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Page Four Tha Frosno Stmtm Collaga Collegia 'Pix Pier son Starts Spring Latin America is Football with 76 Men To be Forum Topic Latitude Zero—A Travel Tale ' aetata** men iwported for spring Ssethill Wedneeday afternoon to rages AT. P. "Pit" Ptaraon new head Seethall coach, a nucleus tor build tag a fall season team ef pre-war Ptereon gave tbe men an outline st spring practice whlcb will laat approxtauteb su aeek. Practice ertll he held Monday .nd Wedne. gny nights. IS. and Tuereday arte ttsone. 41. In tb* .tedium Suite Sate* been leeued an.l the c)l a eut for aay high .< h.-ol .eniors rro.no SUte Col a a ebalh t ■ Daniel fullback. Phillip., back. Norman . bach, and Willard William.. ;. five of 17 me* out for prac e veteran, of World War I k Wedneeday .fte men explained why k to FSC. stalint that l now tor the building < I team and that a team la I i .print practice I Preeno In 1*42 to I la PlorMa and Cuba While o State In 1*41 41. he wa. ch tor Jame. "Rabbit" r, now phy.ical education of th* city of Preeno and "Pix" w*r* teeaa the t'nlver.lty of Nevada i etrty "10's" when Plerton I running guard and helped s way for the elusive Bred- Ptereon le ts leech commercial law and vtrlout rla.se. In the physlral education department to start next er Baseball Practice Slowed by Rain A »et geld ha. held the Preeno State College baaeball nl limited practice tbla wool ! roach aaaa. It Wight, director ofl ■ thirties has scheduled . practice |.me wllh Presno Technical High school as soon .. the geld 1. dry Joe Shropshire track man. ha. come out for baseball and abow algn. of being a Rood (.layer A game with the Roma Winery bnll club I. in Ihe offing, according to Coach Wight, but foul weati haa caused delay In the poatlng [the game schedule Three definite game, have been put on the calendar witb the Col he hag coacbed In Plor st of hta carser, "Pix" I. a Of California Ha waa grad S tat University of (alitor • reera. and received hi. e tt Nevada After gre. m th* University of Ne r weat to Mexico ts t Ctvil werhtr. only to return r to football in the capnclt teh at the Colorado :hed at Florida for B yssr.. later moving on to he t director of .thletlc. at Cata _j School In St Augustine l University of Tampa. Florida. i nest stop before coming "its in 1*41 ts his coaching duties lege ol Parlflr May 5t|i gttwl tth Stockton end t refttrri gam* with May 12. In the college ba I park \ Tbe Ant regular gam* ig ached ed with the Unlvertlty of Cal rnla AprtSe-M in Berkeley Handball Tournament Now Under Way Tbe handball tournament, con ducted by Don Bolt, atudent co.cn started Wedneeday afternoon with eight gamee to he played to start he flrat lap of the I* game ached lie The chart., showing results ol Gifts ware Sporting I a China and Cry Walter Byde Co 1-1SS1 •e'ulton St Freene Hardwire— Sporting Good. Pine China tnd Cryttal THE SMART SHOP 1242 Fulton St ew mowing t complete NSW te ef Ceets Suite. Oreesee. Shirts, JockeU. COMPLSTi NEW LINK OP PONMALg sn all-color picture of Latin Amertcaa life lecture by Herbert Knapp w rapher. will be preeenled at the I Sunday Evening; Forum In tbe Pint ongregallon.l Church. M and 111 ,'l.aderu Sunder evening at 7 111 .clock Filmed In tha .Republic of Ecua dor. one ot the least explored of Ihe l^ttln A«rs>rlr«n hpuntrte.. tbe picture portray, a lent) of tropic.) Jungle* mow cretted i peak., an .ten! cllle. the primitive custom.' of South America'. Indian. Close up* of tbe volcano. Sangay. i eruption taken from the air on special subatratotphere Sight In t nited State. Army plane are among the Aim's highlight. Knapp'. .ub.tr.to.pher* flight .lao took him over Chlmborato. tc utdor'a hlgheet mountain, whtc i rowers .