1963_10 The Daily Collegian October 1963

              Weidmer Orders New Frosh President Election
■egg   Fai-ginl   Itale  the president said, "hat I woeder 1    Oar—, waa la error due to
man   why   they   'reoommoeded'   that   1   his failure to file an expease re-
end  set.    rather   thaa   'ordered1   the  port as required by tbe Blest lee
1 be  election void themselves." Code aad la therefore dlaqoallfled
b aa       The Court action came aa a de-       "2. The  Election Committee la
eialon  on  an appeal  by  Santiago  In error tn tte failure to comply
t Coort yeetorday recom-  Garta.  who won  the majority of  with  the  proeedwret aet forth la
••—   Studeat    President   votes for the office, but waa later 1 the   Etectioe   Cog*   for   aotifytag
r "declare the Freah-   disqualified by the Flections Com- i disqualified   candidal**   aed   lor
i  Prssldtnt   Eiectloa  to  mlttee for  aot  filing  sn  expense  granting them i
account aa aet  forth In the Elec- {     "3. Since both partleo ar* found
r geeaUoned the Court's  Hon  Cede. .   in  error.  It  ta the
word    "recommend '        The   Court   decision   reeds   as of the court that the election beM
o go along with them."   follows: |g  is null aad void aad the
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rideat  waa the  wisest  thing
added. "I lust hope It i
bad ate any bed feetlege i
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have doae the seate thing   I will
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^■B-Rely run."
oa   rat ard  roonaa-oaillBg  tbat   ai     "Had  tbe opportunity arisoe."
change  be made tn  tbe  Election [ eaid   Johnson     "we   would   have
Code   which  woald   ■•specify   bo- |urged tba court to stake tbe
donbt" tbat all Candida tag]
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^  by tbe eaa-1     Whea  told ef the Coort
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Game aald that he felt that tt i aad klad of dtoappotaited. Tbe Met |
ii.  LXVlil
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Vote Opens For Homecoming Queen
amphitheater.
First FSC
Hootnanny
Tomorrow
Tomorrow at noon the first 'on
eamput' hootenanny wtll be staged
In tbe amphitheater. Lorea Hunt-
alnger. chalrmaa of the affair,
haa announced five groups are
scheduled to appear.
"These are all studenU." Hunt-
singer teld. "but they are really
good. Some lean toward ethnic
numbers, tome are strong on ballade. There'll he aome songs of
our times, some comedy materia1.
aad     several     original     pieces."
Following the rally
An Automobile  Ride
t let for e drive le Use FSC stage prodoc—oa of "An tbe Way House" sre the members of the Follet
rl_t. le t—r berk aret, left tn right, are John Henry, played by Andy IUrlt.no; Jcwlc. lUrl—ru
H._fBB_a; end Solly. Undy t ope. Driving I. Jay, Hon Manor. In t—t front *eal with him are
. Sett* BT.lrrhe.se; end Kefua, Hobby Lae*.   Mending aa the running hoard I. Ralph. played
—Photo I.)   Pat M—nl.->
Undergrads Eligible To Club Elects
Enter Math Contest    FallLeaders
Dr. Anthony D Labarre. chair
maa nf tbe mathematlea departmeat at Freeao State College, haa
Isseed a call tor ttudenu to participate ia the William Lowell
Putnam  htalhematlet Conteat.
"Tl—s   U   a    national   eeoteet
given annually by the Mathemati
cal   Association   of   America   and
the  Society  of   Actuaries   and
open   to   all   undergraduate   i
deau." Dr. Labarre aald.
Flret prise ln thla year"s contest wtll go to the top five eon
tee—-U and will consist of a
$2,500 scholarship plu. tuition to
Harvard for oee year. The total
worth of tbls prise It I4.0S0.
Club
.ill
test Individually or as teama.'
Labarre   added.     FSC   will   have
oee team thU year consisting
three atudenta.    Members of  t
teem   have   not   been   ehoeeo   yet
but will be selected from the Individual applicants,  he aald.
!| Th- contest wtll he admlnlst
ered this year oa Dec. 7 by Dr
!Gus DIAnlonio. aaelsunt professor
of mathematics at FSC.
Interested  students  seeking
, more Information about the cdn-
test should contact either Dr La
: barre. or Dr. DtAatonlo In the
mathematlca departmeot.
