1968_06 The Daily Collegian June 1968

              'Dream' To Be Presented
llgstful comic romp, "A Mid¬
summer Night's Dream,* will be
presented June 20, 21 and 22 by
the Fresno State College Acad¬
emy for the Performing Arts.
The productions, staged under
the stars ln the FSC Amphithea¬
tre, are free of charge and open
to the public. Show Ume ls 8:30
p.m. with a band concert pro¬
ceeding at 8:00 p.m.
Directed by PhlUlpN. Walker,
professor of speech, the produc¬
tion of "A Midsummer Night's
the full comic flavor of the play
while eliminating some of the
characteristically Shakespeare¬
an ambiguity which ls said to
confuse moat modern audiences.
The action has been confined
to a single setting which ln the
opening and closing scenes rep¬
resents Theseus', played by Carl
Jones, throne room and ln the
middle scenes, with appropriate
changes In lighting, represents an
' wood near Athens.
Gallego Named   Coordinator Outlines
Athlete Of Year  Change Procedure
Enrollment
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- for the State Colleges. The Sum¬
mer Session budget must be self
supporting as no money ls re¬
ceived from the state. Spencer
stated that sometimes this ls
good as this leaves flexibility ln
e programing.
The r<
in that tl
figure ls so small this year could
be related to the high cost of
taking classes.
Spencer pointed out that back ln
1960 the cost of taking three units
was $34.50 compared lo today's
cost of $63.00 per three units.
In addition to the $21.00 per
unit the students also pay a $2.00
activity fee plus a $4.00 College
Union Fee.
This year's Summer Session
budget contains $340,000 for fac¬
ulty salaries, which is 75 per cent
of the total Summer Session bud¬
get. The remaining 25 per cent
'EJte Sunday
St. Paul's Catholic Chapel at Newman Cantor
1572 E. BARSTOW AVE. - Phone 439-4641
MASSES: Sundays 8-10-12 Noon;
Moo. thru Frl., 5 p.m.; Sat & HoUdays, 8 a.m.
CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 3-5 p.m. and 7:30-9 a.m.
Rev. Sergio P. Negro, Chaplain
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
3901 E. CLINTON - Phone 227-4123
Jacob T. Dick - J. D. Gllck, Pastors
COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST
EAST BULLARD, BETWEEN FIRST AND CEDAR
SUNDAY: Bible School, 9 a.m.; Morning Worship, 10 a.n
Young People, 5 p.m.j Evening Worship, 6 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: Bible Study 7:30 p.m.
Dedicated to Serving the College Community
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
280 WEST SHAW AVE. - Phone 229-8371
11:00 a-ro. Sunday Services - 11:00 a.m. Sunday School
8:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meetings
FREE READING ROOM AND LENDING LIBRARY
Open 12:00 to 4,-30 p.m. Monday through Friday     '•
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
8, 9:I5& 10:30 AM: WORSHIP    HOLY COMMUNION-lst Sunday
t and Thura. 7 4 10 AM .
PMltp A. Jordan, Pastor     John E. Peterson, Associate Pastor
Mike Gallego, a Fresno State
College All-Aroertcan wrestler,
was named the Fresno State Col¬
lege Athlete of the Year, Wednes¬
day night at the Annual Spring
Sports Banquet held ln O'Neill
Park.
Gallego who hails from Paci¬
fic Grove, California, becomes
the first athlete to win the award
twice.
This award marked a year of
great accompUshment for the 21
year old senior Zoology major.
His overall record was 49-1. He
won first place ln the following
pre-leaguc tournaments-North¬
ern California Intercolleglatesat
San Jose, and the Mare Island
Invitational.
Ho placed third at the UCLA
Invitational whore he lost his only
match of the season. He went on
to win first place in Naval Train¬
ing Center Tournament at San
Diego and Ihe California Colllgl-
in Conf.
Parking
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college.
General parking areas Include
all non-painted curbs and areas
Limited parking, for 30 min¬
utes only, Is Indicated by green
curbs. The yellow curbing Is for
General vehicular ordinances,
Including speeding which ls 15
and green tlme-llmlt spaces are
ln effect at all times.
