1944_06 The Daily Collegian June 1944

              Editor Promises
Campus to Arrive
By Wednesday
The 1944  Campus will  be
. completed and ready for distribution    Wednesday   afternoon,  annqunccd   Leon arc
Kmvt'll, Campus editor.
The Campuses will be dletrlb
uled alphabetically . according to
the last name of the students A to
<J will receive them In the Colleg
■ Ian Office. H to R In the AWS Of
flee, and S to Z In the bookstore.
Those student* who
tended FSC only one semester o
this year must pay 75c at the Association Office to receive their J
Campuses. .
STAFF LISTED,
• In addition to Itow.ll. membera
of the staff Include Hill Warner
the artist. Kenneth l.immr and
'Jim Hobb*. photographers. Colleen
Jespersen ta«V Maxim- lUrnrss
assistant «-tli7niV.
On tbe edltorn\l board are Betty
Hellbaum. juanita Brown. Gloria
Antrlaslan. Virginia Sager, Lcnore
Deck and Betty Deranlan.
The book has been based
wartime theme, carried out largely
through illustration*    by   War
on the divisional pages.
400 COPIES
The printers have promised
deliver 400 copies on Wednesday
and the rest of the annuals the
following day. according to He well
who asked that those who expect
to remain nt the college- till late
In tbe week defer obtaining their
copies 'until Thursday.
The yearbook for 19ft will be
bound In a thick paper cover
Wartime scarcities has made the
customary cloth binding unavall
able.
"READABLE— WORTH   READING"
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1944
Writers to DineS
At Party Tonight
The annual publications b»ntjtie
will be held tonight at S p.m. at
the  (Cosmopolitan  Tavern, accord
k tng to Betly   Deranlan,   Collegian
Mr. Arch 'Addlngton of tbe geog
raphy and geology department
will be toastmasler at the banquet
at. which tbe fall editors of the
three campus publications will be
• Introduced.
Attending will be. Dr. Frank W
Thomaa. college president; al
members of tbe Board of Publlea
ttons, and • all staff membera for
both semesters of tho Collegian
Campus, and Handbook-Directory.
Slgn-ups are being held In .the
Collegian office. The dinner will be
free of charge.
Chinese to Honor
Seniors at Dance
A semi-formal .dance will be
held In the.eoclal hall of the union tonight from 9 to 12 o'clock
sponsored by the Chinese students
Clt*.
The dance la belhg given In
honor of the graduating seniors
any student, however, may-attend.
' There will be no admission charged
Mabel L<owe and Marjorie Chow
are co-chairmen in charge of tbe
' affair.       :
, Music for .the dancing will be
furnished by pert ot the .Rainbow
orchestra and refreshments will be
served.
Cut Schedule Makes Way
For Installation Assembly
, A shortened class schedule* will hold sway today, to allow
for the installation and awards assembly at 11 o'clock, sponsored by Tokalon, wtsn'en's honorary scholastic society.
The dedicatioTi of the senior bench will be held at 10:45 in
the West Court after/which the assembly will be held.
Muriel Ward. Tokaloti president, '
who has. arranged today's program,
will Introduce membera of the
group and of Dlue Key.
"men's service or-
NUMBER 31
Workers to Get Clothes
The bahdage rolling-workroom o
the Red Cross will be open Monday
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to enable al
those who have their work clothe* I
In the room sib take them home.
-Mrs    Wilms   Wight  of  the   com-J     The  exercise*    will    open    wit*
merce    department   and    faculty  Capricclo Ksparrx	
member of tbe war activities com-1 Korsakoff played 1
mlttee haa asked that each atudent [cbestra, followed
113 to Graduate
At Ceremonies
On West Lawn
Commencement exerdseai
will be held Thursday evening
at seven on the west lawn,
with 113 students receiving
diplomas. The reception following gr«du»tlon will be held la*
1
a college or-
the  Prooeav
ganl ration.
