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FRKSNO. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY. PKCKMBKR 7. 1956
FSC Election
Rules Explained
For Candidates
I  by all candidate*  i
It 4
1 ■
; . Murray and Sue Slmpktn*.
Ejection Csmmltte* co-chairmen.
...: . sadedataa will be disqualified
far knahsBf th* rules. Th* rules
tre as follows:
I Kxpenses Incurred by any can
lidatr in pursuance of canillda. y
(Br office la the Associated Stu
be limited to ISO for
aad 110 for one
Tin- iSSfl not in
for posters.
Any eipoadltur* incurred ea be
half of a candidate by committee*
.►.»il be Included In th* total
mount allot let to each candidate
Campaign managers or candidates
.hall submit a typewritten report
oa BBseey spent to the election
raalrmaa aet later than two days
after the election Is held.
AU eipeases shall be considered
on the basis of the value of Ihe
Malarial seed rather than on situ
1 On. handbill and one tag bill
•ball be permitted to candidate.
- tear and one semester stu
sent body aad clan, office*.
1 No campaigning materials
•ball be Issued on the days ot elei
Uses.
4 No campaigning or election
materials shall be conducted with
la M feet of polls.
5 Each candidate must receive
ih. approval of th. Election Com
ante* teeter. setUng up hi* ram
saiga hsadqusrters on campus
( For lb* offlc of student presi
e..ters, each 44 by Is;
-1 posters, each SS hy 12; three
f**t  from tbe ground
e-vd not attached to the ceiling In
SM place; two banner..
aaa) in feet by three feet, and .11
..ards   on   larger   than
44  by  IS  amy   be  employed.   No
n...-f than two series signs may be
ok. :•, by J! poster   v
five elgns, maximum sise « by  16
shall constitute erne series.
7  For one year offlc*.. two post
sea nf  the  else  2«  by  22 and  sis
I   22   hy   IS.   may   be
42 Enter Race
For 16 Class,
Student Offices
A last hour flurry of filing Wednesday afternoon raised
the number of petitions for 16 available class snd student
tuMiy offices to 42. Three had been turned in before noon.
Sophomores lead in numbers, with 14 petitioners for three
class posts, juniors follow with seven; freshmen, six, and
BbbbbBBj   five    For   tbe   four  ops*'
WHO IS TO BE CAMPUS QUEEN - The five finalists, selected
for the crown only the queen may wear The girls were forr.i
at the Queen s Tea held in President Arnold Joyal's home V,
pretty coeds was selected as FSCs Campus Queen for 1957-
tcrught The finalists, from left to right, are Jo Ann Hansen. Bari.
Sue Simpkins and ludy H.ckman
Tradition, Pomp Surrounds
Crowning Of Queen Tonight
Incumbent Student Body Vice
Pre.ld.nl Dirk Rie. hel filed on th*
final day to Join early petitioners
Mai Tudor and Shorter Rankin la
LISTS SB POLITICIANS
Par stedent body secretary, th*
i andidstes sre Carol Bermer, Judy
Hi. kman. and Shirley Stockman,
vvti I- Peggy King. Sue Helms, and
Gall Kenneaater ar* competing for
women s legislative,
Running  unopposed  for
letl.s Is John Stem-
In the senior class. Bob Trom-
betta and Joan Waterman have
(lied for the vice-presidency while
Joanne Johnson and Alva Guler are
vising for secretary treasurer and
Carole. Coatea It tb* lone randl-
dale for Besets social chairman
Cliff Groffayi'l Jim Riley have
filed for Ihe Junior
pr.sld.ary Mary Louis. Beer, Aerie Plant and Shirley Wang
trying for rlaaa secretary treasurer
and Susan Griffin and Greta Davidson have filed for social chairman
Tradition, pomp and secrecy will surround the crowning of the 1957 Fresno State College wph CANDiOeVrta, cited
Campus Queen tonight at 11 p.m. in the Memorial Auditorium ln ,D* ">Pho»<>r« *■* c
Finalists for the title are Barbara Niklaus, Sue Helms, JoAnn Hansen, Judy Hickman
mpkins.
The traditional coronation ceremony will feature the crowning of the new monarch by
queen, Peggy Bunion.
Pankrats. the student body
^^^^^^^^        Charle*
v    Roberta    Souia.    Margaret
hell and Cal Niklaus are run-
rlce-presld.nt.  and
24 Groups
Will Help In
Relief Drive
Jt waa revealed at ta* Wednesday session of atudent council that
organisations hav*
signed up to take an active part
the Freahman Women Social
BBBbb sponsored Help
Hungary Week activities. Dec. u
to 1*.
Tb* drive, to obtain money for
CARE package* to be tent to tha
Hungarian freedom fighters, ttarts
Wednesday following the klckoft
rally at 7; SO p.m. Tuesday.
