1965_03 The Daily Collegian March 1965

              Monday, March 1,1965
Award dinner highlights
start of Greek Week
Greek Week, toe biggest or¬
ganizational affair of the year,
begins today with an awards'
banquet ln toe cafeteria at 5:45
PM to toe cafeteria.
The hlghUght of the event wUl
be the presentaUon of awards to
toe outstanding Greek womxiand
man of toe year and campus
leader. Awards wUl be pre¬
sented by Dr. Frederic Ness,
president of the college. O-.her
awards for scholastic achieve¬
ments and special panhellenlc
awards wUl be given.
Er nie Kinney, p.iblic rela¬
tions man for Greek Week, will
host as Mister of Ceremonies.
Sharon TlUy, PanheUenlc pres¬
ident and Ed K-Uler Inter-Frat¬
ernity CouncU President wUl de¬
liver reports concerning the or¬
ganizations.
Entertainment will be provided
by the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sor¬
ority featuring a chorus of 22
girls. Folkslnger, Susan Fern-
sten, and Judy GUlan, wUl also
entertain.
Tuesday's activities wUl be¬
gin with a fashion show at 1
PM ln front of toe cafeteria and
wUl be foUowed by the prelimin¬
aries for the College Bowl <
Photo contest will
have $350 in prizes
test  at 2 PM In Science 121.
The Junior Class slave sale
will be held Wednesday at noon
ln front of the cafeteria. Sweet¬
hearts of fraternities, campus
queens antl many other personal¬
ities will bo auctioned off with
toman Per'.'.ns, head yell lead¬
er, serving as auctioneer. The
proceeds of the slave sale wUl
go to toe Junior class for their
annual Junior-senior ball March
12 at toe Del Webb Towne House.
Also featured Wednesday wUl
be the last and final prelimin¬
aries for toe CoUege Bowl. They
wUl be hell at 2 PM ln Science
121.
The Greek Exchange Dinner
will be Thursday night at 6 o'¬
clock. This will be a combination
of a sorority and fraternity dln-
ONCEOVER — Ernie Kinney, Junior class president, checks over
Karen Ferrler to see U she ls qualified to be auctioned off at toe
annual Junior Class Slave Sale. Prospective buyers observe Uie
examination. The Slave Sale wlU be held Wednesday at noon in
front of toe cafeteria. Photo by Dave AUen
Rush activities close,
106 join fraternities
More than $350 ln prizes wUl
be awarded to the Sigma Delta
Chi, professional men's Journal-
Ism society, campus-wide photo
contest which begins today.
All si
,-ntlyen
it Fresno State College and all
faculty and staff members are
eligible to enter the contest.
Members of Sigma Delta Chi and
the staffs of all campus publica¬
tions are ineligible.
•You don't need $1,000 worth of
equipment to win to this contest,*
according to Gary Daloyan, con¬
test chairman. A special classifi¬
cation for 'snapshooters' ls In¬
cluded ln the categories.
Prizes Include a Kodak sUde
projector for toe overall best
picture ln the competition and
two Kodak Automatic 8 movie
cameras for the outstanding pic¬
tures to toe print and color
slide sections.
Other prizes I
camera, a Kodak Instamatlc, gad¬
get bag, light meter, tripod, and
two $25 gift certificates.
Daloyan said the total value of
the prizes makes this theblggest
contest of Its kind ever to be held
at Fresno State.
Deadline for submitting pic¬
tures ls May 7 and Judging wUl
be held toe next day. Judges for
toe contest are B. Schyler Re-
hart, photography and Journalism
Instructor; Miss Gayle R. Smal¬
ley, photography and art Instruc¬
tor; and Dr. Eric L. Mtlchell,
photography and mathematlc In¬
structor at Fresno High School.
In addition to the "snapshot*
category, other classifications ln
the contest are student and com¬
munity life, general pictorials,
and people and animals.
Daloyan said that since most
students own some type of camera
the contest would provide them
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wUl li¬
lt   ls   slated   for   8  o'clock  to
A Night In Athens dance at
8  PM to toe Rainbow Ballroom
dance ls co-sponsored by Pan¬
heUenlc and IFC to aid the B
Street Community Center pro¬
ject.
Tickets for the dance are $1
for students and $2 for toe gen¬
eral  public. The  Rockln Road-
Al Radka wUl preside as Mas¬
ter of Ceremonies.
The B Street Community Cen¬
ter project ls concerned with
buUdlng a new center for chUd-
ren and developing youth organ-
lzaUon to prevent Juvlnelle de-
Unqulncy.
Bill Bettinelll Is general chair¬
man of Greek Week. He is as¬
sisted by Linda Redwlne from
Panhellenlc and Jim Sandos
head  of college cowl activities.
A hectic week of rush activities
has ended for 100 pledges of
Fresno State College's eight fra¬
ternities.
Sigma Chi Fraternity leads the
list with 30 pledges. They are
John BaUlnger, Bob Ballow, Tim
Buchanan, Doug Calvet, Gustav
Carlson, Stephen Facclanl, Steve
Grimm, Geoffrey Hayden, Karly
Kollmeyer, Clark Londqulst,
Dave Mcllo, Jim MUes, Doug
Moore and Herb Morgenstern.
