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8—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN LARRY STEWART It Looks Like A Good Year Nobody asked me, but: It looks like a good year for all sports at Fresno State CoUege. Wouldn't It be nifty If toe Bulldogs won toe CCAA championship and went on to the Junior Rose Bowl? Could you Imagine a girls' topless volleyball team providing halftlme entertainment at a Fresno State football game? You're a hick if you like cheese cake flavored with lemon. Bob Gibson was named toe most valuable player of toe World Series tor toe second time. That makes him and Sandy Koufax two The most generous women I know swear a lot. How about starting a Lloyd Madden fan club with Bonnie Cox as president? It's a shame Bob Bennett was discarded completely after coach¬ ing toe FSC baseball teai.i to a league championship. Fresno basketbaUer BUI Winston, a former Bakersfleld CoUege star, looks like Lew Alclndor. But Winston Is 'only* 6-5. The Mlnnestoa Vikings are something else, defeating Green Bay once again. O. J. Simpson and toe rest of the USC Trojan eleven must be for real. It would really be something if Darryl Rogers ever made a pro- Joe Dale has b The guy's a louse when you ask him how he likes your new girl and he asks, "You know what you're doing?* Mike Freeman ought to get some kind of All-America mention if be keeps playing toe way he has been. it looks like It's toe year of the Chargers ln toe American Football I am not really Danny Robinson's press agent. I Just think he's better than he Is given credit tor. The guys _wlth toe biggest noses have the most fun at parties. Virgil Anderson Is a publicity hound, but he never gets any. > be toe most loyal tan Fresno State has. He took : toe San Fernando game, but bounced back and started passing out gum again. It's too bad that both Gibson and Lou Brock both can't get new Corvettes tor their World Series performances. Johnny Unites is still toe best quarterback ln football. Girls' miniskirts are out of sight. The Bulldogs were great against Cal Poly. The rooting section at the Cal Poly game was tops. Bob Braltman and his group are doing quite a Job getting some school spirit going around FSC. The Fresno State golf team has a shot at ship this year. They tied for ninth last year. I think Fresno High School has toe best prep team to toe city. But when they meet BuUard, toe real truth wUl be revealed. Car salesmen have a rough time selling me their llglte. It's too bad toe Fresno State JV football team couldn't beat Cal Poly, but maybe they can beat toe Camp Parks Job Corps—that Is it Camp Parks fields a team. Fresno State is one of toe best basketball schools for Its size to Los Angeles State might surprise a few people Saturday night. They can't be as bad as their 0-4 record indicates. The idea of a 'nobody asked me' column did not originate with me. As far as I know, Jimmy Cannon, of New York, was toe first to ever write one. Larry Phillips wUl never make a sports photographer. Some people really make a big thing out of nothing. I admire Dave Cords and Joe Dunbar, or any cross country runner for that matter— they really have guts. Melvln Durslag of toe LA Herald Examiner Is my hero. te national champlon- 11 la, d< Isn't such a person. The glrl-toat's right, i the Dally Collegian Outdoor column writes No, this column isn't written under a pen nanv Fresno State's next two games against LA State and San Diego State should bring out capacity Gary Finch Is developing Into a line- pass receiver. Finch and Denny Moulton make quite a duo. The gates at Ratcllffe should be opened up earUer than they have The Fresno State basketball team began practicing Monday. Compared to Mustang Stadium, Ratcilffe u a beauty. > girl-wh AL's CHEVROr SERVICE ■jf Accessories -jj^r Lubrication 4797 E. Clinton at Chestnut FRESNO, CALIF. Pass Defense—Key To Bulldog Success Tuesday. October 17. 