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Uteriel Comments College Life' Liires; Scares New Students Come on in, the water's fine. For those of you who are shaking1 in your boots right now, just RELAX. If its a friend¬ ly atmosphere you've been wanting, you've come to the right place. Another summer has flown by .ind hundreds of new stu¬ dent's, tracking in sand from the beaches <>nd pine needles from the mountains, are again knocking on the Fresno State College door. You've probably been hearing about this so called "college life" since you were knee high to a grasshopper. And now you can see for yourself. You may he happily surprised at what "college life" really is. You may be disappointed, we hope not. But there is one piece of advice which we might all consider. What we get out of our college careers will de¬ pend on what we put into them. Fresno Stale College students have a lot to look forward to in the 1962-68 term. One of the greatest small college football teams in the nation resides here. Fresno swept through an undefeated, untied 1(H) season last year. The college will also lie defending California Collegiate Athletic Association championships in basketball and baseball. To]) political figures will be on campus as well as some of the finest speakers in the land. The drama department will produce several outstanding plays, and the choir and band will fill the air with music. Dances will he cheaper by the dozen. Of course all of these activities occupy only a minor part of our "college life." The real purpose for our being here is to obtain a formal education. Burning the midnight oil will become a common experience. There will be term papers to write, examinations to take, projects to complete and piles of books to re.nd. You'll wonder where the lime goes and you'll wish you had a little more. New experiences almost invariably accompany going to a new place. The meeting of hundreds of new friends will he an important educational experience in itself. For many of us, it is the first time we have ever lived away from home. Some of us will be able to adjust to this independent life in a week. For others, it may take a semester or even longer. There are many activities involved in "college life" which take place outside the classroom. It is hoped, however, that students wil! give complete consideration lo their studies be¬ fore going off the deep end with social activities. When you get to your first class, pauze and look to the student at your right and left. Remember, only one of you will remain when the degrees are awarded at graduation. It is our hope th.at students have been looking forward to September and their stay here at Fresno State with great anticipation. Fresno Slate has certainly been looking forward to seeing you. We hope your stay hero is a long and pleasant one. The Collegian, YOCR daily newspaper, extends its heart¬ iest welcome. Collegian Goes Daily; Publications Thriving This issue of the Collegian is to entering students this week the first Of the tour day a week during orientation assemblies. newspapers to be published t the college. Tho Increase ot one issue week In the publishing schedu came after the executive council and the student council approved the staffs' request for the'Sddl- ttonal paper and the board of directors approved the increased budget, request. The action was taken before the close of last se¬ mester. Hsmdlxxslc orrered In addition to the Collegian, tbe college issues three other pub¬ lications. Tbe 1962-63 Handbook Is one of these and will be given -The Fresno State College Collegian- Fall Calendar FALL 1962 September 10-11-12 September If j September 12 -...- -STUDENT ACTIVITIES CALENDAU New Student Orientation ...Freshman Class, Petitions Available a—- Student Exec. September 15-16... September 17 September 19 September 21 September 21 September 22 Howdy Dance Freshman Camp ...Instruction Begins Student Council SUE HENRYSON, MISS CALIFORNIA Beauty Queen Returns To College Freckled and friendly Sue Ne* Jerse> w 11 register forioctoher Henryson—a former Hiss Call claw -s on T ursi ly at 1 I'M. The j October fornla and a finalist In Ihe 196. cord has lx ■en 1 i A Mania since October Miss America contest- will re Aug 2S tak ng I arl in Hie 1963 Novemb turn to Fresno Stale College ihis ' Mini. A merle . con lest. Durinc the .Vovemb Freshman Class Needs Leaders; Petitions Out Sigma Chi Kick OH Dance Aloha Party—Hui O Hawaii Club Football—Whitworth (here) September 22-2T .