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The Fresno State College Collegian-
Gridiron Wives Follow Husbands Careers At State
11. SHAKON FISH
Collegian Staff Writer
Wives of Fresno State foot bn II
players find the season full of
excitement and activity.
Instead ot feeling loneliness
and neglect when their husbands
forsake them for the gridiron.
the girls rally forth spirited par¬
ticipation and a. growing interest
for the fall sport.
"This Is Ihe best lime ot the
year for us!" is a sentiment ech¬
oed by ihe wives of three FSC
varsity football players who are
willing to share their husbands
with platoons of Coach Cece Cole-
llonnie lljunti, wife of Jan
Barrett, most valuable lineman
In last year's Merry Howl, until,
"It's kind of a letdown wheat tlie
sennon encla. Jan's life Is sort of
centered around foothnll. This Is
our fun time."
"I really don'i mind the hours
he spends practicing,"' she added.
"In order to have a good team
you have to upend a lot or time.
It's worth It."
Her feelings were strongly
backed by wives of Fresno's two
quarterbacks Jon Anabo and
Beau Carter.
Practice Every Day
**Jon practices every day in¬
cluding Sunday," Joyce Anabo
said. HI enjoy rootball even
though we have to sacrifice a lot
or other things for ihe tin:
volved.
"Jon likes football van t
and takes It very seriously,'
s.iiil. "However. I think he e
tike lo devote a little time t
Ing a uludenl."
Sn Mm.. !:n.];.■:,■
Diane Carter feels lhat to
a winning team the players
lake the game r.Srlously. "
lleve the public Image of t
dumb football player has il
pea red." she declared. "1
boys siudv sheets of lech
lhat <
scientist
(hat although they worry
about their husbands playing. It
doesn'l slop them from enjoying
"The fart that Jon's n qimrter-
lia-k uuikes me feel betler," Joyce
AnntHi said. "QuttrterbackM usu¬
ally liave so much protection.
Fresno luut a Wrong line."
"I don't worry as much hIhhiI
[lean here as 1 did in Junior vol-
lege," Illane farter Mated. "He
htm a bigger line In front of him
"I l
orry iiIkhiI hliu mora w
to fly to jer.ni
udd-
drni-e in Ihe tnen he plays wW*
than llie pilots." ^^
"I wnlcli Ihe players as they
KM up after a play," said llonnle
llarn-tt. "" J«" l* *** ■*""*
up, I know something has hap-
All three girls claimed that the
linage ot a "football hero" was
not the spark which atirucud
them to their husbands.
Bonnie Barred. ttW former
Bonnie Clark, claims she didn't
know Jan played* fnollinll when
she mK him. "I met MM after
ihe tool ball, season was over,
she said. "We W*TB married six
monihs later."' The couple was
married In April. IM1.
Bonnie, ihe Queen ot the IKO
Olympics, graduated from FSC
leaches fbtttl
grade,
> nix! 1)1.mi'
Carter could easily be termed th,
■■girl next door."
Started In High BchooJ
"I dated Beau all through higt,
school," Diane aald, "so footbui
wasn't the main attraction." Kb*
and her hut-band attended Ven¬
tura College for two year* ami
came to FSC last fall. Both mm],
over a 3.8 grade point average
last spring. They were min-tg|
in August.
Joyce and Jon Av.abo are from
Fairfield. Joyce, a blue-wri.
blond, said, "I started dating Jnn
In high school, but I've known
him all my life." Joyce Is taking
17 units this semester ami j»
working for her masters dstrw
In English.
Bulldogs Go For Third Win Dog Polo Team In Final
In Row Over SJ Spartans Home Stand Saturday
San Jose
Leads Series
*■
Ity FRED McPHEItSO.V
Collegian Sports Writer
When the Bulldogs travel to
San Jose Slate Saturday to tangle
with the Spartans for the 31st
time in history. Fresno State will
be trying to win their 13th game
of ihe series In which the San
Jose griddors have come out on
top 15 times. There have been
thrc
tie*.
FSC has won the last two
games. 27-11 and 36-27. In 1359
the Spartans clobbered the Bull¬
dogs. 40-14. and the year before
lhat San Jose State racked up
the biggest score ever between
the two schools, 18-6.
Tho Bulldogs' blfCgesl SCOT? ia
butt year's 36 point*.
Although the won-lost perceot-
aKe. la clone. San Jose State has:
rolled np almost 200 more points i
<B84 to SOS) than FSC in the'
grid series that dates back to
1S21. The Spartans won that!
first one, 14-2.
