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THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
SOCIETY
Five Sororities Hold Spring Formal
Affairs Friday, Saturday Nights
The campus sororities had their spring formats this week-end
following in the wake of the Pan Hellenic-InterFraternity formal
held three weeks ago which opened the spring formal season.
The Delta Mu Phi spring formal took place at '*
Ball Room Friday night. The th
eme of the dance was "A Night
vi.ua 8,0^,^ll",^)I^0^J,^
Kathryn Herring Elfjited
Ih. reerixlat: lln*. General chairman
Delta Kappa PresWfent
snd sh. in assisted by Dorothy Cond
Kappa BororUy ni h.kl but Hon
OMEGAS AT SUNNYSIDE
day nljbl at tb«B«lln« bald al^th
mans ausal tk. Omju had t*elr
nu.
t^Tcinb. Decorations for^lh. asm
Tb. following «r» oBlcr. of lh<
s.in.iitv lor Us. mil l.mi: Kalhryi
Herring, president: Eleanor Wis.
tlce-prntd.nl: Delom Sutherlsnd
Brton. «nd Franklin Knapp. Muu Van
secretary: Margaret Cuinlniib.nl
assisted ki th. lollowUur: visirnn.
pledge mistrasa: Mildred llarw.ll
reporter; Dorotbjr Long. A. W. S
Tb. Tome. Root, of lb. Cll-
Pan H.ll.nlc rwrnw-ntatWe.
DELTA KAPPA SATURDAY j *»"•■• Enongh ««bl I
had-j lorraal dlnn.r due. Patriot. 11^
RogeA. prr.ld.nt. Ewort Slooaon Vino. I ,(
photographer's speed
Physics Courses
Get X-Ray Machine
lb. semester setting up the app
dreaa. Otnie Ix-Young. Fred Homas.
Newspaper Photography
Advances Near to
Magazine Color Work
rived by CoL Hob«rt R. HeCor-l
perfectly co-ordtanted plate. .
.the RIGHT COMBINATION of the fr-
world's best cigarette tobaccos
... they're milder and taste better
OWARD HILL, World
Champion Field Archer, can
flick the ash offyour Chesterfield
with a single shot.
And Chesterfield's right <
bination of the world's best
cigarette tobaccos hits the mark
every time for what smokers
want in a cigarette...
# They're milder
refreshingly milder
B They taste better
you'll-enjoy every one
© They Satisfy
the blend can't be copied
When you try them you will know
why Chesterfields give millions of
men and women more smoking
pleasure ...why THEY SATISFY
THE KKESNO STATE^COLLEGE COLLEGIAN
■COUEOiAi^L SPOfffS
Grid Preview Will Feature
Strong Intrasquad Rivalry
Mural Golf Begins Day Earlier
SPORTS
SCRIPTS
By OWEN STEBBII\S
n the REDS and th. BLUI
b should Interest th.-slH-cl.ta
5fCST.
V EGELHOFER, who not
as ar. Bradshaw-a, bi
Bulldogs Come Close
To Conference Title
Injuries and Doubtful Officiating Put
F. S. C. Team Behind the Eight Ball
By DEAN ST. JOHN
Co-Sports Editor
If Carl Nichols had been credited with a place in the high hur-
[dies, if the judges had adhered to theh>original decision and
given Grafton Balrd second instead of tfird in the jaYelin, If Gordon Davis had thrown the discus two feel farther, Fresno Slate
would have won the First Annual California Collegiate Athletic
Runners-Tjp
Fresno Netmen
Lose in CCA. A.
St. John Beats Spartan
Ace; Reaches Rnal
State's Champions
umjM'iHivv Hport and also to
luence IK noticeable thi* spring.. t
Mural Horseshoes,
Handball in Finals
uhlrs play were slso played off yes-
'. San Jose Schedules
; Thirteen Games-
$ Hunts for One More
Special Student Fares!
Xti taotior'toftat^^^adVwUi
•aclllc" campalitn. all of which adds
hrough with a stunning ups.t.
to vlsltlnt-Qrid ts.m. set th.ni back
some and now they ar. holding bene-
■n, according fo r.pona
1 rovajl !
[pQRTA8i|^j
WWM^,
*^3Sgj8K
miAL GfS^jgPf&fr'
Valley Typewriter Co.
PHONE J-1137
[Sept 93
HANNER DECIDES NOT
TO ENTER MEN IN
JUNIOR P. A. A. MEET
Go borne ibe fast, cheap w«
low Fares East on Air-Cooled Trains!
Southern Pacific
W P JENNINGS
WrtrlctFT.ltHt.ndP.ss.nf.rAx.nt
,n. s.2241 Fresno- C»llf'
Your OLIVE INN...
Van Naas a Olive
taking second, tnlssi
conspicuously a Bulldog monopoly,
even though Fortress of Santa D "
Ray Scare, ran on«-two In tht
Co-Ed Sportsl£^Jm?Jz
PAGE THREE
Diego, the triumphant da
Bulldog Swimmers
Second in South
« BuDdos Mermen took
10 400-meter freestyle.
