1959_04 The Daily Collegian April 1959

              —Th* Fresno Stat. Col log* ColltaicHi
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
Unimpressive Greeting
We hope last Monday's "noon rally" for Cecil Coleman,
FSC's new football coach, is not indicative of his stay here.
The   hastily  planned  and   organized  event  brought o
around 50 students to greet the coach. The press, radio ,and
TV were there, but the students weren't. The show was al¬
together unimpressive. .
It was a nice gesture on the part of ASB President Marvin
Harrison to try to stage the affair, but he flopped
siderable measure. He neglected to tell anybody at Fresno
State what he was going to do. Consequently, nobody had
time to prepare to greet Coleman.
This "rally" is the sort of thing that keeps the stigma of
small timeism on FSC. The students cannot even get together |
to greet a new football coach, who will possibly
Harrison
funds for
how much success will he have when the public sees the
photos and movies of the "rally"? Not very much,
nobody wants to support a student body which cannot prop¬
erly organize a greeting party
The incident might have come off better if Harrison had
waited a day to contact groups and other students to tell of
the "rally." Then we might have a better chance to greet
Coleman in a proper
College, Prep Journalists
Will Rub Elbows Saturday
and mean, for 'slaking th. No.
COLLEGIAN
WHERE'S THE BUGS? — Ray Grissom checks a leal for
bugs while Tom Pedersen stands by to check oil tho find¬
ings. The action was during the Future Fanner ol America
Field Day on the FSC campus last Saturday —Minter photo
Future Farmer Field Day.
Honors Copped By Hanford
Judging teams from Hanford Union High School agaii-
topped the list of 75 high schools entered in the 11th annual
Future Farmers of America Field Day last Saturday. This "
the second straight year that the Hanford teams have wt
the Fresno State College sponsored affair.
*orth High of Olldale.
.. Modesto. Clou., s.i
Thomas   Downey of   Modesto
Washington  Union.  C
Mimeographed pub!
STATE COLLEGES
OPPOSE MEASURES
(Continued /rom Page I)
LAKESIDE GOLF COURSE
115 E. BULLARD
9 HOLE PITCH & PUTT
PRACTICE PUTTING GREEN
DRIVING RANGE
SPECIAL RATE TO STUDENTS
Arnold Air Group
Will Initiate 14
More Members
mal dlnn.r meeting at 7 PH, to¬
night In the Basque Hotel.
1. Ronald Oerow,
FSC Alumni
Art On Show
Until May 1
The FSC art department i, con
ducting Its.first alumni an .how
until. May 1. John Herbert, head
Keynote of the show will t,„ u
open house April 14 In conjune-
Th» show, which' exhibit, tb,
work of psst FSC students from
imerltus Prank W. Thorn.
IVCF Will Wash Bikes,
Cars Next Saturday
NAME THE BRANDS
ANDW1NA
[TON OF FOOD
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
by THE FRESNO GUIDE
with a ton of food
os tTee .grana prixe!
READ THE GUIDE
THIS WEBC.'
FOR DETAILS
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Summer Session Data
Announced By Spencer
AMERICAN
AIRLINES
Stewardesses
INTERVIEWS
Tuesday, April 7th   '
CAUFORNIAN HOTEL
9 AM lo 3 PM
No phone calls, please
We give a 25%  DISCOUNT to
FSC STUDENTS on all Auto Parts
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THE CARE AND FEEDING OF ROOM-MATES
Room-mstes are not only heap, of fun, but they are also very
educational, for the proper study of mankind is man, and there
is no better way to learn the dreams and drives of another man
than to share a room with him.
This being the case, it is wise not to keep the same room¬
mate too long, because the more room-mates you have, the
more you will know about the dreams and drives of your
fellow man. So try to change room-mates as often as you can.
A recent study made by Sigafoos of Princeton shows that the
How cV
that the most important thing to look lor in room-mat/
they be people of regular habit.. This, I say, is arrant d
What if one of their regular habits happens to be b
Chineee gong from midnight to dawn? Or growing cu
your tooth glass? Or reciting the Articles of War?
considerable nu
time I roomed with a
Osage Trcmblatt who was just under seven feet tall and l
nearly four hundred pounds. There wasn't a blessed
wsrdrobe-until one night whci
party. I cut one leg dfT a pair ol
.mped in
r. I took second prise. First prise m
to a girl named Antenna lladniu who poured molasses o\
her head and went as a candied apple.
But I digress. Let us turn back to the qualities that ma
desirable room-mates. Not the least of these is the cigaretl
they smoke. When we bum cigarettes, do we want them to
shoddy and nondescript? Certainly not! We want them to
distinguished, gently reared, sestful and singy. And what ci(
rette is distinguished, gently reared, sestful and singy? Wl
Philip Morris, of corrisl Any further questionsT
To go on. In selecting a i
tvrar well, whom you'd lilu
ways the most remarkable of all; he waa epT*>inted chief of
Copenhagen police department st the are of kx I
It must be admitted, however, that he did badly. Criminal*
roamed the oity, robbing and looting at will. They knew lilUe
Haaso would never partus them-he was not allowed to cross
rose tha stmt. Ma foun.lt to
. mnutlpstorr-
«Uw cl.ar.ltn. or Marlboro, the niter c«
Marines Invade!
Bulldog Land
Today At 1PM
'he Camp Pendleton Marine)
e Beldan plans to give som<
-send    against    Long    Bead
Stern, Friendly Attitude
Marks New Grid Mentor
Sporting an air of quiet confidence and stemess, yet with an
amiability that may prove to be his trademark in the coming
years, Cecil Coleman revealed some of his plans for the FSC
football team at a press conference yesterday.
The new head grid mentor said that he and his staff
I    plan    to   emphasise   apt
r than weight." Coleman c<
strict rouor
Wyekoff Stars
In Freshman
Track Defeat
Coaltnra  College  Falcon*.
stadium Saturday.
Spinola Loses
City Tourney
Semi-Finals
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