1945_06 The Daily Collegian June 1945

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volume xxxni
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1946
FSC Wins Division
Title in Modesto
Meet;Ends Season
The Pretino Slttt College I r op by
case rltlmed another prlte Satur
day wh*n tht Hulldogt raptured
the rhampionahlp ot the Junior cot
lect til civilian collate dlvltlon ot
tbt annual California Relaya In Mo
detto
Pretno Slate tcortd tT_ polntt.
with tht Collete ot Ptcltlc tecond
with IIVb     Modetto Junior Collece.
10 St. Sail—— Junior College.
tS%. tnd tht Sacramento College.
7 B/S. war* tht tcoree.
Tbt San Frtncltco Olympic Club
won tbe open claaa chtmplonthlp
wtth 48 polntt Cal Tech of Pa—t-
daaa waa aecond with 47 %
Olenn Shaffer acored 15 polntt
for the Bulldogt with the winning
of tbe 100 yard daah. 1X0 yard high
hurdlet tnd running lapa on tbe
winning PSC 110 yard relay and
mil* relay teama
Sbtrtcr. Joe Shroptblre. Willard
Wllllamt and Anthony Allemprette
ctma from behind to win In tbe
mile relay rata In tba time of
1 III
Allemprette. Wllllamt. Strop-
ahlre and Shaffer won tha ISO yard
relay In ll"..* Dick Rogert. Har
old llalg. Herkey Coleman, and
Shroptblre made up PBC't winning
aprlnt medley relay team, which
won In the time of 1:41.1.
Americo Baraottl won tbe ahot
put with a loat of 41 feat. Vt inch,
with Norman Rudy placing tecond
tnd  Conwty Winder fourth
Rudy won the Javelin with a tott
of 117 feet. 1 inchet. with Don Bolt
coming In tecond with 152 feat and
11 Incbet
Bolt  tied  for third  In  the  pole
vault with the hmp of 11  feet. •
Oene Daniel, won flrat In the die
cut with a heave of 11* feet. 1
Inchea Baraottl waa tecond an
Rudy fourth
Preano SUte won eight out-of 1
Milwaukee NCAA Meat
Draws Two FSC Trackmen
Joe Shroptblre aad B—aB Shaf
fer. atar PSC track men left Sun
dty for Milwaukee, where they will
run In tbe National Collegiate Atb
letlc Aaaoclatlon track and field
champlonthlpt Saturday night
St.i-op.hire  will  run  In  tbe  half
mile   race,   while   Shaffer   will
In  both  tbe high  and  low  hurdle
Ti alia and beala are ached
ne*B Saturday afternoon, wtth
flnalt tt night
Faraday Club Shows
Rim at Mealing
Delta Mu Pi Takes
Scholastic Honor
The Delta Mu Phi Sorority topa
the llat of tbe teven campua aorort
ln grade average* for laat aemeater. the Pan Hellenic Otaaalt
baa announced, with an average of
7*1 grade polntt per member.
Individual bonora went to Alberta
iehl.  an  Omega,   with  a  IT  av
rage, tnd tied for tecond with it
were Elltabeth Arranta. Omega:
Dorothy   McAllltter.   Ptl   Chi   lott.
id  Bobbe Htnner. Alpha Theta.
Second among the eororttlee waa
Delta Kappa, with 1 7 IB Other ao-
rorlty average* were Ptl Chi lota.
1.T1S; Omega XI Omicron. 1704.
Alpha   Theu.    1 MI;    Sigma    Phi
i__a  1 46S. and DelU Sigma Ep-
lon. 1.141
In the tprtng laat year the Pal
Cbla lad the other tororltiee wtth
1 M7. and DelU Mu Phi waa aee
with 1 »56 Other tororltlet
and their grade average! were
Omega XI Omicron. 1746, Alpht
Tbett.   1746.   DelU  Kappa.  1666:
gma Phi Oamr—t. 1 646, tnd Del
Sigma  Enallon.  1.111.
