1946_12 The Daily Collegian December 1946

              STUDENT
COUNCIL
WEDNESDAY
-COLIEGIAM
KILROY
PROMENADE
THURSDAY
•READABLE — WORTH   READING
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1946
HER M*4JESTY
Kilroy Promenade
To Climax Contest
Climaxing; the "Draw Kibtjjr" contest, the Kilroy Prome-
nade will be held Thursday evening at 8 in the union social
hall. The winners of the congest will be announced during
intermission and at that time their prizes will be swarded.
The winning drawings of Kilroy will be printed in Friday's
CHECKIN   UP
MusicDepartmenti;
To Stage Annual
Carol Service
♦Collegian.
be  contributed   to World  Student  Service  fund   So far  Fresno
State College has contributed nothing towards this organisation
With music by Jack Martin and
'ACIOE SCHUCKNECHT last year s queen, is shown crown
ing Dorothy Dtllman as campus queen of Fresno State
College al the Queen s Ball Saturday night
Photo by Weymouth
Dorothy Dillman Is
New Campus Queen
Dorothy Dillman waa officially proclaimed the 1947 qu«?en
if the Fresno State College csmpus Saturday evening when
the crown was placed on her head during th> coronation
ceremonies of the annual Queen's Ball, held in the Memorial
Auditorium. ♦	
Mlaa Dillman. a junior cbemi-My   IBS*     . i*" I
major   was aponsored In the queen ! ff IF1ICT      L d I" T) I V3 I
contest by Triple S   She has served   _.   . 'Ill
Tickets Available
•tmas paaaages of the "Mew-
by Handel, will be Included
la tbe 20th annual carol service- to
he preaented by tbe Charm t'horus
and A t'appalla Choir at 11 a.m.
Friday in the auditorium
Karl Kultti. instructor of mualc.
will play Ave* Maria." by Prans
Saubert. on the violin
Tbe audience ia to sing three carols with tb* chorus and choir
Tbe  Charm  Chorus   will   present
the first  of the service and  tbe A
Cappella   Choir   tbe   latter   half
PRELUDE  BY BAUER
Part one will begin with an or
gan prelude by Elaine Sauer*fol
lowed hy "O. Come. All gg Faith
ful." with the audience; "Slseea-
nerd's Song.' Christmas Day."
Ave Marie." played by Kultti. Sl
lent Night' Rex Glorine and
Hark the- Herald Angels Sing."
with the audience
Part t»o will consist mostly of
selections from the Maastaa"
And the Glory of tbe Lord.- "O.
Thou Thst Tellest Good Things to
Zion." For Into fs I MM l*
Horn." and "Halleluiah.'' and "Joy
to tbe World." with the audienOB.
LUNDKVIST   DIRECTS
Mlaa Lyllls Lundkvtst assietaat
professor or music, directs tfes
Charm Chorus and Mary Kobler la
tbe student director Janet Want*}"
accompanies the rooms at the
piano
Verne D. leelaney. aa
feaaor of mualc. leads
pella Choir Thr chon
nied b> Helena Kapri*
piano snd Klaine aaaai
uinraent    Include*   a   comedy   skit
by   Bill   Larsen   snd   Doug   Beetle-
slone.   Bids are on  sale,  priced at
Set cents  a  person
END OF CONTEST
The Kilroy Promenade is a cut
nmatton of two week* of tntereat
in the character that has gained
national fame since the end of the
w»r The majority of the entries
.ubtnitted expressed tbe war angle.