1967 It there is one reason for toe Fresno State College Bulldogs' surge upward, there Is a dozen. One of toe main reasons Is Fresno's defensive secondary. For the second week ln a row, the Bulldog defenders picked oft five enemy aerials and contained a potent air attack. Tom McCaU, Ervlnllunt.Mark Bogdanovlch, Roger Young and Mike Freeman each claimed one IntercepUon during toe Cal Poly The most significant theft was Hunt's, which he returned 37 yards for a touchdown when toe Mustangs were on toe move after recovering a Fresno fumble. Bogdanovlch's interception, his first this year, set up FSC's fifth The Mustangs completed only eight of 27 passes for 182 yards. One was a 53-yarder from Gary Abate to CecU Turner tor a touchdown. Fresno quarterbacks Danny Robinson and Ron Hudson con¬ nected on 13 of 28 tosses for 219 yards and three scores. Robinson hit on 10 of 17 for 137 yards. He is now only 250 yards away from Beau Carter's school record of 3.156 yards gained passing to a career at FSC. Another key factor to Satur¬ day's victory was toepunt return¬ ing of Freeman, an All-America candidate. The fleet defensive halfback returned four boots for 117 yards, which gave him a school record. In only five games, Freeman has surpassedDave Plump's sea- son standard of 242 yards on punt returns, set to 1965. Freeman now has 268 yards. And still another reason tor toe big win ln San Luis Obispo was the play of Fresno's offensive backers McCall and Frank Kerby were standouts. Other top per¬ formers up front Included Lyle Setenclch, Tony Welch and Dennis Lloyd Madden was once again Fresno's leading ground gainer with 73 yards ln 18 carries. Fred Figueroa and Mike Flores added 39 and 31 yards, respectively. Split end Denny Moulton had night of toe year, snag¬ ging s r 122 y: Looking ahead to Saturday's Homecoming contest with Cal State at Los Angeles, Rogers ex¬ pressed concern about convincing his players the Dlablos are tough. After looking at fUms of LA, who are wlnless to four starts, Rogers and his staff are convinced toe Dlablos are tough. The Bulldog coach emphasized the fact that three of LA's op¬ ponents (Parsons, Arlington, Tex., and San Diego State) are ln toe top 10 college division standings. And toe fourth, Weber State, was ln toe top ten earlier lp\ HAIR CUTTING B+A EXPERTLY ■#) -.OWE best of toe year,* said coach Darryl Rogers. 'Center B1U Griffin and tackles John Stahl and Ron Helman did One work.' Robinson was never caught be¬ hind toe line of scrimmage, al¬ though once he was called for In¬ tentionally grounding toe ball. Hudson was trapped once, but generally speaking Fresno's blocking was tops. Defensively, ends Ron Lelm- bach and Ron Remington and line- BULLDOG #[ BARBERSHOP W CAMPUS TOWN I BuUard a 1 1 I B ■ 1 Get to know the friendly merchants at your college town Make these Clovis merchants a regular stop on your shopping tour*. • ' nnvK ADDiiAiirp ' rimm munyrev MAC TIRE SERVICE 723 Clovis Ave. CLOVIS APPLIANCE 602 - 5lh St. I iLi uuYi} A»e. , oui Jin Ji. i aaa roues* y Ua*W» L 4 •«-- —| 444 Pollasky LINENBACH AUTO PARTS I 604 Clovis Ave. I EDWIN'S JEWELRY 619 4th Si. I EMU'S DOWNTOWN | BARBERSHOP 1 SASSAN0 HEN'S WEAR j BAD-BOY MARKET ) ECONOMY CLEANERS 448 Pollasky I 745 Clovis Ave. i 632 Clovis Ave. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN FRESNO STATE COLLEGE VOL. LXXtn. NO. 23 FRESNO. CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1 Free Hour Will Return In Spring Coach Rogers To Speak A recommendation, commend¬ ing President Robert Clark of San Jose College, was passed unanimously by Rally On Tap SJSC football t Coach Darryl Rogers will be Ratcllffe Stadium between Fresno cheerle'i the speaker at a Homecoming State College and Cal State at the pep rally to be held tomorrow ln the Los Angeles. He will also Intro- will ci Amphitheater at 1 p.m. duce six members of toe football coming game Saturday night at The rally will feature toe I, toe pep girls and the Ume will be picked by to executive committee of toe Aca demlc Senate. The'free hour will be sche duled for either 12:30 to 1:3 p.m. or 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. o Tuesdays and Thursdays. Along with the reestabllshe free hour toe day classes wt Social Work Division To Aid Handicapped 5:30 p. The < ■ hour lengthy debate I Senate meeting. Concern was voiced from the floor that once the precedent of a longer work day was Instituted It could never Starting toe academic day at 7:30 a.m. will ln effect Increase the room utilization by nearly • 12 per cent. This will also In¬ crease state buUdlng As a part of Its 'help people proposed center for I to help themselves* program, toe capped. Fresno State College Division of Fresno is Ihe only major euj Social Work has enlisted in toe ln California without a rehabUl- Fresno Community Workshop tatlon center fortoehandlcapped, campaign to raise $140,000 for a according to Gary Graham, San Jose President May Be Purge Victim chairman of toe Fresno Com¬ munity Workshop Committee. There are over 6,000 people ln need of such a faculty ln Fresno, The stage 'is being set for the removal' of President Robert Clark of San Jose State College, according toDr.JohnG.Sperltog, president of toe American Fed- Yearbook Pictures Yearbook pictures wUl 1 taken through Oct. 20 fro of handling tt said "If Clark cannot stralghu this thing out, he has no mor right being president of San Jos State College than Clark Ker had being president of the Uni verslty of California.