1956_12 The Daily Collegian December 1956

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VOL- LVI
FRESNO, CALIFOBNIA, WEDNESDAY, DFX EMBER 12. 195*3
Mrs. X Seeks Aid
For Hungarians;
Students Respond
H.lp Hungary Week opened officially last night at Fresno
State College with a poorly attended student assembly during
which Mrs. X, a Hungarian born Fresno Woman retold her
experiences in her Soeiet invaded land and her flight from
that rssrbaxously crushed nation after World War II.
Tond   food and elotklns- Tklsf	
Preview Slated
To Be Telecast
Of World Show
tk* vtetbly n.r
taws and s>*fn.ltery sincere former
Hoorsrtaa cltlssn replied wben
used what ska tkottskt tk* Basel.
eta*iag tete Austria from th.  red
Brave people of my former land a
,o etinive tk* cni*l winter aad U
METHOOS MAPPED OUT
They w.rw told tk* deulls of
plane lo nave PSC ontanlsstlons.
eoate of which went Into action at
•a "tore organisations have
csted they will tske part in
9  Hungary  Week.  Delta   Set-
out the old concept of "Hell
Week" and substituted the "Com
mu" ty Project.- Th* fraternity
pledges are making arrange-
atenta    to    aolic.t    money    from
The Pr* Dental Club alao haa
tit* flag* in return for 25 cent
donation* starting today.
Piwvl
third
tion   table*   where   small   tricolor
flar-  of   free   Hungary   would   be
Baas  in  return  for  25  cents  aad
lusher donations.
Today Blu* Key. upper division
Seven Students
Disqualified; 35
Vie For Offices
Seven petitioners were disqualified for the 16 open claaa
'and stndent body offices last week leaving 36 contestants
land causing one race to be thrown open to write-in voting.
The .seven were disqualified for not fulfilling the candidacy
requirements of the Fresno State College By-Laws. Most
—trailed  to  have tk* aicsssary MS
IS SHE THE PRINCESS ANA"ASIA7 — In a tense moment
during the current Unive:r use pfQtiUCeton
ol Anasiasia, Dorothy Icy • :le role, demon
strates regal qualities oi the Russian princess Looking on
are Charles Maruaaalco as counselor Drmnitz left) and
Kenneth Allen (right) as Prince Bcurur.e Bee Photo
campus;   aad  Tokalon.  the   upper
bIimIsb   woasen's   service   society
on the old campua are seek Ins do
- .' ■ e from the student Body.
OTHER GROUPS CITED
Tomorrow  the  Rally  Committee
at* be in charge *f a booth on the
I  in  front of the edu-
' .fiion psyrleolacy    kelldlns    snd
l raiernlty will work at
taa  stand   In   th*   student   union
I Fraternity
i library foyer,
t Phi Fraternity In
tb' new campua aclenre building
sill be manning booths
Carole Ward, a member of the
Frett.man Women SOclar Activities
Group and co-chairman of tbla
Phase of the fund raising cam
Psirn. told tke** attending tb.
assembly bow oth.r organisations
or individuals could obuln flags
by signing up to partlclpat. la tk*
project,
Sb. e i plained tkat nags. Instruc
"ons sad place* what* h.lp Is
eeeeee teuM b* obtained from tke
*-tiviu*. •me. In 1st st« cam
P«» sdmmiatration building Miss
Ward aaid tkat all money collected
'or Hungarian aid, will be seat In
the form of CARE package* to "the
(Cmmmmed em Page 2)
Farmers Club
Host To
Valley Groups
"rue Young Farmers Club of
Freeno Stat* College play*d host
to nine oth.r chapters of tk* na
"on»> organisation la tk* Saa
Joe**j, w*U*y.
Th« >VC group, headed by Jim
Miller, president, aad Rl«k Ntoto
Program chairman, spoasorad a
'•■"J lodging ooateat Saturday
moralag aad a pan.l discussion In
**• sfteraooa.
A«lag as faculty conaultant for
the soil aad lead Judging waa Dr
Wla*Be •troag. aanlor vocaUonal
t*'**mmee la agriculture
Tk* meman, mad* up of local
^prvmtmuuee* fro* baa be *»d
rmX **Ate firm*, discussed th.
V*1'"* et young farmer* ln seeing a farm la relation to bank
'»« Proeadarea
Tm* aatloaal young farmers
"^•"ta aa organisation dealgned
'o Promou th. Interact of young
'wavsr* la America.