■<> 7..1 feet and I. more than a nut. higher than the highest peak In the 1'lilted Statet Supplementing the Dim will be in •ount by Knapp ol his own and wire's adventure, during thetr Ave month.' exploration et Ecua ir In the preparation of the Aim The program will rlo»e tbe reg lar .lx month.' .erie. which Is sail each year from October The tournament Is conducted on . two champion bail, champion and consolation winners Chinese Club Meets To finish laat minute detalla for tbe teenager, party to he gl. by tbe Chlneae Student Club, special -sheeting will he bold Ross* US at 12 S* today. Marie Jlng president, tnnounred MEET YOU AT SAM'S Fountain Service School Supplies Sundry Stores 310 Mrklnlev Dr. MeKim to Speak Over KARM Today Hr Calvin Net Kim head of the geology and geography department, will speak over KARM today at fi 1! pm on the topic "The Oeo- itralegy of California " The program Whale New ta Freeno ' I. a Monday through Pri fifteen minute feature of KARM In wblch one faculty mem from Ihe college tahe. part III be preeenled at the Freano State College Sunday nlng. April 22, when John Jacob singer of American song, will preaent a full evening oncert recital Ag Frat Visits Sequoie Member* of Chi Beta Alpha, a ricultural fraternity, tpent la weekend tt Seqaolt Lake Lodge. hiking boating, and skiing Daily Call for Mail is Urged "All Undents should check fsr st least one* s gay." .tared elen Burgees rhalrmaa of the at* mt poet office Students hav* hewn falling to call nyone having free bouri who ild Ilk* to help la the poet ef Ac* should gel la touch wltk Mlaa Burgees Open hour, for volunteer, .re Mondty tt t aad 2 o'clock. Tueed.y at * aad 1 o'clech needey at 11 12. and 2 o'clock and Priday at • and 2 o'clock Tbe girl, working in the poet of Ac* thlt oemceter tre Margaret Lareen. Shirley Phillip.. Lorraine K.prieli.n Margaret Hopper. Lola Chun lorrlne Cbollet Naglne Goodenough. C.rtnela Mtrtlno. Hel en Alle. Anne Shew. Rait Oertrd Pbylll. Mtreh. Audley Vtugbn. Joy Roee. Juno Metsler. Betty Roberts Betty Shetgren. Elnera Weber. Joen Potter. Cer.ldlne Mar. Bettr Pendergraat. Leila R.baloll cion. Robertaon. and Cleenor Crlppen Bud Brandon. Leon Oarolan. George Tipton. Mirtln Kechl Illll Butt. Jerry Hen. Bob Wtch Wendel Young. Johnny Oeb- htrt. Wilfred Plasentel. tnd Win ston Strong, the tponeor RECORDINGS MADE. AU TYPES Broadcast Transcriptions Dramatic* Singers Personal Message* Air-Checks BEHLEN STUDIO 1910 Tuolumne St Phona—4-4248 2-6854 ,. Evening* By Appointment PLATg LUNCMgg FOUNTAIN ORINKg gANOWICHgg •ALADS VAR.SITY LUNCH 147S N. Van Neec Let's raid the icebox... Have a CocaOoh ...a way to make a party an added success Hare S Cat* tre word. the. make tttc hi.cben the ct (or the leen-sgc set. for Coca-Cola never lose, us appeal, nor lis unfailing refreshment. No wonder Coca-Cola rrsads lor me fataaS Aot rofrrmn from Maine to California,—hat becoms a symbol of happy..refreshing limes together everywhere, tortus ueatai AUTHont. or na coca ccxa contAMV s. "COLLET \ AM "READABLE-WORTH READING- . FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, .946 Chairman Urges student CourtjThree Groups Vie Canteen Signups 5ot* Judges In Renewed Frat In Union Foyer Girls wishing to attend the "Spring Fever" Canteen may atill aiajn up on the board in the foyer of the student union according to Jackie Allen, sign CANTggN WEDNESDAY Ths canteen 1. scheduler Wedneeday In th* aocial ball I to 11 with men from Camp Pine dale being entertained by tbe Glrle planning on attending the canteen ahould attend one qf tw meetings te be held Mond.i at I of tha union and tbe latter rnee Ing will convene In the commute room The meeting, are to dlacua. r.nteen etiquette, manner of drvea. and any questions wblch may .use Tbe girl, muat bring in rent, with tbem to the meeting they attend. Maralou Oneto. r.nteen general chairman, said Th* night of tb* csnteeat. tbe girls must check In it 7 15 with Mitt Allan. Spring, gay dreeeet with bow. or ribbons for the hair are In order. Miss Oneto contin nag. "th* coed lounge will be opes where Impromptu singing will he r Wright. Betty Jane r will play tbe piano In tbe lounge Card gtmee will slao be played ENTgRTAINMgMT Entertainment for tbe evening, under the direction of Janet Bll... will Include a magician from the camp, piano .election, hy Arple Ohanlsn. aenga by Mildred FSthy accompanied by Barbara Cr.ni.. and a eong by Bonnie Beeman and Mickey Hanaen # Bu.bov. for the affau will In elude Mr Arch Addlngton ot the geology geography deport meet. ■ John U Mlrh.ell. of tbe *duc*tinn d*partm*nt. IH- Ieoula Mudge of the Cart Levin. Arthur 8. tciatioii and Karl the .octal .clone* de- PATRON AND PATRONESSES Patron and patroness,-. Include Mary C Baker, deen of women Dr Frank W Thomas prealdent of the colleg* BT. Mitchell P Brigga^, dean of men. and wife. Ur Hubert Phillip*, of the s.k-I.I science de> psrtssent. and wife; Mlaa Helen Shafer English department Mr* l.ylll. UindkvUI mu.lr depar ment. Mrs Helen Rohrer, commerce department; Mrs WllmaJ Wight, registrar and l>r I-ang education Senior Dues Payable S.rii.r cl.ae Suae of ont dollar will hs payeble la tht fsysr of th* union M*eeSay3*snd TieweSey At Meeting George Hamperson, junior and Frances Kirkpatrick, senior, were elected as student court justice* in the student council meeting held Wednesday sflernoon In room of th* union A second electle other two Justices to complete the court will be made by mail. The election will he between Lola Browe and Dorothy McAllister from the Junior claea snd Bill Kl.llng and Jamea Coegrave for senior mile representative Ballot, will be tn th* poet office box** of all council repi aad prealdent. of organisation. Monday for the selection of th member. Tbey muet be ailed tnd signed by Wedneeday tnd returned te Prank Maeple't offlc* or pott office box. Meeple laid 1'nited National clothing ii be held on camput hy rat tlto dlacuaaed at the meeting A hot for the clothing will be placed In tbe union foyer -rldey Reports on tbe condition of the coed lounge were read at th meeting tnd ta agreement on the lastly Improved iltuaUon waa ranched "However." Student Pros dent Meeple elated. "There ta atlU luch Improvement In the lounge condition. Chipel aervtcee. under the tue- plcea of the newly formed StaStet Christian discussed Drawing to be Held Today for Blind Dates t to claim their bliad data* at I s la front of tm\et Members of Tokalon, lvonor society, wtmsmsej* g Rush Activity Music Education Is Topic of Meeting War Activity Forms Available in P.O. War actlvltlee forma are ivillible In tbs poet office, ihould be Ailed out now. hy listing the activity or prelect with the Ruth Bmoot war actlvltlea man announced Ity theet until It I. completely fllle.1 out. but it may be turned in. with only one or two Itemt lilted-^T# to **t **_*_* ** not nereis.ry to wait until th tbey ■ t office io Ue girl in the Tbe Canteen thst soontk win ount 100 point, for all the girl* >ho attend The Red Creee Work oom in the library, which will re- 'l*ii soon, will be t large source I [h.inl. for every girl on th* rim ma. Mlaa Staoot aald Chapel to Be Held Atudent Christian Aaeocla- III hold Ita grit atudent aervlce outdoors writ ef Mel-sue Hall Wedneeday organising committee In •Stages Dorotlry Austin, chairman, nd Mrs Rd Kutner. Frmeee KlrK|..trick. Frank Meeple. and ley Cobb inlenta Intereeted In th* Stu Cbriallan Association are | make-el to I Or Joha The first competitive fraternity rushing season in over