1963_03 The Daily Collegian March 1963

              Newthnsty Minstrels
Ease Folk 'Sufferings'
11*   l.ANNY   1.ARH1-.V .      . ™
~-Th- FrMno *■■<*• CpM«9t Coffagion-
llj   LANKY   1AHSON
American folk mu-i- has .uf.
feted much In recent years.
Among the torments has been
pock and roll music that has
treated former lollc songs and
ballads with a distasteful display
0( "yay-yah" girl choruses and
s-oplified guitars.
Some exponents ot the folk
idiom have been so absorbed In
their "message" that the beauty
at the music Is often given sec¬
ond place. The New Christy Min¬
strels hare but one message—
enjoyment.
.Vot Only For Children
The Chrlstys are not exclusive¬
ly for children. Their appeal is to
all ages ot humanity. Their ap¬
proach to folk music Is wrought
from their lore of what they are
dotngTWhen they translate a none.
It often comes out as a person
learned   It  at  camp.
This personal Identification
,;:!. a vast audience haa Riven
the Christy Minstrels much ac¬
claim ln the entertainment field.
Their appearances at Carnegie
Hall, the Troubadour, and on the
Andy Williams television show
have given the group diversified
-i pes u re almost unprecedented
for a chorus of any kind.
That  the  exposure  has   helped}     Dr.   Lloy,,   In^  nea<|  of  ^
them is evidenced by two hit reo-ljlfe science division,  will  present
a   film   and   lecture  on   "Africa''
at .1 banquet at Cedar Lanes Fri¬
day nicht.
***Y   In   the   --roup.   There  [-   a
honus or humorous entertainment
"hen    Ran-V   gpark!i    |Bkpfl
lead   in   tam   -Prt.acher   aBd
'hrough the nasties."
Tickets are on sale at Hockctt
Cowan not Office ror .he per¬
formance which wll, be presented
Sunday evening at 8:30 in Fres¬
no Memorial Auditorium by .he
r re-no Bee. KMJ and KMJ-TV
for the benefit or the Community
Theatre and  Philharmonic.
Insect Seminar
To Be Held Here;
Students Invited
Fresno   St
have  been   I
Entomology aeminar sponsored
by the Eniomologlcal branch or
the California Mosquito Control
Association Mar. 2D and 30 on
campus.
Dr. Bryant Rees, professor of
biology, win welcome the dele¬
gates rrom the 56 districts
throughout tho state whose re*
sponslhility    in    i0   control    m-,.
He  College  siudenn
ivited  to  attend   th.
mis and
cities throughout the country.
(Jflee Humor
The New Christy Minstrels.
Dsder the direction of founder
Randy Sparks. Include two wo¬
men and eight men. All slni* and
State Senator
Will M-C 51st
Charter
Foreign Trade
Expert On
Campus Monday
Berger Erickson, executive vice
president or the American Insti¬
tute of Foreign Trade, will be
campus Monday to talk about the
work of the Institute and Inter¬
view students who are interested
In  overseas  work.
The institute offers post gradu¬
ate courses of study which pre¬
pare for international commerce
and related activities by training
students to serve business and
government throughout the world.
The Institute curriculum em-
phasl-.es three major fields: Ian.
usage, area studies and Interna¬
tional commerce. The course fol¬
lows a rigorous schedule, with
several hours a day devoted to
Intensive language study! and the
remainder divided bet'
studies and the technical aspects
of foreign trade.
The Institute has a high rec¬
ord of placement for its gradu¬
ates. Over the sears, lt has suc¬
ceeded In placing between 75 and
90 per cent or Its students before
graduation, at salaries well above
Students Interested In the field
ot rorelgn trade should make an
appointment to see Erickson with
Mrs. Vlvlenne Jordan ln the stu¬
dent placement office, Ed.-Psych.
123.
Day
Donald Mcnfle. Richard Hus¬
bands and Miss Beitiria Rosay
from the Fresno field stations of
the Stale Department of Public
Health, will also speak and con-
jduct laboratory demonstrations
during the Friday afternoon and
Saturday mornlnR sessions.
Frank Skinner. Department of.
Illolnclcal   Control   at   University ; ■'*■<■■>-}"
Fine Arts Board
Brings Ballet 62
To Fresno Apr. 6
' Sat
Apr.
of   California
ir.!(.L-i.|.
"Bn-
tlugh M. Durns of Fi
Ident pro tempore of the Stat
Senate, will be the maste
ceremonies at the 51st ar
Charter Day Dinner Satu
March 30, at 7:30 PM ln
■indent cafeteria.
The honored guests will
elude Dr. Arnold E. Joyal, presi-1 l-,
deal of the college and Dr. Frank | spon
W. Thomas, past president of the -„ ih
college, and the class of 1933 lion-1 on m
ored on the 25th anniversary ofjUne.
their graduation from FSC. The ■ Ca
outstanding FSC Alumnus of the anno
Tear will be named. j,ave
A reception will follow U»l-By_
dinner. Tickets for the event *«I„.■„,■
H per person and may be ob-jApr
isined from the alumni office
fice  and  1
Tickets are available now in
body president's of-
the Hockett Cowan
Box Office down town. Tickets
are free to all ASB card holders
oeeau*ie ihe,-vent Is sponsoreit by
the Board of Fine Arts. Prices for
lhe general public are t-t. $2.50.
