1922_09 The Daily Collegian September 1922

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STATE COLLEGE 01- FRESNO. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1922
FORTY   MEN   REPORT   FOR   GRIDIRON   PRACTICE
THIRTY PERCENT
ROLL INCREASE
IS INDICATED
Day  school
ate College
sir hundred
er   the   riM-i-
otlceablo tea
this
year's regis
ti Languages departmet
Sins of Quaker
Lad Exposed
your parents and ciders seem
and conservative? Do you fret
worry  over the  little  liberty-re-
in: letter received
iliss Schaffer from Kathcrinc
i, an art student at F. S. C. last
his is taken from an original let-
>nir, !'>ni: ago hy a (.Junker relative of Uncle Joseph'. 1 think it i.-;
delicious and know you will, too,
knowing   it   is   absolutely   true   and
The Quaker of today, of cout
■ Id   la   ■•':', .',.■,I    1    a  a    ,",',.•  ..        '■".'
I'll,-].- .[....-ph',s ►treat grandfather was.
Uncle   Joseph  still  says  "Thee,"  and
inder thy charge this winter, w
ie learn;; in .-tore business—I k
hoe will bo ,-i faithful guardian
hough it gricveth me to unveil
aults, I must disclose them for
,,.,..        la, .'■,.■
having heard him imitate ,l-~ ■
...,? thc ,iK... ,
-yini:
ViMlM
inch   iprouts   of  sin.   and   e
ongings after vanity.    In 01
WAHLBERGVISITS
ARGONAUT MINE
Tour of California Follows Close of
■a through tho streeta al'
e observed with utmosi
imps-Slcrra     City.     Nov
through    I
progress, staying 01
Dollar For Dollar
Hunkins Policy
enough as my deceas
account of her Aunt Tabithu— that
rict   model   of  rightei
II not even let a red
r garden.   My rheun
without compensation—we are willing
w-oet—deducting   25'c   when   he' eats
his dinner with his Uncle Joshua.
Marguerite Hussey Is Head
Of Women's Physical "Ed"
The State College has added to its
faeultv    Mi.M   Marguerite   llii . -ey.   I!
" u.'head of the Women's Physicial
jcation Department. Hiss Hussey
i graduate of the Wcsselcy and Co.
1 ye.iri; as liea'd of the Department
...    r'hv. leal    Kduc.-ition   ut   the   lows
!  ;-.-   at  Cedar   Falls,  Iowa
"'his is the only State To:, -
liddle West.
Mi, IliiMcy then became Special
lepn-scntative of Community Scrv-
,    .■ .     ■   ,■   l   i ,
uie field of recreation. During thc
past vear Mii-s Hus-ey has been
working: with Mr. Clark W. Heathcr-
ington, former State Supervisor of
California,   preparing  a   II
niiiil   for  the   schoo1"   «*
California.     This   is   to   go   int
HUNTING LECTURES
DURING VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hunting, head
if the  Knglish   Department,  spent a
i    • ■,
and   part of September at their c,
tago  at Seabright, motoring at d,
fcrent times to Monterey, Del Mon
and other points of interest.
£5fiSLS?-»»?»eKa
FREDA VAN FLEET AT U. a
Freda Van Vloot. office asslstr-' -*
Fresno SUto College last year, 1
making a record In good scholi
and Science.   In bor flrse exam
received high grades, getting ai
Beware He-Vamps!
No Peon Cords
,■;'■•! a  ii '■
invented, thousands of years ago, the
.styles  have  been
SEVEN VETERANS OUTFORTEAM AS
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT COMMENCES
pre ident,   Velma Damr.	
