1964_09 The Daily Collegian September 1964

              -The Fresno State College Collegian-
-The Fresno State College Collegian-
Orientation Week
(Continued from Page 1) ually-dressed   members of I
week and the coffee hours which  student body at the annual Ho*
follow   them   bring the  student Dance, held In the quad betwe
officers  to givtj Information on the Education-Psychology Bull
clubs and activities on the FSC lng and the Library,
campus to the new students. A rock-and-roll band will pr
Throughout the week New Stu- vide the music for the free si
dent Orientation Committee
members will be stationed at the
Activities Booth near the Library
to help direct students and give
advice when possible. All com¬
mittee members will wear name
tags so they can be easUyrecog-
Auxiliary
To Sport
New Garb
er from health ln-
::, care protection
roprams. In 1962,
Wednesday evening a  motion
picture  will be screened In the
residence halls and open to all.
Thursday and Friday the In¬
coming students will Join return-
registration. Orientation ~and
registration activities will be
capped Friday evening by a pic¬
nic and the traditional Howdy
Dance, followed over the weekend
by the  17th  annual     Freshman
The   picnic   will   be   held  at
0"Nell  Park  for  freshmen  and
transfer students. The program j
Including r
will
leave early Saturday morning for
Camp Gaines at Lake Sequoia,
site of the Freshman Camp, and
Informal IntroducUon to student
leaders and faculty members an¬
nually sponsored by the College
The beginning of classes next
Monday does  not mark the end
dents. The Champagne Room at
Student Reception Friday, Sept.
25. The stag dance will be from
9 PM until midnight.
to classes or the Snack Bar on
Thursdays are members of Angel
Flight, the national auxiliary to
the Arnold Air Society, Air Force
Fraternity.
The girls are sporting
uniforms on campus this
They wUl be wearing
blue skirts with their light blue
Main objectives of the organ-
mote Interest ln the Air Force,
ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL
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person. Tickets will be sold all
and from orientation committee
Members of the college admin¬
istration as well as student body
officers, class officers and New
Student Orientation Committee
members   wUl   be   on   hand to
Dinner will be served from 5:30
to 6:30, followed by a hootenanny
led by Tom Jackson, one of the
college's most active folk slng-
Join the many stu¬
dents who are using
the
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Linda Henderson.
KFSR Begins
Broadcasts
The 'elite 600' students In the
residence halls may dial their
radios to 660 next Monday and
hear KFSR radio produced on
Fresno State campus.
The programming Includes
campus news and residence hall
New pledges will be tapped at
a series of rush teas during the
fall semester. Selection Is based
on scholarship, activities, Inter¬
est ln the program, and a 2.25
over-all   grade   point   average.
The big date on the Angel cal¬
endar Is the annual Galaxy Ball
and coronation of the queen,
chosen from Angel Flight. Patty
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Music Is the predomlnan
and It is balanced to the student
study hours, says Merlyn
Burrlss, associate professor of
speech and director of the entire
program. "There's a little wild
stuff ln the afternoon, more re¬
laxed music during study hours,
and semi-classical music during
the later hours."
Drama, Interviews with cam¬
pus leaders and lectures also
also have their place during the
radio day.
The station broadcasts froir.
3 PM to 11 PM five days a week
to the residence halls only. It is
produced by the radlo-tv classes
and Interested persons.
The KFSR staff Is eager to
learn from residence hall stu¬
dents what they would like to
hear on the programs. Students
with suggestions or who are in¬
terested ln helping with the pro¬
gram should call the radlo-tv
studios, Speech-Arts 158.
New President
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months on the staff of the US
Naval Academy ln Annapolis, Md.
Dr. Ness holds a BA degree
from Dickinson, a MA degree
from the University of Cincin¬
nati, and a PhD from Yale Unl-
Angel Flight activities,
Angel Flight or Arnold Air Soc¬
iety member, or Inquire at the
AFROTC office Room 154 ln the
Air Science Building. Applica¬
tions for new members will be
available at the AFROTC office
after Sept. 21.
