1967_10 The Daily Collegian October 1967

              —THE DAILY
Tuesday. October 3. 1967
No Joy In Mudville
The Fresno State eleven was out to win that night;
Even though the odds were against them and Mayor Hyde.
Nearly 8,000 fans showed up to witness the great upset;
And almost all were hoping the Bobcats would get decked.
With only moments gone the Bulldogs led the score;
And all the fans joined ln a tumultuous uproar.
But sooner than expected Montana came to bat;
And throughout the entire game led the ground attack.
At the festive half the score stood 21 to 6;
Placing Darryl Rogers ln a hell-a-va fla.
"Now listen here,* he told his men, "Your defense
Is falling apart;'
•You'd better get on the ball and take my words to heart."
Meanwhile, the FSC band had marched onto the field;
And was assisted by a majorette with less appeal.
Introduced as the "Seductress of the baton' before
Third quarter action got under way with no appreciable
gains by either team;
It looked as if the Bobcats would no doubt relgh supreme.
Then.wlth their backs to the dust-laden wind,
The big red and blue began to move again.
With twelve minutes to go Robinson led the fight;
The band Is playing and somewhere hearts are light.
Flores followed suit and suddenly It was a ball game;
The score now stood 21 to 20 and only seconds remained.
The crowd stood and watched the final seconds go by;
They questioned the coach, "Would he go for a tie?"
The mighty eleven lined up for a conversion play;
The spectators all bowed their heads and prayed.
Push-Cart
'Derby' To
Roll Friday
Fraternities, sororities and
Independent groups are busy put¬
ting final touches on their push
carts and getting their legs ln
shape for Friday's push cart
relays, sponsored by Lambda Chi
Alpha Fraternity.
The Judging of the carts will
begin at noon Friday with the
relays to follow. Ex-Fresno disc
Jockey Sam Schwan will act as
affair.
•   of
sons, plus a trophy for "best
looking cart" and a sweepstakes
trophy. Homan   Hall  won the
Pompey Tells LA Group Of New Book
Sherman Lee Pompey wllldls-
blned meetings of the American
Philatelic Society, a national
stamp organization, and the So¬
ciety of Australasia Specialist.
The meeting will beheld Oct. 15
ln Los Angeles.
Pompey, a Junior at Fresno
State College, Is the author of
"The Post Offices of Papua and
New Guinea 1888-1987," and has
contributed articles to Western
Stamp Collector, Covers Maga¬
zine and The Australasia Spe¬
cialists.
A genealogist, expert ln tracing
family histories, pompey Is the
former chairman of the Western
United States Study Group of the
Southern California Genealogical
Society.
In 1966, he was chosen Man
of the Year of the Kern County
Genealogical Society.
He has written two genealogy
"The Moses Spratt  Framlly of
Platte County, Missouri."
Pompey holds an associate of
College.
The Push Cart Relays Dance
will be held Friday night at the
Rainbow Ballroom, featuring the
music of the Shaymen. Tickets
wUl be on sale starting today from
Lambda Chi Alpha members for
$1.25 or at the Ballroom Friday
night for $1.50.
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FRESNO    STATE   COLLEGE
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FRESNO. CALIFORNIA
WF.DNF.SUAY . OCTOBER 4. 1967
Student Panel Selected
HM Plans Brief Stay
Vice President Hubert H.Hum¬
phrey will arrive on the FSC
campus at 3 p.m. Oct. 9 and give
a 15 minute speech ln the Men's
Gymnasium. Following the ad¬
dress there win be a question
and answer period between the
vice president   and   a    student
Student
members I
Theatre Group
Satirizes War
■AH hull Macbeth'
\li hall Maenad¬
s'Theatre presents
iy Director
sample of
The  c
It Includ
Hopkins, Phil Maynard and Lila
Bradshaw as the three witches;
Jeff Wool!, MacBlrd; Candy Holt,
Lady MacBlrd; Mel Cobb, John
Ken O'Dunc and Wayne ol Morse;
Dave Purday, Prologue and Ro¬
bert Ken O'Dunc; and Alan Hom-
berg, Ted KenO'Dunc.Bill Walsh
will read the Crony and Egg of
Extension
Still Open
high school graduates mav^stlll
enroll In the extension program,
according   to   Dr.  Arne  Nixon,
The program Is ln Its second
week but students may enroll up
penalized five dollars.
tain permission from the Instruc-
The classes begin at 7 p.m.
at the downtown campus building
at University and Van Ness Ave-
Student President Mike Case,
Alpha Phi Alpha president Ste¬
wart McGee, Collegian editor
Carole Sarklslan.Blue Key offi¬
cer Tom Tusan and Bonnie Benck
president of  Delta Zeta-
Klcklng off Humphrey's whirl¬
wind-  tour of the Fresno area
The reception will be headed by
Rep. B.F. SIsk, D-Fresno, and
Fresno Mayor, Floyd H. Hyde Is
After the FSC speech and panel
the Trinity Street Multiple Ser¬
vice Center. The center's direc¬
tor,  Odell   Johnson  will act as
Completing the vice pre¬
sident's visit will be aDemocra-
tlc Central Committee rally at
the   air  terminal  at   5:30 p.m.