although quite a few artists con
verted  him  to civilian   Ufa
The entries of The Collegian
sponsored contest were sent Friday
tn George McManus. illustrator of
Bringing l'p Father where they
will   be   Judged   and   lettirncd   with
PICTURED left to right, are George Zenovich. Frank Snyder
Arthur Safstrom and Leland Scott discussing the constitution revision plans to be presented at the student council
meeting tomorrow night Photo by Scott
Absent  Groups  Will
Lose  Council   Rights
i   psi
rial fund committee, wa* president
of Triple S. and a member of Fresh
man Women* Luncheon Club She
I* a member of Chi Phi Sigma. To
kalon.  I*  vice-president  of   the  Al
Tickets for the Alpha Wlnle
Carnival, to be held February a,
and  7  at   Voaemlte.  are  no.   aval
.   and   secretary sble   in   the   Hook.lore   for   $2   and
aj    KfJBJ
FIRST  ATTENDANT Keeervatlon   tickets   for   lodging
leorothes   Sunler.   runner up   for
.   * will  not  be tefiitifed  alter January
the   title   of   queen,   was   the   first
attendant     The    other    attendants ■* «nnounced  Al  Kului.   .„  charge
were  Marilyn Turney.  Jean  Miles of ■rrangemenl*.
and   Mary   Kohler. i     A snow queen   t.i U- chosen •»'■>
Trumpeters     Jacqueline     Richer from freshman and sophomore can
and    Loree    Rosenburg    from    the didate*  lo  rule  over  the  rarnlval.
Freano High School, announced tbe *HI  be  picked  at a .no»   fiance  in
e of the royal parade led by ibe »tudenl   union  social  ball   Feb
the    1*46 , ruary 4. All organization, are asked
queen, who crowned her successor ! to  sponsor  a  candidate
Prances   Burkholder  carried   tbe The  three day   festivities  include
royal   scepter  and   Douglas   Potter, .ki  exhibitions, and  Snow   Ball,  to
the jeweled crown be   held   at   the   Silv-i    lop   laedgc
LAST TO ENTER at  Fish Camp.
Queen Dorothy and Ml Parke, \emmmm aoang. menu have been
tbe  king of  the  campus,   were  the „,„,,.  „„   4u<,  „„,,.
Musicians to Serenade
Staters Witfi Carols
A rlsrion sound will drift over
the Fresno State Campus today .it
noon from the roof of MrLane Hall
• hen trumpeteera begin a week
long serenade of Christmas Carol-
John Keraly Jack Allen Geoige
Sllva. Verne Co. an M
Jim Imgovir and Vern Park will be
the men with tbe horns
Rev. Palmquist to Speak
Song of the Little Child    will tie
Ihe   topic   of   Kev       I      II     PalmqUlst
pastor of the First Methodist
Church when he speaks at the
Christmas chapel service Thm-
day in the playhouse auilitorium at
ll 3n pm
Maude Carey will sing Ave Mi
rla" at Ihe service, which Is spoil
sored bv   the Student  Christian  As-
The 12 prlxe. to be awarded t
the  five   winners  are
l Five fie* half hour flying lei
i oleman of the Adam
Airport
: New IM table model radio
Vallev   Appliance  Company
I China lease table lamp with a
silk shade — The New Josephine
Furniture  Store
4. Gold filled cigarette caae —
Baldwin's. Jewelers
5. Complete dinner for two—Pla. \
Lake Lodg*.
a. Spaulding tennis, racket—Mid-
Valley   Sports  Center
I. Dressed, staffed, and masted
Christmas turkey—Jorgensen's Catering Company.
s Hair gallon decorated Ice
cream  cake—Borden t  Dairy.
» luppv Expert Canine Beauty
Salon
•
Coca-Cola  Bottling Company.
II Sport shirt—Id
i:   Fortran   m !»i  of winner—
Holly wood   ■
massage    Hall's Heslth
11   Two box sests
Eve  Ice  Hockev   gani-
15. Two pairs of nylons—Rodder's
Mademoiselle
16 Album of populsr records
Jim   Schlffer's
17 Month's free lunches - Stu
dent  Inlon Coffee Shop.
le   Tb..  seats  to Raisin   Bowl
Raisin    Bowl    Committee     Junior
Chamber or Commerce
19    Six   show   passes—Warner's
SB. SaWganeratlng Daro lite flash
lia-lit     Friendly   Foss   Radio   Store
2\ Free passe* to Trianon Hall
room to flr»t 5" contestants to en
ter contest.
