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Faculty Navy Men Win District Award Fresno's US Naval Research Company, composed mainly of Preeno State College faculty mem¬ bers, was awarded first place among all «1 miliar units In the Twelfth Naval District, which in¬ cludes Northern California. Ne¬ vada and Utah. The Fresno unit meets bi¬ monthly on campus under com¬ mand of Lt. Cdr. Max 13. Kimber- ly or tbe health education depart¬ ment. The unit Is composed of Naval Reserve officers Interested In all phases or naval research activities. Tbe award is based on partici¬ pation In Naval Reserve research activities each year. Participation In the General Accounting Of¬ fice's special problems seminar in Washington, DC gave points lo FSC. Capt. Clayton Tldyman. pro¬ fessor of accounting attended the 21 Teachers Study Physics At Institute Physics and physical science leachers from Fresno. Merced. Kings, Tulare and Madera secon¬ dary schools are In their third week i>f a National Science Foun¬ dation in-service Institute in physics at the college. Taught by Dr. James T. Shock- ley, an assistant professor of phy¬ sics, the 21 high school teachers limit high Inst I'M are meeting from 4:. Thursdays in Science lo;. Dr. Frederic A. Scan, chair¬ man of the physics department at the college and director of the institute, said that the specific goals of the institute are to im¬ prove the quality of physics In¬ struction In the high schools of this area; to Introduce the slate- wide Physical Science Study Com- ittee Program and to Impart ie theories and practical appll- itlonn of physics <a those who i not teach physics In 1 heir About Kl.00d secondary school achers of mathematics and scl- ice are recelvlnf- (Mining . In Foundation Institutes throughout lie United Slates. The coll etc has pi'n allocated $7.S3" for lis pro- ram. Participants receive an al- iwanee to cover the cost of lees i peases. seminar. Research in electronics at Point Mugu for the past eight summers by Cdr. Owen Foln of the engineering department also contributed points. Cdr. Herman D. Graham, pro¬ fessor of economics and Lt. Cdr. Edwin H. Lombard, speech arts division, taught at the Post Grad¬ uate School in Monterey and these too credited. Lt. Cdr. Klmberly Invites all reserve officers to contact him if they are interested In Joining the Fresno unit. Debaters Will Be Judges Members of the college Foren- sics Squad will serve as judges for a practice tournament foi Valley high school debate teams at Clovls High School Saturday. Debate squad members will at tend the conference in the capa¬ city of Judges and advisers to th< high school students. Problem: Involved in speech programs, pro nllnclatlnn. and debating wilt h< discussed by members of the de lending will be Bob Nellmler. Carolyn Richards, Ron I'nder- wood, Rob Marshall. Don Qerlg. Donna Johnson, Don Van Meter. Jim King, Richard Dangler, and Jim Turan. —The Frttino Stat. Cottager* Cotfeglan- Poet's Nook Edited By Dennis Bybee Mountain The mountain of despair. Shrouded deep within a cloud, Looked one day upon us Flying high and laughing' loud. It looked and saw a specter; - Saw a ghost of things to be, Saw an older, grimmer you, Saw a wiser, gayer me. Thus, it is with each day's passing, "Time and tide no man await." So we journey up the mountain Toward our clouded fate. Joanna Wons Gnome That which was can no longer be. What is to come 1 cannot foresee. The future, I know.Tiolds much for me. The past should be but a memory. Cassandra Discussion Of Master Plan ncellora office will I ipus later this month m -ovember to discuss ih- i I of the' college ■Dr. Raymond RydH a. Jain, s Enochs will meet »'l [division heads of the curr; j and gradual'' committee; ; see,' said Dr. Dallas Tui-ller i of the college. Alumni Organize The Fresno State College Alumni Association was officially organized In 1912. They attempt to revive traditions at the col- lege and lo aid tbe admlnlstra- tlf>n In all possible ways. They raised the money to build the Class Committee Needs Applicants Applications are available for the Senior Class Executive Com¬ mittee and mar he picked up at the Activities Office in the Ad¬ ministration Building or from senior class officers. Students are urged to check eligibility before applying. To