Jackson Carle, administrative
assistant for Congressman Slsk,
Frosh Begin
Campaign
Candidates for freshman das.
senators begin campaigning today
The  two  candidates  with  the
Students seeking the offices are
Lin Britten, Mark Etcheverry,
James Harp, Marian Holmes,
Larry llolman, Brad Kemp, Ro¬
bert Miller, Lee Munson, William
Olson, Mike Pack, Raymond
Rahn, PhllllpSherwood and Henry
:o the
ubllc.
Tea Kicks Off
Homecoming'67
Senators-At-Large
Applications for sophomore
ble In the student president's
ifflce.
According   to   Mike Case,
lents Interested ln applying
nust have a 2.5 grade point
verage, and be a member of a
resno State student body for
Hinkson To Give Religious Talks
Hlnksw. -.11 address a Stu¬
dent Senate meeting tonight al
7 p.m. ln Speech Arts 151. Ii
Is open to the public and student:
"♦ are urged to attend, according tc
Student President, Mike Case
•The Person-Jesus Christ,1
will be lllnkson's topic when hi
Gilliam To Speak
On Hippie Love
Hinkson is the directorofCru
sade's University Ambassado
Team. The team consists of 5
coUege graduates who will trave
b: The Hippies
ter Word- will be Eric Gilliam's
topic tomorrow when he addres¬
ses Cross Currents at 12:10p.m.
in the CoUege Religious Center.
Gilliam, a senior radio-TV
major, will also show his short
film of the Halght-Ashbury dis-
Last semester Gilliam wrolea
series of articles for The Dally
Collegian on LSD ln Halght-As-
Cross Currents  Is  a  weekly
sponsored by the College Y.
There will b
reserve seating ln the Men's
Gym with special sections for
dignitaries. Peach Corps train¬
ees and International Students.
Other than that, seating will be
on a first come first serve basis.
The public will also be welcome.
Photo Signups
Begin Oct. 3
Senior and graduate students
may sign up tomorrow through
Friday ln front of the Cafeteria
to have pictures taken for the 1968
Campus.
i Photographs will be taken Kako
Murasako for two weeks begin¬
ning Oct. 9 at a mobUe unit on
The charge will be$3.Students
:et«fi  four  proofs  from
head yell leader Bob Braltman
at a noon rally Oct. 18.The queen
will be crowned later that night
at the Homecoming concert, fea¬
turing Sergio Mendes and Brasll
formal dance from 8 to 12 p.m.
at the Rainbow Ballroom. Tickets
locations on campus  ant $1.25
A breakfast honoring members
of the various work committees
will be held Saturday morning at
he Del Webb TowneHouse,
Homecoming
10   a
The q>
ickets for the 8:30 p.m. con-
t, priced at $3.50, $4 and $4.50
now on sale at the theater box
ce. Student card holders can
chase tickets at the special
:ount rate of $3 through Oct.
he queen and her court will
In the amphitheater, featuring
which  t
c their
halftlme at the Fresno State-Los
Angeles State football game at
Ratcllffe Stadium Saturday night.
Pat Rlcchlutl Is chairman of
the Homecoming planning com¬
mittee and Susan Miyake Is the
secretary. Others heading the
various committees are Cheryl
Chase and Janet Paige, tea; Bob
Braltman, rallies; Dora Mls-
slrllan, coronation; Penny Mac
Donald, breakfast; Bill Pucheu.
Till: lllGSH\Ki:i)OH
Harvester Does Work Of 30-40 Men
30 to 40 men ln the field, was demonstrated y
terday In the Fresno State College vineyard.
■ The machine, developed by Dr. Harold olmo
Henry Studer of University of California at Da
is being used commercially on a limited basis
harvesting wine grapes.
Studer, who demonstrated the prototype, I
the machine works on a principle of vibration,
impact arm  hits  the  wire holding  up the vl
■The biggest problem with the pi
Studer, "Is converting the existing vl
the new harvesting technique.* Win
the vines must be modified to acce|
Studer said the commercial versli
vester can pick two acres per hou
used for wine and raisin grapes.
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