Velma Mills; treasurer, Ken   .,„! i
auditor,   Itichard   Heflcbower;
of annual, Willis  Kasyo; busi-
Envin Martin, business manager ol
ie Annual, will not return thi- /»...-
shortly after stu.
i
Collegian Guide
To College Clubs
The   Associated   Women   Stu
which is Ha- larre.!  functioning        .
in   .(.-      - ,       .,.'!,
its   membership   all   the Vomer
ent.  Doris do Lacy; vice-ntesi-
Velma   Mills;   reer.t.iry,   l.-.th-
I;  veil   lea,lei,  Edna  Kn'nt. a
Executive  Committee  will  put
arT moTsuccossful one.   Pliins
'in h'onnornof the"Freshmen girls
■'eighth.     The   Social     Affairs
■"   issisted   by   "•-
•e C,.,,,,
\!.S.
lose on the Rules and Regulations
mittco   for   this   semester   arc:
rii.an, Har.el Quails, Hemic- We t,
a      !■  Ml    'Ml I    e[.   a a, ,1   ii
s   Uhletic As.ocl.lion
which was organized under thc direction of the Associated Women Stu-
., ,,,.■ ,„ier.- ' in athletic ,
las as its leaders for the semester thc
ollowing:   Verge   Richter,  president;
,f   the    ,„
■i   Cum,
„.   :.
Camtius:   the  Regulat
ihomores.   Those who w...
;ee  that  the   Freshmen  keep  to  thc
; i   :     .      -   ' 1,1 m
are:   Fred   Telonicher,   Raymond
• 'in    Kaionjian,   Francis
leur, and Wilfred Hun -
    more  Sophomores   will
be appointed by this committee.
to abide by are: green fresh lids
be wom, sidewalks must be used
ill   walking  purposes, thc  lawns
■'l ■    i      : i
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a- in Tierra Del Fuego Argentina.
i brought them to th- United St.-ti- ;
January of this year. Thc only
could get them m this country
Mexican border"  -
i   ■■;.   are  being  sold to blind
■■:  ai they cann„t ob erve what
■    i-eeiving.    The   girls   of   Fr	
ve it on the he-flappcrs. In fact
ey have to take a back seat. In Los
isteles tho boys wear patent loathe!
ir and shoes, Troveador breeches
e-k hats and leather shirts. Tin
ikkum they put on their hair i I BO
hi for a hot day!
'    ' Toreadors Are Sold.
Carl,,nd
FRESHMAN GIRLS
TO BE WELCOMED
Women's   Association   to   Give   First
Social Function of Season
for Co-Ed*.
.-est court of the .'
It will he the first uncial functio
he season and every  Co-Ed is
e  [Hint     iiiiv
Tiie ,- pant, are very good as fr
M they dnn't go far eni
or, more familiarly speaking, they go
If many more styles like thes
nnginated the manhood of Ar
will be shattered.
i   Cm-' I lis     kin'deep."
We are HEARTILY IN FAVOR OF
l    ■       i i      ■     ;
PANTALOON'S  FROM  Til;
US.
Also, girls, beware of the boys with
the powder puff and the hair net.
WV are for air.  rtjrll I thi
IE-MEN OF FRESNO GET BUSY.
Three New Teachers
In Training School
Nellie I Hamilton   Relun
Monday, promptly nt thc stroke
of nine bells the Training Sch
ipened.    Presto!    Hundred  of enj
pervisor   of   the   second   grade
Lewis will have char.-e r,f the- 1
m the fourth
will have arithmetic in thc fift
- -■   inter,   ted   in   the   Training
School are glad to welcome Miss Nel-
- '- *hc ranks again. She
m a year's leave of
ibia University. Hav-
.._. Bachelor degree i
Primary' Education, she will hav
charge of the supervision of thc pr
mary grades this year.
The  Training  School  Is  increasin
in   popularity   by   leaps   and   bounds.
ing   taken
COLLEGE COUPLE
MARRIED IN OAKLAND
The couple are  at h
core Bulldogs hit the giJd today at four 0
n picked from this aggregation plays It
e game will b« watched breathlessly by
ot the SUto Championship Is wl
Case
Starting I
ick for regular practice.
yel came.-thraeweeka
o rootcm for the Card
o thc Fresh,
i by Miss M. E.
,cnacner.   a  violin   duct   I
■YeM    .„„[   .I,..:,ne   St,   ui,.
.    li   :,,    Velma   Panier„n,   a   fancy
lancc by Mildred Moore. I
e by Doris De Lacy,
II furnish a jazz orchestra.
