1945_03 The Daily Collegian March 1945

              -COLLESiAH
"READABLE—WORTH  READING"
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 2. 1946
Freshman Fling Flares
Tonight in Union, 9-12
Staters, new and old. will dance to the music of Dick
Alexander and hia orchestra tonight, from 9 to 12 at the Froah
Fling, a semi-formal dance honoring- first semester frosh, In
the union social hall.
Individual bids for 60 cent* are now on aale by rally committer- member, and In lbs foyer
ths   administration   building    111*1:
are  free   to all  new   students
According to Hall? Committee
("hair nn n Belt)' Wide, all
frosb muat wear dlnha, rlhb.nn
some piece of the dlatln.iilBhlnrc
green to f.Xaln entrance lo the
danes The bid. of Ihe.e sludent*
will De  checked al  the  door
1 tin im sn ini'iiiim.cii of the
dance, tbe freahtaen wilt b* formally Initiated Into too Fresno
Stats Cotlegt AaBOclalion Hr.
Frank Thomas, iisealdent of Ihe col
lege, and Frank Me.ple. .ludant
lirealdent. will give welcoming; ad
■ li esse, and Ihe "greenle." will heroine Cull  fledged  rltalar*
Tbs dance I* open, at least one
person of earn couple must be a
student Bt SUlr Refreshments
will be Mired.
Member, of the reeelving line
will ba Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell
Briars, Or and Mra. Hubert Phil
lip*. Dr. A. R. Lang. Miss Mary
Baker.    Karl    Buck man.    and    Dr.
Six Journalism
Grants Available
Six new joiirnaHam scholarships
hare been made available to gradu-
atea ot valley riijcii acboola who
plan.to major In Journalism at the
Fresno Stat* College next semester
Stanley Resrubalre, pnbllahsr of
tbe Hartford Journal and the Han-
ford Sentinel, haa made I w o
scholarship, or 115 available to
graduate*   of   the    Hertford    High
Moton Holl. publisher of th* fat-
lowing newspaper*, has made avail
able these ar ho lar* hi p.: Avenal
Times, available to a graduate of
the Avenal High School; Cara-
ttier. Qsiettc, available to a graduate of th* Carathere High School;
Rlrerdsle Free Praaa, available to
a graduate or the Itlvsrdale High
Brbool; Tranquillity West Sid* Ad
vane*, av.llable to a graduste of
th* Tranquillity High School All
are worth 1*5
Tbe ten olber Journalism scholar
sblpa available to journalism ma-
Jor* are the Frwsn*. Baa Scholar
ship.   Lindsay   Gaxette,   Los   tlanoa
Enterprise.   Jt 11 ■■ >    Exponent,
Sanger Herald. Vtsalla Timss
Hells. D*l*no Record, h.MIM radio
elation, snd lb* Fresno Da* r*dl
station KMJ All ar* lower division
■cholarsnlp* Tha
a Ion scholarship la mad* av.liable
by ths Freano fluid*.
Tickets Available
For Wolff Recital
Tickets for tbe formal public re
dial ot Brn.t Wolff, tenor. In tbe
Frr.no State Collaft* auditorium al
S:SO p. m. Thursday are now avail
able In the bookstore and can be
obtained on presentation of student body card* and a payment ot
the rearral tax on the aeat desired.
Thl* will be tbe eacond engagement of Wolff, who with an In
rernatlonal reputation Sa a alngei
and opera conductor, accompanies
himself an th* piano as be alturs.
Although d*flnlte pUbs hare not
been madtr for Wolffs two-day viall
her*. Friday afternoon will be fra*
for students who may wish to talk
Wolff about their musical prob-
lema. Appointments must be made
irth Dr. A. C. Bardabl, head of
tbe music department.
Wolff will give ■ lecture In Room
1 at 10 a.< m. to noon Friday.
The hour of 8 to 10 *. m on
Thursday In Room 117 baa been
tentatively **t for m. music claaa
lecture. Not only ar* musical atu-
dents who are free at that hour allowed to coma, but alao any other
interested student*
The plan of affording college* tbe
Joy of a campus visit tram thla sr
tlat la the result of a development
* Association ef American col
leges known a. their aria progrsm.