three years came to a close Monday at midnight, with •«-LUre., lence being observed until 41 ncnil „ p.m. Tuesday. The Sigma Tan fraternity x prospective members who m Carroll. Willard Williams. Don r-vy. Jsrk Kisran. Louis Hailbron id Drew Cher.Her The Tent, the rat of the disbanded frat. to t.else held thell onlos laat night Theta Chi pledged gv* __ ber. at their pledge perty WedsnV day. Kick Ales.nd.r. Reg Oeddea. Cheater Brumbaugh. Dick Bvana «nd BUI Hebert took the Theta Chi The reorganised Zeta Mn freter- .ctleltle. thl. .rd Boat, Peon ry Rntherfer.. .rd Rowell. sad Tbe frat will hold IU pledging eers- monlee tonight et T pm Is ths aaa. Competition haa he. highest pitch sine* 1*41." Interfrat Preeldent Bill Kl.llng announced after silence wis broken The frtternltlet. except the Tbe- i Chi. on the Preeno Bute Col ge camput disbanded ta 1S4S when the war made R It ttVse-enUnoe the ergaalaat Slgmt Taa and Sou Ms ate the Brat ones ts rsorganis* Taa Alpha. Mu Alpha D*1U hav* ae yet " i no attempt to revtv* Whttkerino Plenned Signup* for all a wishing ts ent*r the Zeta Ms Wle- kerine contest are being held Pri day la Prank Msspls's effles. The eeateetsats matt t| st ths start ef tae Thtt Ith the Zeta Mu ef April. Is for till typee of beards via dyhe. geateee aad other* rises wtU he twarded ea rktns Dey for tb. beet heard Is vtriout dlvtalone. Pvt. R. R. Walker Is Reported Prisoner t SI. Walter lecturer Is political tctsaot. hit received notifl cot ion frost th* army that hit tea. Private Randal R. Welksr. tl. la t Prtsaaaor sf war In Germany Pvt Walher has bees reported ilMlng since November SS. When raptured Walher waa serving Is a rig* squad wtth the 14th Armored Dlvlnou la tha Seventh Artsy Ths
Object Description
Title | 1945_03 The Daily Collegian March 1945 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1945 |
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 | March 20, 1945 Pg 4- March 23, 1945 Pg 1 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1945 |
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 | Page Four Tha Frosno Stmtm Collaga Collegia 'Pix Pier son Starts Spring Latin America is Football with 76 Men To be Forum Topic Latitude Zero—A Travel Tale ' aetata** men iwported for spring Ssethill Wedneeday afternoon to rages AT. P. "Pit" Ptaraon new head Seethall coach, a nucleus tor build tag a fall season team ef pre-war Ptereon gave tbe men an outline st spring practice whlcb will laat approxtauteb su aeek. Practice ertll he held Monday .nd Wedne. gny nights. IS. and Tuereday arte ttsone. 41. In tb* .tedium Suite Sate* been leeued an.l the c)l a eut for aay high .< h.-ol .eniors rro.no SUte Col a a ebalh t ■ Daniel fullback. Phillip., back. Norman . bach, and Willard William.. ;. five of 17 me* out for prac e veteran, of World War I k Wedneeday .fte men explained why k to FSC. stalint that l now tor the building < I team and that a team la I i .print practice I Preeno In 1*42 to I la PlorMa and Cuba While o State In 1*41 41. he wa. ch tor Jame. "Rabbit" r, now phy.ical education of th* city of Preeno and "Pix" w*r* teeaa the t'nlver.lty of Nevada i etrty "10's" when Plerton I running guard and helped s way for the elusive Bred- Ptereon le ts leech commercial law and vtrlout rla.se. In the physlral education department to start next er Baseball Practice Slowed by Rain A »et geld ha. held the Preeno State College baaeball nl limited practice tbla wool ! roach aaaa. It Wight, director ofl ■ thirties has scheduled . practice |.me wllh Presno Technical High school as soon .. the geld 1. dry Joe Shropshire track man. ha. come out for baseball and abow algn. of being a Rood (.layer A game with the Roma Winery bnll club I. in Ihe offing, according to Coach