1963_10 The Daily Collegian October 1963

              The Fregne State Collage Collegian
It's Not A Public Bath
Complaints have been received in The &>Ue_ian office
re_arding the conduct of gone students, believed to be freshmen, and their respect or rather ill-respact to thg fountain.
May we be forced to say only once that the fountain is not
a wishing; well, a swimmmij pool, a bathtub or a garbage
pail. The fountain does not need a sudsing- or a volunteer
paint job and the fountain ig not a place to practice a balance
act.
The fountain is a MEMORIAL fountain—one dedicated in
loving manor)' of Fresno State College students who were
killed fighting for freedom during World War II and during
the Korean conflict. More than 100 former FSC'ers sacrificed their lives so that we might be able to continue our
daily lives in a peaceful country.
The fountain, designed by Darwin Musselman of the college
art department, is a gift from a combination of graduating
classes sad from Dr. and Mrs. John Masten who contributed
financially.   Dr. Masten is a former Fresno State professor.
Now considered by many to be the campus beauty spot—
and truly it is breathtaking with its continual flow of water
reflecting a rainbow of colors in the evening—the fountain
was officially dedicated less than a year ago on the appropriate date of Dec. 7, Pearl Harbor Day. The solemn high
noon occasion was attended by students, townspeople and
members of the California State College Board of Trustees.
All present were reminded by the speakers of the bravery of
those who were killed for their country.
Such a display of bravery commands and deserves respect
Andrea Lanfranco, editor.
FSC Student Selects Odd Course
By  EVA  AIsTtTTTOP |     Freeao State coeds
and III hav* an evening   port unity  tg aee  oae
gown, a couple ot aults.  cocktail I atlons   at   Ihe   recent   Associated
drsssn -aad   a   weddlag  gawa!"   Women   Student!   fashion   ihow
What  may  sound  Ilk* a Hat  of j The    full    length    linen
claaa. bat —Is year Is
productions  and   hla  ln<
atady.
Journalists To Pledge Prospecrives
Dick Gregory To Lead
Campus Variety Show
bride's trousseau Is actually, a
Hat or what will be la th* col
lection ot clothing Richard Ran
■on, senior art major, will design ror hi* Independent study
course la drees designing.
featuring alternating h
ral  lone colors,  was  modeled by Anna Trane.
At ln all of hit designs. ]
mlts he prefers to try to bring out | ttnaed. eater hw •
the color of skin aad hair ! degree at the Ualvee-ty of t ag-  I
"1   alao   prefer   to   design   for   font— at Berkeley, he woald late   I
particular   figure   and   character  l
haa already  typee."  he stated ho—f*  la either  Par- «
Th*  senior  art   major   pointed       Ransom already  hat particular  I
and   out hi'waa enrolled tn Mrs. Joyce   viewpoints concerning clothe* t
Aiken's advanced costume design   mea  should  wear
(sortunity tor the Negro Where
else could 1 live In the worst
neighborhoods, eat In the worst
restaurants, send my children to |
the worst schools, ride ln the back
of the bus—aad get paid $5,000
a week for telling you folks about
If
That a a sample of the satiric
humor Fl aaaa a i caa expect Oet.
Si at 111 PM. whoa comedian
Dick Gregory appear* 1b the
Fresno State College  Men « Oym-
trlpat
i   In  the
The thow la sponsored by the
FSC Association aad also locludes
the Vlnee Oaaraldi last trio aad
vocallat Margie McCoy Tlckeu
are priced at II 7S for ASB card
holders aad $2 75 for g*n*ral ad-
ea
Student Body President's office
aad the Hockett Cowan Box Office
The pre** stories that Gregory
1* most proud  of are tho*. that
Integration movement Last April
he led four marrhee on the Lefore
County Courthouse lo Greenwood.
Mlsa. lo gain Negro voter registration
In May. Gregory waa among
mm arrested tn Birmingham. Ala Charged with parading without a permit, he apent
four daya ln Jail, aad waa re-
leaaed  after  posting  a  bond.
Birmingham.'' he aaya. "la a
nice place to demonalrate. but I
wouldn't  waat to live there."
la June, he waa sentenced to a
ISO day prison term In Birmingham.    An  appeal  Is  pending.
Examining the march on Wash
lagton. Gregory, who waa one ot
the marchers, note* that "we got
good reviews It waa a wonderful
affair It ao Impressed Prealdent
Kennedy that he called In the
Negro leader* aad asked If they
would march on Cuba"
Recreation Nights
Open To Faculty
Stafr members aad
>s are Invited to attend Facalty
Recreation Night every Tueeday.
Each Tuesday sight from 7 to
Ihe gym will be open with the
rim pool, baaketball courta. bad-
Inton     courts.     two     handball
courta. ping pong table*, aad tb*
rampollne   available   for   uae.
