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The Collegian
Wednesday, September 30, 1964
MEET THE TEAM
DAN WILSEY -- FuUback.
Height, 6-0. Weight, 185. High
school, El Rancho, Whlttler.
Junior CoUege, Long Beach CC.
Honors, all league lnhlghschool.
Class, junior.
Windy Retires As
Sports Manager
TERRY PITTS — Left guard. ED STARK Left tackle. Height,
Height, 5-11. Weight, 222. High 6-2. Weight, 245. High school,
school, La Habra. Junior college, Fresno. Junior college, none.
Fullerton. Honors, all league ln Class, sophomore.
high school. Class, junior.
Hectic Pledge Week Ended
and other activities has ended
for 125 pledges of Fresno State
College's six sororities.
These pledges will be present¬
ed to the public Oct. 4 during
Pledge Presents ceremonies.
Delta Gamma leads the six
sororities with 30 pledges. Those
pledging are Susan Carole Angle,
Kay Ellen Anderson, Barrle Lee
BUesner, Candace Elizabeth
Bragg, Sydney Lynn Bragg, Judy
Butts, Margaret Louise Cargile,
Krlsti Clark, GaU Marcella
Dowllng, Kathleen Ann Drilling,
Gall Ellse Frlesen, Nancy Jean
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Frost, Carol Ann Gordon, Pam¬
ela Gayle Kindle, Kay Knowles,
Linda Joan Lynghelm, Carol
Jean Matthews, Angela Pantaleo,
Joy Loraine Palnott, Joan Marie
Pflueger, Sally Dec Rutledge,
Jane Ellen Schongel, Nancy E.
Smith, Nancy PatSheppard,Carol
Virginia Smlttcamp, Marilyn Ann
Snead, Roselavone DlanneStaley,
Sharon Leigh Steward, Judy Ma¬
rie Wathen, Cheryl Lynne
W ilk Ins/ •-,
Students pledgingAlphaXlDcl-
ta ari Teresi Anne Allen, Carol
Jean) Bailey, Busan Jane Balrd,
Sandra Lee Bass, Dorothy Bolt,
Jill Patricia Boyd, Jacqueline
Ann Cannon, Susan Elizabeth
Carr, Barbara Jean Cate, Bar¬
bara Ann Clark, Barbara Ann
Conroy, Marlene Suzanne Dc-
Ciero, Kathleen Alice Fabry,Ni¬
cole Judith Hoffmann, KIrsta Ja-
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"THE BEST TABLES
IN THE VALLEY"
Carpeted • Refrigerated
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538 N. Blackstone
NEXT DOOR TO
DICICCO-S PIZZERIA
Sales Are Great, J. G. Since
We Placed That Ad lajhe
Collegian
cobson, Lisa Kidder, Mary Cath¬
erine Leas, Barbara Elaine Max¬
well, Dale Elizabeth Murray, Gall
Orndoff, Mary Suda Pate, Janice
Lee Plog, Charla Jeanne Powell,
Gay MarUyn Price, Linda Lee
Shields, Georgia Helen Wade.
Kappa Alpha Theta pledges in¬
clude Kathy Brake, Jerri Ann
Bridges, Susanne May Brown,
Marilyn A. Daniels, Karen Lynne
Ferrler, Linda Ann GUflllan,
Wendy Louise Gonser, Geraidlne
Marie Heyman, Donna Alice Kin¬
ney, Jo Ann Leal, Loraine Gay
Malkovlch, Marilyn McArthur,
Carol Ann Mortlllaro, Linda Jo
Ochlnero, Janle Samuclian,
Sharon Kathleen Schafer, Chris¬
tine Marie Smith, Cheryl Ann
Spurgeon, Susan Christine Ston-
er, Jennifer Ann Tucker, LLnda
Lee White, Kathryn Alice Wright.
Kappa Kappa Gamma pledges
are Virginia Lee Berg, Marlon
Holly Blair, Carolyn Jeanne
Boltlnghouse, Jennifer M.Camp¬
bell, Caroline Jean Coffelt, San¬
dra Lee Collar, Bernadette
Yvonne Costa, Mary Carol Cov¬
ington, Beatrice Diane Elliott,
Lynn Diane Henrlkson,Susan Ann
Grimes Lane, Hillary Ann Man-
chl, Judy Markowltz, Karen Di¬
ane McKnlght, Tamsen Moore
Nichols, Wendy Lou Porter, Mar -
cle Lee Rantsma, Claudia Anne
Reynolds, Belinda Byrd Slfford,
Sherrlll Lee Walker.
