1964_12 The Daily Collegian December 1964

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The Collegian
Friday, December 4, 1964
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By THALIA
Last night's headlines are a very good clue as to why toe Uni¬
versity of California wants to come Into toe San Joaquin Valley...
come, come to the peaceful San Joaquin, whore never ls heard a
rebellious word and toe weirds and toe activists don't play.
Since Fresno State ls located ln toe very navel of the valley, our
campus has probably been watched closely to see whether any latent
concern with Issues and principles lurks to the heart of even toe
best-conditioned social arts major.
The study has undoubtedly been reassuring to the war-torn Cal
administration.
And what of the Fresno people who long for tho university seal of
approval ("arf, arf")? Do they fear toat If Fresno wore glutted wlto
a seething mass of unlversltarlans nearly a thousand student arrests
would ever over crowd toe city goal?
They know full well toat If toe Fresno Cal-typo is anything like
the typical Fresno State-type the biggest potential source of social
unrest would be a ban on hustling ln the library.
Care about toe ephemeral privilege of shelling out a buck or two
on campus for a political cause? This FSC generation doesn't even
care how toe union steering committee wUl be spending healthy fees
coUected from students a few years from now.
small portion of toe current student body wUl be here when toe
union ls built. But how many of toe "rioters" at Cal are members
of the core of the Free Speech Movement?
The union steering committee called a second open hearing
yesterday because no one showed up at tho first. A handful appeared
tols time to go over the plans, which will probably be adopted as
they stand.
This ls not to suggest there's anytolng wrong wlto toe plans or
toat thoy need rioting over; It's merely an example. Maybe noUilng
ever happens here worth getting excited about.
Or maybe It's a hidden benefit of the glorious San Joaquin sun¬
shine—turning Intelligent young adults Into lolus-eaters. I wish Uie
Cal Ag School all the joy of it.
Today at FSC
Wardle Speaks
Executive Dean Orrln D.
Wardle will speak onGod Exist—
What  Does This  Mean To Me?
on The Challenge of Mormonism
today In toe CoUege Religious
Center. The campus Latter Day
Saints Institute sponsors the pre-
Rodeo Club
The Rodeo Club ls sponsoring
a dance tonight at the labora¬
tory school auditorium from 8:30
until 11:30 o'clock. A rock and
roll band will bi
Greek Guys
stag, one dollar por couple. Dress
ls casual.
Tokalon Sewing
Christmas hats for'lhe chUd¬
ren to the Fresno County Hospi¬
tal wlU be made by members of
Tokalon Sunday at 7 PM ln the
home of Lynne Enders, presi¬
dent, 4110 N. Moroa.
Pat Amoroso, chairman of toe
hat   e
r the
to dress casually :
lng,  and  bring sequins, Jewels,
and   other   trim   for   the hats.
il  Theta, national pro-
fraternity for women ln
business and economics, win hold
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 John Jarrett
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO VISIT MARKET
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TO THE
POINT OF
DECADENCE . .
WONT
getting Into
toe holiday spirit by chopping
Christmas trees and \ holding
Christmas formals.
ALPHA GAMMA RHO: The
AGR's wUl cut Christmas trees
to sell Dec. 12 at toe corner of
Cedar and Shaw avenues.
The pledges held their ditch re¬
cently and spent Saturday night
looking for their president at the
San Jose game. WhUe two pledges
stood guard at toe gate, the pres¬
ident enteredonthoSan Joseslde.
DELTA S
Dream Girl wUl be c
day night at a banquet. She wUl
bo announced at toe Carnation
Ball held Dec. 12. In basketball
toe Delta Slgs beat the Sigma
Nus. Stan George and Tom Gib¬
bons got a cold awakening as too
pledges kidnapped the two early
Saturday and dropped them off ln
the mountains. After a short jaunt
I PHI: The new
nMon-
Tom McFerson, who picked th
KAPPA SIGMA: Mike McClean,
a junior speech major, and Hal
Hevener, a senior social studies
major, have won scholarship-
leadership awards this year.