Richard Nelson, Jim Rykcn, Tim
Sweeney, Art Tlndlll, Art Wahl-
berg, Doug Wilson, Dennis
Wright, BUI Colgate, Rex David¬
son, BUI Fortenberry, Dan Muel¬
ler, Joe Presuttl, Dave Rose,
Derek Trimble and Jim Valdeff.
Sigma Alpha EpsUon Frater¬
nity ranked second highest with
24 pledges. They are Howard
Campbell, Ray Cereghlno, Jim
Clawson, Pete Conrad, Jerry
Dale, PhU Hamm, Pat Henry,
Jim Hughes, Bob Jensen, Mike
Klyol, Richard Lankard, Rick
Loughead, Jerry Noga and David
Pancake eaters seek partners
Girls -- the hungrier the bi
ter—are being sought by thi
boys, each of whom would like
win a color television s<
pancake eating contest.
The eating race wUl begin at
4 PM at the International House
of Pancakes
Four teams consisting of aboy hour later. Spectators are wel-
and a girl apiece will match eating come to watch Uie forks fly and
prowess     with    coUege    teams share free pancakes and coffee,
across     the    nation   tomorrow       Fresno  Mayor  Wallace  Hen-
e Tuesday derson     and   Collegian   editor
Already signed up for the match
are Venetla Stewart, PhU Her¬
bert, Bob McCallum,RogerMan-
well   and   Ernie   Zulck.   Three
IN TRAINING ~ PhU Herbert and
practice downing dollar-sized pancakes under the
Incredulous eyes of a contest Judge, CoUeglan ed¬
itor Norma Wallace. The two and six others wlU
Shrove Tuesday pancake-eating
moon at toe International
House of Pancakes.
Photo by Pat Stanley
more girls are needed and may
apply to The Collegian office or
caU Darlene Samuelson at 222-
6489.
Each contestant wUl receive
a phonograph album and Uie local
winners wUl be presented wlUi a
trophy. There are three regions
ln the nation and the regional win¬
ners will get school blazers.
The grand prize, a color TV
set apiece, will go to the boy and
girl who eat the most pancakes
nationally. Last year a team from
Boston University copped toe
prize by downing 369 pancakes.
The international chain ofpan-
cake restaurants sponsors the
contest annually, donating tho
prizes and the dollar-sized hot-
The pracUceof eating pancakes
on Shrove Tuesday ls an Eng¬
lish custom dating back more than
500 years. It corresponds to the
Latin countries' celebration of
Mardl Gras and Carnival as a
day of feasting and celebration
before toe Lenten period.
The coUege coordinator for toe
contest ls toe Fresno State Col¬
lege chapter of Theta Sigma Phi,
toe national professional Journal-
Ism fraternity for women.
WaUa, Jay Wood, Rick Wright-
son, Doug AUey, Ken Knott, Bruce
Sanders, Peter Vasllovlch and
Mike Freeman.
Alpha Gamma Rho's new
pledges are Richard Brutosma,
Dick Cabral, Stan Fagundes,
Steve Frank, Daniel Goss,
Tom Kramllng, Bob McLaugh¬
lin, Jerry O'Banlon, Bob Ray,
John Smlthson, Russ WUllams,
Tom Braner, Sang Han and Del
Delta Sigma Phi's pledges are
Dick Bourne, Edward Flattum,
Bob Heisdorf, Mike Hurd, Neal
Lehman, DarreU McClaughry,
Jim Peterson, Jerry Ratomann,
Dave Taylor and Mike Taylor.
Theta Chl's pledges Include
Wayne Bolderwell, Brian BuUer,
Dave Cords, Garry DeYoung,
James Domeney, PhU Forhan,
Larry Gaebc, BUI Logan, Art
Nerseslan, Richard Niemann,
Mike RUey, Robert RItter, Keith
Sanders and BUI Sangutoettl.
Others are Ron Sargent, Andy
Bartoluccl, Tom Evans, Edward
Lindqulst, Mike Markov, Walter
Melton and Ron Vivian.
Lambda Chi Alpha's new
pledges are Lloyd Arnold, Ron
Beers, Ed Benes, Danny Godlnho,
Hal Havllsch, Ken Horan, Dave
Shlflett, John Fries and Paul
Dompe.
Sigma Nu's pledges are Jim
Burnls and Chip Putnam.
Kappa Slgma's pledges Include
Terry Fitzgerald, John Griffith,
JJ PoUard,
Dick Woods, John Atkinson, BUI
Bennett, Joe Faulkner, Armen
Mlnaslan, Mike Rudluff, John
Sorensen and Bob Welbel.
—World wire	
Thant okehs
UN pullout
Indonesia, which won Its Inde¬
pendence with U.N. help, today
became toe first country toleave
toe United Nations.
Secretary General Thant
agreed reluctanUy to accept In¬
donesia's resignation, but was
careful to leave toe door open for
Its return.
President Sukarno announced
Jan. 1 that his country was quit¬
ting toe organization. He said toe
United NaUons could 'go to hell"
because lt gave a Security Coun¬
cU seat to British-backed Ma¬
laysia, Indonesia's neighbor and