1969_07 The Daily Collegian July 1969

              Page 4    COLLEGIAN - SUMMER SESSION    July 7, 1969
Extension
Offers Crim
Law Course
the Fresno State College De¬
partment of Criminology will of¬
fer an extension course In ad¬
vanced study of theory, concepts,
and philosophy of criminal
through case study method be¬
ginning July 21 through Aug. 26.
Listed as Criminology 105A,
criminal law, the threeunitclass
will be taught by Dr. O. J.
Tocchio, professor of criminol¬
ogy at FSC.
forcement personnel, the cost of
the course Is $18 per unit or for
a total of $54. Book fees are ex¬
pected to amount to $17.
Classes will meet 4-6p.m.and
7-9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday,
beginning July 21 through Aug.
26 in San Ramon Building, Room
Fikes, Kimberly Will Conduct
Alcohol-Narcotics Workshop
Regisl
completed at the first class
meeting. Further information is
available by calling Dr. Tocchio
at 439-7346.
Johnson Made
Assist. Manager
Reynold Johnson has been ap¬
pointed Assistant Manager in the
Compton Office of First Western
A graduate of Fresno State
College with a Bachelors Degree
Johnson is primarily responsible
for the consumer loan activity
within the Compton Office.
Johnson is a member of the
Fresno State College School of
Business Alumni Associationand
the Phi B-ta Sigma fraternity.
He resides in Los Angeles with
his wife, Arthelma, and their
three young children.
He first joined the hank man¬
agement program in Julyof 1968.
He has been assigned to the
Compton Office since completion
Pep
A special workshop on the
problems of alcohol and nar¬
cotics usage will be held at
Fresno State College's Post Ses¬
sion beginning July 28. The work¬
shop will run for two weeks,
through Aug. 8.
The two unit course will be
conducted by Dr. James A. Fikes,
professor of health science," and
Dr. Max Kimberly, associate
professor of health science at
FSC.
Problems of alcohol and nar¬
cotics education will be ap¬
proached in an unemotional, un¬
biased, factual manner, based on
scientific data gathered from
physicians, chemists, psychia¬
trists, health authorities and law
enforcement officers.
The course should be of par¬
ticular   interest  to  administra-
workers. Students will have op¬
portunities to develop materials
l>e of use in their pro¬
fessions. Special lectures will be
provided by experts from official
and voluntary slate and local
agencies.
Listed as Health Science 302,
the workshop will meet daily from
8 to 11:50 a.m. Students will
register on Monday, July 28, by
reporting directly to room 101 of
the Industrial Arts Building.Reg-
able in the classroom. The cost
of the workshop is $22.50 per
unit. Parking regulations will be
in effect during the session.
Further information is avail-
Soroptomists
Award $700
The Soroptomlst Club of Fres-
rjL^eceritly awarded a total of
$700 to the Fresno State College
Language, Hearing and Speech
Clinic.
Dr. Adam Sortini, Chairman of
Communicative Disorders, ac¬
cepted $400 for the purchase of
equipment and a$300scholarship
was presented to a speech major.
Dr. Mae Takahashi, president
of the club, and Mrs. Joyce Ro-
setta, chairman of Service Pro¬
jects, presented the checks to
Dr. Sortini.
able by writing Dr. Fikes at the
perience includes part-time work
buck and Co. during his college
years, as well as sales manage¬
ment   responsibili'
Boys Auto in Fresi
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WANT ADS
ACROSS FROM DORMS — Furn.
2 BR. - $100 for 2 or $40 per
person (for 6 weeks). Air Cond.
439-6481. Also furn. City College
studio $60.
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Manager,
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Apt. A
Ustinov play
opens Thurs.
BUT ROBERT.  MY SON
second from right, played by BUI Walsh, tries to
talk to his super-hippie son Robert, portrayed by
Fredric Betllng. Looking on left to risbt are: Caryl
Llnenbach. who takes the part of Judy, the cigar-
smoking , pregnant daughter: Debbie Rawlings as
Helca, the man-stealing maid and Alice Green as
the extremely popular Lady Fitzbuttress.
