1934_05 The Daily Collegian May 1934

              _ presented the
fj,t -sophomore edition" of the
Collecian in several years. The
.jjff was composed entirely of
jophiniiures and with the exception ,,( one story, which of ne-
teesitv had to be written by nn-
wriiten by ""c sophomores. And
the tir.ingc part of this is that
with ..ne exception, the writers
»er,. members of the regular
Colleirian staff. It took a lot of
laid work, key pounding head
fattening etc., but here it is and
the meager staff that put it out
hoper. that the rest of the class
will like it. This issue was not
planned by the class as a whole
and the class could not really be
held responsible for its short-
temings. But if it has any good
points that deserve commenda-
-'--- be compli-
. let the cl
SOPHOMORE EDITION
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Performances At West Coast
Relays To Be Re-Enacted On
Broadcasts From Bee Radio
Andrew Curtin, Paul Bartlett to Produce First
Radio Programs Presented by
College
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, MAY 1
o West Coast Relay
will In- broadcast from t
rtempted to produce a complete
E9:H~Hz POLITICIANS LINE
there isn't any more praise
that we can heap on our high
jurni.iT. Mr. Marty. If he would |
quit breaking records long | J
eaoiiurt for us to think up somc-L
thing else to say about him we L,
wouldn't mind very much. But |c,
thU young lad just ups and;'
jnmi'.s over the bar at any height j ■
and all the rest of us stand just _
. . . well, flabbergasted. Yours ,,
trul-. will not say anything more ju
at. :r him until he reaches 6 feet I*
10 "im lies in the relays. P
Speaking of track, this J. Flint U
and Co. did a mighty big piece i,
in   holding   Stanford ■•
ANNUAL STRUGGLE
;Largest  Number of  Candidates
:. The PI
cf m
down to such a low »
nen performed much better,
than the most optimistic had
lopotl for and many are the
sews sheets that are singing the
praises of the Bulldogs. We can't
but feel a bit proud ourselves
and v. e hope that our team will
tontinue coming through in fine
lorn There are some things
that .allege students can teach
.. . and we can't see why track
.lesions conldn't be included.
Advertising the  West  Coast''
Relays by means of the Radio is I]
something that hss not yet been j,
tried but will be an accomplished j i
fact   after   Thursdsy   evening.!'
Paul Bartlett snd Andrew Curtin have done practically nothing
In the past three weeks but work
w the program and   with the
tsaistance of the music depart-
■cnt have succeeded in working |
•ot a real fifteen minute entertainment spot on the ether. If
"ie  stunt  goes   over ... and
there is no reason to believe It
wn't    . . Messrs. Bartlett and
Corti,i deserve a lot of commen-
fation. for in thia writer's opinion no one in this college hss put
Is as much work on one event
*» have these gentlemen in this
we. And  as  ever,  the  music
wpartment,  esped*!!*/  Gilmore!1,
ADVOCATE MANY CHANG
\ I Acceptance Speeches to be Gil
ie in Assembly Friday;
Election May 9
J,I    With no doubts left that t
*, year's political fight at Frei
■r State College will be the greatest j"'
elstruggle for any elective office, |
1 [campaign   mahagers   early   this _^jj.j'nK'7ro
j   week  began polishing up their D). ltnlph G.
[machines for the ensuing battle.; r. i-iru-r,   ni
Marty Again Sets Record;
Robinson Defeats Nimmo
As Bulldogs Take Licking
Fresno  Men   Hold  Stanford  Indians  to  76-53.
Victory in Track and Field Duel; Harris
and Hickey Also Star
This was the general opinion of those Fresnans who had the
opportunity of seeing but Saturday's Fresno State-Stanford meet
at Angel field in Palo Alto.
Not only did we get the thrill of a lifetime when Walt Marty
cleared the bar to better his own record, but the performance of the
whole squad was nothing short of sensational. The only fly in the
Sophomores Hold
Journalism Pos
sophomore class
jplans busy week;
jdancefrjiwynightL
Carnival   Idea   Abandoned   But'1" '*voJ
Dance   Will   Be '>\%Zn
Featured !„„ ,be
;OTHER   ACTIVITIES   SET^'Ideae
day Noon
S   Iwen, *."
1 I With a special staff of sopho- L wl|l (|1
„ 'mores editing today's Collegian '„>,,,, ,„
i, land plans nearing completion for n qnanei
ni ia special class luncheon, assem- T'"- ,a"»
Jbly program, and dance, the,""■ •'**'*"
"■i'members of the Class of '36 of .J"^,'*~'
A.M.S. Nominations
Set for Tomorrow
Walt Marty to Be
Guest of Journalists
Howard Tripp Will
Address Engineers
FORS WINS "HACK RACE" AFTER
BATTLE WITH JOHNSON, BEDOIAN
BEDOIAN  SECONC
t Di-rur Company.
*   twtrdad   ou
John Voenet.
Lavich Will Talk
On Russia Problems
Band Tour .Program
ToBeGivenatF.H.S.
SUM CoUet* Spline bud tour, which
waa prtMaled throuthout Sin Joav-.
quln Vnllty townt lite In March, wtn V