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Head Bipartisan
Debate Forum
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Springer, Whitlock
Elected To Triple S
White Asks VA To Pay
A Cappella Choritfers
Elect New Officers     ....
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Cleaners
QUALITY CLEANING
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Evelyn Springer .
Draft Will
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Enrolments
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Luncheon End* SCA Drive Go|f Rong# Open To All
FWSAG Meets Tuesday
ROTC Buglers Ready
The Cadet drum and bugle .
began operations ve.terd.y a
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JADE
PALACE
/VLANDARIN DINNERS
Opoo 11 o_. to J p.m.
5p_ loll JO pan.
Opon until 1s90 suss. S_u_avs
Student Council
Outlines Plans
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Alpha 'NoTheme'
Dance Tomorrow
Tired of hunting themes and _
Iff., the Alpha Fraternity has i
ban*  Cor  Its   shindig   tasaorra
,lgbt In Unsocial hall.
11 tneeUng Is tha «l_uon
Warren Boosters
Club Organized
Band To Dinuba
The   Marching  Hundred.   FSC'.
annual Ital.ln Day FY.tlv.l Parade
Phrateres begins Mn      u
Judges Named For
Slogan Contest,
Prize Plans Told
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THIS ISSUE OF
THE COLLEGIAN
DEDICATED TO THE
NEW FRESNO STATE
FORTY YEARS OF
PROGRESS HAVE LED
TO A KCCER AND
BETTER CAMPUS
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FRESNO STATE
TOMORROW
THE NEW FSC as it.will crppear from the air when completed. The building* circled are,
left, engineering; center, men's gymnasium, and right, demonstration school. Wort has already started on' these three. Other points ol interest include th '
ing. foreground, with the campanile immediately beyond it.
TODAYS
PROGRAM
n administration build-
Groundbreaking Ceremonies Today
Will Officially Start New Campus
which marks the official beginning of construction on the new Fresno
State College campus will get underway today at 3:30 p.m. with Gov. Earl Warren —•
;her state government officials as guests of hr—
The groundbrealting Is expected to attrad
e 2,500 persons front "all o
DK's Begin Rush
Season; Delta Sigs
to Gather Tonight
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Warren Is Set
To Appear At
Today's Rally
Rushing Season
For Fraternities
In Closing Stage
traditional parties
h ,|.«rties  schedule.! tor tl
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THE NEW FSC
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A. E. IOYAL=
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Original FresncTstate College History Traced^
Tribulations Met Then^orallelJImjeOiT^aj
By DON COT1EE |^"^*«»_£n. *aere_e.   to hi, compilation of the history of  member. teaching hl.torv ,„d eco-
M March 15, HIS. It »aa ground^  JgJJjjJJ^jjJ we're graduated thai   that an.   «r here. ^        - .»_«,__ , i''"."!"_.    I'Tv .
Alumni President Pledges Support |
Today we celebrate another notable milestone in the development of Fresno State College. ■>
In Its 40 years of development this college has set up several such mileposts. Established as a Normal School m 1911,
FSC achieved its first major goal with the creation of a four-
year program of teacher education in 192L Fourteen years
Inter the official name of the college was changed to Fresno
State College, and authority was granted the institution to
carry the various lines of college work leading to the Bachelor's Degree, with or without including the courses required
for a teaching credential. A dozen years later, the scope of
the college's service was still further expanded with the
iT.-_tic.it of ;i Department of Agriculture and a Farm School
located on a separate campus. And last year saw the addition
of a graduate program leading to the Master's Degree.
In those forty years of
growth the enrolment of the
college has shown a steady increase. This remarkable expansion  in enrolment, facili-
San Joaquin
area is most important. However, the institution's orderly
development and continuous
expansion is the product of
great vision. The founders of
the college, and principally
the late President Charles
McLane, deserve commendation. McLane served the colic.? for sixtcn years, during
its difficult days of infancy
and early growth. President
Prank Thomas administered
the institution for over twen-
any great forward steps
To an extent greater than most citizens can possibly understand, the institution's forward development has been
stimulated liy the College Advisory Board and the Fresno
State College Foundation Board. In particulate the two chairmen of those Boards, Mr V. .1 jg n I oil i id, .-.ho was honored
commencement in 1!M!I, and Mr Frank Human, who recciv-
i ie 1 I. n'.l ii ii V i hi at the last commencement, have
The State Department of Education
e College, a collet* tl
Yea.    technically
.   era   ...   heglnn
rendered great s.
rollege throughout it
l.  the
the  product  solely  of population
wth and adnm i   .   A college is no strong-
than its faculty. Here at Fresno State a large measure of
credit for our favored position comes from the strong, devoted
faculty group and from the fortunate relationships continually existing between administration and teaching staff. Also
' ' Ay, present at Fresno State, is the
cally controlled student body and a
.. Ol in -. on.-. .1 alumni. Faithful members of the Legisature,
^place-a.  two mile, from
St.id.Tii. were asked to contrlb-
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welfare of Fresno and the San Joaquin, have
in--.-nil .1 the needs and problems of the institution in legislative halls at Sacramento. Today the Chamber of Commerce
■ cooperating in these groundbreaking ceremonies. Through-
ut the history of the institution the Fresno City and County
Chamber and other organized, groups of business and professional leaders have given strong support to our college.
Forty years ago when our present campus was selected and
the original buildings constructed, the locale was a mile beyond the city limits. The campus was a sandy vineyard. There
was no public transportation. There were no paved streets.
The college was "out in the sticks." There were, I am told,
many skeptics who freely predicted that such a rash adventure was destined to doom. Some said the streets would never
be paved-beyond Olive Avenue. Some predicted that the buildings could never be fully utilized. The venture, some said,
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