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—Th. Fresno Stat* Collage Colleg!
EDITORIALLY SPEAKING
School Spirit Requires Unity
a*k st
forced upon a sti
. One pnrpoital of
more »U]
port coming by wav of unifi-
i mav be
-ained if the agriculture depart-
ment follows the
of the student bodv president,
r. The Co
esian hopes that the president
may help bring th
in all school affairs. Likewise.
with the ag schoo
biggest in the stat
. we hope
to s.v the general student body
and less emphasis of major field clubs to keep w
selves would be a boon to the college.
Last year Fresno State College baseball, football, track and
golf teams won conference championships, and in nom
e sports did students give the athletes the support
em. Students should realize that mere attendance at ga
doesn't fulfill their obligation to the college. One good word
about one of the teams passed on to neighbors, co-workers
and, yes, even the family boosts the publicity campaign for
the sports program more than advertising over commercial
FSC clubs, sororities and*fraternities should work hard
break the eggshells around small groups and make one
strong, active student body which will show the people
throughout the San Joaquin Valley that the school isn't small,
Jiut a Urge, high-spirited college.
It's Your Collegian
The Collegian is published and supported by the Fresno
State College Student .Association.
Since student body card Holders are members
are part owners" of the paper. The Collegian
staff welcomes all comments you wish to make, whether
le school, student body or the newspaper.
As co-owners of the paper, you should know how y
paper is staffed and how its financed.
The staff of The Collegian is comprised mostly of journalism majors who want to make the newspaper profession their
students are eligible to write f6r the
weekly paper.
Student body card funds pay about two-fifths of the c
of The Collegian, while the bulk of the expenses comes from
advertising revenue. Since advertising play:
part in the production of the paper, students should make it
their business to patronize the firms listed in the paper
during the year.
The advertiser's support of The Collegian is a back-scratching proposition. The businessman scratches our back when he
we buy goods or services from him, thus scratching his back.
With your support, the staff of The Collegian
can carry-on^with the fine traditions of the past and publi
a newspaper that you will enjoy and be proud of.
Remember, we are always open to criticism and will appre-
:::;#£
TENTATIVE SMARTING LINEUPS
Grid Coaches Have
Top Rating In West
Beginning his fourth year as Fresno State's football coach
Clark Van Galder. Van took over the coaching reigTSs three
years ago and since then has produced three of the highest
oring football squads in FSC history.
Under Van Galder the Bulldogs have scored 841 points in
Intramural Grid Rules i
Explained For Freshmen '
FOOTBALL COACH Clark
Van Galder is hoping for another banner year lor the
Bulldogs. Van Galder is the
race: successful coach at FSC
tinea [lmmy (Rabbit) Brad.-
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
LETS EAT OUT
~ TONIGHT-
Bay Vall.jo •]/ '
TOWN t COUNTRY
CAJA CANaliS
TH£ MUfHN BOX
1955 JUNIOR VARSITY
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Bullpups Travel
To Tafi; Saturday
ups also WJJ row
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
STUDENTS!
STUMPED FOR A PLACE TO LIVE
* NEAR SCHOOL?
YOSEMITE TRAILER PARK
".FRESNO'S FINEST"
6494 NO. BLACKSTONE
• IOW RATES
• CtEAN AND QUIET
• ClOSEST HOUSING TO SCHOOt
• THE PRIVACY OF YOUR OWN HOME
PHONE 7-0663
BELLA MPDL1
FRATERNITIES!
SORORITIES!
MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY
FOR SKATING PARTIES
WONDERLAND
ROLLER ARENA
SHAW & BLACKSTONE
Phone 2-5675
HUB * WOE'S "HUT"
CEDAR-SHIELDS SHOPPING CENTER
CEDAR & SHIELDS
SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE
MELL-O ICE CREAM HOUSE
CONES PINTS QUARTS
WE SPECIAUZE IN SWEATERS
. KELLEY'S FAMILY SHOE STORE
FINE SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN
,. 7-6410 Codorond!
ED PEARLE'S CHEVRON SERVICE
BATTERIES TIRES SHEltS AMMUNIAION
FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE
CEDAR & SHIELDS PHONE 7-3603
DID YOU KNOW
THAT ANY FSC STUDENT CAN EARN A 15% COMMISSION FOR
ADVERTISING TURNED IN BY HIM TO THE COLLEGIAt^^
Collegian Ads are sold locally at the rate of $1.00 per column inch and any student
may submit and receive a commission.
Whether the ad is for yourself or' your family or just to pick up some extra
change those 15/percents add up and it's worth looking into!
For further information contact the advertising manager in the Collegian office.
