1966_12 The Daily Collegian December 1966

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Four Bulldogs are chosen for
all-conference dream eleven
Pitts selected for
All-American team
Fresno State College has
placed four men on toe 1968
All -California Collegiate Athletic
Three defensive BuUdogs were
named along with one offensive
grldder. Guard Terry Pitts, who
has been honored with Little AU-
Two Aztecs will
represent league
in Shrine game
Don Horn and Leo CarroU of
the CalUornla Collegiate Athletic
Association championship San
Diego State squad have been se¬
lected for toe West team In the
annual   East-West Shrine game.
Horn, an all-
wlll Join Iowa State'
gald<
Coast and Small CoUege AU-
American laurels, was toe lone
offensive performer.
Sylvester Greenwood, Gary
Cohagan and Dick Lowe formed
toe backbone of a five-man defen¬
sive line that Included Larry
Schackel and Leo Carroll of San
San Diego State dominated toe
balloting as nine Aztecs were
selected for offensive and defen-
Don Horn was named to the
glamor quarterback spot along
with offensive mates Craig Scog-
gtos and Ron Fllscher at toe ends
and   halfback   Ted   Washington.
On defense, tho conference
champions were r
linemen Schackel i
backs  Jon  Wlttle:
and Bob Howard.
Long    Beach    h
d by
Harry Schmidt was voted to a
tackle spot and Joe Young Joined
Pitts as toe other guard.
The 49ers fine signal-caller
Jack Rellly was selected as a
running back along with hard-
charging Phil Johnson.
Cal Poly's Mustangs were
credited with a trio of all-league
performers. Tackle Pete Lemon
and center Dave Edmondson were
chosen for toe offensive squad
and Chuck Merino received a
berth  on  tho  defensive  eleven.
Despite a wtoless CCAA sea¬
son, toe San Fernando Valley
Matadors placed a pair of grld-
ders on toe select team. Bruce
Lemmerman, like ReUly, was
voted as a running back whUe
Bruce   Evans  gained one of the
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SPORTS
Fresno Stole BuUdog guard
Terry Pitta was named to the
Associated Press Small College
AU-Ameiican   second
Pitts,   a   senior placekicking
Tahoe meet is used to test
effects of high altitude running
athletes have a bad habit of re¬
quiring a plentiful supply of oxy¬
gen whUe competing.
specialist from La Habra.Callf.,
has tour Umes tols year provided
toe margin of victory tor coach
Darryl Rogers' BuUdogs who
finished   toe  year  with  a 7-3
The AP honor caps a success¬
ful year for Pitts after one of
disappointment last year. In 1S65,
an early season Injury Umlted his
playing to only punting.
Halfback Mike Freeman was
the only other FSC player given
recognition by the AP. He re¬
ceived honorable mention honors.
Betty Hicks
will conduct
golf clinic
Nationally known golfer, Betty
lUcks, wUl present "a golf clinic
at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. today on
the field south of toe Women's
Gymnasium.
Miss Hicks will place toe em¬
phasis of toe clinic on Individual
correction. The clinic ls open to
Pass completer
Quarterback Len Dawson of the
Kansas City Chiefs completed 11
passes In a row on two separate
occasions In American Football
League play.
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altitude competition on at
accustomed   to   training  I
One program  which  wj
signed to investigate toe pr
held at the city of South Lai
hoe on Nov. 26 to which F
College  entered  a
best time by 23 seconds. "I felt
more tired at Tahoe, but I felt
that It was mosUy psychological
because once I started running,
the thin air didn't seem to bother
Dave  Cords and Harry Olson
f the   6,200  feet corn-
won by Utah. Out of the fir
finishers FSC's Joe Dunbar,
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eluded that foi
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FRIDAY. DECEMBERS. 19*36       leadei
A Charlie Brown Christmas
Jeff Brewe
adds the llnlshtag yulelide touches to a dor
I-:ach hall wing is competing for toe best d.
