1963_12 The Daily Collegian December 1963

              VOLUME LXVII1
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963
NUMBER 10
First Faculty Lecture
Scheduled For Today
Dr. William B. Uphold, assort
,te professor of English and phi¬
losophy, will be tho first speaker
in ihe Faculty Lecture Series al
1 pM lodny In tho Little Theater.
"•4IM topic of Ills lecture will Ik-
-■Hold Your Dreams In High lt,-
mttmV Tito lecture series 1st spon-
.orod by (he Fresno Ktnle Bosunl
ol Fine Art*.
Richard Ransom, ro-chalrnian
of the jerles, said ft coffee hour
crltliue will be held In Speech-
Art* 169 Immediately following
[he lecture. ,
Judy Itomelro, (lie. other CO"
rhslrmftn, and Hansom «j-e »in-
rJfnt representatives on the llniird.
Ransom said student aid i» nee.'
on the lecture serif* rommii
to hel|i with organ I an lion nnd
publicity. I i,i,, .■ .t,.,] Htudrnt* may
leave llirlr n.u,i.-. with Student
Aworlatlon President Dole Weid¬
mer in In* offlc.
Dr. Uphold In the first speaker
In the lecture pronraiu which wll
try to feature two speakers |
month for the remainder of (hi
year according to Hansom. Kacli
faculty speaker will.lecture
topic of his own choice.
Hansom nald all students are
Invited to the lecture by Dr. Cp-
hotd.
UK. UPHOLD
Circle K May
Erect Marque
The Fresno State Collage Clrcl
K club I* loofclnit Into the po'sil
blllty of tPKUlG a permanent
marquee near the library.
Mike FraJej, president of Ihe
organization, nfd the DUqiKr!
would be available, to all cam pit*
croups to advertise coming null
"It Is Ihe main project we h»vi
undertaken this Bi'mmer.'' Far
ley said.
Another activity the group ha
participated In Is dtstrtbtttlJu; :j'
caunlsiens to stores In Fresno t<
collect for tuberculosis.
The   group,   sponsored   by   thi
East Fresno Kiwanis club. Is plan¬
ning  to start a club at  Hooi
HiBh  School,'
Double Performance Will
End Twelfth Night' Showing
The Fre.no Stsxo production of
Twelfth Night" by William
Shakespeare will end Saturday'
with a double performance In the
Little Theater.
There will be a 1:15 I'M high
■chool matinee and an 8:15 I'M
evening  performance.
The pUy will be presented to¬
night and tomorrow evening* nt
IU*J PM ..I.-.. Tickets are nvi.il-
able, at the Little Theater Hot.
Office nnd the Hockctt-Covrnn llox
Office, 12H Fulton St.
"It Is unfortunate that stu¬
dents wait until the last evenings
of drama productions before at¬
tempting   to   get   tlcker>--3Ui*>r-
generally must bo turned away for
tho final performances because
they do not take time to pick u[
tickets In advance of the perform¬
ance they with lo attend." sale]
Phillip N. Walker, associate pro
lessor of speech and director ol
the play.
There I* no charge to students
Who are members of the Student
Body A •.tor la lion but ticket* mstsl
be plrkcd up nt (be campus Inn
office to reserve a seat.       V
The Elizabethan comedy Tea-
tures Walter Abel as artlat-ln-
residence.^ be I has starred In
motjoji-^plctures. television, arid
tfn   Broadway.
President Of
Wilt Address
Fresno City College President
Stuart M. White will address the
Freano Stale College staff at the
FSC annual Christmas Faculty
Meeting today st 4 PM In the
Little Theatre of (he Speech-Arts
Duildlnic.
President While, nn nlmnmi* of
Fresno Suite, will discuss some
of the problem* being, considered
by the Coordinating Council for
Higher Education In California of
which he la a member.   He repre-
City College
FSC Faculty
the I
,  the
wide r
i  Junior   colleges
Among the topics he Is ex¬
pected to discuss are the year-
round operation of the colleges
and the joint doctoral program
between (he University of Cali¬
fornia and the California State
Colleges.
