1965_04 The Daily Collegian April 1965

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Tho Collegian
Wednesday, April 28,1965
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Poetry is no sissy stuff
People who think poetry ls for llmpwrtsts and lit. majors may
have had their minds changed this year—that ls, If they attended
either the Kennedy Memorial or the In Support of Selma program
presented by the Fresno Folksong and Poetry Quartet.
The poetry-reading members of the ensemble, Dr. Roger Chlttlck
and Phillip Levlne, have made showing the muscular qualities of
poetry  one  of  their   main   goals   In presenting the programs.
The poetry they choose to read Illustrates man's commitment to
life with all Its problems and great unanswerables and, as many
members of their audiences will tell you, some of it ls pretty gutty
stuff.
Encouraged by the response to the Folksong and Poetry Quartet,
four of Fresno State's most active student poets are giving a public
reading of their works tomorrow. So far the outlet for student liter¬
ature has been Backwash, as It should be, but poetry ls a musical
form that Ideally should be read aloud for full effect.
For curiosity's sake, If tor nothing else, students and faculty
should try to attend the reading tomorrow night. Not only would lt
encourage the young poets, lt might also open up a new world of
experience.
Honors Night will laud coeds
The fourth annual Honors
Night, sponsored by the Associa¬
ted Women Students, will be held
Wednesday In the main cafeteria
at 6:30 PM.
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The Miss Awards honoring four
senior women for scholarship,
leadership, service and over all
outstanding achievement will be
announced at the occasslon.
Applications for Miss Awards
have been mailed to all campus
ltles and the resident halls. The
forms are due Apr. 29 at 5 PM
In the student activities office.
Sliver charms with the award
title and name of the winner will
Other highlights of Honors
Night will be the Installation of
the New AWS officers, and tap¬
ping by Tokalon and Triple S
members. 'Tapping* ls the term
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Letter
Baccalaureate hour
d has been changed
Editor:
What a gorish (sic) student un¬
ion Allen Lew has concocted for
us. The Collegian picture
(4/23/65) of It causes me to won¬
der If Lew was not Inspired by a
rendition of Stravinsky's Pe-
troushka played at 45 speed,
Mickey Mouse conducting the or¬
chestra, while Lew was having a
nightmare on Bald Mountain. The
dear near-sighted Mr. Magoo
must have helped him with the
spaclal proportions.
If that "PanateUa* cigar box
turned upside down with the lid
glued shut, and costing the future
over one million dollars ls the
best Lew can do, then I think ills
time to look for another architect.
True! The Intestines of the build¬
ing sound most admirable, but
like the many faces of the campus
lt looks quite detestable.
Creative genius Is what our
campus needs, not'square-head¬
ed* maladjustment In the form of
an lrAVrted *panatella* box. Kid¬
ding aside now; ls this what we
really want on our campus? If lt
ls not, then wo should be en¬
couraged to challenge the Board
of Directors and the College
Planning Committee with an In¬
exhaustible voice! If we are going
to do lt, then let us do a re¬
spectable job of lt!
Doug Huneke
Seniors will discuss
discussed at this evening's meet¬
ing of the Senior Class Executive
Committee at C o'clock in Educa¬
tion-Psychology 220.
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The 1965 senior baccalaureate,
originally slated for 7 PM June 6,
has been rescheduled tor 11 AM
that morning, according to Gor¬
don Rausser, senior class presl-
The service, which will be held
In the Little Theatre, has been
changed to the earlier time to
make attendance easier for grad-
Professors
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R.;  Vail,  Virginia Ann; Yoshl-
moto, Ron T.
The juniors are: Altlntop, Bar¬
bara; Beck, Susan Marie; Bettl-
nelll, WUUam L.; Butler, Rob¬
ert Allen; Chaffln, Loyce Ann;
Crawford, Stephen E.; Crook-
shanks, Ivan V.; Edwards, Rich¬
ard B.; Fries, Judith LaVeme;
Good, Thomas Wesley; Hartman,
Sydney E.; Hunter, Margaret S.;
Levi, Sharon Roberta; Morgan,
Kathryn Grace; Odahl, Charles
Matson; Shurson, Karrln Lynne;
Simpson, Carlene P.; Thompson,
Suzanne Y.
