1951_06 The Daily Collegian June 1951

              -The Fresno Star*; College Collegiar
EDITORIAL
COMMENTS
One short school year ago we picked up the typewrit
where many of our predecessors had left it, and made up o
mind to do the belt job possible. The issues ticked by—t'
by two, week in and week out—and the time until the It
issue was due grew shorter. Today, that day is here.
We're limited in space today . . . and every publicati
day. So we can't possibly say thanks to everyone who played
a part in aiding this idealistic editor along that rockstrewn
path. But we must say thank you to some . . .
To Ernie and Bob of the Central California Typographic
Service; let no one at FSC think for a moment this paper
could get out without them.
To Mr. Shepard of the journalism division; we're at the
end of a college career-—a rough one that took seven y
from high school days . . . and we've made it with than!
him . . . the best of best guys,
any faculty members who've lent words of pi
To the athletic department ... the members of which
one day see what we were trying to get at.
To the fraternity and sorority boys and girls . . . who,
will one day see the light. (You've provided us with »
good copy, kiddies).
To Hal Beatty, a prince of a fellow; Elwyn Schwi
of what   they
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school, one day, the best of collegiate publications; the c
less others, God bless'em ail.
To Jim Crumpacker, we leave the torch. A good boy, I
whose ideals will probably get the same rough treatment i
It's been a trying experience . . . and call it a cliche, if
will . . . it's been worth it. We've never been so glad in
life to get out from under something . . . and yet, like the l
said, we wouldn't trade the experience for the world.
We out lasted some of the old foggics who started the|
year out with us—Dud LeBeau, back in his beloved air f "
Art Margosian, in the air force, but apparently not too much]
love there; Don Curlee, who is back in the Ozarks, enjoying'
life at five gees per annum . . . much better than this journalism racket. A good bunch of boys, each of whom took
an important something with him when he left.
Before we get carried away with this nostalgia business,
we'd better sign off. Like we said, it's been a good year. And
also, like we said, we're tired. Best of luck to you, FSC . . .
all things considered, you're a pretty good school.
Alumni Has $2.50
Senior Special
COLLEGIAN
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Schwartz Takes Position
At University Of Idaho
(Continued from Pure,,
Dean Beatty Gets Golf
Shoes From Inter-frat
Phrateres Will TrolcTo
UC For Convention Soon
Elisabeth P.peilan. treasure!
lub sponsor;   Phyllis SsdoUr
Tokalon Assembly|
Is Occasion For
Student Awards
c   Moran.   Lou   P.pae.
re Kappa Delta Itho' rraternlt
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SPANISH DISHES — A LA CARTE SERVICE
FOOD TO TAKE OUT
BANQUETS A SPECIALTY
Phone 2-0516 370 Blackstono
Open Every Day 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Friday and Saturday 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Band Members Get
Service Awards
Barbara    Campbell.     Ethyl
■en. George PhJIMpi. Donald
Jack Thioge Elected
Fall Pi Omega Leader
Delta Sicts Slug SAE's,
Meet PSK For IM Title
SCA Sehiors To Have Fete
fatkohiu our ADvmism
GEORGE F. CURT1N
Berkeley, Calif.
OPENING FRIDAY, JUNE 1
AT THE EL RANCHO HOTH.
LOU MONTE AND HIS ORCHESTRA
FEATURING
MARCY
Come out and dance with
your friends on the
C^l iKancno J^atlo
Hiway 99 n^ai Rooding Park
Vets Planning Summer Classes
H*L.l^?Id[f™m VA Officer
Track Almost In
Mothballs; Stout
Dunn, Laing Run
Former Student
Honored By Army
t-onaratulation* and (JJesl
lAJiihei to the Senior j
from
GOODMANS
au you achieve much
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-The Fresno State College Collegian
SPORTIPS
By PETE LANG, Sports Editor
LLO&GS NOW INDEPENC
THE FSC TRACK AND FIELD SQUAD, 1951—Front row (1. to r): Rick Collins. Wilbur! Dunn.
Andy Darby. Rudy Friberg. Uk Laing, Al Benninger. Ted Smith, Bob Blevira. and Bill Tib-
bcts. Second row: Joo Porasso. Bob Fries. Bob Stout. Dick Grauel, Frank Bell. Richard Coon,
.Duano Fairless. Skip Prante. Buster Ward, cmi Nish Mickelian. Back Row: Don Bishel, Fred
Bohr.a, George Blcormngcamp. Charley Hodge. Art Ruble. Bill Hines, Dick Turini. Kent
Wheeler. Cecil Hams. Wanen Etcholls. and Roger Radtke. 	
Alpha's Conquer PSK's
To Annex IM Net Title
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