1953_04 The Daily Collegian April 1953

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Throe Cheers For Tom
Many people are constantly finding fault, in any
school, with the school, the student body, this, that and I
the other thing, and then giving everyone else the
benefitof their criticism.
Maybe that"s one of the reasons if s so refreshing to
the mind when someone with a lot of enthusiasm and
some real school spirit comes < along and does something that has a wealth of constructive value, without I
tearing down any aspects of the school—just building'
them all up.
The first annual Blue Key-sponsored Student Leaders' Day, which brought 150 outstanding high school
and junior college students to the campus as guests of
the college a week ago Saturday, is a case in point
This program, whichcan pay big dividends for
FSC in a long-range way, would not have been
brought to the campus this year without the efforts
of Tom Ashley, senior poly sci major.
school student He thought the idea could be put to
work at PSC, convinced his Blue Key fraternity1
brothers of its merits^ and the project was begun. A
married man with an off-campus job, Ashley found
time to organize the program and coordinate the
event himself.
Student Leaders' Day/is something that will giw
with the years. Ashley'rfwork here this year no (Tout
will result in stronger R>6 student bodies long after
he has gone. A more immediate effect of the event is
a slight, intangible heightening and unifying of the
enthusiasm and spirit of the students here now, a byproduct of the campus-wide cooperation necessitated
by the project
Student Leaders Day can and, we think, will become
a great thing for FSC. The credit for its start belongs
primarily to Tom Ashley, although it took the cooperation of many other students to make it work. The
student body owes a real vote of thanks to him.
Banqin' On The Wall
PANHEU.-IFC JOLiY-UP   SLATED FOR MAY 11 TH
omen Evelyn Wright.
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FRED BOYD
poyal, Tueller To Participate
In Town Meeting Discussion
Of City Government Toniorro w
FSC Preeldent Dr. Arnold E. Joyal and Dr. Dallas A Turd
ler, associate professor of social science, will l>artlclrjate In a
Fresno "town rteetinjr" tomorrow at 8 PM in the Fresno Me
morlal Auditorium.
The meeting, sponsored by 36 or 40 local citizens including
FRESNO AFROTC
TO BE INSPECTED
The annual Inspection of t
PSC AFORTC unit or a team M
Jr  University.  Maxwell  J
llverallle. throughout the
tlon, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. The I
purpose   of the   inspection
ques ot the various units bv ;
g Information. from all of
and sending out the data. [
[lag to M/Sgt Rsr K. tee,
Bert DeLotto, a spokesman re
he sponsoring group, said at leal
3 M the S( freeholder candidal,
rlll^be present and available ft
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FOSTER'S FREEZE
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SPRING FORMAL
SATURDAY NITE. APRIL  18
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—The Fresno State College Cdlargkiri
J! Bulldog Thinclads Get
Breather In COP Meet
Five Games In 5 Days
On Tap For Beidenmen
By CAH1IN STE1NEB   >
Following a successful holiday campaign of five wins and
three losses Coach Pete Beiden's, Bulldogs will head Into another/ stiff week of five games, opening at home tonight
against Canada's Calgary club of the class A Western International League at 8 PM.