1963_10 The Daily Collegian October 1963

              Victory Bell Stolen-
Apparently By UOP
Bf  PAT  ST4.M.KY
victory hell haa beea stolen
chard   Aroag.   rallg  committee  chairman,  dlacoverad   -% theft
jterdar moralag whoa he went to the hell't iterate room at Ratellffe stadium to make repairs He waa planning to put It oa dtsplsy
Monday
The bell aBBisally goes to the winner of the Pretno State College-
Cal Poly roothall gaaaa—FSC was current holder.
Aread eiplalaed the hasp on a lock had been broken to tain entry
to the storage roeat.
"When I returned to the campus." explained the Tallyman. "I
found a apodal delivery package for me which contained a new haap
and a Bote with 'thanx' eBcloeed. The packatre had been aent rrom
Stockton at « 30 PM Tueeday "
Stockton Is where the University of Pacific la located. FSC will
travel ther* Saturday ror the POP homeeomlog football aame
1 think POP look It for their homecoming." said Aread. "If to.
mam hav* It back ror dlaplay on Monday "
Aren* emphatically denied that it waa a publicity atunt by PSC
students. "I'll ewear oa a stack of Bibles, as far aa I know. It Is not
1|ttil goal." h* said. Last year a dog napping or Mooae II. the
ySC bulldog maaeot occurred that proved to be a publicity stunt
Aread ahoweg the package containing the haap to thla reporter
It  waa real     H waa poet-marked  Stockton
The hell waa aet mlaatag Baturday nttht after the FSC Adam* State
same, aald Aread. "Bo I figure they stole it Monday night tnd sent
us the new haap Tueeeay."
Aread poloted out that bo property damage waa Inflicted and urged
students with "vulgar thoughta" to think twice before planning any
S   N   O
STAT
VOLUME LXVIII
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1963
Tickets To UOP Still Available
Friday Is Deadline For
Campus' Sales, Pictures
Picture atga-upa for the 19 _
Campua will continue until Friday
at the atudent actlvltlea booth be
iween 9 AM aad 3  PM.
Pl-turee are beiag scheduled
for the'week of Oct. 14-1* and
Oct. 11-35 betweea I AM and
noon aad betweea 1 and B I'M
"Aa soon aa the Brst 10 days
have been rilled, an additional
week will be open ror scheduling, the week or Oct. 28 to Nov
1." said Bette Pappa. Campus
editor.
Pictures will ho taken behind
the cafeteria la a mobile trailer
unit
Women must wear dark blouses
or aweatert without Jewelry, and
while  collar    Dirk   Jacket
ahirt and  tie is  proper attire for
Fraternity aad sorority mem
hers will be permitted to wear
special    Jackets,     blaiers    or
Students will have a choice between two poses and six glossy
prints for $3.6<i. Including tax.
or four poses aad 12 glossy prints
Individual pictures will be
taken for the following fraternities, sororities (pledges and mem-
herai, elaaa executive committees,
student body committees, student
faculty committees, senior and
graduate students, and members
of clubt and organisations.
Tickets are still available for
the Saturday rooters trala going
to the Freeao-University of the
Tactile  football  gam*.
Tickets are on sale for $7 SO
at th* Student Pro*!dent's Office
on csmpus or at the Homan Sport
lng Goods Co. In downtown Fresno. sai<) Earl Whitfield, aaalstant
manager of the  Kre.no State  As-
Workshop Set
For Speakers
Klie students will accompany
| Dr. Wayae Pace, aaalstant profes-
| sor of agaaeh. to St. Mary's Col-
l«'ge Saturday for the Northern
California Forenalcs Association
fall workshop.
The tnnual convention will fea-
tur. iraining session* In the vart-
aat *peech field* extemportne
ou*. original oratory. Interpretive
reading.   Impromptu   and   debate.
Speech   student,   attending   the
all   day    workshop   are    La urene
Huff.   Jeff   Scott.    Peter   Squires, i
. hsni-      snd     Donna
Johnson.
