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COLLEGE DAY
Toilette Day nhoiild mean sum. thing t.> y..u as a student of
Fresno State College. This day. one of the leading event* of
college year, should be celebrated with reverence and
tradition. College Day serves a twofold purpose; first, ,u ..„.,.
graduates who have enjoyed the college's hospitality for four
and have contributed "L : ""'* *- :'- -' '-- —' —~.—i"
honor the high school g
who may become part of our great student body.
Each of us can do his bit by being a close friend for one day to
one or more of our guests. Be hospitable, congenial, courteous, and
a true friend to a high school graduate. You can do your L
in assisting some guest make his selection of his future alma mater.
It may depend on you whether the undecided student will choose
Fresno State or some other college for his alma mater.
This little service to our college will be a pleasure. The program for the day calls for an assembly in the morning featuring
the Wilson orchestra and the awarding of emblems, the graduating
exercises, the college band concert, open house in all departments.
two plays in the afternoon, and the annual Tokalon pageant and
Omicron Pi dance in the evening. If you are not partaking in the
for the college by being host
RED CROWN GASOLINE
OLIVE SERVICE STATION
"Ye College Hangout"——
ALBERTS CONFECTIONARY
Breakfast __„_.
OirR SPECIALTIES: Toasted Sandwiches lOe ai
Noon Day Lunches
We Carry a Full Line of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
COSMETICS
Across from the Training Scho
SUITS for
GRADUATION
$25
Select your Graduation Suit at Henry
Dormer's from the largest stock in the
entire Valley, and on iisave enough to
buy a new hat and pair of shoes
1000 SHEETS of TYPING PAPER
$|25
Delivered fo Any Part of the City
Hume Printing & Lithograph Co.
Phone 3-6174 2126 Merced St.
7 HAVE YOU READ 9
THE ADS
Special at
$30and$35
A suit that just naturally looks good on you. A suit
you just naturally like! The kind of a suit you can walk
into—It was made for you.
EAGLESON & CO.
1141 Pulton Street
MEET ME AT
CASNER'S
Special 25c Plate Lmch-Noon and Evening
Try Oar -orange s
SIERRA SUMMER SCHOOL
Jane 25 to August 3,1928
* HUNTINGTON LAKE, CALIFORNIA
SCHEDULE OF COURSES
Note: (a) indicates first three weeks; (b) second three weeks
MATHEMATICS
11 O'CLOCK i 1 O'CLOCK
iotqjg
. MJfogy <3) (s) i
EDUCATION FOUCATION EDUCATION
125 Soc' Problem, la High SaaaM*. College, t;ro«. , Academy Gro
" 111, It,) MWF | (a) MWF; (bl
I'.;"'■ -r A :.n Grove I Jacobs.!.. Tun.
neg. Geography (J
1 PHYSICAL EO.
8ICNOI SOCI
Expansion Planned fc^J^"**,
In Social Science JETS £;£
Division Next FMllS'L^"'',
M. P. Brings Added to Faculty:
Students May Elect Social
Science for A.B. Major
wlology. fifty flv. I,
under tho department hi
Division Students" Tb
•Football and women drivel
Freshman Debate
Team Meets C.O.P.
In Debate Contest!
ART
BIOLOGY
A. Dlology tJJ (a) SIW*-;
Selene. Pavilion W
Avery. Temple Grov.
ej learning (11
Grove., Academy Grov.
ENGLISH
Ion (J)
' Irr,a"
o!T
MATHEMATICS
"Is?
;,,?Sl0,
Swift, ri.yground "'
MATHEMATICS
Dr. Laisne Addresses Four Eastern Profs. Commencement Plans
Advertising Class ^yjjj LectUre on Announced by Office
.£, b.,1 ^^."Jn, Current Education ^'^"^^^"JZZ
Hall-Quest, Hyer, Wilde i
Haggerty to Instruct in Nei
Course at Huntington
w "Largo" from Xerxes.
r..no Stale College faculty
re been made by Dr. Thorn"
forala aad also at Carletoa College.
