1946_11 The Daily Collegian November 1946

              YOUTHFUL SCRIBES TO CONVENE ON CAMPUS
Winners of a yearbook contaat*!
ilgh trbooli tnd Jun which it being carried on. will bo
throughout tbe San "announced tome time during the
tho day. Tbo conteat haa been divided
College eamput to- Into group, to that tmtll acbooti
j will  aot  havo to compete  if olnot
Regi.trotion  from  t SO to  lg  I
a.    will   he
hy   tho   San   Joaquin      Tho   five   dlvl.Ion.   tre   tchooU
Preoa AiooctaUon' with  enrollment!    up   to   SOO  ttu-
Chagter of Alpha dentt. enrollment! from SM to 1000;
aatloaal   journalUm  enrollment!   of   over l.agg; junior
the   entire   conference  colleges  and   school,   with   mtmeo-
the direction of tbe  graphed    annual.     One    yearbook
boo   been   entered   from a achool
of Baher»fleld Jun-  htvlnf only 38 ttudenu. while tn
111   be   tbe   itudent  other ocbool with tn enrollment of
ling  tho  conference.   4.000 haa entered IU book.
five tho Journallsu an      Approximately  400 ttudenu will
to  exchange their ex- attend the moating, aad oome of
teat aad policies, while  tbe delegates Will come from Sanu
separately  for   Maria, and  other  school,  over  100
the omlcroa High School, faculty odvioor. aad
Chapter of Alpha Phi Oamma. At Mtrtlyn Manvllle. ttudent choir
10 o'clock Dr Frank W Tbomao, __n ■ ^jjiortal proMemi of year
prealdent of the college will give _,„__, „_ _,___ ^^ __ „„„_,
a welcoming tddreoo at the general
t_*mb.y Cheater Sbuler. of tho ****** H**h **M h"»' **'
lUkersfleld Junior College, will pro-! ▼■*-•• —A Laara Bier and Dora Lee
chairman, faculty
Oroup meetings to be bold fr.
10:»0 a m   to noon will Include:
Photography   In   yearbook,   and!    Reflotratloo    .Up.
newtpoper.. Milton Fre_sh. of Sat-  bearero to tbe luncheon to he held
ma    t'nion    Hlfh    School,    facultjr   '"  the ttudent union
odvioor. and Stanley Pllne. itudent
chairman.    builneoa   problema   ta \ m*n
yearbook, and newspaper. John Group meetings will ho returned
Adam.on. of Stockton High School, at 1 40 p. m. and will continue
faculty tdvitor. and Alice Elaelen. until 3 o'clock At J 10 p m dele-
student chairman. gate, will adjourn to Tbe Freano
 \	
.hair
dlo limdlai of InUrviewt wtth
conference mtmhtr. will he made
to be broadcaot at a UUr hour.
The galltmllt are Invited to attend the football fame between
Freono Stata aad the College of
the Pacific at S p.  m.
ThU Uaue of The Collef—n. t
tpeclol conference Ittoe. U hotag
publUhed by memhera af Alpha PM
Officer, of tbe pi
tre Sbuler. prealdent: MUa Mary I
8 Koaper. of Ediaon Hlfh School,
vice prealdent. Arthur van Horn. .
of   Napa   Hlfh   School,   .ecreury ,
member of the Froaao State Col
lege JournalUm Deportment, executive .secretary
JOHN DUKE
SAN JOSE
TICKETS
READY
COLLEG I AW
BIG
GAME
TOMORROW
"READABLE - WORTH   READING"
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1946
TICKETS ON SALE
FresnoStateWinsBIG WEEKEND AHEAD
Armistice Day    RCtafcWy*
Sweepstake Cup SetforTonjght
AS THE MONDAY deadline nears. students line up to obtain
tickets for the San Jose game next Friday
San Jose Special'
Tickets on Sale
For the first
for an out of to
Tbe free rrom
tuaoel a week fi
body cardt. todty i
ne tince 1911  Staters have a special chartered train
i fame.