II    Leathf■
Corona   Relates   Queen's   Ball   Activities
. After
the coronation Ihe queen and her
escort led a grand march The pa
irons and patronesses Included Dr
Frank W Thomas. Dr and Mrs
Mitchell P. Hogg- Dr and Mr-
Hubert Phillips. Dr A K Lang, and
Mr.  and  Mrs.   Kalph  Jack
The sponsors were Miss Mary   t
leaker    Dr    Elisabeth    bbbbwS     an I
I  Shafer
Work of Famous Artists
Is Subject of Exhibit
Color reproductions of tbe most
poignant subject In mankind's history—Madonna and Child will be
displayed in the circulation lobby
of   the   college   library   during   the
Many of the reproductions are
loaned by MJ** Alexandra Brad
sham bead of tbe art depart men
and Dr Gertrude 8 Blllard. pro
feaaor of  Engh*b
Some of the painters included in
tbe show are Raphael. Pra Lippo
Llppi. Alessla Baldovtnettl. Bern
hardino Luinl. Botticelli. Pra An
gellco  and   Antonio   Da   Messina
By Al Corona
had the dubious disti
a tuxedo This I
All   von  have  to
Half of this i
ault and $'. I
deposit ta $4.5" n
away    then   pay
r <lepo*it    Tbs
PLEATS
I thought the -hut pleats very
attractive until I found out they
were patches. It looked like the
shirt bad been washed with some
gentle soap twice as potent as a
lye solution. The pants bad that
new. shiny look around you know
where and the coat was a dream.
It reminded me of one my father
used to wear when he was quite
young. After trying it on 1 waa
convince,| it was the same one The
aalt waa in such bad shape that I
solved   the   problem   by   having   it
After dr*
sing. I
home of  my  escort   :■
on .novum I knock.  '
gg in a beaiitllnl. w h :•
Ih-.I stag. «,(h ribbon* attache.!
and shoes which were shaped M
.icily like her feet ill fsct. Hie
similarity was so startling I bee.in
to doubt she bad any shoes, but
after dropping a quarter and see
ing she could not pick ft tip ter
tween   her   toes   1   waa   e—I land
I BJB spots around her
shoulders her dress waa very at-
iramve Mter 1 tried to scrub the
spots off for about an hour -he
finally admitted that I was scrubbing het shoulder ami -h.
loo sensitive about her fr
tell me I was shocked but alter
calming flow n we- prof r*;t~mj4r*L-
NO   CAR
Mv   gul   did   not   | .
.. hitchhik. \\. Hi
not have to wait long and soon
were riding oo the bark of a truck
which contained tbe source of nioet
Fresno wealth: grape*. After riding a Utile way. we began to notice   the  pleasant   odor  the  grape.
put  forth.
War    II     There    w.re    h.ii.Ilv    ,,-iv
■
J the auditorium,  lining up tor iden
■BBS.   up   to  check   our
■
Aaaaxing
NOT   MANY   PRESENT *
pie  present    I
could    have    been    handled    \t    iwo
..I.-.I
I reach for a handkerchief for fear
of putting my bands la ansae oa*
: he orchestra waa ter-
imber they
would BBsBt torth with some hot
awing. sBoM entry aad. and proceed
with  some slow,  sweet pitas.
All in all. though, tbe dance wa*
a  bag.  swecess   snd   neither   hell
nor high  wsler will slop
attending the next one if I can get
a    abort    leave
Caravan Ready Thursday
The Caravan, th* Coll*g* msg-
aim*, will be available Thursday.
Arrival of the magazines sched
uled for ycstsreJsy were poat-
poned because of a delay of th*
magazine cover* from Neve York.
Ag College Fund
Campaign Begins
The campaign to asafc toads for
tbe Freano State agricultural college is now underway
Freano   businessmen   and   industrial leaders are BBaeexagsaaSJ la BB
cure   Fresno  City's   .bare    of   tbe
needed   $50*.00<i   by   December   .'1
Card,  bearing  the   name*   of   2"o
Fresno  firms  ami   in<1.
will be asked to •ontrlbiit* amounts
lariging    upward    from    HSS,    have
been taken by  solicitor..