— - Sorority Rush September 24.., „ Kappa Delta PI Orientation Meeting September 23-28 _ IFC Rush September 26 Student Council September 28 Education Students Reception September 28 _ : Student Exec. September 28 Freshman Class Petitions Due September 28 Football—Stnta Barbara (there) October 3. AWS Fashion Show and "Meet tho Girls" Assembly, 8:00 P.M. Froshnian Class Primary Election . ... ..Student Council Fall Harvest Dane (Alpha Gamma Kho] Football Aballne (thcrel rYeshman Class General Election ...Student Bxoc Homecoming . Football — Cal Poly (here! Kappa Delta Pi Installation Frosh-Soph Brawl .Student Council Home Ec Annual Convention New .Student Reception (sailel •;;. Hoard of Fine Arts . Pool ball .- L. A. State (thcrel Sorority "Pledge Presents" "The Miracle Worker" Halloween Dance (Graves Hall I ...Student Eiqe. Football—San Diego State (there) Halloween llarr. Dance (Si^ma Nu) ASB and AWS Petitions Available Student Council Dance. l-nh School (Junior Class) b*T -1 Siunia Chi Sweolhearl Dance Knot ball I.oisr Ueach (here) Student Bxec . arFrenhtnan Class Dance Football- San Jose Stale (there) Ilefilonnl Conference (Kappa Delta Pi) ASH and AWS Petitions Due Hay delaTorre- 1:00 and 8:00 (UFA) Student Council Than Usui sing Party (Hul O Hawaii Football University of Pacific (here) Ul'Hltj.T Oclober October Ui'tn !>,■:■ Ortoh.T Us-li.]>.••- Octohei and a new class n. 'ds leaders class offices. The offices un.l rlie.r Petition., for F est, wan class terms afe; president, one )>ur; Offices will be aval able today in vice-president, one semester; nee- Ihe activities office In the Admin- rotary-treasurer, one seoiesier 1st radon Building. and .-ficial chairman, one sentes. Richard Mannlr g, freshman ,er class president lasi ear. In spend ln addition lo Ihe social chalr- ing on the function nf class lead- mun lb we will !»■ J;> execuilvc er said. "They strii. r to make the hoard ms-mb-m elected Class A s-orisl Krou, in which the Petitions will be due un Sept freshman can oils. Mho Hh-v are :«. The Freshman primary elec- (he official vole* of the freshman lion will be held Oct. '■'■ and the class in mudem «<i ■■rnmeni " Kfner.il .-lection will be held (in Hod Holcomb, f cshinan v|<-.~ '" Noi Thanksglv ,' lis'CI'KM Mo I rnber 2h :i Siai ..Basketbal rlKln Howdy Dance Climaxes Week mation about student organize tlons, activities and rules lo hell familiarize new students lo ihi campus. Directory Available Another publication which wil soon be available to student; Is the directory. Listed In thii book arc the names, college ad¬ dresses and phone numbers, ma¬ jors and grades of all registered students. The third publication is the year book which will be publish¬ ed In the late stages of the spring semester. some iiienlifie; Maybe in addl sophomore brawl there could some type of dance "r frolic. bar will ul.e' : Executive Board Meet Scheduled Wednesday I'Ln for the sing will be dlscused at ihe firm meet, ing of the executive council Wed¬ nesday at 7 PM In the Sludent President's office. It will be the homecoming foi President Gerald Tahajian and his student council for 1962-63, as well as the regular board mem- The annual dance will be hell In llio Laboratory School Audi tori tun Friday from 8-11 I'M. Th. Coachmen, a Fresno Slate Col lege folk song group will Provid¬ ian tertainiuenl, The Howdy Dance, is sponsored by tho Orientation Committee. All students are lnvlied lo tt free affair with n special invlt. tlon to all Freshmen and transfi students. Christy Wild will serve as r freshments chairmen and Leigh Ann Polk will be ln charge of decorations. Scholarship Grants Hit $46,407 An additional $10,812 in schnl- an nips for (He 1962-63 academic year wore offered according Fresno State College officials. Tbe total of scholarship monies award- Ad has reached 146,407.60 for the new year. Kenneth Lewis, chairman tbe FSC scholarship committee, said that 44 of the scholarship! will be awarded to students en rolled at FSC last spring, 19 will be glren to June high school grad. uatss and 6 will be awarded to Isaler college transfers. The 69 •ctoUrshlps boost the total nam- ■ttawirded to 269. 