13  and   11.60.
Balli't 'S2 features youngj
ers from the San Francisco L
•r faculty, activities and | la a program of traditional el
sections will be featured j style ballet. There are It
9G3 Campus, now moving formers.
ilule toward Its last dead-       The show will  he given  in
: Fresno  High  School   Auditorium.
; '63 Campus
^Almost Ready
,„ For Printers
Art Class
Designs
Dance Togs
Costumes designed by
Fresno State College beginning
costume design class. Art 8.
be featured by Orchesls, FSC
modern dance group, at their
flfit dance performance "Dances
Through the Ages" Thursday.
Seven costume designs from s
bmltted 200 illustrations were
selected by Orchesls advisor Dr.
Marlon E. Bigelow and members
of the dance group.
"Cut and color of the historical
period to be portrayed were taken
into consideration' by the stu¬
dents." states, Mrs. B. Aiken. FSC
art Instructor for the design class.
The art students attended Or¬
chesls rehearsals In order to get
Ideas of the danee style and his¬
torical period they were design¬
ing for. >
Home Economics students are
constructing the clothing from
the artists' Illustrations. Costumes
were designed for the primitive,
Biblical. Greek, noman. 18th.
19th and 20th centuries.
Studenta who designed the
costumes are Charles Gorham for
the "Repose of Rivers" number:
Mary Ann Savory for the ".Mani¬
fest or Fear;" and the "Primi¬
tive" costumes were by Henry-
Alberts.
Other designers were Robert
Yohn and Linda Van Zanet ror
"Allemande" and Susy Puhn for
"Sarahande."
—Page trtrm
Poet's Corner
LIFE
Warm, cold
Young—yet old
So goes life
And so the soul.
Long the night
Clear the sky
Faultless—listen
Stillness—why?
Soft the leaves
Bend and press
Slowly, tenderly
Quietness.
Wander, search
Seek, find
Light the spirit
Deep the mind.
Ceet Kettle
Thomas Via Presents .
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KFSR Celebrates
First Birthday
KFSR,   campus   radio   station.
celebrated    its   first    anniversary-
week  by surveying residence
Questions asked
teotly    do    stud
KFSR
Do t
uslc
: How rre-
llsten to
preferred?
participate
■3, Campus editor.
* (he staff should
completed by Tues-
i deadline  for sub-
Mis-  Sin,
Edward Kerber Is the chairman
(or the Charter Day Dinner and
S'crma    Dupiyk     is     the     ticket
chairman.
Need Ride Home?
See Circle K
Austin Receives
Ford Fellowship
.   Ellis
Matin,
ot    busl:
(acuity section Is being enhirced
because, "student 1 know tbe fac¬
ulty and work with them, and the
faculty play* .-uch an important
pan  In students* lives."
She also  said  thai  despite  Hie
.ectlon enlargements, the annual;
I'ould  have   10  fewer  pages  this
ear.   Smaller  class   pictures  aro
esponslble  for  the  decrease.
Students  who  did   not   reserve
A "share-the-ride" program foi"jan   annua!   will   be  lucky  if  any
Hudents bu been inaugurated |>T|tft   available.   Miss  Stocks   said.
Circle    K.    men's    lower-division ; gh), noU,d lhe e,..raa are UBPd for
honorary group. contest    entries,    exchanges    and
Under this plan, students ■•'"'■ I permanent flies,
milable'c-trs »nd people in need j     T1|r C3mpU- ■,■ scheduled to b(
of transportation  ror trips home | dp].V(,re(i j-av -.(), and will prob-
■111  be matched. \eMj    be   distributed   within    th*
Folders with two types of cards I -oMow|nB Week by service organ!.
111 be at the Student Prcsidi
Office. One card will be for riders'     T^e  „u -ent   |,D<*y   association
ministration at Fresno State Col¬
lege, lias been awarded a Ford
Foundation Region.-.) Faculty
Seminar Fellowship for this
The Seminar In  PllUlC Finance
and   Fiscal   Policy   will   be   held
from  June   17  to  Aug.   9  at
University   of   California   al
Anpeles.  Dr.  Austin  has been
the FSC faculty since 1358.
He holds a bachelor of arts
degree from the rnlversit)
Washington and a 1'li.D. degree
[ from   Michigan   Slate  University
When students desire rides,
-her will cheek each folder to see
1 there ara any cars going In
their direction, ir not. they will
•ksve their cards.
The program has already start-
*-* "d will be In full swing for
•arlng vacation. Chairman foi
"*h*re-ti,-Mlde" la Tim CHI.
The only limit to our rti.iwi-
*■«   ot   tomorrow   will   be   oui
-onhu o( today. Let us move for
-*H with strong and active faith
—Franklin D. Roosevelt
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INTERESTED IN AN OVERSEAS CAREER?
MR. BERGER ERICKSON
Executive Vice Preiideni
Will Be On the Compos
MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1963
FTOM 9:00 AM. TO SM P.M.
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day from 3 to 11 I'M—61
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