Those pledging Delta Zeta are
Diane Belden, Judith Marylou
Calandra, Judith Ann Ganimlan,
Linda Cheryl Gunnell, Kathleen
Hellen Hare, Linda Jean Hodge,
Ruth Raylene Hormachea, G. Su¬
san Kadanl, Barbara Van Kin¬
dred, Susan Ann Klawltter, Linda
Gall Kreutzer, Jeanne Day Le-
munyon, Sharyn Lee Meek, Bar¬
bara Ann Monls, Elizabeth Claire
Moore, CarolineNlederauer, Pa¬
tricia Lynn Oliarra, Irene Olivia
OUver.
Phi Mu pledges are Joan Louis
Balrd, Jane Bewarder, Carol
Jean Brugmann, Cathy Ann Dem-
mon, Janice Evans Gonder, Ju¬
dith Ann Kelly, Claudia Jane
After 27 years of diligent ser¬
present chief CecU Coleman, Ls
vice, Arthur Wendell (Windy)
"one of the most dependable and
Holmes, who used up less than
versatile men on the entire school
two weeks of sick leave during
staff.*
Holmes ls one of the old school
retiring as Manager of Athletics
of self-educated men, having had
to quit school after the ninth grade
He has played an Important be-
and make his own living.
He was born ln Bradford,
Fresno State College athletic
Mass., August 8, 1895. The
program since coming to the
Holmes family moved to Fresno
Bulldog campus as equipment
ln 1909.
manager In 1948. In 1952 he was
"I used to yell at the kids all
elevated to manager of athletics,
the time," he said, "so they
started calling me Windy. I think
Holmes will be succeeded by
they liked me, but they used to
Chet Hogoboom, who hasbeenhls
pull tricks on me because they
assistant three years.
knew I would yell at them.*
"It ls going to be tough to slow
During his tenure at Fresno
State he has outlasted four aUi-
have are playing golf and watching
ball coaches. He has been of in¬
jury trials. I imagine I will pick
valuable assistance to these men
up some part-time work now and
and many others ln the athletic
then, but mainly I am looking
forward to watching the Fresno
department and association of-
Since 1952 he has been ticket
Hls trademark ls a "stogie"
manager, director of all stadium
which he is seldom without, hav¬
activities, draws up the FSC as¬
ing acquired the habit when ho was
sociation budget, handles all FSC
21 years old.
athletic team travel plans (mode
WhUe working as a milkman
before accepting his school Jobs,
orders all equipment, and until
he liked to sit ln on courtroom
the city took over John Euless
Park, he was ln charge of Uie
on this somewhat unusual hob-
In addition ho has many Inci¬
dental Jobs and according to past
athletic director Hal Beatty anc
Basketball
Slate Listed
foresting and
quietly beginning to drag out balls
and shoes ln preparation for the
cage season slated to begin on
Tuesday Dec. 1.
already began to limber up ln the
The Bulldog quintet will play a
26-game schedule, with 13 of the
tuts taking place at FSC.
Following ls the complete
schedule:
DATE OPPONENT PLACE
Dec. 1 Univ. of Nev. (H)
Dec. 4 Sacramento St. (H)
Dec. II
Dec. 12
Dec. 18
Dec. 21 Univ. c
Cal St. (Alameda) (T)
PATRONIZE OUR
ADVERTISERS
Weber St. (T)
Colorado St. (T)
Colorado St. (T)
U.O.P. (T)
•Cal St. (L.A.) (H)
•San Fern. St. (H)
•Cal St. (L. Beach) (T)
•San Diego St. (T)
Cal St. (Alameda) (H)
•Cal Poly (SLO) (H)
U.O.P. (H)
Cal Poly (Pomona) (H)
•Cal St. (L.A.) (T)
•San Fern. St. (T)
•Cal St. (L. Beach) (H)
•San Diego St. (H)
•Cal Poly (SLO) (T)
Alumni (H)
MUST SELL - Call 2
FREAKS
OR
FRESHMAN
Webster defines a
"freak" as a "queer per¬
son or happening.* Any
; that
simple and virgin pure-
Experience all you can
(maintaining yourproprl-
to gain a rich background.
Eat Chinese food.EatNc-
gro food, Eat white food,
great variety of unique
entertainment offered at
the Fine Art Theatre, and
you'U soon learn to dis¬
criminate and be
very one should see this
moving Tod Browning
motion picture.
