1962_10 The Daily Collegian October 1962

              kush Ends - FSC Sororities
Announce 1962 Pledges
-Ihe Fresno 5*«#e College Celiala
—wTBje Tl*fee
One full day of anxiety, sus¬
pense sad silence ended Thursday
mninc for 140 Fresno State Col-
lei* women wben they received
word of their acceptance Into one
if tbe six sororities.
The folio wing women are now
sorority pledges:
Dett* Zees. Dolores Dee Bane,
Diane Lynn Beene, Carol Ann
CloTee. Dlanne Deester, Mollie
3alney, Roberta Oarrlck. Sharon
Han ley, Marsha Holland, Judy
EInddleeton, Carole Ann Mark,
Ifary Uaselll. Deborah Maul,
ler, Linda Mullln, Lome Roach,
Ruth Ann Mitchell. Audres Mol-
Ljo Anne Sorrentl, Bernadette
Spano, Betty Jo Swartx and Susan
Taylor.
IX;]us. Gamma. Linda Anderson,
Brooke Barnett. Sue Buckles. Pa¬
tricia Degen, Linda Dl Llddo,
Laureen Dlx, Patricia Hall, Bar¬
bara Hampson. Linda Hlghtower.
Jeanne Irola. Lee Ellen Moore,
Leslie Morato. Lynae Nelson.
Karen Newmnn. Marsha Petersen,
Cherid Tetersen. Janell Robinson,
Sally Sample. Cathy Schengel.
Barbara Shiner. Metlnda Slaley,
Carol Telesco. Kate Thomas, Sherl
Thompson and Jan Walton.
Kappa Alpha Tin-ta. Rick I
Barncr. Heather Cairns, Virginia
Cordray, Janle Cyr, Marcle Jo
Glbeson. Judith Marie Goerges.
Karen Griffin. Judl Lee John¬
stone, Cynthia Ann Jones. Karen
Knourek, Carole Lee, Saundra
Lontteor. Peggy McNeil. Terry
Rlordon, Rosemary Rockwell,
Sharon Smith, Carole Ann Steele.
Annalee Stockton, Virginia Wal¬
ton, Kathleen Whitfield. Wendy
Williams  and   Roberta  Sue   Win-
Kappu Knppn Gamma: Barbara
Allan. Janet Briscoe. Sally Cor-
burn, Deborah Chrlstenaen, Su¬
zanne Copelnnd. Marlon Dauphin.
Melinda Davis. Wendy de La
Lalng. Ann Einstein. Pattl Flow¬
ers. Hope Hopper. Sally Hosteller
Martha Johns. Sally Kennedy.
Jean Kutch, Jan Llndman. Steph-
; ante Llpphold, Elaine LeudeklnR.
Tool Maltos. Olivia McCoy, Phyl¬
lis Mertilon. Marjorle Morgan,
Donna Richardson. Karen Rltler,
Tonl Rossell. Linda Ruagge,
PetiaxShaaf, Barbara SpaulrilnK.
Cathy Stark. Susan Strlckler, Jo
Ann Thome and Yvetle Tafiumny-
I'hl Mu. Abigail Anderson. Bar¬
bara Boswell, Shirley Bricus,
Sharon Cuvlello. Karen Davlw.
Pamela Everson. Susan Hunter.
Carol Lehtonen. Lucille Man-
della. Connie Maroot. Nancy
Michaells.  Kathleen   Miles.  Sheila
'O'Brien, Janet Wheeler, Lynne
Unruh  and  Virginia WrlghL
Alpha XI Delta. Virginia Gall
Anderson, Ssundra Arnold, Janet
Carlson,* Judith Ann Dlelman,
Karln Arlette Bllerd, Luella Far-
relt,   Victoria,   Fazio.   Gloria   Jean
Floyd, Iris Gollger. Brenda Har¬
lan, Judie Elisabeth Johnson,
Susan Johnson, Pauline Knure-
Jlan, Mary Ann Lund, Marianne
Merrill, Sydney Olson, Betty Jo
Oianlch, Joanne Paboojian, Alice
Paris, Suzanne Phelan, Sharon
Lee Slmklna, Jeannette Towery,
John Tusan. Joan Whltaon and
Jo Anne Zlck.
Angels Flight
Names Staff
Christy Wild today announced
the names of her Angels Flight
staff for the fall semester. Janet
Helnli will serve as executive of¬
ficer. Mlcki RIvero will fill the
administrative officer's position
and Mandy Hickman will handle
the finances as comptroller. Mari¬
lyn Doswald Is the new informa¬
tion  ofDcer,
The new officers will be In¬
stalled at 1 PM Thursday In the
Cadet Lounge of the Air Science
Building. Lt. Col Edgar Stam-
baugh, head of Air Science Divi¬
sion, Captain Robert L. Snover.
Angel Flight sponsor and mem¬
bers of ihe Arnold Air Society
will  attend.