I ir. Frank W
Thomas,1 presl
dent of the col
lege, wilt present the open
lng address after
which   the
presented to the
most deserving
and outstandlnj
person in the
several    depart
awards to be given Include
the Publications award, the public
speaking award and the Wdmen'a
Athletic Association award. The
Delta Sigma Epsllon Cup will be
to the most outstandtng
freshman girl.
Tbe Installation of all the new
officers of the atudent body by Virginia Jansen, V student president
will also be h>1d at thle time.
The member* of Tokalon and the
Blue Key, men's honorary scholastic fraternity, will be present on
the stage.
Twenty Outstanding Frosh
Women Are Elected toTriple S
Next year's members of the Sophomore Service Society
were chosen last Monday by the present members of Triple S,
whom they will succeed, it was announced today.
Those selected, on the basis of scholarship, leadership ability, and potentialities, are Alberta. Kiehl, Betty Miley, Marie
Kauffung. Sin
on the steps of the union, accord
Virginia Sager J*oueo. stu
dent president.
8nch' articles aa glasses, dark
_ aaaea, fountain' pens, wallets
books and clothing will be sold.
Those who, bare lost articles
throughout the year will be. given
their mst chance to claim them in
the Association Office on Monday
Lost, Found Auction
Set for Tuesday
An auction aale. of lost and
found articles, sponsored by the
student body and tho proceeds o
hlch will go to the Red Cross
will be, held Tuesday at 12:30 p.m ' -ntirely  In Latin, haa been sum
Critic Appraises
Concert by Chorus
By Georgia Setty
An enjoyable program of rellgi
oua and secular music performed
by the Senior Women's Chorus un
der the fine direction of Verne D
Delaney waa attended by a Urge
and appreciative audience Monday
night
Despite the rumored condition o j
the accoustlca In tbe college auditorium, everyone was charmed by
the exquisite dynamics and rich
harmony of tbe musie. Mr. Delaney has always Insisted upon the
mastery of correct concert tech
nlque by his performers and the
results of hla work were clearly In
evidence Monday night.
Every" singer had teamed to
breathe and to enunciate correctly
and It la no mean feat to auatatn a
smooth lovely tone such aa we
heard throughout the Stabat Mater
of Alessandro Scarlatti.
The beautiful Stabat Mater, sung
only twice before on tbe entire
weal coast; the first performance
waa given in Seattle. Wash., anc
the second at the University of
California, about a year ago.
Among the promising voices of
the seven soloists I particularly
noticed the mature and rich con
tralto tonea of France* Karon and
Ruth Relman, metso soprano,, whoso
midjlle   range   i»   exquisite.    Tbe
Nail. Pauline Pen
dei grass. Dorothea Sunler. Barbara Castleberry, Josephine Ar
bums. Hobble Lou Hanner, Helen
Ilurgess. Emajoy Hutchison. Mary
Btliskov. Dorothy Joaea, Helei
Chin. Annabelle Kroeker, Ruth
Jean Whltmore. Sylvia Carisen,
Lorraine Futrelle, Elaine Goodrich
and Jackie Reed.
Lola Browe, Triple 8 president
111 Install the new officers at a
Int. meeting of the two groups at
noon today, after the final
elecUbn of the
president
at that time
The new men*-!
hers, who -were]
notified of their
membership by
personal Invitation, met Wednesday to elect
Tied for,
president
Miss CaaUeberry]	
and    Ml**   Han Lola Brow*
nor. The other officer* are vice-
president, Mlsa Cariien; secretary
treasurer, Ml** Kiehl; historian
Miss Goodrich; student councl
representative. Miss Sunjer; AWf
representative. Miss Mlley, and
publicity chairman. Miss Futrtlle.
Triple S Is a service organise
Hon which .helps with various
school activities such aa concerts
drives of different types, dinners
and tea*. This year Triple 8 baa
taken complete charge of tbe war
bond and stamp sales.
Summer School Begins June 12; Feels$28.50
The third Fresno State College
summer sesson at the college, under the supervision df Dr. Mitchell
P. Drlggs, dean ot the summer
mer session, will open with registration on Monday. June 12. from
|.fr'trr'T2 a.m. and from 1 to S pro.
