1933_12 The Daily Collegian December 1933

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Btick Around
'   W.-t-hbum Out
ByB.B.
Tomorrow ejvtjnfaf in the cot-.
I  lege sudatorium, the Fresno
I  state College Tlteater presents
lis first play of the year. The en- ■
_re personnel of the speech arts
- - ■ a  has  been  working on
I production since the first few
weeks of the school year and, according to nil wl|o viewed "Death
Takes a Holiday" at its premiere
last Monday, the result is well
worth going to see. However,
students who failed to get tickets to the play before today are
1 going to be out of luck. There
were so many season tickets
told that single admission tickets are not the best in the auditorium.
Fresno State College publics-;
Uons ranked very high at the na- ]
rJon.il Alpha Phi Gamma convention held in Santa Barbara last
week-end. Both the Caravan and
the Campus were accorded highlit rating, while the Handbook
et Information and The Collegia also were ranked near the
I leaders. Collegian staff members
f won four awards with the editor-
[ in-chief taking three and the]
feature editor taking the other.
Altogether, Fresno State collected ten awards—more than]
any olber college.
While the Bulldogs did not
tost the Tigers on Thanksgiving Day, nevertheless none of
Ihe Fresno supporters need be
Mhamed of the showing made by
their team against Coach Stagg*s
outfit. Tom Wilson is really one
of the best passers on the Coast
tnd he proved this very conclusively last Thursday. He is being
rssntioned for a position on the
Western team that meeta an
Etstcm team at Kezar on New
Tear's Day, an honor we believe j
to deserves. We are glad that he
is graduating, however, for we
tote to think of watching his
puses against   our   team   for
After last Thursday's game
•gainst the proud San Jose Spartans, our hats are off to that gal-
hnt band of Wildcats from Chieo
•ml Whije we were sorry to see la
«e Spartans defeated, as it gave -
Nevada  a  clear  claim  to  the'
*»rapionship, we believe the de- '"
'est -win brin, the l'rtlne-Pick- L^..",
*» back to earth. They were all .
*jt° go into big-time football c
•fter this season but perhaps "
**•* they will stick with tbe old
«r Western   Conference   for  /
•"other season.
*W Wight yesterday. We are
•J"*, for the Washburn players i,
*•*• Mai sports and they put on '
•*SfJ show for the FreSno fans. '
^^r, the depression is not
JJ^Rticojeyert and his satel- £
■*»to the contrary—and tl
J ;*& department of Fresi„, =
«»t* Couege took a beating on *<
"^unanclal   returns  of  the "
■«. Perhapa, aometime in the "
"^wlftions may be renewed „
*rel? hope so. ^m^^m™a
THIRD IN SERIES OF
ALUMNILECTTJRESON
PROGRAM TONIGHT
Dr. Tenney Will Outline Devel-
ient of Christmas Cele-
bration at Meeting
NEW    OFFICERS    ELECTED]
Kenneth Brown Again to Lead
Association
Gifts Presented
With an address by Dr. E. V.
Tenney of the Fresno State Cc4-
llege faculty as the principal feature of the program, the Alumni
Association of the college will
Ihold the third   meeting of its
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1933
F_*>™ tstntMatsslMs at aodlt
l**™"'hin tnuillth. other Am,
f» Wtoole coabtat4-(r*8f.A).
Coming Events
Tedty
lob meeting. KM PopUr, f.g
Pre-Med   Ob*   meeting, A. W. a
WOMEN STUDENTS
OFFICIALLY OPEN
NEW SOCIAL HALL!
F. S. C. Publications Win
fen Awards in National
Alpha Phi Gamma Contest]
Campus, Caravan Get Class A Ratings; Collegian
Awarded Four; Delegates Attend Convention From Twenty-one Colleges
Fresno State Collegis^publications carried off the lion's share
of honors in'the annual contest sponsored by Alpha .Phi Gamma,
national honorary journalistic fraternity, which was a part of tbe]
society's national convention Thursday, Friday and Saturday in
Santa Barbara, and student editors of the Campus, Caravan, Collegian and Handbook were being congratulated today for the ava-
COLLEGE THEATRE'S
FIRST PRODUCTION
SET FOR TOMORROW
"Death Takes a Holiday" We*
Received by Test-hen at
Institute
NEW   NAMES IN CAST
1,000 STUDENTS
ATTEND BONFIRE
RALLYINSTADIUM
Celebration Preceding Annual C.|
P. Game Arouses Enthusiasm of Rooters
_ The Fresno College Theater
| opens its 1933-34 season tomorrow evening with the production
Alberto Cassella's "Death
| Takes a HolidBy."
Ticket sales have been going
forward encouragingly with only
t dote*    Ueketi    left,    iccordlng to
Glidyi  May,  boilncta  manager.  She