1943_06 The Daily Collegian June 1943

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"READABLE — WORTH    READING"
VOLUME TWENTY-NINE
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1943
Classes Excused
For Assembly
The annual awards assembly,
sponsored by Tokalon, women's
honor service organisation, will be
held today at 11:00, announced Harriet McClurg, president of Tokalon. Classes will be dismissed at
TO: SO.
The awards to be presented and
Ue persons presenting them sre
W. A. A. Gold F. RuU Waterman,
physical Instructor; Pi Gamma Mu,
KenneU Potter, professor of social
Public speaking. J. Fred McOrew,
speech Instructor; Chi PI Sigma,
Harvey Crosby .president of tbe
chemistry organization; A. A. TJ.W.
Senior   awards.   Mary   C.   Baker,
commerce Instructor; athletics.
Earl H. Wight, physical education
Instructor; Athletics cup, Wight;
and Delta Sigma Epsilon cup,
Frank W. Thomas, president of Ue
Senior Speakers
Choose Subjects
The 1913 senior class speakers,
Mary Janjlglan and Leo Souza,
have chosen aa Ue topics ot Uelr
speeches. It la a
Small World
and When Will
chosen by the
popular vote of
the senior class.
Dr.   Frank   W.
dent of the col- Leo Souza
lege, will also address Ue graduating claas.
Miss Janjlglan will stress what
Berdahl Named
Department Head
Arthur C. Berdahl, member of
the college music faculty since
1932. has been named acting head
of the music department effective
July 1st, by Frank W. Thomas,
president of the college.
He will take over tbe duties ol
A. G. Wahlberg. head of Ue department since 1911, who Is retiring at
the end of this semester.
Berdahl, who has composed a
number of choruses and songs. Is
Ue conductor of the Fresno State
College Symphony Orchestra and
has been a director of tho mixed
chorus at the college.
Tbe educator took his doctor ot
philosophy degree In music a
University of Iowa ln 1936. He
received bis master of arts degree
at Ue same Institution ln 1931
his bachelor of arts degree from
Augustana College. Sioux Fall;
South Dakota, ln 1927.
He Is a member or.the Phi Mu
Alpha.   Slnfonla,   honorary   m
mualc fraternity, and Is a spo
of the chapter on the campus.
Homework-less Class
Offered This Summer
The IX class will be conduct
a workshop basis during tbe dally
two hour sessions, taught by Get-
with a minimum of outside work.
DT. Blllard and Dr. St. John ar
collaborating on  Great Books, ai
I
•
Ue   attitude
Ue p
be t<
world.   A feeling
of good will must
be maintained '
preparing for
Campus Issued
Before June 10
The Campus, Fresno State
lege yearbook, will be Issued by
June   10,   according   to Patty SL
John, editor of the publication.
The books will be distributed to
student body card holders from Ue
Collegian office upstairs In Ue union. Others wlUout student body
cards will receive their annuals ln
Ue mail or from the association
office.
The publication will be half Its usual site but Is entirely filled wlU
photographs, the only art work being printing by Betty Butler, upper
division art student. Miss St. John
designed   Ue   cover   of   tan   and
Adelaide Wilson, special student at the college, was Ue photographer for the book. She made all
of the photo montagues.
Betty Deranian is assistant editor of the Campus; Ed Sturgeon,
sports editor; Bonnie Workman,
business manager, and Dorothy
McAllister.
Mary Janjlglan so feels Uat every one should prepare himself for
world citizenship.
Soma's address will also stress
our attitude toward Ue world after
the war.
LOU MASTEN NAMED
TRIPLE S PRESIDENT
Lou Masten was elected president of the Sophomore Service So-
city at a noon meeting of Ue now
members In the union lunch room
last Wednesday.
Other officers chosen were: vice-
president. Sara Sager; secretary,
DoroUy McAllister; student council representative, Constance Edwards,   and   AWS   representative.
The  new  group  will meet with
he outgoing members at a lunch-
SENIOR PICNIC HELD
AT DeVAUX'S TODAY
o'clock, announced Howard Henderson,   general   chairman   of   the
Include swimming, baseball, football, volleyball, ping pong, and
dancing.    Refreshments    will    be
Reverend Snyder to Speak
At Baccalaureate Services
Baccalaureate services will be held this Sunday evening |
June 6, at 5:00 in the FSC auditorium.
Reverend Chester Snyder of the Christian Church will give I
the address. His subject will be, "One of life's Greatest
Assets."   •
The College String Ensemble under the direction of Arthur
Berdahl will play "Prelude in C" and "March in C" by Bach.
