1944_11 The Daily Collegian November 1944

              Theta Chi Pledges
Three Members
National Org Increases
Under Inter-fret Rulei
Three pledges to the Theta
Chi Fraternity have been announced by Bill Kisling, frat
president.
The men pledged are Bill
Bralnard of Von Angeles, pre-medt-
csl: Eugene Fueha of Clovls. pre-
medlcal. and /lurk Roarer* of Fresno, physcbolngy
Theta Cbl, following ihe former
Inter-Fraternity nn.hlnt rules,
pledges only those men who have
been on the campus nt least one
semester and who have maintained
st least a C average
The average m u ■ t be kepi
throughout the pledge period, or
Ibe pledge* are not eligible for
Initiation
The pledge* were entertained by
the frst members In a social evening last Wednesday night.
Because of Its. standing as a national fraternity. Theta Chi has remained active during tbe past two
years of fraternity dlsbandment.
Plans are under way to enlarge tbe
membership, tbe president said.
Thomas to Confer
On College Budget
Dr. Frank Thomas, college president, will leave next Friday for
Sacramento for a hearing* on the
college budget for lbs coming two
years.
Counting on the return of prewar enrollment before tbe end of
1916 and tbe budget which will provide for college funds for tbe two
years beginning July I. 1915. a
fully restored, college service Is
planned during that period.
James S. Dean, state director of
finance*, wbo has asked state college president* to meet him In Sae-
rsmento next week to discus*' their
plans and financial requests,. has
Indicated that he will approve
reasonable appropriation based1
that expectation
At present. 22 position* on the
faculty have not been filled because
former teacher* are now In military
•ervlce or research work connected with the war
The return of these fsculty members and new membera to flll^ five
vacancle* by death or retirement
will again bring tbe total fac
tills numbers above 100 full-time
instructors.
in sddltlon to edded itaffmen.
the budget provides for needed
equipment which could not be purchased during war priorities . but
which will be urgently needed with
tbe   return   of full college enroll
Budget Plan
Is Approved
By Directors
Final approval of the association budget for the school
year was made Wednesday by
the association board of directors.
The budget approved by the
board' contained only minor differences, from the tentative- plan
submitted earlier by Association
Manager Arthur Safatrom.
"In en effort to be assured of a
balanced budget a few reductions
were znjsde In the budget which was
first  submitted,'*  Safatrom  slated.
Koii-'wing Is a detailed budget aa
p proved by the directors and Jig-
ires first submitted ln the tent*
Ive budget announced on October
Tent.   App.
Canteen Committee
Appointed by Dickinson
Phyllis PickInson.' chairman of
the canteen committee, and Frank
Meanle, student body president
have appointed the heada of thl
following canteen departments-:
Vice chairman. Mary Lou Oneto;
refreshment'chairman. Betty Fox;
entertainment chairman. Nancy
Mrlrlilor; public relations. Jonel
nilsh: hospitality chairman. Ellen
Kane; ii*nce chairman. Ruth Appling; sign up chairman. Jackie Allen, and decoration chairman.
Audley Vaughn.
These  stttdenta will  meet'pert
- week and  plan  activities  for the
future.
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Gridiron Battle, Dance Tonighi
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Oeneral Expense ....   1.78S
Handbook and Directory and Replacement and equip.      1.500
Journalism  Day. - ■       100
Scholarship* .2'.        SOO
Loan FUntJKT. ** ._.'...
Men'* Athletics      1,400
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150
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The board also approved a request by Arthur C. Berdahl, music
department head, to contract for
the appearance of Pianist Ernest
Wolff with a part or the funds al-
lotted to music activities.
The board will meet again on
Friday. ■
AMS Set Ahead
To November 10
Amid yells, general Indecision
and turmoil, the Associated Men
Studenta on Monday night decided
that the calico-jeans dance will be
held on November 10. 8-12 p.n
tbe union, tbe night before the
game with Mlnter Field on Armla-
"ce Day.
The Collegiate*, led by Dick Alexander, will be coupled with the
atunta or three members of AMS.
Tlj*> calico-Jeans dance will be
Characterised by the Informal affair of plaid shirts, levla and -Just
anything one care* to wear.
Ticket* will go on sale next week
under the guidance of Cully Wilson, ticket chairman. They will sell
for 76 cents and will be sold only
to membera of AMS.
Modesto Will Give
After-Game Dance
A schedule of event^inchiding an after-game dance is in
store for FSC students who will see the grid battle between
the Modesto Junior College Pirates and the Bulldogs tonight
at 8 o'clock. • * -
the dance, beginning immediately after the game and continuing until 1
First Hospital
Party Date Set
The first, hospital party of the
camp and hospital committee of
the Red Cross college unit will be
at the Hammer Field Hospital November 11. from 7:10.to 9 30 p m.
Frances Wornek la chairman of
the committee, and Gloria Enoch.
n Is co-chairman.
The parties, which are staged by
the camp and hospital group onca a
month, consist of two hour* of entertainment and refreshments.
Thirty girls ire needed to attend
the first party. Mlsa Wornek-said.
The signup sheet la posted on the
Bulldog Bulletin In the union foyer.
. Girl* who algn up are asked to
bring a doxen homemade cookies
to meet at the front entrance
of the admlnlatratlon building next
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.   .
