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FSC Nine Meets Aztecs, Diablos In Weekend Tilts FSC Program To Feature Clarinet Choir On Tuesday By Davy Crockett The Key, A Fresno State College program televised overl Station KMJ-TV on Tuesdays at 9:30 «.m., will offer its viewers a peek at what goes on at an FSC music rehearsal when Russell S. Howland, associate professor of music, directs his clarinet choir before the television cameras this Tuesday. dlsrte CWUftan ■ " — Worthy' StudentslPeggy King Cops 7th Place Will Be>Honoie0nRace For Century Queen a A all in D J A By Schyler Rebjurt At AAUK DcWQUet Foggy King, Fresno SUte College's candidate for Mi. . I Century of Progress, moved into seventh place After the 't,0. i. Casht^tne SKu1< len KenSltr-Bfocs: c ..„* official count taken Monday night. This means, according to Francis Azimi, co-chairman the FSC Inter-Campus Centennial Committee, that Mis-, k Students Will Gain ■ I View Of Teaching ° At CSTA Meeting srons rAGt , 10CATI0H CMANCa TO PACE rout... Campaign Dri^e ToObtain Blood Scheduled Soon FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. Al'UIL Final Century Race Tally Tonight; Pony Express Set To Ride Again Notes Including County History Will Be Carried Backers Expect Peggy King To Hold 7th Place It beN«i warded fprj „ ,'„;;:; Petitions Deadline : TJr°Z ^or ^ Positions ,i ;„ EK Slated Wednesday Petitions Lacking For Class Officers; Where Are They? tun*. Th* forma muit b« dropped mine in a.photograph fo Dr. Smith Slates Centennial Talk tn^rfj"»{.toM8^*°"'lAVVS W,U ^ET Jlsrlon ton, 1. the pul Only one petition has beer 5. Gayllnn Spence. Junior Journal-1 Group Offers Two Awards To Graduates ot Fulton .na".M.rlpo.naer.".Teeo.n *' r/no T wh " ^"prtlc ..te'ln the mall wl)l be delivered to a, ^^^^ ^ 'j^^f ^£<£ " «| >^ Mann. Judy j ,„, ^^ centennial partd. y\17 High Schools, JCs To Attend Leader Meet \ (Continued on Agr3 J Future Farmers 'Take' Ag School In Annual Event FSC asrlcultural majo les br Lloyd 'Howler, dea State Colleges To Host Europe Tour GRANDEUR OF HEIpELBERG—Members of flu lory ol Western MafTlour pose before ono of the buildings second from the end; back row, Vera Ricjgins. ::. Bailey, fourth; Emma Dunn, seventh; Elizabeth Wiley, eigbin and Nel Bartlell, ninth. i By Gnvlinn Spence Seventeen San Joaquin Valley high schools and junior colleges have accepted invitations to the fourth annual Student Leaders' Day April 14. on the Shaw Avenue Campus, Russ i.urman, said today. Additional schools are expected to acknowledge the invita- TOUR FEATURES E Evening Rum Set By Buses Between Two College Sites Industrial Arts Students Offered $50 Scholarship (Continued on Page 3) '■" Three College Students, Four Profs Vie For County Committee Openings wUl I Three Fresno State College students and four faculty mem- "-'!■ bers have filed petitions and declared their candidacy for the It Democratic and Republican party Fresno County Central I Committee posts in the second and third supervisorial dis- ho hare Tolunteeredjtricts. nued on Pate 3) j Two ol the students an t CSTA Will Host Valley Hi Schools Republican Assembly a Chapter or Toastmutere. He It
Object Description
Title | 1956_04 The Daily Collegian April 1956 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1956 |
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 | April 6, 1956 Pg. 4- April 9, 1956 Pg. 1 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1956 |
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 | FSC Nine Meets Aztecs, Diablos In Weekend Tilts FSC Program To Feature Clarinet Choir On Tuesday By Davy Crockett The Key, A Fresno State College program televised overl Station KMJ-TV on Tuesdays at 9:30 «.m., will offer its viewers a peek at what goes on at an FSC music rehearsal when Russell S. Howland, associate professor of music, directs his clarinet choir before the television cameras this Tuesday. dlsrte CWUftan ■ " — Worthy' StudentslPeggy King Cops 7th Place Will Be>Honoie0nRace For Century Queen a A all in D J A By Schyler Rebjurt At AAUK DcWQUet Foggy King, Fresno SUte College's candidate for Mi. . I Century of Progress, moved into seventh place After the 't,0. i. Casht^tne SKu1< len KenSltr-Bfocs: c ..„* official count taken Monday night. This means, according to Francis Azimi, co-chairman the FSC Inter-Campus Centennial Committee, that Mis-, k Students Will Gain ■ I View Of Teaching ° At CSTA Meeting srons rAGt , 10CATI0H CMANCa TO PACE rout... Campaign Dri^e ToObtain Blood Scheduled Soon FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. Al'UIL Final Century Race Tally Tonight; Pony Express Set To Ride Again Notes Including County History Will Be Carried Backers Expect Peggy King To Hold 7th Place It beN«i warded fprj „ ,'„;;:; Petitions Deadline : TJr°Z ^or ^ Positions ,i ;„ EK Slated Wednesday Petitions Lacking For Class Officers; Where Are They? tun*. Th* forma muit b« dropped mine in a.photograph fo Dr. Smith Slates Centennial Talk tn^rfj"»{.toM8^*°"'lAVVS W,U ^ET Jlsrlon ton, 1. the pul Only one petition has beer 5. Gayllnn Spence. Junior Journal-1 Group Offers Two Awards To Graduates ot Fulton .na".M.rlpo.naer.".Teeo.n *' r/no T wh " ^"prtlc ..te'ln the mall wl)l be delivered to a, ^^^^ ^ 'j^^f ^£<£ " «| >^ Mann. Judy j ,„, ^^ centennial partd. y\17 High Schools, JCs To Attend Leader Meet \ (Continued on Agr3 J Future Farmers 'Take' Ag School In Annual Event FSC asrlcultural majo les br Lloyd 'Howler, dea State Colleges To Host Europe Tour GRANDEUR OF HEIpELBERG—Members of flu lory ol Western MafTlour pose before ono of the buildings second from the end; back row, Vera Ricjgins. ::. Bailey, fourth; Emma Dunn, seventh; Elizabeth Wiley, eigbin and Nel Bartlell, ninth. i By Gnvlinn Spence Seventeen San Joaquin Valley high schools and junior colleges have accepted invitations to the fourth annual Student Leaders' Day April 14. on the Shaw Avenue Campus, Russ i.urman, said today. Additional schools are expected to acknowledge the invita- TOUR FEATURES E Evening Rum Set By Buses Between Two College Sites Industrial Arts Students Offered $50 Scholarship (Continued on Page 3) '■" Three College Students, Four Profs Vie For County Committee Openings wUl I Three Fresno State College students and four faculty mem- "-'!■ bers have filed petitions and declared their candidacy for the It Democratic and Republican party Fresno County Central I Committee posts in the second and third supervisorial dis- ho hare Tolunteeredjtricts. nued on Pate 3) j Two ol the students an t CSTA Will Host Valley Hi Schools Republican Assembly a Chapter or Toastmutere. He It |