1943_04 The Daily Collegian April 1943

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Carrier Organizes
For Next Issue
-The Fresno State College Collegian—
Today Is Deadline
For Home Course
hlch began last week-
One unit of coUege credit w
be offered for the course, which
iffered every Tuesday and Thui
lay at 1  p.m. in room 126.
Those  enrolling  In  the cours,
according lo Miss Cora Curdlck
•making  department,  wi
class, will learn hoi
furnish a home that will be
enlent,  and  expret
personality   on   a   limited   budge
'   wartime supplies
10 furnishing*,
ie   problem*   ot   furnishing
a a low budget «
bo studied thoroughly.
fflClJME TWENTY-NINE
verse   forms   not   necessarily   ,
and free verse, particularly I
shows considerable thought. Is
desired.
A brief section will be .lev,
to figures of speech that si
close observation or that niak
startling comparison
poems with conflicting nttii.i.l.s
ward death, for example, have
ready been submitted.
The editor suggested that t
dents writ.- ot, any subject wh
they   feel   strongly   about,  even
SIGMA TAUS BEAT
MADMEN, WIN KEG
anal    -nftball    name   be
baseball   park   with   the   Tans   d.
feating the  MADman  14-13.
The Sigma Taus were treated t
keg refreshments by the losing fr,
ternlly. after which the group wa
led  In a  community sing by Joh
WILSON'S
1326   Fulton
and other vital war production centers, Fresno State College,	
tional Youth Administration, is offering a new specialized course in this type of work. The
new program is in addition to the short ten-week courses already offered. Typical of the
advanced training which will, be received in Sacramento after completion of basic courses
in Fresno are thesS pictures. Upper left, youths serve and repair Ihe motor on a training
plane.- upper right, the young man learns aerial photography; lower left. NYA employees
rivet wing section of an airplane; lower right, trainees learn airplane motor mechanics.
MADs, Omegas Meet      Junior Hostess Help
At Exchange Monday
, of the Omega XI Omicron ■
ly and Mil Alpha fraternity w
I   Monday   night  out  at   liiv.
by the Mu Alpha Deltas for *t
,ter  parties.   The   Omega   XI
Omicron*   made  arrangement.
Four Men Volunteer
.1 for Ihe reception .enter at San
•anriscn, according to Hi Mitchell
Iggs. dean of men.
rvlsts
nn
THE PLAYDIUM
1430 VAN NESS
"The  Show Place of the
Sen  Joaquin"
owllng . Billiard. - Coffee Shop
irious officers' training schools.
Jack Putnam. James Parson.
ouls Briggs. and Grant Erlckson.
te men who will leave. wHl relive their degrees this week.
Dr. Brigg. stated thai tbe uien
111 probably be *ent lb Nortbw,
t April 29.
.   111..
Caravan Editors
t brought up Images
something very close t<
awhile experiment, lt
e open air stuff that
lieatlous on- financed by-lli
there's no competition, tl
the merrier. It's hygienic.
AWS SURVEY WILL
BE RECONDUCTED
The AWS survey will be
:nln on Wednesday and Thursday
this week. The forms wll
nilable in the foyer ot tbe i
id after (hey are completely filled
it they may be dropped in the bal-
t hox In the^Mnlon or relumed to
e office of Miss Mary Baker, dean
Every woman student is asked to
turn in n questionnaire telling whether she is actively engaged Ir
work or not, since the main purpose
Patricia Bell Elected
Patricia nell was elected president of Ihe Kappa Delta PI. national honorary fraternity in education
at a meeting held at the home of
Dr. Francis Smith of the education
department.
Other newly elected officers
were* Vice president. Betty Jean
Carter; corresponding secretary.
Maurlne Pymm: recording secretary. Ina Bachmann: treasurer. Dr.
John J. Harlon: historian, Frances
Karon: reporter. Betty Butler.
