1949_05 The Daily Collegian May 1949

              2 Staters attend
Phrateres confab
at U. of Arizona
ICCAA track meef Survey gives date lowdown
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Dr. Joyal inaugurated as FSC president
RUSS CLEMENTS
CHRISMAN'S
PHARMACY
244S 5TANISLAUS
Condie.
Drag.
Toilet Article.
Shown above am a group of the students who participoled
in the cam van that introduced Cavalier—the o
est cigaret to the campus.
JOIN THE GANG AT
BORDER'S       R»laurani
1447 N. VAN NESS AVE.
Two Blocks South of the Campus
SPECIALIZING IN
50c BREAKFASTS AND 60c LUNCHES
Top educators
attend ceremonies
t An academic procession of state officials
and representatives of 27 colleges and univer¬
sities, including' 13 college presidents, filed
into the college auditorium this morning to
open the formal installation of President
Arnold E. Joyal.
;, Climaxed by the president's inaugural ad¬
dress, the unique and colorful ceremony mark¬
ed what was probably the greatest academic
convocation in the history of Fresno.
g Gilbert H. Jertberg of Fresno, represent-
ing the state board of education, formally
inducted Dr. Joyal as president of Fresno
State College at approximately 11:16 a.m.
The new administrator then delivered his
address.
i .    Jertberg was presented by Dr. Roy E.
.I Simpson, state superintendent'of public in-
' ■ Mruction, who in turn had been introduced
jy President Emeritus Frank W. Thomas.
I    Dr. Thomas, who presided, also introduced
'ie representatives of the other institutions,
..™ California, Arizona, and Nevada,
i Rev. John H. Gregg of the Fresno First
-ongregational Church gave the invocation,
nd Very Rev. Monsignor James G. Dowling
.  jf St. Therese's Church, Fresno, gave the
?| benediction.
Music during the processional was played
-—»"»»— ,by a string choir under the direction of Dr.
5 FAMILY - Seated beside FSCs newly inaugurated president.     Arthur\.c- r^*1^: Thecollege A Cappella
his wile Evelyn. Their daughter, Dorothy. 13, and 1 l-year-old son.   |Choir, directedby VerneDetaney.sangChns-
New chief stresses
6 college objectives
"Never before has there been need for
broader vision, bolder imagination; never be¬
fore has functional education been needed
more urgently or leadership been more ser¬
iously challenged.''
'  This waa a keynote sounded by President
Arnold E. Joyal in his inaugura'    "
d this morning in the a'
the radio.
Painting out the decisiveness of the day in
Jucation, the newly-Inducted president stres-       )
aed six objectives ss the role of the college       '
1. To integrate liberal and vocational edu¬
cation by providing both .simultaneously, thus
meeting students' educational needs with a
well-rounded education.
2. To provide experience in democratic
values, ideals, and processes through a var¬
ied program of extoacurriwlar and off-
campns activities, including athletics, drs-
malTcs, art, music, and "even soeffldsaees,
parties, and the so-called frills" of college
a sealed on the living
Photo by Riechel
(ConlhueJ on fJf 4)
FHESNO   STATE   COLLEGE
COLLEGIAN
' FRESXO. CALIFORNIA. TH'URSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 X0.2^
 educational process transcends the
area of formal course work, be said.
8. To "contribute to the maximum'' toward
progress in the field of human relations. The
college must provide trained intelligence and
creative imagination in this field.
He said we must have "the same urgent
(ConlmneJ On V*f 4)
Coronation, 43 org
concessions on tap
for BK Carnival fun
West Coast Relays ready to roll
^ biggest weekend of the
ar, the Blue Key Carnival win provide four and a half
urs of entertainment tomorrow from 7:30 p.m. to midnight
i the east and west courts of the college.
Highlighting the evening will be the crowning of the
 4Pamnus Kins, to be elected totnor*
1,400 strong, cream of
western track men to
compete in super meet
BylM SEYMOUR
The greatest track arid field carnival in the coastal' tak
place Saturday afternoon and evening when l.iw airiicu
from the West compete in the 23rd Annual \\ est Coast Retaj
■   Fresno State College's Ratch^Stadmm. 	
FSC police solve
thefts; confession
restitution made
(CoMhntd on pp i)
Sandwiched in the middle oi irte uigpa...
the Blue Key Carnival will provide f
4 new editors __ _..
announced by      KilS'sS?*
publications com
Barber shop quartets,
love duets, can-cans-
festival to have em all
ip quartets, love
■e among the offerings for next Monday _nightj
m^eKfratcrn^Ti^e!hM toTrt at 8:13 ,,.,,.
-Coeds asked to
sign for'big
'sister' program
^U*s"sta^laiseWt>>«'
"'; attend \VeJne.dar'« tneellns.
and probably run a leg ol
the 440, mand mile relay
learns in the Relays.
FRESNO STATE'S HISTORY is embraced in this picture of
her president. Dr. Arnold E. loyal, center, being congratu¬
lated by her first, president. C. L. McLane, on the eve ol
Dr. Joyal's installation. President Emeritus Frank W. Thomas,,
who retired last year, looks on at right.
—Photo by Ed Schober. Bee Photographer