Wight, but foul weati haa caused delay In the poatlng [the game schedule Three definite game, have been put on the calendar witb the Col he hag coacbed In Plor st of hta carser, "Pix" I. a Of California Ha waa grad S tat University of (alitor • reera. and received hi. e tt Nevada After gre. m th* University of Ne r weat to Mexico ts t Ctvil werhtr. only to return r to football in the capnclt teh at the Colorado :hed at Florida for B yssr.. later moving on to he t director of .thletlc. at Cata _j School In St Augustine l University of Tampa. Florida. i nest stop before coming "its in 1*41 ts his coaching duties lege ol Parlflr May 5t|i gttwl tth Stockton end t refttrri gam* with May 12. In the college ba I park \ Tbe Ant regular gam* ig ached ed with the Unlvertlty of Cal rnla AprtSe-M in Berkeley Handball Tournament Now Under Way Tbe handball tournament, con ducted by Don Bolt, atudent co.cn started Wedneeday afternoon with eight gamee to he played to start he flrat lap of the I* game ached lie The chart., showing results ol Gifts ware Sporting I a China and Cry Walter Byde Co 1-1SS1 •e'ulton St Freene Hardwire— Sporting Good. Pine China tnd Cryttal THE SMART SHOP 1242 Fulton St ew mowing t complete NSW te ef Ceets Suite. Oreesee. Shirts, JockeU. COMPLSTi NEW LINK OP PONMALg sn all-color picture of Latin Amertcaa life lecture by Herbert Knapp w rapher. will be preeenled at the I Sunday Evening; Forum In tbe Pint ongregallon.l Church. M and 111 ,'l.aderu Sunder evening at 7 111 .clock Filmed In tha .Republic of Ecua dor. one ot the least explored of Ihe l^ttln A«rs>rlr«n hpuntrte.. tbe picture portray, a lent) of tropic.) Jungle* mow cretted i peak., an .ten! cllle. the primitive custom.' of South America'. Indian. Close up* of tbe volcano. Sangay. i eruption taken from the air on special subatratotphere Sight In t nited State. Army plane are among the Aim's highlight. Knapp'. .ub.tr.to.pher* flight .lao took him over Chlmborato. tc utdor'a hlgheet mountain, whtc i rowers .■<> 7..1 feet and I. more than a nut. higher than the highest peak In the 1'lilted Statet Supplementing the Dim will be in •ount by Knapp ol his own and wire's adventure, during thetr Ave month.' exploration et Ecua ir In the preparation of the Aim The program will rlo»e tbe reg lar .lx month.' .erie. which Is sail each year from October The tournament Is conducted on . two champion bail, champion and consolation winners Chinese Club Meets To finish laat minute detalla for tbe teenager, party to he gl. by tbe Chlneae Student Club, special -sheeting will he bold Ross* US at 12 S* today. Marie Jlng president, tnnounred MEET YOU AT SAM'S Fountain Service School Supplies Sundry Stores 310 Mrklnlev Dr. MeKim to Speak Over KARM Today Hr Calvin Net Kim head of the geology and geography department, will speak over KARM today at fi 1! pm on the topic "The Oeo- itralegy of California " The program Whale New ta Freeno ' I. a Monday through Pri fifteen minute feature of KARM In wblch one faculty mem from Ihe college tahe. part III be preeenled at the Freano State College Sunday nlng. April 22, when John Jacob singer of American song, will preaent a full evening oncert recital Ag Frat Visits Sequoie Member* of Chi Beta Alpha, a ricultural fraternity, tpent la weekend tt Seqaolt Lake Lodge. hiking boating, and skiing Daily Call for Mail is Urged "All Undents should check fsr st least one* s gay." .tared elen Burgees rhalrmaa of the at* mt poet office Students hav* hewn falling to call nyone having free bouri who ild Ilk* to help la the poet ef Ac* should gel la touch wltk Mlaa Burgees Open hour, for volunteer, .re Mondty tt t aad 2 o'clock. Tueed.y at * aad 1 o'clech needey at 11 12. and 2 o'clock and Priday at • and 2 o'clock Tbe