tlcketi tnd the f 6 5« train tickets  for the San Joae
n tonifht are avaiUble. upon pretentttion of itudent
' until  5
Tbey cin be outlined tomorrow*"	
For the third time since 1939. the ;
■weepaUkes award wat presented
to Fresno State College for the best
dlvl.ion In the Armlitlce Day parade Monday Bill Roc—it. tpecUl
event, chairman, handled arrange
ment. for the collefe division
The first award now In tbe trophy  cote,  wtt given  in  1939. aad
urn out »
tbe itudent president', office
from x i m until noon Monday
I. the deadline to .ecure ticket, for
tbe game Approximately 3110 ttudentt tre expected to travel by
tnin
TICKETHOLOERS   EXCUSED
"StudenU planning to attend tbe
game, whether by train or car.
must bave game tlckeu tnd ttudent hody cardt In order to he id
milted." laid Oeorge Zenovich.
.indent   pretldent.
Student, holding tnin tickett
will be excused from afternoon
clinte. Friday, while thoae travel
Ing by car will be required lo get
official excutei from Deant Mary
Baker and Mitchell P. Brlfft.
g. P. TRAIN
Tbe train will leave the South
era Pacific depot at 12 35 p m.
and will arrive In San Joae about
C 30 o'clock. Tbe round trip tic
ket will be food only for tbe .pec
ill train, acheduled to return
about midnight Friday.
Arrangement, for transportation
from tbe tutlon to tbe camput
have been made.
The rally committee, handling
arrangement, for the train, under
the direction of Bud Oilin. chairman, will tell tandwlchet. cokes
tnd  ctndy  in  the baggtge car.
Fresno B©e Holds Open
House for FES Scribes
Journalism .tudent. from the col
lege and Fretno high schools will
be gueoti at the Freano Bee New.
paper Clinic Tuesday from 9 a. m.
to 2:30 p.m. In the Bee building
Tbe clinic will include talkt by of
flclalt of the newspaper. 1 lunch
eon.   and   a   tour  of  the  editorial
Veterans to Report
AH veterans who hive
calved tubsister.ee
srrsct tht beginning of the tomes-
ter are regueeted to report to tht
Officer in Room 112 to complete
vttortnt   administration   training
Board Announces
Sports Budget
Figure,   released   this   week   by
SUte CoUego Board of
Athletic Control thow that the col
lege Aaaoclatlon will pay out }&.-
■—I to participate in Intercollegiate
.port* for the 191617 school year.
The board In planning the budg
et for men', athlotica. estimated
tbat eapeaoet for two temootert
will amount to S1M..390 while the
revenue for college sports Is ex
peeled to be $105,550 The net prof
it of II. ido will be pi id into the
Sudium Improvement Fund along
with 15.340 to be borrowed from
future lund.
The sUdium addition and lights
were erected at a coot of ItB.OOO to
the itudent body to be paid og ln
10 yeara. Each year the athletic
department must pay 10 per cent
of the entire fund, or K.500.
FOOTBALL REVENUE
The revenue from football will.
at in previous yetrt. mike up tbe
deflclti In all other college .port.
Administration of sports will cost
the itudent body 13 325; ba.eb.ll
13.126: boogetball. 13.975; football.
IKS.90U. tennit. ISSS: track. $3,200;
minor tport.. $1,800; intramural.
$300; tnd printing tnd advert Lint.
$2,100. miking a total expenditure
of $104490.
■ On the other »ide ol Ihe ledger.
tbe Altoclatlon budget will provide
$5,000; basketball will bring in $1.
500: football. $M..r.oo; track. $1.
500; baseball. $750. and Intramural
.port., $300 making ihe revenue total $105.55<>. or a-«^#profit of $1.
: ISO before payment It made into
the sudlum fund.
Broken down, the athletic ex
jpeneet are:
j A.lmlni.tration—.alarle.. $2,250;
travel, $200; poatage. telephone,
.nd telefrtph. $300; conference expense. $200: printing and station
ery. $1(0: Inturnnce. $100; depreciation. $25; and duet. $100.
m Pete 2)
The .ollege carried twty other
honor, when the Delta Sigma Epel-
lon sorority for itt World Peace
I I grtt prize for tbe
moot beiutlful float The ZeU Mu
fraternity received honorable mentor IU patriotic float, the Road
lo Peace.