(Daily CoUegian J*oto by Gary Daloyan)
Homan Hall annual Christmas
open house set for Sunday
The doors of Homan HaU wlU      pubUc
swing open Sunday from 1-5 p.m.
marking    Its   annual  Christmas
Open House.
Steve    Azevedo,    open   house
After a guided tour of Homan's
Christmas Wonderland HaU, toe
men wUl treat toe chUdren to a
Christmas dinner.
to charge of the event are
Steve Azevedo, Mike Shuey and
Fred Sheriff.
FSC musicians
to join concert
Fresno State College Choir
wUl combine with toe Fresno
Community Choir to the winter��concert Sunday night at 8:30 at
The price Ls $1 for students
and S1.75 for others.
FSC Symphony Orchestra will
join forces with Fresno Philhar¬
monic Orchestra In 'Symphony
of  Psalms* by Igor Stravinsky.
Tho songs by toe Community
Choir, directed by Arthur E. Huff,
will be works from the Baroque,
RomanUc and modem eras.
Christmas spirit."
Azevedo said the doors and
wings of toe hall wUl be decorated
In Christmas themes of "The 12
Days of Christmas,* *The Night
Before Christmas," "Christmas . j.,^.
Is,"     "Santa's"   Toyland,"   and      Spring •QlfOr
"Christmas on Old Main Street."
Choir music wUl fill the hail
with Christmas songs beginning
at 2 p.m. At 2:20 p.m. toe toter-
dorm choir will move to Graves
HaU and present Its grand finale
in Baker HaU at 2:40 p.m.
EachhaU wing Is competing for
the best door and best wing decor¬
ation prizes. A first prize of S25
wlU go to the wing chosen best
along with Its name Inscribed on
a perpetual trophy. A 110 cash
award will be given for the best
decorated door.
In keeping with tradition,
toe haU's men will have as their
special guests chUdren from toe
Fresno Nutritional Home.
Fresno Stale CoUege cheer-
voted a new set of
regulations by toe Student Senate
last night.
Rally Chairman Tim Renna
presented toe new rules proposal
to "supersede all other rules and
regulations pertaining to cheer¬
leaders and cheerleader tryouts."
Renna stated that toe new rules
would be Incorporated into the
Manual of Procedures for toe
RaUy Committee.
Key  points of toe regulations
la EllgibUity: an undergradu¬
ate who ls a full-time student at
FSC. The undergraduate must be
Foreign study
program is
Lantos' topic
Dr. Thomas P. Lantos, di¬
rector for the California State
Colleges InternaUonal Pro-
grama, wlU conduct a general
meeting Monday to describe toe
overseas programa avaUable to
Fresno State CoUege  students.
Dr. 'Lantos will speak at 9 a.m.
to Cafeteria Committee Room 1
and wUl also meet Individually
with students for the reminder of
the day. Signups are being taken
In the Dean of Students' Office In
toe Administration BuUdlng for
appointments with toe program
director.
The overseas programs are of¬
fered at toe following universi¬
ties: University of Alx-MarselUe
In France, the UnlverslUes of
Uppsala and Stockholm to Sweden,
toe University of Heidelberg and
toe Free University of Berlin to
Germany.
Also the UnlverslUes of Madrid
and Granada to Spain, University
of Florence to Italy, toe National
University In Taiwan andWaseda
University to Tokyo, Japan.
This year thereare 21 students
from Fresno State CoUege en¬
rolled to toe overseas programs,
according to Dr. Loy BUderback,
assistant professor of history and
coordinator for toe FSC program.
single and have a 2.00 grade point
average overall prior to selec¬
tion and during term of office.
2. General rules: there wUlbe
three boy regulars and three girl
regulars. TberewlUbeoneaiter-
nate boy and one alternate girl.
The alternates wUl become reg¬
ulars If for some reason a reg¬
ular ls dropped or resigns his
or her position. The alternates
must attend practices.
3. The Rally Committee wUl
have the power to remove any
cheerleader, regular or alter¬
nate, for any display of miscon¬
duct whUe at rallies, games or
practices.