* Kerr was fired earlier to year oy the Board of Regents. Dr. Sperling said "the stage 1 being set by Bradley, Governc Ronald Reagan and State Schoi Superintendent Max Rafferty fc removal of Clark.* A petlUon drive demandln IBMATE—Looking fo sinlonla. music (rater Uonnaires which are I in ideal date? Phi Mu Alpha tt may help you find it with Participants nil out ques- y a dollar for a list of !!> the computer, arc right for them. Proceeds go to toe Delany Mm The workshop, to be located at Dlvlsadero and Diana Streets, should be completed by late sum¬ mer or early fall of the 1968, Graham continued. He said the workshop wlU Initially aid 60 people and expand Its service to 200 after three or four years. When the workshop is com¬ pleted, it wUl serve those suf¬ fering from mental retardaUon, cerebral palsy, emotional and mental Ulness, epilepsy, post polio, sensory defects, cardio¬ vascular problems, orthopedic problems, Industrial accidents and any other crippling diseases self i such companies as Allstate Cou¬ pon Clearing, Cee Jay Research and Sales and Dow Chemical Company. Also, there are grants available for special projects. FSC graduate students to social work will help the Fresno work¬ shop solicit money and pledges from individuals, foundaUonsand Industries. Thus far, $130,000 in pledges has been raised. There is an overall goal of $200,000, but only $140,000 need be raised by Fresnans.The re¬ mainder will be supplied by a The temporary headquarters of the Fresno Community Work¬ shop is located at 2803 E. Dlvl¬ sadero St., Suit G. The homecoming- queen, Jan Yocum, and her court wUl be guests of the East Fresno Ro¬ tary today.This evening thequeen will be Interviewed by AlRadkaon his television program. Thursday morning Miss Yocum wUl bo Introduced during a meet¬ ing of toe Fresno City CouncU. On Friday, a rally is planned for the downtown Fulton Mail. The pep squad wUl leave FSC and ride to toe mall ln a lire truck. The Homecoming Dance wUl be held Friday evening from 8 p.m. to midnight at toe Rainbow Ball¬ room. The Shaymen will be town Saturday. Reception For Goya Exhibit Set A recepUon wUl be held from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow for toe Goya prints exhibit 'Dlsa of War* now on display 1 Library foyer. This series, printed ln 1863, contains 81 lngs done by toe Spanish Goya. Goya's reaction to toe te that i Judgmc t by h mlife ar 1814 sentiment which destroyed tot hope of those who fought through¬ out Europe for freedom and lib. erty against Napoleon. This series of etchings w« produced between under the Utle "ratal conse¬ quences of The Bloody War Against Napoleon In Spain, and Other Emphatic Caprices.* The title was changed to 'Disasters of War* when the etchings were first printed 40 years later. Personality Seminar Set For Tomorrow from 3-5 p.m. ln toe Counseling Office, Administration 229. The sessions, sponsored by the Fresno State College Counseling Center, wUl be directed by Dr. Viola Davis, counselor, and Dr. Charles Wheeler Jr., testing of¬ ficer. The meetings will Involve group participation rather than lecture activity. The aim of toe 10-week semi¬ nar, said Dr. Davis, to to aid students ln discovering and utili¬ sing their hidden strengths and capaclUes. Dr. Davis explained that the average person Is functioning at 20 per cent of his full capacity and that the seminar is tor healthy, well-adjusted lndlvld- Tho Thursday seminar, the second series ln Individual po¬ tential development, was Initiated to meet toe demands of students whose schedule would not permit attendance at toe Wednesday ses- 'Mother Courage' •Mother Courage," a chronicle of the 30 Years' War by Bertold Brecht, has been chosen as toe third selecUon to be presented ln repertory theater form with "Lyslstrada* and 'MacBlrd.* Following toe theme of war and peace, 'Mother Courage* deals with toe acceptance of war and toe problem of survival dur¬ ing the war between toe Catho¬ lics and Protestants ln Europe ln the 1600's.
Object Description