Petitions Are Available
For ASB, AWS Offices
In
Petition,   will   be   a —
the Student Actlvltlea Office be-
gtnnlng Nov. S for Aaaoelated Stu-
deet Body and AaaocUted Women
StedoeU   office-
Petition, are to be turned rt
by Nov. SO. The primary eleeUon
wUl be bold Dee. 4 aad the gen
oral  election.  Dec    11
ASB omears to be elected In
elede vtee-preeideot. secretary.
womoe s leglaletlve eommlasloaer.
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far aae of the four  ASB offices
must have a grade 9*1*1 average
of   2.SS   and   have   completed
total of 4S college units prior
AWS will elect aa aatlre new
Campus
m Guides
Being Organized
■tea—tU Interested la conduct
lag tears of the college for the
general public can atlll alga up
to do ao uotll the end of this
week aeeordlBg to Sammy Gent
mlaa. Tb~' of the Public Relatione  nan—nlttee.
._,—frrf... Mid after guides
have  gene  ehoeeo   there  will   be
Collegian
Will Drop
3 Issues
_____________________p about tbe lours
sad their part la conducting them j
slate of of fleers   OR-ae available |
Tt—. Week ee FSC wttl be
■ tslillnl—' ea Mov. S ead Nov. S,
-ami of tbe isgnlarty B_seeV
•leddaeee.  Cogg Ssr ~
The International
hold a business meeting Thursday
from 1 to 1 PM In Cafeteria Committee Room 1.
Ian Walke. a freshman business administration major from
Pakistan, wan elected prestdeat of
the group at a recent organisational meeting. Serving with him
are Mita Brar. vice-prealdent;
Syld Habibuddln. secreury-treae-
urer; Sue Graendyke. AWS represent stive and Darlua Kavtanl.
Student Council repreaenuttve.
Thorant Hardware waa appointed public relations chairman. Miss Brar will be In charge
of club activities uatll a formal
committee la appointed.
Several Freano area ctrie
groupa have Invited International
Club membera to preaent pro-
grama on thetr native cultures.
Walke reported. In addltloa, the
club ls considering tenUtlve pleaa
for a second annual World Show,
he added. Laat year The International Club eo-*ponaored aa lnter-
>w premutation with
io City College.
Emberton Gets
Sentence Delay
Sentencing of Ray B. Emberton, former superintendent: of
buildings aad grounds, has been
delayed. Emberton, who earUer
pleaded no contest to four eounU
of misappropriation of atate funds,
faces a possible oae to 10 yeer
sentence on each count.
Acting on a plea entered by
the defense attoraey. Beperier
Judge Harold V. Thompson postponed sentencing until Nov 11 to
give Emberton time to undergo
a psych la trie examination
the cafeteria  will  be  manned  all   will be e
day   today   to   give   the   student  Jackie Blen.
body  an  opportunity   to  select   a | Dale Weldm
new  homecoming queen. < deat,   will  escort   the  aew gataa
Kite finalists, picked from a to a coronation luncheon la tbe
lUt of 24 aspirant, laat week. Cafeteria Committee Boom No. 1.
were introduced at the Blue Moo-1 Patty Sanborn,
day rally by committee chalrmaa maa, aald ahe et
Gordon Rauaaer. guests to attend.
The    five   are    Marilyn    Pope, j queen   aad   bar  e
sponsored   by  Alpha   Kappa   Psl; i list   Includes   Dr.   Irwta   ,
Kathle Thompson.  Alpha Camma  college    vice    prestdeat
Rho;   Pam Sheehan. Delta Sigma  Mayor Arthur Selland.
Phi;   Sutanne Snead.   Kappa Slg-   ball   coach   Cecil
ma:   and   Penny   Schaaf.   Kappa   ward   Kerber.   alumni   prealdent.
Kappa  Gamma. Gordon   Wilson    dona   tof   aettvl-
Rauaser will announce the win-   tlea.    actlvltlea    adviser    Martha
ner at a Coronation Rally Friday   Miller. Rauaser and* Mlm Blen.
Petitions Due Friday
For Campus Queen
The deadline for submitting Nov. 22. Also oa display la I
nomination petitions for the 1963- ihowcase wtll be the Jew*
64 Campua Queen will be Friday   cro_B ^ ^
Campua cluba and organisations
~^—^—^—^~—^—^-^^ following ber coronation
sponsoring
royal
ahould return tbe rnstplettl form
to either the studeat actlvltlea
office or the atudent president's
office by  S  PM.