'The largest award of $800, ■tnammttml by Anderson Clayton * ***>■*• ge to Dwsino h. Csao- *" " ' "*- : ot Imperial High , Calif ornla. Cs- major In egrl- Grants of $750 will ko and Brie ologr ms- ute*s IEO0 to Bob- high school and Intended major at FSC are: Stanley Stemmer Beaubalrt Memorial Scholarship of $100, Michael B. Schmltt or Piedmont High School, Journal¬ ism and political science;/'Marie Bolton Memorial Scholarships of $50, Patricia Bobleen of Kings, burg High School, homemaklng, and Myrdeel H. Woodall of Le Grand High School, home eco- The Central California Typo¬ graphic Service Scholarship of $50, Sandra Helen Head of Mc¬ Lane High School, Journalism; Elsa B. Einstein Scholarship of $150, Joans Portiock of Torrance High School, home economics and social welfare; McMaheo Scholar¬ ship of $300 (two yean). Ken¬ neth Wright of Le Grand High Schools education; Music Patrons Scholarship of $100, Wayne W. Huber of Fresno High School, music, and Diane Ese Mueller of Lent-ore Union High School, mu¬ lt. The Pelletler Foundation schol¬ arship or *1>6, Douglas 8. Orov- er ot Madera High School, pre. roteri-arr: John Prossley Phillip John Fro stley, Jr., Memorial Scholarship of $50 Charles Amlrkhanlan of Fresno High School, general; Arthur Saf- strom Memorial Scholarship of $100, Carol J. Law of Edison High School o( Fresno. English. Scottish Rite Bodies Scholar¬ ship of $100, Ronald McCary of McLane High School, history; Alumni Trust | Council Scholar¬ ship Ol- $100, Mike Christina of San Diego High School, physical education; M-V Music Company Scholarship of $50, James L. Pe¬ terson of McLane High School, music; Fred Boyd Memorial Scholarship of $130. Lawrence W. Bills or Woodland High School, biology; Susan Ormann -Memor¬ ial Scholarship of $150. Marvin DeCarlo of Roosevelt High School, music; and Clovii Farm Bureau Scholarships Of $150, Carol Joan Snodgrass of Clovls High School, French, end Marcl* Ann Nelson of Clovls, home economics. Junior college recipients are: the Stanley Stemmer Besubalre Memorial Scholarship of $100, Erelyn J. Gillbsm of Reedier Cdi- 3oU«0 slnsenie Club Hebetatr- ship of $10, Wayne EL PetUt of City College, mathematics and secondary education. James Shulti Scholarship of 1150, Linda Wilkinson of the Col- ege of the Sequoias, elementary education; Raymond Thomas Memorial Scholarship of $100. Edwin E. Sieckert or Pierce Col¬ lege (Woodland Hills), animal husbandry; George Van Vleet, Jr., Memorial Scholarship or $150, George L. Coats of COS, zoology; and Vlsalia Times Delia Scholar¬ ship or $ SO, Helen C. Simpson of COS, journalism and radio-tele- Ylslao. FSC students listed and their majors are: Gary Crooker Mem¬ orial Scholarship of $500, Ronald G. Williams, crop production; William Filbert Davis Memorial Scholarships of $100, Dennis Mai. ksslan, psychology; Donald O. Doss; general; James E. Brumn. political science, and John B. Acker, physics; Driver Education Scholarship of $40, Tbad L. Bax- Y, secondary education, EUa B, Einstein Scholarship of $180, Susan.' Bisect, psychology; Fatuity ifcholarshlpa of 1100, (Contntoad on »*_•# 3) Primary Elections Queen's Tea Student Exec. Queens Ball 'he inspector General" Arizona Slate (there) Arizona Slate (there) Generis! Btaetton Basketball- Portland University (there) - - ----- Student Council Basketball -Portland University (iherel . . .Sweetheart Ball (Alpha Phi Alpha I Christmas Party (SAE) Open House (Craves Hall) Basketball—San Jose (herei Christmas Parly (Hal O Hawaii I Driller String Hoard of Fine Arts Basketball —Sacramento Slate (iherel Kappa Kappa Gumma Dinner Daaeo Basketball— Alumni (here) Christmas Vacation .Basketball—Sacramento State (there) Basketball — University of Pacific (there) v... Classes