World Show aponaored by th.
mopolltan Club will be skowi
KFRE-TV at I 45
Club Vice-President Om Bhala
said onehalf of the proceeds of tke
show, set for 7 SO p m. Friday in
the old campua auditorium will be
given to tke Help Hungary Drive
Tb* other half will go toward
.financing a dinner party for the
underprivileged children of Freano
In the show, foreign students will
perform dances and mualcal sktls
on the stage. They will attempt to
show the customs, traditions snd
draws of tk*lr nations
A special feature of tbe show
will.be a mystically dramatic dance
by an Indian student from tke I'm
verslty of Southern California
Satya Singh. H. will ceasB dressed
in native costume complete with
bells, and will perform a fascinating
poem by  Rabin
dranatk Taaor* i    j^g Fresno State College Choir,  under the direction of
Tickets are ami available at the i Verne Delaney, associate professor of music, and the FSC
i offlc* on the old rampus. Symphony Orchestra, conducts I by Arthur Bryon, associate
professor  of   music,   will   pn-sent   Handel's   oratorio.  The
Messiah, at 4  p.m. Sunday
This   production,   which   w|
th* 24th  annual  pisssntaUon
be   In   he  old   campus   auditc
and   no  admission  will be charged
to the public
The JteBslak was first preeented
m   1 Sll  by   FS/.'   It—was  .omposed
Tea* and
be. om* one
Big Crew Helps
Make Anastasia
Great Success
Hv Jox.rH.HurM
Bskrarl taa seen** tk*r* u a basy
crew that Is vital to tke success*
of tk* play Anastasia. now tn tk*
j laat four daya of production la tke
I Fraaao State College Playhouse
The cast of 1J student* Is directed by Phillip Walker of the speech
department. Richard Arnold has
I Barge of technical direr tlon. wltk
a  large staff of students working
Costuming for th* players fat byis*nd
FSC Orchestra, Choir
Present Messiah Sunday
posed of Doris Kooyumjlan. Lynn
Levis. William Coyle. Nancy Myers
Frank Bettencourt aad Noble John
JUNIORS COMPETE
Shirley Waag. Mary Leal** Beee
aad Angle Plaal ar* still vytag Bar
Junior secretary troasurvvr aad
Susan Griffin aad Greta Davieaaa
have been okeyed for social chair-
ma rf candidacy.
Unchanged 1. ta* list of eoa-
tendsrs tor student body *1ee-
pre*idenL StlU la Ike running ax*
Mas Tudor, gkerter Rank la aad
Incumbent Dick R*leh*l
Tb* r
retary
1 Carol Bermer
COMMISSIONER CANDIDATES
Also  redaced   from  three caedJ-
dates to two Is tk. rompetiUoa for
The remaining contenders ar* So*
Helms and Gall Kennoaster
John  Stelnbom is ttill tk* only
candidate for commissioner of ath-
Three petitioners for
Student Teachers
Compose Largest
FSC Organization
The Callforni
Association   with   a   membership'
of 379 la by far the largest organisation   at   Freano   State   College.   ln"
a...,rdlng  to a  report  released  by   FAMOUS CHORUS LISTED
IBB   activities   office     The   report       Considered   the  most   familiar of
shows the number of members for lU   m»nv   chonise*   Is   the   tsmed
n  Greek organisations   Hallel. jab Chorus for which audi,
aa Hated by their leadera.
In     alphabetical     order
:*\Music Grovp
Sefs Concert
I of t^e beet
Won*'In   the
ences   traditionally   rise
is.. .
their
Play
aa follow.
A Cappella Choir. 65; Agriculture Mechanics Club. 21; Agronomy Club. 30; Alpha Kappa Pal
23; Angela Flight. 25; Arnold Air
Society. 7; art Club. IS; Baker
Hall. 54; Baad. 77; Baptist Student Union. 25; Beauxarts. 20;
Tri-Beta. 40.
Blue Key. 26; Bulldoggera. 25;
Campua Squares. 40; Canterbury
Club. 45; Cardlaal Key. 20> Chi
Beta Alpha. 17; Chines* Students
Club. 20; Chi PI Sigma. 25;
Christian Selene* Organisation. ».
College T. ftj Cosmopolitan Club
52; Criminology Clab. 10.