Individual    honor*    Utt    aprlng
eat to Sue Henderton of tbe
DelU Kappaa with a S. or airtight
ler of lbe Pal
i.lay   (
t for the aem
i Room S00 of McL
Hall      A   thort   butlnett   meeting
waa   condtK led   by   lbe   prealdt
Jam«a   Oqpgrave.   after   which
•ound   techalteltr  film   oa   "P
DK's Hact Officers.
Hay Bridge at Party
The home of Janet Jurgent oa
Cambridge Avenue provided the
tatting when membert of the Delta
Kappa Sorority entertained tbe
alumni chapter Moaday evening
" Itaa far high acoret In bridge
to Harriet McClurg and Jane
Haggerty
Helen Bertken waa Inatalied aa
preeldent hy M arr belle Lewit. tbe
retiring pretldent Other offlcert
It-tailed were Mary Kohler. vice-
prealdent; Eltlne Parria. aecre-
Ury. Peggy Kohlmann. treaaurer.
Maralou Oneto, ruah captain. Mitt
turgent. cuatodlan; Elaine Maaon.
AWS repretenUtlve Blanch Ann
Ruacbhaupt. Pan Hellenic repre-
•entatlve Ruth Jetn Whit more.
atudent council repreaenutlve. and
Marilyn Turney. reporter
Pianoforte Club Today
The   Pianoforte   Club   will   hold
■ final meeting of thla temetter
today it I Ml   In Room 141.
nle  Shew,   publicity  chairman
nounced
FSC Honors
Top Students
With Awards
Eighteen award* were preeenled
to atudenta at the annual award*
aaaembly Priday for work through
out tbe achool year
Eleanor Miller, irtata,-,! of
Tokalon. upper dlvlaion women't
honor aoclety. pretlded at the
meeting, at which tbe membera of
Tokalon and the Blue Key. men a
honor organlaatlon. and their apon
tort were Introduced
Barbara Hebert.
Ing freabman
Ith  the  DelU
Cup by Dr. Prank W
Ruth Alexander received tha
Camilla Nellaen prlte la Preach,
which waa awarded thla yaar for
the flrat time.
Aa award waa praaaatad to June
Aletander. editor of The Carrie/'
lower dlvlaion Engllah Department
publication a
The Women't Athletic Aaaocta
tion award waa glvSft- to Lucille
Owenaby. a pbyalcal education ma
aatma Mu award1 in ao
i waa  received' by  Mil
Betty    Whltten
Eleven Promotions
In FSC Faculty
Dr   Prank W   Thornurn. prealdent
of the college,  announced that 11
•no Sute College faculty mem
t hare baaa promoted to higher
ed twardt by the American Aaao
elation of Unlveraltir Women on
tbe baata of leadership and tcholar
tblp     throughout     their     college
An athletic cup waa awarded to
Olenn Shaffer for hit participation
ln aporu. and, each member ot tbe
baa-ball, football, baaketball aad
 k teamt waa awarded a a weat
The commerce department award
waa preaented to Alice Marie Wy
lend Waldo Curt la waa praaaatad
witb tbe pbyalcal telence tward by
the Faraday Club.
Empathy, women't dramatic
sanitation, received a trophy
aa tbe winner In the war hood
tump conteal held by campua
tanliallons The con tett '
Judged on the batlt of originality
In aelllng. aa well aa tba aat
aB—
Marljane Molabergen received
the iJlrl of the Month award
•her work In war actlvltlea and the
•DelU Kapp* Sorority received a
126 war bond award aa the Club
of the Year
Nambsr-t
Baccalaureate Services
Scheduled for Sunday
Baccalsauraate service* for the graduatin*; elaaa will ba
conducted Sunday at 6 p.m. in the collete auditorium wtth
Rev. Henry Scherer of tha First Lutheran Church as tka
speaker. „
Eleanor Parker will read excerpts from tha acripturss and  '
-Harold Jackaon will give tha _—►
Pour    of    the    educator*
to   rull   profeaaor.     Tbey
Edward V. Tenney. departmeat of
Dr  V. Cal
Ralph C Jack of taa
phyttct department. 4bo ia aa
leave while la aerrice with tha
United SUtea Navy
The three faculty membera who
were advanced from aaalatant pro-
Miaa Miriam Wltbrow. mualc da-
par-Met; Utah Bradford, commerce departsteat, aad Dr. Joha J.
