1962_11 The Daily Collegian November 1962

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FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9.1962
Vanted: More
iandidates To
ile Petitions
Knur more names have been
l,lPd to the lint of candidates
inning for student body, clans
„i Associated Women Studenis
flce« in the Nov. 18 primary
,rtlon. Kight positions still are
,t  filed for.
The deadline for tiling in next
vdnesday and peIllionn are
rsllablo In the Student Actlvl-
tg Office.
TH* latest applicants are E.le
irneti for ASB secretary. Gay-
„rl <Bud) Smith for Junior
ass vice president, and Patricia
inborn and Lynda Whipple for
■(■ultman   claaa  aoclal   chairman.
Each of the other ASB races
;is only one applicant. They are:
III Edholm. vice president; Joe
happell, men'8 legislative com-
ilssioner. and Marge Hansen, wt>
ten's legislative commissioner.
As yet only one AWS post has
Ma filed for. Sharon Bourquln
i seeking the historian post.
Claas ofllces UP Tor election
nil those who have filed are the
illowlng:
Senior vice president, Paul Mc-
JOweU and Jim Stanley: secre
r I y   Bern-
Junior vice president, John
icrsesian and Smith: secretary
n-asurer. Meredith Fortune; so-
i:t! chairman.  Lcnorc  Fenn.
.Sophomore vice president. Don-
,ji! Doss, Herm Howcrlon and
like Fulk: secretary-treasurer,
mflled for; social chairman.
Hane Adams.
Freshman vice president and
.■rretary-treasurer. untiled for;
part—Chairman; Mlsa Sanborn
ind  Miss Whipple.
To he eligible for election to
my office, a student must have
i :.25 grade point average. He
ilao must have completed or be
■urrenlly enrolled in enough
mils lo Identify himself with his
■lass. Required units are fresh-
nan, 12; sophomore, 2-i: Junior.
,n. and senior, 84.
FSC Queens Head
Monday Veterans'
^Parade Entrants
Sharon Welch, reigning; Campus Queen, will grace the
AWS float in Fresno's Veterans' Day Parade, Monday at
10 AM.
Her float will be escorted along the parade route by the
Poo Bahs, a colorful drill team of the Fresno Sciots.
ust before 11 AM. tbe queen's
Coed Hopefuls
Gain Support;
Balloting Soon
float Is expected lo arrive at the
reviewing xtand located on Fresno
St. In front of the Fresno City
Hall. At this point Queen Sharon
will be escorted to the reviewing
stand by the purple-jacketed Lib¬
yan Guards, another colorful drill
team sponsored by the Fresno
Sciots.
Once  she  Is   seated,   a  bugler
I-lfleeii campus coeds were pre-. „_,
_ , , .      will   sound   Taps,   and    a   firing
sented to tie student bodv at the ,     ,,,  „        .
,       . _, .  ' ,      squad will  f re three volleys, tbe
Queens    As.-i-m i v    n'si-rdy    in ■       _■. .       ,  . .    __ ...
, .   I    .-. traditional  honors to the nation *
the Speech-Arts  Little Theater.     ... 1
Linda Kedwine. co-chairman of j   ™oIlow|        ~ ,.„„,___,„, MlM
Ihe  assembly, opened  .he  P««<>-1 WeIch wl„ r(,mrUn on the review.
lailon   with  a  welcome  and   then M&_d  ._        houm_. of ■
inrned   Ihe  program  over  to  the revlewlnK   parly   wmcb   wt„
Jerry   Tahajian.   student, ^^ ^^ of Fw___._ £
body president, and Sherry Welch, | n<;|a| tl___,]y
The   ranking   military   officers
....   Ihe   Fresno  area  will  also  be
,t and  asked it Sherry would ! sea[e(1    on    ^   ^^
the represented  student body | E<._a_ 8lamta     „_ head „, Fn_ao
.1 some of the main activities j S(a[e  CoI,w.B  M_   _,_,____  __M_
lie Queen include. | gjon   _.,„  _^ among  tho honored
The Queen." said Sherry, "acts] g_e_tB
a  hospitality   chairman;   pre-:     0[he_ ygc  partid    nU ,Q lhe
,s over the Queens Ball; th6;parade |nclude Jackle B|6n> tMs
Coast Relays; and the com-; year.s   Homecoming   Queen,   who
BIG ONE—T^je twice bealen Bulldogs meel
the Spartans ol San Jose tomorrow in Spar¬
tan Stadium.at B PM. Tne SJS team has
won only one game thus far this year. The
bailie shapes up as one of the big games cl
the year !or Coleman's charges
'Miracle Worker'
SeenB\r3,000;
Nets Over $1,900
The drama department's first season production played to
the largest combined audience the college has had in about
20 years.