Representstt.es from Junior
| colleges and four year colleges
from Presno north to Oregon will
student hody card U   Hon   to   the   football    field   aad j Association   Board   of   Fine  Arts.
necessary to purchase the tlckeu.   back    Whitfield  aald j said.  "I  believe that the atageat
however one card hi sufficient to!     The  FSC   Marching   Band   trill  body  will  ho proud  of the  bead
purchase several tickets. travel  on   the  train thla yoar.   We are under the fine
The train will leave the Freano      Football ran* will be entertained   direction ot  Dr   Joha  H.  Mania.
Santa Fe Depot at 4  PM and re-   by the repeat  performance of    A  new  band director, aad T*d —et-
the   band*  half-
approximately 1 AM. Park- Trip  to   I'
lag   aaaaa   Is   available   at    the time show.
depot.   Buses will transport root Judy   Romelro    band   member,
ers  from  the Storktoa  train ala- and   representative   on   the   FSC
kin.  drum  major."
The train  wit I  have a car tor
with   memhore   of   the
Weekend Performance Of
Horn' Play Is Sold Out
Tickets for the drama department presentation of Nell Simon's
play "Come Blow Your Horn sre
sold out for the Friday aad Sat
urday night performances, according to Speech Arts Building box
office
Students may check with tbe
box office for reservation cancellations for either evening.
Tickets ror tonight's performance have been purchased for a
scholarship benefit by the American Association or University Wo
men and will be on sale at the
box otrice tonight at 7 I'M Coat
ot ttcketa for the performance la
12.
Mrs. Wendell Wilson. In charge
of the benefit for the group, aald
the funds raised by the ticket
sale* help finance scholarship*
given by the Association F
State students receive three scholarships  from  the group.
An unscheduled performance or
the play was given last night due
to   the   demand   for   tickets   said
Charles H Randall, director of
tbe play.
Starring In the FSC production
ar* Joe Bridge* as Alaa Baker;
Daa Poasaao. Buddy Baker; Lyaa
Davidson. Peggy Evans; Julia
Warren. Connie Dayton; Aaa
Levin. Mama Baker; aad Don
Headlee.   Papa  Baker.
"Come Blow Tour Horn" waa
acclaimed a hit on Broadway by
critics and waa made Into a motion   picture   starring   Frank   81-
tend   the
etlng
Chinese Club To Meet
lh.      I  hlnew    si,i,I. In).
will   meet   toils)   In   Kdurstaon-
i-*v.tmkap ii* •" i I—I "• *%*
, ii-** plan* lor tin- TliMiik-sgiv lng
Bowling Tournament.
Battered Child Is Foreign Students To
Topic For Night Nominate Officers
Class Seminar
"Tl..-
Ag School Wins Fair Ribbons
Pretno    dlttrtct    blue    rihboi
tre    fluttering    life   confetti    c
Freano State College Agricultural
Department  livestock.
Joaae Bell, chairman of ihe
animal science department,
reports all the washing, combing.
currying and fussing which has
beeB going on 1b the livestock
section ls paying ott tor FSC.
Too livestock division or the
agriculture department haa 2R
itudent project! entered In Ike
<Sth Freeao District  Fair
The HolitelB breed cattle herd
produced the Junior champion bull
lot the show thla year and rive
first place winnera; aenlor yearling bull. two. three, and four
year  old  cows,  and  one  produce
Second place Holstein awards
were given for senior and Junior
get of sire, dairy herd, senior bull
I calf, and young herd. According
to Bell the terms 'produce or dam
1 and get or tire' refer to two or
more animals with a common par-
jent.   This Is often
Bell,    ln   order    to
spring with uniform chaVacter-
Istlcs. The Holstein herd also cap-
lured a number of third and
fourth   place  winners
Only two animals frqm the collegiate Jersey herd were showo.
A senior heifer calf won flrat
place and waa named Junior champion of the fair while an aged
cow  wa» Judged third ln claaa.
"With a beginning like this It
looks like Freano State ia headed
for another award atudded year
at the big diet Met fair thai wlnda
night." Bell aald.