They will receive their awards
at the Annual Founders Day Ban¬
quet  to be held Dec. 10 ln San
Palace  Hotel.
Dane-.
SIGMA CHI: Charlene Robert¬
son, a freshman speech correc¬
tion major, ls the new Sigma Chl
Sweetheart. She wUl be serenaded
Monday   night   at   Baker Hall,
ter. Nominations of officers wUl
take place Monday night at toe
meeting. Plans wUl be discussed
for toe Christmas party, also.
Pat Anderson was recently sere¬
naded at Baker Hall. She Is pin¬
ned to Fred Scraggs.
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON: A
pajama party will be held to¬
morrow and prizes wUl be given
for Lhe best outfit. The annual
Christmas formal will be held
Dec. 12. Gary Ilda and Sandy
Dobson, Dennis Plpal and Bonnie
May were pinned recently.
THETA CHT: I
Mrs. Fredric W. Ness and their
three daughters were guests at
the last dinner meeting. As a
semester project, toe pledges
will work Saturday at the Fresno
e. They will also
their house for Christ¬
mas beginning at 8 PM tomorrow.
The Mother's Club will hold an
open house and a bazaar Sunday
LAMBDA Cin ALPHA: Mon¬
day night will be the Apple Polish¬
er Dinner when each member In¬
vites an Instructor to dinner.
They are also planning to enter
their mascot, Olympia, ln the
Georgous   Gams Contest.
o be h.
SIGMA NU: The fraternity Is
making plans for a Christmas
party for underprivileged chU¬
dren with the Kappa Kappa Gam¬
mas. A Christmas party wUl be
held Dec. 13 at the Hotel Call-
fornlan.
THI A»OVE FILMS ARE "IN" THEY ARE "LIBERAL"
REELECT "IHE OREAT SOCIETY" ANQ OPPOSE CENSORSHIPI
THE FRESNO
POLICE DEPARTMENT
IS SEEKING QUALIFIED
APPLICANTS FOR ITS
POLICE CADET PROGRAM.
CADETS ARE TRAINED ON-THE-JOB TO
BECOME  REGULAR PATROLMEN
IN THE FRESNO POLICE DEPARTMENT
TO QUALIFY CADETS MUST:
(a) Be 18-20 Years of Age, inclusive
(b) 59" to 6'5" Tall
,    (c) Possess a Valid Drivers License
(d) Be in Good   Health and
Physical Condition
(e) Pass Rigid Written, Agility
and Oral Examination
APPLY: Personnel Department,
Basement  City Hall,
2326 Fresno St.
BEFORE: December 28,1964
SALARY: $412-502 per mo.
Friday, December 4, 1964
The Collegian
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» members will play pool and
m return to the house for a
rty. Nomination of officers ls
so on the agenda for next week.
Tryouts for toe Fresno State
College studio band will be held
Tuesday at 3 PM ln Music 100.
Greek Gals
PERFORM TUESDAY — The Four Preps vocal
group wUl perform ln the Roosevelt High School
auditorium at 8:30 PM Tuesday. Tickets for the
Group To Appear Tuesday
it the Hockett-Cowan Box Office.
By LESLIE MORATO
Sororities list season's greet¬
ings and Christmas parties at toe
top of toelr Yule season agenda.
ALPHA XI DELTA wUl host Its
alumnae of toe Fresno area at a
Christmas party Dec. 14 at toe
At a recent meeting Sue Pate,
a sophomore office administra¬
tion major, announced her pin¬
ning to Vern Crow, a senior ma¬
joring Ln business administra¬
tion, and a«iember of Sigma Nu
Fraternity.
DELTA GAMMA Ls planning a
tree decorating party for Dec. 11
to ready toelr house for toe holi¬
days. The girls wUl decorate toe
be given toe best effort.