Tomorrow Is
Campus Deadline
All portraits (or tbe Campus
muat be in by tomorrow. Campus,
Editor Clare Weymouth has announced. All students who would
to a** anapa taken of them
may contact Campus photographer
Neal  Jrnaen.
All staff member* are asked to
check at the Campua office for assignment* by tb* flrat of
week, Fifty percent of all copy bs*
been sent to th* printer*, promising an earlier annual tbls yeer.
Proofs for division pagea are
Ing   done   in   black  and   white   by
Eleanor Miller and   Frsncee  Kirk-
pctrick.
Sorority pledge* will bars from
Tuesday. March II. to March 11
to have picture* taken for tb* sor-
oiity   page*.
Revote for
Class Officers
Today, 9-3
Five student offices In the
senior, sophomore, and freshman daaaea will be fillert/Jn
the revote today from 9 a. m.
to S p. m. fn the union.
idtdates In tb* revet* Include
ea Kirk pat rick and Els. nor
r tor senior claaa vles-prwsl-
dent; Mary Kohler snd Norman
Rudy for sophomore vice president:
Dorolhy Dill man aed Janet Jargons
for sophomore **rr*tsry; Beany
Phillip* and William Mack for
fraehman president; and Corrin*
Cballet sad Lionel Sorenaon for
fraahmnn secretary There wit] b*
no revote* In tbe Junior
Red Cross election.
Pal Primer waa el*ct*d president
the senior class, wrtb Betty
Whll tea aad Clare Weymouth nil
Ing lb* position* of secretary and
social   chair man     res perlively
officer. al«et*d 111 the Junior
lass Include Daren Selkirk, president : Juanlt. Brown, vice prss'l
dent; Barbara Drakllch, secretary,
and   Hetpn   lien ken.   social   chair
100 Per Cent Goal Set tor College
Red Cross Unit Membership Drive
Assembly Tuesday Will F**rur*   Film*;  Tt**
Raid Director Joseph Hfadaeeic
A 100 par cent membership 1* the foal of ta* tausSBBat-'f,
unit of the Red Cross ia its aecond War Fund drive o* tke
Krea.no State Collet* campus, Gordon Wah-ath. Iisasi
the organization announced today.
The drive, now in pro*r«sa, will continue until ataxe*    i
Charm Chorus Officers
Tha iii.lv elected officers for
Charm Chorus are Shirley A cord,
president; Anna Ncitarsngelo, vice
president; Gloria Rhenard. trwaaur-
ratj Hanriatta Magtiusoii. sacrstsry;
Janet Bill*, historian, and Ruth
Smoot. sergeant at arm*
Hap homo re class off I cere are
Ruth Joan Wbltmor*. president
and M.rarou On*lo sa social chair
aa.
Those elected In tb* freshman
claaa are Joy Rosa, vlc*-prw*ld*nt.
sad Helen A Ha*, social chajrsaan
I-ota Brows will ataume Use
chalrmanablp of tb* R*d Croaa
chapter, with Betty Lou Veal* as
slating Ber In tbe position of vice
halrman. Elaine Mason, secretary,
and   Henny   Phillip*.   I ressurer
Only a*proximately 1*0 or less
than 40 per cent el tbs student*
enrolled In Fresno State Collage
voted. Election Commltt** Chair
man Batty Pearson aald. urging sll
students to remember that th* re
la juat aa Important a* tb*
Brst voting.
25 School Heads
MeetWithThomas
A commltto* on accreditation for
colleges Bad unlversille* lo Califar-
•t which Dr. P W. Thomas
Fresno Stat* Colleg* president, I)
chairman, ja moating today al tbs
Hotel   fall torn la n
This commltt** of tbe slat*
board of education la responsible
for tb* Inspection one* every flv*
yaar* of all college* and anlversl
tl*. In, California which ar* an
thorliod to prepare teachers for
atat-   oradentlaJ*.
