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—TheFresno State College CoWeolarr—
Hey Day -Worth The Trouble
Hey-Day—lost student tradition, number infinite.
Hey Day is one of many traditions that have been
lost to the student body, and one that—with variants
—can be made into a good, thing and successfully
brought back.
The students have lost some traditions because of
their own apathy—the functions died natural deaths.
Most of the other lost traditional activities were d'
continued because of the failure of the students
meet their responsibilities as mature individuals
should. This is why Hey Day was cut out. Excessive
drinking and disorderliness brought too many
plaints to the ears of the administration.
Hey Day, for the benefit of the three undergraduate
classes who know of it only by rumor, was an all-
afternoon picnic for the entire student body, featuring food, drink and recreation at Roeding Park, held
each spring. It degenerated into a mild drunken carousal of two or three hundred Greek-letter students
before it was thrown off the social calendar.
Student President Bob Coyle, who has delved a little
into the possibility of bringing the event back and has
explored ways of guaranteeing an event of high
enough caliber to insure its continuance, has con
with a good idea.
He suggests an afternoon-evening barbecue at the
college farm—swimming and other recreation in the
afternoon; the aggies barbecuing a couple of beeves in
the evening and all/students enjoying a barbecue dinner, with a program of campfire entertainment and
group singing or the like to wind it up.
He also suggests and perhaps with good rei
that bringing such an affair to the campus is a job for
the students themselves and that he, as student president, would be glad to help push the project in every
way if a group of students would take it upon themselves to shoulder the responsibility.
In a way, if s not hard to see why Hey Day degenerated. Fresno State is a "street-car college," with many
students attending because of its proximity. This factor, plus that of a heavy percentage of veterans and
married students, tends to work against a strong community spirit in the student body. The Greeks, to o
large extent, carry it
Coyle's idea, if well planned and carried out, would
result in a large turnout and the development of more
student "community" spirit — something FSC needs
and something worth the effort to obtain. -
Collegian Staff Mooting I Air Force Recruiters To
ns^T^fv^,1iU>lcUpa.'Ynt Th. ■" "•»• N«X» W«»k
PLAYDIUM
» Von Nsrss — Ph. 4-5300
LEWIS & MILLER
COLLEGIAN
MAKE IT EASY
ON YOURSELF
$21,000 GRANT — FSC Scholarships Chairman Gordon
K. Arakelian Foundation, give FSC Foundation Chairman
Frank A. Homan an agreement to provide $21,000 lor fresh-
Bee Photo
i' On The Wall
Arakelian Fund .
Donates $21,000
For Scholarships
Jergenson Wins
AWS President
Post By Default
re mjjor; Dime Spenc-1
Collegian Staffers
Asked To Sign Up
For CIPA Meet
Major Barbara
Opens Tonight
(2 Timothy 3:1-7).
I*-0-*2*E'
r^tcnardj
TDWEB
5HDET0RIUM
92J OUVE
SHOES AND PURSES
CLEANED AND DYED
PHONE 2-8608
N. NIELSEN
o Bee's new building
plans are John Purroy, C
FSC Grad Completes
Navy Officer School
Bids Advertised
For New Campus
Music ,IA Wing
■ndscsplng
Wight refer,
STAOES
Wight, w
1 that plana (o
ogy buildings a
Word th.
t I31.su la ,
and driveway,1
few days
by Wight. rtoa
Watch For Foo Upiilon!
DANTE'S
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
you at dollar saving prices
How dig this...
JJoJ^&Sot,
1937 FRESNO ST.
>6rtsv~ue
»t bob womacx
—The Fresno Stole College Collegian
Looks Uke another tough s<
Bulldogs Face Rugged
Marine, Soldier Nines
By CAHLTN STONER
The Fresno State College Bulldogs will continue their first
id toughest-home aland as they encounter s top-notch Camp
Pendleton Marine nine today and are attacked by a stronger
force, the Fort Ord Warriors, tomorrow in the FSC park. Both
1 for 2 PM.
WARRIORS BACK AT FULL STRENGTH
WANT TO IMPROVE? PLAY THE TOUGH ONES
INDEPENDENTS ON UPGRADE
CAGERS PICK ALL-OPPONENT TEAMS
lego Bute players, who slso voted 10
lesday 3-1 to lieif
Fresno JC Snaps
Jayvee Win Skein
At Ten Straight
Bulldogs, Winners
| Of Two Straight,
Host COS Netters
MOLLER'S
W^Uoaoa,
fZnU
2240 BLACKSTONE
CORNER VASSAR
PHONE 7-6152
Barnes Tops Small List
Of LB Relays Entries
By MIKE LANE
Despite Mother Nature shedding tears on the Ratcliffc Sta-
ium track, Flint Manner's run, jump, and throw proteges
intinued to step up the pace as they prepared for their ini-
opening of the track and field season against Stanford,
March 28th.
Spring Grid Drills
Stress Contact
LEN TUCKER
TUCKER NAMED
TO ALL-CCAA
CAGE SQUAD
Oalder-a FSC grlddei
'Mural Handball
Tourney Lagging
Fung Paces Chinamen
To IM Bowling Lead
FROSr. BIAT SAHGtR. 4-2
Frosh Avenge
Roosevelt Loss
AT
MEELD'S
DRIVE-IN
, .','.. ! lr„r. '"^ lU ',,'„?, Pub Board Meets Monday
18 FORD CONVERTIBIE
fsjrtrt&sw
ANGELO'S DRIVE-II
WERE NEVBH
SO PRBTTTI
This top, with its little white
collar and cuffs, is a3 dedicate
and just plain adorable as a baby's
sweater. Downy soft Zophyr wool.
