1933_11 The Daily Collegian November 1933

              fhe Bulldogs are off for their
„ intcrsectional encounter of
. 1933 season, and with thejn
i gone Ihe best wishes
to Fresno State College,
Bno townspeople and Fresno
.te supporters in general.
Whether the game is won or
* will beyond doubt have
..thing to do with the reccp-
„ triven the team on its re-
1 to Fresno Monday, but as
,t» the college itself is con-
med win or lose should be a
.iter o( little import along-
Je the spirit and fight shown
the Bulldogs in the season
far    If the  team  wins,
at-  but  after  all,  winning
» the whole thing, so no mat-
what the outcome of tomor-
w night's game, let's have a
„t turnout at the Southern
otic station at 4 o'clock
■/afternoon!
Kews that thT 1938 Og^f^t^rt
>n the highest national honors,
competition  with  yearbooks I   r   rol'
foughout the United States is >
oething that Fresno State ST
jBege students may point to
ith pride. In times such as
use. it is not always possible ,;
r good showings to be made
i limited financial means, and
i- entire college may well add
s most hearty congratulations
i the editor who turned out (
ie annual and brought such fa-,
mthlc   publicity    '
This idea of a special t.—
tn Jose on  the  18th of this
Kinth is giving promise of de-j'f
sloping into something far more,,
otent than a mere idea.   Yours |,
raly was at   first   inclined t
»IT at the suggestion that stL
ente would be able and willing «
> din up another $8.70 for the j,
Ide and football game when it L
its first  broached   eariy  this.b
leek, but enttitisiaam now be- <
ig evidenced indicates there is.
real reason for giving the pro-1
osal serious consideration. Sign ! _.
he ballot in today's  Collegian.;-,
 •'—nesofit!;
HOI-COMING FETE!
OF ALUMNI WILL BE!
HELDTUESDAYNIGHT
Don   Thompson,   Radio   Announcer, Will lie Speaker at
EveninfTPrfJgram
LECTURE   NO. 2 IN SERIES
Six     Additional    Programs
Planned By Association During College Year
Lecture Number Two of the
Fresno State College Alumni
Association lecture series will
be given Tuesday evening in the
college auditorium at 8:15, with
.Don   Thompson,   popular NBC
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1933
1933 Campus Awarded _
Highest National Honors
By Press  Association
Fresno State Yearbook Wins in Competition With
Annuals Throughout United States; Scores
905 Out of Possible 1000
S. C. LIBRARY TO
BECOME CENTER
FOR COLLECTIONS!
Emory   RatclilTe   Starts   Campaign to Secure San Joaquin
Valley
The CarTipus, Fre
highest possible hot
no  State  College yearbook, re
given  by  the  National Scholastic Press]
Association at Minneapolis, when the 1933 edition of the
awarded the association's Ail-American Honor Rating.   The
scorebook received yesterday   by   Sym   Mathiesen. last year"!
;F.S.CPULhJCATIONS
TO BE ENTERED IN
lOURNALLSM MEET
Campus,     Caravan,     Collegian,
Handbook  Will  Compete i
Alpha Phi Gamma Meet
FOOTBALL SPECIAL
TO SAN I0SE MAY
BECOMEJCTUAUTY
Student Enthusiasm Runs High
Prospect of Another
Fast Train
|tTCKET   PRICE   THE   SAME
-aveling   Expenses,    Schedule
Would Be Identical With
Davis Trip
By train or not by train?      -
That is the question  Fresno
State College students must de-
rer the week-end, if plans
ititldenly   materialized   on
the   campus   Wednesday   and
Tesno State College this year!,,,
ss undertaken and is making a u
access of one of the greatest |<
irograms yet thought of since
here has been an alumni asso- ,
iatlbn, and for its interest in ,
he welfare of the college de- •
ems only the beat of coopera- »
Ion students   can   give.    The J]
lomecoming rally and  program _,
Puesday night will be well worth i
iivybody's time, and all students s
■ho have the evening free will '
vear an interesting talk if they "
Aow up at the suditorium about
I o'clock.
Ma^RKTfflS"-
IF YOU WANT A SPgCIAL TRAIN
TO SAN JOSE
"** on Nortiber IS. tnd