Resume • ■■—■ Student Exec. January 4 . Basketball—San Fernando Valley (here) January S Basketball, University of California. Santa Barbara (here) January 5 Dinner Dance (Delia Zeta) January 5 Snow Party (Hul O Hawaii) January 9 ' Student Council January 11-1 T Dead Week January 11 , Basketball -San Diego State (there) January 12 Basketball—Long neach State (there) January 14..... Basketball—Chupman College (there) January 1M-2& „ .Finals January 21 3AE Darn D_nce January 26 _ Baeketball—L.A. State (here) January 29 Basketball—University of Pacific (here) February 1 _ _ Basketball—Cal Poly (there) February 2 Basketball—San Diego University (here) November 2R November 10 November .10-Decemb. December 1 _»_. December .1 December 5 ,. December 7 December S December 8 December 8 December 1 December I December I January 2 Smart Suits Skirts and Sweaters from 'Ih*'Campus Couturiare" 4273 NORTH FIRST AT ASHIAN
Object Description
Title | 1962_09 The Daily Collegian September 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. |
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Language | eng |
Description
Title | September 10, 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 | Uteriel Comments College Life' Liires; Scares New Students Come on in, the water's fine. For those of you who are shaking1 in your boots right now, just RELAX. If its a friend¬ ly atmosphere you've been wanting, you've come to the right place. Another summer has flown by .ind hundreds of new stu¬ dent's, tracking in sand from the beaches <>nd pine needles from the mountains, are again knocking on the Fresno State College door. You've probably been hearing about this so called "college life" since you were knee high to a grasshopper. And now you can see for yourself. You may he happily surprised at what "college life" really is. You may be disappointed, we hope not. But there is one piece of advice which we might all consider. What we get out of our college careers will de¬ pend on what we put into them. Fresno Stale College students have a lot to look forward to in the 1962-68 term. One of the greatest small college football teams in the nation resides here. Fresno swept through an undefeated, untied 1(H) season last year. The college will also lie defending California Collegiate Athletic Association championships in basketball and baseball. To]) political figures will be on campus as well as some of the finest speakers in the land. The drama department will produce several outstanding plays, and the choir and band will fill the air with music. Dances will he cheaper by the dozen. Of course all of these activities occupy only a minor part of our "college life." The real purpose for our being here is to obtain a formal education. Burning the midnight oil will become a common experience. There will be term papers to write, examinations to take, projects to complete and piles of books to re.nd. You'll wonder where the lime goes and you'll wish you had a little more. New experiences almost invariably accompany going to a new place. The meeting of hundreds of new friends will he an important educational experience in itself. For many of us, it is the first time we have ever lived away from home. Some of us will be able to adjust to this independent life in a week. For others, it may take a semester or even longer. There are many activities involved in "college life" which take place outside the classroom. It is hoped, however, that students wil! give complete consideration lo their studies be¬ fore going off the deep end with social activities. When you get to your first class, pauze and look to the student at your right and left. Remember, only one of you will remain when the degrees are awarded at graduation. It is our hope th.at students have been looking forward to September and their stay here at Fresno State with great anticipation. Fresno Slate has certainly been looking forward to seeing you. We hope your stay hero is a long and pleasant one. The Collegian, YOCR daily newspaper, extends its heart¬ iest welcome. Collegian Goes Daily; Publications Thriving This issue of the