Havy, (jroy, dusty blue. 36-LiO 7.95
ssavavaaaVs^^illMli
Object Description
| Title | 1953_03 The Daily Collegian March 1953 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1953 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | March 13, 1953 Pg. 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1953 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | "~"imp _ —TheFresno State College CoWeolarr— Hey Day -Worth The Trouble Hey-Day—lost student tradition, number infinite. Hey Day is one of many traditions that have been lost to the student body, and one that—with variants —can be made into a good, thing and successfully brought back. The students have lost some traditions because of their own apathy—the functions died natural deaths. Most of the other lost traditional activities were d' continued because of the failure of the students meet their responsibilities as mature individuals should. This is why Hey Day was cut out. Excessive drinking and disorderliness brought too many plaints to the ears of the administration. Hey Day, for the benefit of the three undergraduate classes who know of it only by rumor, was an all- afternoon picnic for the entire student body, featuring food, drink and recreation at Roeding Park, held each spring. It degenerated into a mild drunken carousal of two or three hundred Greek-letter students before it was thrown off the social calendar. Student President Bob Coyle, who has delved a little into the possibility of bringing the event back and has explored ways of guaranteeing an event of high enough caliber to insure its continuance, has con with a good idea. He suggests an afternoon-evening barbecue at the college farm—swimming and other recreation in the afternoon; the aggies barbecuing a couple of beeves in the evening and all/students enjoying a barbecue dinner, with a program of campfire entertainment and group singing or the like to wind it up. He also suggests and perhaps with good rei that bringing such an affair to the campus is a job for the students themselves and that he, as student president, would be glad to help push the project in every way if a group of students would take it upon themselves to shoulder the responsibility. In a way, if s not hard to see why Hey Day degenerated. Fresno State is a "street-car college," with many students attending because of its proximity. This factor, plus that of a heavy percentage of veterans and married students, tends to work against a strong community spirit in the student body. The Greeks, to o large extent, carry it Coyle's idea, if well planned and carried out, would result in a large turnout and the development of more student "community" spirit — something FSC needs and something worth the effort to obtain. - Collegian Staff Mooting I Air Force Recruiters To ns^T^fv^,1iU>lcUpa.'Ynt Th. ■" "•»• N«X» W«»k PLAYDIUM » Von Nsrss — Ph. 4-5300 LEWIS & MILLER COLLEGIAN MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF $21,000 GRANT — FSC Scholarships Chairman Gordon K. Arakelian Foundation, give FSC Foundation Chairman Frank A. Homan an agreement to provide $21,000 lor fresh- Bee Photo i' On The Wall Arakelian Fund . Donates $21,000 For Scholarships Jergenson Wins AWS President Post By Default re mjjor; Dime Spenc-1 Collegian Staffers Asked To Sign Up For CIPA Meet Major Barbara Opens Tonight (2 Timothy 3:1-7). I*-0-*2*E' r^tcnardj TDWEB 5HDET0RIUM 92J OUVE SHOES AND PURSES CLEANED AND DYED PHONE 2-8608 N. NIELSEN o Bee's new building plans are John Purroy, C FSC Grad Completes Navy Officer School Bids Advertised For New Campus Music ,IA Wing ■ndscsplng Wight refer, STAOES Wight, w 1 that plana (o ogy buildings a Word th. t I31.su la , and driveway,1 few days by Wight. rtoa Watch For Foo Upiilon! DANTE'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT you at dollar saving prices How dig this... JJoJ^&Sot, 1937 FRESNO ST. >6rtsv~ue »t bob womacx —The Fresno Stole College Collegian Looks Uke another tough s< Bulldogs Face Rugged Marine, Soldier Nines By CAHLTN STONER The Fresno State College Bulldogs will continue their first id toughest-home aland as they encounter s top-notch Camp Pendleton Marine nine today and are attacked by a stronger force, the Fort Ord Warriors, tomorrow in the FSC park. Both 1 for 2 PM. WARRIORS BACK AT FULL STRENGTH WANT TO IMPROVE? PLAY THE TOUGH ONES INDEPENDENTS ON UPGRADE CAGERS PICK ALL-OPPONENT TEAMS lego Bute players, who slso voted 10 lesday 3-1 to lieif Fresno JC Snaps Jayvee Win Skein At Ten Straight Bulldogs, Winners | Of Two Straight, Host COS Netters MOLLER'S W^Uoaoa, fZnU 2240 BLACKSTONE CORNER VASSAR PHONE 7-6152 Barnes Tops Small List Of LB Relays Entries By MIKE LANE Despite Mother Nature shedding tears on the Ratcliffc Sta- ium track, Flint Manner's run, jump, and throw proteges intinued to step up the pace as they prepared for their ini- opening of the track and field season against Stanford, March 28th. Spring Grid Drills Stress Contact LEN TUCKER TUCKER NAMED TO ALL-CCAA CAGE SQUAD Oalder-a FSC grlddei 'Mural Handball Tourney Lagging Fung Paces Chinamen To IM Bowling Lead FROSr. BIAT SAHGtR. 4-2 Frosh Avenge Roosevelt Loss AT MEELD'S DRIVE-IN , .','.. ! lr„r. '"^ lU ',,'„?, Pub Board Meets Monday 18 FORD CONVERTIBIE fsjrtrt&sw ANGELO'S DRIVE-II WERE NEVBH SO PRBTTTI This top, with its little white collar and cuffs, is a3 dedicate and just plain adorable as a baby's sweater. Downy soft Zophyr wool. Havy, (jroy, dusty blue. 36-LiO 7.95 ssavavaaaVs^^illMli |