Myron Anderaon. associate pro-
'essor   of   physical   education,   It
n charge of tbe gym floor.
A lifeguard. Ronald Wax. la on
duty   at   all   tlmee   at   the   pool.
Douglas  Peargln  wtll  Instruct on
he   trampoline.
4-H Group Will
Aid At County Fair
Fresno State
College 4-H Club are gotag
a real workout at the fairground!
Saturday. Eight of them will serve
the Junior market animal aale.
big. real action events
of the fair.
Rushing told'
ful bidden will be Sharon Set
tent. Barbara Robertson. Sheila
Nixon. Tom Williams. Gene Htbbe.
Tom Meleo. Peggie Eoglemohr.
and Ron Ridge.
Up for aale will be awlne. aheep.
and beef animals, every one a blue
ribbon winner. The stock waa
raited by Future Farmer of America and 4-H member*. Sale time
Is 9 AM.
The campus 4-H club haa a bow
slate ot officers led by president
Sheila Nixon Bill Waddle Is vice
pretldent; Sharon Sealeaa. secretary; Peggie Englemohr. treasurer; and Tom Williams, publicity director.
Fire Drill Begins
Nightie' Parade
Students, both boys and glrlt
dressed for bed. filed wide awake
out of the dorma and collected
by the wings lo the Mrst aisle ot
the parking lot as the fire alarm
blared through the night
The alarm pulled at 11:30 PM
brought sleeping students awake
In a hurry.   It waa a fire drill.
The first students filed out at
11:30 PM. Grave* aad Homan
Hall emptied completely at 11:34
PM aad Baker Hall at 11:35 PM.
A lot or noise was made by a
chorus or howling boys when tbey
caught eight ot the girl* dressed
In various sleeping attire
"Other thaa that the tire drill
Jerry
Motorbike Populority Increases
Students Revert To Cycles
Book Sales Increase
First week hook sales were the
hlggeel la th* history of the collage bookstore, according to Earl*
Baaeott. manager of the Preset
I State College Association
"As a general rule, the sgsra-
Ity Kit II \l(l> GOTO
Overcrowded parking conditions
at Presno Stale College, and the,
need for cheaper transportation.
are driving more and more atudenta to  the  two  wheeled  motor
Douglas I—iiil.ri.lg.-. chief of the
security patrol, reports aa ap-'
.m ing In the number of motor* I
cycles aad  iisotorssrootcna.
A recent count taken by Bam-
brldge   showed   37   bikes   parked
To meet this upsurge. Ham-
bridge haa requested conversion
of four automobile spaces.
He attributes the Increase to
the limited price range of thoee
vehicles, their economical gaa
mileage, the good weather conditions of this country, and the reduced price of the parking decals.
Varloua atudenta driving motor
mounta  have  their     reasons    for
Jim Smoot. a Junior agribusiness major, explains. "I bought
a motorcycle becauae I aeeded a
means of transportation since my
wite take* the car to work.
THE COLLEGIAN
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"Riding a motorscooter Is a lot
ot fun and cheap all around. I
only spent about 50 cents t week
for gat. whereat I would spend
about f 2 a week If I drove a car.
Also parking on campua Is cheap "
Kenneth Ruth, senior lire science major, and a former scooter
driver, found driving s motor-
scooter was  a  lot   more  fun  than
fun of driving a motorscooter waa
hitting the rhuckholes In Ihe road.
It gave you a reeling or Mylng
without   wings
"I usually got around 50 mile*
to the gallon and only had to pay
13.31    lor   a   parking    space    on
out
12i>   mile*
to   the
never   have   to
airs   and    the
nly  13.16."
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driving lbs—- two
chicles, have vartoa*
w.ya ol carrying  their  l»«.k.
(Hie puts hla hooks In a box and
tie. tt lo a rack on the hark ol
his mount. Another carries his
hooks la a brief caae and cinchea
It to Use side of his scooter.
Still another has a knapsack
on hts back, and others will use
saddlebags
"I rind it run and economical
to drive   I  travel  14  miles a day
Psychology Club To
Meet   Next   Thursday
Dr James M. Smith, assistant
professor of philosophy, will apeak
on "Piyehoanalysls — Science or
Non-science" when the Psychol
ogy Club meets next Thuraday la
Kdueatlon Psychology lit at I
PM.
The meeting la open to all Intereated atudenta.
Alao on the agenda will be the
election ol officers and sign ups
for a field trip next month to th>
Kings View   Hospital   In   Reedley
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Marriage Conferences
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Mr*. Bet Bice Holme*, bookstore
, aald that th* store did
out of as many books as
a—ay books are oa ro-
I order, however, aad are eaatlag
I la every gay.
"Alao. maay professors are still
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