Pour of the member* wart pro
oted from the rank of Inatractar
> tbat of aaalatant profeaaor They
ara Dr. Baaale Baker. Engllah department;   Mra.  Batty  Alloa  Han-
Strong, agriculture depart!teat
II graduating ••alert have beea
letted to meet la tho eaat eeatt
: 46 p. — Uthera for the af—Jr
wlll be Jack Keren. Prank "mti.
Carroll   tad   Anthony    mil
Aaalttlng    Mlaa    Weymouth    la
aaalag the eor—ltti are  Wanda t
Sbeltoo. Margaret Ko—lei aad —flI I
Graduation exerclaea will ba halt j
7pm Thuraday. June 14. -MB I
reoeptioa  Sot  faculty   mimkara,   .
Summar Rooms in
Collegian Hall Available
Colleglenne Hall, women't oe-
operaUve houee. .till hat about 16
vacanrlea for tha tumrner lliMtP
for glrlt who are planning aa at
Any girl Intereated In •laying at
the houee ahould eaauet Mary C.
Baker, deaa of women, ar Ua
houeemother. Mra Bay Mlllett. aa
aooa aa poaalble
The vat—nclea art only for tha
Uneasiness Heralds Approach of Finals
Tha approach of finale at Fretno Stttt College It heralded hy a
general nervout twltchlneee of
the ttudent body. The time haa
coma for the average tcholar te
begin looking In the cloeet tnd
under hit bed fer the tettbookt
he   bought   tt   the   beginning   of
For etnlort, particularly, thla
la a crucial time, and they begin
dividing thtmealvet into rathar
well dtflned greupe with gentrtl
Idaali'ying  charaetenetlct.
USt-tt thtrt tea thoae with a
retard U maintain. They ar*
uauaily  pale  tnd   htggtrd. with
ehaklng handt They often gltne*
furtively behind themeelvee, apparently tufftring from the de
luaion that they art being followed.
Tht membera of the great middle group begin laughing loudly
at thtir prefaceer** jekee, aad
ataylng   politely   awi
thit poaalble. Some ef the girte
ga ae far aa te ttop peeling the
pollen off thtlr fingernail! in def
on coming juat fer the hell ef it.
They anend til ef the laat taw
itcturet, the envy of tvery awe
becauae ef their Independent attitude. They uauaily ymmn m
ture lewdly tt the stamen behind  them.     During  tMa  parted
A  few   lucky   individuate,  |
Palling Into none ef thoaa
ciaaaificatiena ar« tha Baa IMBir
ttee majoring. Ironically enough,
in  tnglieh     If tha finale reveal
Senior Picnic Hold
at Margaret Waymewth't haaaa
tt 10 o'clock today fer a twine
mlng party and piofile In tilthrw
tion of their oeming graduation.
They have been lacueed fram aM
ha  Dr.  BSwta
Schoal af Iwaaallas at OOUL
apeakera for the naltr
be Betty Pearaoa. wbeae
topic wtl
nd BUI Klallag. wha wM
After Victory -
i  will  again give  tha Bt-  '
Marjoria Wright
New Delta Mu Phi Praay
Marjorte   Wright   waa   liillBsS
preeldent of the Delta Ma PM Ha
rorlty Moaday night la rttca SSM
icted by Prance* Woraefc. d«- 1
das inaKaat The I
eetlng waa held la U
unge with membera ef tl
i* eh*pier
OtBtr ofBcert InaUllod wera MB- 4
dine Dlel. vicopraahjeot. MnjMa J
~    sh* eesrotary; Barhara Baaak J
mi-ar; Mlaa Woraak. h	
B-me Clayton  AWS r _
atlve;   Pat Abbey,  etudeat a
tenUUve.     Carol
Ths evening waa tpeat la I