1962_04 The Daily Collegian April 1962

              Women Vote In
AWS Elections
Women students will elect offi¬
cers for their association Wednes¬
day at the same time as the gen¬
eral student body primary elec¬
tion.
Those running tor offices arc
Terry Bennetts, Nancy Laurllien
and Carol Shawver (or vice presi¬
dent; Kerry Konoway for secre¬
tary; Sharon Bourquin, Camella
Cross, Joyce Commlngs, Jann
Russell and Betty Watklns for
historian; and Andrea Byrd and
Barbara Harmon tor election
manager.
The offices of president and
treasurer are elected yearly at
the end of the fall
-The Fresno State Colleg* Collegian-
Afore Promises
(Continued from Page 1)
committees to carry out these
plana. For sure, he must be a per¬
son who works well with others
and fully realise that only
through complete cooperation of
all other students can his job be
accomplished. Very important is
that the President of the junior
class be able to accept responsi¬
bility and see the year end with
a successful prom.
I urge each one of you to close¬
ly examine my opponent and me
on this basis'. Who will best rep¬
resent youT Who will put forth
the most erfort with maximum
results?
I would slheiyely appreciate
your support In this coming elec-
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Fashion news from New Eng¬
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The panta are Jet black, have a
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reen the Edwardian dandy,
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Detail in packet handkerchiefs,
Cither all while or colored silk,
Is Importnnt. They either should
be in a casual fold or In a "puff"
fold. The straight even line Is
definitely out.
Bermuda   hose  are   simply   not
Ing considered, especially by the
eastern college set. reports Oent
Magaxlne. The only lime they are
permissible is in the evening when
coupled with  a necktie for dress.
The black dinner sujt- Just so
the  men   won't   forget   (hat   there
Candidates
Expound On
Platforms
Barry O'Neal
It is highly important that
every candidate no matter what
office he Is running for set forth
to tho voters a formulated pro¬
gram which he intends to execute
during his tenure of office. With
this In mind I recommend the fol¬
lowing proposals which I feel
should be Incorporated Into the
organization of our class activi¬
ties.
1. The Sophomore class should
assume a greater role In the or¬
ganisation of the Froah-Soph
Brawl so that It may again attain
the importance it once had In the
generation of school spirit and
participation. The Sophomore
Class because of a year of expe¬
rience with various channels of
leadership Is in a better position
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"DEAR DIARY:"
Monday:—
/ found out about boys , . .
from Frank.
He'i a real dream . . . abso¬
lutely the grooviest boy in the
crowd.
I used to just sit and stare at
him. I was pretty certain he
wouldn't even bother to look
my way . . . and as for dating
him . . . that was a laugh.
I never even bothered to
dress up. When he did say "hi"
. . I'd give him the deep freeze.
That made me feel safe. I
going to wear my heart
■nedf
And then it happ.
Mom asked me to go shop¬
ping for her. She said, "Would
I please dress like a young lady
for a change?" 1 took the hint
— wore that perfectly stunning
blue pique sheath dress with
sleeveless jacket I got from
COVER GIRL, my hi heels,
and everything. Even that brat
of a kid brother of mine man¬
aged to let out a whistle.
On the way back, we stopped
for a malt . . . and FRANK
WAS THERE. He looked at
me . . . and then he came over
to where we were sitting, and
pretty soon he asked me for a
date — and oh.' Life has been
so wonderful!
The lesson I learned was
that . . .
Boys don't make passes at
sloppily dressed lasses.
Good nite, dear diary
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