Tickets For Concert Series On Sale
Shanta Rao sad her comptny
of daaosrs and musicians of South
India are scheduled to appear November 12 tn the Freeao Memorial Auditorium at g:30 PM. The
compaay will open the Preeno
State College Association Board
of Fine Arts College Concert
Seriea.
Tlckeu tar the four major
event* ar* oa tale at the Hockett
Cowaa   Baa  Office.   125 4   Pulton
will
tion card holders, but tiny must
rewrve their seals in the Student
-ulent's Office The
President's office is adjacent to
the college bookstore Association
cards will not be honored
door!
Seaaon ttcketa are priced at 18.
and ♦«. a $4 saving over the total
Individual performance prices of
112 aad }10. ln addition, parents
may purchase seaaon tlekets for
their children adjacent to their
own seats for 14 each.
Shanta Rao Is an enthralling
dancer/" comments Seymour Raven   or   the   "Chicago   Dally  Trl-
The three other major events
of tho seaaon Include Die Wiener
Sollsten." chambW orchestra. It
will   appear   January    11 New
Tork Pro Muslca" group, performers of medieval. Renaissance, and
Baroque music are schedule for
March S. Sacramento Civic Ballet wtll perform with the FSC
symphony orchestra April 24.
r. d Child" ls the
topic of a workshop-type seminar
offered by the criminology department beginning tonight at 7
PM In room 13 of the colleges
University Avenue extension center.
O. J. Tocchio. associate pro-
feaaor or criminology, will coordinate Ihe series or lecture-
dtaeaaatoa* dealing with the community cycle for handling problema ot battered and or mie-
ireated   children.
Among the speakera tor the
seminar are Dr. William Zlering.
chief of pediatrics at the Freeao
County General Hospital. Dr.
Fred Scott, pediatrician and staff
member of the Fresno County
Medical Society; and Lieutenant
Robert Haley, head ot the Juvenile dlvlaion or the Freano County Sheriff's Departmeat.
Alao scheduled to appear are
Mrs Margaret Stump, director of
the child welfare division. Freano
County Welfare Department; Assistant District Attorney William
Daly; Superior Judge Mtlo Popo-
vich. Frank Bailey, Juvenile court
referee; and Ernie Vlau tnd
Wayne Couvilllon of the staff of
the Fresno County Probation Department.
Two units of credit caa he
earned. Thoae Intereated ahould
register with the teacher. The tee
wtll be $20.
The International Club will
hold a meeting and picnic la
O'Neill  Park  Sudday at  5  PM.
At a reorganisation meeting
last week. It wat decided to postpone the nomination ot officers
until the Sunday meeting when
more of the over 13" foreign ttudenti could  be  present.
Soccer aad volleyball game*
will kick off the get-together at
the park near the agriculture
unltt on eamput. Those attending are asked to bring their own
food, but drinks will be provided.
Ian Wtlke. itudent from Pakistan,   stressed   that   the
tlontl Club It not limited
elgn   ttudeau.
too." he laid. "The club often
aa excellent opportunity for tbe
exchange or Idea* betweea foreign
and American ttudenti."
"The club will enable American ttudentt to eo* possible ways
to improve the position of their
country   in   the   future."   Walke
"Ware considering a repeat of
t*t year's laternatloaal thow
nd dinner."  reported Walke.
Dr.   Frederick   H
"Its
for
Qualified Men Students Can
Pick Up Blue Key Petitions
talon men students
with the qualirieatlonsarill have
an opportunity to Join Blue Key.
national honorary service fra*
ternity.
Petitions for the organisation
will he available Monday la the
Studeat Actlvltlea Ofriee. They
must be returned by Oct. 25
Applicants muat have had leadership experience In three activities, scholarship equal to or above
the all mens grade point average
for Spring 19«3 of 2 442 and
service to tbe college,
college aa ushers at events such
aa head concerts, ipaeaot the a—-
eamput charity drive aad the Blue
Key Caratval. plua working oa
actlvltlea they are aaked to participate la.
PreaMeat of the organisation la
Tom Rudholm aad Gordon Wllaon,
deaa oT studeat actlvltlea. la tha
New i
.ember,   will
1 a reeeplloa Oet. IT.