FLAGS OFFERED
During tb. drive •mall Dags of
Free Hungary will be given out IB
en hang, for donations from tha
student body and faculty Three
tables, manned by various clubs,
will be set up each day to accept
the donations A table wlH b* oa
the old campua In tbe student
union foyer; two tables will me oa
the new campua, on* hy th* education p. y, ho logy building and the
other in front of tha now cafeteria.
Apart from this phase, other cam-
Forensic Squad
Leaves Today
For Oxy Debate
Bruce Pa
.ill
1I..I
Dahal* tasted  will go south  loda]
College  Debate  Toun .
sored   by  tb*  Southern   California
I   rw, ... on* a**»*.,.r student I """ V T^*
hod, office., seven Dealer, of Ibe I    In  «lie  jun.or  «omen a dlvlsic
.   I*, may be used   For .11   ™"   «»•_ *   represented     -   •
(Contim
4 on Pag* 4)
US Training
For Jet Pilots
Termed Best'
By Cliff Groff
Helle' that America * jet pilot
training program la probably the
best In tb. world waa el pressed by
three Fresno Slat* College Instruc
tort wbo visited NeUI* Air Fore*
Bus in Nevada.
The thr*. Instructor* making the
>*o day vlalt war. Capt. John
"levaon. aealatant professor ot sir
- lence; Dr. Dallas Tueller. desn of
laetructeoa. aad Dr. Roy Dublsch.
proftwaor of mathematics The In
■ toured tb* base on  Nov
Our vbtit waa mainly divided In
to thia*  parts.-   Mason  said,  "we
"am. ta* operations of takeoff and
landing control, aircraft malnten
»nce aad fUght training."
He polatad out Nellls AFB
teach** air-to-air combat tactics
tad is sa interim program of In
ttrucUoe. Tea purpose of this particular program la th. upgrading of
ad.is into naw equipment such
••  th*   Northrup   F-100  J*t   Inter
school fuactloaa ar* related to th.
n»tng ptta*. of training
't 1* a tremendous program to
w«ch." TosOer
ee Page 4)
ot Karleue Craver and Donna
i-oochlgian. Tbe junior
welon Bill be represented by the
teams of Fred Hall and Jat
Klnger. Denis Cromarty and Henry
Ksirgublan, and Ronald Besoyan
and Roy Wllaon.
Mlaa Craver will compete for the
women's eitemporaneoua speaking
honora and will be joined by Miss
l*oochlgtan In tbe women's Inter
pretative  speaking  contest.
Men's eiiemporaneous speaking
will b* covered by Hall. Ringer.
Cromarty. Besoyan Bad Wilson.
Eurgublan and Ringer will partlcl
pate In tbe men'e Interpretative
speaking dltision
Norman 1-eer, debate coach, said
be hopes this half of the squad will
JUO students from more than 40
college, thai they
ci.leni.il College as tbe other half
of lite squad  had  in  their tourna-
Tb.se other members of the
squsd returned from s speech tournament, having taken a fifth place
award, winning more than half
thoir debalea. placing tare* mam-
bars In tb* semi finale and one In
th* final rounds of both eitemporaneoua aad interpretative speaking and being award*d ..Sht citation, for .iclltmc. tn competition
with over 400 conteotaaU r»pre
sentlng more
YDS, COUNTY GROUP
MEET JOINTLY TONIGHT
Th* Fresno Stat* Cello** rasas'
Democrats will meet jointly with
the County organisation «t I pa
tonight In leemocratlc Headquar
ter. 144 Van Nee* Av.no*. to asset
new' county offlcrs aad discuss
plans for s northern
i section 8tate
t.-.-kftball
\ queen to the stage Douglas Thomp-
isoii. the campus king, will e.cort
I the   first   BSB
j queen and ber honor attendant will
three attendants and
RIECHEL  TO  MC
Vte*   president    .ill   i.
nation master of ceremonies.
OSSSB   traditionally  ask  men  to
<'.» dance described as the "biggest social event
by   tbe   Associated
Women Students, the sponsor*.
The fouplet attending Hie- BbbbSI
will be received by a welcoming
line headed by Dr and Mrs. Arnold
E Joyal. the college president, and
Coke Smith, the Associated Women
Students preeldent and ber escort
James Hallo, ell
Preceding the arrival of the
queen. Ball co-chairman Arline
Jacobsen will hold a party at her
home honoring tba queen and ber
FORMAL  DRESS  REQUIRED
Dress for the dance is formal,
however men may wear dark suits
rather than tuxedos Men may pre
sent their dates with flowers at
this dance I'sually corsages are
not proper at FSC dance.
Bids for the Queen's Ball, priced   "^  l*"r  '*"'  "" "w v«.,-»«
at  mm*,  «re  still  on  sale  In  th«lD,>nn"   CrtM'   ■*   «~h"'
atudent union foyer of the old cam-
Charles Ooodale.
