1966_12 The Daily Collegian December 1966

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SHEPHERD'S SHELL
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Aztecs easily
dominate final
league statistics
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The Aztecs, rated toe number
one small college to the nation,
ments   whUe   two   San   Dlegans
Craig Scogglns sotanewCCAA
record with 81 pass receptions
and also led the circuit to points
scored with 73. Dave Beck was the
Easley — 264-
8673.
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185.
500.   —
803    yards   ar
s.   The    -Dogs
Robins
of 149 all
added 10 yards on the ground lor
a   total   offense   showing   of 813
Ernie Nolte had a fifth place
showing In toe pass receiving
category.     Nolte     snagged    35
tallies.
In the team statistics section,
the Bulldogs finished tops In the
conference in pass defense. FSC
yielded only 100 completions
from 238 attempts for 1,346
yards, an avorage of 134.6 yards-
por-game.   The   'Dogs   allowed
-ANNOUNCEMENT-
(Kenny) Johnson 11/
m STYLIST Join
s staff ^
Town Barber Shop
next to Perry's
Bullpen
and Shaw. Kenny specializes In raro
styling,
straightening- and
coloring.   For
ruesday   night   t
Paced by All-A
Ron Relgel again looked good
for to» BuUdogs. Relgel meshed
13 points to head too Fresnans In
o off tho b
Join Jim Waldron as each whipped
In seven tallies.
The Bulldogs now have toreo
before the next game scheduled
for Saturday at tho Selland Arena
against a rough University of San
Diego team.
'Pups upset Ti-Cats
in overtime thriller
Fresno State Collego's fresh-
thunder from their big brothers
Tuesday night by winning a heart-
stopping 87-
e decision      free U
lit) In U
Constantino was too 'Pups' top
chipped in 21 plus some key re-
[ht   untU   tho
Ken Patton was able todomos
Df tho late damage by snaking hi
*«y through tho Pacific defenslv
■   a   Lucius   Davi;
th eight seconds le
six   straight   points   for a
TURNER'S
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The upbeat buttondown.
Everything about this Arrow
Decton Perma-lron shirt
is traditional — except the
fact that it refuses to
wrinkle. And that may
a whole n
Note the wide stripes, the
just-so roll of the collar.
It's in a blend of Dacron
polyester and
■'Sanforized-Plu:
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BUY YOUR ARROW SHIRTS AT .
HARRY COFFEE'S MEN'S WEAR
966 Fulton Mall
Greek girls to play
Santa to children
On US tour
A Christmas party for 50 un-
dorprlvUeged children ls this
year's community project of the
Junior Panhellenlc Council. Tho
p.m. In Speech Arts 169.
The chUdren ranging from first
to eighth graders aro from toe
Fresno State CoUege tutorial
program.
The sorority pledge classes of
Junior Panhellenlc have planned
the party to Include Christmas
stockings fUlod with goodies for
all the chUdren, games and group
singing, refreshments and, tenta-
Santa    Claus    will    visit   tho
youngsters at tho party. A decor¬
ated Christmas tree for the party
will bo donated by Alpha Gamma
The children will be given
transportation from the Ivy and
us. Members of toe pledgo
os wUl provide rides homo
Each sorority pledge clai
I charge of a special area of tho Eventoough
hUdren's     Christmas     party. poopio of Suda
dpha XI   Delta ls In charge of control  of the
efreshments;      Delta    Gamma, ment, they hav
Sudan educators
see Fresno schools
xibllclty, clean-up and na
ags; Delta Zeta, entortainme
\appa    Alpha  Theta,   transpt
:oratlons,   and   Phi Mu, Chrl
in program
Throe   mo:
THE     DAILY
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possibly    adopt   i
Thoy are especially li
to the
Senate to vote
on appointments
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'Battle of the Sexes' featured
in Readers' Theater opening
•Tho BatUe of the Sexes,*
first presentation of Readers'
Theater to over 10 years, will
open tonight in the Arena Theatre
Tho setting 1;
Curt
Psychedelic art
Dale O
ftedal's expression of  "Som  In d
happening
"  was demonstrated Wednesday  In
nomics 208.
iss.   taught by  Richard W.  DeUney
Kxpresslc
LSD. J J
This rat
hopefully
for a colft
;e session. Afterwards they will wal
•xperience.
Friday.  There   v
'I can promise you an totel-
:tually stimulating evening,*
nmentod Diroctor Ralph Sal-
Freshman wins
naming contest
llcatlon. A prize of 110 w
namo, freshman Jon Shaw.
■We wore looking for a
which would both reflect wt.
are doing and havo a bit of c
Iness about it. AswewUlbe
a very ojuantltlve question!
man NeU Marks said.
Tho committee has sent
lng    their    wUUngness   to
tlclpate   to   handing   out
Residence hall
administration
is KFSR topic
State Collego's three resldonc
halls wUl bo the subject of
radio broadcast tonight at 1:3
on KFSR.
.: of B
.   Kay
resident at .Jioman.
Lawrence, head resident at
Graves Hall, wlU not attend duo
to Illness.
Policies   to  be  discussed In¬
clude the sign-to regulations at
: pm
at of
regulations and Individual
responsibility versus the *ln-
loco-parenUs* doctrine.
phasls   ls  placed  on  the   vocal
•It Is a great show,* Salgado
said. "It ls an entirely different
concept of toe theater, it
(Readers' Theater) has boenheld
fossor of speech, ls the
program's assistant director.
The cast members are Linda
Hayworth, Floy Paynter, Chris¬
tine Saroyan, Charlene Smith,
Ken   Crabtroe,  Dennis Rickard,
Editors will be
selected today
Selection of the CoUegian and
Handbook editors wUl bo decided
today at a Board of Publications
meeting.
Seeking tho CoUegian position
are Gary Daloyan, Mary Lou
Fleming   and   MUos Shuper. AU
Colleen Letnan, a Junior
Journalism student, ls toe only
applicant     for     the     Handbook