Powerful and human.
Don't miss this except-
tlonal motion picture.
FINE ART THEATRE
1225 SO. MAPLE
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA
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| Title | 1964_09 The Daily Collegian September 1964 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1964 |
| 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 |
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| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Sept 30, 1964 Pg. 8 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1964 |
| 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 |
| Full-Text-Search | Page 8 The Collegian Wednesday, September 30, 1964 MEET THE TEAM DAN WILSEY -- FuUback. Height, 6-0. Weight, 185. High school, El Rancho, Whlttler. Junior CoUege, Long Beach CC. Honors, all league lnhlghschool. Class, junior. Windy Retires As Sports Manager TERRY PITTS — Left guard. ED STARK Left tackle. Height, Height, 5-11. Weight, 222. High 6-2. Weight, 245. High school, school, La Habra. Junior college, Fresno. Junior college, none. Fullerton. Honors, all league ln Class, sophomore. high school. Class, junior. Hectic Pledge Week Ended and other activities has ended for 125 pledges of Fresno State College's six sororities. These pledges will be present¬ ed to the public Oct. 4 during Pledge Presents ceremonies. Delta Gamma leads the six sororities with 30 pledges. Those pledging are Susan Carole Angle, Kay Ellen Anderson, Barrle Lee BUesner, Candace Elizabeth Bragg, Sydney Lynn Bragg, Judy Butts, Margaret Louise Cargile, Krlsti Clark, GaU Marcella Dowllng, Kathleen Ann Drilling, Gall Ellse Frlesen, Nancy Jean f THE }| [back booh 1 gp J Frost, Carol Ann Gordon, Pam¬ ela Gayle Kindle, Kay Knowles, Linda Joan Lynghelm, Carol Jean Matthews, Angela Pantaleo, Joy Loraine Palnott, Joan Marie Pflueger, Sally Dec Rutledge, Jane Ellen Schongel, Nancy E. Smith, Nancy PatSheppard,Carol Virginia Smlttcamp, Marilyn Ann Snead, Roselavone DlanneStaley, Sharon Leigh Steward, Judy Ma¬ rie Wathen, Cheryl Lynne W ilk Ins/ •-, Students pledgingAlphaXlDcl- ta ari Teresi Anne Allen, Carol Jean) Bailey, Busan Jane Balrd, Sandra Lee Bass, Dorothy Bolt, Jill Patricia Boyd, Jacqueline Ann Cannon, Susan Elizabeth Carr, Barbara Jean Cate, Bar¬ bara Ann Clark, Barbara Ann Conroy, Marlene Suzanne Dc- Ciero, Kathleen Alice Fabry,Ni¬ cole Judith Hoffmann, KIrsta Ja- BILLIARDS "THE BEST TABLES IN THE VALLEY" Carpeted • Refrigerated ADVANCE DESIGN BILLIARDS| 538 N. Blackstone NEXT DOOR TO DICICCO-S PIZZERIA Sales Are Great, J. G. Since We Placed That Ad lajhe Collegian cobson, Lisa Kidder, Mary Cath¬ erine Leas, Barbara Elaine Max¬ well, Dale Elizabeth Murray, Gall Orndoff, Mary Suda Pate, Janice Lee Plog, Charla Jeanne Powell, Gay MarUyn Price, Linda Lee Shields, Georgia Helen Wade. Kappa Alpha Theta pledges in¬ clude Kathy Brake, Jerri Ann Bridges, Susanne May Brown, Marilyn A. Daniels, Karen Lynne Ferrler, Linda Ann GUflllan, Wendy Louise Gonser, Geraidlne Marie Heyman, Donna Alice Kin¬ ney, Jo Ann Leal, Loraine Gay Malkovlch, Marilyn McArthur, Carol Ann Mortlllaro, Linda Jo Ochlnero, Janle Samuclian, Sharon Kathleen Schafer, Chris¬ tine Marie Smith, Cheryl Ann Spurgeon, Susan Christine Ston- er, Jennifer Ann Tucker, LLnda Lee White, Kathryn Alice Wright. Kappa Kappa Gamma pledges are Virginia Lee Berg, Marlon Holly Blair, Carolyn Jeanne Boltlnghouse, Jennifer M.Camp¬ bell, Caroline Jean Coffelt, San¬ dra Lee Collar, Bernadette Yvonne Costa, Mary Carol Cov¬ ington, Beatrice Diane Elliott, Lynn Diane Henrlkson,Susan Ann Grimes Lane, Hillary Ann Man- chl, Judy Markowltz, Karen Di¬ ane McKnlght, Tamsen Moore Nichols, Wendy Lou Porter, Mar - cle Lee Rantsma, Claudia Anne Reynolds, Belinda Byrd Slfford, Sherrlll Lee Walker. Those pledging Delta Zeta