■ graduate, will go into tho Wast Court
State's AA to Be
Recognized by CaL
Recrultla* Sergeant — Wof. jer
una sad wot branch ot th* a " '
d'ye want to be tat /
Dr. Frank w .Thomas, praal-
K lai local college. Sad othir
to climb a lamp.po.L-'
Object Description
| Title | 1928_06 The Daily Collegian June 1928 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1928 |
| 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 | June 1, 1928 Pg. 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1928 |
| 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 | the co£lbgian COLLEGE DAY Toilette Day nhoiild mean sum. thing t.> y..u as a student of Fresno State College. This day. one of the leading event* of college year, should be celebrated with reverence and tradition. College Day serves a twofold purpose; first, ,u ..„.,. graduates who have enjoyed the college's hospitality for four and have contributed "L : ""'* *- :'- -' '-- —' —~.—i" honor the high school g who may become part of our great student body. Each of us can do his bit by being a close friend for one day to one or more of our guests. Be hospitable, congenial, courteous, and a true friend to a high school graduate. You can do your L in assisting some guest make his selection of his future alma mater. It may depend on you whether the undecided student will choose Fresno State or some other college for his alma mater. This little service to our college will be a pleasure. The program for the day calls for an assembly in the morning featuring the Wilson orchestra and the awarding of emblems, the graduating exercises, the college band concert, open house in all departments. two plays in the afternoon, and the annual Tokalon pageant and Omicron Pi dance in the evening. If you are not partaking in the for the college by being host RED CROWN GASOLINE OLIVE SERVICE STATION "Ye College Hangout"—— ALBERTS CONFECTIONARY Breakfast __„_. OirR SPECIALTIES: Toasted Sandwiches lOe ai Noon Day Lunches We Carry a Full Line of SCHOOL SUPPLIES COSMETICS Across from the Training Scho SUITS for GRADUATION $25 Select your Graduation Suit at Henry Dormer's from the largest stock in the entire Valley, and on iisave enough to buy a new hat and pair of shoes 1000 SHEETS of TYPING PAPER $|25 Delivered fo Any Part of the City Hume Printing & Lithograph Co. Phone 3-6174 2126 Merced St. 7 HAVE YOU READ 9 THE ADS Special at $30and$35 A suit that just naturally looks good on you. A suit you just naturally like! The kind of a suit you can walk into—It was made for you. EAGLESON & CO. 1141 Pulton Street MEET ME AT CASNER'S Special 25c Plate Lmch-Noon and Evening Try Oar -orange s SIERRA SUMMER SCHOOL Jane 25 to August 3,1928 * HUNTINGTON LAKE, CALIFORNIA SCHEDULE OF COURSES Note: (a) indicates first three weeks; (b) second three weeks MATHEMATICS 11 O'CLOCK i 1 O'CLOCK iotqjg . MJfogy <3) (s) i EDUCATION FOUCATION EDUCATION 125 Soc' Problem, la High SaaaM*. College, t;ro«. , Academy Gro " 111, It,) MWF | (a) MWF; (bl I'.;"'■ -r A :.n Grove I Jacobs.!.. Tun. neg. Geography (J 1 PHYSICAL EO. 8ICNOI SOCI Expansion Planned fc^J^"**, In Social Science JETS £;£ Division Next FMllS'L^"'', M. P. Brings Added to Faculty: Students May Elect Social Science for A.B. Major wlology. fifty flv. I, under tho department hi Division Students" Tb •Football and women drivel Freshman Debate Team Meets C.O.P. In Debate Contest! ART BIOLOGY A. Dlology tJJ (a) SIW*-; Selene. Pavilion W Avery. Temple Grov. ej learning (11 Grove., Academy Grov. ENGLISH Ion (J) ' Irr,a" o!T MATHEMATICS "Is? ;,,?Sl0, Swift, ri.yground "' MATHEMATICS Dr. Laisne Addresses Four Eastern Profs. Commencement Plans Advertising Class ^yjjj LectUre on Announced by Office .£, b.,1 ^^."Jn, Current Education ^'^"^^^"JZZ Hall-Quest, Hyer, Wilde i Haggerty to Instruct in Nei Course at Huntington w "Largo" from Xerxes. r..no Stale College faculty re been made by Dr. Thorn" forala aad also at Carletoa College. ■ graduate, will go into tho Wast Court State's AA to Be Recognized by CaL Recrultla* Sergeant — Wof. jer una sad wot branch ot th* a " ' d'ye want to be tat / Dr. Frank w .Thomas, praal- K lai local college. Sad othir to climb a lamp.po.L-' |
