1943_06 The Daily Collegian June 1943

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THE  COLLEGIA
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...JACK CURTIS
s Manager ERNEST ANDERSON
News Editor	
Managing Editor
Copy Editor	
Feature Editor	
Sports Editor	
Advertising Manager-
Circulation Manager ...
 Betty Deranian
.   Catherine Guthrie
.    Ernest Anderson
Clare Weymouth
.. . Ernest Anderson
Virginia Kulhanjian
Virginia Kulhanjian
Sport,
itali   .
Wis,  lack Hunt.
Reportoria! Slail Juanita Brown. Dorothy McAllister.
Ccllecr. !c;perscn. Beverly Hesstck. Mickic Lindney.
-:•_..l„y ci.-adr.rr P- '■■•■ ii- "r num. Betty Paul. Ber
"arr.pbell. Lucille Owensby. Virginia Kulhanjian. June
McNeil, lean Casey.
30...
Tliis sort of thing h.ippcns every year, and
we arc not made of the stuff that brc-aks precedents. Right here we want to thank Art Saf-
strom and John. Schiebelhut for bearing up under our financial extravagance, the Publication
Board for leaving that figurative, but fearful
ca\x-t tintrod by our feer, thc staff for trying
hard and tolerating us, the readers for not being too disgruntled, Gus the printer for all the
cokes and long painless hours. Dr. Shechan and
all the rcit of our supporters for their invaluable help and affability.
Knowing that FSC is at its rockiest time, wc
might sav, "After us the deluge." but we have
a faith in thc students here now and rhosc ro
come that nullifies any pessimism.
That takes care of about everything. The
cover is ready for thc typewriter; volume twenty-nine, number twenty-nine is put to bed and
we write "thirty."
The Fresno State College Collegian	
Campus Photo Prints
j Will Be Available
Campus I,
Wassail
By Maclanahan
Wilson. Campus
run off prints of
in  the yearbook
nally finished.
MAC:   Nonsense. The  Scot  Is  i
i.hed. I .till havo friend.. I got m]
EDITOR: Look how the Theta C
■   h.lle
MAC: Aw, thoae guys 1. alright. Juat a
little miffed. They're O. K. They can't help
It. Probably gland.. Anyway you didn't get
back that Sadie Hawkins" gravy.
EDITOR: Well I tried. You should talk. Look
nt what a poor showing Melvo made. And
Molly Bca for Queen.    You    are    a    poor or-
MAC:
i.  Listen
i  could do wa. collect
You ain't lyln".
v Donalbain. Remember
weat for the campaign f
■   OF FALSTAFF:
MAC: I ain't either. Potter-, a rotter
EDITOR: There you go. calling nan
foil can't even write a poem.
MAC:  I can too. You guy. i. Jealous.
DONALBAIN:     Call     that     poetry?     Hell.
I'ou're finished.
MAC:  Now lit.en. You want a hit In the
mouth?
FALSTAFrS GHOST:  Yon arc finished.
MELVO:   You are through.
EDITOR:   You've  reached  the end  or your
MOLLY' BEA:  Your time has come.
DONALBAIN: Let's make lt a mercy killing.
MAC:   You wouldn't   dare.   You   wouldn't
hurt  old   Mae.  I'm  your pal:  See.  I'm  your
pal. I'll give you portal-to-portal wage.. Any.
me   quaff  that   awful   Wat
nounced yesterday. Students deslr-
BREAKFAST TICKETS
The senior breakfast will be
held on Thursday. June 10, at 9
A. M. In the new union. It haa been
announced.
Tickets are now on sale In Ue
e prints should call her at
We Will Buy...
a few books
of various titles...
Monday through
Wednesday
next week
COLLEGE
BOOK STORE!
J/ntAeUnloH.
Bulldog-ettes..
By Bev Campbell
The annual WAA Sports Spread
-The Fresno State College CoUegian-
....
Honest
Ben
Returns
I
e you a little neu
mts In from of yo
ind fever? Do yo
Is May Come, Greetings:
In your home? Do ymi
es? Do yon suffer from
all of the above quc
we can help you. Per.
thing, that arc bother,
a. follows: "I wonder
i the  night  in a  cold
ver com. back? What
the Yankee, be able
Honest Ben,
ar The Old Cellarite,
The Old C, (not to b<
wlU Prune Face, or
is many of you
confused, as he
Malcolm Mitt),
will  be  back.  The man   who
trackless desert, and brought 11
HONEST BEN  WILL BE  UA(
Let   us,   then,   prepare   ouri
State.
