1922_06 The Daily Collegian June 1922

              ^Graduation!
Friday Evening,
Audit., 8:30 P.M.
COLLEGIAN
Good Bye
and
Good Luck!
STATE COLLEGE OF FRESNO, THURSDAY. JUNE 8. 1922
FRESNO STATE COLLEGE GRADUATES
FIRST CLASS TOMORROW EVENING
I, Edith Barnctt, Mildrc,
Isa Mnry Hohner, Oliv
■anor   lir.-iilfii.li,   Mi,--   M
ni-ham.   Klsic
laniolson, ('■:
t li. 111 ado ,l,< Ijicy.'Her-
•1.1,1,1., I.. Ell-worth. Lois K. Gadbury,
Maude Gardener, Grace Elinor Gates,
Josephine Kuth Gibson, "Vema A.
Gooch, Jennie Griffin, 'Mildred Har-
rington.  Grant  M.   Harris,   "Komi   Ii.
,■■:■■ .   i       1  ,
Grace K. Holden, rarilee S. Jack:-on.
Viola Marie Jaeobscn, Mall     I, -  ..,
'• "| ,
Keyes, •Elizabeth Knight, France
1 irol.-i-, .Mai,:.,,.• l Long. M Uiiin Mad-
d.,x, 'Evelyn Mar hall, Olive Mac
■I ui,!- 1m McGoe, Siliiio Moll
henney, Myrtle Goss Meachem, Bertha
Melkoninn, Aurora Mi, -ka.-l■»„, Hi,roll,-." .). Miliar. Ianli-iiii, Moore, Marie
1 r. Nel .ii. Ida Niil ',11,
Margaret C. Olson, Irene Owen, Marion M. I', tor on. Horn Ellen I'l, ' '
•Mary E. I'i-iiv. Kuth Elam Pi.
•Ella Preston, Grace Konfrow, Flora
Itodrigu,-;.. •Hall!.- Kuthledg-, Mary
IVail Saudi,Igc, Shooshanig M. Saro-
yan, Vida Ryslo Soyrc, Mary R.
Sharer, Annctta L. Sicgf,
rumilson, Dorothv K. Van Dyke
Ann Wash, Bohnie \Vcd.-l
M. W,11,,,,(., l.ibbc Margaret White,
Dorothy Lee Wilhite, Jane Woodman,
Margaret .Lucile Woodman, *Mary
ZiegTcr, Lucille V. Gallion.
Junior College
funding in an;
are entitled to junioi
college or departmei
•ity for which they 	
' Mi. I
ments:    Lcota Aggeler, Donald Ken-
■    ,      , 1     !   .
Dorothy E. Barr, Beryle Bollinger, Roy
R.   Crawford,   Ralph   Thomas   xt'-
Delma E. Frame, Rolland Giltx
strap,   Thelma   Jane   Harris,
Churchill Hunkins, u
comb, Elsie Kaljiat
Agnes Ellen Lchr, C
u*t 1ii"°
y McCon-
HUNKINS WINS
STUDENT BODY
^RESIDENCY
Mills   Wloi   Race    lor   SocrolanjJilp-
Crowland   Wliu   Contort   for
YeU  Loadonhlp
:■:■      '.rwi'lfredl	
ked what his policy for next year
luld be. "Freshman initiations
1st be held in the down town dis-
ets.   Pajammnrino rnllie   held in the
rival football team,.' The citijens
11 back State College sports to the
nit when they learn that we have a
e crowd out here."   Mr. Hunkins bc-
i'la'1! n. \t"y"ar wit M ^cooperation
"We'are^pecTaJly^in'de'btwl to Mr,
-ilson and Mr. Moody for their ex-
PRESIDENT McLANE
ENTERTAINS GRADS.
as   the   greater   majority   of  th,
garden of the home as in the hoi
self. The gank-n pn--entcd a sti
..con,-, bank.-d.on each side with
Forsberg    accompanied     both
Hums  and Miss Lauritxen.
hVfri-  hment 1    were    served    in    the
dining room of the home. Miss 1* —" —
Powell ami Miss Juliet Dixon act
graduates and faculi
ii.i   i   li.,    hospitality     extended     by
Pi,- id,-lit and Mrs. McLane last night.
Dr. F. R. Morris submitted to hi;
Math Club, the problem \'      .1
to the mathematicians of France age:
Nil-,loon's problem was that if hh
could   it be  tlividet!  into  four   equal
parts    with    a    compass   .without    -
straight line.   The first student of
Math Club to solve the problem v
Donald Akey.
