1968_06 The Daily Collegian June 1968

              Band To Perform
In Amphitheater
Lieutenant Colonel William P.
Santelmann. leader of the United
States Marine Band from 1940
to 1955, will be the guest con¬
ductor ln a concert of the Fresno
State College Concert Band, Fri¬
day evening at B o'clock ln the
The band will play "Toccato"
by Glroamo Frescobaldl, as ar¬
ranged by Earl Slocum; "Hands
Across the Sea* and "Liberty
Bell," marches, by John Phillip
Sousa; "Burst of Stars," march,
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Santelmann began his studies
with his father on the violin.
Later he studied at the Washing-,
ton College of Music and the
Boston Conservatory of Music.
He started his career with the
Marine Band In 1923, which at that
time was under the baton of San-
telmann's father.
Soon after entering the band,
Santelmann began conducting
small groups.
In 1940 upon taking over as
conductor of the band, he was
commissioned as a captain and
rose  lo the highest   rank ever
Corps, Lieutenant Colonel.
Friday's concert ls one of a
series of five to be given during
the Summer Session.
The band concert scheduled for
July 5 has been cancelled as there
will be no school.
Directing two of the upcoming
concerts will be two visiting pro¬
fessors. Mr. W. Vincent Motz.of
the Fresno City College, who Is
also acting director of the Sum¬
mer Session concerts and Mr.
Mark H. Hlndsley, Director of
Bands at the University of Il¬
linois.
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"Eastern Religion and Its Rele-    ,
vance for Western Man" will be
the topic of a six-week seminar
sponsored   by   the College  "Y"
at Fresno State College.
The meetings, open to the gen¬
eral public, will be held each
Tuesday from June 18 to July
23 at 8 p.m. In Ihe Pax Del
Chapel of the College'Religious
Center, 2311 East Shaw Avenue.
Father Christos, a member of
the Christian Yoga Order and
Dean of the Himalayan Academy
will direct the program for the
June 18 meeting. Father Christos
will discuss Insights from
Eastern   religious     experience
nhls i
it the s
will Include a film describing
Hinduism and Buddhism, Intro¬
duced by Arnold Toynbee (June
25): a lecture by Crist Lovdjleff,
Instructor of San Franc IscoState
College's course on "Mysticism"
(July 3); a panel of Fresnans who
have had a significant spiritual,
experience through contact with
Eastern religious Ideas (July 10);
i While, cam-
it FSC, (
Should Christianity
Respond to Eastern Religion?"
(July 17). The final seminar topic
has not been announced.
The Pax Del Chapel will be
open for silent meditation one
hour prior to each Tuesday night
THE COLLEGIAN
Summer Session
Published once a week on
Mondays by the Students of
the Fresno State College
Summer Session. Editorial
and Business offices lo¬
cated on the FSC campus,
Shaw and Cedar Avenues.
Telephone 487-2574.
EDITOR
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NEWS EDITOR
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Wilbur Pauls
Betty Jones and Fritz Ludin
Dance Program Set
on the FresnoState College Cam¬
pus, will present a program en¬
titled "Dances I Dance'onThurs-
day  In  the  I.Idle Theatre. The
This presentation I
rultv al
School of Music and a leading
dancer with the Jose Lt mon Dance
Company.
Recently Miss Jones was As¬
sociate Director to Mr. Llmon
on a project made possible by a
Rockefeller grant - reconstruct¬
ing two of his works, "Mlssa
Brevls" and the "Vivaldi Con¬
certo Grosso." which will be one
of the selection on Ihe "Dances
I Dance" program. The otherse-
lectlons to be presented are
•There Is A Time' (A Time to
Sp.>ak and a Time to Keeii Silent,
Embrace and a Time to Refrain
from Embracing) and a work by
Martha Wntman, choreographer
al Bennington College, entitled
■Journey #2: for  an   Angel and
members   of   the  FSC  Summer
Faculty in the Women's Physical
Education Department.
The duo will present a dance
alion in IheLlttlcThea-
reperlolre ii
18   I
f July. This also Is a part o
Yoga Exercises Held In Sierras
The i
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; Mil]
a series of exploratory pro¬
grams, entitled "A Weekend ln
Yoga," June 28-30atSwoel'sMlll
Spokesmen state that Ihe week¬
end program of Yoga exercises,
mind control through breath con¬
trol, meditation, and natural food
preparation will be conducted by
Charles Schoelen, Director of the
Yoga Center of Fresno.
Furlher Information may be
obtained from Dr. George B.
Kauffman, professor of chem¬
istry (S 159), at 487-2581 or
227-7970 or Vlrgll Byxbe at 227-
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The Bookstore now has avail¬
able the 1968-69 Fresno State
College   Catalog   at $1 per copy.
This is the first Ume that a
charge has been made for the
catalog, due to a recent ruling
by the CaUfornla State College
Chancellor's Office, staling that
Golf Tourney Set,
Sign-ups Begin
Signups fo
the Sum
mer Ses-
slon golf tournament
this week In
The tourna
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gle ellmlnatl
played on
and Rlverdalo Golf
Courses.
Recreation
Directo
r   Darryl
champion will be crowned at the
completion of the tournament.
Rogers reminded the students,
faculty and staff that the swim¬
ming pool ls open each day from
2 to 6 p.m., Monday through
Friday.
Coach Rogers Happy
With Pigskin Outlook
"We are very optimistic over
this year's football team even
though we must replace 21 let-
termen," stated FresnoState grid
coach Darryl Rogers.
The Bulldogs will open Ihe 1968
campaign on September 21
against  the Idaho State Unlver-
The   big problem   facing  the
coaching staff Is replacing quar¬
terback Dan Robinson who set
12 school   records last season.
Returning letterman Ron Hud-
tr Ron Ztmmer-
eadlng candidates
>r the jo
I schedule will
remarked   the   h
s  and coaching s
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BADMINTON 2 to 6
SWIMMING 2 to 6
GYMNASTICS 2 to 6 -
TRAMPOLINE 2 to 6
HANDBALL 2 to 6
WEIGHT
TRAINING      2 to 6
All activities in Men's
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Sat., Sept. 28   San Jose St.
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Sat., Oct.    5   Portland St. College
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