Tba pace waa tet by tbe college'. I
drum    majorettes     I—rt    Dee    Ed
wards   Mary Lou Ca.e. and Peggy
Silman.   aided    by    tiny    6 year old
Klwyn Schwartz, band
>he «5 piece band
RALLY COMMITTEE PERFORMS
College    yells   and    tongs   —are
rhe   rally   committee.
• r-lm. chairman   Copies
<o   Th.   ('..llegiin  were  thrown out
the cir dm. 11 !>>  I
A DMed Nations theme wat fol
low.il In the Associate.! Women
Student, who entered a float with
flrtt dreooed in their native cos
tumes representing their national!
ties The fwtrh. Slavonian. Arni.ii
Negro, and Korean
nal tot—title, were featured.
The entry of the ireshman eteoa
was an amphibious duck, with Bud
Roth, prealdent headint the mem
bers The sophomore rUtt decorated a float with flower, in the
coDege color, with Charlotte Dhm*
as a Statue ol Liberty on the
truck.
COMIC  NOTE  PREgENT
A comic note wat introduced b>
the Alpha Theta sorority, hating ■
tboe on Itt float l_bel.d
1 the side wa. tbe fragment
idn't know what to do." lam
poonlng the crowded condition* at
the college
The   Delta   Kappa  sorority   de...
rated   a   well   representing  t   wish
for  petre.  while   the   Slfma   Tau
(Comlimmed cm Pmge 2)
las. bonfire and dtnee tonifht tt
3o. prepintory to tomorrow eve
■ ISC grid clonic.
• _\ talent .ill be pre
sented In a 45 minute variety .bow
at the dance. Bud O.lln. rally chief,
announced. Admission price for
the affair will be 50 cenU.
The bonfire will tike place on
tbe south end of the parking lot.
betv.cn the baseball park and Rod-
cliffe Stadium.
only a heavy downpour of rain
.ill stop tbe lighting of tbe bonfire, according to Bud Roth, fresh
man president, in charge of tbe
rally. Kerosene ind gasoline, if
ill   be   uied   to   ignite
tbe fire
GRID CAPTAIN  TO SPEAK
Fretno State't grid ctpttin for
tbe Bulldog Tifer fime will touch
off the fire
- 1-on    varsity   football
roach,   will  speak     Oleaaon  1.  Ihe
only coach  wbo will definitely be I
i.tumy Brad.htw. head
g',it.i*
*.!..-
...id
mo.-t   ,,(   the
mentor* have a full schedule
will be scouting Fri-
diy night, the Jayvee. are to play
a game in Stnta Cruz, and Brad
thow hat t previous appointment
All the "rah-rah" leader*. Includ-
mt   the  yell   kings.   ;■•
the mama* bini* w;'i '-
BONFIRE   BUILT
Work on the building of the bon
:
1 five telephone galea
rum ..hint the frame
The rivalry  bell to p
ntht   will   be
rung during the rally.
■
grid   tilt,   the  campus
n__ m*   Trmmm   «,<•   mrmtPka*
mat* thin the
Half-time Program Set
rn  in  Review." ■  grld-
niil the formition of
the   rivalry    hell   j,resented   by   the
Fioaau   State   College   Hand    will
mark  the  halt time  stunt,   lor  the
'ball   ga:
SUGE   SUGAR) CARTER, reserve quarterback  looks for his
receiver :n a warm up for tomorrow night's game, with COP
■ runner
Rivalry Flares In-
FSC-COP Grid Tilt
Collegian Edited Today
By Alpha Phi Gamma
Members of Alpha P
honorary journaliillr friternltv
endeavored to edit ■ Collegian to
<Uy that would .how high school
and Junior college student, who will
attend the pre*, conference here to
morrow Ju.t how a collefe peri.xli
ctl should be.
location of the sprint and fall pres-
conferenre. for Junior college! and
high schools throughout the vtlley.
lbe fraternity traditionally publishes The Collegian preceding the
conference.