The annual meeting win also
feature reports by members of
the college administration and by
representatives ot the various
faculty* organisations.
Angels Flight Group Will Be
Collecting Food For Needy
Angel Flight and the Arnold
Air Society are Jointly sponsoring
a food for needy families Christ-
mas project.
Pood, gifts which will be" do¬
nated to deserving families In the
Fresno Area, may be placed In a
marked box In the Air Science
w'og cadet day room by tomor¬
row.
Because of tbelr ease In handl¬
ing, canoed goods are requested.
To prevent an over-abundance or
certain foodstuffs, a list of needed
canned goods haa been posted on
the cadet bulletin board, Connie
CoIh. Angel Flight execuUve of-
tteer. said.
Tbe Air Force Reserve Officers
Training Corps and the AFROTC
Wives' Club are conducting a
drive for both food and clotbing
tor the' Fresno Nutritional Home
** their Christmas project.
Ths   Angela   will   exchange
Christmas cards with the other
flights in (he Calirorn.a-Arlr.ona-
Hawalt area. Laura Alley Is In
Ohargo Of the holiday correspond-
New Angel pledges will be the
guests of the active members for
a Jnn. 12 dinner at the Carriage
House. Carol Kcrchenfaut. pledge
trainer, will handle arrangements
for tho dinner sot for 6 PM, _
Jenny Tucker Is the newly
elected president of the pledge
class. Officers serving with, her
Include Syble Bylee. vice presi¬
dent, and Linda While, secretary-
treasurer.
A skating party exchange with
AAS. postponed following the as¬
sassination ot President John F.
Kennedy, has been rescheduled
for Feb. 16.
The nest Angel Flight meeting
b slated for Jan. 9 at 1 PM In the
Air Science Lounge-
Dowler Will
Be Judging
Ag Projects
Fresno State College Dean
Lloyd Dowler Is participating la
the evaluation for (he California
Young Farmers Association's
Farm Improvement Contest this
week In various parts of the state.
Ilrnn Dowler and the other
Judges are vNltlng the home
fiu-ms of regional winner* In Con-
sale*. Chlno, Made™, Onkdnle,
LotII.' IVinceton. Mania Itosa nnd
St'ltaMnpol.
Awards will he presented to
tbe Young Farmer who has made
the greatest Improvement of his
farm buildings, home and land
with the smallest expenditure of
funds. The contest I* sponsored
by the Sears Foundation.
The winners will be announced
at tlie association's slate conrcn-
Hon next month In Modesto. Some
of the individuals are competing
for first-year awards, while others
are vying for five-year awards.
UC's Kerr Says
Greek Influence
Is Decreasing
The Creek system Is playing
deereasingly   Important    role    tn
college   lire.   University*' or   Cali¬
fornia   1'resident   Clark   Kerr   re
Speaking to a group ot Culver
slljr of California. Riverside, stu¬
dents, Kerr listed three reasons
for   the   decline   of   Influence   of
fraternities and sororities on
Campus Remains FSC;
Johnson, Sheehan Win
Students voted yesterday to re¬
tain the college name of Fresno
State College tn the student body
primary elections.
A vote of 796 to 512 turned
down a referendum to recommend
to tho Trustees of the California
Slate Colleges that the name of
the college be changed from FSC
to   California   State   College   at
"I i
to see such a good
turn-out and It was the result of
the name-change referendum," re¬
marked Dill Williams, election
committee chairman.
Sterling Johnson defeated Rod
Holcom by a vote of T3a to 607
to lake tho spring student body
vice presidential post.
The orilce of women's Associ¬
ated Student Body legislative
commissioner went to Ham Shee¬
han by a margin of 70 vote* Miss
Sheehan had a tolnl of 701 votes
while her opponent. Ginger Cord¬
ray. received 631 votes.