For another thing, bathtubs are going Us hav
overpowering appeal for Honest BenJ-. who has
pre-.
askance If our boy  decide,  to spend  most of
leisure time splashing about In one tub or ano
mosL
Indeed, he may even set up his headquarters In
day
Cellar.
bat-
Also, he may have a penchant for dragging h
Two, three, or what-hi
know    and    loved    before,
of tuuellng
e .hocked at
For one thing. H. B.'. thirst for the golden bev.
erage, the coke, will be more Insatiable than ever
before, and It may be that hi. first few day. at
home, will be .pent drinking himself into a state
of .tupcr. Overlook thi., and try to think nothing
of it.
s he has ran In,..
In his travels these past couple of years and grown
fond of. Try to remember that these will be all good
boys, despite their .crude exteriors, and do not wall
until H. B. is not looking and then give them the M
hit In tbe face, much tho they may seem to merit It
There will be. doubtless, many other minor
changes. But fear not. basically Old Ben will be
the same. Soon alter he gets back be will be following Omegas again as of old. heckling Potter, squab
bllng wllh Saft-trom about tbe gravy, advising Han
ner kow to run tbe track team, pulling strings,
making faces, and .till trying to get Invited to the ^
served before the presentation of
the awards. Among Ue guests
were   Miss   Mary   Baker,  dean  of
Certificates- were awarded to
Evelyn Anderson, Elizabeth Ar-
rants, Ruth Aden, Lenore Beck.
Virginia Brigham, Beverly Bradshaw, Marjorie Bettcs. Marlon
Browe, Jean Barger, Grace Bacon.
Nancy Clark, Ruth Cole. Lorette
Chollet, Verna Dack. Connie Edwards. Blllle Edwards. Lol. Erlck-
son. Velma Ellis. Ann Frollck.
Francis Fisher. Betty Goyette. Don-
nabelle Gearharl.
Betty High. Ruth Hansen. Marilyn Hanner, Freda Harris, Elaine
Jones, Francis Klrkpatrlck. Penny
"JLicourls. Bernlce Lleberman, Sarah
Helen Morgan, Evelyn Masi, Nancy
Melcholr. Mary Nellson, Martha
Prunner.   Ivern   Palmer,   Lucretla
Ruth Smoot. Barbara Stein, Alino
r?|horer, Alice Said, Vernora Sturtc
/vant, Sara Sager, Marge SorenBon,
Vrancls Taylor. Virginia Wagner.
Clare Weymouth. Vivian Candler
fend Jean Hugglns.
1942-43 Season
Brings Success to
FSC School Teams
FLORSHEIM
.mY«,y SHOES
■COUeOJAN SPORTS
past year brings the highlights In
•"""itf,   basketball,  baseball   and
The 4912 football season was one
of the most successful In the his-
>f the school.   The Bulldogs
1   national   recognition   with
Its   high   scoring   squad   and   "All
lean"   Jackie   Fellows.   Beat
ose for the first time in 11
and  topped  the  season off
a brilliant win over Loyola.
Jack Keller and Lou Futrell were
:h scorers with 18 points each.
>ix Pierson. head basketball and
leball   coach   and   football   line
ntor brought his squads through
pretty good style. Thc  basket's   ended   their   season   with  a
r record, winning 9 games and
Ing 7.    The casaba boys played
ir   best   against   Mather   Field
:   when   the   game   ended   they
The hnrsehiders played their besl
ame when they bent the Marlnei
•ran the Snn niego Training Sta
on 5 to 1. When their seasor
nded they had tallied 15 wins ant
nly 8 losses.
Boxing had Its biggest year ai
'resno this season. It boasts fwt
iii-amural tournaments, the finals
f which were held In Ryan's A,nil
orium and provided thrill!
hose who saw them. The sen-
on was climaxed when two school
champions. Norman Stebblns i
Dick Farlss, represented Fresno
Irst time In Ihe National Boxing Tournament  held  In Mat
Renegades   and
Wi-i
Trackmen Take
4th in PAA Meet
1913
erpath    campaign;
c In the annual Pa-
wllh ft
clfie   Association   track   and
meet last Saturday at Berkel.
Finishing  behind   the  San  Francisco Olympic Club. University
California  and  Stanford, the  Bu
led by Joe Sbropshii
Zetes Score 48
Points, Win Meet
g a grand total of 18
points Ue Zeta Mu Fratmen continued Uelr winning waya aa Uey
splashed to an impressive victory
.in the annual Intramural swimming meet last .Tuesday afternoon.
Tbe Mn Alpha Delta organisation
took second place with 28 polnti
followed b- —
Theta Chi'
Sigma Tau' .
The Zetes won five events
were disqualified from first place
1 swimmers carry. Larry
Ecklund won the 50-yd. free style.
Jack Hunt copped the 100-yd. back
itroke, Lou Futrell Ue 200-yd. free
-tyle. The Zete's took the two relays wlU Ed Flynn, Bob Poore,
_ " Yocum and Ecklund teaming
e 200-yd. free style relay and
Hunt, Don Baker and Ecklund getting first in tbe 75-yd. medley.