During the business meeting It
wns decided to hold ihe formal
epnn« Initiation banquet on May 7
at the Oood Luck Cafe on Tulare
Street.
'Decoration of mishaps resultln
>ty purchase or InherlUnc
ire* much thought." the hon
Ing Instructor continued,
e said *tndcnU will be shorn transform white elephar
to useful furniture.
The class will include lectures]^
,   demonstrations,   —s1
th furniture store
nanufscturing plants.
TANK BUSTERS
,t Camp Bowie, Ten
. and Glenn Da.
Fre.no SUte Col
lege studenU,
era stationed I
Davenport, i
live In the college symphony
:he»tra. Greaves, a speech majoi
was active in the playbi
radio productions, while at Fresn
State)
■cou
"READABLE-WORTH    READING"
I Iramatic Poetry
Janteen Feature
jne of tho featured dramatic
nb«r, In "PlanUtlon Serenade,
t university-Street canteen of
, season, will be Vachel Lindas "Daniel." a poetry dramatlsa-
a to be directed by J. W. Wright.
,d of the speech departmenL
Daniel." which will be presented
negro style. Is to be accom-
,1,.,1'hy background music. All-
ne.- participation will be tea-
,-d In thc number. A caat of ap-
ximaicly twelve is being chosen
. week by WrighL The costumes
the drama are being planned by
b,
a being pre
1 by Miss Virginia Hess, di-
r" of the "Gay Nineties Re-
" first canteen show.
College Instructors
Attend Music Confab
ns.  Lyllis  Lundkvlst and
e   Delaney   are   represents
Fresno  State  College  at tl
Western Music Educators Confe
ence In Santa Barbara April
 ■»  Q'"
Lundkvlst  Is accompanle Three   high   school   faculty  mem-
by Dorothy Ohaneslan and Bet
Ills, students ot the colleg,
Lael Yaggy, Fresno city supe
r or music, is also attendli
thc conference.
College Offers
completed at least one yea
Louis Gundleftnger Memorial
P. E. O.—Available to uppe
Islon woman.
Pianoforte Club Alumni—Av
le to Junior or senior piano
ma Tau Alumni—Open lo
l year at Fresno State Co
least oi
lege.
Tokalon—Available to „,•:-
Grants are awarded on ihe
of scholastic attainment, fin
need, character, and promise.
Members ot the committee
dition to Dr. Potter are Mrs.
Rohrer of the commerce d
ment afld John Ed Herbert of tb
rt department.
StudenU will be ineligible
ie grants unless their appllci
id letters of recommendaii
submitted to tbe scholarship
mlttee before May 1$.
Judges Selected
For Press Contest
ie rating of the papers for the
Joaquin Valley Scholastic
s Association will start this
i The three men who will
e the school papers are T. R.
son, Ross Blller. and W. E.
iwood, all staff members or tbe
ic Judges for the year books
be members ot the San Jo..
Press    Association.
bers will Judge the Junior college'
hooks and three Junior college faulty members will Judge the high
rhool year books. The results of
.-■   Judging   will   be   divulged   In
The schools which .have entered
nblicatlons In the contest are Kee-
isn  High  School.  Madera Union
v-h School. Modesto Junior Col-
-ge." Selma Union High School,
ortervllle High School. Vlaalla
Tiion  High  School.  Kern   County
,.,..n High School. Fowler Union
Continued os Page 4
ible   fo   !hl
Itc.tlonl PSI
„oa a,l     j
Blanks for Tokalon
Award Are Available
Application blank* for the Toka-
in scholarship are now available
i Ihe office of Mary C. Baker,
nan of women.
Thc scholarship is open to worn-
n students with upper division
landing. The grant will be award-
I on basis of scholarship, actlvl-
MalnUined by the aluttjftj'bf Tok-
lon. upper division women's hon-
-ard Is a $50 scholar-
hip designed to cover tuition ex-
nses for two semester*.