girl, working in the poet of Ac* thlt oemceter tre Margaret Lareen. Shirley Phillip.. Lorraine K.prieli.n Margaret Hopper. Lola Chun lorrlne Cbollet Naglne Goodenough. C.rtnela Mtrtlno. Hel en Alle. Anne Shew. Rait Oertrd Pbylll. Mtreh. Audley Vtugbn. Joy Roee. Juno Metsler. Betty Roberts Betty Shetgren. Elnera Weber. Joen Potter. Cer.ldlne Mar. Bettr Pendergraat. Leila R.baloll cion. Robertaon. and Cleenor Crlppen Bud Brandon. Leon Oarolan. George Tipton. Mirtln Kechl Illll Butt. Jerry Hen. Bob Wtch Wendel Young. Johnny Oeb- htrt. Wilfred Plasentel. tnd Win ston Strong, the tponeor RECORDINGS MADE. AU TYPES Broadcast Transcriptions Dramatic* Singers Personal Message* Air-Checks BEHLEN STUDIO 1910 Tuolumne St Phona—4-4248 2-6854 ,. Evening* By Appointment PLATg LUNCMgg FOUNTAIN ORINKg gANOWICHgg •ALADS VAR.SITY LUNCH 147S N. Van Neec Let's raid the icebox... Have a CocaOoh ...a way to make a party an added success Hare S Cat* tre word. the. make tttc hi.cben the ct (or the leen-sgc set. for Coca-Cola never lose, us appeal, nor lis unfailing refreshment. No wonder Coca-Cola rrsads lor me fataaS Aot rofrrmn from Maine to California,—hat becoms a symbol of happy..refreshing limes together everywhere, tortus ueatai AUTHont. or na coca ccxa contAMV s. "COLLET \ AM "READABLE-WORTH READING- . FRESNO. CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, .946 Chairman Urges student CourtjThree Groups Vie Canteen Signups 5ot* Judges In Renewed Frat In Union Foyer Girls wishing to attend the "Spring Fever" Canteen may atill aiajn up on the board in the foyer of the student union according to Jackie Allen, sign CANTggN WEDNESDAY Ths canteen 1. scheduler Wedneeday In th* aocial ball I to 11 with men from Camp Pine dale being entertained by tbe Glrle planning on attending the canteen ahould attend one qf tw meetings te be held Mond.i at I of tha union and tbe latter rnee Ing will convene In the commute room The meeting, are to dlacua. r.nteen etiquette, manner of drvea. and any questions wblch may .use Tbe girl, muat bring in rent, with tbem to the meeting they attend. Maralou Oneto. r.nteen general chairman, said Th* night of tb* csnteeat. tbe girls must check In it 7 15 with Mitt Allan. Spring, gay dreeeet with bow. or ribbons for the hair are In order. Miss Oneto contin nag. "th* coed lounge will be opes where Impromptu singing will he r Wright. Betty Jane r will play tbe piano In tbe lounge Card gtmee will slao be played ENTgRTAINMgMT Entertainment for tbe evening, under the direction of Janet Bll... will Include a magician from the camp, piano .election, hy Arple Ohanlsn. aenga by Mildred FSthy accompanied by Barbara Cr.ni.. and a eong by Bonnie Beeman and Mickey Hanaen # Bu.bov. for the affau will In elude Mr Arch Addlngton ot the geology geography deport meet. ■ John U Mlrh.ell. of tbe *duc*tinn d*partm*nt. IH- Ieoula Mudge of the Cart Levin. Arthur 8. tciatioii and Karl the .octal .clone* de- PATRON AND PATRONESSES Patron and patroness,-. Include Mary C Baker, deen of women Dr Frank W Thomas prealdent of the colleg* BT. Mitchell P Brigga^, dean of men. and wife. Ur Hubert Phillip*, of the s.k-I.I science de> psrtssent. and wife; Mlaa Helen Shafer English department Mr* l.ylll. UindkvUI mu.lr depar ment. Mrs Helen Rohrer, commerce department; Mrs WllmaJ Wight, registrar and l>r I-ang education Senior Dues Payable S.rii.r cl.ae Suae of ont dollar will hs payeble la tht fsysr of th* union M*eeSay3*snd TieweSey At Meeting George Hamperson, junior and Frances Kirkpatrick, senior, were elected as student court justice* in the student council meeting held Wednesday sflernoon In room of th* union A second electle other two Justices to complete the court will be made by mail. The election will