"But don't wait until the laat
minute." Kathy Whitfield and
Elaine Luedeklng. Queen's Ball
co-chairmen, urged. "File your
petitions  aa  toon  aa  possible "
Portraits of the "first lady"
hopefuls will be on display la tbe
library   from   Nov.    11    through
the Queen a Ball on Nov.  St.
Tao student body will have aa
opportunity t<
dldates whea tbey i
at the Queen s Aaaembly a
12. The assembly will bo bold le
the Little Theater at  1  PM.
Bids for the annual bell will go
oa aale Nov. 11. Tbe blda. tl nor
couple, will be available dally la
the actlvltlea booth through Nov.
SS.
Credentials Program Change To Start
India Offers
Essay Contest
To Students
oplc ehoesa by the Indian government for IU essay conteat
.pen te students aged 11-24.
Tba three beet eesays wtll be
warded prtsee of Iadlaa haadl
erafU.    This  contest   was  orgaa-
The oaaaya may a* handwritten
but typewriting la preferred. Tae
length of tbe eeaeys should ba
between  1.000  aad  J.SOg  war*.
teat meet be lg by Jaa. 1.
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aee.   N.W..   Washlagton   S.
by Jen. IS.
Special teeondary. general sec
ondary. provisional and Junior
high credentiala will not be offered to teaching candidate* who
have completed loaa than CO units
by Jan.   1
Dr. Richard Sparka, head of the
department of education, said
there will be five etnadard teaching credentials offered to thoes
■»—ggggg
Tbey  are  a  sta.ad—rd   teaching
credential  with  apeetall—.tiont In   major or minor tubjeet. eald Dr.
elemenUry    teaching,    secondary   Sparka.
teaching, or Junior college tench-       -„, oM „...__ „
Ing;   a  ataadard   designated   aub-   .      . .   .-____.
jeets teaching credeotlal; a stand  ! i*ntM   *********
ard   designated   service*   eredee-. *********  ***** *** ",b*et •■ **•
tlal;   a ataadard superv—loa ere-  secondary schools,
dentlal;   and  a  standard  admlnt-       Dr.   Sparka   emphasised   tboee
st ration  credential. who  have completed  SO  unlu by
The oew aecondary eredentUl Jan. 1. 19(4 and will have com
will he endorsed on lu face with j pleted their credential
tbe candidates major. Tbe eandl- menu by Sept. 14. 1»(S may still
date may teach ooly In his or her  earn  tbe "oi
FSC Halftime Card Tricks Increased
mlttee fools tbe homecoming game I Tbe card trieka committee baa
will have aome Interesting card a membership of aome 70 atn-
t rick a for tbe spectator* Ideate.
Health Center Employment
Problems Are Increasing
An expanded card section will
add more activities to the half
time show la Radcllff Stadium
thla weekend.
The money for the S.000 cards
waa doaated by H—try Coffee
Men's Store." explained Jeff Scott,
chalrmaa of the card tricks committee. "Coffee's haa provided the
cardi in prevtouii yeara also."
Tbe S.000 cards will enable the
tricks committee to exn-ad their
program to alt or sevee stunu.
aad witb tba added section, an
Increase of some S00 people, tbe
committee wtll have a greater
variety of trteks aad colors to
work wtth.
But white U still the prerequisite for the eard tee_ee.
We have a problem with bob
U wearers la the section due
relaxed eaforesmset of tbe
•.".said Scott. "Witb tba two
Unas, however, tbe rule will
be atrietly
halftime   actlvltlea
Another problem for tee committee  to  solve   Is   tbe  stndenU
More studeeU are being treated
at the Studeat Health Ceater by
fewer pereoaael.
Dr. Marvyn Sehwartt. ceator director, aald a recent count showed
21T studenU were treated at the
health eoeter
pared to SOS
year ago.     I
"The  dtffereoee."  be teld.   "Is
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phytiei_at  plus several  part-time
consulting sglS-MabJ
Tbla   year   beeanee   af   Stale
LeaaB-fgri aettaa ilaihsag by Sg
"la fact." be
be a reality
Dr.   Sab—arta   see Bin is a
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a ef t-to stady w_h