1963_11 The Daily Collegian November 1963

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Answers Sought
From Candidates
(Continued from Page I)
swcrs for why ahe'd Hlte to be
Campus Queen. "First of all, what
girl would n't like to be Campus
Queen? Secondly, I feci that this
opportunity would be beneficial
to any girl In enriching her exper¬
iences and background."
Aa ror the ■i-.-.|«,ii--.iiiniii,", of n
Campiu- Queen, she said: "1 feel
that the Campufi Queen, l>Mldee
paVtlclpatlnii in the Went Coaj-t
ltelaya and other nctlvltlee, luu
the i*eiq>*nulblllty of i--l-presentlnK
Fresno State at all time-*. There¬
fore, ahe should be as courteoun
and friendly to others aa ahe
knows how."
Eleanor Flrpo, a junior ele¬
mentary education major. Is the
SCTA candidate for Campus
Queen. She plans to teach in the
primary  grades after graduation.
Ml H Flrpo, who has a 2.30
Krnde point avei-njcT, feels that
the Campus Queen I,:,-- in.my
-.[■■■ -Ti-.i t,l I i [ ii- ., --pi-nk-il I y m
(linn most people renllre.
"Besides being a loyal and
friendly pen-on. she must alway:
have ln mind that she Is a symbol
representing FSC and that by be-
In*; the school's official hostess,
she will conat.intly f-ome in con¬
tact with many new and Inter¬
esting per.ionalltlca. In this woy
she must represent FSC to the
best of bet*} ability
"I think any girl elected Cam-
pui- Queen would feel that It is a
great challenge as well as a won¬
derful and rewarding experience.
But most of all." ahe added, "the
satisfaction of representing FSC
would  be wonderful.
Itarbara Harmon It the Triple
S i-;„i.]i.lii(,- for <-.,!!!].ii. monai-ch.
Itarliai-a, a junior elementary edu.
cation major, looks forward to
ii'su-lsini; elementary school nii.-r
.she gradinites. Her grade point
avernge Ih B.BS.
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l:i her opinion, "a Campus
Queen should represent her col¬
lege and the student body In tbe
best way she can. both on campus
and In the community. She Is the
olficial hoste-is for the college.
"To be FSC Campus Queen
would be one or the greatest
events of my life and certainly
the  highest   tionor.
"Or course I would like to rep¬
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whether or not I even get into tlie
finals 1 think It's wonderful to
Ik- running."
"First    Tady"   candidate    Sally
Hostetter thinks "the most Im¬
portant responsibility of a Cam
pus Queen Is lo be a graelou*
representative of Fresno State
College."
As for why Bhe would tike lo
be  campus   monarch.   Miss   Hos-
"I think any girl would be hon¬
ored to be choi-en as FSC CaUUOl
Queen. It would be a very won¬
derful and happy part or her life
—something that would remain
with her, not only during her
reign, but always."
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