4. Selection: toe Judges shall
Include toe Women's Activities
Adviser, the Men's Activities
Adviser, the Student Body Pres¬
ident, the Rally Committee
Chairman, toe Band Director and
the Head Yell Leader.
5. Each student wishing to try-
out must agree and. sign a state¬
ment of responslbUltles foryeU
An allocation request for
$1,000 by toe History Club was
tabled until next week's meeting
for further study. The historians
plan to use toe money to promote
a series of lectures on toe Nur¬
emberg War Crimes Trials.
The proposed lectures would
cover a week In length with "dis¬
tinguished" guest speakers
brought to the campus for two to
three days, "not Just an hour
and a half." The Senate ls await¬
ing definite commitments by toe
proposed guest lecturers until
they  wlU  make a ruling on it.
Three committee appointments
were approved by the Senate.
Dottle Patrick was formally ac¬
cepted to toe Housing Committee
and Dick Ewtog and Ron Capps
wore endorsed to the PubUc In¬
formation Committee.
Senator Chuck Walla submitted
his formal resignation from toe
Senate because it "Interferred
with studies.* Taking his place as
a non-voting member of tho Board
of Directors ls Engineering
School Senator Mike Cochrane.
Replacing Wallaaa a voting mem¬
ber on the Board oh PubUcatlons
ls Division of Social Work School
Senator Jay Goodwin.
Collegian post goes to Mary Lou Fleming
Mary Lou Fleming, senior
journalism major, wlU edit toe
spring semester Daily CoUegian,
and CoUeen Leman will edit the
tall 1967 Handbook.
Miss Fleming was chosen over
two other applicants by toe Sen¬
ate Board on PubUcatlons Thurs¬
day. The Handbook editorship was
uncontested.
PresenUy day  editor of Fri¬
day's edition, Miss Fleming said
said she plans to continue editor
Gary Cooke's "positive poUcy In
editorial writing."
In her statement to toe board,
11 Inches), using m
pictures of actual campus activi¬
ties and a more readable layout."
She ls a member of toe pub¬
lications board, former editor of
Campus International, a
Speakers will compete
in Pasadena tournament
Five members of the forensics
squad wUl participate to the
Pasadena Nazarene CoUege For¬
ensics Tournament tols weekend.
Sponsored by the pacific South¬
west CoUeglato Forensics Asso¬
ciation (PSCFA), the Pasadena
tourney ls an alternate tourna¬
ment for those students who did
not attend toe SeatUe Inter¬
sections! last month.
Some 35 to 40 coUegea and
universities are expected to be
entered   In   toe  two-day  event.
Representing Fresno State���CoUege to oratory and Interpre¬
tation are Joan MuUlner, Dana
SarabLan and Ron Yoshlno. In ex¬
pository speaking and interpre¬
tation ls Charlene Robertson and
In interpretation U Randy Walsh.
None of the debate teams are
participating.
Last weekend at toe Sacramen¬
to State CoUege Invitational For¬
ensics Tournament, Charlene
Robertson captured first place
In   expository   speaking.
COLLEEN LEMAN
effort to get toe newspaper to toe    of Service to International Stu-
students earlier. dents, past member of toe Stu-
'I would Insist upon more con- dent Body Executive CouncU, re-
slstency regarding news value calved the FSC Outstanding Lead-
and style. We have missed a great ershlp Award tor 19*8 and ls a
deal to not Insisting that re- pledge to Alpha Phi Gamma,
porters really go out and dig for
Information. We need more of
what wUl effect students most."
Miss Fleming plans to form a
more direct liaison with student
leaders, to assign reporters to
areas with which they are
familiar and to cultivate partic¬
ipation to student affairs among
beginning staff members.
"""""" > member of toe
a public-relations commlt-
-elatlons chairman
for toe Newman Center; ls a
pledge to Alpha Phi Gamma,
national honorary Journalism so¬
ciety; and ls a member of the
Senate Board on PubUcatlons this
MARY LOU FLEMING
college pi
tee;   pub'
Miss Leman, a Junior Journa¬
lism major, plans to make major
changes In the Handbook. She will
edit a "new size book (8 1/2 by