1955_12 The Daily Collegian December 1955

              • Fresno Stat* Collage Collegi
EDITORIALLY SPEAKING
Students 'Miss The Boat'
Some 300 persons attended, the 2nd World Show in tl
University Avenue Campus Auditorium Friday niglit and
walked away highly impressed with the talents of a group
of foreign students at Fresno State
More.than 4,000 FSC students missed the World Show for|
reasons which would probably be too varied
16 those students who missed the show one can say,
missed out,'friend: you missed a night of full entertait
which could not be equalled in any Fresno
The Cosmopolitan Club, led by Francis Azimi, president, |
and Dr. Arnold Biella, faculty sponsor, worked long hours
the show and came up with a program which will probably go I
down as one of the best in FSC history';
What The Collegian can't understand is why the student
* body didn't get out and support an event with st
ful, warm-hearted purpose. A group of students,
miles away from home, takes time to produce
benefits going towards a Christmas party for underprivileged j
children in Fresno. FSC students, in turn, shun the perform-1
one night of their tim
of $1—<t dollar ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
We hope that in the future FSC students will take heed
and support college group activities, especially those for such
worthy causes. And to repeat, you studt
among the fortunate 300-«- missed one g
Pep Band Will Continue
Fresno State College studenti, alumni and other supporters
may look to more entertainment from the Fresno State College Music Department during the basketba
Ralph C. Rcawill ^^^^^^^^^^
Students, faculty members and representatives^ the press
have commended the band for a job well done at all the football games. Many Bulldog followers commented jhat the band
quite well* during half-
t only play
it performed q
Those^ho went to the football games early know hoi
muehWfme the band spent marching through its routines jus
befori, the contestsjrtartod. Band members, like those in th
past, put many hours on the drill field working up routines t
please the fans.
You always read about the football team in headlines an
^—  stories splattered over the Sunday sport pages following the;
World Splendors' Shown At FSC
1 Foreign Student Presentation
Phi Kappa Phi
Invites Eleven
FSC Students
games, but
Nine Studentsj
To Participate
In Ohio Meet
headlines like—FSC Band Out-
San Jose Band. Thanks to FSC PutjIicxReTfttjons Direc
tor Ed Piston, the band received a good play jn issues of .tht
football program.
On behalf of the student body, The Collegia
to the members of the band and congratulations for your top-
uj the past season.
USC Pro! To Discuss
Early Flute Thursday
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GAME i LUCKY DROOPIES.""!
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,  WHAT'S
THIS?
THERE'S NO GETTING AROUND IT-Luckies taste
better. And there's no getting around that thing in
the Droodle at left, either-the Droodle's titled:
Lucky smoker with bum seat at football game. Poor
guy is really up against it. But he's got a i
of view on smoking—he smokes Luckiea for better
taste. Luckiea taste better because they're made
of fine tobacco that's TOASTED to taste better.
Chances are our friend in Section 28 is thinking.
"This"is the best-lasting cigarette I ever smoked!"
Bulldogs Drop Close Tilt
to Strong Alumni Five
KAPPA SIGMA, Bulldogs Cop i
CAIRE TOP IM Winter Title, J
BOWLING RACE Play All-Stars
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