are Diane Belden, Judith Marylou Calandra, Judith Ann Ganimlan, Linda Cheryl Gunnell, Kathleen Hellen Hare, Linda Jean Hodge, Ruth Raylene Hormachea, G. Su¬ san Kadanl, Barbara Van Kin¬ dred, Susan Ann Klawltter, Linda Gall Kreutzer, Jeanne Day Le- munyon, Sharyn Lee Meek, Bar¬ bara Ann Monls, Elizabeth Claire Moore, CarolineNlederauer, Pa¬ tricia Lynn Oliarra, Irene Olivia OUver. Phi Mu pledges are Joan Louis Balrd, Jane Bewarder, Carol Jean Brugmann, Cathy Ann Dem- mon, Janice Evans Gonder, Ju¬ dith Ann Kelly, Claudia Jane After 27 years of diligent ser¬ present chief CecU Coleman, Ls vice, Arthur Wendell (Windy) "one of the most dependable and Holmes, who used up less than versatile men on the entire school two weeks of sick leave during staff.* Holmes ls one of the old school retiring as Manager of Athletics of self-educated men, having had to quit school after the ninth grade He has played an Important be- and make his own living. He was born ln Bradford, Fresno State College athletic Mass., August 8, 1895. The program since coming to the Holmes family moved to Fresno Bulldog campus as equipment ln 1909. manager In 1948. In 1952 he was "I used to yell at the kids all elevated to manager of athletics, the time," he said, "so they started calling me Windy. I think Holmes will be succeeded by they liked me, but they used to Chet Hogoboom, who hasbeenhls pull tricks on me because they assistant three years. knew I would yell at them.* "It ls going to be tough to slow During his tenure at Fresno State he has outlasted four aUi- have are playing golf and watching ball coaches. He has been of in¬ jury trials. I imagine I will pick valuable assistance to these men up some part-time work now and and many others ln the athletic then, but mainly I am looking forward to watching the Fresno department and association of- Since 1952 he has been ticket Hls trademark ls a "stogie" manager, director of all stadium which he is seldom without, hav¬ activities, draws up the FSC as¬ ing acquired the habit when ho was sociation budget, handles all FSC 21 years old. athletic team travel plans (mode WhUe working as a milkman before accepting his school Jobs, orders all equipment, and until he liked to sit ln on courtroom the city took over John Euless Park, he was ln charge of Uie on this somewhat unusual hob- In addition ho has many Inci¬ dental Jobs and according to past athletic director Hal Beatty anc Basketball Slate Listed foresting and quietly beginning to drag out balls and shoes ln preparation for the cage season slated to begin on Tuesday Dec. 1. already began to limber up ln the The Bulldog quintet will play a 26-game schedule, with 13 of the tuts taking place at FSC. Following ls the complete schedule: DATE OPPONENT PLACE Dec. 1 Univ. of Nev. (H) Dec. 4 Sacramento St. (H) Dec. II Dec. 12 Dec. 18 Dec. 21 Univ. c Cal St. (Alameda) (T) PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Weber St. (T) Colorado St. (T) Colorado St. (T) U.O.P. (T) •Cal St. (L.A.) (H) •San Fern. St. (H) •Cal St. (L. Beach) (T) •San Diego St. (T) Cal St. (Alameda) (H) •Cal Poly (SLO) (H) U.O.P. (H) Cal Poly (Pomona) (H) •Cal St. (L.A.) (T) •San Fern. St. (T) •Cal St. (L. Beach) (H) •San Diego St. (H) •Cal Poly (SLO) (T) Alumni (H) MUST SELL - Call 2 FREAKS OR FRESHMAN Webster defines a "freak" as a "queer per¬ son or happening.* Any ; that simple and virgin pure- Experience all you can (maintaining yourproprl- to gain a rich background. Eat Chinese food.EatNc- gro food, Eat white food, great variety of unique entertainment offered at the Fine Art Theatre, and you'U soon learn to dis¬ criminate and be very one should see this moving Tod Browning motion picture. Powerful and human. Don't miss this except- tlonal motion picture. FINE ART THEATRE 1225 SO. MAPLE FRESNO, CALIFORNIA |
