINE POODS Wh-r* tha occanl It entirety on goad food Dining *Mtm* CoHtO Shop Banqut-I Fertlitlesi In Fig Oard-n Vlllogo Pohsl a ____» Aire. JsVA I LfJLuH. CkiHUe^Amrican feed ONLY'ONE Of ITS KIND IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY BUFFET STYLE or Ala Carlo — Foods to Go OPEN 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M. DAILY aOSED SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS 1137 FULTON ST. i- fl - - -~-- PHONE 366-0821 os> QQCQ QQt/tw Car ffrr Summer CONNUS AM HAHAtftl AUTOMATIC IIANJMISJIOM _ tuna. h»aii MAK IV AUTOMOTIVE MfllOSIATION AM 441*1 431 AM, • HEAUEY • shute • n sam CAtsmai . 4*1* N. SUSHI si MXSto Vfttolaeeiee sjAmmtmta A A' W AUTO WHOUTfir SEAT COVStS COMVSSTISSS TOPS . COMMITS AUTO INTEllOtS ITSSH.Slei.ila", AM 4-1414 CAI HADIOS Spertellalea la SeSea, Serrke SCC lICtXUD SUYICSMtN AOTO MOW StkMKt CO. tours rem w ■iii .»■■>. *a**»» _______ voutswASOH * rasscrn Once An Actor, Always An Actor By T. E. Foreman (Reprinted from the Riverside Press Enterprise) Back in the early 1930's. Dick Bagdasarian was one of the most promising students in the drama department at Fresno State College. In addition to winning high praise for performances in a number of college plays, he helped direct several productions. After he graduated and was working as a grape buyer in the vineyards around Fresno, he continued to work with the drama department in the evening. The head of the department wanted him to continue in the drama field, even offered him a position as a drama teacher at the college. But Bagdasarian was already making more money in grapes than he would as a full college professor. So for 30 years the Bagdasarian drama career languished while the former college actor became increasingly involved in grape growing and marketing, eventually becoming one of the major growers and packers in the Coachella Valley. But once an actor, always an actor. And so, recently Dick Bagdasarian finally made his dramatic debut to a nationwide audience, even though the audience saw only a cartoon caricature of him and heard his voice only in three lines. The debut came about because while Dick was submerging his thespic ambitions to become a successful rancher, his younger brother, Ross Bagdasarian, was less successful in shaking off the show business bug. After an up-and-down career in the theater, Ross suddenly found himself, through a flair for clowning, a knack for song1 writing and an ability to play tricks with a tape recorder, the impressario of a national television show. The show is 'The Alvin Show," featuring the three chip¬ munks Ross created and through whom he made a number of hit records under the name of David Seville. It's one of (Continued on Page 4) CAL-STATE MUFFLER SERVICE MUFFLERS • TAIL PIPES • EXHAUSTS FOR ALL CARS *>/\0/ AUTO AIR CONDITIONING -*W f° Off ON PMLTS WITH I J. CARD AM 6-9866 11 60 Blacks tone ot Olive CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH fliOO Eroning Wonhlp o.3Q Calvin Club 9.30 Coi-pus Hour 9.30 4 1 1 :00 Morning Wonhlp 9.30 Sorvk* Radio Broodc-sl (KROU, 1130) Alan H. Brown, Miniiier BA 7-4913 — CUNTON AT THORNE CEDAR AVENUE BAPTIST CEDAR NEAR BELMONT 9«45 AM CoM-g- Busin.ti Bibl* Clou 0,00 Collogs. IkImm II .00 am Morning Wonhlp 7.1 J Evening Worthlp EVENING SEIVICE BROADCAST — KMJ — 7,30-8.30 ^^ Irving E. Ponbortny, fmtor FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH M t Calottes SI. Duplitol-, Ur*U»*—l.30 4 1 1 ,00 Coll-og.rt Fellowship—6.10 Chords Id.-* 9J0 Evening Worship—7JO Or. tohott W. Porter, Potior toy. WoHy Droit., ColUgn for,*— PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH BA 2-23M 4*72 M. Cesser, * WW. So. of FSC 9.1 J S.ndoy School and libla Oosuo* 10 JO Wonhlp Sorvfco Martin Schabockesr. Potior IA 9-1335 TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH DopBcata SorvtoM—9*00 & 10.30 AM OWtb School—.9,00 4 10.30 AM Trinity 3973 N. Ctckr New Ankle* CoUogo Uth«r a-b—7.00 PM Philip A. Jordan, Patter IA 9-t-BI PALM AVL CHURCH OF CHRIST 826 Palm Af$.-AM 4-5409 Morning Wonhip—1.20 & 1MI AM Evening Wonhtp—oiOO PM MJAM Mr. afford fe mnnyma, Mlefctor MIUMROOR PRESBYTERIAN M» N. lUUeHOCAt AVI. Si. 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