The Omicron chapter ol Alpha
Phi Camas. In conjunction with
the division of Journalism on the
ctmput and the Valley Scholastic
Pre.. AooocUtton tponoort the con
lerencet.
Bet
ty   Kent    president;    Boanie   Bee-
• -i.leir.  Janet  fidtast.
tnnie Shew, tret.urer;
Jean   McCain..   ballig;   Colleen   Je.
Phillip..  Bd  Bole..
Ed  Stargeon    c..n.|oi|
lUrgum.   Bob   Minor   anil   Marlon
Zolllan
>ns on today',
paper are held by Betty Kent, edl
tor;    Ed   Boles,   managing   editor:
Shew, club BOWs. Bonnie lleeman.
fa—tare  editor:   Ed   Sturgeon   and
Ilarguni society edit 01 Corden
Scott photographer, and Bob Ml
nor. Colleen Je.per.on. Janet
Adami. Jean McCtin. Beany Phil
lip., and Margaret  Mun.on   report
By Bruce Farria
|r   will   be   .1   fighting.   srrapping|
state .in gggfl teas ■
Stadium turf tomorrow night in
quest ol  an  upset over the up and
»
week sharp
eninn the daws on Ills mighty
striped beasts, which have beea
very   dull  lately    Alter a fast 1U1I
of Orecon     ! •
enced  rough
la.t    lour    games,    three    by    top-
PLAV   ABOVE   HEADS
The Tigers are always at a high |
pitch for the Bulldog -
girdle*,   af   tbe   prevloa*   stoeoa
record  ire always a  rugged  opponent
La.t   week  the   Tiger,  were  eot-
ilv     subdued     hy     power laden   San
Jooe. who looked lik.
'any   team   around   a   good  gotag
.1 length and a big and h.ti.l chaig
!  wall
■geeg t» burn   Me ts
IT"    pounder,    who
•and It a deadly  tacks
Itud   Klein   is   .1   S_\   pound   full-
buck   who
boom  for a   •
also   a    good    passer     Some    more
speed    merchants    are    "Jumpintt"
.
triple-threat
h..i   w.o « 1- em s   in.  >; —gai
GIANT  LINEMAN
To open up hole, for tbit speed,
array mt bark. I. a tig pound iv
eragg llae With Don "Tiny" Can:I
ports, at a mere 115; c.eorge Ker.
tig. tag Al GianaUi. MS, tbo Tiger
forward! should fire the good de
len.lvely toaad Bulldogs forwards
■ reel tuttle.
NatrdlBt the terminal, are what
the  Tiger, call  the two be.t  end.
Rhode and
John   Hrirom    (San   goat)   wrecked
Oaaggg  Terry
Sopinai     lUith   ..■•
...I and weigh M and lSg
pounds    le.pectively     in    addition
■  -.er. on
• o! plits.
—Mb   l-eltaron    the   1«  yetr old
tks  kicking  in  great   style    lie  got off tev-
<i.   agtin.t  tbe
I—e   a   deadly
FSC Holds Edge
In 23-Year Feud
OM
i .11
r* bis rip roaring College
Bengal*   onto   the   Bad
I '..um   turf   to   challenge
Pre.no
mtam »i" mmk the :s«h
time thai these two sguad. have
cla.bed
19-1      when    the
ruole.km    .port    was    inaugurated
■ leal  ha. been
the  Rig Uame ot  the v...r     In the
• : tbi. rivalry some of tbe
moot colorful tnd thrilling contests
1 - grid history have been
I back at the evening
plays, the eg—M scoree. and the
high pitch that each team always
bring, into tbi. game, can expect
I merry tussle when the two
«.|iiads meet tomorrow night.
SRIEF   HISTORY
The   follow ing  is  a   brief  resume
of  the  FSC col' battle, that  have
-
ieei—Fresno    fielded    itt    flrtt
football team and Ihe inexperience
of   it.  player,  and  coaching  at—ff
could not cope with the powertaden
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