Thos<
party a success are:
The Social Affairs Cim I
s    a     -laniiirii;    ,;.iu:-ii-t
,.;■-.
■Ivans,' Lois' Campbell.
Tho   Welcome   Committee,   also   a
'
a        II,     i.m.■„;,. ■
lameron,     Margaret     Scott.     Lillian
Varson.  Clara   Minor,   I ,
, a    .   M..i,   -  n.i   ■    I   ■       las    i     I''     i
•a,-., Maude Gardner, Daphne Bledsoe
aftoi
__._  East of
Scd"toabc "o'u'™' the yteaS!
iw material is «k ported to be
coach and tno students.   Only
l.i t year'., team are left, but
Coach Jor,
will be as-
SUMMER SCHOOL
IS RIP SNORTER
Special Leased Wire to tho Collegia:
(By DONALD YOUNG)
Twenty-six      hundred    years    as
Aesop   said,   "Education   can   bo   a
to the assumptions of Aristole and A
the play-right
Twenty-six 1      '
oach Jones was  greatly relieved
n he heard that there was srpo&si-
y of I,ar.,on and Casey returning
these  two  backs were
stun of the back field last year
should be greatly imprortd play-
this year.    With these two reliable
>    returning,   and   Palatine    and
civ   quarters,   both   who  will   be
<.  a   great backfield is  assured.
Casey and Larson were the only real
 id gainers on last year's team
will probably be found at full and
Larson at right halt
Two Men Out for Center. '
Captain Bill Hunkins will be out
for his old place as center again this
year. Another good man who will be
out for center is Klchard Keyes, from
Arizona. He made a fine record aa
cer.!, r in hi- former state, ploying for
two years, and gained much-valuable
feet, nnd tips the scales at more than
one hundred nnd sixty-five pounds. I
.More ends have reported for practice  than  Coach knows what to  do
most of the kicking, will probably be
found at one end, as he la large and
perienco at this position. Telonicher, '
fast, largo and rangy Is counted on
this yar as a regular. After Coach
Jones took over the reins of the squsd
!n-t year Tilly was used in several
.:.,.-,„    and improved rapidly.    He will
ular line-up this year. Best, who had
very little experience last year should
become a regular, since ho is very
fa t and h-aily. Two of last years
tackles   are to  be  back,   Buford   and    .
i,   was   used   in   several     i
--.imes at the end last year, but with
rcduci
,„_Uon by st
.■        ,.       M      ,
people attended as Harold Wohlberg,
        ■ '■
Teague, the office pen pusher; George
baseball, boating and checkers. Mo
light boating was favored by all.
Gee whiz, sometimes the boat br
down and they had to stay out qi
Each evening an entertainment'
presented at the lodge around
campfire.   Thc Student Commltee j
:»".lhi*^i™ re
live page paper in
sine. It was known
i   Kincheloe.  aa  e
robably tx
ence will probab.- -
r. Buford
played a stellar game the last of the
season last year and should be a very
valuable man thia year. Guards, none
left, not a single guard of last year.is
back and this will be the biggest prob-
Many new men will'be out that
should be of great assistance.
FRESNO ALUMNI
IS SCATTERED
Many Teachers Go to U. C Stanford,
and U. S. C, Others Teach
in Nearby Schools.
What has become of our friends the
Alumni of "22? That is a question
that a great many of your are ask-
You remember Leotsi Aggtler, Le-
rov  McConnel, Jtnneas  Hudson   and
Frances Erskinc?    These folks have
gone up to help out the Juniors at the
.   ,   difornia.
Stanford, as well, is to be honored
by thc presence of a few of our
Alumni. Some of these are Price
Robinson, Byron Hunkins, Elizabeth
Bentley, Helen Fuller, land Ernest
Bramblet
Dorothy Ban- and Elsie Kaliian are
continuing their studies at Pomona
and Occidental. Beryle Bollinger
took the county examinations and is a
Our two Illustrii
the year of ^UtS, .. _
Lester Neilson, are s