Title | 1967_10 The Daily Collegian October 1967 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1967 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | Oct 17, 1967 Pg. 8- Oct 18, 1967 Pg. 1 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1967 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | 8—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN LARRY STEWART It Looks Like A Good Year Nobody asked me, but: It looks like a good year for all sports at Fresno State CoUege. Wouldn't It be nifty If toe Bulldogs won toe CCAA championship and went on to the Junior Rose Bowl? Could you Imagine a girls' topless volleyball team providing halftlme entertainment at a Fresno State football game? You're a hick if you like cheese cake flavored with lemon. Bob Gibson was named toe most valuable player of toe World Series tor toe second time. That makes him and Sandy Koufax two The most generous women I know swear a lot. How about starting a Lloyd Madden fan club with Bonnie Cox as president? It's a shame Bob Bennett was discarded completely after coach¬ ing toe FSC baseball teai.i to a league championship. Fresno basketbaUer BUI Winston, a former Bakersfleld CoUege star, looks like Lew Alclndor. But Winston Is 'only* 6-5. The Mlnnestoa Vikings are something else, defeating Green Bay once again. O. J. Simpson and toe rest of the USC Trojan eleven must be for real. It would really be something if Darryl Rogers ever made a pro- Joe Dale has b The guy's a louse when you ask him how he likes your new girl and he asks, "You know what you're doing?* Mike Freeman ought to get some kind of All-America mention if be keeps playing toe way he has been. it looks like It's toe year of the Chargers ln toe American Football I am not really Danny Robinson's press agent. I Just think he's better than he Is given credit tor. The guys _wlth toe biggest noses have the most fun at parties. Virgil Anderson Is a publicity hound, but he never gets any. > be toe most loyal tan Fresno State has. He took : toe San Fernando game, but bounced back and started passing out gum again. It's too bad that both Gibson and Lou Brock both can't get new Corvettes tor their World Series performances. Johnny Unites is still toe best quarterback ln football. Girls' miniskirts are out of sight. The Bulldogs were great against Cal Poly. The rooting section at the Cal Poly game was tops. Bob Braltman and his group are doing quite a Job getting some school spirit going around FSC. The Fresno State golf team has a shot at ship this year. They tied for ninth last year. I think Fresno High School has toe best prep team to toe city. But when they meet BuUard, toe real truth wUl be revealed. Car salesmen have a rough time selling me their llglte. It's too bad toe Fresno State JV football team couldn't beat Cal Poly, but maybe they can beat toe Camp Parks Job Corps—that Is it Camp Parks fields a team. Fresno State is one of toe best basketball schools for Its size to Los Angeles State might surprise a few people Saturday night. They can't be as bad as their 0-4 record indicates. The idea of a 'nobody asked me' column did not originate with me. As far as I know, Jimmy Cannon, of New York, was toe first to ever write one. Larry Phillips wUl never make a sports photographer. Some people really make a big thing out of nothing. I admire Dave Cords and Joe Dunbar, or any cross country runner for that matter— they really have guts. Melvln Durslag of toe LA Herald Examiner Is my hero. te national champlon- 11 la, d< Isn't such a person. The glrl-toat's right, i the Dally Collegian Outdoor column writes No, this column isn't written under a pen nanv Fresno State's next two games against LA State and San Diego State should bring out capacity Gary Finch Is developing Into a line- pass receiver. Finch and Denny Moulton make quite a duo. The gates at Ratcllffe should be opened up earUer than they have The Fresno State basketball team began practicing Monday. Compared to Mustang Stadium, Ratcilffe u a beauty. > girl-wh AL's CHEVROr SERVICE ■jf Accessories -jj^r Lubrication 4797 E. Clinton at Chestnut FRESNO, CALIF. Pass Defense—Key To Bulldog Success Tuesday. October 17. 