1944_05 The Daily Collegian May 1944

              Mesple, 9 Others
Run for 5 Offices
Of Siudent Body
The last minute filing: of a
petition for Frank Mesple for
student president brought the
total of candidates .running
•for student body offices to
ten. All nominees were Introduced
at a special assembly Wednr-sday.
Elecllona-wllI he held Wednesday. Lenore"|B.eck, chairman of the
election committee, announced,
with a revote. if needed, next Friday. A atudent body card will be
necessary for voting, and the elec-
tlona win take place from 8 to 4
In tbe union foyer.
MESPLE A SOPHOMORE
Frank Meaple. a sophomore, and
member or tbe former Zela Mu frn,
temlty. Is the only candidate for
the office of atudent president. He
has been weilye In Piaybouae pro-
ductlone. la the publicity committee- bead for tbe college Red Cross
chapter, and waa rally committee
chairman taat aemeater..'
Elisabeth Arrant*. Omega XI
Omlcron. Triple 8. WAA. AWS;
Sara Sager, Delta Kappa, Triple g,
WAA. election committee; Murrell
Pannelt. Zeta Mu. Piaybouae productions; and Betty Veale, rally
and canteen commltteea. are tbe
four candldatea vying for the position of atudent body vice prealdent.
3 RUN  FOR  SECRETARY
Two sophomores and a Junior
are lo the race for atudent body, aee-
retary. They are Helen Bertkeju
Delta Kappa. Triple 3, WAA. Piaybouae productions: Carolyn Beck-
ley. Sigma PhtOamma; and Jean
Barger. Alpha Theta, Triple 8, rally
committee, aoclal chairman of
AW8. \
The tone atudent running for
men's legislative commissioner la
Cordon Walrath, who holds the po
sit!on now and la up for re-election. Walrath. a Zeta Mu. la a member of the rally committee. Junior,
claaa prealdent. and Red Creaa
treasurer.
Also a jingle candidate, Juanlta
Brawn ta running for tbe poattlon
of .publications * commissioner. A
Pal Chi Iota member, she alee'la
new* editor of The Collegian, and
baa been active In Piaybouae production*
CAMPAIQN COSTS  "
Campaign expenses, according tb
Miss,Heck, must not exceed f IS for
atudent prealdent. S10 for other
one-year offices, and $5 for one-e«v
master offices. Also, the chairman
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SHADY GULCH SMOOCH—A bunch of the social crowd oi Shady Gulch gather around to
suporvise ihe romantic mectnderings of Iwo anonymous personages in their midst. Reading
front lefl to right,* Ihe identifiable ones are Karl Buckman of the social science depctrtmenL
-^Murrell Pannell, Bud Scherb, and Frank Mesple.
Red Cross Gains
Over $400 at Play
The college unit of the American
Red Cross received a total cOntrl
■ butlon of 1138.91 from tbe money
' taken in at "Cry Havoc."
i Ticket sales, excluding tax*,
amounted to $334.42. and donations
made between acta totaled 3104.49.
J. W. Wright, head of the speech
department, aald. "The Piaybouae
la grateful for* the support that
made It poaelble for in to do a bit
for the Red Croat through 'Cry
Havoc'."
"It alao ta pleaalng that the public felt this waa one of the moat
auecesafu] plays In the history Of
tbe Playhouse."
Ha further Indicated that It may
be possible for the play to tour In
the fall, for the scenery was constructed with that la mind.
COUSSJAN
"READABLE —WORTH   BEADING"
VOL. XXXI ^FRESNO, CALTFQRNIA, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1944
PERSONNEL VARIED
The preaent e _
orcheatra axceeda W ■
college students, e
dlers .staking up about equal Ulrgs.
Berdahl aald that with the ttttaV
er in membership (rue te Tarloae
raaawftNta* brass -*)■***-■• eg the -
orcheatra has Increased taa*M ttse
cago asrmpheoy Oreheetrs, la tbe
Ruth Folmar la Use stodeat asawort
Ruth Reiman
To Present Recital
Ruth Reiman, aoprano. assisted
by Barbara Willis, plan/at, will pro-
sent a voice recital tomorrow at
8:30 In the University Street Playhouse  Anyone Interested may at-
*«H.      -   .      .   •
The program, divided into five
parts. Includes:     a
"O aleep, why doat thou leave
me?" Handel; "Deh vlenl, non larder" (from "The Marriage of Flga-
)'. Moxart; "Alleluia" (from the
Motet "Exeultate, Jublllnte").-Moxart. ■   -
Recitative: "And God aald.
Let the earth"; Air: "With verdure
clad" (from "The, Creation"),
Haydn.
. "Wohlnr (Whither*). 8chu-
; "Die Krabe"'(Tbe Raven),
Schubert: . "ITngedtild" (Imp*-
JJsujaHT). Schubert. J
IV. "Cbarmant paplllon." Gam-
ire: "J'al pleure en reve.VHue;
Lo Bonheur eat chose legere,"
Balnt-Saeha; "Conaella a Nina,"
Wekerlllk >,
"8cheixo In B Minor. Op. SO"
Chopin, by Mlsa Willi..
be aleep that flits on baby'a
eyea.". Carpenter; "A Paatoral"
ffrom "Roaallnda"). Veraclni; "The
Buckle." till**; "tirer-n Branches.