Special Ordinances for the op-
eratlon of vehicles on the campus
of Fresno State College, revised
September 1, 1966, are posted on
bulletin boards ln each building on
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• LUBRICATION
• FREE PICK-UP
• AND DELIVERY
• BLUE CHIP STAMPS
CAMPUS
CHEVRON
The following procedures are
for changing Summer Session
programs or for late enrollment:
(1) Any student who wishes to
may go directly to the Regis¬
trar's window or to the Summer
Sessions Office, Room 132-Tho-
roas Administration Building,
pick up the necessary forms,
fill them out, and report direct¬
ly to the class which he wishes
to add. If the Instructor approves
his registration, he will sign the
student's card which the student
will then return to Ihe Regis¬
trar's window for final proces-
porl directly tothe Coordinator of
Summer Sessions ln Room 132-
Thomas Administration Building
where he will secure the neces¬
sary forms (Note: In all Instances
Involving program changes, the
student may secure the forms
from either the Registrars win¬
dow or the Coordinator's Office,
He will complete the forms, have
them Initialed by the Coordinator
and then take them to the Regis¬
trar's window for processing.
This procedure applies during the
first two weeks of the session
when no grade ls assigned by Ihe
(2) If a student wishes to drop
Housing Is
Available
Housing, l>oth on and off cam-
.   pus, Is available for students at¬
tending   the    1968   Fresno State
College Summer Session.
The college resident halls are
attending   the   Fresno   campus.
The halls  are  located on the
southwest corner of the campus
e  of three story modern
ounge, r
aUmltednum-
ly-lype housing
e. The r<
will In.
licensed.
A security deposit of$201s re¬
quired and will be refunded after
a room is vacated if no charges
are assessed for lost or damaged
residence hall properly.
The college Housing Office
maintains a list of available
rooms, apartments and homes as
campus housing.
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Bible
Bible School - 9.45
Morning Worship
-11:00
Evening Worship
-7:00
COLLEGE
DISCUSSION HOUR
Sunday - 8:30 P.M. (Refreshments)
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(3) After Ihe second week, the
student should pick up theneces-
sary program change forms In
either office, complete thorn, and
have the instructor sign them.
Ho will then return the completed
signed forms to the Registrar's
window for processing.
(4) If a student has any ques¬
tions or problems related to his
reglstraUon, he should be direct¬
ed lo report to the Coordinator
of Campus Session InRoom 132--
Thomas Administration BuUdlng
either before or after he talks
with his instructor.
(5) All new late registrants
shall report directly to the Co¬
ordinator ofCampusSessionfor
permission to register late and
(6) All complete withdrawals
shall report to the Coordinator
of Campus Session for approval
Faculty
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teaching load make lt exceeding¬
ly difficult for us to compete
realistically ln today's teacher
market,* he said.
Shj dent Body Card
Refunds Explained
The following are the schedule
and  procedures  for  refunds on
s as reported
REFUND SCHEDULE
June 17-19 43.00
June 20-21 2,00
June 24-28 1.00
Students who have pre-regls-
tered but do not attend session
will receive a full refund of $6.00.
To apply for refund, complete
AppUcaUon for Refund of Asso¬
daUon FeesatReglstrar'sOfflce
when officially withdrawing from
college. Refund check wlU be
mailed to address onappllcaUon.
No Application for Refund of
AssodaUon Fees accepted after
July 2, 1968.
Two Alumni Hired
On PE Faculty
BoSox Sign FSC's Brown,
Leading Homerun Hitter
Jack Wilcox, Dick Murray and
Duane Ballard have been appoint¬
ed to the full time staff of the
Department of AthleUcs at Fres¬
no State College. The appoint¬
ments were announced today by
Cecil Coleman, Director ofvAth-
Wllcox, a graduate of Fresno
State College, will be an Instruc¬
tor In Physical EducaUon taking
over ln Ihe fall the duties of Cor¬
nelius "Dutch" Warmerdam who
Currently, Wilcox, who holds
two all-time FSC track records,
the 880 yard run and the mile
run, Is coaching at Fresno's
McLane High School.
a FSC graduate, was
tanl basketball coach, I
1   Physical   Education.
CCAA Tournament Title and the
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Recreation Slates Variety Of Sports
A large variety of sports and
recreational activities will be
available to students, faculty and
staff personnel during the Sum¬
mer Session, but you must have
a student body card lo take part
In the activities.
The activities will begin Tues¬
day and continue until the close
of the Summer Session. All of
concerning the summer
tlon program ls urged to
Rogers ln his office, Men'
IH    M
•« Gym.
Included ln
basketball, badminton, swim¬
ming, gymnasUcs, trampoline,
handball, tennis and golf.
Operated separately from the
physical education classes, the
program will run each day Mon¬
day  through  Friday  from   2  to
A golf tournament ls currently
being planned by summer recrea¬
tion director Darryl Rogers of the
Division  of Physical  EducaUon
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