1963_10 The Daily Collegian October 1963

              FRESNO
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1963
Bids Available For Wine And Roses' Reception
Students  may  pick   up  bids  to-   Roses
day and tomorrow from 10 AM to
2  PM at  the Actlvltlea Booth  for
Ihe  annual   New  Students  Reeep-
tomorrow   night
There  wtll  be  entertain  | for  stadents  needing   rides   from j Weidmer. PSC Prestdeat aad Mrs.
and  dancing to  music sup- j the     dormltoriet     aad     sorority . Arnold B. Joyal. Deaa of BIB gaa. s
piled by the ballroom. houses aad   Mrs    W.    De
Drees for Use  traditional  aagVl     New   atudentt  will  meet   meat-1 Deaa   of   Studeat
aad Is a *tae>  bert of Blue Key. Circle K. Toko-1 Mre.  Gordon  Wilson, aad Aettvt-
The   reception   wtll   be  from   9 affair. Ion   Triple 8.  SWAP., studeat of- j ties Adviser Martha Miller.
PM   to  midnight  in  the  Rainbow       Publicity chalrmaa  Carol   Ker-   fleers, and sorority pledge groupa. '     There la ao charge for tea
Ballroom. The theme for the eveot chenfsut  aald  transportation  wtll       la   th*   reception   Uae   wlU   be  aad they are aeeeeaary for ad
will  be    The  Days of Wine  and be furnished by the Circle K Club  Student     Body     President     Dale' taace to tbe rereptloe.
Harvest Moon' Will Shine On Dorm Dance
imn lesves. corn stslks snd        Baker   Hall   girls,   sponsors   of raprla.
decorations   wllh   a   Hallo-   the daace from 8 PM to midnight. ^   ,h
have Invited the atudent body I
attend
*A_m___m prfcea __ $,_«, tor **n«>r"1 chairman of the dance.       kiat. rvfreal
. ire- The   Clndermen   are   scheduled limitations:
ween flavor will carry out the
"Harvest Moon" theme of an all
school   dance   Saturday   night   in   rnll()|r, mrtll •>_
rls aad  sportswear  will I     Making   the   final   preparatloaa
e   appropriate   fashions   to  aloag with Mlaa Hendrix are Judy
according to Rhth Hendrix.   Addy.  decorations;   Sherrie   Wat
; Janet Crispin.
Carolyn   Back.
he  Laboratory  School
To keep In the "harvest" mood,   to provide the music.
publicity
New leathers     Rational Numbers' Math Series
Goes On Television This Week
Football Throw
Margie Gs-adert. f—eruaaa a—gllsh major, left, and l.imla Little•.
fr-ihaiin psychologi osajor. prartlce for the women's football
throw  la  preparation  for the  annual  WPsSSrgmgk  llraal.
Loser Of Annual Brawl To
Be Named Mud' All Year
The annual Frosh-Soph Brawl pull, centipede race, three-legged
will begin with a tricycle race race, girls football throw, egg
today at 3 PM on the field weat throwing, and a human pyramid
of the Women t Gymnasium
Nlae other event* are scheduled,
the final event being a tug of war
over the mud gtt. Members of the
freshman claaa bave dug a pit to John Staley. Brawl chairman,
be filled with water and trans said persons causing UBBOCOssary
formed lato mud. The ioaer of the disorder will be asked to leave
eveat will nil the pit and will be prohibited from  par
Kales for the tug of war do no*   tlripating   in  Ihe  Brawl.
allow woaaaa atadeeta lo partis i-       Students  may  signup  for  the
pate.   There will be 15 men lo a   Brawl    today    at    the    Activities
team aad the pet le to he to tm   Booth,
by S fee— Tae   freshman   claaa   won   the
Other  events  Include  a  wagon   Brawl laat year 78-44.
FSC Coeds Help Sigma Chi
Organize little Sigmas
Bight coeds will help the Fresno
Stale  chapter  ot  tho  Blgi
May Be Asked
To Take Exams
"New teachers should be
grounded In theory of mathematics and English linguistics."
said Earl Lyon, professor ot English, about a propoeed teat la
mathematics. Engllah. spelling and
penmanship.
Looking at my own handwriting. I am a poor judge of penmanship,  he commented.