Hart.
Oreen
Back to Barn in Shady
.Gulch Is Dance Theme
Nine Men Join
Honorary Group
Nine near members were Initiated Into the Blue Key, men's honorary organisation, laat week.
The Initiates were BUI Klsllng.
Gordon Walrath. Frank Meaple.
Daren NelkJrk. Oene Coleman, Bob
Bennett, Lei and Heaves. Leonard
Rowel I. and Don Bolt.
Dr. E. V. Tenney, Blue Key alumnus, presided over the Initiation
ceremony.
Bob Winaler la tbe only returning member of the organisation.
Alumni preaent were Dr. Frank W.
Thomaa, college president; Prank
Honinn. former Fresno mayor; Dr.
Mitchell P. Brlgga. dean of men;
Dr. Loula Mudge, Earl Wight. Arthur Satatrom. and Dr. Tenney.
officer* elected at the meeting
were Bennett prealdent; aad Net
klrk. secretary treasurer. The group
will meet Friday noons In the cafeteria.
Activities, planned by the Blue
Key Included assisting the outside
team* at the West Coast Relays,
helping at graduation eierclses,
and assisting at open house.
Omega Formal Initiation Held at Eberhait Home
The formal Initiation or the Omega XI Omlcron sorority waa held
Monday night at the home of Jackie
Ebcrhart on McKinley Avenue.
Following the 'ceremony, plans
ere made for the sorority's presentation tea to be held on Sunday,
May 31. Refreshments were served
by Malra Leach aad Miss Eberhart
alter the meeting.
Tbe newly Initiated members are
Barbara Caatleberry. Betty Caug
-hell. Harriet Cochrane, Mary Loo
Frymlre. Role Gerard. Reglna Hill.
Ida Marie Hlllmsn, Alberta Klebl.
Marie Kauffung. Barbara Oberer.
Aelene Johnson, and Jackie Reed.
Affair Wi« Be rMd
From 9 to 12 in Union
AH of the atmosphere of
"Shady Gulch" will be included in the barn dance to morrow
night from 9 to 12 o'clock In
the union.
'Bids to the dance are 90 cents a
couple, tase, of which mast I
member of tbe stud eat body. Available today at the booth on the
front lawn or from a.tally committee member, the bios alao w111 be
sold at the door.
SKIT TO Bg PRESENTED   .
A skit preaeiitad by Don Levy,
Mtettgy Wade, Frank Meaple. Mar-
rell Paaaett and company, will fee
given during the Intermission, The
evening's entertainment alao will
feature some group «i«srtitg
Dane! ng wl 11 be in the socla] hall
aad the patio throughout the evening to the music of a local orcheatra. Cokes wiu .be oa sate la
the committee and faculty rooms,
turned Into the "Shady Oulch Ba-
BUCKMAN  SPONSORS
Bponaor tor the barn dance Is to'
be Karl Bticaman. aoclal eel
department teacher.
-Kids, you aaked for a ban
dance, so hare It la Just aa prom-
ished. Tirls will be the only one
this semester so come on out aad
have a real good time with us,'
stated Clare Weymouth, rally com
mlttee chalrmaa. '
Symphony Tickets
Musi Be Reserved
Today af College
Today Is the last day that
tickets for tbe sovanth cslbv
piu concert, featuring tho
symphony orchestra, art*
available In tbe college bookstore. This srtsrnoon at-4 they still
be taJtea to Nat Cohans auado
• Lore for the benefit of Use towae-
The tickets are free, hot aUlsseeta
are reserved. Students with atudent body cards may have aa many
ticket* aa they wish. Arthur 0. Ber-
dahl. head of the music dlpaitaOSast
of the o   "
Bob Bennett win be tie Iwetared
aar-rttfe t
AWS Petitions
To Be Circulated
Election petitions for AWB e«"-
irs for next year, will be law**
from Deaa Mary Baker's offtoe a*4
the AW8 office tdeerUitlag Mag ►.
Virtu Daek. sloetioa maaagar eg ,
uounced today.
Tbe petitions \
May S te Mag 13, and i
algned aad returned to Miss Baser
by- 4 p. as. May it..
Seven   elective   offices  ta  AWB
are open. Tbey are president rkse-  •
president,' secretary. treaustiTer, kse-
tortaa, election manager, and ptab-
Uelty chairman.
The election win be beM May IT
In tbe union foyer, aad t"rT*-*,iit1»**i
of officers will follow oa May 13 at
aa open meeting for all worn ass ato-
18 Join Ranks
Of FSC Scholars
Eighteen new members hava
been elected and Initiated into Tbe
Key. tbe honorary society for upper
dlvlaloa students,
Tbe new members are Doria At-
klnsoa. ' Bob Bennett, Wllma
araeecb. Marilyn Haaner, Caar-
totte Hardin. 8ua HsnilSSSsa
Frmces Ksrou. Margaret a*es*JMi
Lorraine M.rlln. Elisabeth Pearson, Wilton Rlckels. Anita RpsesrS.
Virginia Scheldt. Wanda Tears,
Anne Thurston. Dorothy "nicker,
Betty Whit ten. and Kathariae Wlb