Rally Set For
Tuesday Night
On Old Campus
erly Betters. Margaret Rogers snd l"» organisations also are planning
, Llr.da Warren have tUed for a*cre fund raising acUvlue. it waa an
1 tary treasurer nounced   at   the   council   i
tary-tressurer. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
In th. moat contested rsee of tbe Cosmopolitan Club, which is spee-
ele.tlon. sophomore social chair- soring Its annual World Shew,
man, seven students. Janett Mat- Nov. 17. told tbe council repreeea-
BB Herbert. Rose Marie tatives It will donate a portion of
Devete Jo Ann Cowan Linda De the profits to the Help Hungary
Benadetto.     Richard     Oliver    and   mttem,
Judy Bessie hav* entered petitions       The Speech Arts Guild reports It
Filing   for   frosh   vice-president  !•  planning a talent show  In  De-
are Don Matthews. Arnold Johan-  -ember and the profits win ro into
Ted Barnett. b hlle Kathy   'he Help Hungary Fund or. depended Introduce the  Fsrrow  and Rod Means are com   Ing   mon   B„rl,i   conditions.   Into
candidate,   for   .1...  and   ttudenl  P«l»« '»r  social chairman.  Dhtne  some other foreign relief project,
body  offices  will  be  presented  st   Bleidlstel  ia  the  unopposed  randl    LISTS   WORKING   GROUPS
Tuesday In the old campus  <t*l. for secretary treasurer The speech department. FWSAQ.
auditorium   ' :Hom*    Ec°nomlce   club   *•***>•
a*- |_    a— I .       Advisory Council and Delta I"
Fran.lt   Asiml.   rally   commute    5peeCn    C.ldSS6S
chairman,    reported    the    Fresno       r
State CoHege  Band, under the dl    R^jse    $50    FOT
H- '1
Phi Fraternity pledge class aate are
planning fund raising project.
The   cotbalrmen   of   th.   Help
Hungary Week drive listed th* fallowing groups, which have pledges]
th* drive, te
rection of Dr   Ralph Rea, yell lead
ZZFJS*-*" Hungarian Relief
SPEAKER  IS SOUGHT                             A '»>**"*" »" <*»• •P«*'"» *+ m"°b»r»  »•  «»
p.rtment   today   reported   ISO   ba. mvn the table.
The possibility of having a Hun    ^^ ^ ^^ hon th# „„ B|rJ,  Key   Toktion^  r,,,,  c.,..
garlan .peaker also Is under con   of  fAIM,w|chM   ,nd   coffw   ,„   the „,,,,..   WorM   rnlT#rilty  a.,^.,
tlderatlon to add to the theme of  R#d Room of ,h# In,Tf>r,)ty Sirttt FWSAO.    Kappa    Kappa    Gamma
ln* rmUjr                                                    Playhouse  for  the  CARE   package Sorority.    Sigma    Chi    Fraternity.
Highlights  of the  rally   will  In-! fund. Theta Chi Fraternity. Sigma Alpha
ude tonga and skits. Introduction      Tb. M)v  wnlrn ,Urted Monday. Epsilon Fraternity. Datlta 8lgma
of candidates by Student President   ajSJ  continue all  next  week  from: Phi Fraternity. Delta Z*U Sorority.
Bruce Pankrali and an address by   sj am to 1 pm Cosmopolitan    Club.    Sophomore
President Arnold E Joyal                 :    Th* cpokesman polnte.1 out th. Serriee Society. Kappa Sigma Fia-
WORKERS NAMED                          ' speech   department   wa*   actually t.rnlty.   Kappa   Alpha   Tbeu  Sor-
Peopl* assisting laf arrangement,   the first to stsrt a program to rals. orlty. Tbe Associated Woman 8te-
tfoe Carlson and  money to aid th* Hungarian refu- dents, the Frwahman Claaa. Alpha
m. H. aaid a goal of 1100 has XI    Delta   Sorority.   Lambda   Cal
Seal .III be the stage man-  been   set  and  urge* students  and Alpha  Fraternity.  Delta Gamma
_ ! ager   and   la   to   be   aaalated   by   faculty  to donate  sandwiches and Sorority. Phi Mu Sorority and that
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library and the cafeteria   They j
are sold only to women studenU
aad married men. Bida will a*
available at the door tonight
Miss Bunion, a senior language
arts major, will make her laat ap-
pearan.e aa campua queen In a
rose colored rrysWHetle town
atyled with an off-shoulder neckline and full length skirts
Frosh Camp Leaders
Mast File Petitions
Dec.
Student* wt»hli
est fsll'* Fre.1
file   sppllcstions ^^
carding   to  -cWhslrmen   Ed   Bancroft and Carol Gerner
petitions can be picked up aad
returned to the College V office,
a IM on the old csmpus. or
the student actlvltJs. offlc Roam
In tbe administration building
oa th. new campus.
The  co-chairmen   will   Interview
each   applicant   aad   notify   them
WORK RESUMES — After a 30 day delay, work on Fresno State Colleges 1100.000 student
association financed bookstore, continued this week as the new "Glue Laminated Beams"
were set in place Ray Emberton, chief of mamtenance at FSC. said while construction was
behind schedule, he was optimistic the one story, booketore-atudent offices building, would
be complete by the beginning of next semester. Koumnan Photo