1946_12 The Daily Collegian December 1946

              NE OF THEM WILL BE CAMPUS QUEEN
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CATHERINE   CARLSON DOROTHY   DILLMAN
COLLEOIAW
Student Matters
To Be Considered
At Council Today
Plans    for    tbe    revtalon   of   tbe
Fresno Stale College Student  Con
i and petitions to reestab-
"READABLE — WORTH   READING"
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, DKCKMBKR 3.  1946 Xf
Campus Queen Candidates
Introduced Tomorrow Noon
Seventeen candidates for campus queen will be introduced ip the student body tomorrow
at an assembly to be held in the auditorium from 12:30 to 1 o'clock.
Background music will be furnished by a two piano team composed of Helena Kaprielian
The Investigstion committee
headed by La-land Srott will report
on the matter ot changing tbe run
siltutlon aa reault of a campus
survey. The committee in its In
vestigation observed that the document is fsulty in organization
Petitloni to reestablish an as
sembly hour next semester will
slso be presented tomorrow evening  to tbe  council  for  considers-
REASONS CITED
Sponsored by officers of the four
clssses. tbe petitions have been
circulating for atudent signature*
since last Wednesday.
The petit tans cite lour reasons
for the tack of support by students
of .cbool uctlTetloo:
1. N*v* studsnts who do not know
Fresno State traditions fe*l th«y
ar* not part of th* atudent body.
2. Student officer* wtn elected b*
r  ttudentt c
saw.   t
3. "Lack
tntertamment"     appealing to all student*.
4. -Absence   of   any    m**n«.    oth*r
than   the   impersonal   appeal   of
posters snd The Collsgian to in-
form    and    inatruct    large    num-
hers of students at ons tim«."
Thr   petition*   go  on   to   request
•an assembly hour be scheduled at
11  ... In accordance with prewar
practices"    and    conclude    "assemblies     .     would overcome tbe dif
WSSF Speech
Set for Council
Chang Shen. a graduate of the
I'mver.ity of Shanghai, wtll apeak
before tbe student council at C p m
Wednesday on be-half of the World
Students  Service  Fund.
A traveling secretary foi S SSK.
Miss Cbsng I. lecturing in the
I'niled States sfter working with
the Nationsl Student Relief for
China. That group administers
WSSF fum's there.
V 000 000   ASKED
The minimum In led Ststes contribution to WSSF this yoar It set
St Ba.0SS.000. The money is used to
aid and rehabilitate student, in
Europe and Asia by establishing
•ant homes and providing food,
clothing and textbooks.
. founded in 1937 by
the National Interrollegiale Chris
tian Council to aid Cbinsss Ota-
dents during tbe Japanese Invasion 1 hiring l'JIii it ws. extended
Into the Kumpean countrie.
Several    organisation.,    dupllrat
ing  Ita  work    with < uh.oImImIi .1  in
lo BBS/ .luring the war.
HAS 47   MEMBERS
Today   IT   nations,   including  the
I
met   last   summer   in   Prague   and
formulated    a    constitution     They
aNo   Lint   plana   to   hasten   under
Tickets Available
For College Play
tie Foxes" began yesterday st the
Playhouse boxofflce upon present
ation of student body card. Tbe
l-rn from l«i a.m. until noon and from 1 until I pa.
daily
The play, second of the rurrent
Playhouse season .111 present Ma-
Howard Kirby. U-ila
Rabaloll. Franz Wcinschenk. and
John Harlan in the leading roles.
SUPPORTING   ROLES
The supporting roles will b.   act
• i|r.|    |(j     Carol    Norman.    Henry
saWSBs,   Jr     Bjsssg   Kr
Hell and Joy Ro*e.
The  Little  Foxes     to open I>e-
♦and Elaine Sauer.
Following     the     assembly
the  next  day.  stu«
I    will
■ Do
■es
hindering  ,
Bculllea
spirit   si
State  .
tlve organised body furthering and
bettering  the   ISsWJWAw  of  that  in
-iilulion
MEETINGS CANCELLED
President Frank Thomas can
celled the aaaemblies last Spruit
when it became sppsrent that tbe
student enrollment would surpaas
the capacity of tbe auditorium If
(Contmmtd on Paf *)
bsawatass ha*
M plans for a
national  .tuderils  a.sm latiori
INDEPENDENT GROUP
Although SrSjSJf mm i member
of lh«- National" War Fund in 1!»I3
and 1911. it is now an independent
group
Fresno Slate College la one of
tbe few school, that ha. not con
tribiiteil  lo the fund
The  WSSF will  work   with Care
iCoatiamrd oa Pat* *>
Tickets far tartans without gta
.lent    boil)    i arils    will
• i the boxofflce.
TECHNICAL STAFF
The   technical    staff   handsd   by
Charles Tsyloi    will include
Jack  Sogboniotiian   Robe-it   Kim
Knliai.l  Crew    Hubert   laweSSSi   SM
ty   Malotie.   Veinon    !!■
sephlne   Kluger.   An:
rXengtas.   Shirley    DggJ
Mtlgredechi.n.  crew .
Jane   Wat ten.   ami    I.
lights;
William   Walsh    Sgg
vtls.   Joan   l
lefsaw, props;
and Marion Follansbe-e. lo.nime.