"Not since 'Knickerbocker Holiday' in the HMO's has such
interest been shown in an all-student play," commented Dr.
J. W. Wright, head of the speech*.—" -'"■^=.
'Sucker Sale'..
Times Changed
!     The hours for Ihe Kappa Phra-
t teres  sucker  sale,  set   for   today
jhave been changed to TO AM to
PM   in   Ihe   Student   Activities
The     suckers,     chocolate    and
will   sell   for   five
LYNNE  RETALLICK
Coed Preps
For Contest
vision. "Even last* years
star production, 'JJrand',
as successful." \j
More llinn ",000 sluilents. high
school children, faculty members
and guests attended the nine per¬
formances ot "The Miracle
Worker."
-  The  clnseul  student  production
in   ne.ir   ihe   total   attendance   of
"Look   Homeward
H   year's   theatrical
play   hail   close   to
mllng. with the receipts
THE MIRACLE WORKER
Atteniunce-ltecelpta
Organizations: —
[National Council of
Jewlst
Wo
High   School   	
(ten. Admissions:
$1-50    	
Season Tickets:
(Faculty   $.501   .
Studenis:
(Free Admission
Toials 	
(300
$516
ISS1.B*
$177.50
2,000 allei
tallng   $500.
An addition first
' nele    Worker"     Is
giins The combined performances
! showed a total of tl.MS ,aU("n '"'
■; theme Is "Lick San
presiding  Campus  Qu«
Tahajian spoke a word of wel-1
ng  Ve
Day   I'arade.
ride
float
-a ted   by
After Sherry spoke, the proces- : gWAG, fresn
ol   candidates   began,   each' group.
ulering al Ihe middle of the'      ,\iBO marching will be the Drill
t Oft 0
stage which
side   by  dwarfed   palm   trees  and
oilier greenery.
When confronted hy the audi¬
ence, each girl paused h hile
Jerry or Sherry read their spon¬
soring organization and activities.
smiled, walked across the stage
and down the steps at the right
of  the stage.
The girls and thefr sponsoring
organizations in order of their
appearance  were:
Terry  Bennetts,   Triple  S  and
Kappa Phrateres;  Barbara Camp-
j bell,    Sigma   Nu    fraternlly    and
Is a women'si Young Republicans;  Kerry Cona-
organlzatlon     on j way.  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma:   Pat
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Team and Color Guard Of lhe AF
Reserve Officers Training Group.
under command of Cadet„2nd Lt.
George  Cho.
. The parade roule will begin ai
Inyo and N Streets". an3 proceed
west along Inyo to Fulton St.:
north to Merced St.; east on Mer¬
ced to Van Ness Avenue; south
on Van Ness to Fresno St.: and
east  on  Fresno  St."
Theme of this year's Veterans'
Day parade is "Salute The Re¬
serves." Particular honors will
be accorded lo Ihe two Fresno
area reserve units which returned
In August 1962 from ten months
active   service   during   the   Berlin
Three Viewed For Queen Contest
to
".cilin:-"'
OL. ami
alk   wit]
part
many    people .
enough clothes for a month lu-
s.ead of Just a weekend." bubbled
pretty Lynne Retallick.
Lynne will represent Fresno
Slate lonlghl In the California
Maid of Cotton selection.
According   lo   Lynne.   the   17-
slftta   wide   entrants   wl"   «pend
'oday     and     tomorrow     meeting
people Involved  In  lhe cotton
dustry,  selection  Judges,  and
lending   luncheons,   among   o
activities.  .
The winner will be announced
tomorrow night at the Cotton Co¬
tillion at the Hadenda Motel.
"The cotton maid selection
based on a girl'* personality, gra-
clouaneM and her ability to show
clothes oft to their best advan-
tage," explained Mrs. John S
Tourtlllbtt. attte selection man
■ger for the contest.
The contest ta sponsored by
the Fresno Coll on wives AuxW'
-aryra,gTn;,> formed fur lhe wlal | 30-
-The
Is
last   three
mouth atier the first
three performances." staled Dr.
Wright.  "This accounted  for——
nil    houses    on    I
[gTi(s."'~
"Most      Mudent:
word from tl
ie explained,
decided
•"^{Students Are
Named To
Senior Board
ilted     for
friends who had
Hie production."