BEARS   MAJOR   SHARE
|
Fresno,   as   the   nn-tt.i.
le-ar th* major .hare
ot  the fund
. hairman of,
need lor such a
st bienl in the San Joaquin Valley
in.I we- all will benefit Horn the
school,  as  will  the  BBS)
ELIMINATES  EXPERIMENTS
W »■    know    educated
better    operator*.
Concentrating    the    knowledge     :n
one .pot  and  eliminating,  farm ex
If-nmenis   will   add   MS
Member,    of    tbe    sgrtcultural
< onituittee-   have   discussed   s   postal Ihe college   They
said    the    site    purch.i
in.    aoaae    five    miles
notth  .if the  state college i ampus.
is much ha:   :
tacllitie.  than   would    '
I'.uk
COST  TOO GREAT
>   ■
• ss brought bb laat Wednesday as;
Ik.   l ollee;,.
' • ■
The   attaining   8.
goal   -Miniated   a*   inland     .l.itm -
legislature  I
ONLY   DRIVE
• si   the   cur
rent  rampa.k-
hf     .ollerc
The   money   obtained   will   be   suf
•:.H>I   f«    two
a huh it  will be taken
over by   the *tate.
- :t*  made   pg
he st hteol can be am.
hree   year   period   to   take   ad van
age   ot   liberal   inrotae   tax  deduc
ions   ..Ilow.-,!    i..i    sue h    e-onttibn
! It has been reported that approx
.match llTiotHt of tbe fund hss
been given   mostly in lsrge gifts
>   Aay racBSaiied csmpus organixa
tlon  aat   rigfuaaHS   at   taa   stu
I -e-ung tomorrow ere
ning will be dropped from the
council roster This action was announced by student officials as a
result of the regular a bonce of
some representative*, student of
Seers and committee beads
The constitution reviaioo com
mittee w ill presant to council members for discussion plans for a new
Tbe commit
out whether or not the lack of in
terest In student affairs ia the re
suit ot a faulty constitution, declared the present doeuaaeat laadw-
quale for student
To avoid confusion snd lack of
efflcJancy and coordination of ta.
different  boards aa a result of tb.
REVISION
■ .stitution   will   provide   for   an   executive   council   to
act as an advisory board over the
hoards    Tbe   revised
• • ify the du
• merits of sll student
commlsseonets     the    present    one
anstitutioo   would   provide inr tb>- number of board meet
the    present   (
are   to   meet   is   not   stated1    One
board   has   not   yet   met.
GROUPS   LISTED
B sroup. luted on the coejn
I ha    Alpha  Phi  Gamma
Alpha     rfeau      UI    Center     fcwN
I BBs   nine Key. Campus.
t.   Chinese Student Club.
Charm   (bom-    Freshman.   Sopho
more    Junior   and   Senior   classes
i ollegienne  Hall
Delta   Kappa    lvlta  Mu  Phi.  Delta
Sigma  I i bwbbbbbbw.
Empathy    French   Club    Freshman
Luncheon   Club.   German
iBBBg    Economics.   Inlerfra
tetnity  Council    Intervarsity   Chris
>«h|.   International Rela
lion.   Club.   Kappa   Delta   I
. . beran   Student   Asaocla
Vlpha     IVlta      Newman
•micron.
•hi     Mu
Alpha    SwBBBeBetwl   CeXB*    1*1   Epsilon.
Pi Gamma  Mu   1*1  Nu Gamma. Psi
I' iblu   Kelation* Commit
tee    Kallv   » ommittee.   Sigma   Phi
'...mm.i     S.gnia    I vita    Pt.    Sigma
-mi   taa   Delta.   Stnfonia.
<   -. Coat
mittee       Student      Ho.lv
Tuple-   S    U \\    >r|l   ].
.  Theta
Groutw that have not been Bated
• •lovirh. stu
dent president
Collect Clothes in Foyer
Club beginning
A  box  will b
of   the   administration   I
morrow    in which a
quested   to   place   clean   clothing
ready to be packed