1934_06 The Daily Collegian June 1934

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TOKALON INITIATESi
FIVE FOR ACTIVITIES,
I SCHOLARSHIP!
m.   Webster.  Spalding,
■rulfT. Shuck  Win
Membership
PARTICIPATION     V A R I E I) |
Election of Sophomore by F.
Rare Occurrence
Ir nnd achievement as an e
gad in appreciation of
friendly leadership during the
put year, we, the members of
the staff, present Stan Living-
wishe? for future
rss.—K. K.
There is something about
ting down to a typewriter and|
tapping off what one knows
tht! last words he ever will write |
tor the Collegian  that  makes j
prolong the job and linger over
each letter.
To this writer, the realization
that his work is done, insofar
as the Collegian is concerned.
is one of the hardest things to
fscc he has met with in his un-|
dfri-r:iiluate career. The sounds
ol tv-pewriters,. linotype machine and printing presses,
which have come to be so fa "
i»r in the year's work of
staff and with which have been:
associated little else than work|   Hum  \y
the ears of your editor as this te^'*™
gray hair or two he now pos- Lrginimio
sesses that he did not have atl«d counsel
the start of the year, he is re-|"> ^tflfm" 'f
hictant to have it end. ll"!".. a."	
xtrnordinnry service
activities, five Fresno Stati
jCollege women students, one ol
them a sophomore, this week
Tokaloi
o have it end.
In reviewing the 60-odd issues
that have rolled off the presses]
to make Volume XHI a com-,
pletetl history of the year 1!
193', the writer feels a g!o»
pride which he honestly belli
to be justified. It is a pride I
comes from watching his staff |
at work; seeing; two score willing helpers doing their part to
make their coordinated efforts I
credit to Fresno State College
Yours Truly has aaid before in
this column  that certainly  no
editor before  ever  has  bee
Messed with the aid of such
capable, willing staff, and he i
P*»ts it at this time.
If the Collegian thjs year h
Who Said It's a Man's World?
COLLEGIAN, CAMPUS,
'CARAVAN EDITORS
ALL WILLBE WOMEN
(Catherine   Kyle.   Gladys   May.
ma Spalding Named by
Committee
S    NEW   PRECEDENT
The three major student publications of Fresno State College
will -have  women  editors  next
1934 CAMPOS TO
APPEAR MONDAY;
FEW ARE UNSOLDl
| Delay in Binding Causes Post.
ponement of Year Book
Distribution
* of the staff alor
In passing: What tactics w
»« chronic CollegUn-hatera ei
Pwy in their attempts to intin
«*te the editor next year?
Today is College Day, and I
■** the most glorious in t
"•tory of Fresno SUte, if o_.
"""lory serves us aright A
■a* glance at the program
•weduled avents should
fnough to convince the most i
""treated bystruider that soi
(CwBttSTMS Ol Plfl I)
Frosh Will Pay
Engraving Costs
Annual F.S.C. College Day
Program On As Seniors
Prepare For Graduation]
Parade of Year's Activities Opens With Special
Assembly; Tokalon Pageant Tonight
Will Be Climax
While 186 seniors who will be graduated next week attended I
igular classes for the last time, Fresno State College students,)
faculty and alumni today placed on parade the summed up
ties of the year in the annual College Day program.
Under the sponsorship of Tokalon, women's honor society, the
program opened this morning at 10:30 o'clock     "'
GRADUATES WILL
HEAR HEPNER AT
PROGRAM JUNE I
"Old  Currents.  New  Channels
Subject
obtain | EDITORS OET A
Here's Program of Events
For Annual College Day
CO-LEOe'tHEATRE   AWARDS  OO
TO  THOMAS. BOOTH, HORNINO
iplnUoBleaderablp In Collete
[w. Wrlirht. drama department head.
de to the Evening Stir, from '
(Co*uno«i *a rat* 1)
Subject A eiamlnil
I-..11, .:•■  apUtude  I
b meetlna. A.   W.   8V |