Collegian is to entering students this week the first Of the tour day a week during orientation assemblies. newspapers to be published t the college. Tho Increase ot one issue week In the publishing schedu came after the executive council and the student council approved the staffs' request for the'Sddl- ttonal paper and the board of directors approved the increased budget, request. The action was taken before the close of last se¬ mester. Hsmdlxxslc orrered In addition to the Collegian, tbe college issues three other pub¬ lications. Tbe 1962-63 Handbook Is one of these and will be given -The Fresno State College Collegian- Fall Calendar FALL 1962 September 10-11-12 September If j September 12 -...- -STUDENT ACTIVITIES CALENDAU New Student Orientation ...Freshman Class, Petitions Available a—- Student Exec. September 15-16... September 17 September 19 September 21 September 21 September 22 Howdy Dance Freshman Camp ...Instruction Begins Student Council SUE HENRYSON, MISS CALIFORNIA Beauty Queen Returns To College Freckled and friendly Sue Ne* Jerse> w 11 register forioctoher Henryson—a former Hiss Call claw -s on T ursi ly at 1 I'M. The j October fornla and a finalist In Ihe 196. cord has lx ■en 1 i A Mania since October Miss America contest- will re Aug 2S tak ng I arl in Hie 1963 Novemb turn to Fresno Stale College ihis ' Mini. A merle . con lest. Durinc the .Vovemb Freshman Class Needs Leaders; Petitions Out Sigma Chi Kick OH Dance Aloha Party—Hui O Hawaii Club Football—Whitworth (here) September 22-2T .— - Sorority Rush September 24.., „ Kappa Delta PI Orientation Meeting September 23-28 _ IFC Rush September 26 Student Council September 28 Education Students Reception September 28 _ : Student Exec. September 28 Freshman Class Petitions Due September 28 Football—Stnta Barbara (there) October 3. AWS Fashion Show and "Meet tho Girls" Assembly, 8:00 P.M. Froshnian Class Primary Election . ... ..Student Council Fall Harvest Dane (Alpha Gamma Kho] Football Aballne (thcrel rYeshman Class General Election ...Student Bxoc Homecoming . Football — Cal Poly (here! Kappa Delta Pi Installation Frosh-Soph Brawl .Student Council Home Ec Annual Convention New .Student Reception (sailel •;;. Hoard of Fine Arts . Pool ball .- L. A. State (thcrel Sorority "Pledge Presents" "The Miracle Worker" Halloween Dance (Graves Hall I ...Student Eiqe. Football—San Diego State (there) Halloween llarr. Dance (Si^ma Nu) ASB and AWS Petitions Available Student Council Dance. l-nh School (Junior Class) b*T -1 Siunia Chi Sweolhearl Dance Knot ball I.oisr Ueach (here) Student Bxec . arFrenhtnan Class Dance Football- San Jose Stale (there) Ilefilonnl Conference (Kappa Delta Pi) ASH and AWS Petitions Due Hay delaTorre- 1:00 and 8:00 (UFA) Student Council Than Usui sing Party (Hul O Hawaii Football University of Pacific (here) Ul'Hltj.T Oclober October Ui'tn !>,■:■ Ortoh.T Us-li.]>.••- Octohei and a new class n. 'ds leaders class offices. The offices un.l rlie.r Petition., for F est, wan class terms afe; president, one )>ur; Offices will be aval able today in vice-president, one semester; nee- Ihe activities office In the Admin- rotary-treasurer, one seoiesier 1st radon Building. and .-ficial chairman, one sentes. Richard Mannlr g, freshman ,er class president lasi ear. In spend ln addition lo Ihe social chalr- ing on the function nf class lead- mun lb we will !»■ J;> execuilvc er said. "They strii. r to make the hoard ms-mb-m elected Class A s-orisl Krou, in which the Petitions will be due un Sept freshman can oils. Mho Hh-v are :«. The Freshman primary elec- (he official vole* of the freshman lion will be held Oct. '■'■ and the class in mudem «■*• ge to Dwsino h. Csao- *" " ' "*- : ot Imperial High , Calif ornla. Cs- major In egrl- Grants of $750 will ko and Brie ologr ms- ute*s IEO0 to Bob- high school and Intended major at FSC are: Stanley Stemmer Beaubalrt Memorial Scholarship of $100, Michael B. Schmltt or Piedmont High School, Journal¬ ism and political science;/'Marie Bolton Memorial Scholarships of $50, Patricia Bobleen of Kings, burg High School, homemaklng, and Myrdeel H. Woodall of Le Grand