1967_10 The Daily Collegian October 1967

              4—THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Wednesday. October 4. 1967
Lorry Stewart
He's Thin, But
He Stands Tall
FRESNO STATE'S BIGGEST hope of beating a tough San 1
Valley State eleven Saturday night weighs only 165 pounds
by the name of Gary Finch.
The slightly built Modesto product, Fresno's ansv
Man, has emerged as the BuUdogs No. 1 receiver.
Although having problems at times during his fli
Finch was Just short of fabulous ln Fresno's 21-20 1
State.
Finch grabbed five Danny
Robinson passes Saturday night
for   94 yards.  His  three-game
Greeks Kick Off Today
to The Thin
rwo outings,
for 279 yards and three touch¬
downs. He Is the Bulldogs'leading
scorer with 18 points.
Although   lacking  tremendous
I, Finch has shown that he
the    I
t   Montana State  game
Finch played end at Modesto
High School while weighing only
. 7 .Good Hand. \*\ *«*»■ «* »•» ™<±"> M°"
desto  Junior College, where he
weighed ln at 15S.   Although he was a regular for two years at MJC,
coach  Darryl  Rogers  and his staff weren't  sure the lightweight
could make It big at FSC. But ho is showing he can and will.
One thing ln Finch's favor Is that he comes from a football family.
His brother Karl was a Little All-Ame'rlca at Cal Poly Pomona and
later signed with the Los Angeles Rams. Gary may be no Karl (Karl
was 6-3 and weighed 210 when he played for the Rams), but he dis¬
played a spark of his brother's
greatness Saturday night.
One reason Gary gives for not
being able to put on more weight
Intramural Fraternity League
football action gets under way
with a boom this afternoon at
4 o'clock as some of the top
teams will already be at each
other's throats.
Last year's kingpin Sigma
Alpha Epsllon, which gets the
favorite nod after sweeping
through   Its  competition ln  the
Sigma Chi Is pitted against Delta
Sigma Phi on field 3, while peren¬
nial contender Theta CM will fight
it out with KappaSlgmaonfield2.
In the second team conference,
Sigma Nu will face Theta Chi n
on field 4, SAE U will take on
Lambda Chi Alpha on field 5, and
new arrival Alpha Delta Upsllon
goes up against Sigma Chi n on
field 6. Alpha Gamma Rho plays
Delta Sigma Phi II ln a practice
game to round out the schedule.
The Intramural gridiron cam¬
paign  opened  Monday afternoon
Independent League.
The slate found Homan
defeating the Cobblers
behind the passing trio of Roger
The Thumpers shut out Sahara
24-0 as Bill Himes connected on
a pair of touchdown tosses. In
another blanking Paul Barret
passed  the ROTC by the Bears
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■Any weight I put during the
football season I quickly lose
when track season rolls around,*
says Gary. He has run the 120-
yard high hurdles ln 14.6.
The 20-year-old Finch red-
shlrted last year, so he will be
SPEAKING OF lightweights,
another slim Bulldog was ln the
spotlight Saturday night. Defen-
school record. The old mark of
95   yards  was  set by  Frenchy
Borgadary  ln   1930 against San
Joso State.
It seemed a little strange that
the end zone, but that Is the kind
of player the former McLane
High and FresnoClty College star
it the Bulldog!
; when he caught a
punt as a defender poured In on
him.   The   result  -   a fumble.
Freeman, who holds the
record In Interceptions for a
th nine last year, Is still
looking for bis first one this
year. But ln all other categories,
Freeman has been tops. Blessed'
with blinding speed, he Is
lndespensable. Ho seems to al¬
ways be coming
make key saves when opponents
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FRESNO. CALIFORNIA
Case Clarifies Choice
Of Humphrey Panel
Mrs. Mathiesen
Is Homecoming
Grand Marshal
service to Fresno State Col-
;, will bo the grand marshal
FSC's   Homecoming   parade
Kooyumljlan, president ofthe
issoclatlon.
Th3 newly selected grand mar-
ihal has served on the state board
ilnce 1958 and Is a former mem-
ler of the State College Board of
president Mike Case as his cri¬
teria for student panel selection.
They will question Vice President
Hubert Humphrey during his visit
to the campus next Monday.
Panel members Include Case,
Stewart McGce, Alpha Phi Alpha
president; Carole Sarklsian, Col¬
legian editor; Tom Tjisan, Blue
Key officer; Bonnie Benck, Delta
Zeta  president and Manuel De-
prop  e
FSC
fields and lnier-
is many students
d Identify with at
J selection he purposely In-
Jded Democrats, Republicans,
e Liberal and one Conserva-
e. Case also stated that if he
d drafted a representative from
e political club, It would mean
ludlng  a
the i
Reagan Outlines Welfare,
Young As Top Problems
By BARBARA LARSON
TULARE-Wlth Jokes as fa¬
miliar as his smile, Governor
Ronald Reagan here Wednesday
night drew a standing ovation be¬
fore and after a speech In which
Model UN
Is Planned
In Fresno
A Model United Nations Sec¬
retariat will be featured during
International Week, Oct. 22-28.
