1963_12 The Daily Collegian December 1963

              FFA Cotton Judging Contest Plani
Are Set; FSC Will Play Host
-TTm Fr*sno Stat* College Collegicm-
-Pofl*
The Sixth Annual Future
partners Cotton. Judging Contest
j^s underwsy' on campus Sat¬
urday morning.
Lloyd Dowler. dean of agricul¬
ture, underscored the growing in-
lerest In California's number one
exah crop by noting that for the
firs: time schoolt outalde the San
josquln   Valley   wtll   be   taking
Marinus Van Elswyk. director
of the college's cotton program.
m noun ceil  that five high schools
he  Imperial Valley bar¬
tered teams In the event.
On hand to greet the partici¬
pants will be California's Maid
of Cotton Sharon Lee Moore.
"Miss Moore will have a chance
to learn a lot about cotton "
said Dowler, "Information that
will be valuable to her when ahe
enters the national cotton maid
finals later."
Handing out the awards will
be Fresno State'* own Maid of
Cotton.  Marian   Dauphin,
Producers    Cotton    Oil    Com¬
pany ■ of Fresno, donor of .the
trophies, will boat a luncheon
for the participants and a special
session   for   the  high  school   hv
Dowter emphasised this Is one
of several agricultural activities
where students, staff members,
and contestants participate on
their own time. He pointed out
this, plus the effort of leami from
as far away aa B raw ley. indicates
the growing Interest young people
are showing In the cotton In
dustry.
Counseling Office Functions Revealed
■Many students are unaware of- Available services include pay-
the services performed by per- etiological testing and prs-tmrt-
«oanel of the Counseling audita! counseling. Many students
Testing Service." said W. Don-! confer with the counselors about
lid Albright, dean of students.     : vocational,   educational   and   per-
The Student Counseling  Office   SOnel   problems.   Special   services
It located  In Administration  10.1.i are   offered   to   forelscn   students
Appointments may be made dally ^ anil veterans.
from 8 AM to 5 PM.     5 |     The prime Roal or counseling In
The office has five counselors! to asM!" ■*■■>■ hi in reachlnK
and two clinical psycholonlsts. •*"""•■ self-understandini; said
.  j Albricht, "Such asslslance may be
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Board Begins
Lecture Series
The
I'll;.
Smie Hoard of
begin a Faculty
Lecture Series Dec. 1! In the
Utile Theater"» the Speech-Arts
llulldinb-.
The lectures will be held from
1 to 1 I*M on Tuesdays or Thurs¬
days salil Hick Ransom, student
board member and eO-CttajfUtU
of the series.
"The purpose of the series Is
to recoirnlze Ihe latent of the
faculty members at FSC. The
aerie* will continue throughout
Ihe remainder of the year with
Instructors speaking on a topic of
their  own   chootdnK."  paid   Ilan-
The first speaker will be Dr.
William B. Uphold, associate pro¬
fessor of English and philosophy.
Ills topic will be "Hold Your
Dreams  in  lllch  Regard."
Ransom said there will be a
coffee critique following each lec¬
ture. The room will be announced
The Hoard has sent Invitations
o all members of the faculty lo
M n  guest-speaker  at  a  lecture.
j.ild the Hoard plans
present at least two speakers
month.
All  Undents are  Invited  to :
t'etid   ihe  lectures.
Ag Council
Will Meet
The Agriculture Executive
Council meets tomorrow in Ag¬
riculture 230 to begin work or
an event still five anpntn* away.
The council, under the leader¬
ship of James O'Hanlon. will In¬
terview nominees for the post oi
Junior Co-chairmen of Ihe 16th
Annual Future Farmers of Amer¬
ica Field Day scheduled
April.
From candidates entered
various campus agriculture clubs
the council will select Tour semi-
finalists. Tuesday, at 1 I'M. those
chosen by the council will be in¬
troduced at an agriculture stu¬
dent assembly In the livestock
pavllllon. Thursday Ihe student!
will vote for two of the candl
dates to  fill  the posts.
Lloyd   Dowler,   dean   of   agrl
culture, explained the reasons tot
the    elaborate    screening.     "The
FFA  Field  Day each  year brings
to  our  campus  hundreds  of  ou
standing   high   school   farm   an
dents." lie said. "II Is imperatl<
that   we   have   chairmen   of   the
highest leadership ability."
i      The  Junior  chairmen   will
I derUUdy    their    senior    cou:
' pans   ;ind   eventually   take
i.ji ]>OM ■■.
Jdckey  Bill  liolaml   won
Hawthorne   OoM   Cup   with
urple  It  marked  his third
letory In the race. He previously
rored   wlih   To   Market   In
ml  Dedicate In  1336.
Hall Council To Meet
Inter-hiill Council chairman
Hon [fOoesU mmounred today
I hut ihe roiuniittee will con¬
sider a re-<>rjtruiliatli>n plan
at 1 I'M In cafeteria
lite,,  nun  I.
In these troublesome times it
take* some doing to keep one's
perspective — to appraise world
conditions with intelligence —
and to come up with satisfying
gnawers. This book. Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip-
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helped many of us to do this. It
can help you, too.
We invite you to come to our
meetings and to hear how we
are working out our problems
through applying the truths of
Christian Science.
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Business Club
Meets For Photo
Tomorrow
meeting ot the Women's
Business Club will be held at 1
PM tomorrow In Business 113.
A croup picture taken Is a pre¬
requisite to being recognized aa
a chapter ot Phi Chi Then, na¬
tional women's bualnesa aororlty.
We muat have a group picture
taken." according to Laurie Holt.
Miss Holt Is the newly elected
resident of the FSC group. Oth-
r officers are' Ireno LaVallee,
Ice president: Carole Sklblckl,
secretary: Charlcne Jewell, treas¬
urer; Marian Rate, student coun¬
cil representative; and Anna
Gerdodlan. conatltutlon and by¬
laws committee chairman.
The Southwestern district di¬
rector of Phi Chi Theta la vlalt-
Inar Fresno this week to meet
with officers of Um FSC women's
(troup. After this visit the women
will submit n constitution nnd
by-laws for national recognition
aa a chapter.
HS Counselors
To Hear Dean
Dr. M. llrucc Fisher, state col¬
lege dean of Institutional rela¬
tions and Htuilrnt affairs, will be
the featured luncheon speaker at
the High School Counselors Con¬
ference Saturday In ihe Speech
Aris Uulldlnu.
Dr. Harry E. Jones, chairman
of planning the event, said Ih-
vltailons have been exlended to
principals and counselor* of 51
high tchooli In Fresno. Tulare.
Kings. Inyo. Mariposa. Madera
and Merced counties.
Ag Official
Cancels Talk
The recent death of President
Kennedy has necessitated the
canceling of a campus appear¬
ance of a hlfh government offi¬
cial.
Charles 3. Murphy, undersec¬
retary of sericulture, was sched¬
uled to apeak to agricultural atu-
dents at a public aasembly to¬
morrow night. Murphy notified
Dean Lloyd Dowler. head ot the
farm acbool. that he has been
requested to remain in Washing¬
ton to aid In the change over In
administration. .
Tho number two man In the
agriculture department said he
would make an effort to come
to Fresno and addreaa the stu¬
dents  and   atsff  at  a  later  date.
Unruh Delays���Campus Talltv.
JeaM Unruh, Speaker, of the
California State Assembly, will
address Fresno State College stu¬
dent a sometime In February.
He bad been scheduled to talk
Monday,
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