Dick Murray, upopposed candi¬
date for commissioner of athletics,
received 1307 votes, while the
single candidate for ASB secre¬
tary, Lynne RotalUck. tallied
1219 votes.
Dr. Arnold E. Joyal. president
of the college, received one write-
in vote for Ihe office of athletic
commissioner.
Associated Women Students
also elected spring officers at
yesterday's election.
Heather Cairns received 5*5
vote* to take the office of AWS
president. Write-in candidates
Pam Sheehan and Linda Dilldo
received one vote each.
The office of vice president
went to Kathy w'hltfleld who to¬
taled 5*6 voles. Mellnda Slaley.
write-in candidate, received 6
votes for AWS vice president.
Elaine Ludeklng defeated Terry
Riordan, 203 to 159. for the of¬
fice of secretary. Sherrl Clark re»
celved one vote as a write-in can¬
didate.
The single candidate for AWS
treasurer. Sandy DeAppolonla, re¬
ceived a total of 5*2 votes.
The office of election manager
went (o unopposed candidate
Peggy McNeil. Miss McNeil re¬
ceived  533 votes.
The office of historian had no
candidates listed on the ballots.
There will be a possible run-off
election between write-In candl-
dates Jean Cook and Miss Staley,
These students have to be checked
for    a    qualifying    grade-point
The results of the elections of
spring class officers were not
avallahle for publication at The
Collegtan   deadline  time.
the  i
wlm
■e   halls,   which   cancels
of the Greek houses' best selling
points, and the racial discrimina¬
tion clauses of most of (he Creek
organizations, which Kerr termed
l millstone around their necks."
The University of California haa
sen   fraternities   and   sororities
i order to rid themselves of
clal     discrimination    clauses    by
Sept. 1, 186*. and the unke
will s(and by this In spite Of an-
Iclpated difficulties, ho said,
Dowler Gets
$1000 Check
Lloyd Dowler. dean of (he farm
school, has announced receipt of
a 11.000 check from Mr. and Mrs.
William Volkmann of Selma,
Dowler said the money will be
pplied by the Fresno State Col-
lego Agricultural Foundation to¬
ward the purchase of S founda¬
tion flock of Columbia sheep.
Mrs. Volkman, a graduate Of
FSC, said she "takes great prld<
being able to play a small part
In  supporting   tho  college's  vi:
agricultural  program."
nclce Volkmann. a daughti
of   the   donors,   graduated   from
no   State   last   year   wit
bachelor   of   science   degree   In
Imal   husbandry.
Kenya To Be Topic Of
Foreign Student's Talk
James Obbanya, a student from
enya. will discuss his country
and Its importance in (he world
> today at an Informal coffee
celebrating the Independence
of Kenya. The coffee hour will be
held from 1:15 to 3 PM In Cafe¬
teria Committee Rooms 1 sod 2.
A Question and answer period
will follow the  talk.
AH students and faculty tnem
bers  ore  Invited   to attend
Women's Dance Group
To Hold Initiation
Orthosis,   women's    modern
dance club, will Initiate four
new member* this afternoon »t
4 o'clock in the dance studio of
the women's gym.
The new rnernbers an- Gayle
Harmon, loan Cottmsat, Anneli
Mlltman, and Susan Ilcrscti-
berger.
Federal Bill
Would Aid
State Schools
The Senaiu Tuesday approved
a II.: billion bill authorising
construction funds which may
benefit the California Stale Co!
lege system by providing four tt
five   million   dollars.
The bill now pies to President
LyNdon  It- Johnson  for npprovnl
or  rejecdnn.    Ho  is  expected
sign It
Tho funds would supplement
proposed bond issue In Californ
Italc Champion, stale director��finance,    will    ask    tho   January-
legislature to propose a bond toi
the   13 54   election.    It  would  be
similar    to    the    two-year    bond
passed   In   1962   and   known
"Proposition   1-A."