Dr. Mat Rafferty. state superintendent of public Instruction,
haa proposed new teachers be required to pass a teat in Engllah.
mathematics,    spelling   snd    pen
H.afferty
board
Thlt week marked the beginning of an educational television
mathematics aeries which will run
for 28 weeks In Fresno. Kings.
Tulare. Madera and Merced counties. I
The program, entitled I'nder-
itandlng Rational Sumbert. It designed for teachers and parent!
intereated In understanding the
new mathematics course now being taught in some San Joaquin
Valley schools The new system
will be taught In all California
schools by  1918.
r-H.li   Tuesday   l..-tw.-.-n   7  Ml   an.l
m \m ma Kuti: tv. . i,....... i so.
Tke aaaae program* will again he
shown on KHT-TV. < liann.-l IS.
WixtncMiayH between 4 and 4:90
PM; aad on KMJ-TV. Channel at.
betweea  10:80 and II  AM Set—-
Dr. Arden K. Ruddell. professor of education at the University
of California, la the producer of
the series in cooperation with the
atate department of education He
will be one of the program's video
Instructors.
The seriea la being leated oa a
pilot basis la the Freeno and Loa
Angeles areas. The state department of education will conduct
research to determine which
method of viewing the program.
Individually In the home or ta
school study groups, groves more
effective
Freano State College wtll offer
a special leadership training
courte In cooperation with the
county schools administration to
train representative* from the
school faculties aa leaders la the
group programs
Fraternity organise the Little
Sigma*.
Tbe local chapter will be oae of
two chapters la the nation to have
a Little Signsaa group.
The Utile Sigmas. which la alao
being organised at Saa Joae State,
wtll   be   the   fraternity"!   official
"ThU la an opportunity for the
r reaao State chapter of Sigma Chi
to become oatlonaly recognised
aad It should alao strengthen the;
local chapter." O'Brien continued.
The girls have already finished
the constitution and It has been
approved by the chapter, according to Tommle Greenway. chairman of the Little Sigmas. Formal
initiation will be held In Novem
ber.
The other members of the or-1
Kan—ation include Gloria Floyd.:
Jaeque Btea. Barbara Shiner, j
sweetheart of the local chapter.!
Lola Newberry. Karen Schafer
Dtaae Ray—ond. and Dixie Miller
Membership has been set at a
maximum of 20 girls, according to
Mlaa Greene-ay A girl muat ahow
Interest In Sigma CM and la the
Little Sigmas. must have at least
a 2 0 grade point average, aad
muat have been a student at
Freano State for one aemeater be
fore she will be considered for
membership,   she  continued.
Play Tickets Go On Sale
Tickets for the Utile Theeter
production of "All tbe Way Home"
are oa aale la the Little Theater
box office aad at the Hockett
Cowaa  box office.
aeat ticket price* for
the production is 11 M for week
nlghU aad $2 for Friday and
Saturday  evenings.
Staff members with Fresno
State College Association cards
may purchase two tickets for to
cents each. StudenU with Association cards will be admitted
without  charge.
The campus box office la opea
from 12:30 to 3:30 PM Moaday
through Friday.
The play U scheduled from Oet.
res Tn   24 through Nov. 4.   Faculty Night,!
tt^u?.,tUU0..dP,tn.Uroook-,-.U U O^^ii^Sf
i«ten tale ll—" 'or *" •*■•* smrtmem*
snees  will  be  111   PM.
Campus Lists
Order Deadline
Toaserrow la the final day to
reserve a copy of the lt*« edlttoa
of Campat. Ue college yearbook
for the |S fee. a.
Papge. yearbook
Board member William Norria
of 1'tsadena said the plan merited
thorough study, while board prealdent Thomas W. Braden aald aome
might consider the test an Insult
Rafrerty replied. "We have to
try to upgrade teaching requirements constantly." His proposal
includes the possibility of requiring the teat of teachers who are
thought to be Incompetent by local  school officials.
The board recommended that
Rafferty give the proposal extensive  study before It coatee back
Cadets Will Fly
To Travis AFB
Fifty Air Force Reeerve Off cer
Training Corps cadets will leave
Fresno Airport by air tomorrow'
at 9 AM for Travis Air Force
Base. Solano County
Travel to and from Travla will
be by Air Force.T-29 or C-54 type
alreran, wtth an orientation flight
an Air Force C-135 jet tanker!
scheduled for the group at Travla.
The group will aee the bate
funrtlont, maintenance line, aad j
flight simulator!. They will have
lunch la tho base off—era' club.
