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PRESIDENT McLANE RESIGNS
THOMAS EXPECTED
TO BE APPOINTED
AS COLLEGE HEAD
.««.
Wisdom In Casting Votes Is Deemed
MANY ASPIRANTS
thTcon.V."h«T,p"H.^«d0,„°Teh
Of Vital taportance To College Welfare
SEEK STUDENT
/ By Bruee Buttles, Editor, The Collegian
BODY OFFICES
Appointment of Present Vice-
President Assured, According
.rshtT"™ '
If ,* are to believe everything that we hear, and substantiate this
with what we see, we are sure lhal the political pot al Fresno Slate
college is boiling with renewed vigor as lhe semi-annual contest for
—
Keen Rivalry Expected to Fea
To Current Reports
/j*Q§ffi&
Associated Student Body office, draw, near. The fact thai 13 ,'"
ture Semi-Annual" Po
dents are competing for the six offices affords us actual evidence that
litical Contest
j^JSirJS
tSS^^w
During such tiroes as these the welfare ol Fresno Slate college de-
rnand. that students, given the right of .electing those who aspire to
rule over them for the semester, should inform themselves of the re
Associated Student Body ol'the Kr.s
L XM-ane baa been accept,,! l» Will
Sj.-Li.Be. who has been prci.ld.-nl of
,bi, 1.1,1111111.111 over since Its eslab-
tlsbm.-nt. will become effective at the
■ - j8>j iM''
spective merits of the candidates. No one should cast his vote solely
because the candidate is a friend, a fraternity brother, or is being
backed by someone who is well liked about the campus, unless he
knows (hat this man will fill the office to the best interests of Fresno
i^^^^of&T^^0 s,mc colleKe "nd not"°
Fellow students— Remember this The flarr^thaTtne man'Trries
with him isn t a sufficient guide as to his ability. There are times
h-ld last Friday morning d'n'rin-'r.-CT
lead-r and lhe editorship „f the r„l
leglan Is anticipated since three atu
», IK.
HI ' alls
when "the other fellow's man" may be the best.
are equally as .|..|.-rniln.-d to t>.-rnni>
Thar,.', ,T,r'sUto Ilcara^l"^.-*
1 \W|j
Posture Campaign To "COLLEGE Y. W. C. A.
inate.l yesterday were as follows
Etafr^SHl^l
■L ' Tjjj
Be Staged On Campus HEARS OF JAPAN
of the Associated Men rttuil.-nts, Kl
wood Mitchell, studenl member of tb.
rlX/7hrroclmendba™on9 He 11
Hk A^M
Second Week in February Has
Been Set Aside for D-n<nnc ih,. .hat,,,- „r ,hc Orient.
linanc committee and member of the
ll':« varsity team. vn ,-jir. -idem
Posture Work . ",r,"y ,""-'"""' and rar jcrts »■„„
l-nuls Deren. president of tho Soptlo-
teadlo.'lt among the board members
j displayed at lb.. Collet-,- V W. meet
il there was In the case of an ap
chell and Miss Elolse Websler; serg
pointment of a president for tho San
Jc«,- Teachers" rolleKi-. for Thomas
'^BIP
tho auspices of the \ w. S und A. M. Kan. Tom,
of lhe C.,:!,.gtan. Howard Johnson
^mirf °n " """ """• '"
Chu^her'general'rlrmanl'and'pres * h£f'addreT'' Tllo" j^rlm con"
r."";::*!'^:;: wi'L""
'Apache,' One-Act Play
(ion. which hn's tuk.-„ ov'r 1'hoT'w. '•>" Hill- Japan.J 'Kl',W ar'ra"v.,|"ln
varsity squad; Orrln Quails, j.resen
" WUosoph" from Stanfor."' Jew"
Will Be Staged Soon
S pari of lhe campaign. The entire ""lr charming costumes. Mis- 1.1J.
week will be .leveled lo Impressing the "-'n Tomintn spoke on lhe l.iplc of
!"l:l'r,l,''nr wiM heToM1 Wednesday
students through various mediums. In- th.. Orb-nt. and Miss Elirabcih Ixrog
Ibrotnthout the state.
ciuasr7nly,.*:.rpro!iuXi"rrr',i,..',fn!.tr.
eluding posters, advertisements, a ' »•'•• '«" M'-ak.-r ,„, Tl,„ Mi-lonarles
Glee Club to be On
"llcUrie. as city superintendent of
a'ono-'a,"i '!'r.T transVa".,! Vrom^lJl'o
IT"**" °.nMmyn.lV".hr!->i.; t^Mea,,,mad'o?l|!,,R-''t
Boards at Fresno Hi
l-llllo r.i.l-1. al toys, whii Ii .:■■■ even
drnmu chosen. It Is one of the Grand
Teacher- College to a Junior College
gym. Thursday. January 13. accord
High .<.! 1 assembly on January 1!<
hiring visions of a four-year college
Ing in Miss Churcher. Tho following
In Die sear future.
students have been appointed to serve
delicate wnrkninushop revealed them
According to Wood. thlH Institution
selves In the Japanese doll-, which
Choral numbers will he given hy
Poster publicity: UHlan Herrick.
to U. I.in.-"s eflort and guidance, until
Vera Mitchell. William Balrd.
and whose elaborate cc olffure on even
largest Teachers' Colleges In lhe west
of how the Orlentnl maidens used lo
present themselves In public before
Teachers- College, In America.