he between Lola Browe and Dorothy McAllister from the Junior claea snd Bill Kl.llng and Jamea Coegrave for senior mile representative Ballot, will be tn th* poet office box** of all council repi aad prealdent. of organisation. Monday for the selection of th member. Tbey muet be ailed tnd signed by Wedneeday tnd returned te Prank Maeple't offlc* or pott office box. Meeple laid 1'nited National clothing ii be held on camput hy rat tlto dlacuaaed at the meeting A hot for the clothing will be placed In tbe union foyer -rldey Reports on tbe condition of the coed lounge were read at th meeting tnd ta agreement on the lastly Improved iltuaUon waa ranched "However." Student Pros dent Meeple elated. "There ta atlU luch Improvement In the lounge condition. Chipel aervtcee. under the tue- plcea of the newly formed StaStet Christian discussed Drawing to be Held Today for Blind Dates t to claim their bliad data* at I s la front of tm\et Members of Tokalon, lvonor society, wtmsmsej* g Rush Activity Music Education Is Topic of Meeting War Activity Forms Available in P.O. War actlvltlee forma are ivillible In tbs poet office, ihould be Ailed out now. hy listing the activity or prelect with the Ruth Bmoot war actlvltlea man announced Ity theet until It I. completely fllle.1 out. but it may be turned in. with only one or two Itemt lilted-^T# to **t **_*_* ** not nereis.ry to wait until th tbey ■ t office io Ue girl in the Tbe Canteen thst soontk win ount 100 point, for all the girl* >ho attend The Red Creee Work oom in the library, which will re- 'l*ii soon, will be t large source I [h.inl. for every girl on th* rim ma. Mlaa Staoot aald Chapel to Be Held Atudent Christian Aaeocla- III hold Ita grit atudent aervlce outdoors writ ef Mel-sue Hall Wedneeday organising committee In •Stages Dorotlry Austin, chairman, nd Mrs Rd Kutner. Frmeee KlrK|..trick. Frank Meeple. and ley Cobb inlenta Intereeted In th* Stu Cbriallan Association are | make-el to I Or Joha The first competitive fraternity rushing season in over three years came to a close Monday at midnight, with •«-LUre., lence being observed until 41 ncnil „ p.m. Tuesday. The Sigma Tan fraternity x prospective members who m Carroll. Willard Williams. Don r-vy. Jsrk Kisran. Louis Hailbron id Drew Cher.Her The Tent, the rat of the disbanded frat. to t.else held thell onlos laat night Theta Chi pledged gv* __ ber. at their pledge perty WedsnV day. Kick Ales.nd.r. Reg Oeddea. Cheater Brumbaugh. Dick Bvana «nd BUI Hebert took the Theta Chi The reorganised Zeta Mn freter- .ctleltle. thl. .rd Boat, Peon ry Rntherfer.. .rd Rowell. sad Tbe frat will hold IU pledging eers- monlee tonight et T pm Is ths aaa. Competition haa he. highest pitch sine* 1*41." Interfrat Preeldent Bill Kl.llng announced after silence wis broken The frtternltlet. except the Tbe- i Chi. on the Preeno Bute Col ge camput disbanded ta 1S4S when the war made R It ttVse-enUnoe the ergaalaat Slgmt Taa and Sou Ms ate the Brat ones ts rsorganis* Taa Alpha. Mu Alpha D*1U hav* ae yet " i no attempt to revtv* Whttkerino Plenned Signup* for all a wishing ts ent*r the Zeta Ms Wle- kerine contest are being held Pri day la Prank Msspls's effles. The eeateetsats matt t| st ths start ef tae Thtt Ith the Zeta Mu ef April. Is for till typee of beards via dyhe. geateee aad other* rises wtU he twarded ea rktns Dey for tb. beet heard Is vtriout dlvtalone. Pvt. R. R. Walker Is Reported Prisoner t SI. Walter lecturer Is political tctsaot. hit received notifl cot ion frost th* army that hit tea. Private Randal R. Welksr. tl. la t Prtsaaaor sf war In Germany Pvt Walher has bees reported ilMlng since November SS. When raptured Walher waa serving Is a rig* squad wtth the 14th Armored Dlvlnou la tha Seventh Artsy Ths |