KICKING CONTEST
Distributors of
Object Description
| Title | 1939_05 The Daily Collegian May 1939 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1939 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State |
| Coverage | Vol.1,no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Description
| Title | May 23, 1939 Pg 2-3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1939 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State |
| Coverage | Vol.1,no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Full-Text-Search | THE FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COLLEGIAN SOCIETY Five Sororities Hold Spring Formal Affairs Friday, Saturday Nights The campus sororities had their spring formats this week-end following in the wake of the Pan Hellenic-InterFraternity formal held three weeks ago which opened the spring formal season. The Delta Mu Phi spring formal took place at '* Ball Room Friday night. The th eme of the dance was "A Night vi.ua 8,0^,^ll",^)I^0^J,^ Kathryn Herring Elfjited Ih. reerixlat: lln*. General chairman Delta Kappa PresWfent snd sh. in assisted by Dorothy Cond Kappa BororUy ni h.kl but Hon OMEGAS AT SUNNYSIDE day nljbl at tb«B«lln« bald al^th mans ausal tk. Omju had t*elr nu. t^Tcinb. Decorations for^lh. asm Tb. following «r» oBlcr. of lh< s.in.iitv lor Us. mil l.mi: Kalhryi Herring, president: Eleanor Wis. tlce-prntd.nl: Delom Sutherlsnd Brton. «nd Franklin Knapp. Muu Van secretary: Margaret Cuinlniib.nl assisted ki th. lollowUur: visirnn. pledge mistrasa: Mildred llarw.ll reporter; Dorotbjr Long. A. W. S Tb. Tome. Root, of lb. Cll- Pan H.ll.nlc rwrnw-ntatWe. DELTA KAPPA SATURDAY j *»"•■• Enongh ««bl I had-j lorraal dlnn.r due. Patriot. 11^ RogeA. prr.ld.nt. Ewort Slooaon Vino. I ,( photographer's speed Physics Courses Get X-Ray Machine lb. semester setting up the app dreaa. Otnie Ix-Young. Fred Homas. Newspaper Photography Advances Near to Magazine Color Work rived by CoL Hob«rt R. HeCor-l perfectly co-ordtanted plate. . .the RIGHT COMBINATION of the fr- world's best cigarette tobaccos ... they're milder and taste better OWARD HILL, World Champion Field Archer, can flick the ash offyour Chesterfield with a single shot. And Chesterfield's right < bination of the world's best cigarette tobaccos hits the mark every time for what smokers want in a cigarette... # They're milder refreshingly milder B They taste better you'll-enjoy every one © They Satisfy the blend can't be copied When you try them you will know why Chesterfields give millions of men and women more smoking pleasure ...why THEY SATISFY THE KKESNO STATE^COLLEGE COLLEGIAN ■COUEOiAi^L SPOfffS Grid Preview Will Feature Strong Intrasquad Rivalry Mural Golf Begins Day Earlier SPORTS SCRIPTS By OWEN STEBBII\S n the REDS and th. BLUI b should Interest th.-slH-cl.ta 5fCST. V EGELHOFER, who not as ar. Bradshaw-a, bi Bulldogs Come Close To Conference Title Injuries and Doubtful Officiating Put F. S. C. Team Behind the Eight Ball By DEAN ST. JOHN Co-Sports Editor If Carl Nichols had been credited with a place in the high hur- [dies, if the judges had adhered to theh>original decision and given Grafton Balrd second instead of tfird in the jaYelin, If Gordon Davis had thrown the discus two feel farther, Fresno Slate would have won the First Annual California Collegiate Athletic Runners-Tjp Fresno Netmen Lose in CCA. A. St. John Beats Spartan Ace; Reaches Rnal State's Champions umjM'iHivv Hport and also to luence IK noticeable thi* spring.. t Mural Horseshoes, Handball in Finals uhlrs play were slso played off yes- '. San Jose Schedules ; Thirteen Games- $ Hunts for One More Special Student Fares! Xti taotior'toftat^^^adVwUi •aclllc" campalitn. all of which adds hrough with a stunning ups.t. to vlsltlnt-Qrid ts.m. set th.ni back some and now they ar. holding bene- ■n, according fo r.pona 1 rovajl ! [pQRTA8i|^j WWM^, *^3Sgj8K miAL GfS^jgPf&fr' Valley Typewriter Co. PHONE J-1137 [Sept 93 HANNER DECIDES NOT TO ENTER MEN IN JUNIOR P. A. A. MEET Go borne ibe fast, cheap w« low Fares East on Air-Cooled Trains! Southern Pacific W P JENNINGS WrtrlctFT.ltHt.ndP.ss.nf.rAx.nt ,n. s.2241 Fresno- C»llf' Your OLIVE INN... Van Naas a Olive taking second, tnlssi conspicuously a Bulldog monopoly, even though Fortress of Santa D " Ray Scare, ran on«-two In tht Co-Ed Sportsl£^Jm?Jz PAGE THREE Diego, the triumphant da Bulldog Swimmers Second in South « BuDdos Mermen took 10 400-meter freestyle. KICKING CONTEST Distributors of |