Featured soloists of Ue evening
111 be  DoroUy   Ohanneslan,   so-
■ano,   and   Beverly   Kuhlltz and
Eleanor Houghton, contralto, solo-
Publications Have
Combined Dinner
For Ue first lime in history 11
staff  members  of  The   Collegian,
Uelr annual end-of-the-year banquets Wednesday night' when Uey
met with the board of publication
members for a Spanish dinner at
(George) Franklin Roberts, commerce professor, acted aa toast-
master and Introduced those who
spoke before Ue group.
Speakers Included Dr. Frank W.
Thomas, president of the college;
Dr. Mitchell P. Briggs. dean of
men: Mrs. Eugenia Es.lorn. member of Ue publications board; Dr.
Hubert Phillips, head of the publications board: Floyd Hyde, student body president: Jack Curtla.
editor of The Collegian; Betty Deranian, editor-elect of The Collegian, and Dr. Paul V. Sheehan, head
of Ue Journalism division.
Seniors to Be Granted
Special Membership
alumni  magazine,  it has
Memberships   can    be
through Bob Heeren, pr.
tho senior class, or Mrs.  Marjory'
Zelhart. appointment
final Exams Set For Next Week
Minimum of 10
Must Enter Class
Although a full schedule ,
courses Is listed In the surnm,
school building, only Uose classes
ln   which
dean  of   the
announced
A large num- Mitchell P. Briggs
ber of students Is expected to reg
lster for the summer school which
will be held on tbe campus again
Uls year. Tbe largest number of
students to attend the session enrolled last year on tbe campus.
Previously, for over twenty-five
years, the summer session has
" ;en held at Huntington Lake.
Probably a greater number of
eshmen will attend tbe session
this year. Briggs believes. The majority of these students will no
doubt take advantage of completing required freshmen courses.
Large enrollments are also expected   in   mathematics,   physics,   and
. new feature of the session will
Ue one room school to bo gii
under tho direction of a compt
t rural instructor. The ont
m school, to be held ln room
13S-16H. will accommodate studenl
the first to seventh grade li
elusive.    Thli
In <
i   the
being given
Tuition for the summer session
J2S.30. of which J25 is a regis-
,-atlon fee, nnd 13.50 a materials
and service fee. Students who do
not plan to complete the summer
session may register at $6 per
week or J6 per unit up to a total
of three units. Briggs said.
Registration for the sessl
be held on Saturday. June 12. from
S to 12 a. m.. and from 1 to 3 i
m. Students who register aft,
Monday. June 11. must secure ap
cial   permission.     Regular  Instru
Robert Lewis, a n
r of Ue
class, will give Ue I
i.  Elizabeth  Dill, '11. will give
Ue Scripture reading.
The Charm Chorus under Ue d
rectlon ot Mrs. Lundkvlst will slug
"The American Prayer" by Stoek-
Aose, and "Ode to America" by
Cain.
vet-end Snyder's address win
n friendship, what Ue mln-
conslders "one of life's great-
e big goals In life."
Is not so much making money or other material attain-
enta aa lt is making friends."
He will discuss what he consld-
■s   Ue   best  methods  ot  making
friends and keeping Uem. .   I
"Friendshiif," Reverend Snyder
Insisted, "expresses Itself through
doing the unexpected thing."
All V-1, V-7 to Be
Ordered to Duty
Contrary to tbe rumor which per-
ilsts. all V-ls and V-7s will be or-
Icred to active duty and placed ln
colleges July l. according to Lt.
Commdr. K. J. Mortsolf of Ue
United   States   Naval  Reserve,   in
'Orders are now being received
our offices and will be In Ue
students'   hands   within   Ue   next
n days," tbe commander said.
He said tbat no orders have yet
been received for V-12 men so Uey
cannot tell whether Uls group
will be divided, one-half going ln
July and the other half In Novem-
"I assume." Dr. Frank R. Morris, college liason agent for Ue
armed services commented, "Uat
this does not apply to V-7 students, •.
whose request for another term lo w
graduate has been granted nor to
tbe premedlcal students who have
made other arrangements."
All Asked to Hear
Camouflage Officer
students   of   the
class today at 1:00 In
announced    Alexandra
Iradshaw. Instructor of the class.
Student,, and the faculty
vlted
i* attend.   Miss   Brads
CARAVAN, CAMPUS
APPLICATIONS TAKEN
Application for the editorship of
The Campus, college annual, and
Caravan, college magazine, are now
being taken by Ue publications
committee, Dr. Hubert Phillips,
chairman, announced today.
Applications may be filed before
tbe end of this semester, or during
tbe first two weeks of the 1913 fall
semester. Dr. Phillips suggested
| however, that those making early
i application will have the advantage of being given more full eon
! slderatlon by t"