1948_05 The Daily Collegian May 1948

              EDlTOtlAL:
THE ARNTlAtY
CAPfTCH
■COUEOIAM
MO'S SPOUTS
CHAnA
I MK XXXIX
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY. MAY 4. 1948
N5A Plans Study ?»*• »*««   {Election Voting Is Quiet But
Of Navajo Indians £!V™ Over 1,000 Ballots Are Cast
■- of the Nsvsjo Indiana in Arizona ia on the Na- A bun^■, »upprr and dance in bob ! Yesterday in what appeared to be one of the quietest presidential voting aensiotui in the
,„t Association agenda for the summer month*. or * l* Fr*n* ■ Tboma*. t*- history of the college, more than 1.000 student body card holders treked to the polls to
„.nu»nt of the NSA project came a* a result of ,llin* r8c pr**w*nt. sn* s s*^ exercise their franchise. Their votes were so evenly distributed for all but one of the
.„>iKiation conference st the University of Cal- ">"rnsment »ni highlight ts* a*1 office* that a complete recount of the ballots waa necessary.
ngrtm. *> tint.** of the Wnd Annual West I    Bob Gosa, a Mu Alpha Delta and president of the sophomore class, waa the sole candi-
<|e.| from rresae   ___________________________________m | Cosat   Belay*   Homecoming   apoa- \ —  tdat* to reeeli
•or**   by   the  F8C   Alumni   Asso-
Dr Thorns*, who will retire Majr
JI BBSs* 21 years sa rsc Bead, will
Br sural of honor at thr buffrt at '
•Jvc Ran Joaquin Power Hub May
II at 7 3« pm Thr dsnce follow '
Inc thr> supper will rraturr tbr
music of Ralph Msnfredo Ticket*
st tl 15 prr person 8*8 available
at th.- FS<' UbBBB
ANNUAL TOURNEY
Leonard Walton, ex Alpha will
br defending men* champion at
thr second annual alumni golf
tournament whlrh will begin at
10 am at the Fort WaaalaSte*.
Country club May II
The tournament mil be run on
a   handicap   bans   with   four   ta* '
Presidents Discuss
Student Guidance
A discussion on the problem of guidance and counseling
highlighted the conference of the association of state col-
legi- student presidents at San Jose State College over the
weekend.
Wendell Bell. FSC student president, stated thst reports
wer.- given by each of th* repre-a.—	
» ill be eligible to
Q I   allotment for the
ha* the trip will take
m mm weeks of the trip
.. i,i on the f ■■*—** of
I   Mexico and
/ona rorerlng
!.!•■ •>ipelies of material on
SERVATIONB
I     -rlilnT* that   the   lsst
.     seaBl be (pent on th*
■ a k I a g   *
inquiry bale condition* of
•  !>rntT*a* of Inquiry hss
-.. six part*, with two
i.t ruber* of the group cov
SjSjbJ
v 11 cover an
Bar
should
BILL FORBES
Senior President
. sw
• ill leave for its Brat
mivrrslty before the
The final date win be
••rented  In  going  with
asked to cootacl Bo*
•>nal executive commi*
SSA. or Steve  La«u-
WAA To Hold
Sport Managers
Election In Gym
Swim Party Starts
Activity Cycle For
Graduating Class
art. less* , hss* sax*sj an *%■
Hill Mh BBS  sswawasS
-■
May 22 given by the junior* In hon
or of the graduate* The social hall
of the union will be the setting <<"
President Prank W Tbomaa' senior tea May 23
The   senior   bench   in   the   west
court   will   be   .le.li. m
Baccalaureate services will b.   held
In the SSaSXarhWa June ri lollowit.g
the senior breakfast   Sealer aetlr-
June M
Male Chorus To
Sing At Concert
In FSC Auditorium
• members of WAA  may
bJKX*
4 ISS*  (Iris sre  running
MajSaal council. Qiwaja
rtTSsVa    Tsshjisn.     AWS
/  I    June   IHll*  sad   Lil-
Saa swimming. Nsdinc
■  I   Florence   Alexsnder:
La*BS I«e and Luctlle
:    asS),   Mary   Vera   Me.
BaWaf Paraesi:  bowline.
Mondax  In the college auditorium
h* Hi. issBBsje Btah Csawaa. awvrl-
B**SS*| of the roll. **
music department
The ■asaawaw **■ .
