1950_01 The Daily Collegian January 1950

              FRESNO   STATE   COLLEGE
COLLEGIAN
Very active social life is
probable outcome ot full
Spring date calendar
I {^"represented by student* Leonard Hoff'and Betty Ann
-^ dates approved are reserved for the organizations
;   Srt i   Alpha   Epsilon
I Space for annual
snow carnival is
low, Alphas report]
ImssWsoI   the   All
■-Preservation,  f
■ asv:„ winter Can
&Rdjcer Paw during tl
&"J to present clinic
^•ftesno suto Coll... ham
_^C Uhost to th. *ro
■frpics scheduled
_*"»oi>s who have done any wr
*Jr l»» Collegian this rear a
Student athletic
policy read to
council members
CaJhoun,   produci
The Hasty Heart
to go on road;
opens in Hanford
FRESNO. CALIFORMA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1950
Athletic policy to
be sent to Dr. Joyal
ions  programs.
We have aired our opinions before, and we have heard I
yours. We have met with you to discuss the problem. The|
facts of thc situation have been weighed by the students.
Now, with our discussions, out opinions, and our farts placed
before you, the final decision rests on your shoulders. The fol-
wing are our recommendations:
1. We want Fresno State College to return to the positi
:ld during its pre-war heyday, in ALL departments and pi.	
2. We want thc immediate appointment of a head football |
3. The man chosen for thc position must fulfill thc following]
qualifications:
A. Command
B. Must have proven collegiate coaching ability.
C. Must be able to inspire confidence and support of
Fresno State College supporters, as well as thc college
faculty.
4. If a suitable person signifies his interest in the position,
he must be acquired, removing any possible blocks to his ap¬
pointment if at all possible.
5. The over-all athletic policy must be made stronger, musl
be publicised, and must lie strictly adhered to.
which
:>' arc being brought here, and these conditions
upheld. *    ■
7. Suitable inducement should be made lo gain ou
athletes and outstanding students.
8. Public relations with the Fresno area, the San Joaquin
Valley and the western states must immediately, be brough*
out of thc doldrums.
I'erl.al- the word to ile-criln- our opinion on the whole matte
is TIRF.D! Tired of , r athletic  teams, tired of poor puhli
at Fresno Stale College have the reputation, nationally a
well as locally, of posse-sing one of the most democratic'stu
'    '   - known in collegiate ranks'. When we firs
submitted our opinions and solutions on thc situation, we wcr
:onfidcnt that thev would he given thorough considcratioi
"We submit this report, which in essence is simply a rc-statcmcr
ons and wishes will play an important part in your fin;
ccision. But regardless of the final outcome, we, as student!
ill abide by and support thc decisions you make.
Elections for 4 student
positions scheduled;
petition files next week
Petitions for student body positions to be vacated in the
spring will be available next week, with elections scheduled
for the following week.
The petitions, carrying the signatures of 25 assoc
card holders and the signature of a member of the election
Paul Zeller. carpenter Irom the n   ___	
measures a brace lor the wall of the MMM ollice. Shown
looking over plans is Don Wemer, set and costume designer
for the show. Seated is Virgene Lund, who is in charge ol
the chorus and dance routines. Photo by Rieehel
Casting starts for MMM
with 75 parts to be filled
says Producer Calhoun
Casting for the 75 parts in the all school spring production,
Make Mine Magic, were this week released by Producer Fen-
ton Calhoun.
Cast for the chorus and dancing parts, as well as the major
ipeaking parts will be announced at the end of tryouts, to be
Bridge parlor is   I
partitioned; MMM
gets office space   ;
Self re-charging battery proves great boon
to forgetful student who leaves lights on
j-1 on rec-pol-llnc
Big Sisters plan
gets underway forj
Spring semester
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