1943_02 The Daily Collegian February 1943

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Campus Editor Urges
Check on '42 Pictures
Patty St. John, editor of the Campus, made tho following
statement concerning the pictures for the Campus. "The fol-
tig is a list of actual prints in good condition which we
niieo from last year's Campus. These may be Used instead
of new pictures and will lie used if new pictures, or new prints
 The Fresno State College Collegian-
Porch to Teach
Food for Victory
The Ural
food for
vill begin
tonight under the direction of
Louise Porch, associate professor
[ home economics.
Since the classes are given under
u< Junior college plan, no tu
•e will be charged. Session*
,st from 7:30 to 9:3« p.m. e...
    -       ■      night* for
Betrothal of Evelyn
S Person Announced
      bridge party. In
of Dorothy Itee*. the fiance I
Morrish. wa» the occasion or tne;
Evelyn Plerson's|
n the ». ,
j engagement to Avtatloi
Hlnman Friday night
| McClurg home on Saffnrn Av«n
Miss  Pierson and   Bltcn  Mtru,
ilder placccard,
I" disclosed t
*ord  -a*.
'"'cazemeiil
lake up your mind
"COLLEOJAN
"READABLE —WORTH    READING"
"PLUME TWENTY-NINE
55 Men to Leave
For Army March 8'
Fifty-five member* ol the army
Isied reserve corp* have been
lered to active duty by March 8,
a dispatch to Dr. Frank
. college liaison agent, thi
The order,    received    ft
rected tl
t to the commanding offlc
thur, San Pjidro. Dr. Mor-
'   TO   BE   IN   CHARGE
ii Levy, the first of the
In ERC. has been placed
- of the group. Mickey "
Fort
..r.„   ...„ne.day nieh,
by the Delta Sigma En
lty at a meeting held lithe sorority house.
Preference night on Fi
also discussed. Following
ness meeting, tb,
spent Informally.
s, probably
e duty before the
. according
lion    fees    will    be
withdraw before March 1, Miss Cosgrave. registrar, has said.
MEN WHO WILL LEAVE
The men who will leave Include
Kueene Adams. Reynold Barsoom.
Bob Rennet. Bruce Black, Herbert
liohannnn. Merlyn Burrls*.
cine Chrlxtos. Matt Cottrell. Irvln
Cralg. Ted Dalbotten. Dale
Ixjo Dlel.
aurlce Englander, George Farls,
. Fernandez. William Freeman,
n Furqueron.    George
       "  John Kohler. Rob
Aram Joseph. Jack Kel-
mjlan.    Fenton     Lawler.
Lion. Glen Lundcen.
y m o n d    McKlnley
Mitchell MekJIan. Nell Melton.
Donald    Mendoia.
Robert    Miller.    James    Murphey.
Name, Richard  Neal,  Ilci
Oslln.     Louis      Palsganrd.
Coorge P»pp*».
Sarkis Peloyan. John Poise
I,avid Pontius. Art Reich, Ed Rose.
Alfred Rnmley. William Sanderson.
Kd Sharade. Ivan Stribllng. Tom
Toroslan. Theodore Woody. Berge
Vanovklan.    Duke    Zenovich    and
Forrns for Editor
Are Due March 23
or   The
■..liable at Dr.
Phillip*' office. Dr. Phillips
isdline for applies
Hon* as March 13.
Sarkis Peloyan. editor of The
foileglan  tor the   past    semester.
raester. but he Is scheduled to
leave with tbe contingent of Enlisted Reservists, who were called
up recently.
The Board of Publications will
hold a meeting Tuesday at 11
o'clock In room 113 to elect a new
SENIOR
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1943
PREXIES
Ninth Annual Masque Ball
g Held at Marigold February 26
The ninth annual Fresno State College Masque Ball, sponsored by the rally committee, will be held at the Marigold
Ballroom, Friday, February 26.
The ball, usually held in conjunction   with Hey Dey, is
scheduled earlier this year, according to Joetta Belcher, rally
bead,   to    enable men
BOB HEEREN and CHARLES
ROGERS, newly elected senior and junior class*presidents
—frosh and soph prexies will
be determined by a revole.