Si,i.h- William llalrd. Mi"- HarMsian
the bobbeddmlr crate *nr.-,'i '., Japan
violinist: Al Kennedy, novelty dancer
(continued on page 2. Colli
coach the play, which will bo pre
Colloglan: Mary Helen McKay.
Alma Wanamaker. Jennie Peterson,
made possible through the efforts of
CALENDAR
al"r..^ted™'!r'lT..s'..rKaw,I'l who
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12—
date having been decided
Pntur rvlc, station: Irwin
was'VrobablT'lhat" f 'tl ' 1 1 "
whTchhle'rTlenMhrou hThoTlur't''"l
Jo^t^intor.Senlorc_la..moo,lng.
Office Issues Advice
Ginsberg. Wilms llassett, Elolse Web-
which the Japanese decorate th-ir
ii?0KK^£Fiii['£]''ii
Students Council. 5;«, cafeteria.
To February Graduates
Assembly Joanotte Wolfe. Iva Elli
rooms to celebrate the Doll's Kesil-
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13—
Kindergarten club. A. W. 8. room.
son. Kdlth Allen. Krwin Ginsberg. Eu-
play represented the Emperor and the
February Graduates
Luncheon club, 12:00.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 14—
Tomes""- P,M",",K '" K"",m'" th'8
Dlsplnys: George llotb. Aurora Hed-
borg. .Marian Smallln. Bill Kuril.
ofs?i«"ylrS?^"Siii
Asked to Have Photos
Raskntball game. San Jose-State.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 16—
Haaketball game, San Joae-Slate.
2. Paid tho diploma too of threo
dollars.
Lawrence Wlli-ou. Mablo KaliJIan.
forgotten, aa the Empcror-doll has a
tiny miniature sabre by bis aide and
Taken During Month
Dance In gym, after game, aus-
MOMTMY. JANUARY 17—
Y. W. Board meeting 12:16.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18—
W. A. A. Board meeting. 12:30.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20—
(Room 127. Offco hourH. 12-2 p. m.)
6. Completed the playground rc-
Her headgear Is similar to those worn
dangling beads and ornate decorations.
A Chinese blouse, loaned by Miss
Lee. a college student, waa greatly
admired for lla beauty In color and
"Campus"" when il appears neat
spring should havo their pbotos
taken before the end of tho month,
says Howard I-ane. editor ot this
year's annual. Photo ordera can
be secured from tbe Campus office
STATE COLLEGE BULLDOG SONG
Clnrk lloun Dog" campaign song—
Kngllsh Bull, weight eighty pounds:
Sophomore class meeting at 12.30
7. Had a picture taken at Hart-
Nobody's klckln' our dog around.
The appearance of tbe Japanese
from Howard Johnson, photo editor, for a charge of SO cents.
■ook's for tbe annual.
Contributed by W. B. Mlkeacll.
girls to sing for the members was
Object Description
| Title | 1927_01 The Daily Collegian January 1927 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1927 |
| 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 | Jan 12, 1927 Pg. 1 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1927 |
| 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 |
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PRESIDENT McLANE RESIGNS
THOMAS EXPECTED
TO BE APPOINTED
AS COLLEGE HEAD
.««.
Wisdom In Casting Votes Is Deemed
MANY ASPIRANTS
thTcon.V."h«T,p"H.^«d0,„°Teh
Of Vital taportance To College Welfare
SEEK STUDENT
/ By Bruee Buttles, Editor, The Collegian
BODY OFFICES
Appointment of Present Vice-
President Assured, According
.rshtT"™ '
If ,* are to believe everything that we hear, and substantiate this
with what we see, we are sure lhal the political pot al Fresno Slate
college is boiling with renewed vigor as lhe semi-annual contest for
—
Keen Rivalry Expected to Fea
To Current Reports
/j*Q§ffi&
Associated Student Body office, draw, near. The fact thai 13 ,'"
ture Semi-Annual" Po
dents are competing for the six offices affords us actual evidence that
litical Contest
j^JSirJS
tSS^^w
During such tiroes as these the welfare ol Fresno Slate college de-
rnand. that students, given the right of .electing those who aspire to
rule over them for the semester, should inform themselves of the re
Associated Student Body ol'the Kr.s
L XM-ane baa been accept,,! l» Will
Sj.-Li.Be. who has been prci.ld.-nl of
,bi, 1.1,1111111.111 over since Its eslab-
tlsbm.-nt. will become effective at the
■ - j8>j iM''
spective merits of the candidates. No one should cast his vote solely
because the candidate is a friend, a fraternity brother, or is being
backed by someone who is well liked about the campus, unless he
knows (hat this man will fill the office to the best interests of Fresno
i^^^^of&T^^0 s,mc colleKe "nd not"°
Fellow students— Remember this The flarr^thaTtne man'Trries
with him isn t a sufficient guide as to his ability. There are times
h-ld last Friday morning d'n'rin-'r.-CT
lead-r and lhe editorship „f the r„l
leglan Is anticipated since three atu
», IK.
HI ' alls
when "the other fellow's man" may be the best.
are equally as .|..|.-rniln.-d to t>.-rnni>
Thar,.', ,T,r'sUto Ilcara^l"^.-*
1 \W|j
Posture Campaign To "COLLEGE Y. W. C. A.
inate.l yesterday were as follows
Etafr^SHl^l
■L ' Tjjj
Be Staged On Campus HEARS OF JAPAN
of the Associated Men rttuil.-nts, Kl
wood Mitchell, studenl member of tb.
rlX/7hrroclmendba™on9 He 11
Hk A^M
Second Week in February Has
Been Set Aside for D-n |