Last Monday night toe pledges
took their ditch after sprinkling
actives' bods with sugar and
stealing *unmenttonables* which
motley for the pledge project.
Pam Sheehan, too pledge train¬
er, was kidnapped and taken to an
DELTA ZETA will hold its
holiday celebration tonight.
The flrst party in the selection
of toe new Delta Zeta Flame will
be held Monday night. All Flame
candidates wUl be announced at
this time. The present Flame Is
Harvey Wallace.
Five new members were Initi¬
ated Nov. 23. They are Mary
Dion, Barbara Kindred, Susan
Kadanl, Caroline Nlederauer, and
Susan Klawitter.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA alum¬
nae and active members wUl hold
a party ln toe home of Mrs.
George Thomas Dec. 10.
Two recent candle passings an¬
nounced toe pinning of sophomore
Sally Hill to Paul Gergen, a
member of Sigma Alpha EpsUon
Fraternity; and the engagement
of Rita Daml to Rich Shehadey,
member of Theta Chl Fraternity.
(Continued on Page 5)
Four Preps Result From
One-Sided Talent Show
was given a surprise wedding
shower. She ls engaged to Ed
Kaiser, a member of Lambda
Chl Alpha Fraternity.
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A   one-sided   talent   show  at tryouts. Into toe void stopped four
Hollywood   High  School  in 1955 students    who  were  to  become
was responsible for the forma- known as toe Four Preps,
tlon of toe Four Preps, who wUl "We  were terrible,* recalled
appear   to   the   Roosevelt   High Glen Larson, spokesman for toe
School Auditorium Tuesday night, group.  "But  we  were  toe  only
Thirty-five   girls   and not a boys to school the faculty could
single boy showed up for toe show persuade to be on the show; so
Professor Awarded
Government Grant
frequently   kUls   the   animal  lt
attacks.
The professor came to FSC
ln 1958 from the University of
CalUornia, where he studied
pneumonic plague to mice for
six years wlto the naval biological
laboratory.
Bazaar Plans
Memorial Tree
A Kennedy half dollar sUver
tree wUl bo featured at the an¬
nual open-house Christmas ba¬
zaar sponsored by the Theta Chl
Fraternity Women's Club.
The fund-raising event will be
Dr. Smith has been using boto held from 1:30 PM to 5 PMatthe
live and dead bacteria to deter- fraternity house, 5239 North
mine the immunizing agent. He
ls attempting to find out how fast
the bacteria multiply lnthe lungs,
how they are spread through tho
body and the effects of Immuni¬
zation on their spread.
Dr. Smith noted that toe malady
does  not  affect  humans,  but lt
Dr. PhUUp N. Smith, i
professor of biology, has receiv¬
ed a grant of $5,479 from the Na¬
tional Institute of Health of the
United States Department of
Health, Education and Welfare to
continue research on a virulent
respiratory disease which af¬
flicts animals.
The award was the fifth grant
received by Dr. Smith from toe
government since he began his
research ln 1960.
Dr. Smith has been studying toe
effects on mice of a group of
bacteria which produce adlsease
resembling pneumonic plague.
His research topic ls The Respir¬
atory  Virulence  of  Pasteurella
we were a smash. From then on
we were ln demand for every
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When toe Props began record¬
ing ln 1957, they were toe young¬
est vocal group on a major rec¬
ord label. Their recording of 26
Miles sold a million records and
made them national celebrities
ln 1958.
They have appeared on num¬
erous television shows and ln
night clubs In Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Reno and Las Vegas.
The members of toe group are
Bruce Pelland, Larson, Marvin
Ingram and Ed Cobb.
Their 8:30 PM concert ls
sponsored by the Popular Arts
available ln the Student Presi¬
dent's office and at toe Hockett-
Cowan Box Office. Students and
faculty members will receive a
50 cent discount.
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