Frosh Class
Wants Proxy
Freshmen  who  want a
shaping  class fortunes
run for class office Lo the St
dent body President's office i
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Petitions will also be available
at Freshman Camp.
Fine Arts
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be continued by the Board. The
of recognizing the talent of the
faculty members at FSC, who are
Invited to speak on a topic of
their own choosing.
The talks are scheduled Tues¬
days or Thursdays at 1 PM ln
the Little Theater and are foUow¬
ed by a coffee critique.
A campus movie series, which
would be bimonthly and free to
students and their families, Is
also being planned by-the Board.
Dr. Roger Ervtn, chairman of
the Board of Fine Arts, said the
movies would be the popular Hol¬
lywood rilms and not fine art mov¬
ies as were sponsored on campus
by the Fresno Film Society.
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Intramurals Provide
Non-Varsity Action
this  s
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Myron Anderson encourages all
students to "get your stimula¬
tion through competition and
treat yourself to better health
through recreation."
Intramural    teams   represent
football  will kick off tl
tennis   doub:
gins Oct. 12.
Intramural team managers will j
meet Sept. 28 ln Anderson';
office, Men's Gymnasium 106.
Bowling competition begin:
Oct.   15 '   "        _     _
ual lntra-
Last year Sigma CM Fra¬
ternity took first place ln the
fraternity division with *1192.5
points, a 12.5 point edge on
second-place Delta Sigma Phi.
Theta Chi and Sigma Alpha
Epsllon were third and fourth
respectively    ln    the eight-way
Among the independents the
Air Force Reserve Officer's
Training Corps won the all-year
point trophy with 940 points.
Homan Hall Third West placed
second aheadofHomanHallThird
East. Fourth place went to Alpha
Kappa Psl, business fraternity.
Eleven  clubs entered the lnde-
■ Satur¬
day with South Dakota State.
Gametlme is 8 PM at Ratcllffe
Stadium on Blackstono Avenue.
The fabulous learns that won
four consecutive California Col¬
legiate Athletic Association
(CCAA) titles between 1958 and
1961 are now history. Then Coach
Cecil Coleman, now the FSC ath¬
letic director, developed pre¬
cision scoring machines that ln
1961 defeated nine regular op¬
ponents and Bowling Green ln
the Mercy Bowl for the mythi¬
cal    national    college    division
The Bulldogs won 22 straight
CCAA  games, a record, during
i reign. But ln 1962 they
However,   the outlook  Is  far
i, college transfers are a collection
y of big, fast guards, tackles and
II ends. Weakness ln the Interior
- line hurt last year.
Two of the transfers who have
already made the first string red
shirts are end Dave Gardner, a
205 pounder, and fullback Dan
Wllsey, who weighs 185 pounds, i
Wllsey has been so tough and
speedy to date that he has pushed
veteran Levi Owens, 210 pounds,
All Owens
shirts will play seven minutes,
the Blues six minutes and the
Golds two minutes.
The bulldogs face one of the
toughest starting games   ln Its
This  j
st six.
if Shaw an
5.    Five n
d lilac
dependent teams will begin
In   the   round   robin   flag
ball tourney at 4:15 PM on
5 and will play every Mon-
afternoon until 4:55.    Fra- .
lty teams will clash on Oct.
Coaches To
Meet Press
Football  team   activities  I
week will be cut to Just one pr
tlce a day because of oriental
and registration. But the b
schedule that has been observed
by new head mentor Phil Krueger
will  resume Sept.   19  with  the
opening game of the season at
Ratcllffe Stadium
Phil Krueger Is busy Installing
a new offense, the "I" forma¬
tion, as well as his own style
of defense. He has only 13 re¬
turning lettermen from last year
man and a man for every sport,"
Sports Car Journal
Seeks Student Writers
Competition Press, a nation¬
al sports car Journal, will Initi¬
ate a college participation pro¬
gram lo expand Its coverage and
offer practical experience ln
Journalism.