Dairy Club. 45; Dame*. 70;
Engineers' Club. 150; Epsilon PI
Tau. 25; Forum Club. IS; French
Club. 30; Freahman Women's Social Actlvitlea Group. 100; Geology Club. 20; Hlllel Club. 20;
Horticulture Club. 15; Industrial
Arts Club. 46.
Intsr-Vsrslty Christian Fellowship. SO; Kappa Dalta PI. IS; Kl
Prl. SO; Lutheran Association. 36;
Mu Phi Epsilon. 11; Newman
Club. 110; Nisei Club. 10; Oml-
cron Sigma H. SO; Oreksais. 16;
Phi Kappa Phi. SS.
Phi Mu Alpha Slnfonia. IS; Pki
8lgms Iau, 14; PhraUiaa. 3S;
P. E Major. I men 1. 28; Physics
Club, 35; Pianoforte Club. SS; Pi
Epsilon. 21; PI Gamma Mu. 21; PI
Omasa PI. »2. Poultry Club. S;
Pre-Med Club. 40; Psi Cbl Club
S; Psychology Club. 26; Sahara
Air Command. SO.
Sigma.Dalta Pi. 12; Sophomore
Service Society. Mi 8p**eh Arts
Club. 10; Tailaman Club. 73: Tokalon. 14; Vanity F. 36; Viticulture Club. 40; Western Speech
Association SS; World Ualv.rslty
Service. ISS: Toung Democratic
Clab. 102; Touag Farmers. 16
aad Toung Republican*. 100.
th*j Some 65 voicea are In the FSC
Choir Including regular students
alumni and gueet singers
Taking solo parts during Ike
oratorio presentation will be Alice
Antraaaalan and Sylvia Snow John
•on. soprano*. Harriet AUoJIan and
Emilie Berendaen. contraltos. Rick
ard Patskowaky and Dave Psass
tenor. Gene Anecleto. Ross Conk
Un and Paul Wycoff, bassos.
Olga Querela will be the accom
panlal for the t home
ORCHESTRA  DESCRIBED
In the aympbony orchestra for
the production are SS Instrument*
Including seven violins, thr** violas, four cellos, three bsssaa. two
flutes, three oboe*, two bassoons,
two trumpets, three trombones aad
one tympanl
Tbe oratorio la divided into two
major pans with tk* overture, or
first pan comprising the greater
portion of the mualc
Feature piece* of tbe first part
include Comfort Ye My People
Every Valley Shall Be Exalted. Aad
Th. Glory Of Tb* Lord. Thl* Saltk
Tba Lord. Aad He Shall Purify. O
Thou Tkat T*ll*et Oood Tiding*.
For Behold Darknes*. For I'nto Us
A Ckttd Is Born. Oksry To Ood. H*
Shall Feed His Flocks and Coat*
Unto Him
Second pan compoalllona Include
Behold Tb. Lamb Of God. H. Waa
Despised. Surely He Hath Born
Our Grief. He Trusted In Ood Tkat
He W*uld D*llr*r Him, AU W.
Like 8be*p Hav* Oon. Astray
Way Do Ta* Nations So rartesatly
Rag*. I Know Tkat My
Lavexh and Halleeajah
Tomorrow
The Fresno State College 45
Bl.cs Ijlllllinj Orchestra under
the direction of Arthur J. Bryon.
associate professor of mualc. will
perform their first public roncen
it * 3" p m. tomortoB- in th* music
building on tbe new campus.
FREE TO PUBLIC
The concert, to be held ln the
recital hall. Room M, will be free
to tbe stud.nt body and public.
Because of seat limitations ad-
mlsalon wiU be granted only to
thoae who have tke free tickets
being distributed through th*
music department office.
Bryon Hated the telectiona to be
performed Include the Russian and
Ludmilla Overture by Glinka. Sym
phony No. 2» in A Major. K201. by
Mosart and Three Hungarian
Dancea. Noa. IS. 14. aad IS by
Brahma
SELECTIONS LISTED
On th* Steppes ot Central Asia
by Borodin, Tbe Introduction to the
Opera Khovanahllna by Mouaaorg-
sky and tk* rhumba from the Second Symphony by Carl McDonald
by  Leopold  Stokow-
Col-Vets Sign-Up Monday
Veteran.   sllsStos   fra.no
Stat* Col lea. mnem t
veteran, affair* mtne. let th* sow
c.mpu. administration building.
