1922_06 The Daily Collegian June 1922

              Freshmen Win
Swimming Meet
College.   the° "£w
"Sophs" by the score
meet was hard fough
a !,'.", o i -.',..,„ t'en p..'int" for hi
class, as well as .Miss Mildred Moore
who led the "Fro h" girls with ten
points.   The events and winners were
'25-yard dash (boys)—Lynch (frosh)
I-,., ill, Mconii, and Hun
km    ,1 |,hl. third.
-.•:,. Mini    dash    (women)-Moore
I'ettit (soph), third.
50-yard dash (men)—Lynch (frosh)
first; Goree (frosh), second, and Hun
'•      soph), third.
amfret'tit (soph).tl
l'i lili-e    for    distil...       ,
(frosh), first; Hunkins (soph), ,..  ,
Plunge for distance (women)—
Ktarni-s   (soph), first;  Cray   (frosh)
Under water swin
(sonh) nnd Kirkpat
with 120 vards each.
Diving (men)—Larson (soph), first
lire-ley! fro hi, -econd, and V.',-,!
hi 1.- 1  -|,h), third.
Hiving (women)— Frame nnd Petti
(...,ph) tied for first, Harrack (fro.-h)
third.
I,,  Kearns,  Go
ree; women)—Moor,-, Gray and llarak
(fro in. fir -..   (Han) ii -1
beia-. I.ar-i.n (women) Chalup, rctti
and Stamcs (soph), second.
it   At the party last
engaged to and not
The   Diner—How  did   I   0
' The Waitress—Well, you w
Sophomore Qance
Poorly Attended
One of the principal events of Soph-
,.,,-   1-',    :   -..        :.'■,! ill
day, May 26, in the gymnasium.   The
„i:"about forty coupfeTbj-
ina; present.    The  punch  and  music
The patrons and  patronc.
Let Us Franie Your
Graduation Picture
B
YFIELD'SH&F
Shop of Gifts
We Carry a
Complete Line
of
Wilson's
AtMetic Goods
L. H. Weilkeimer
1026 Broadway
FRESNO
You Ought To Be
,-ou scream if 1 ki- e.1 you?
 v. -I suppose you flatter your
elf that I'd be speech!.      with joy.
New Publications
parley's
Books
THE COLLEGIAN
Do You Cram?
than you do," ,ay., Jennossi.
"You don't." retort- Van,-,-.
"Prove it!" flashes Hudson.
"We'll take a test from N'owell or
last year's economies and let him b<
the judge," Vance replies.
"Si^oTOll™"^ the «Can'd\he twt
t'ile    CI
fenncss nnd Roy eael
An Uncompleted Epic
Little   Bill   Crossland
Fell for a girl,
Oh gosh, oh gosh, oh gollyl
'with (little aptt-coxi,
Batting
Suits
Homan & Co
Atklctlc Outlllten
2045  Mariposa Street
A Gift for tfie Graduate
,Xhiy have worked hard in preparation for fhc "finals"-
and naturally expect a gift in token of your approval. They
should have it.    Don't disappoint them.    Have you seen our
Einstein sl
"ICicre 7>rf« and Quality Mttt"
'Keeping Dollars at Home"
Thousands of people board railroad trains each day.
seat themselves in the cars just as they do at
1 home, unconcerned of their destinies in the
hands of the Engineer.
Likewise, thousands of people deposit their savings
every day in the banks, without a thought of
where and how their money will be used by that
bank. The Valley Bank is a home bank and
uses its depositors' money to develop Valley
business, build Valley Homes and Develop
Valley Ranches. ,
The VALLEY BANK keeps your dollars at home
THE VALLEY BANK
SAVINGS—COMMERCIAL—TRUST
J AND MARIPOSA STREETS
Forum Has Last
Meeting in Form
Of a  Picnic
oTapicnVat'r
,.' Mil '-,ii
"""'"tlichard llefletioiM,, delivered
naugural address. The new prcs-
t  outlined  plans  for the coming
'-   |-  hoped  the
of the Forum members.
Do you think I can make her
-She, will always have some-
, laugh at.
Spring
Hats
Of charm and distinct
»* very reasonable nrir
prices
New shades of the season in
snaps and sizes. Flowers gale
2017 TULARE ST.
Exquisite New Tailored Blouses
These new blouses are of styles decidedly in demand. They are
to be had in organdies and dimities, in the daintiest and
most charming pinks, greens, orchid, bisque—and other
colors. No description here could tell of the beauty and
the charm of these blouses; truly an extraordinary value
at these tempting prices.  ^^^
Luxite Hosiery
d   recommend   it   for   its   beautlfu
Prices--75c to $2.25
1941 Mariposa Stre
I Flowers for Her Graduation
GRADUATION! What an eventful period in every
girl's life, whether it be from a grammcr school,
high school or university.