When they finally
>   the   show,   they
   U» lata to get seats.   We
turned away about 200 people on
the last nights.
Of  the  entin
nesday   night's
half full. __..;!• ___
-For nearly every performance
excluding    Wednesday's.''     »Hded
i where
i  run.   only  Wed-
house   was .about
DFTWrTghf,
about 20 lo *« e»Pty .
studentB   didn't   show   up   after
getting   tickets. ______
The success of the scheduled
porrormances started -P««'""jn
that an extension would be In
_£„ it was later decided that
„ueh an extension would inter-
"rP with the neat production,
5EL inspect General." This
^cond production U. to open Dec.
Senior Class President Jerry
Embree has announced Ihe names
of new members of lhe Senior
Executive Committee.
Vice President Larry
Sampson. Secretary Patty Jo
Peters and Treasurer Barbara
Bluing  become  automatic   ruem-
rs of the corumltiee.
Other studenis selected are
Terry Allen, Don Beauregard.
Sallle Burns. Carol Chenault. Bill
Coivin. Don Culbertson. Martha
Denies. Bob Dickey, Judy Dunn,
Bill Edholm. Tom Gist. Bill Gong.
Blaine Handel!. Sylvia Hart.
Sue Houser'.'Richard Karlen, Pete
Mason. Nancy Laurlizen. Janice
Matoian, Paul McDowell. John
Moushlgian. Lucas Keralsian, Bob
O'Farrell, BUI Passons,
Leign"-Ann Polk, Robert Roe.
Doreen ^ciayter, Roy Sordi. Jim
Stanley. Consuelo Stewart, Ocle
Trotter. Jim Wolfsberger, Kathy
[■Statta and Sandra Olrta.
and   btislMM   promotion   of 1,,el.e-,calls egging
cotton Indnatry. 1 PnonB    ____
The  Maid  of   Cotton   wl
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\ couldn't
to extend
performance.,   but   we   juit
do It.'! »ald Dr. Wright.
Ity GI.KNDA   WAI.DBS
Thtee til ore coeds are featured
In Ihe lSfi2-fi3 Fresno Slate Col¬
lege   campus 4JM**   contest.
Krlslie Harris, a Junior busi¬
ness education major, is a mem¬
ber of Delta Gainuia Sorority and
Is sponsored by lhat organization.
In an Interview before tbe
queen's assembly yesterday. Miss
Harris snl.l. "Ii seems to be a
real organized queen's assembly.
It really helped lo calm our nerves
when we were notified what to
wear lo the assembly." She added,
"I'm not so much nervous about
; he assembly today, as I'm
ilelpating It. I imagine afler the
finalists are selected.-the queen'
tea will really be the event to b
"I don't feel that there is
stereotype Tor campus (jueen,
Mlsa Harris stated. "Each lnd
vldual adds to the position o
queen. She should be a lady and
gracious; but, with other Impor¬
tant Individual qualities."
Kerry     Conaway.     a     JuniorTinerited   on   ihe   benefits   of   the
French major sponsored by Kappa j fonlest:
big Job!  I'd really enjoy
■hidi
.    fOOd    I;
It Ii people and
feel ai eas__r'_
ry to feel their reactions
wa what they are think-
what they need lo feel at
he answered. "I'd want
,er ihelr mood and inter-
lalk about things with
hey are familiar. Offer
establish atmosphere
i always of common
"All people are basically alike."
she added. "We all have similar
emotions. When you gel lo know
yourself, only then can you
lerstand   others.
to me that the
things about being campus t
are meeting dignitaries oulside of
FSC and representing the college
In such a way that she gi'
favorable impression ol
school." Miss Conaway conclude*.
1'atrlcla Emmert, Kappa Alpha
Theta   candidate   and   a   Junior
'-ve;
-ellng people; It would be the
highlight of ihe whole contest.
Running ls a great opportunity In
b ^^^"wny^TTieTi-Iory _n_ me "
.onor ore there . . . bui there's
lot or work Involved. It takes
. certain type of person to be
nthused  enough  io  Inst  all  year
"I'm from Fresno, yet I'm.
iway al college," Miss Emmert
added. " I lived in the dorms
y first two years ot college and
I got to meel so many people I
would never have been able to
meet If I had lived at home.
"This contest Is similar. I'll
gel io meet and make new
friends," she continued. "I really
look up to people who can be
friends to all types of people, and
I think the campus queens of the
past and the future will be thla
particular type of person."
Poker Prohibited
Playing of cards was outlawed
on campus by the Student Council
In 195*.