1964_10 The Daily Collegian October 1964

              The Collegian
Tuesday, October 13, 1964
Jnheralded
Bulldogs To
fylng performance of Uie sea¬
son, the Fresno State College
footbaUers arccurrenUypropar-
Stars Keith, Owens Should Lead
'Sweet' Homecoming Reward
By RON DELPIT
HAIRCUTS
$1.75
2 Barber Shops
\cross from   FSC   Dorms
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rs To Take Out
530 N. Blackstone
showing agalnsttoughldahoState. sustained   ln   the   Idaho   game,
Cal  Poly  is wlnless thus far will  again delight the fans with
ln  season  brawls,  having been his bulldozing tactics. Levi has
humiliated     with  unerring,  but truly been one of the unheralded
nerve wracking frequencybyS.F. stars  of  the  Bulldog  script  to
State, San Fernando Valley, San date, as has Hanker Doyle Keith.
Diego State  and  more recently Keith has developed Into a re-
Humboldt State. celver deluxe and has conslder-
Coach Phil Krueger's charges ably bolstered  the  FSC attack,
will undoubtedly wreak havoc up- Unless    the    Mustangs score
on theoutmannedMustangs, while through the air lengths, theBull-
the  game  will  also affora FSC dogs   should   have   few,  If  any
a   chance   to   test   its  reserve problems.
Steve   Rodriguez  and platoon   ■
star   Levi Owens   will no doubt
see plenty of action, along with
regular backs Doyle Keith, Har¬
ry MUler, and Jim Long.
Larruping Levi, provided he ls
Injury
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keep the fans happy, and ln
CCAA competition.
The Cal Poly tut should
ster the egos of our scrappers,
but is doubtful they need much
flattering     after     their spunky
Co-ed Volleyball
To Begin Today
A weekly coeducational volley-
baU tournament wUl begin today
at 4 PM ln Uie Women's Gym.
The Women's Recreational As¬
sociation Is sponsoring lt. Pat
Campbell, Uie activities chair¬
man, said, "The series wUl be
held on Tuesday and Wednesday
Upcoming FoesSplit
Weak Cal Poly of San Luis
Obispo, Fresno State's next op¬
ponent, was ground up 21-14 by
lltUe Humboldt State Saturday
night in a non-league     '
The Humboldt elev
an Impressive 21-0 le
played Cal Poly, befo
tangs finally
a   seven-yard  toss  from  Fred
Richelieu.
LONG BEACH--RodDowhower
threw two touchdown passes and
scored one as San Diego State
knocked Long Beach State out of
the unbeaten ranks Saturday
~the*Mus-   night, 4!
n pUed ui
;   ln   t
fourth period as end Bill Brown
grabbed two touchdown passes, a
43-yarder  from  BUI Ward and
crowd of 11,761 watched at
fog-shrouded Veterans Stadium
as the Aztecs moved to the front
of the CCAA race with tholr sec¬
ond conference win and fourth
victory of the season.
Ballpark Approved
weeks. It wUl last until 5 PM
and will be open to anyone on
campus. They may come either
with a team or be placed on one
Fresno State College officials
are hopeful the construction ofthe
school's new baseball park will
start within a month.
The state office o
AUTO RADIO SERVICE CO.
1309 N. Black.Ion.        AM (-3713
1 the
Jack Campbell Construction
Company of Fresno a contract to
build the facility. The company
submitted the low bid of $57,345.
FSC officials said the contract
Includes bleachers for 1,000,
a sprinkler system, turf andan 8-    Uie ni
e 320 tc
deep center fl
feet from home plate.
U construction proceeds on
schedule, lt may be possible for
the BuUdogs, one of the nation's
best coUege baseball teams, to
play their 1965 baseball games ln
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Freshmen Trek To Polls  Today
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foot chain link fence. Redwood
fencing, painted green, wUl be
InstaUed ln center field to pro¬
vide a background fo
Pass Sets Record
Hume to Larry Emerlzlan li
game with CoUege of the Pacific
ln 1953 was the longest pass play
In FSC history.
Champ Earns Degree
CHAMPAIGN, HI. - Former
Olympic pole vault champion Bob
Richards received a Master of
Arts degree from the University
of Illinois ln 1948.
NEW YORK -- Boxing, which
.as originated ln ancient Meso¬
potamia, achieved its first dig-
as a sport when lt was ln-
luced at the 23rd Olympiad
I In Greece ln 688 B.C.
Record Vote Is Predicted
In Freshmen Election Today
the   following  plat-
DUVAL
Freshmen have untU 4 PM to Sidney Bragg and Diane Suggett p
vote. The results should be posted are  candidates  for the post of f
within  hours  alter the close of secretary-treasurer,   and   Lor!
the polls. Spann and Susan Balrd are com-
Phll Duval of Fresno and Jamos petlng in the social chairman 'I'd like to say that lt Is a real
Parker of San Francisco are con- race. pleasure to attend and be part to
tenders for the top spot of fresh- A record vote turn-out ls ex- as fine an Institution as Fresno
men class president. They peeled today when freshmen stu- State. Every student should be
eliminated two other candidates dents go to the poUs to fill four proud to be apart of anorganlza-
ln last week's primary when a class offices from a fleldofelght tlon with such an outstanding
record 359 freshmen went to the candidates. background and promising future.