And it's the occasion when Flowers arc as much a part of the  U
big event as her pretty dress.   Every girl and young woman   !
loves Flowers then—and here we have the kind of Flowers that
fit the happy time.
rvice i:
MISS KATE PARSONS
1354 VAN NESS AVE.
W. O. W. Building, Fresno
A Desert that is a Food
A Food that is a Delight--
Benham's
ICE CREAM
Your
most
wholesome
food
and refreshing
delicacy
Eat it at
least once
a day
Music Department
Holds Piano Recital
First  Piano—Vera C
/ uto,     l:.,.■ ■    |.;,l
Second    Piano—Peat
Lorena Rice.
h in F	
 —Edith Stickle, „.
Second Piano—Maim* Pilkingti
Joctiue. Levis.
:.  Marquise Minuct....Thcodore Lo
First Piano—Viola llnird.
Second Piano—Laura I-unit/on,
I.   Gavotte Kuginc Pimar
l-ir.-t Piano—Lois Miller.
Second Piano—Myrtle Fc
Neapolitan Dan ",--v-
D1--10-
i^TOTaTKffncVrLo"
i'n'c Major ..Mor.art-Grieg
THE COLLEGIAN
First Piano—Ireta Rudy.
Second Piano—Ruth Taggart.
First Piano—Dorothv Nelson.
Second Piano—Hetty Le Crane.
.   Hall of the Mountain....Kinp-Grieg
First Piano— Rosclle Brock.
Second Piano—Elizabeth Bentley.
.   Valse Brillante Moskosti
F'^iano-R ,-h Taggart, Ireta
Second Piano—Lola Miller, Myrtle
.  Children's ' March '. ...Gringci
Fir.-t Piano-Mary Sunkel.
Second Piano—K"    '
,1 l'i:ino_
— Hetty Ixa-Cra
h Bentley
'    nsky
Mu Alpha Deltas
Go Picnicking
May 30, the Mu Alpha Delta*
the morning and motored about forty
i .:■ :,.-.   - leathers,    Wiley Crawford and Pcrr-
Mmim-
hey had a cherry
"SJ   >^"^Elizabcth   Bentley,
Second Haw—Betty Lee Crane,
POPULAR OPINION
Popular opinion  is the expression of the masses.    It is the
guiding hand behind Government action.
Popular  opinion  summoned  delegates  to  the  Disarmament
Conference;  slashed   naval   expenditures   and   scrapped
battleships.
Popular opinion  frowned  on  Government cxtravagencc  and
officials halved their budgets.
Popular  opinion   has  become  economical,  conservative  and
thrifty.    Can the individual do less than  follow these
precepts?
A bank account is the Treasury Department of the Home.
*   You are its Secretary.   Arc you efficient?
"The Government deposits with us—Why nof you?"
The Growers National Bank
Mary Said:
"Gooder Tkan tke
Cir<
,t
circus!—
Mrs. E. B. Cuinn, 1445 O Street,
above answer in the contest, which v
awarded.
Dealers  everywhere  sc
delicious Sierra Lee Cream.
wholesome   and
The problem of success isn't solved
by higher mathematics. Its answer is
in that simple sum of addition in
your saving pass book.
Every time you add something to what you
have saved you bring yourself a step closer
to the realization of your ambitions. Fidelity
is helping many young people build up their
"Sum of Sucess."
May Wt Serve YOU, 'Coo?
FIDELITY TRUST & SAVINGS BANK
Mariposa at Broadway Mm-.smi
le Dr. £da Lot
sh composition class that sh<
xpected to have another rl.i i
in,11     (We might add that J
■d   Knir
Kodak Time
Is Here
For    the    Best    Kjxlak
Finishing Bring Your
THE
LARK
—Headquarters
for Refreshments
After the Theatre Party-
come to the Lark for
refreshments.
Our soda fountain drinks and
refreshments are delightfully  different,   refresh-
T"e Lark
1212 Jay Street
Opposite Kinema Theatre
"To Please Me-
Take Me to
Wilson s
Their Ice Cream is not only
better—Smoother and full of
cream—but   the  service, is
_ delightful."
Wil
sons
1127
SPORT SHOES
For the
College Girl
We feature many pretty styles of Sport Low Shoes
and Rapper Pumps that are so much in vogue now, at
our popular prices-
At Near by Stores
You will be glad to know that
you can now   get   my cakes,
freshly   moist   and  dcliciously
t*\VrWaft^ melting, at almost all grocery
■bob* A*jt*x. storc5.       Devils  Food,   White
523-25 BLACKSTONE Layer and Yellow Layer — 25c
FRESNO
continuous running filtered water
is the kind you swim in at our tank
Fresno Natatorium
1725 Broadway