1954_11 The Daily Collegian November 1954

              Pope Two—
-The Fresno State College Collegian
COMMENT S
Sports Deserve Praise
Fresno State O
client statewide reputation
lut recognition is now due
much praise
to one phase of FSC thi
Clark Van Galder, the head football conch, together
his assistants and the gridders themselves, certainly
congratulaticns coming for winning FSC's first undisputed
football championship in CCAA history. At the beginning of
the year prospects for such a championship seemed almost
nonexistent. Prospects for winning six straight games looked
even dimmer. But both have been accomplished, although
other contests remaining may prove more troublesome.
The fact that the coaches and athletes have gained their
victories with little support makes the triumph even brighter.
Wolves under various guises literally howled
College of Pacific was dropped from the football schedule. The
coaches and college came under severe criticism from
sources. The wolves cried "de-emphasis of sports." FSO's
answer was more powerful: championships within
year in baseball, golf, track and football, with prospects for
a basketball crown looking good.
On a different note, The Collegian would much rather urge
the student body to give its support to these sports than
plain about poor support. Suffice it to say that even at
championship game Saturday Cal Poly rooters were heard
better (even from a disadvantageous position) than those of
FSC. And past experience proves that fewer will support basketball, track and baseball.
Aggies Reap Awards
The term "aggies" at FSC has for some time been bandied
about in a rather sarcastic, ridiculing and condescending.man-
ner. The Collegian has often heard comments on "sodbusters,"
"pig farmers," and "you can always spot an aggie by his
Granted most of the comments have been made facetiously,
few of the students here know what the agriculture students
are doing individually and as groups. Fewer realize tha
are students just like others at FSC.,
Although most of the aggie activities arc limited to a single
department on the new campus, the ag students are en
an excellent and widespread reputation for Fresno State. They
have walked away with top awards in local, state and international competition both in judging and in enterirfg college
products. Many ribbons and trophies came-jfrom the rec
Fresno District Fair and shows in Portland and San Franci
to stay at FSC.
The new campus certainly separates this one department
from the rest of the college. But feats have a way of overcoming physical barriers. And if activities now in the planning
stage are realized, the aggies will provide some all-school
events where attendance will not have to be urged.
LETTERS
w. the CASC Leadei
Roses And Razzes
Although lengthier tributes have been made above, others
To the cast of "Harvey" and their helpers for an excellent
To the i
last weekend. Hard work and planning were evident.
To those responsible for some of the best card tricks produced at FSC in recent years.
To the coeds with more gumption than their male
parts who tried to regain the Battered Bulldogs sign from Cal
Poly rooters.
To college officials who planned and
Night and student leaders conference
who helped.
To those using a lot of time to e.nter
Day parade Thursday.
To all the students giving time to help ihe Christmas Seal
drive in Fresno County.
Razzes go to the following:
To the almost unheard rooters
were even more quiet when time came to sing the FSC Alma
Hater. In fact. The Collegian still doesn't know if it wi
ce the reprint of the Alma Hater on page two.
o the students
n the Veterans
iturday's ;
iderators    Frank    Lang.
Is Paiazxolo, Jim Wolf. Dorothy
:Pheetera.    Caroline    Calawa]
peclal recognition should be gli
la type of school aplrlr ■'
NOVEMBER CALENDAR
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Slgm. Chi Sweetheart danci
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JUNIOR OOMINICI
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Ags Offer Educated'
Eggs From FSC Hens
By Art Margosian
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HASH IT, SING IT THURSDAY
FSC Alma Mater
Let us in song, our voices" raise.
In closter'd courts to sound thy praise.
Each voice and heart that sings is true
To thee, oh, Cardinal and Blue.
For thee ,our hopes and memories;
For thee, our hearts and loyalties.
Thy sons and daughters hail thee great.
Our Alma Mater, Fresno State!    '
1st Materials - School Supplies - Greeting Cards and Gifts
KILNER'S
IS
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STUDYING MADE SIMPLE
I have passed my thirty-fifth birthday, and my dewlaps droop ar.d
. :!    More nnl  mor,' my ry< i  tun:  irw..:J,
'  to think of it.
rain the Hind-
So it went—night alter ma.; • icks, sport thst
I would reply with . gentle but firm smile.
rn homeward, for the cock has long aince crowed."
"Twm not the cock,", they would answer, laughing atrrire.
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Ob. we were ■ wild and jolly gang in those days. There was Ssm
always wore a lampshade on her head. There was Freddie Omo
who stole a dean. There wis Cap Queeg who alw.ya crried two
•teel marble. In hi. hand. There was Emily H.mp who gilded her
Yea, we were wild and Jolly, and the wildcat and Jolliest wss I...
But not right aw. Erwhaaa jm* 1
waa dull, stodgy, and normal. I finallyarorrected this Icthesoms
Ta.iaak.re of Philip Morri. hare bought th.. ...
bring yon a message each week. There la no mora impon.
I can gire yon than the following: Collar, can b. beautiful. Don't
i»"se ft up with atudylng.    '
" at was my mUUk^At fi
l wh»t: to prepare you	
at do yon need to lac th* realities of th. world? Ill tell you
rhat—poise, that's what you need. And how do you get poise? Ill
Ul you how: not by keeping your nose in a book, you may be sure!
rUlajtl Lis.! Enjoyl . . .That', how you get poise. Of course yen
.re to study, but be poised about it. Dont be like aome clods
Don't b.