All applications must be filed
dean of women by May
CANTEENER
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1943
Student Officers' Petitions
Deadline Set for This Friday
The deadline for filing petitions for student body offices
has been set for Friday, April SO, according to Floyd Hyde,,
student body president.- All petitions must be in by this date,
Hyde said.
Although it has been rumored that several campus sor-
-a.oriUes will enter candidates in the
BOB WINZLER
Collegian Collects
3000 Old Stamps
Over 3000 cancelled stamps have
been turned Into the Collegian office since the stamp drive suited,
according to Jack. Curtis, editor of
The Collegian.
The stamp* are of every denomination, color, and. Ironically
enough, some .ot. the stamps
from post-war Germany.
Tho stamps should be clipped or
steamed   from   the   envelope
which they're found before they
turned   Into   the  office,  said
editor.
Because of their dye content, the
stamps are needed by the war industry. The stamp* will' be repossessed and the dye removed.
The Collegian staff, which is pro-,
moling tbe drive, will package the
Btamps and tum them over to the
Office of Civilian Defense In Fresno, which will send them to England, where they will be salvaged.
'DIFFERENT' WAR
NIGHT IS PLANNED
The next war night to be held
this Friday from 9 to J! o'clock
the social hall of the union will
be under tbe  sponsorship of tbe
Rally Committee.
Plans for an evening which will
be different from any held previously are  in  the offing,  but  will
i the e
Piano Concert
Presented Monday
The annual piano
cert presented each year by the
Fresno State OoHege ■ Pianoforte
Club will be held in the coll,
dltorlum on Monday, May 3,
p.m.. according to Miss Miriam Fox
Withrow, piano Instructor.
The concert will
16. studenU enrolled In piano
courses at the college. Eight ot the
girts are advanced studenU and the
other eight have been selected
from the other piano classe
cause of ouUUndlng .work.
The concert Is presented
ally on the first Monday in Music
Week. The concert has been pre:
sented under Miss Wlthrow's direction for the past twelve years.'
The program to be presented will
Include thc Turkteh March by Bees
thpven. Fugue In A Minor by Bach-
Grainger. Prelude in-E by'Bach,
Musette, Handel. Arrival ot the
Queen of Sheba by Handel, Scara-
mouche, Milhaud; Two Arabesques,
by Debu.sy; Two Etudes in O Flat
by Chopln-Maler; The Maid of
Ganges by Mendelssohn-LI sit; The
Jester by Beecher; Hora Staccato,
by Dlnlcu-Helfetfi, and the Finale
from Symphonic  Etude* -by Schu-
The program will feature pieces
for two and four pianos. The four
piano pieces will resemble the new
piano orchestra theme which haa
been achieving nation
Uon.
There    will    be    no
charged  for the concert i
public Is Invited to attend.
date no petition* have been
taken out.
"There are strong indications,"
Hyde ssld. "that women will dominate the election this   year.
already have
left school and many of them subject to call into the.,armed
Ices. It will be necessary for w
*-, take a "more active part Ii
mt affairs."
Petit ions s>0 available for tl
flees  of  student   body   president,
ice-president, secretary,
tslatlv.
Student body election will be held
ejn Wednesday. May Z. Hyde announced. Any student Interested in
filing a petltlonfor one of the office*
must turn' In his application, with
the required number of signatures
by Fridsy   "
admission
ZETES SWIM
! Members of the ZeU Mu fraternity were entertained by their newly Initiate,1 members at a swim-
•ning party and supper held at the
DeVaux swimming- pool laat Monday.
New Fresno State Song Book
Will Be Sold in Bookstore
school' song book
soon be off the press and for sale
in tbe Union bookstore, Mr. Arthur
C. Wahlberg, head of tbe music department at Fre.no State College,
announced today.
The book will contain 12 pages
and 11 songs, with music and
words, and an arrangement of the
alma mater for women's voices.