The seniors are: Auker, Nancy
Beth; Bowen, David Jack; Bynum,
Cheryl Joneen; CardeUa, James
M.; Davenport, Ruth Marie; De-
Carlo, Bette Jean; Erlckson,
Charlotte L.; Fredericks, Gail
June; Fridolfs, Janice Just; Gar¬
rett, Larry E.; Glasrud, Donald
H.; Glover, Mary Helen B.; Good-
enberger, Marilyn; Gulley,
James  E.; Hewitt, Judith Lynn;
Howerton, Herman Hugh;
Janecek, Thomas John; Johnsen,
Diane L.; Johnson, MerrUyn A.;
Kangas, Jon Alan; Kelly, Dariene
Olson; Kurlhara, Charlotte R.;
Lawson, Jack Odell; Mar, Shar-
lynn Mae; Mead, Pamela Ann;
Mlerau, Beverly June; Oaks,
Carol K. Klein; Oaxaca, Ronald
Lee; Ogle, Patrick Charles;
Rausser, Gordon Clyde; Scam-
bray, Linda Gayle; Skofstad,
Charlotte L.; Streit, Edward R.;
Torosian, Carolyn E.; Towery,
Jeanelte Do; Wagoner, Ann Ml-
chele;  Wagoner,  Ronald Lewis;
Wallace, Norma Elaine; Wall¬
er, Helen Joan; White, Bette
Norene B.
Applications available
for top senior posts
Applications  for positions as
officers In the senior class
now avaUable In the student pr
Jon Bearg, senior class pr<
applications for the offices of
vice president, secretary-trea¬
surer and social chairman will
The senior breakfast, planned
for 9 AM, also on June 6, will
feature the presentation of the
Alpha XI Delta Outstanding Senior r
Woman Award, the Blue Key Out¬
standing Senior Man Award, and
the Alumni Association's Senior
Activities Award. The senior gift
wUl also be presented at the
breakfast.
Seniors who have paid their
graduation fees wUl be admitted
free to the breakfast. Although
the fee was due Apr. 23, Rausser
said fees can still be paid In the
Bookstore untU this Friday.
Husbands and wives of graduat¬
ing seniors are also Invited to the
breakfast. The baccalaureate
service ls open to the pubUc.
SPEAC to pick
nominating body
A nominating committee will
be selected for the purpose of
choosing new members tor the
SPEAC steering committee to¬
morrow at 1 PM in Education-
Psychology 219.
Other business wUl be the ad-
dlUon of SPEAC members to the
editor's staff. Extra members
on the editor's staff are needed,
according to the committee, to
compile and sort the faculty and
class evaluation questionnaires.
A treasurer's report wUl be
offered by Tom Moradian, plus
a report on potential speakers for
the month of May.
Film classic to
be shown free
The film classic the Grapes of
Wrath will be shown at 7:30
o'clock tonight at the Newman
Center free to the pubUc.
Adapted from John Steinbeck's
novel, the movie was directed by
John Ford and stars Henry Fonda.
It won Academy Awards for di¬
rector and for supporting ac¬
tress, Jane Darwoll.
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Wednesday, April 28,1965
The Collegian
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Annual fashion
show for Dames
is scheduled
May Daze ls the theme of the
annual University Dames fashion
show to be held Saturday at the
El Rancho Motel.
Fashions from Kirk's Dress
Shop and Cottiers by Rodders wUl
be featured at the 12:30 steak
luncheon.
Models, all wives of coUege
students, will be sporting the
newest In spring designs.
Tickets, at $2 per person, may
be purchased at the door, from
members of University Dames,
or at Kirk's Dress Shop In the
Manchester Shopping Center.
In keeping with the theme of
the fashion show, miniature may¬
poles will be distributed.
Door prizes will be given away
and pin cushions and hair spray
can covers will be sold at the
luncheon.
•We want lo extend an Invita¬
tion to all women associated with
the college to attend the fashion
"It will be an opportunity for
the wives of college students to
get acquainted with the Dames
and to see tor themselves the
types of activities we sponsor,"
commented Barbara Gaston, pub¬
licity chairman.
Mrs. Dirk Durfey wUl be the
David Gaston,Mrs.Manske, Mrs.
Frank PoUack, Mrs. Melvln SU-
va, Mrs. Ernie DooUtUe, Mrs.
Jim Pratt, Mrs. Angelo Ales-
sandro, Mrs. Llnal Candar.Mrs.
George   Betker,   and   Mrs.   Ed
Red China will be topic
of student panel
A panel of tour Chinese stu¬
dents attending Fresno State Col¬
lege will discuss *Red China's
Aggressive Intent?* today at
7:30 PM in the CoUege Religious
Center. The discussion will be
sponsored by the World Related-
ness Study Commission and the
Chinese Overseas Student Asso-
Dr. WUUam Dlensteln, profes¬
sor of social sclonce and crimin¬
ology, wUl be moderator.
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