Other members of the committee
ar* Dean Frank M Freeman of the
University  of  California  at  Bwrfce
ley: acting Deaa Laden B. Kenny
Stanford   University;    Dean   Le.t.r
Ii   Rogers.  University ot Southern
California;    D*an   Edwl
University ef California
■•las; President Walter R   Kepner,
Saa   I'tego   BUI*;   Sup*rlntendenl
AA4S to Elect
New Officers
-Spring offlrer* for ttm Assist I
ated Men Student organisation
will be elected nt s dinner on
March 1* ia tbs commit*** roraw
lb* union, Karl Duck man. spaa
•Or of tbs organ I tat I on   announced
Sludenta In tare, ted In running
for tbe presidency, 'ire presidency
and secretary treasurer Job. must
file an Intention to ran with or*
befor* March 14," Bookman stated.
Candidate*   will  ba pre.
lbe   dinner   to   members   throagb
nominating    epeeche*
spwaohe. from tbe candidate*.  Fol
lowing.the speeches, balloting will
I*** Place.
Ticket, for the dinner wl
in sale Wednesday by memo,
b* AMS at II cents a pt.te No
leasts will be gold attar March 14.
Tbs new system of .letting of
fic»™ A MB commitMBBbSS assert.
will oroclud* any high pressure
politic*' at tb* dinner and la b*
jl***d to b* th* be.t war to **-
cur* th*   beat   leadership.
Candidates who bar* already
Bled Icientlos. to run for th* pros!
rtency of th* organisation are Nsal
a and Mnrrall Panned
IIBcaltona for officer, mt* at
least on* semester'* stlendsnc* at
tb* Fresno SUt* Colle** *** * "C"
avsrwaw. Eligibility win a* oboakad
Mareb of Ttm* Bhowta* the
work af tb* Amertean Bad Crass*;
lbs othar t*Ua af tb* Sal* aatrtS-
es of Bod Cross worker, la wet"
Hmdae*. will •peak ea HiHaaai
from bla *ww axparlBBo* em a Ba**
dlrector
"3tud.ru.   bt*   aabsd   te   ana*.
their contributions ea IB* oaaaSt
Walrmth atatat. -*» taa* mWEt Eg j
tbs money   will  be crodlled  t* tar*
collage unit
"Tb* Be* Crete  In aa   I ******
an   which  ba*  don*  attkb te issuers tbe Buffering of oar S*S*X*«
0T*rs*as." Weir*** aald. -Wa*
ls really daswrvlrig af aay bat*
Frwono State  Coins*, aaa ste*
Nigh Meeting
tb*   Ar»rkai   Be*   Ctxwsj   bl   I
fllsd, Buckmaa aald.
Rv* Receive
Scholarships v
Scholarship   award*   wer*   mats*
tlVB   student, 'yttterday   at   *
ixamltt*.    meeting   attended    by
Mrs,   Hsiao Robrwr,  O.  BL   Bans*.
•nd John Ed. Herbert   Dr Ksnneth
Potter, chairman   ws* nsx are*
beeaus* of Din***.
Tbe   awards  and   thoss   who
c*lv*d    tbem   ar*:    PI    B*ta   Pan
alums*..      Lout**      Smith.      Delta
Kappa alumna*. France* (hwenlng
'. I'rati track award. William
Kttling, apaelal »cbolar*hIp tn
cbvmlatry. Jam** Co**jravs; sad
The KAXM Journallam,*chotarahlP.
Benny Phillip*.
Other   award*   ar*   to   **>   given
hen Dr. Pottar returns to tb* eot-
asSja.
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and Xathltwn Curtla, <***
will sis. -Boa* ot Ho Maal
and Tb*r* s * Las*, taa*
as a trlknta to the atWS* *f
who ax* Tstsrwss af W*rt* 1
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partmoat. I*ft Tuesday
trie, to attend • meeting with tha
eommlue*  for  slat*  public  school
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This ra**ti*g la ter th* purpose
of makln. plana for test lag ta* r»
sait* of tb* public schools af CaJt-
(ornl* aad dst.rrnlnlng what lav
prove meals   ***m   dBstrabl*.
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prwalda   TS*  mm  '
of **T«r*l B*awM •*«*
by tb* Ba« Osass.