.iiniii.nl     in
i
ual.   He   Mas
■axsaewj rssa*
•
will Bsesa**aag ra* e*
III   the   op. II
ssstball   Marianne
i DM*; tennis. Shir
'■aster* badminton. Mary Oro-
8: bar.,   hat* ridtnc Corky At
l>ort manager ells
'** Planning of after school sc
■*■ »nd the arranging of hoars
> ISr field, maa
'•bars* of snd the rule*
must hsve a
haaWajaSjjj of her sctlvity
BBS"**! other*
{^V 31 Deadline
F°r Thomas Award
X^awaration for the BBS* ersnl.
Cr~ 'hr"u«h the |s* sjnejj
*'    *« mortal     Scholarship.
•>i by May 31 to Jo-
■ the association of
fa-^J?*"* *»ard Is open to **a-
h\" 'qr*'" who have completed
^■LT"**' Wast by the time of
■J"****°* Selection of the win-
CL '""' "n *ork accomplished
mmtr __''''' "' music, art. drsma.
t. or armor
• \|. in..rial »how
i     Edward     aaWaTa      *aSB*a***XX**
! and twochoralK by Baah-Tiaharsi
I
.
raWgraSS    are
• now BjsasSaB** m n* b***8i affln
■
Vats To Files- Plans
TikIjv i» th<   ha* **}  for retel
an-   to   BS*   allium, r  aVS*»el   *t*m
re   that «'"
en   Alumni wiahlnr to enl
rout.,, i   th.    SB*** I   BB**J    I
Pten.   tournament   chairman.
Patty Roarer. Ptark j
• BBrsssv
Alumni   offirlaU   atateil   that   re
l.iy   BbSBBBJ   *r-   available   to   i.aid
up a**orlation  memtx
eta are $2.75 each and may   be se-
nired at the alumni | |
Mr*    Muriell   Kilby  Sampl*  aa*
P rieral home-
<cmlnr chairmen in rharre of Frt-
of   the   relay*,   entertainment   of
liiimni  mill   h
Plantation Theme
Planned For Jr,
Sr Annual Prom
.mor   Bssjs**
will feature thi* >ear* junlor-*en-
ior pr..m t<. t»   hel.l .•Jaturrlav   Ma\
I la! hall of the vtuileni
:    which  I* for junior
• nlv.  will  U -
and end at  13 mill
nirht   an.I  I
social   rhitirt.
hula    will    I.
,r.   ..- ISSBSWI     U
*
Pianists Present
Largest Concert
lili.ti>r\   of   !>**■•   41
h*Sa  nil-lit  in  the BBS*
piano ****
a*   «>"'   ,! '
..ana-WiMi
i.iu.-  >a«BSr*i   va*
problem* of fl-'
nation*,   drama,   sad
stu.leni rovrrnment*.
<»f these the only subject on
i which definite sction wsa taken
PSaai for ruldanre and counaelmr
I Bell atated that accordlns to the!
vartees report n on I
j Plaeao Slat* wss ahead of some
• tea in it* procram. a
counle of them sre fsr ahead of u*
lead some hsve no facilities for *tu-
i all
Th-  renult of the iliseuaaion waa
the  naming of the new  FSC atu-
rBsat president sa chairman of the!
further the prorram
.• - wtilch have no «urh
at    the    conference
■•  Daj    rek-ional  . BBS*-
gem commissioner for the National
Stii'lentt Association, who cave a
r- B*ai  on  NSA  activltlea.  and   Al
1 Kuhn. atu.lent body vice BSSsX****.
.•■ cohere* represent-
e.1 at the conference war* Saera-
Los  Ansel** State.
S..n    F*ranci»c'o   State.    San    Joae
the second meeting of
■Baa*** Presidents A»-
•aSaVSaas, the first wss held in San
Prancisco   last    nnsaSsr.    aTaSSSt
collerea in all were represented.
The new  Fsr BSSSat****  will  be
ihe   contact   man   for   the   I«SPA.,
. n* will a**l*t  in  the  unification
mr.    ami   counseling
. ntion   in   Tenii-    Arizona   next
lent    will    .