The   Model  UN  will be held
State College, Fresno City Col¬
lege, Pacific College, Reedley
College and all the high schools
ln Fresno and Clov:
900 all
fore.
)t heard be-
The governor spoke at a $50
a plate fund-raising dinner spon¬
sored by the Tulare County Re¬
publican Central Committee.
About 350 high school and col¬
lege students were admitted free
iths ln office and
,s ln expenditures
Is administration.
for administrative research.
Reagan called 'welfare ln th
:ountry  a  colossal  failure. ^
and let fruit and vegetables rot."
Turning to otherproblems fac¬
ing his creative society, Reagan
said, "the future of young people
Is our most Important problem.'
compromise principle and cause
.. .they are asking for a cause...
It  Is up to us  to give them a
Reagan again explained his tui¬
tion plan and the sliding scale for
determining need of students for
grants. He said that individual
criteria would be used ln deter¬
mining the need of each student.
"The problems on campuses
have nol'yet been met.*
tor of the National Council of
Catholic Women, and has served
on the boards of several Fresno
organizations. For her service to
in FSC graduate :
schools. Mathiesen hied ln Sep-
Student Homecoming activi¬
ties officially begin Oct. 16 with
a concert by Sergio Mendes and
Brasll '66, a Latin American
combo, at the Fresno Convention
Center  Theatre.  Reserved-seat
Film Series
To Begin
"Hand In Hand" will start
the Thursday night movie ser¬
ies this evening ln Industrial
Sponsored   by  the College
open only to students and fac¬
ulty with student body cards.
the friendship of a young Cath¬
olic boy (Philip Needs) and a
Jewish girl (Loretta Parry).
The film has received wide¬
spread praise from civic and
religious organizations.
$3 to J4.5I
Five Homecoming Que
>n final-
lsts will be sele
Candidates Tea
to be held this
at Leon
Paters, 4712 N.
rom 30
candidates. Stude
Homecoming Queen Oct
16. She
will  be  crowne<
at the concert
that evening.
e pointed out tha
trty   Job-training
x>r navepro-
moblllty and
Musselman Paintings
Hang In Art Center
•1 UN te
1,229-9068 after 5pm
"The Grasshopper and the Ant" by J. G. Vibert. Another enduring study from Security Banks "Famous Painters'
series. We'd like you to Ihink ol Security Bank as being enduring, loo. Start a permanent banking relationship (
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a General Assembly and
a Security Council, and the fol¬
lowing committees: Political and
.   Security,   Special  PoUtical  and
r  Trusteeship.   A  delegation  vfal
consist of four representatives.
eral countries.
Foreign students may form a
delegation to represent their
country.
Further Information may be
obtained ln the Student Presi¬
dent's Office or by calling
266-3109. Registration may be
completed by calling Fresno Sta^e
between noon and 5 p.m. on any
school   day or In front of the
Loans Available
National Defense Loans and
Student Nursing Loans may
now be picked up ln Adminis¬
tration 174 by those students
who have turned ln their prom-
check, students are also re¬
quired to have had their units
verified by the Financial Aids
An exhibit of40"trompel'oell*
style paintings done by Fresno
State CoUege art professor Dar- within the last two years. Since
Fresno Art Center through Oct. worked exclusively with "trompe
22. 1'oeli1" and realist styles.
Currently, the worksof24Cal- Aided by a sabbatical leave last
lfornia   Prlntmakers  are being spring, Musselman was able to
exhibited  In the college library complete   over forty paintings,
most of which
Student Group
Asks For Study
Of Crib Sheet
The Student Affairs Committee
has recommended to the Aca¬
demic Senate that it find out
more precisely what the adminis¬
tration means by faculty evalua-
A letter sent to the committee
criticising the Crib Sheet by
H. Ray McKnlgbt, assistant pro¬
fessor of English, set off the
action. The criticism arose from
paintings ln      comments  made  by  I
"Trompe l'oelll" literally
translated from the French
means "deceive the eye." It Is
applied to realist paintings where
the objects are painted with such
realism they produce an optical
illusion.
The   f
e exhibition.
loan from the San Francisco Art
Institute, Is composed of 68 works
done by artists now living and
working In California. The artists
represented were chosen to form
being c
techniques.
This     exhibit   will
comments were taken out of con¬
text in most cases, charged Mc¬
Knlgbt. The members ofthe
committee agreed that they too
had heard similar criticism from
other faculty members.
The purpose of the Crib Sheet
was to evaluate professors. The
letter criticizing It prompted the
committee to send a recommen¬
dation to the Academic Senate to
ask the administration to define
thouroughly what Is meant by
faculty evaluation.
The next meeting of the Stu¬
dent Affairs Committee will be on
Monday al 2 p.m. ln Library 19.
The committee will select a new
chairman and secretary at that