Fresno State*trtatest shtttont-Is-1
their 6-0 win in 1942. SJS came
back to stomp the Bulldog* 28-0
In 1954.
Seven Straight
From 1948 through '54 SJS
won seven straight games from
Fresno, the longest win streak
In the series. FSC broke the
streak In '55 with a 19-13 win
and then went on to beat the
Spartans the next two years to
record their longest winning
.*> Game Split
Since 1952 the teams have split
five games apiece. The closest
games In the last ten years have
been SJS's 27-21 win in '53 and
ij:
Blast that greasy Ud stuff-that's my helmet, not Ihe balll
Holmes Urges Students
To Buy Tickets Early
BIG LOSS—Sophomore end
Dennis Monypeny was a
1960 IV standout. He did not
play last year because ol a
knee operation and this year
has seen limited action be¬
cause of recurence of the old
injury.
BEAT SAN JOSE
FSC's 19-13 victory in '55 and
13-S In '57.
Two ot the three ties hare
been O-O defensive battles, nonie-
lliing lhat fans will not see this
Saturday.
This yen r'a game will more
likely rollow the "trend" of PSt"-
SJS Raines. Twenty «>f Ihe SO
games played between the ■ two
college* lutve been won by more
than one tourlidnun.
San J one Slate won Us first
game of the seasgn last week by
upsetting UOP 24-22. They may
be ready to roll.
Club To Host
SpeakerToday
Frank Conway, an administra¬
tor of the "People to People"
program from San Francisco will
speak to the International Club
today at 1 PM In committee room
1 of the cafeteria.
He will explain the operation
of the program to club members.
Plans are under way to set up a
branch of the "people" plan on
the Fresno State campus.
BILL LONG '62
r-roYidanl Mutual
Aulila*! Compm 3*p*muor
Bill Long has been associated
wilh our campus unit at Fresno
State since March of this year.
Graduating in June of 1963,
he was made Assistant Campus
Supervisor.
While on undergraduate. Bill
was a Yell, leader. Vice Presi¬
dent of his. Junior Class. Pres¬
ident of Delta Sigma Phi, ond
Vic* President of the Inter¬
fratemity Council.
We're proud fo have men like
Bill Long oi socio fed with Prov¬
ident Muiual's Campus Unit
Program at colleges and uni¬
versities throughout the United
Slates. Far information on how
you can get started'In a dy¬
namic and growing business,
just contact our local office
LOCKWOOD
Manager
Suite A. Mario Towen
1295 Wbhon Avenue
Fresno 4, California
PROVIDENT MUTUAL
t__i _B__wB_e OawpaiBr
iwrn-WpWi
manager Wendy Holmes
reminds all students that tickets
UOI'-PSC game next Sat¬
urday will go on sale this Friday.
men urges all Bulldog root-
make-early -purchases for''
traditional Tiger-Bulldog
game because an early sellout ls
expected lor the classic.
Tickets may be bought at
Homan's Sporting Goods Store In
*Bat bow much can on*
men take? Sine* I'ta
b**n wearing A-l'a
Rapier eleeke wemom
find ma Irresistible,
They keep follow¬
ing me. Slay back
gins, tty heart
belongs lo A-t,"
At your favoritg cam put ihop
FRESNO CC TRANSFER—
Sophomore Dewey Belli at
5-9 isn't considered hig as
flankers go, but line coach
Bob Burgess thinks he can
-make it because of his speed
and instinct ai his left end
slat. Belli may see action
against San lose Slate
SF State
To Invade
The Fresno State College mtai
polo team will make its final
home appearance or the Reason
Saturday when It plays San Fran-
Cisco State at 11 a.m. In tho KSC
pool.
Th.- Bulldogs will be trying u
bounce back from a double defeat
lost week at the hands of two o
Ihe state's strongest colk_i
teams Playing two games In mu
day. they bowed to the Unlverwiti
ot the Pacific. 7-5. and I-nm
Beach State. 21-12, to drop their
record to five wins and five Ion
Three Bulldog starters will u-
maklng their final water popn -u?
pesirsinces In the FSC pool Sat
urday. They are captain and rert
ler back Itoss Fitzgerald, forwarr
Dennis Bledsoe, and goallo tvo
Hoffman.