• y the I'ni\' ■
Hayes Wins AWS
Post In Revote,
Installation Set
in  in the n
■allation  dinn.r  :..r  all  Bh*  n. w
fflccr* mOJ
■
■■
ii a t m ■ -ti t   chairman, publicity
root set. puh-
nd etlqu.f
! *  msde  to   a
SJJ
An execiit
.•   I,. I.I   \\ ■
Ball Named Editor
Of The Collegian
jr the  t.ill   -.
lull who ■ertwo *
Blue Key Carnival
Plans Announced
By Chairman Venn
BB8 organization* ahould be completed soon. Bob Venn. Blue Key
Carnival chairman said today. The
affair la billed for May 11 homecoming weekend and ths er* of Us*
West  Coai"   |
Less thsn two week* remain be
•Mval   Although booth*
snd   ******s*tiins   csnnot   be   constructed in the east snd west courts
of the ad  building before the aft
teraoon of the carnival, preliminary
plan* sboud be made now
FORMS TO  BE  FILED
'     Step* to be taken are one   filing
of Porm B of Blue Key Carnival Informations *ent to all organisation
PsaWa  forms,  together
;..»its. are to be filed
in   the   Association   office  ea  the
second floor of th.-  studeat lalaa
Ore* who have not I. ■
form* should contact  Dr    Mitchell
■   Ss the dean
of general education
All but tl of the deposit will be
refunded to organisation* who
clean up their booths and adjacent
grass on the ■bSBRBSJ following the
Carnival.
ia   hate  been
; leading with
> help make
carnival banner* on the union patio
REGIONAL CONVENTION
from   FSC
week    on     tl
agenda   are
BS held Tburi-
ihe social hall   Most
.-   »ill   be   or:
My Sister Eileen
To Start May 17
-
legislative   spot  over   Band   Preai
d**t   Dick   Msllory ■
All  tare* rsadldste*.  Jack   Mor
ton. Round Rods, snd Lorsn Tsy
getting tha pee*
With   I ii   less   rote*
ever    Mor
ton.    junior   clsss   president   and
member of the Theta f*hl  fratern
Ity   lest out in the first rote,  leav
la* Bode and Tsylor In the final
rsc*.
Bob Lurker snd Don Trahing net
ted s sufficient number of rotes
to permit their names to sppesr on
tomorrow * ballot for the rice pre*
idem a chair. Both Junior*. Lurker
a Mu Alpha, snd Trabing a The*a
Chi. were chosen over Larry Eck
enrod and Dick Ward
The new minute recorder of the
student body will be either Ruth
Miliar, a sseech major aad s mem
bar of I wit Mu Phi. or Jeanette
Smith, a commerce stodeat snd
a member of Delta Kspos They
won their places in Ue-rerote over
Betty Jo Lord and GwenWVnlte
A total of 1 o«5 votes Arere cast
Bat     the    presidential    candidates.
■      ■    ■    ■
secretary, snd 1.134 for men* l«*1s
asBBSBVJaaer  Voting booths
will t»   «et up in front of the union and the library tomorrow from
60 Classes Scheduled For Sierra Summer Session
Tickets Available
For Music Club
Concert Series
ts  who hsve been denied
as   to the  concerts  of  the
BXaXa Club because of tick
et sellouts assy now purchase sea
aS*J   to the college concert
a* begin October
:»
| i.-wnhng the series will be
Csrol  Brier   negro  contralto,  who
"hss a Toice like a cello.' accord
P   Kou»»evitiky
BwaSeat* frosa Presao State Col-
■ body csrd*. snd
BSSB ^. hool    college,   snd
BsSaSSX   'mm   tB*
, Sfl  Valley ares can pur-
:-eople can get season tick-
PURPOSE  OF  CONCERTS
;   ime purpose for bringing
.ted Dr
Herdahl music deparment
head.
The Fresno  Music  Club is sold
e      a*,   if   there   are   an>
peot4e Interested in obtaintag season tick. • ■ :n  they
are perfectly  »e|. ,.m.. to BSB
The list  of Bltawal  h.ir BW
fully   programme.)   yet     bii-
■
•>rdl»t
*ho  win. i n.. .   '«tng*   the  class
|    violinist:   snd
•   -
to the  fact  thst  the ar-
r.ot   the  most  BS**.
-m  Sf*  younger people
blase*  tbe name
ARTISTS REPRESENTED
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una, as.
******    htrta* ai
i
III■ Mil and the at*
will
music   BSaWawal «aWsW***a   aaysica    era     I iS*SI*B*ll  W*|H   tad sbailvstiee    »ll   bf   Btvea   *  ta*
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nlrr  sch.H.i MS «f tbe Cnlte.1 M
!rit     . as*   cL..*e*   will   he   baast
K.Ik, dean of tbe r*wera ^ ^^ ^ |h<. n„s,. ..
School
In
t exercise*
! public
•iii
,„i b,   brW  la  EaMtHsb  item*  »."  »>   t*
drawing    s^"   Kb*SssJ| cla*»rs
lunit.imental*.    elementary    acting
mt hs >-• i • ■» as*
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ya.   will  b.
mm}  b* sa**.   bj
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