Sisk Will Tell
Group Of Typical
Day In Congress
United State* rtepr*—nutive
B. F. Slsk. from tk* IStk congressional district, will toll members
of tk* national aoclal aclenc. honor
society. Pi Gamma Mu. of a typical
day Id Congress.
Speaking at tk* group a Initiation
dinner In tk* Villa Bttqtu at S pas.
tonight, h. wm draw upon kts two
of espetrt.ee*. la Ike Con
ae.'
S*v*n students bar* b**n Invited
to Join the bottor group tar having
completed at least SB aaita of aoclal
scl—io* aad attained a B average
in tk* Bead
Tbaaa lBvtted to Join ar* William
Bootk. Elmer BeUuomlnl. John
Low*lL Jo.1 Baiaer. H.nry Lewi*
David Robertson aad Barbara
Mors* Tk* candidal*, veer* Bwiect-
sd from a list ef ST nosalnatJoos
mad. by tk* faculty.
MAKE-UP CAST NOTED
Bobble Sllfman take* care of the 11
makeup  for   the   caat  while   William    Garner    and    Harr    Helser .
handle all sound effects' by tk* Elections Committee, leaving
Coyl*   heads   tkoee   working   on 13 to vt* for tke thr*. ocean pasa*.
UgbUng. These students ar* Glenn For    sophomore    viceprs*btoat.
Blomgren.    James    Brooks.    John only Robert* Sous* and Margaret
Castle.    Tommy     Cogley.     Glenn Mitchell ar* rasas kilng can Si Salsa
Dsvis.    Roy    Hergenroeder    and f™™ a previous Held of four
Harold Pltcock HEAVILY CONTESTED
Joke Scaalea is the stage man- Still tb* most heavily contested
ager.   Hta  assistant  Is   Peggy  Ap- race ot tbe election, although  re
karian. duced   by   on.   name,   la   tkat   ef
Scenes   for   th.   thr*.   act   play sophomore   social   chairman.    R*-
were constructed by Sara Antreaa- malnlng ln tke ruanlng are Jaartt
sian.    Sheila    Brockway.   Virginia slatsek. Roe* Marie Devese. Linda
Budd. Dennis Cates. Jsmes Caton. DeBenedetto. io Ann C*wan. Judy
Stanford  Mullen. Dave Ward. Jim Bessie and Richard OUver.
Ward. Bernard Jones. Kenneth Ar- Un. hanged  la   the  Uat  of  bope-
bour.  Dewey White, James Lester fuls   for   soph   secretary treasurer.
and Morrell Tbey are Linda Warren. Margaret
SCENE PAINTERS CITED Rogers and Beverly Betters '
Flo  Brennlnger.   Leland   BurreU. S«nlor and freshman claaa racea
Oman    Croabaw.    Scott    Norman, er. unchanged wltk no peutmoar*
Everett   Sagbateltan   aad   Herbert «»*»ng diseuallfled.
Stephena did tk. scene painting. SENIORS VYING
Dorrance King Is tke shop super- Bob Trombetta aad Joan Water-
vlivor for thts production ln charge man are contending for etnar vlee-
of properties ar* Carol Dauer and president wbil* Alva Guktr aad in-
Maria Lucidl. Bernlce Applegale anne Johnson ara running for socials tke business* manag.r and Alvin tary-treaaurar aad Carol— Coat**
Kaufman, director ot publicity ia th. Ion* raassaatt tor claaa so-
Thus 52 people work behind the c
a   make   tbe  roles  of   IS
, »ec rotary treasurer and Dtaa* Bast-
County X-Ray Unit
To Be On Campus »
During January
Phi Sigma Kappa,
Tb* Fresno County Tubarculost*   I
Associations   X ray   Unit   will   be   w     I.       "*» - a—    Pi    .
on th. old campus Jaa S and t and   UBUB   LOT3   OiaTO
on   tbe   new   campua  Jaa.   15 and  f^ r t   ae*.   •
IS.  reports Art Safatrom.  director  \m9f\   rOOCI   UriVO
of related educational acUvlOe*
Tb.r. has been a conllnuou. *f-
fort oo tb* pert of tk* aaaoclaUon
to k**p tub*rculoaat out of Frasao
Stat.   CoU.g.."   Safstrom   asplain-j
of tk*
I Caa  Drtva,  acta   Jaa*   Cox   asm   Lastly
co-rhalrmea  of  tke eaav