A comedy sympathetic to the
generation gap - Instead of the
kids bending the respectful ly sub¬
missive knee of conformity, their
elder runs Joyfully amuck and
takes up life in a tree, may best
desorlbe Fresno State College's
production of 'Halfway Up The
Directed by speech professor
Charles H. Randall, -Halfway Up
The Tree* will open in the FSC
Little Theatre July 17 for a six
night run. Curtain time for the
Jury 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26 per¬
formances Is 8:15 pjn. Tickets
are $2 but are free to FSC stu¬
dents.
Written by Peter Ustinov,
•Halfway Up The Tree' focuses
on > British army general, played
by Bill Walsh, who returns home
to honorable retirement after
four years of guerrilla warfare
In Malaya, He finds his son,
Robert, played by Fredrlo Ber-
llng, an Oxford drop-out bedrag¬
gled  and   uncommonly hirsute,
carrying a guitar he doesn't play,
and a mysterious mistress called
Lesley. Portrayed by Mary Moon,
Lesley may or may not be a
girl, but Is undeniably flat-chest¬
ed, hip less, and bass-voiced.
To make matters worse, the
General finds that his clgar-
smoking daughter Judy, played by
Caryl Llnenbach, is pregnant but
the father Is unknown. The Gen¬
eral's refusal to be upset by the
slings and arrows in Ms once
tranquil domestic scene sets the
stage for an evening of laughs
and of self reckoning.
Cast members include Walsh,
Miss Llnenbach, Miss Moon,
Alice Green, Debbie Rawlings,
Nell Nuotlo, Jeffrey Miles and
Louis Golden. Assistant dlrector
Is Joyce Noga. Tickets are avail¬
able at the FSC Theatre Box Of¬
fice from 12;30 to 4:40 pjn.
dally, or by calling 487-2216.
Campus parking regulations will
not be In effect for the evening
performances.
LLEGI AN
FRESNO  STATE  COLLEGE
SUMMER SESSION
MONDAY, JULY 14,  1969
VOLUME 9, NUMBER 5
Association names
personnel head
The Fresno State College As¬
sociation, Inc, has announced
that Mrs. Juanita Perry will as¬
sume the new position of Per¬
sonnel Supervisor. She will take
over her new position on July 28.
The announcement was made by
Earle Bassett, general manager
of the Association.
Mrs. Perry has recently been
employed   by the Fresno State
the City of Fresno as adminis¬
trative secretary of the Rede¬
velopment Agency, secretary to
both former Mayors Wallace D.
Henderson and Floyd H. Hyde and
as administrative secretary to
the Personnel Director, s
She attended Edison and Reed-
ley High Schools and FresnoClty
i    JUANITA PERRY
College as a placement Inter¬
viewer.
While working with the FSC
Association Mrs. Perry will be
responsible for the payroll, em¬
ployee benefits (Insurance and
retirement), prospective inter¬
views for new employees and
conduct new employee orienta¬
tion.
DARRELL FOLETTA
College.
Bassett also announced two
other Association changes.
Darrell Foletta, presently con¬
troller, will assume the added
duties of Assistant GeneralMan-
ager and Mrs. Alios Thorns will
become Director of Food Service.
Her previous title was FoodSer-
vloe Manager.
Foletta Joined the Association
staff In 1961 as office manager.
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4)
Jorgenson to
conduct FSC
concert band
James Jorgenson of the Uni¬
versity of Redlands will direct
the Fresno State College Concert
Band Tuesday, July 15, at 8 p.m.
In the college amphitheatre.
Admission Is free and Is open
to the public.
Currently serving as President
of the College Band Directors
National Association, Jorgenson
will appear a second time with
the FSC band. The last summer
band concert is scheduled for
July 22 at 7 p.m. on Fresno's
downtown Mariposa Mall.
The FSC Concert Is offered by
the Summer Academy for the
Performing Arts and the 1969
Summer Session. Campus park¬
ing regulations will not be In ef¬
fect for the July 15 concert.
