1937_05 The Daily Collegian May 1937

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Ten Years of Good Work
Thursday night the Fresno State College faculty, students and many others will gather at the Hotel Cali-
fornian to honor the tenth anniversary of Dr. Frank
Waters Thomas as president of the Fresno State College.
The Collegian takes this opportunity to offer its congratulations to the man who has for the last ten years so ably
guided administrative policies of the college.
Since his ascendance to the presidency, the college has
progressed steadily, largely through his untiring efforts
during the past decade. The college has gained much prestige in the outside world during his administration.
Thousands of students have come in contact with Dr.
Frank Thomas during the decade he has just completed
and they all bear testimony to the fact that their association with this man is something which they will long
cherish. His pleasing personality, his sincere desire to
help, and his unyielding determination in fighting for
those things which he believes right and for the best
for Fresno State College will never be forgotten by those
who in their undergraduate days have had the opportunity of associating with him.
To the many students who have not had the opportunity of personal contact with Dr. Thomas, the Collegian believes they have felt his influence indirectly through
the college itself. For what is the college but a reflection
of what the head of the institution has made it? In finishing his first ten years, Dr. Frank Waters Thomas
may have the feeling of self-satisfaction in knowing that
his job has been well done. -^
The Collegian, in congratulating the president of
Fresno State, at the same time wishes to express its own
sincere hope that it will have numerous opportunities of
doing the same thing time and again in the future.
STETS IN THE NEWS
HORRIBLE ATTACK
BEHIND THE SCREEN \WhoAre ThoseFellowslit
White?-T. Elton Unafraid
Bill Barieau, though quite Incenaed over the actions of Herb|
Futrell, didn't let it get him down completely. Not to be outdone by
by thc very amorous Maderan, dapper William showed and surprised all with the cute Miss Grimsley, at the frosh jig. Guess this sort
ikes it sure that nearly all Is off between Helen and the Santa
Cruiromeo.
FOREMAN
Finding it absolutely Impossible to locate anyone else 0f
porUnce In the college who would submit to being intery-i™* '"
me, the incomparable Foreman, I have finally gone to th,, **?* k
and interviewed myself, defying all existing rules of mryiJ/?111
startling thousands who dMnt think I had it in me. a"
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Julius Richert
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Business Manager. Collegian, '36-'37
Business Manager, Campus, '37
A Tried and Proven Man
"Experience Counts"
Kill Survey Blanks
BiRh School Week^
wvll Ride Autos
Ruschhaupt Wins Finance Post
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Wakefield, Grimsley,
Allen And MacCracken
Take Other Positions
■   SCHOOLS   TO   ATTENDJ
—'— Eight hundred and seventeen students went to thc polls yestar-
i A-smibly, Tour of Campus Ar-:day to select five new student body officers in one of the most
ranged for Graduating Seniors' hotly contested student body election* in the history of the college.'
The results were:
Commissioner of Finance, Ted Ruschhaupt. '38.
Vice-president, Marjorie Wakefield, '89.
Historian, Helen Grimsley, '39.
Secretary, Virginia MacCracken, '39.
Sargcant-at-arms, Tom Allen, '39.
were one sided. In the commissioner of^.
candidate amassed a majority in the first