"More angels are needed for
Angel Flight.'' Miss Wild also
announced. "Interested women
can pick up application forms in
Ihe Student President's Office
during  the  next   two   weeks."
"The only reQUlrements for
membership." Miss Wild staled.
"ar<? a grade point average or
2.25 and an interest In the group's
goats."
The group's purpose is to ad¬
vance    and    promote    interest    In
Fot
activities   ■
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Platforms Reveal Candidates' Ideas
(Continued from Pag* I)
President Terry Tab a] lan on
Proposition 1A. The measure must
be passed In order to provide ade¬
quate facilities for state and city
colleges. The Importance of this
Issue can be aeen In the rapid
Increase of new students. We
must educate, them properly In
order to Insure the progression
of our society.
The president must encourage
the advice of the varied back¬
grounds and personalltlea making
up the class. He or she' must
unite the clsss Into a solid unit
of Influence on the csmpus. En¬
thusiasm must be maintained In
order to apply clear thinking and
open minds to campus-Jjfe,
Lee Elster
The office of Freshman Class
President Is a responsible one.
It demands ability, sincerity, and
integrity. To slightly acquaint
you with myself, I am a local fella
from here in Fresno, 1 was active
In   high  school   politics  and   held
THE COLLEGIAN
offices In the Student Body Gov¬
ernment as well U in several
clubs and organizations including:
the "Key  Club,   Forensic*  Scuad,
Meredith Fortune
Named SSS Prexy
Meredith Fortune haa been
named president of tbe Sopho-
Scrvlce Society for the fall se¬
mester, 1962-63. Barbara Harmon
was selected vice president; Eu¬
nice Hicks, secretary; Eleanor
Flrpo, treasurer.
Other officers Include Joanne
Safer, historian; Sharon. Bour-
qulu, reporter; Joan Hughes, stu¬
dent council representative; and
Jeanette Towery. Associated Wo¬
men Students representative.
Oerl Agbaahlsn and Carol Hud¬
son are heads of the football
ushering   committee.
The following girls were ac¬
cepted into the Triple S: Gerl
Agbashlan. Teddl Andrls, Sue
Baxter, Sharon Bourquln, Cora
Button. Andy Byrd, Judy Cata-
nesl. Louise Costello. Nancy Da¬
vis, Eleanor Firpo. Meredith For¬
tune. Elaine Madsal). Glnny Hal).
Barbara Harmon. Eunice Hicks,
Sue Herzberg, Carol Hudson.
Joan Hughes, Carol Kerchenfaut.
Mary Jane La Centra, Diana
Meehan, Shelly Nichols, Lynne
Reatlllck. Darene Rlcco. Ann
Rockwell.   Judy   Romelro.   JoAnn
Safe i
['a
Towery and  Anna Trane.
Triple S will meet again
Tuesday at 1 PM In Cafeteria
Committee   Room   1.
Rally Committee, and the Rally-
men. I can only outline my plat-
form here. 1. Money-making proj¬
ects, I. Proposition ia; s. Stu¬
dent Activities and Class unity;
4. Social and Rally Functions. 1
fully back each and every one
at these objectives. I will sincere¬
ly endeavor to fulfill these Ideas
If you vote for me.
The choice is yours. I can only
ask for your vote. One other
thine. Please Vote. Last year
about 450 votes were east from
the entire Fresh Class. Every
vote counts. Thank you for your
consideration on my part.
John O'Neill
The fundamental reason why I
am running for the office of
president of the freshman class
Is that I believe I am qualified
for the Job and that I possess the
knowledge needed for the leader-
rfhip In such an office.
I also believe that I ess handle
the responsibility tad work In¬
volved In the Job Itself. I realise
(hat I am capable or taking care
of any and all work whleh will
undoubtedly come with the office.
In the short time I have been
en the Fresno State campus. I
have observed a great deal of
events In these surroundings. I
hav* noticed the tremendous
nubile relations and advertising
aehemes to push the athletic so¬
cial, and academic functions Into
the limelight. These I have both
admired and discussed with other
persons on the campus. It la for
these activities that I wish to
devote all my free time.
The Freshman class needs a
go-getter, a man with Ideas, am¬
bition. Initiative, and drive.
Frankly. 1 think I c
tbe unity that is needed.
PATKOMIlt
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Queen's Ball Started
Competition    for    the    Cam
I Queen,    chosen     at     the    anr
' Queen's   Ball   In   Decemher.
started  In   1334.
Persons interested in
the
REALM
OF FLIGHT
are invited to attend air
explorer meeting on
Tuesday evening from
7:30 to 9t00 p.m. at the
Scout Hut on Santa Ana
Street off Palm Avenue.
Your interest will be
held in the theory of
flight by an Air Force
instructor who will be
your pilot in the sky.
OfNcer
Trnlning Corps sponsors the Ar¬
nold Air Society of which Angels
Flight   Is  'he  coed  auxiliary.
A membership tea will bo held
Oct.  28  for members and  pledges
nt Harvanc restaurant. Arnnli
Air Society Is In charge of trans
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