Administration Offices
First On Master List
Library Shows  French
Victor Hugo Exhibit
I nsler a—spice* of the Prenc
Odorfer Will Speak Before History Meet
New admlnlstrttlon aad elaaa-
room bulldlngt are part of the
master plan for Freeao State College to ho preeeoted to the trustees of tha California State College System today.
The aew bulMlags will b<
eoaatraeted oa part ef the col
logo's farm eaat of Maple Ave
a——ratisg to Dr. Arnold E. Joyal
priesgsat of tho college.
• be eoaatraetog will bs
B leave tae greeeat adaUBlttra
—  artless  ta  ho eoaverted   tor
os. aald  Dr. Joyal
the growth ot the colleg* to i
enrollment    ot    20.01
lacludeg la the plaa that la
looking ahead 31 year* 1* * »ew
mtgiari hall complex, explataed
Dr. Joyal.
"We aaaa ta eventually hoaae
tl per eeat of oar earollatent la
residence hall*." he aald
will be built when the present area
| at Cedar and Shaw ls complt
Other bulldlogt propooed la tho
loag range plan will b* devoted to
art.    humanities,    he——eaa    aag
The master plan drtwB up a
I lg&e  It almoot complete and tho
Maple aad  Barstow Avaai
laas aad" t
ageada of th _
tee oo campus plaanlng ror ths
board's meeting at Oraage State
Colleg.-
I a review aad possible approval
I of aa addltloa to the FSC library
i alao oo the ageada.
The library addltloa will coat
.14 million aag eoaatruction ia
scheduled to begin aaat yoar. The
two etory addition will double
of the library
■ .—port—see to all California
atata mdlagss will ho a dlecueelon
a colleges a
Adolph Odorfer. associate pro-; apeak
feasor of art at Freano State College, will be one of tbe featured
speaker* at the three day con
ferenee or tbe Pacific Coast Coua-
ell on Latin American 8tudlet beginning today at FSC.
Odorfer will speak oa "Indian
Ceramics" at 5 PM Friday. He
wtll be followed by Dr. Lewis
Columbia Uatvaraity
history professor.  Dr   Haake wtll
topic "Do the Latin
Have   a   Common   History     A    He evaluation    of   The
Bolton   Thesis."
Panel discussions ar* scheduled for tbe aatlclpaled 100 conference delegatea for Thuraday
evening. Friday aad Saturday
morning. The topic* deal with
Latin   Amertcaa   hlotory.   calt.ro.
tat wtll ho bold
Industrial
and the cafeteria.
Th*   eoafereaee
be Dr.
Art*   building
Zepplin Ascent Observance Planned
The Freeao State Drama Club  eggs   for  the  egg  gam*
will celebrate the anniversary of | furnlahed  by  the club
the first ascent of the Graf Sea-j
The afternoon activities
vita**, act—r— ag to Pea-' lavlted l
plained   th.  Drama  Club' looted   will   bo   preaeal
she'.r..^^ -   ,h*   ■*"■   b#tW—   H*  io°*1" *~ ***********  -"•!"• i ** «---re_a
* -.:^"„,?lr.0I.^   Mu"c *** ■*•*---«. B_ldl_*_;in  htou>ry to celebrate wtth g_r- a charge of .4 eeai
drama gag art meat's perfoi
"Come Blow Tour Horn."
Beginning at 3 PM are demonstrations or physical taleata hy the
drama club members, a coeducational touch roothall garni, aa
ugly man Judging contest, aad
aa egg 'throwiag game
of tbe
club, aald all
take part ta t
Planned    actlvltlea    after    the f ties throughout the a*—alter. The  stou
presentation of "Come Blow Toar  next  event  to  he celebrated  will       "The  club   will
Horn." tt approximately 10:48
PM. will lactase a party backstage In the Speech-Arts Building.
AM with rtisrgsg i
probably be held on Calvin Cool-
Idge's birthday.
Nest Tuesday at  7
Areaa
haa   a
eerie* of oae aat play* aag variety
eatertalameat   by  st.de.ts
PsasBBO   aald  all   stu deals  are
the  aspects  of  the
beadle  all  ef