Heeren, Rogers Named Class
Spring Semester Presidents
Robert Heeren defeated Everett Asp in the race for
class president Tuesday by a vote of 39 to 36, while Charles
Rogers defeated Mervin Salwasser and Gordon Scott for the
junior class presidency by a 37.to 18 and 9 vote election.
Run-offs will be held next Friday for both freshman and
sophomore class   gavel-wielders,   between   Larry   Ecklund
(write In)  and Kenneth Bilsten of'
sophomore
ill and Daren Nelklrk of the
freshman class, I-owor classmen
otlng score* were sophomore
Larry Ecklund 33. Kenneth Bilsten
13. Doug Carlsel (write-in)  16. and
11.)
Junior class officer*, Jerry
ryhlll won the vlcepresid
from George Pappss by a 35-
vote; and Jack Hunt the secre
ea*urer office from Helen Taul.
to 30.
Virginia Scheldt won the sopho
ore vice-president's potitl,,,, by.-
ite of 6.' over Bernard Smith's 6
runoff will also be held Krida;.
so between Marilyn Hanner (22)
id  Nndine Kennedy  (31)  tor sec
123   tor  the   o
AWS DECISION
It was decided at the mee
the Associated    Women    Students
luncheon club held  Tuesday noor
that   each  member  would   pay   3:
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
No school will be held Monday.
February 22, in honor of Georg.
Washington's birthday.
$250 in Spring
Grants Awarded
Six scholarship"    Amounting
resno State College students. 1
ardlng    to    Dr.    Kenneth Pott.
halrman of the scholarship co:
dttee.
The spring 1943 Pianoforte Club
lumnl scholarship was aware!
to Bob Bennett, a Junior stud,
from Selma, majoring In music
Irene Eberlein. a transfer s
dent from Reedley Junior College,
Fresno State College Alumni schol-
ihips for spring. 1913. Miss Eber-
n. a graduate ot tbe Selma High
boot. Is a Junior student major-
5 in education.
The Juliet Lee Lockw.
the  AAUW ha*  be.
Alice Kendall for li
ndall  Is majoring In homemak-
t and attended Westmonl
Los Angeles before tro
Fresno State.
Two   new    scholarships
Cottlttntei « tate .
hip
CAN YOU TOP THIS?
the   i
itudent* leaving    :
PRIZES TO BE AWARDED
Prixea for the most comical, original and beautiful costume will be
addition to one for
groups and a sweepstakea award,
will be Judged dur-
The group prise will be awarded
to the  best  fraternity or sorolty
pledges or to any organisation with
" ur or more    members    dressed
Ike.
Tickets for the mask affair will
> on sale In a campus campaign
i get under way on Wednesday.
February 24. The rally committee
nned a campaign and will
tets In booths to be set up
campus.
EDWARDS TO PROVIDE MU8IC
Sarge Edward* and hi* orchestra
111 provide the music for the af-
ilr, Miss Belcber said. Dancing
111 be held from 9 until 12.
All studenU attending the ball
iu*t wear mask*. Miss Belcher
lid.
The theme for thi* year's ball'
ill be patriotic and the decora-
Ions will carry out this motif. Bev-
rley Bradshaw    Is   In   charge of
Other committee heads in charge
of tbe affair are Bill Donleavy.
publicity; Lou Futrell. posters:
Berdlne Hendrlckson. tickets; Earl*
Yocum. stunts; Betty Veale, prizes,
Vally Kennedy, clean-up.
Zeta Sweetheart
Chosen March 8
of tbe Zeta Mu
WHAT THE WELL-DRESSED WOMAN will
Masque Ball is depicted in this picture by Ruth Cole, FSC
freshman The annual event has been set for Februardy 26
rnity Ii
each ■
fraternity.
of three of its new pledges
eetheart candidates and the
members    of    tbe    fraternity will
on  look*, personality,
hip. Contests also will
part of the Judging.
RALLY COMMITTEE
MEMBERS NAMED
Six new rally committee members have been appointed by Joetta
Belcher, committee chairman.
The new members are Lou Mas-
ten. Sue Henderson. June Rice.
Louie Futrell.   Betty   Jean Taylor