1967 It there is one reason for toe Fresno State College Bulldogs' surge upward, there Is a dozen. One of toe main reasons Is Fresno's defensive secondary. For the second week ln a row, the Bulldog defenders picked oft five enemy aerials and contained a potent air attack. Tom McCaU, Ervlnllunt.Mark Bogdanovlch, Roger Young and Mike Freeman each claimed one IntercepUon during toe Cal Poly The most significant theft was Hunt's, which he returned 37 yards for a touchdown when toe Mustangs were on toe move after recovering a Fresno fumble. Bogdanovlch's interception, his first this year, set up FSC's fifth The Mustangs completed only eight of 27 passes for 182 yards. One was a 53-yarder from Gary Abate to CecU Turner tor a touchdown. Fresno quarterbacks Danny Robinson and Ron Hudson con¬ nected on 13 of 28 tosses for 219 yards and three scores. Robinson hit on 10 of 17 for 137 yards. He is now only 250 yards away from Beau Carter's school record of 3.156 yards gained passing to a career at FSC. Another key factor to Satur¬ day's victory was toepunt return¬ ing of Freeman, an All-America candidate. The fleet defensive halfback returned four boots for 117 yards, which gave him a school record. In only five games, Freeman has surpassedDave Plump's sea- son standard of 242 yards on punt returns, set to 1965. Freeman now has 268 yards. And still another reason tor toe big win ln San Luis Obispo was the play of Fresno's offensive backers McCall and Frank Kerby were standouts. Other top per¬ formers up front Included Lyle Setenclch, Tony Welch and Dennis Lloyd Madden was once again Fresno's leading ground gainer with 73 yards ln 18 carries. Fred Figueroa and Mike Flores added 39 and 31 yards, respectively. Split end Denny Moulton had night of toe year, snag¬ ging s r 122 y: Looking ahead to Saturday's Homecoming contest with Cal State at Los Angeles, Rogers ex¬ pressed concern about convincing his players the Dlablos are tough. After looking at fUms of LA, who are wlnless to four starts, Rogers and his staff are convinced toe Dlablos are tough. The Bulldog coach emphasized the fact that three of LA's op¬ ponents (Parsons, Arlington, Tex., and San Diego State) are ln toe top 10 college division standings. And toe fourth, Weber State, was ln toe top ten earlier lp\ HAIR CUTTING B+A EXPERTLY ■#) -.OWE best of toe year,* said coach Darryl Rogers. 'Center B1U Griffin and tackles John Stahl and Ron Helman did One work.' Robinson was never caught be¬ hind toe line of scrimmage, al¬ though once he was called for In¬ tentionally grounding toe ball. Hudson was trapped once, but generally speaking Fresno's blocking was tops. Defensively, ends Ron Lelm- bach and Ron Remington and line- BULLDOG #[ BARBERSHOP W CAMPUS TOWN I BuUard a 1 1 I B ■ 1 Get to know the friendly merchants at your college town Make these Clovis merchants a regular stop on your shopping tour*. • ' nnvK ADDiiAiirp ' rimm munyrev MAC TIRE SERVICE 723 Clovis Ave. CLOVIS APPLIANCE 602 - 5lh St. I iLi uuYi} A»e. , oui Jin Ji. i aaa roues* y Ua*W» L 4 •«-- —| 444 Pollasky LINENBACH AUTO PARTS I 604 Clovis Ave. I EDWIN'S JEWELRY 619 4th Si. I EMU'S DOWNTOWN | BARBERSHOP 1 SASSAN0 HEN'S WEAR j BAD-BOY MARKET ) ECONOMY CLEANERS 448 Pollasky I 745 Clovis Ave. i 632 Clovis Ave. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN FRESNO STATE COLLEGE VOL. LXXtn. NO. 23 FRESNO. CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1 Free Hour Will Return In Spring Coach Rogers To Speak A recommendation, commend¬ ing President Robert Clark of San Jose College, was passed unanimously by Rally On Tap SJSC football t Coach Darryl Rogers will be Ratcllffe Stadium between Fresno cheerle'i the speaker at a Homecoming State College and Cal State at the pep rally to be held tomorrow ln the Los Angeles. He will also Intro- will ci Amphitheater at 1 p.m. duce six members of toe football coming game Saturday night at The rally will feature toe I, toe pep girls and the Ume will be picked by to executive committee of toe Aca demlc Senate. The'free hour will be sche duled for either 12:30 to 1:3 p.m. or 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. o Tuesdays and Thursdays. Along with the reestabllshe free hour toe day classes wt Social Work Division To Aid Handicapped 5:30 p. The < ■ hour lengthy debate I Senate meeting. Concern was voiced from the floor that once the precedent of a longer work day was Instituted It could never Starting toe academic day at 7:30 a.m. will ln effect Increase the room utilization by nearly • 12 per cent. This will also In¬ crease state buUdlng As a part of Its 'help people proposed center for I to help themselves* program, toe capped. Fresno State College Division of Fresno is Ihe only major euj Social Work has enlisted in toe ln California without a rehabUl- Fresno Community Workshop tatlon center fortoehandlcapped, campaign to raise $140,000 for a according to Gary Graham, San Jose President May Be Purge Victim chairman of toe Fresno Com¬ munity Workshop Committee. There are over 6,000 people ln need of such a faculty ln Fresno, The stage 'is being set for the removal' of President Robert Clark of San Jose State College, according toDr.JohnG.Sperltog, president of toe American Fed- Yearbook Pictures Yearbook pictures wUl 1 taken through Oct. 20 fro of handling tt said "If Clark cannot stralghu this thing out, he has no mor right being president of San Jos State College than Clark Ker had being president of the Uni verslty of California.