High School, home eco- The Central California Typo¬ graphic Service Scholarship of $50, Sandra Helen Head of Mc¬ Lane High School, Journalism; Elsa B. Einstein Scholarship of $150, Joans Portiock of Torrance High School, home economics and social welfare; McMaheo Scholar¬ ship of $300 (two yean). Ken¬ neth Wright of Le Grand High Schools education; Music Patrons Scholarship of $100, Wayne W. Huber of Fresno High School, music, and Diane Ese Mueller of Lent-ore Union High School, mu¬ lt. The Pelletler Foundation schol¬ arship or *1>6, Douglas 8. Orov- er ot Madera High School, pre. roteri-arr: John Prossley Phillip John Fro stley, Jr., Memorial Scholarship of $50 Charles Amlrkhanlan of Fresno High School, general; Arthur Saf- strom Memorial Scholarship of $100, Carol J. Law of Edison High School o( Fresno. English. Scottish Rite Bodies Scholar¬ ship of $100, Ronald McCary of McLane High School, history; Alumni Trust | Council Scholar¬ ship Ol- $100, Mike Christina of San Diego High School, physical education; M-V Music Company Scholarship of $50, James L. Pe¬ terson of McLane High School, music; Fred Boyd Memorial Scholarship of $130. Lawrence W. Bills or Woodland High School, biology; Susan Ormann -Memor¬ ial Scholarship of $150. Marvin DeCarlo of Roosevelt High School, music; and Clovii Farm Bureau Scholarships Of $150, Carol Joan Snodgrass of Clovls High School, French, end Marcl* Ann Nelson of Clovls, home economics. Junior college recipients are: the Stanley Stemmer Besubalre Memorial Scholarship of $100, Erelyn J. Gillbsm of Reedier Cdi- 3oU«0 slnsenie Club Hebetatr- ship of $10, Wayne EL PetUt of City College, mathematics and secondary education. James Shulti Scholarship of 1150, Linda Wilkinson of the Col- ege of the Sequoias, elementary education; Raymond Thomas Memorial Scholarship of $100. Edwin E. Sieckert or Pierce Col¬ lege (Woodland Hills), animal husbandry; George Van Vleet, Jr., Memorial Scholarship or $150, George L. Coats of COS, zoology; and Vlsalia Times Delia Scholar¬ ship or $ SO, Helen C. Simpson of COS, journalism and radio-tele- Ylslao. FSC students listed and their majors are: Gary Crooker Mem¬ orial Scholarship of $500, Ronald G. Williams, crop production; William Filbert Davis Memorial Scholarships of $100, Dennis Mai. ksslan, psychology; Donald O. Doss; general; James E. Brumn. political science, and John B. Acker, physics; Driver Education Scholarship of $40, Tbad L. Bax- Y, secondary education, EUa B, Einstein Scholarship of $180, Susan.' Bisect, psychology; Fatuity ifcholarshlpa of 1100, (Contntoad on »*_•# 3) Primary Elections Queen's Tea Student Exec. Queens Ball 'he inspector General" Arizona Slate (there) Arizona Slate (there) Generis! Btaetton Basketball- Portland University (there) - - ----- Student Council Basketball -Portland University (iherel . . .Sweetheart Ball (Alpha Phi Alpha I Christmas Party (SAE) Open House (Craves Hall) Basketball—San Jose (herei Christmas Parly (Hal O Hawaii I Driller String Hoard of Fine Arts Basketball —Sacramento Slate (iherel Kappa Kappa Gumma Dinner Daaeo Basketball— Alumni (here) Christmas Vacation .Basketball—Sacramento State (there) Basketball — University of Pacific (there) v... Classes Resume • ■■—■ Student Exec. January 4 . Basketball—San Fernando Valley (here) January S Basketball, University of California. Santa Barbara (here) January 5 Dinner Dance (Delia Zeta) January 5 Snow Party (Hul O Hawaii) January 9 ' Student Council January 11-1 T Dead Week January 11 , Basketball -San Diego State (there) January 12 Basketball—Long neach State (there) January 14..... Basketball—Chupman College (there) January 1M-2& „ .Finals January 21 3AE Darn D_nce January 26 _ Baeketball—L.A. State (here) January 29 Basketball—University of Pacific (here) February 1 _ _ Basketball—Cal Poly (there) February 2 Basketball—San Diego University (here) November 2R November 10 November .10-Decemb. December 1 _»_. December .1 December 5 ,. December 7 December S December 8 December 8 December 1 December I December I January 2 Smart Suits Skirts and Sweaters from 'Ih*'Campus Couturiare" 4273 NORTH FIRST AT ASHIAN |