The chancellor's office has said
If the ii.iti-.ii.il Mil passed, the
funds would benefit all state
colleges.
The bill sets up the first gen¬
eral aid program In history to
help build classrooms, laborator¬
ies and libraries at both public
and   private  colleges   across   the
Club To Hold
Holiday Party
Christmas customers around
(he world will bo featured at the
International Club Christina.
party to be held Saturday at ',
PM in the lab school all-purpose
Several surprise event* will
highlight the evening ot caroling,
games, and dancing. "All members
are Invited and may each bring
n guest. There will be * small
admission fee," said Inn Walke,
elttb  president.
The Christmas theme will be
carried out In red. gold and
green decorations. Holiday re¬
freshments will  be served.
Amar Jain, club social chair¬
man, heads the steering commit¬
tee for the affair. Decorations,
refreshments and entertainment
are being planned by Susan Sim¬
mons. Brenda Jaime. Sally Jones,
Gary Sheldon. Ohannes Avaklan
and Larry Wassou. Leah Matte-
Is In charge of music for the
evening. Publicity chairmen
Pat Fasang and Kathy Tyson.
Christmas Will
Be Discussed
Christmas In The Schools: A
Church-State Issue" Will be dis¬
cussed Tuesday at the College *Y'
Cross-currents program.
Dr. Blchard Sparks, head of
the Freano State education divi¬
sion, and the Rev. Thsmaa iiude-
, instructor In an FSC sum¬
mer session course on religion
and the public school and associ¬
ate director of the College 'Y',
will lead the topic discussion.
Cross-Cu(rents, a College *Y'
program series, convenes at 1S: is
I'M tn Arakollan Hall
STERLING JOHNSON
LYNNE  l.LTAIXICK
'Damn Yankee' Tryouts
Scheduled For Friday
Musical auditions for the 136*
spring musical, "Damn Yankees"
will be held at the Little Theater
Friday from 2 to 5 I'M and Sun¬
day from  2 lo 5:30 PM.
The second annual production
will be presented March 12-21.
The musical "Bye-Bye Birdie" laat
spring won the first one.
"Participants In the tryouts
may create any material of their
choice." Charles H. Randall, dl-
ctor of the production, said.
I Inn (l.i II added It would be bet-
Little Sigmas
Add Members
unanimous vote of the Little
Sigmas wltb the approval of the
brothers of Sigma Chi fraternity
decided the selection ot the new
members of  Little Sigmas.
The new members include
Eleanor Flrpo. Joan Whit son.
Judy Glllon, Rosemary Rockwell.
Marolyn Hutehcralt, Qlnny Ball,
Jo Ann Parmda. Jo Ann Sharpies,
and Jan!* Martin.
The first seiecuon «f new
members by ^ Little Sigmas was
held Monday night following s
team. The novice Little Sigmas
wlil be Initiated following Christ-
vacation,
If the participants hare their
own pianists. However, an accom¬
panist will be furnished If necea-
enry.
A copy of the book "Damn
Yankees" may be picked up In
the Speech-Arts office. Copies of
recordings and vocal scores are
available In the music library In
the Music Building.
Dr. Arthur C. Berdahl Is tho
musical director of the produc¬
tion.
Infant Vision Will
Be Speech Topic
Dr. Hoben Thomas, assistant
professor of psychology at Fresno
state College, will speak on In¬
fant Vision at a psychology col¬
loquium today at 13:30 PM tn
Education-Psychology J19.
College Orchestra Will
Give Concert Tonight
The coliette's symphony or.
cheat™ will hold a concert to¬
night at 8 o'clock In (he Musk
Building Recital  HalL
The orchestra wUI play Rich.
ard Wagner's Prelude to Lofan-
No. 8, Opus pa, and Igor BO*.