P°Us- Before the primary election Simply taking pride ln FSC,how-
One of the tightest races ln the the candidates set forth their ever, does not eliminate the fact
election will be the vice presl- platforms- - first ln The Collegian that we, as Individuals and as a
dentlal runoff. PhU Kalstrom and and then before a freshman class group, do have certain problems.
Tom McCurn are contenders for assembly. Meeting and solving the problems
the post. Kalstrom edged McGurn Duval and Parker, the primary which arise within tho student
by 19 votes in last week's prl- victors over a field of four candl- body   and   making adjustments
s running for thepresldenc
Directors Approve
Union Amendment
The   College   Unl
misly a|
proved by the Board of Directors
yesterday adding its affirmative
vote to the issue along with the
student councU and the student
executive committee.
SPLATI Student 'Court* takes Its toll as a student ls punished fo
wearing either green or gold (Cal Poly colors) Monday at a noon
time rsdiy. Head cheerleader Inman Perkins smears a pie ln th
Blue Key Bids
Now Available
Student
120 ofU
lng. AU
i.Oct. ;
e office no later
The fraternity, which was es¬
tablished ln 1938, Is dedicated to
service to Fresno State. Tho
organization conducts regular
meetings and sponsors numerous
campus activities, Including the
Blue Key Carnival ln May.
A recepUon for prospective
Blue Key members wUl be held
on Nov. 1 at the CoUege Religious
Center from 2 to 3 PM.
In addition to the application
form, prospective members must
flU out a petition for member-
i  from  these faculty m
bers oi
After an applicant ls notified
of his acceptance, he ls required
to pay an Initiation fee of »30
In the Student Activities Office.
The fee covers lnltlaUon costs,
shingles, dinner, membership
card and a Blue Key shirt.
Jim   Wright   ls   president of
Blue Key.
Polls To Close
On Queen Vote
Students  today have  the  fat
'   of the HomecomlngQueenlntheir
hands. The polls, which are locat-
1   ed at Uie activities booth by the
1   cafeteria, will close at 4 PM.
The six candidates are Heather
1 Sutherland, Delta Sigma Phi,
Donna Steinhauer, Drama Club;
Sandy Sawyer, Sigma Alpha Ep¬
sllon; Andrea Don, Chinese Stu¬
dent's Club; Pattl Degen, Delta
Gamma; and Sherl Clark, spon¬
sored by Lambda Chi Alpha.
Last year's queen, Pam
Sheehan, wUl preside over coro¬
nation ceremonies to be held In
the amphitheater at noon Friday.
Mayor Wallace Henderson will
attend the coronation ceremonies
and deliver a proclamation urging
alumni and fellow clUzens to ac¬
tively support the observance of
the day In a united effort which
wUl bring recognition to the city
of Fresno and to Fresno Sti
The new queen's duties will be-
gin with the parade through down¬
town Fresno Saturday at 1 PM,
Directory To Appear
A student directory, which con-
ARTICLE m. Olflcers.
Section A. The     name  CoUege
Union Commissioner
shall be added to this
;e H. The name College
Union Commission¬
er shall be added to
Section C. Selection of Officers.
Clause I. The   name CoUege
Union Commissioner
shall be added to this
■>. The College Union Com¬
missioner shall represent
the general student body
on the College Union Board.
:. The College Union Com¬
missioner shall serve as
a non- voting member of
the Board of Directors and
Board of Fine Arts.
3 advancement are the
main tasks which face the student
government.
'As an Individual I would like to
join the team of people who have
been and are working to make all
aspects of campus life as enjoy¬
able as possible for everyone. I
would like to do so by partici¬
pation ln our campus government
on and for Uie behalf of the class
of 1968 as their first president.*
lie   g
as. I 1)
■e the opinion with many
Is Freshman Class there
enUalltles in many
e that U
Section D. Board of Fine Arts,
e. The CoUege  Union  Com-
;  Section  D. Powers and Duties.
r     Clause VUL CoUege        Union
Commissioner.
a. The College Union Com¬
missioner shall be a voting
member of the College
Union Board.
ARTICLE XIX. Awards.
Section C. The   name   College
Union Commissioner
shall tie added to this
ARTICLE V
Section E. CoUege Union Board
Clause L The vitlng members
of the CoUege Union
Board ihall consist
of the following:
a. The President of the col¬
lege (or his designated rep-
presentaUve).
(Continued on Page 3)
lng administration should capture
atmosphere with enthusiasm as a
challenge to carry out vigorous
campaigns, long range plans and
Immediate acUon worthy of Its
constituents. The class President
as presiding officer ls responsi¬
ble for the welfare of the class,
The treasury should be kept
strong from earnings of various
social and other should be kept
strong from earnings of various
The treasury should be kept
strong from earnings of various
social and other events. The
needs of the class should be rep¬
resented well at student councU
meetings and the officers of the
class should be managed more
than adequately. The Class
official ls just that, and I dont
care how lt has gone ln the past,
the office ls exactly what ls put
telephone numbers of FSC fl
ulty and student body i
ls  distributed early ln the fall
New officers are (back row) Jim Takeda, recording s«
Gordon Rausser, membership chairman; (front) Daryl Ruby, corresponding secretary; Jim Wright
president; Gary Ilda, vice president; and Mike KeUey, alumni secretary. Photo by Frank Fles zol