Hit .TwieJIa. Thi truly poised
whoU semester hldeoua with
Yea, l-T. heard that lota of people hare condemned er»mm!ng. Bot
hawM.li.erd who thaw* people m, Th*/an th. .lectrle tight and
poro InUraaU. that1, who I fh.y want you to .it up lata as. rta rj
eotr7 *^'t0bra   ™* mo** *rtrklt]r lu,d ***** ""k halt'°t
Clcrry, er
:ly, cramming- U the. only eenelble way to study. But beware!
cramming can be overdone T.k. It way. On th. night before
your exam, rat a hearty dinner. Then get a date and go out and oat
•Joothar hearty dinner. Then go park someplace .nd light up •
Philip Morris. Enjoy th. peaceful pleasure It offers. Don't go
home until vou'r. good .nd rel.xed.
One. at bona, relax. Do not, howerer, fall asleep. This U fee
al packs of Philip Morris within m
mUd tobacco help, you to relax . ,l,p Morris is-
yood mild tobacco. But Philip Morris is more than ju.t good mild
tobacco; It ia also cigarette paper to keep the good mild tobacco from
•pWing all orer th. plate.
Now jrotrV. wot: th. uneomfortabl. chair and th. Philip Morris.
N»w you a~d&ht Uae the lit .nd of your Philip MorrU. Do not
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»d you will no doubt come .cross many thing, you dont
r Bot oon't panic. Kdax. PUy some records. Bemos. s
•Uus. Go out and catch aom. night crawlers
R«l^ Be poUed. Stay looae. And remember-lf thing. reaUy Cos.
niteohm»UhmtU
I it unmekt to you oy (As wtkers o,
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—Tha Fratne State (
SD Marines Invade Fresno For Holiday Battle
CHALK TALK
By Harry Gayfltlan, Sports Editor
received * lrtter from U
<1 hl«h .jcaJtut FSC a.
\K to COP. and probably to Stanford tbU week*.
i very poa*ib1«. Up to now the chief food t
mane* (6 wlna-3 defeat*) the San Diego Derlldoff rate a -light edite
-r Fref.no. The Gyrene-' last rftback was to Fort Ord two wm
a 2744 count. Fort Ord has lost only to the Los Angeles Rai
SATURDAY'S HIGHUGHTS
1.1 Poly Oame—Flrat period. Junior Domlnlcl a
MICHIGAN MEET STILL PENDING
TUXEDOS!
GOODMAN'S
ONE OF FRESNO'S FINEST MEN'S STORES
Located at Mariposa & Broadway
(DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM THE CITY
PARKING LOT)
GREAT $200,000
GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS SALE
"of only tuxedos but every Hem of merchandise in our
stara li on sale of prices that only 0 going out of businett
sale could afford. Suits, underwear, socks, dross shirts,
thekt, hats, sport shirts, pajamas, sport coots, and hundreds of items that space will not allow us to mention must
"-a" will bo sold out to bare the walls in the shortest
of Cost or loss ol profits.
DOH7 MISS THIS GREAT SALE, BUT WE CAUTION YOU
TO COMt EARLY WHILE OUR STOCKS LAST. flftST COmEl
fIRST SERVED! DON'T MISS HI
AI^AItemations at Cost
$89.50 TUXEDOS
» Tux rentals will boy
l-b nationally advertised
tw or 4475.
$75.00 TUXEDOS
5 rentals will bay this
tux at only 36-tS.
Steinborn's Boot
Nips Poly 16-13
By Craig White
A field goal with 27 seconds remaining in the game was the
difference Saturday night as Fresno State's Battlin' Bulldogs
ended Cal Poly's two year reign as champions of the California
Collegiate Athletic Association football conference. The Bulldogs toppled the Mustangs 16-13 on the strength of John
BEASLEY FOR FIVE—Winston Beosley. veteran Bulldog
left halfback, skirted left end lor five yards in this second
period action shot against the Cal Poly Mustangs. The senior gridder has averaged dose to five yards a crack this
Lambda Chi/Phi Sig Tilt
Heads IM Grid Schedule
e Lambda Chi Alpha
place Kappa S!g*m.<
• crowned CCAA el
■s before losing 14-J7. Fort Ord
he National Football League.
game.. Report, from San Diego In
luaung halfback Danny Dolgado
e   the   Bulldog,   tielr   chance
(Continued on Ptge 4)
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Q999
What makes a Lucky taste better?
"IT'S
TOASTED
to taste better!
What cigarette do college students go for?
According to the latest, biggest coast-to-
coast survey, students prefer Luckies to all
other brands. And once again, the No. 1
reason is better taste. Of course Luckies
taste better. First of all, Lucky Strike
means fine tobacco. Then, that tobacco is
toasted to taste better. "It's Toasted"—the
famous Lucky Strike process—tones up
Luckies' light, mild, gbobNtas^ini; tobacco
to make it taste even better. Tfy a pack.
Maybe you'll be as fortunate as the student
in the Droodle to the right, titled: Lucky
smoker . . . faulty cigarette vending machine. Even if you're not, you'll enjoy the
-better-tasting cigarette ... Lucky Strike.
LUCKIES TASTE BETTER Cleaner, Freshen Smoother!
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