States' New Quarter System Opposed
By Joyal; Long Time Before We Change'
Pretldent Arnold E. Joyal
cited today the propoaed quarter ayatem for California'! 18
atate collegea
The four quarter syttem was
propoeed by th* California Stat*
College Board of Truateea meeting
In Orange SUte College In Fuller-
ton and must be tent to the Coordinating Council for Higher
Education  for approval.
The pseaeat system need la the
"Moat colleges like tho present
syttem pretty well." said Dr.
Joyal. There la bo appreciable dlf-
efflclenry    with
quarter system.
Each quarter would consist of
11 weeka with the fourth quarter
divided Into two five and one-
half week summer sessions Dr.
Joyal announced that typical quarter classes meet five days a week.
Most teachers who have taught
under the quarter ayatem do aot
like It. aald Dr. Joyal. "I like the
two aemeater system better because there Is more time betweea
lng growth aad
maturation."
(lasses which
Students cannot gala aay ualta
wtth the quarter ayatem beea oas
sa—Mater unlta have more unit
value than quarter ualta Five of
the quarter unite are aeeeeaary to
equal three and one-third ssaaeo
ter units, aald Dr. Joyal.
The four quarter system woald
by the colleges aa It would meaa
three registrations tor regular
rather  than  the  preeeat
It will be a long time
. before aome of ua change." eea-
eluded Dr. Joyal.
IPC Will  Hold  House
Tours For Frosh Mon
The Inter Fraternity « oun-
ril will hold an open house for
freshmen students .Sunday.
There will be aa aiiistshly la
Industrial Arts lOI at 1 PM
sad inters-sted students will
then tour fraternity house* from
s ta e.ee pm.
i
I be entertain-
People' Invited To Picnic
At Cal Berkeley Campus
Business Graduate Entry Test Set
The admlaalon teat for graduate
study In business will be given to
applicants for admlaalon to certain Amertcaa graduate business
schools
The list of the graduation business schools requiring this test
is posted on the bulletin board of
the business division Dr. Clayton
R Tldymaa. chairman of tne bual-
neea division graduate committee.
haa teat registration forms and information bulletins available at
hla  off Ice.   Business   121
The teat will be administered on
Nor. 2. 1»«3. aad Feb. 1. Aprtl 4
and July 11. 1944. ln Bualaeaa
llg.
Freeno SUte College ta the Hrat
of the California aUU colleges to
require this test for graduates aad
SUte  College   students
are   invited   to  attend   the  Pe
to   People  picnic   which   will
held Sunday at the University ef4
California  In   Berkeley.
The picnic la sponsored by the I
I'niverslty People to People era-1
gram ln conjunction with I'nlted
Natlona Week. Approximately
5.000 people are expected to attend the International program
which will be held from aeea ta
dent actlvltlea office, according to
Sterling Johnson, chairman ot the
local Committee for Service to
International Studenta. Johnson
a wtll be given ea a ftrec
Freeao City College students The
buaee are provided by the Freeao
Rotary Club aad th* Rod Croat.
•n.l,„Kll,epi.„,<   a
Free transportation la betag
provided for 40 PSC studenU. 20
Amertcaa aad 20 foreign. A bos
wtll leave the campua at 7 AM
Sunday and return et 10: Sg PM.
Studenta may alga ug la the ste-
Encounter Program To
Discuss 'God, Nature'
"Good and Nature: Creation
and Miracle*" wtll he b-IBbbiiI at
today's Eacouater procram at 1
PM la the College Sttagtaoe Ceater.  2311  East Shaw Aeaaaa
The lecture will he delivered hy
Rev. Jaato. H. White, ssasriate
director of the College T.
Banana*;—Balloons—Sacks
FSC Dorms To Have Fun Day
balloons, sacks,
aad good oU fun are In store Saa-
day afternoon for th* ttudenu to   to oa d
the three r
"Fun Day", organised by the
three athletic directors Mary E she
Albert of Baker. Annell Mlltmaa
of Graves aad Paul Barrett of
wtll utilise thla equipment during the aftereooa races.
Oa the fan schedule also are a
a heal barrow race, tag-of-war. ob-
gym outfit or Bermudas
aad ahirt underneath. The object
of the race la ta aae who eaa get
uadreaaod the fastest, said Barrett.
Trot—ee will be presented to
the winners la each eveat.
'Taa racea eea opea oaly to eta-