Representatives chosen from
campuses throughout the United
States will have an opportunity
to contribute regularly to CP,
the twice-monthly newspaper of
automobile sports.
The program, which Is also de¬
signed to supplement student In¬
come, Is still receiving appllca-
Students with a background ln
Journalism and sports car acti¬
vity may send a brief resume
to Competition Press, 15
Boardman     Place,     San Fran-
The
n    PM.
scheduled for a press-radio and
television conference ln the Hotel
Fresno at 9 AM today.
ginning at 9 AM.
The team will leave by airplane
for the Montana State game at
9 AM Sept. 25. That game will
be at 1:30 PM at Gallon Field,
Bozeman, Montana.
Coaches    will   hold   anothei
at Coffee's to discuss the Mon-
"The team Is green but In good
physical condition," Krueger
says. "It Is smaller than some of
California State College at Los
Angeles with 70 men, but every
— here is handplcked.
wouldn't  be afraid to play-
nan ln any situation."
KFRE Airs Games
adlo (940 on an AM
dial) will once again broadcast
all Fresno State College foot¬
ball games, beginning with the
South Dakota State game Sept.
19. Sportscasters Bob Fulton
and Gus Zernlal will air the
play by play action, according
to     KFRE
back for 236 yards, catch nine
passes for 137 yards and gain 77
yards ln 29 carries while starting
many games.
Perhaps  the biggest potential
stars   are tailback Jim Long, a
team ln rushing and scoring as a
sophmore, and end Roger Smith,
who  was  voted the team's best
catching 21 passes for 334 yards.
Or guard-llneback Ed Kaiser,
player for making 14 unassisted
tackles, 81 assisted grabs and
recovering     two   fumbles.   Or
completed 32 of 71 passes for 412
yards  ln 1963 while the under¬
study to LltUe All-Coast signal
caller Beau Carter.
Helping the 34-year-old Krue-
fleld coach at Utah State Unlver-
lege and high school posts, is
line coach Bob Burgess. Now ln
his 17th year at FSC he Is the
dean of the football mentors and
was an all-time great Bulldog
lineman ln his playing days.
Bob  Van Galder, starting his
Registration Tips
To Halt Trouble
Registration can be one of the
most hectic and frustrating mo¬
ments ln the life of a college stu¬
dent. To make the registration
process as easy as possible for
'. The fi
In Agriculture 109.
2. Students should fill out all
Items ln the registration booklet
before registration, with the ex¬
ception of the program cards.
The program cards are due to
change   with   the possibility of
3. Advisors should sign card
three In the booklet, that's the
Pink one, before students come
to registration.
4. Students should be sure they
mpleted   56.5  p
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if his
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Lucky Fans To Fly
With FSC Team
Blrger Johnson Is In his 10th
year as football trainer and Is
a nationally recognized authority
on athletic training.
Other handplcked assistant
coaches are John Reardon, ends;
Jack Bohan, linemen assistant;
and Dick Van Galder, linebackers
and fullbacks. The assistant ath-
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Fresno State College. Extra seats
on the planes taking the players
to the Idaho State and Montana
State games are available to fans
wishing   to   attend   the   games
A dozen seats arc available for
the Montana trip whlct
the Fresno Air Terminal at 8 AM
Friday, September 25th and
return from Bozeman after the
game Saturday.
Eleven seats on the plane to
Pocatello are open for fans.
The plane for the Idaho trip wUl
leave Fresno at 8 AM, Friday,
October 9th, and return after the
game Saturday.
The cost will be $50 for one
trip or $90  for both. This
lunch on the flight to the game,
steak dinner on the flight home
hotel accommodations, transpor¬
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Under the new substitution
rules Krueger plans to use each
of the "Red", "Blue", and "Gold"
units  In each quarter. The Red
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