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WHO IS QUEEN?' CRYFSC STUDENTS
—,. .0 kcop the' stav-at-homo students inli
ot tne happenings ot tho traveling Freano State tootball team and a
panying party in Hawaii, has arranged short wave broadcasts between
several Fresno and Hawaiian "ham" stations. Abovo. "
and Bob Smith, members ol Tbe Collegian slail handling arrangements lor the short waving, eats attempting to contact
K6PAS, Hawaii, bom W. E. Clarke's Fresno slation. W6IHV. To
date, two contacts with the Paradise ol the Pacific have been
made, and many others arc to follow. Yesterday's contact proved
unsuccessful when all Fresno stations reported "conditions prevented contacts with Hawaii." The Fresnans blamed "sun spots
or something" ior failure to get through to tho islands.
°COlL£OIAW
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1939
SMART PEOPLE
OMEGAS LEAD
GRADE POINTS
By Jean Kautenberg
Sororities again triumphed over fraternities in spring gradt
averages, as the Omega Xi Omicron sorority led all other cam
pus groups with an average of 1.59 in figures released late yesterday by Dean of
Women Mary Baker.
Highest fraternity average for last
spring was the 1.55 of the Zeta Mu fraternity. Women students also led in the
spring of 1938.
Alba Pichetto, junior, and Delta Sigma
Kpsilon, led the women with a perfect average of 3.00. Laverne Call, Delta Mu Phi,
senior, who was first last year with a perfect score, dropped to 2.96 this spring to
take second place. Running third was aids pich.tt.
Gladys Scheidt, sophomore Alpha Theta, with an average of 2.88.
Sororities' averages are as follows: Omega Xi Omicron, 1.59;
Alpha Theta, 1.55; Delta Kappa, 1.513; Delta Sigma Epsilon,
1.512; Delta Mu Phi, 1.43; Sigma Phi Gamma, 1.42; and Psi Chi
The Delta Mu Phis, who led last year with an average of 1.
ran fifth this year, and the Delta Kappas, in third place this yc
ran second in the previous scoring.
MAYBE RUMORED
NEW UNION
NOW POSSIBLE BY
NEXT SEPTEMBER
Original Floor Plans
Changed; Nelson Cal s
Revamp Advantageous
By Helen Reimer
The new Student Union ma;
be completed by next September I
if present plans proceed without
interruption, according to Do
aid Nelson, F.S.C. comptroller
FACULTY NON-COOPERATION
'Spring Swing' Urged to Be
'Abandoned' by Actors
Possibility that Spring Swing
would be abandoned unless the
proper support is pledged by the
faculty to students participating
in the show was expressed at
for seats on the r
440-YARD STRIP
Priscilla Lane
Picked 'Dream
Date of 1939
Futrell Nominates By
Radio from Steamer;
Ann Sheridan is Second
By Dan Cartago
Priscilla Lane was chosen the
)ream Date of 1939" by a majority of more than 1000 F.SC.
students who cast their ballots
last Wednesday at the polls in
. fountain separate
Two Students
Have A.SJ.S.C.
Cards Revoked
Two student body cards
ready have been cancelled and
20 more have been confiscated
pending investigation following
charges that persons other " -
Opera Star wn
Sing Tuesday
'Piquancy'
Gambling Moves
From Union to
Open Campus
Cabinet Ban Shoos
Black-Jack Games
Onto Curb Stone
By JOE HINMAN
Although considerably lessened, the gambling games that
have been prevalent in the
Union for the past weeks are
still to be found, in modified
Bidu Sayao, Brazilian
Soprano to Appear Here I
^baVrarted
POLITICAL BLOW
Election Petitions Total Seven
By Staff Observer
i^^r
y Dolllicsl pastor, on
. tskl not for keeps
Object Description
| Title | 1939_12 The Daily Collegian December 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 | December 1, 1939 Pg 1 |
| 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 | WHO IS QUEEN?' CRYFSC STUDENTS —,. .0 kcop the' stav-at-homo students inli ot tne happenings ot tho traveling Freano State tootball team and a panying party in Hawaii, has arranged short wave broadcasts between several Fresno and Hawaiian "ham" stations. Abovo. " and Bob Smith, members ol Tbe Collegian slail handling arrangements lor the short waving, eats attempting to contact K6PAS, Hawaii, bom W. E. Clarke's Fresno slation. W6IHV. To date, two contacts with the Paradise ol the Pacific have been made, and many others arc to follow. Yesterday's contact proved unsuccessful when all Fresno stations reported "conditions prevented contacts with Hawaii." The Fresnans blamed "sun spots or something" ior failure to get through to tho islands. °COlL£OIAW FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1939 SMART PEOPLE OMEGAS LEAD GRADE POINTS By Jean Kautenberg Sororities again triumphed over fraternities in spring gradt averages, as the Omega Xi Omicron sorority led all other cam pus groups with an average of 1.59 in figures released late yesterday by Dean of Women Mary Baker. Highest fraternity average for last spring was the 1.55 of the Zeta Mu fraternity. Women students also led in the spring of 1938. Alba Pichetto, junior, and Delta Sigma Kpsilon, led the women with a perfect average of 3.00. Laverne Call, Delta Mu Phi, senior, who was first last year with a perfect score, dropped to 2.96 this spring to take second place. Running third was aids pich.tt. Gladys Scheidt, sophomore Alpha Theta, with an average of 2.88. Sororities' averages are as follows: Omega Xi Omicron, 1.59; Alpha Theta, 1.55; Delta Kappa, 1.513; Delta Sigma Epsilon, 1.512; Delta Mu Phi, 1.43; Sigma Phi Gamma, 1.42; and Psi Chi The Delta Mu Phis, who led last year with an average of 1. ran fifth this year, and the Delta Kappas, in third place this yc ran second in the previous scoring. MAYBE RUMORED NEW UNION NOW POSSIBLE BY NEXT SEPTEMBER Original Floor Plans Changed; Nelson Cal s Revamp Advantageous By Helen Reimer The new Student Union ma; be completed by next September I if present plans proceed without interruption, according to Do aid Nelson, F.S.C. comptroller FACULTY NON-COOPERATION 'Spring Swing' Urged to Be 'Abandoned' by Actors Possibility that Spring Swing would be abandoned unless the proper support is pledged by the faculty to students participating in the show was expressed at for seats on the r 440-YARD STRIP Priscilla Lane Picked 'Dream Date of 1939 Futrell Nominates By Radio from Steamer; Ann Sheridan is Second By Dan Cartago Priscilla Lane was chosen the )ream Date of 1939" by a majority of more than 1000 F.SC. students who cast their ballots last Wednesday at the polls in . fountain separate Two Students Have A.SJ.S.C. Cards Revoked Two student body cards ready have been cancelled and 20 more have been confiscated pending investigation following charges that persons other " - Opera Star wn Sing Tuesday 'Piquancy' Gambling Moves From Union to Open Campus Cabinet Ban Shoos Black-Jack Games Onto Curb Stone By JOE HINMAN Although considerably lessened, the gambling games that have been prevalent in the Union for the past weeks are still to be found, in modified Bidu Sayao, Brazilian Soprano to Appear Here I ^baVrarted POLITICAL BLOW Election Petitions Total Seven By Staff Observer i^^r y Dolllicsl pastor, on . tskl not for keeps |