Jorgenson's concert under the
stars will be staged under a
unique sound shell designed by
Geotz Schierle of Berkeley. The
acoustical shell Is unique on the
West Coast being constructed of
canvas under high tension.
Vegas or bust
Movie unveils
Las Vegas heist
A comic tale of suspense may
be the best description that can
be applied to this week's movie,
"Ocean's 11", presented by the
Summer Session program of en¬
tertainment as its fifth and last
movie in the series presented
for the enjoyment of students,
faculty and staff.
An all star cast headed by a
famous Hollywood brotherhood
will star In this cleverly written,
deftly and colorfully played com¬
edy. "Ocean's 11" stars Frank
Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy
Davis, Jr, Peter Lawford, Angle
Dickinson, Joey Bishop, Cesar
Romero, Richard Conte, Aklm
Tamlroff, Ilka Cruise, Buddy Les¬
ter, Hoot Gibson, Red Skelton,
George Raft, and Shirley Mac¬
Laine.
For those who saw "Robin and
the 7 Hoods" shatter Chicago,
•Ocean's  11" should be a must
for an audience witnessing an¬
other escapade of that same no¬
torious Clan. This time the tar¬
get Is none other than Las Vegas,
gambling capltol oftheworlcUfs
Sinatra and the Rat Pack pulling
the biggest caper of them all,
knocking off The Sahara, The
Riviera, The Desert Inn, The
Sands and The Flamingo all at
once at the stroke of 12 on New
Year's Eve. Ifs galloping good
fun with one of thegreatestIronic
smash endings going.
This entertaining movie will be
shown tomorrownIght at8 o'clock
In the lounge of the College Union
for the benefit and enjoyment of
students, faculty and staff. Ad¬
mission Is free to those having
Summer Session activity and
faculty and staff identification
cards. Seating will begin at 7:30
ojm. while pre-movle taped mu¬
sic Is played. The coffee shop
Foundation will award $11,000 to prof
CALENDAR
> 8:00 PM
July 15 - Band Concert James Jorgenson directing,
Amnh1Hw«tr»  , , 	
July 16 - Lecture, Dr. John C. Gowan, SFVSC, IA 101_ 1:30 PM
- Dance Concert, Betty Jones and Fritz Ludln,
Dance Studies Class, Little Th—tra....,,.... 8:16 PM
J^y 17 - "Halfway Up The Tree", Little Th««tr. 8:15 PM
July 18 - "Halfway Up The Tree", Little Th—t". ,..., 8:15 PM
July 19 - "Halfway Up The Tree", Little Theatm.„,.,.„. 8:15 PM
John O. Stewart, assistant pro¬
fessor of English at FresnoState
College, has received an $11,266
Ford Foundation award for ad¬
vanced graduate study <Jurlng the
1969-70 academic year.
The announcement made by the
Ford Foundation, names Stewart
of  104  Negro  faculty
will
elv,
awards totaling $937,713.
Stewart, an Instructor at FSC
since 1966, received his BA at
Los Angeles State College, his
MA at Stanford University, and
his MFA at State University of
Iowa,
According to James W. Arme-
»y» program officer In charge of
the' Foundation's special projects
■ In education, "the purpose of the
awards Is to Increase the number
of blacks who are qualified to
participate fully In American
higher education by assisting
them In obtaining the key cre¬
dential—a doctoral degree."
Harold E. Walker, FSC Deputy
President, noted that "the college
Is particularly proud and honored
by Mr. Stewart's achievement,
since only eight such awards
were given In the entire State of
California, and only three within
the state college system. John
Stewart will be a very fine par¬
ticipant in this program, and he
Is already engaged In the fulfill¬
ment of this opportunity to pursue
They include an a
tuition, fees, books, and travel,
and a stipend equivalent to three
fourths of the faculty member's
The awards are designed as a
step towards Increasing the num¬
ber of Negro students enrolled
In doctoral programs. This is
trie third year of the Foundation's
advanced-study program and
marks   the first time that the
black faculty members stall col¬
leges and universities.
This year's winners were se¬
lected from more than 460appli¬
cants by a bl-raclal faculty oom-
and private Institutions.