The registration fee for »1 x weeks
$28.50. Students who do not Intend to remain through the seaalon
may register at tbe rate of 15 per
week. Three unite or teas may be
registered for at tbe rate of IS. per
unit.
The courses to be offered this
summer by about 40 faculty membera are:
Art—Art Structure..(a; Clay li;
Snd Crafts ror Children, JS0.'
11 I o logical
Science: General Human
Anatomy, 65;
Oeneral   Dot-
ture    81 u d y.
101: Nature
Study Laboratory. 102; Elementary Human Physiology. I; and Oeneral Zoology, 2a.
8ix commerce course*, including
typing, ahorthand, and machine calculation and filing; IS couraea la
education dealing mostly with tbe
Dr. Brlgg*
education of children; nine courses
In English, two Of which pertain
to journalism, and one of-which
Is tbe English course lz; elementary Spanish In tbe foreign language division; three courses la
geography and geology.
Five courses In Indugtrla] arts;
elghfscoursea In mathematics and
astronomy; six coursss la mu»lc;
three physical education course*;
eight phy ileal science coursss;
seven couraea la psychology, and
three couraea tn speech.
Additional information nay be
obtained from Dr. Brigga or from
tbe summer session bulletl ns available in hi* office.   '
• local, tbe March from Tannhans
by Wagner.
NATIONAL ANTHEM SUNO
• Tbe National    Anthem    will
sung, tbe Invocation given, end tba *
Senior Women's Chorus, under Use
direction of Mr.   V.   D.   Delaney,
will  sing    Tbe   Lord's  Prayer by
Heifer.
Honor    representative
women graduates.  Marjorie latin.
wiu tben apeak oa -We Baaa'Sot*. I
Wednesday afternoon at four In tbe
college auditorium, and Mies
Hutchison emphasised tbe Import-.
anee of all graduates
this n	
•." after which tbe Honor rea-
reaentaUve of- tbe men graduates.
Bob Dennett, will apeak oa "Tbe
Future:     Mans   Leisure and Self-
Preeldent Frank W. Thomaa wtB
deliver hi* Address to tbe Orea-
i, .preceded by tbe etngtag of
Hoist's Ave Maria by the Sen!
Women's Choree.
Dr. A.  R.  Lang,  Dean of TJpp
Dlvlilon. will announce the awards
and present tbe graduatee. and Dr.
Thomaa will award tba d
Tbe  commencement   will   eloae
Itb tbe elngtng    Of    tba    Arm*. I
Matsar.
rvsarfbody t
ctaes.e' Maxtne     - -
president,    said.    Triple
membera will serve at tba reoo
Hon.
BACCALAUREATE   ANNOUNCED~
Baccalaureate services   win
bold Sunday afternoon at tea la I
Playhouse.    Miss    HtttchssOJi
said, and   all   graduates, etisflseita.
friend* and   faculty metal.org are I
Invited.      ,
rompanled by Bob B«
student   eaaakera wOl be Jaae I
Rom. Betty Jane Carter taxi Tin sue '
don. The Blue Key. mea'i
honor organisation, will ■ "
tbe services.
. Tbe senior elaaa president atao
reminded seniors of other ■    '
Preceding Baccalaureate service*
Sunday, tba senior breakfast will
ta held la tbe student nnJoa at
»:S0 a. m. and the senior Dtetarea
will be shown ta tbe Flejhotwe.
-he movies Include pictures of eea-
>r activities    for    the   but  "
7**ra. ■
Senior Brealrfest
Tickets -Now on Sate
Tickets to the.senior bweHaaa
will ta sold ta tba foyer of tbe ua- .
ion today from It to ~
alao ta bought any t
popa. today from    Marian   Breve.
Marge Estill, or Jane Rose.
Tickets are 11. and each s ..
ittat buy one by today la order to
attend tbe breakfast at »:M I
Sunday la tho un