qualify, students must be seniors expecting to graduate In June and have a "C" average. Applications must be filed by Oct. 12 in the Activities Office. Further information may be ob¬ tained from class officers. r:;,l i former students who gavi Popeyed Girfs Get Fashion Preview (Continued from Pag* I) chiffon and taffeta mix dress worn by Miss Kerry Conaway; ami Miss Sharon Knight, wearing a COCklall dress with flared while skirt set off by shocking pink roses and pink bodice. Accessories Included while glove*. Jewelry and heels Supplying ihe finishing touch lo (he fashion line-up was Miss Sharl Welch, Fresno State College Cam pus Queen, completing Ihe ShOW with a full-length while talteta formal, delicately accen- purpose of i college," he said. "Before I 1, .. Come," ii,<. rtonn , Championship Autocross October 7,1962 KEARNEY BOWL REGISTRATION 7:30 to 1 1 :00 a.m. SPONSOR Mid-Cat Sports Cars Ltd. FOR INFORMATION Phono BA 2-6755 WANTED ORGANIST. Mdhodiil Churth SanflSr. Call IB J-30U 0< TB S-2807 Mo.ca. iSi 1 id ihars 3 rm. opi. 1459 Bar mo. inil. gaW. 366-1938 BABYSITTER WANTED 1 - siihanoi to AM B-6646 or BA 9-J12J GRADES' W 30t WORK GETS BETTEI 1 type In my homo. 7If a WANT TO MAKE LOTS OF MONEY? 1 Po9«Thr*M Nixon To Speak On TV Tonight Richard M. Nixon, hopeful can¬ didate for governor, will bring his three-hour telethon, to Fresno Friday on Channel 30, KFRB-TV, beginning at 9:30 PM. Wayne Qinsburg, president of the local Yonng Republicans, said approximately 25 Young Republi¬ cans will help In the television show answering telephones, run¬ ning errands and assisting In other ways. BOOST THE BULLDOGS kay's by train The and Clblo. was completed by lone white ■ Cloves and crystal enrrintrs. The frosh women attending appeared completely engrossed by the display of fashions The styles Patronize Our Advertiu WORLD SERIES ON TV! FSC HAIRCUTS • FLAT TOPS • CREW CUTS • IVY LEAGUE Still Only $1.50 ol Your CAMPUS TOWN BULLDOG BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP "what I department, while f; [scheduled to flood < [hydroelectric plains power plants in thli First Dance Is Jig A Burton Holmes production "HAWAII" Well-known diplomat and news commentator. Robert Mallett, wll personally present the Uurton Holmes Color travel adventure, "Ha wail, the Aloha Stale' U.S.A." (1962) from the stage ot the Fo: Wilson Theatre on October 10 al two performances only 2:30 in th' afternoon and 8:15 In the evening. This will be the premier presents tlon of th|s outstanding film attraction exactly as presented at it engagement at Carnegie Hall Aa a news correspondent and commentator, Robert Mallet has cov¬ ered almost every corner of the globe. Ho Is a brilliant speaker and brings sincerity, enthusiasm and humor to his travel narrations. Mr. Mallett has had an outstanding background of experience. After graduating from Stanford University with Phi Beta Kappa honors, he served as a foreign correspondent in South America, Asia and Europe. Immediately after the attack on Pearl Harbor he was called to Wash lngton to help administer a government project that eventually drove the Nail airlines out of South America. During World War II, Mr. Mallett served as a Lieutenant Com¬ mander attached to the office of the Secretary or the Navy. responsibilities ranged from the atomic bomb project to the United Nations Conference. Since his release from the Navy, he haa made several globe-circling tours. Interviewing such world figures as Sir Winston Churchill, the King of Sweden, President De Gaulle of Prance, the Duke of Edinburgh and Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek. Mr. Mallet is now devoting his entire time to the Burton Holmes Travelogues In his appearances from coast to coast. Tickets may be purchased in advance at the Fox Wilton Theatre Box Office. Admission Is Si.49 Including tax. NtfDW Y(DHJ MM(D)W why more people smoke Winston than any other filter cigarette. Flavor does it every time—rich, golden tobaccos specially selected and specially processed for filter smoking! ■ PURE WHITE. : MOOERN FILTER ! plus; FILTER-BLENDuPfront Winston tastes good like a cigarette should! hdim, wt.nn Siiin.x. a. .
Object Description
Title | 1962_10 The Daily Collegian October 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 |