"We sre trying to keep the spirit
or the school alive through It
songs," said Wahlberg, "and ' wi
hope many student* will purchase
The first song book
llshed In 1*27. stated Wahlberg.
and contained four songs.
ot $10 waa made to students who
could write a hoc
"By the way," the music instructor added, "that offer is still
If any atudent wants to try his
tains eight songs which -win be Included, lo the new edition; along:
with  three
The new song hocks-will sell for
fifteen cenU.
AWS Election Is
Held Tomorrow
Eighteen women students have
filed petitions for seven Associated
Women Students offices, according
to Roxie Ehlklan, in charge c
election, which will be held tomorrow In the foyer of the Union.
Bett*y Jeanne Taylor Is the t
candidate for president. Katherine
Williams. Sue Henderson and Eleanor Miller have filed petitions for
the vice-presidency.
Those running for secretary
Margaret Weymouth, Catherine So-
gel, and Beverly KuhliU; for treasurer sre Marjorie Sorensen, Beverly Bradshaw and Virgin'-
Scheldt.
Candidate, ter athletic manager
are Virginia Brigham and Margie
Harnlsh. Jean Barger, Betty Pearson, and Maxlne; Owens are candidates for publicity manager. Those
who have petitions for the
of historian are Alice Kendall, Marilyn Hanner, and Bernlce Jorgen-
Any   woman   student   with   i
grade average is eligible to run
Hey Day Planned
For Friday, May 7
The fourth annual Fresno SUte
College Hey Day will be held on.
Friday, Usj 7. at Roeding Park
under the sponsorship of the Rally
Committee, Floyd Horde, student -
body president, announced  today. •
Hey Day, the biggest ail-school
event, will be held on Friday after-
Final plans for the all-school
j have not yet been completed. Hyde said, but It i« hoped that
afternoon classes will be dismissed.
The feature event of the after-
Don will be a ball game between
an All-stnr team and the Intramural championship team. Team captains have not yet been announced.
More  competitive  events   have
sen added to the program this
year. New contests will give the
girls an opportunity to participate
Included on the list of events are
volley ball games, tennis games, a
tug-of-war and bicycle races.
Rally Committee members . in
charge ot arrangements are trying
" obtain a truck to transport stoats from the campus to the park
for the annual affair. Previously
the affair has been held In con-
Junction with the Mask Ball.
After the competitive events, students will gather for a picnic lunch.
Cold drinks will be provided by the
Rally Committee. StudenU should
bring their own lunch, Hyde.said.
Petitions Due From All
Editors-to-be May 4
Students who wish to file applications tor editorship of the Campos, Collegian, Caravan, and Handbook must hand in application
forma before or on Tueaday. May
4. .ccerding 16 Dr. Hubert Phillips.
bead of the  publication*  commit-
one editorship; but only. one. editor
-*-*- may be obtained:
piIcation forms art
in Dr. Phillips" office, room 107.
Playday Planned
For Wednesday
One hundred high sahool girls
.ill be honored at the Women's
Athletic Association's annual play-
y to be held Wednesday. May S.
m 1:30 to 5:30 P. H„ according
Mildred McDonald, W.A.A. president.
The affair will have a "Victory
Garden" theme, and for a day the
women'* athletic field will be called
the "Salad Bowl," with teams competing as "beets," "onions." "cel-
forth.  The officials..
„„    overs!
"Field games, obsucle races, and
iwlmmlng promise to furnish enjoyable activity. The playday will
end with the aervlng of nutriUous,
—- vitamin packed refresh-
stated Betty Pearson,
foods chairman.
Irene Wood, general chairman.
■a appointed the following committee heads: Decorations. Mildred
Par ret; programs, Dorothy McAllister; games. Lucille Owen, by:
refreshments. Betty Pearson; and
registration, Lola Browe.
■■ Tho committee, are urged to respond immediately aa a general
meeting will be held soon.
Movies to Be Taken
Scenes for the campus newsreel.
being filmed by Bob Wlnxler. will
be. .taken at the. Empathy noon
'dance, to bo held in the University.