* Kerr was fired earlier to year oy the Board of Regents. Dr. Sperling said "the stage 1 being set by Bradley, Governc Ronald Reagan and State Schoi Superintendent Max Rafferty fc removal of Clark.* A petlUon drive demandln IBMATE—Looking fo sinlonla. music (rater Uonnaires which are I in ideal date? Phi Mu Alpha tt may help you find it with Participants nil out ques- y a dollar for a list of !!> the computer, arc right for them. Proceeds go to toe Delany Mm The workshop, to be located at Dlvlsadero and Diana Streets, should be completed by late sum¬ mer or early fall of the 1968, Graham continued. He said the workshop wlU Initially aid 60 people and expand Its service to 200 after three or four years. When the workshop is com¬ pleted, it wUl serve those suf¬ fering from mental retardaUon, cerebral palsy, emotional and mental Ulness, epilepsy, post polio, sensory defects, cardio¬ vascular problems, orthopedic problems, Industrial accidents and any other crippling diseases self i such companies as Allstate Cou¬ pon Clearing, Cee Jay Research and Sales and Dow Chemical Company. Also, there are grants available for special projects. FSC graduate students to social work will help the Fresno work¬ shop solicit money and pledges from individuals, foundaUonsand Industries. Thus far, $130,000 in pledges has been raised. There is an overall goal of $200,000, but only $140,000 need be raised by Fresnans.The re¬ mainder will be supplied by a The temporary headquarters of the Fresno Community Work¬ shop is located at 2803 E. Dlvl¬ sadero St., Suit G. The homecoming- queen, Jan Yocum, and her court wUl be guests of the East Fresno Ro¬ tary today.This evening thequeen will be Interviewed by AlRadkaon his television program. Thursday morning Miss Yocum wUl bo Introduced during a meet¬ ing of toe Fresno City CouncU. On Friday, a rally is planned for the downtown Fulton Mail. The pep squad wUl leave FSC and ride to toe mall ln a lire truck. The Homecoming Dance wUl be held Friday evening from 8 p.m. to midnight at toe Rainbow Ball¬ room. The Shaymen will be town Saturday. Reception For Goya Exhibit Set A recepUon wUl be held from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow for toe Goya prints exhibit 'Dlsa of War* now on display 1 Library foyer. This series, printed ln 1863, contains 81 lngs done by toe Spanish Goya. Goya's reaction to toe te that i Judgmc t by h mlife ar 1814 sentiment which destroyed tot hope of those who fought through¬ out Europe for freedom and lib. erty against Napoleon. This series of etchings w« produced between under the Utle "ratal conse¬ quences of The Bloody War Against Napoleon In Spain, and Other Emphatic Caprices.* The title was changed to 'Disasters of War* when the etchings were first printed 40 years later. Personality Seminar Set For Tomorrow from 3-5 p.m. ln toe Counseling Office, Administration 229. The sessions, sponsored by the Fresno State College Counseling Center, wUl be directed by Dr. Viola Davis, counselor, and Dr. Charles Wheeler Jr., testing of¬ ficer. The meetings will Involve group participation rather than lecture activity. The aim of toe 10-week semi¬ nar, said Dr. Davis, to to aid students ln discovering and utili¬ sing their hidden strengths and capaclUes. Dr. Davis explained that the average person Is functioning at 20 per cent of his full capacity and that the seminar is tor healthy, well-adjusted lndlvld- Tho Thursday seminar, the second series ln Individual po¬ tential development, was Initiated to meet toe demands of students whose schedule would not permit attendance at toe Wednesday ses- 'Mother Courage' •Mother Courage," a chronicle of the 30 Years' War by Bertold Brecht, has been chosen as toe third selecUon to be presented ln repertory theater form with "Lyslstrada* and 'MacBlrd.* Following toe theme of war and peace, 'Mother Courage* deals with toe acceptance of war and toe problem of survival dur¬ ing the war between toe Catho¬ lics and Protestants ln Europe ln the 1600's. |