Bledsoe Is the team's No
scorer with 28 goals In 10 game*
five behind club leader Ton]
Atencio. Hal Hevener. the tnlti
forward, has 16 goals _
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(2 miles away)
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SIX CHAJ1S AND SHINE
Object Description
| Title | 1962_11 The Daily Collegian November 1962 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1962 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | November 8, 1962, Page 4 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1962 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
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The Fresno State College Collegian-
Gridiron Wives Follow Husbands Careers At State
11. SHAKON FISH
Collegian Staff Writer
Wives of Fresno State foot bn II
players find the season full of
excitement and activity.
Instead ot feeling loneliness
and neglect when their husbands
forsake them for the gridiron.
the girls rally forth spirited par¬
ticipation and a. growing interest
for the fall sport.
"This Is Ihe best lime ot the
year for us!" is a sentiment ech¬
oed by ihe wives of three FSC
varsity football players who are
willing to share their husbands
with platoons of Coach Cece Cole-
llonnie lljunti, wife of Jan
Barrett, most valuable lineman
In last year's Merry Howl, until,
"It's kind of a letdown wheat tlie
sennon encla. Jan's life Is sort of
centered around foothnll. This Is
our fun time."
"I really don'i mind the hours
he spends practicing,"' she added.
"In order to have a good team
you have to upend a lot or time.
It's worth It."
Her feelings were strongly
backed by wives of Fresno's two
quarterbacks Jon Anabo and
Beau Carter.
Practice Every Day
**Jon practices every day in¬
cluding Sunday," Joyce Anabo
said. HI enjoy rootball even
though we have to sacrifice a lot
or other things for ihe tin:
volved.
"Jon likes football van t
and takes It very seriously,'
s.iiil. "However. I think he e
tike lo devote a little time t
Ing a uludenl."
Sn Mm.. !:n.];.■:,■
Diane Carter feels lhat to
a winning team the players
lake the game r.Srlously. "
lleve the public Image of t
dumb football player has il
pea red." she declared. "1
boys siudv sheets of lech
lhat <
scientist
(hat although they worry
about their husbands playing. It
doesn'l slop them from enjoying
"The fart that Jon's n qimrter-
lia-k uuikes me feel betler," Joyce
AnntHi said. "QuttrterbackM usu¬
ally liave so much protection.
Fresno luut a Wrong line."
"I don't worry as much hIhhiI
[lean here as 1 did in Junior vol-
lege," Illane farter Mated. "He
htm a bigger line In front of him
"I l
orry iiIkhiI hliu mora w
to fly to jer.ni
udd-
drni-e in Ihe tnen he plays wW*
than llie pilots." ^^
"I wnlcli Ihe players as they
KM up after a play," said llonnle
llarn-tt. "" J«" l* *** ■*""*
up, I know something has hap-
All three girls claimed that the
linage ot a "football hero" was
not the spark which atirucud
them to their husbands.
Bonnie Barred. ttW former
Bonnie Clark, claims she didn't
know Jan played* fnollinll when
she mK him. "I met MM after
ihe tool ball, season was over,
she said. "We W*TB married six
monihs later."' The couple was
married In April. IM1.
Bonnie, ihe Queen ot the IKO
Olympics, graduated from FSC
leaches fbtttl
grade,
> nix! 1)1.mi'
Carter could easily be termed th,
■■girl next door."
Started In High BchooJ
"I dated Beau all through higt,
school," Diane aald, "so footbui
wasn't the main attraction." Kb*
and her hut-band attended Ven¬
tura College for two year* ami
came to FSC last fall. Both mm],
over a 3.8 grade point average
last spring. They were min-tg|
in August.
Joyce and Jon Av.abo are from
Fairfield. Joyce, a blue-wri.
blond, said, "I started dating Jnn
In high school, but I've known
him all my life." Joyce Is taking
17 units this semester ami j»
working for her masters dstrw
In English.
Bulldogs Go For Third Win Dog Polo Team In Final
In Row Over SJ Spartans Home Stand Saturday
San Jose
Leads Series
*■
Ity FRED McPHEItSO.V
Collegian Sports Writer
When the Bulldogs travel to
San Jose Slate Saturday to tangle
with the Spartans for the 31st
time in history. Fresno State will
be trying to win their 13th game
of ihe series In which the San
Jose griddors have come out on
top 15 times. There have been
thrc
tie*.
FSC has won the last two
games. 27-11 and 36-27. In 1359
the Spartans clobbered the Bull¬
dogs. 40-14. and the year before
lhat San Jose State racked up
the biggest score ever between
the two schools, 18-6.
Tho Bulldogs' blfCgesl SCOT? ia
butt year's 36 point*.
Although the won-lost perceot-
aKe. la clone. San Jose State has:
rolled np almost 200 more points i
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