1929_06 The Daily Collegian June 1929

              BVY   YOVR   CAMPUS- TODAY
STATE ACES RUN TODAY
.MANNER'S STELLAR CINDER MEN
MEET NATIONIBBT AT CHICAGO
Raster, Abbott, Jackson Expected to Score; Trials
in Progress Now, Abbott to Compete
in Denver A. A. U. Event
'SING1NGHARP"
WILL FEATURE
DAY'SPROGRAM
| Music Athletics, Student Body
Awards, and Speeches on
Varied   sProgTam
SOCIAL SCIENCE
FRATCHARTERED
ATFRESJ) STATE
Interest in Human Problems to
Be Fostered; Evelyn Chess
Heads Group
OUR BOYS WIRE HOME
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM     •
FA 4 12 49 NL - CHICAGO ILL 5
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TO THE COLLEGIAN
FRESNO CALIF
ARRIVED NINE A M WED STAYING AT THE DELPRADO
HOTEL ALL WORKED OUT IN AFTERNOON AT STAGG
FIELD WEST WASHINGTON CHICAGO UTAH AND
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HAD VERY PLEASANT TRIP
BUT THE WEATHER IS COLD HERE LOTS OF COMPETITION CANT EXPECT TOO MUCH   JACKSON ASTONISHED
AT MULTITUDES AND TALL BUILDINGS
F S C TRACK TEAM
IMPROVED CAMPUS   FINAL DETAILS OF
MAKES APPEARANCE i NEW 'EX' SCHEDULE
AT COLLEGE TODAY   ANNOUNCED TODAY]
llus:   Flying  Arrow.    Arthur    Roth.   Mrs    Vesta   I.    stockwell.   Myra   L.
Maiden from Ba«cata. Kilty M.e Doss.       A1   „   mr.,n„r  h,.|,j   Monday   alter
.ter; First High Priest, Delos Jouc;   Cn¥,,:   vice-president. Kllsabeth I-an
Minister ot the Altar. Mai  Harden:   Gr,Tes.   ,„d   librarian.   Dorothy   Col
Tempi. Attendant, John Thomas.         well.
Day and Pageant are as follows: Cen-  Jmr r |( s M ,n tl|„ ^vii-ko Union
ersl chairman. Edna Rccler;   dances.  (or (h(, oarpoee 0I becoming acquaint
01CR0N PI DANCE
=yv^„,rd,bu„Zn r: TO FOLLOW AZTEC
sr^-rrs^Tor   pageant tonight
l^ulse Kryn; reception. Mrs. F. W.
"ortcreTsVII"1* r""'lng the dnnee ***»'» Orchestra enRaged; Dr.
vhlch win start Immediately niter ihe    Thomas Presents Certificates;
■****■»■                                                Commencement Duties Told
BESSEY BEAT YON   LSM^KS
BtWtH)TiNAJH5. r:.«^T*"?
presidential RACE
£ro^hr^Tt^":^n
la a rather spiritless election. Ros
a's Beaaey defeated Oeorge von Veltb
Students.  Both  maa  have  been  un
•stuulr active la student bodr affair.
•»« .luce both ware well known, many
Tbe anticipated light (or flrsi place
C. J. "Teed" Vlgnolo. Charming Man-
Baaaty baa been prominent in .th
Istlce during hi. college career. He Is
Outer officer, elected were: Vice-
°n» Bhalbsraa: TTaaanrer. M. Wright;
omlcron  PI men will  assist Earl
aecepuoa Commute..  Spencer  Hob-
Wight P- E. director, as commence-
:t One Hour   Minimum  Set;   At
since Permits May Be Obtained From Deans
k the Cardinal
When Fresno State College's trio of stellar track performers,
led by Coach Flint Hanncr, enter the qualifying heals of the national
igiate championships being run oil in Chicago at 2 P. M. t
(12 o'clock Pacific Coast time), the occasion will r
and Blue's second venture into the "big show."   Big time wc call
ecause the "home boys" from Fresno, California, are due lor
c competition than they've run up against for many moons,
Chicago, the hamlet where many a Texas steer has walked
plank, where gunmen flourish, where "Dig Bill" Thompson
c modern history and unsuccessfully attempted to rcyue-dncient
i. where you unwIlUngly gl.e ulllj^
stealer    approaches    I
trough   the   efforts  of   George   II
sandlngs regarding tf
Knights of Round Table U
training school:
duet by Jim King and Clayton Tidy-
Clarinet solo by Jim King.
Women."
» tVcJock Tn-Th. No. <
0 o'clock M.W.F. No. I
0 o'clock TuTu, No.   I
Jackson  displayed   occasional   spurts.
.Tabbing a few dlglta now and then.
Intentions of doing things often and
nal. lo "scoop" a big killing
y Fresno State's entries would
e the thing for tbe Collegian
let, but we must  profess  an
nafe  lack  ot ability  to  cope
heartbreaking race to WykoS. Amer
ican champion, by a scant yard at the
Relays, forcing the Olendale tush to
wn. so .your guess Is as good
equal the existing record.   Following
Messrs. Easter. Abbott.If"
111 break Into the point
which la very Interest-
11 o'clock 1LWT. No.   1
1 o'clock M.W.F. No.   I
today's trials, but hi
> trio and Coach Banner It
KAwT«R,
<«ON BACK SOON;
T TO RUN AT DENVER
snd Jackson will ante. Jn
st at tbe Hockr Htmuata metre*.
(Continusd. Pat* 4. Col. r>)
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