1963_02 The Daily Collegian February 1963

              Collegia.
Lieutenant Colonel Edgar L. Stambaugh
administers the oath of allegiance to newly,
commissioned Second Lieutenant Johnnie
M. Zinn during recent commissioning cere¬
monies.
Major Christopher Cammack presents a
pearl pendant to Christy Wild, Angel Flight
commander, as Captain Robert L, Snover
reads lhe accompanying citation.
—Photo by S/Sgt. A. C. Moore
Student Court
Hearing On
Appointment
(Continued from Page I)
tjul would continue Its connliWa-
ijan if more time were needed.
The Colli'Kliui. In two editorials
Djurcd on a letter rrom Herm
Howerton. a sophomore class of¬
ficer, urged tho Student Court lo
.*-■-iikT Tahajlan's appointments
led to rule whether they were
;■■:■'.! accordllUE to the Bylaws of
the Association.
Tahajian appointed Rod Coburn
to fill tho post Of vice president
and appointed Larry Layne to tbe
men's commlanloner office. Co-
hum resigned his elected office of
men's commissioner to accept tho
hither appointment. Layne was
ihe outgoing rice president
The problem Came up when
rice president-elect Bill Edholm
withdrew from college during
the Christmas holidays prior to
his installation as vice  prosiileni.
Tho Collegian contend*! lhat'
Edholm never took office and
therefore It was not within Ta¬
bleau's Jurisdiction to appoint
lomeooe to fill the vacancy. The
paper further contends thai a.
.■in'j;-.i election should have been
called   to  elect  a  vice   president.
■ JihaJUn -.
he
ihe nffic filled when Edholm
was elected nnd that he waa
within the bounds of the Bylaws
•hen ho made an appointment 10
till tho spot when Edholm with¬
drew from school.
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Job Interviews
Schedule Ready
For February
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(Accounting majors for audit
staff accountant positions In San
Francisco).
Mon., Feb. 2S—U. S. General
Accounting Office (Accounting
majors. B average or upper 2$r/c
ot class; San Francisco and elm*,
where >; L. II. Penney and Co.
(Accounting majors; U 3. citi¬
zenship required; San Francisco
Los Angeles and Portland nosi
lions).
Turs., Feb. 20—Chas. Pfizer
and Co., Inc. (Pharmaceutical
■aJesaMD for West Coast posi¬
tions: some science backgrounii
desired); Sears. Roebuck and Co.
I Retail management I r a I n 1 n c
program; Western stales); Call'
Tornla Packing Corp. (Sates, fi¬
nance, accounting, and office
management position* in San
Francisco and elsewhere).
Tue*.. pcli. 2fl un.l Wed., Ft
tl—State Personnel Board (BA
or BS lif teaching, accounting,
investigation, fisheries biology.
personnel and employment, cor¬
rectional rehabilitation, real estate
and    property   management,    for-
research. library science, social
work and Insurance. State-wide
positions).
Wed., Feb. 27—General Elec¬
tric Corp. (All types of engineers;
physical science majors; training
programs at the Nuclear Peace¬
time Research Division; Vaile-
citos. near Llvermore. Calif);
I'. S. Internal Revenue Service
(Accounting majors; Northern
California).
Will., Feb. U7 nnd Thurs., Feb.
28—U. S. Army Medical Specialist
Corps (Opportunities for women
In physical and occupational ther¬
apy and dial Hies; suriMrfer pro¬
grams for Junior and senior wo¬
men students).
Tliurs., Fell. 28—INA Insur¬
ance by North America (Under¬
writers; field, technical and
claims representatives. Positions
tn Son Jose, San Francisco
Los Angeles. U. S. Citizenship
preferred.)..
ENIORS
ON
FEB. 26, 27, 28
MARCH 1
ReprtMntoHvas of California Stole Government
will be on Compui to ditcuu wilh Seniors and
Graduate Studonh employment opportunity* In
Stat* service, including the fields of:
Accounting
Correctional Rehabilitation
Personnel and Employment
Red Estate and Property Management
Vocational Rehabilitation
Statistical Research
Insurant*
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
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11 Elected
To Women's
PE Society
I'l Epsllon will hold an Initi¬
ation of new members Tuesday
at 7:30 PM In the home of Ruth
Waterman, chairman of ihe wo¬
men's  physical  education  depart-
Robln McMann. president or
Ihe campus group, and .Mrs.
Waterman will formally Initiate
the eleven new members. The Ini¬
tiates are Patsy flarnhart, Pat
Barrows. Charleno Duncan. Jan
Kdwards. Debbie Gonsalves, Karen
Johnson. Jackie Lasher. Erlelne
Malone, Eusiolla Vleyra, "Sue
Walker and Karen Youngqutst.
Other officers of tbe organiza¬
tion are Kay Beard, vice presi¬
dent; Joyce Okamura, secretary
and Sue Tyler,
Koontz Heads HE Club
(Continued from Page I)
Cross films and other related In¬
formation in April.
For May. talks on color com¬
binations by an interior designer
and tips on bridal apparel and
arrangements will be made by a
bridal consultant •
Forrns Available For Wesley
Fellowship Confab In March
I   "What   Implication • Does   the  composed   of   the   Methodlst   or-
Chrlstlan Faith Impose
rlage" Is among tbe topics for
the annual Methodist spring con¬
ference.
The conference, to be held Mar.
8-10 at Camp Sierra near Shaver
and Huntington Lakea, la •pon-
•ored by the Wesley Fellowship
Commission.   The   commission   la
ganlzatlons  on  Northern   Califor¬
nia and Nevada campuses.
Registrations for the confer¬
ence ere limited to 100 applicants.
Interested students should contact
the Rev. Thomas LI nd em an, asso¬
ciate  director of- the .College T.
at the College  Religious Center.
.    Plagi Tilt—
Masters Exams
The qualifying examinations lor
the masters' degree ln phyalcal ed¬
ucation from Fresno State College
will be given Monday Feb. 18
from 7 to 10 PM lo room 144 of
the men's gymnasium.
Applications for the test ahould
be made to Laurence Pap*. Room
141 la the men's arm.
BUUDOC S UMPUS TOWN
HAIICUTS $1.50
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