SIERRA SUMMER SCHOOL TO OPEN
AT HUNTINGTON-MONDAY JUNE 26
Many Improvements to be Made This year on School Site
at Huntington Lake.   Thirteen Teachers Compose Faculty
On Monday morning, Juno 26, the eighth annual s
iierra Summer school v-:" ' -;" -—■-■- -
W. II. Givi
The  Sier
,,[,• n and will continue for
x weeks thereafter,
Lake,
1 itself being
m of Huntington Lak
I feet above the lake.
vensj dean of the sunn !
uminer term ol the Ere.no Stat,- College.
icr School i, located at the southwest end of Huntin
uated between I
.   Tho
,1, Hun
ional forest.    A  10. 1 gallon
e school   ,•..-, affords an ab-.m
. completed fast year and in <
Huntington Lake offers  so;
it.-- government, it
r tank, installed by
of good water.   A
single dissenting vote.   They wer
V-i-o-Pivaident—\ ,-ltna  Diunron.
Treasurer—Ed. Chevalier.
Auditor—Richard II, f|. bower.
Editor of the Animal—Willis Hay
) Plans Under
Way for the Co-of.
Hi.- i\,f.t, in, if the plan for a general   -"l opporiu
manager of all faculty club affair,-, is ">ey posse
.,...,:■ ■.,■.-;
Stt -"t-v-rata? "'0rC reIl"blc ""^"l   •Hie8o	
A new feature plop„-ed fur the store ! company, is  doing a  vast  amount   of
!   :'":''   '■''■' ''"-'•■'■',|il-   ':     . ',-'"tunn'-U ,aml'n^uiNlTnr'
JJSting electricity.  Thls^ric wilTbe
21 STUDENTS WIN
SCHOLARSHIP SEALS c
Training School
Hold Graduation
X  School
e Colleg
The   ,
Tlall.ll
of Ere	
Hum, at eleven o'clock, Thursday
morning, June 8.
The program is is follows:
Entrance of graduates.
Song by Assembly.
Welcome... Sam Wood, Class President
Songs Eighth Grade
Declaration of Loyalty t„ th.       I
.    Margaret Thomas
Declaration of Loyalty t„ i
Affirmation of Faith in 1'
 Frances  enroll
Song  Ai emhly
Clas Creed Mav Hay.i-n
Song  Assembly
Presentation of Class Memorial.
A. RKalch. 1'rin. Wa h'ington School
Distribution of Diplomas	
 P. F. Vi.l :
Ear, wall    Sam Wood, Class President
song - — jj-j-   ' « :/;
are: S'urie*! CrawfordVc'e'rV
sir, Wayne Hill, .latraM I.ero;- Kid-
TTfll, Margaret Lucile Thomas, Charles
C. Smith, Leo William G. Schomer,
Mary   Stephenson,   Mattie   Evelyn
'■a      I      ,      ■■ 1 i       . ".     ,.     .      I
\„„        ",■■„.      1        .1 '
I
Cottrell. Illaco Verne Kalb, Sally
Keyes Shipp.
two years. El-
list „f honor
a higher
Leln Taylor
Alice Brown"°
Elsie Kaljnin
Maude MeG.-e
Wan, n McKnv
Bertha Melki.nia
*"" Ho'no'rabi
Edith Barnett
n Renfrew
TURN IN LIBRARY BOOKS
A number of books, including  —
M       ■- M! ■   l-i    1.'    ■-.
.Manuel of Nature Study," Elwood's
:, i , nt," are mi-Ming from
■
Agnes Tobin. Librarian.
As the books have been taken from
;
librarian  has  been  unable  to  locate
"lelr borrowers.
'■Watch the bulletin board for calls
the library," Miss Tobin asks, "and
^"pamphlet Ij checked off."
resting.regions within
or a fetrtdUany'y ^ ''
f,,- „f five dollar i- cliarg.-.l f„r
camping privileges on the schoon
grounds, the fee including tl;.- use of
(amps Near By
Camp Edwards is ituat.-d near the
oil.,.,] and Huntington Lake la, Ira i
located not over 300 yards cast of the
'"C0°i.Ocr two thousand dollars will bo
30x50 feet, is to be built and will be
used    for   general   assemblies,   music
erected nnd improvements made in the
1    I M   ■ ...
rearrangement of the buifding-
Last   year,  the   Chamber   of  Com-
fnr Ho  u c'of the school, this year the
!ar'sWtem°ro§tSenU
t regularly matricu-
ersity of  California,
from   an   accredited