Marydell    Bngg*.    eSanSsj    Will
. labani   Janeire Con
BSSBBi     ui''     'mi     I •
Mama  Keller, ami   <
i* Ave girls of their
choice at the election booth in tbe
union foyer. Koch voter must vote
for Bve candidates or hi. ballot will
be invalidated.
CANDIDATES   LISTED
Mile Rargum. a Junior. I* tbe
candidate of the Om-t» Xi iiiui
> An art major, she
has served on Ibe rally committee.
sag a member of Fre.bman Women's Luncheon Club. Triple s. and
vice-president m Ait Center, and:
m a member of Alpha Phi t'amma.
She it a member of
tan. Campus, ami Handbook staffs
In   ISIS   Miss   llarcum   was  i heern
as    I ottoi.
Mildred  Ils.ye. also a wniot.  is
a  borne econowlc  major   She   is
oroicron   Sigma   Pi.
the Delta SitTns Kp.ilon sororin
She is sponsored by tbe Newman
Club of which ehe i«
a  home ecanooairs  major   She  is
beans sponsoted b>
PI snd  is a member of tbe  eWJSM
l-hi  sawaaSB
DOROTHY   DILLMAN
aWaWSSJ    inllman   m   the   Triple
.in  the  tally
and   i   ni. BBS
■    Club  She I* s mem
ber   ol   Chi    I
day   Club.
dent   or the  Alpha   I m
■
• bsSseaSrj   ma
JEAN   LOWE
EAN   McCAIN
SP rf
Miller
Student-Composer Begins Career
With Last Instrument in School Band
By Greg Kalajian
I took piano leaaon* at < becauae I wanted to Then, when I
went into high school in 1935. tbe
only Instrument left in the begin
ners band waa the trombone and
I took it "
So Leslie R. Bnsaett. a senior in
mualc wboee Suite in •'" will be
introduced tonigbt by the Fresno
Bute Symphony Orchestra, de
scribes
Bassett. wbo now call. Madera
bis hometown, lived in Fresno as
a bay. After he was graduated from
Central I'nion High School, he
continued his trombone studies
with Cuyler La»onard and Huaaell
Hays
He entered Fresno State College
in 1B4S. la Deeeatber. 1*41. be en
Hated la the IS. Araty snd was aa-
alsnad ta the band of thr 13th Ar-
nsored Division. In which Be served
until discharged
In tbe Army Baaaett arranged
music for a dance orchestra, based
on Kay  Kya*r*s style
H* spent eight months overseaa
bone and Piano." at a department
Ilas.ett said be plana to study
composition aa part of hia post
graduate work in mualc at "any
college that  will lake me"
Baaaett. 23 years old. w ill sat •    •    ■ n" J
a   secondary   teaching   etem
upon graduation   However,  he add    BT"
• I  hi.    Suite in 0"   I'
a "caeWtlon of tunes, more or lee.
ted  ■    The    first    movement    Ii
t snd light In am allegro tempo
is   being   .piiiaaorsd
•    the     XJpha
tj     laSSnaS    Plymouth
Club    ami   m
■
■'
■
school,   an.I
tbe   sopuhomore   class.   Ska   waa
•  •
recentl> i h" ■
ELAINE   JONES
Elaine Jones, a senior pby-u-al
education major, is prtOsStat Of ft
Kp.ilon and wee president of Ivlla
Sigma   Kp.ilon   soroi |.
will   t
Among   Studer
Mm
ml will b
LESLIt   SASSETT
ing like" The march in the thud
vement Is In allesrrctto^^
| The concert will be ct1fs»uKe>»l !■>
|Dr Arthur C Berdahl head pi ttW
music department, st s 30 pm to
night In the college auditorium
Karl Kulti wll"
and received two battle stars for Iter.
tbe Rhlneland and central Europe I |n addition
campaigns Baaaett wa» discharged c|ua> stl Country lances" by
as a ataff sergeant In February of Motart. Scotch Symphony No 3."
this year by Mendelssohn   snd tbe polka and
I    Reentering    Fresno    State    lsst   fugue   from  Jaromlr   Weinberger,
spring.    Baaaett    played    bis    first   "Schvsnds  der  Dudelssckpfelfer
swim pageant this year   Mi
la   being   sponsored   b>    S \\   ami
PI Epsilon.
Anna Kalbarh. a junior educa-
tlon major is tbe candidate of the
Psi Chi lota ■SBSIWJJ >!»• 0 a
member ot Kappa leelta PI. and
Kl   M    She   his
historian   vice president of Psi Chi
lota.   Pan Hellenic   and    at S   iep
Mary Kohl, r the candidate Of
Ihe Alpha fraternity. 1* a senior \
In the English department She is
the assistant director of the Charm
Chortle secretary of the student
body, and a member ot the Student
Christian Association She was
president of tbe Charm Chorus and
(Comtmatd oa Pap 4)
Candidates to Practice
Ball Bids Available
12 o'clock today
tic* for the Queen's Sal
bly to be held at 12:30
Bid* for th* ball may be obtained at th* ticket office in th*
main foy*r of th. administration
building for |1 20
All   woen«n   studsnts   and   mar-
ned  m*n  students may  purchase
beds.
aaaawaaaaasws
DEANA   WILSON