WHY NOT LET THE COLLEGIAN SELL IT FOR YOU
Object Description
| Title | 1955_09 The Daily Collegian September 1955 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1955 |
| 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 | Sept 22, 1955 Pg. 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1955 |
| 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 | —Th. Fresno Stat* Collage Colleg! EDITORIALLY SPEAKING School Spirit Requires Unity a*k st forced upon a sti . One pnrpoital of more »U] port coming by wav of unifi- i mav be -ained if the agriculture depart- ment follows the of the student bodv president, r. The Co esian hopes that the president may help bring th in all school affairs. Likewise. with the ag schoo biggest in the stat . we hope to s.v the general student body and less emphasis of major field clubs to keep w selves would be a boon to the college. Last year Fresno State College baseball, football, track and golf teams won conference championships, and in nom e sports did students give the athletes the support em. Students should realize that mere attendance at ga doesn't fulfill their obligation to the college. One good word about one of the teams passed on to neighbors, co-workers and, yes, even the family boosts the publicity campaign for the sports program more than advertising over commercial FSC clubs, sororities and*fraternities should work hard break the eggshells around small groups and make one strong, active student body which will show the people throughout the San Joaquin Valley that the school isn't small, Jiut a Urge, high-spirited college. It's Your Collegian The Collegian is published and supported by the Fresno State College Student .Association. Since student body card Holders are members are part owners" of the paper. The Collegian staff welcomes all comments you wish to make, whether le school, student body or the newspaper. As co-owners of the paper, you should know how y paper is staffed and how its financed. The staff of The Collegian is comprised mostly of journalism majors who want to make the newspaper profession their students are eligible to write f6r the weekly paper. Student body card funds pay about two-fifths of the c of The Collegian, while the bulk of the expenses comes from advertising revenue. Since advertising play: part in the production of the paper, students should make it their business to patronize the firms listed in the paper during the year. The advertiser's support of The Collegian is a back-scratching proposition. The businessman scratches our back when he we buy goods or services from him, thus scratching his back. With your support, the staff of The Collegian can carry-on^with the fine traditions of the past and publi a newspaper that you will enjoy and be proud of. Remember, we are always open to criticism and will appre- :::;#£ TENTATIVE SMARTING LINEUPS Grid Coaches Have Top Rating In West Beginning his fourth year as Fresno State's football coach Clark Van Galder. Van took over the coaching reigTSs three years ago and since then has produced three of the highest oring football squads in FSC history. Under Van Galder the Bulldogs have scored 841 points in Intramural Grid Rules i Explained For Freshmen ' FOOTBALL COACH Clark Van Galder is hoping for another banner year lor the Bulldogs. Van Galder is the race: successful coach at FSC tinea [lmmy (Rabbit) Brad.- PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS LETS EAT OUT ~ TONIGHT- Bay Vall.jo •]/ ' TOWN t COUNTRY CAJA CANaliS TH£ MUfHN BOX 1955 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Bullpups Travel To Tafi; Saturday ups also WJJ row PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS STUDENTS! STUMPED FOR A PLACE TO LIVE * NEAR SCHOOL? YOSEMITE TRAILER PARK ".FRESNO'S FINEST" 6494 NO. BLACKSTONE • IOW RATES • CtEAN AND QUIET • ClOSEST HOUSING TO SCHOOt • THE PRIVACY OF YOUR OWN HOME PHONE 7-0663 BELLA MPDL1 FRATERNITIES! SORORITIES! MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY FOR SKATING PARTIES WONDERLAND ROLLER ARENA SHAW & BLACKSTONE Phone 2-5675 HUB * WOE'S "HUT" CEDAR-SHIELDS SHOPPING CENTER CEDAR & SHIELDS SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE MELL-O ICE CREAM HOUSE CONES PINTS QUARTS WE SPECIAUZE IN SWEATERS . KELLEY'S FAMILY SHOE STORE FINE SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN ,. 7-6410 Codorond! ED PEARLE'S CHEVRON SERVICE BATTERIES TIRES SHEltS AMMUNIAION FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE CEDAR & SHIELDS PHONE 7-3603 DID YOU KNOW THAT ANY FSC STUDENT CAN EARN A 15% COMMISSION FOR ADVERTISING TURNED IN BY HIM TO THE COLLEGIAt^^ Collegian Ads are sold locally at the rate of $1.00 per column inch and any student may submit and receive a commission. Whether the ad is for yourself or' your family or just to pick up some extra change those 15/percents add up and it's worth looking into! For further information contact the advertising manager in the Collegian office. WHY NOT LET THE COLLEGIAN SELL IT FOR YOU |