Mark Tlbbs was the only defending champion to repeat from last
year's encounter when he attain
ron the plunge for distance with
I' 6". followed by Zete's Walruth
ml Yocum.    a    close second and
Results:
100-yd. Free Styl,
Walters.   MAD:    second.   Hoover,
ng.:  third. Tlbbs. MAD.
100 yd. Back Stroke. 1:31.1; first,
Hunt; Z.M.: second. Pattee. Ren.;
third, Garver, Z.M.
Plunge for Distance. 11
Tlbbs. MAD:  .econd.    W
M.; third. Yocum. Z.M.
50-yd.   Free  Style.    31
Ecklund. Z.M ;    second.   Breulllot,
Slg. Tau;  third. Garver.
100-yd. Breast Stroke,
Harlen. T.C.: second. Si
MAD; third. Hunt. Z.M.
200-yd. Free Style. 3:12.7; flrsL
Futrell. Z.M.; second. Tlbbs. MAD;
third. Harlen. T.C.
200-yd. Free Style Relay. 2:18.5;
first. Zela Mu (Flynn. Poore. Yo
cum. Ecklund); second. Engineer
third. "Mu Alpha Delta.
50-yd. Tired Swimmers Carry.
1:05.1: first. Mu Alpha Delta (Her-
ren. Lewis): second. Zela Mu;
(Zeta Mu, Futrell an,
but were disqualified.
Intra Tennis
Sheldon Lewie, freshman tennis
:e, dumped Bob Relsner S-l. 6-4.
. win Ue annual Intramural ten-
Is   tournament  last  week.  After
winning the first set and holding a
"vantage In Ue second. Lewis
sd   Ue   next   Uree   games
promptly as Relsner began to rally.
After tying the score at four an,
Lewis ended the match by breaking   Relsner*.   serve   and   holding
own to win 6-4. Lewis reached
finals   by   defeating   Monroe
Lewis and Root teamed together
turn back the combined eT
Bob Lewi, and Relsner to
the double, championship.
FSt"s
raptured
tiiddje ,1
Fresno's only first
ng thc 880 yard ran.
Ralph Dewey and
i Iloltby
fighting men may bi
there you'll find Floi
sheim Shoes, designed eg
pressly for military w
Moet Stria, %]QtO and %]]
HARRY COFFEE
Ion Futrell. plagued with Injuries since early season, picked up
a pair of second places for the
Bulldogs In the 120 yard high hurdles and the 220 yard low hurdles
Jack Pattee. the other member o
FSCs hurdling twins, finlshc.
third In the high sticks.
Jean Lamourc put the shot ai
even 17 feet to cop another third
for the Bulldogs, and Bob Carlson
had an off-day In his pole vault
specialty, clearing 12 feet, 8 Inches
for fourth spot In that event.
In a season beset with Ihe problem, that war brings to Interschol-
astlc competition, the Bulldogs
went through a tough schedule
which Included dual meets with the
University of California and Stanford among others.
INTRAMURAL LUNCH
All participants In 1912-13 Intn
mural events will be feted at the!
award luncheon Monday afternoo
at 12:00 nt the union, according I
Myron Anderson. Intramural d
rector. All individual and teai
champions will receive specii
awards for the year. Men alien
Ing are requested to bring the
own lunch.
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VARSITTFrtANS
PICNIC, BEER BUST
AT ROEDING PARK
charge of Ue picnic.
softball game win be played I
between the old and new mem- •
bers. Baker said.
All new member, are cordially
Invited to come out and get drunk.*'
Baker said. "There will be plenty
of beer and short snacks for ev- I
rybody."
Anyone desiring further Information may get in touch with Howard Henderson, president
Olive Inn—Van Ness * Olive
IF IT'S
• Hamburgers
• Milkshakes
• Soft Drinks
• Short Orders
YOU WANT
Come to the
Alaska Ice Cream Co.
1415 Belmont
Thirteen of Hanner\-< thinly clads
who have been awarded varsity
cweaters are Don Raker, veteran
quarter mller. who has picked up
a goodly share of points In his 410
specialty, the 220, and as tho anchor man on the Bulldogs' mile relay sqttad: Carlson, all-around
freshman from Roosevelt High,
who pole vaults 13 feet. 6 Inches
and manages to high Jump and
broad Jump on the side; Tom Crav-
cn.'senlor middle distance star and
mile relay team member.
Futrell. ace hurdler who ranks
with the best von the coast: Pattee.
Ue freshman hurdler from Oakland: Jack Hunt, ace sprinter who
boasts a 9.8 century and wbo was
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