1932_09 The Daily Collegian September 1932

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STATE COLLEGE AT FRESNO, MONDAY, SEPTEMHER 12, 1932.
ENROLLMENT INCREASE FORESEEN
DR.F.W. THOMAS]
NAMES EIGHT TO
NEWFAClinLIST
Seven   Dtparlmenls  of  College
Under Maitagemenl o
New Instructors
Dr. Thomas, College Prexy, Greets
Old and New as Term Begins
During the past week I have had the pleaaure of welcoming
four kinds of students. Out of this experience have come tome
reflections which I am going to pass along in my greeting to the
entire student group.
The flrit kind I have met is the new freahman, eager for the
thrilling experience of attending college for the first time and
"". of the hopes and tm-
ons that should belong
Sign Up Now for
Collegian fobs
Preliminary plans for the
permanent orgxniiation of
The Collegian staff for this semester include rrrangements'
for a dinner Sep.ember 27, at
the College Union, at which
HUNDREDS LINE
HALLtAS FALL
SIGN-1JPBEGINS
Is Register Today and
.tow, Frrish on '
Wednesday
PROCEDURE   IS   OUTLINED
Dr. Frank Morris It,■:■.■.„, . Rr-g-
istralion Initi-uctioru
ror Students
Orientation to Be Required for
Freshmen Only, Announces Office
First Year Students to Receive One Unit of
Credit for First Semester; Class
Meetings to Be Arranged
i New Campus
Staff Announced
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Faculty to Scrimmage
City Police-bead.u.iler. whjcb
College Association Head Stresses
Co-operation in Welcoming Message
want you
e fact that u
a hearty waft
i three years here at
irking part
Greetings fros
awaits you hem 01
Fresno State are t
No doubt it will be difficult for you as freshm.
that it has been " pririWg" for some of us	
upper classmen to serve pur college. It v
be hard for some of us t.» leave'when gradu-|
ation time conies, to set aside the part w
have played in the progress of our institutioi
The places to be vacated by us will be filled ■
by strangers—for the time being only—for J
you will find your fellow students ready a
willing t.i lend n helping hand. A faculty whichl
will turn a sympathetic ear to sill your want
Our college today is one of the ranking it
stitutions of the country. It has aUnined thi
high standard through the hard work of its      cnig, »,..,
many loyal members. Your duty as a new member of this body
ill be to qualify yourself to cany on our progress.
Measures have been taken to famitarize you with the many
activities here on the campus. Organizations and individuals have
been delegated toward this end.
Wo ask of yon to cooperate.
GEORGE R. SYKES,
President Fresno State College Association.