Committee*  for the  first  affair
•<■ games. Barbara Campbell,
chairman, and Owen Griffith; dec-
orations. Marge Alve*. chairman,
with Frances Gould, Shirley Cobb,
and Vivian Archibald; entertainment, Marian James, chairman, and
Helen Andrewa; refreshment*,
Mlaa Wornek.
Other membera of the Red
Cross camp and hospital committee are Jewel Roger* and Elisabeth
Kent.
Quean's Ball Sign-up
DeacJnne It Today
• Girls who do not sign up for tha
Queen's Ball by noon today may
find themselves without bids i
December 1 cornea around. Varna
Deck. AWS publicity chairman, haa
urgr <! all girls to algn up If they
have any Intention ot going.
Namea   of   the   candidates   for
mnat be submitted by noon Tuesday. They may either be given
Elisabeth   Arrant*   or  put   In   the
AWS box in the post-office.
The student body wilt meet
girls at an assembly Thursday and
then rote for the tHe girl* of their
choice tha next day..The five receiving the moat voles win attend
the queen's tea on November 10.
will bee
fU for the MJC War Cheat drive.
but FSC.stodenta will be admitted
"very much reduced admission," the -prealdent of tbe MJC
rally club aaid In a letter recently
received by Betty Veal*, chairman
of tbe FSC Rally Committee.
A reduced admission rata la aleo
available to the game tor those
Freano State rooters wbo show
their student body carda at tba
gate. In addition, a special section
U .being reserved at tba game for
FSCera planning to attend.
Accompanying tbe rally committee, pep girls, and yell leaders to
the game will be -tbe Collegia Us.
who plan to ralee tbe FSC abow of
school spirit to even greater
heights by playing tbe school *ong*
and cheer* at the game.
If tbe plana for toolgbt'a program
go p.ff as ,w«ll aa they're scheduled
everyone who treks up to Mo-
deato ought realty to enjoy himself this evening The dance after
the game .will be "ode of our beat
dances of tba /ear, wfth a good
orchestra," . the president of tbe
MJC rally club -aid
"The studenta of Fresno State
College will be aa'iured of a good
time from the kick-off at I p.m.
unUl tbe olose ot .tbe dance at 1
a.m.," tbe MJCer promised.
A time-table of bus schedule* to
and from Modesto la posted In the
foyer of the union. Studenta
requested, however, to take tba
S.-46 Greyhound bua this afternoon
and return on tbe haa leaving Modesto at J:30 a.m., »lnce th.
buses will be devoted largely
FSC students. V   1
IRC to Elect
The International Relatione Club
will elect officer* at,a meeting to
be held Tuesday, li a.m.. Room
lot. it was announced today by
Karl Buckman. sponsor.
Because a quorum waa not present at tba meeting bald last Tuesday, the election was postponed to
tola later data.   •
Reports of tbe delegates to tbe
JC Passers
Promise Stiff l
Competition
The Fresno State 1
will  be  pointing -
first victory of the a
8   p.m.   tonight   in
against the Modesto .
Pirates.
While tbe Modesto team Is c
Activity Cards
To Be Filled
Next week all women enrolled la
achool are aakad to fill out activity
cards In tbe AWS office, Veraa
Back, AWS publicity chairman, has
The office la kept open several
hours a day by volunteer students.
and If tbe office la not open when
the girts have free- hours, they can
get tba key from Che Association
Offloa.
The activity earda will be placed
In an alphabetical file oa tbe table
la the off
be avallsble.
All  girls  wbo save  previously
filled out tbe activity cards will
find their earda In tha nie, and
aakad to add this ee
ties to their carda.
Salloa*. tbe Bulldogs have
proved despite the Injuries
curred durlng the Sal inaa g
Johnny Perelra, BUI Clancy. ]
Oarabedlac and Bob Ooss I
suffering from bad knees; I
see action, however. Jack (
out- Of action since tbe '
game, will also return t
lag roster.
The team baa developed a a
ebift. a single wing to the right, ti
vary with their alngle wing to tl
left. A heavy night ( ™
Wednesday night gave tbe a
tarn a thorough test.
Tbe main threat to tbe 1
will be tbe Modesto passing a
Tbafihaee both good pesaer
iiiiajwa. Oa* reason FSC ■
feat art Salinas was Its p
defease. Much work has b
la tba past wwak to remedy tbe a
uatlon. Coach Earl Wight said. I
Tba tentative Stat* lineup la:
Right end. Gene DaaieU; right J
tackle. Leo Oarabedlan; rlffta 3
guard. Dtck_ Dies; center. Bctt <j
Clancy; left guard, Doe 8oK:.Mt'-f
tackle. Bob Oosa; left e "
cola; right half. Moral
left half, Johnny Plarara; f
Sam Mongelll: quarter
Cbariee Moran.
(See Rosier. Tate Fsurh
Kappa Delta Pi
Starts Stamp
Dell«/Pl. I
-r-
tn the Slamp Shack located ta tl
un loo foyer. Balsa will "
day morning.
Sue-Combs, chairman of tl
test, has chosen 10 clubs to p
pate. Each club will sell s
on* weak.
The winner will be cbo*
novelty sailing Idea- sad ojoe |
amount sold. Tha wlnaJjag cbsb *
be given a trophy to be set fa -
trophy cas* with tbe cbsVa a
and -affair engraved am U
Cathofctsm PempKvttti "
A number a* ses**jblase t
Catbeslsasxm; rt*ym*m by A
.dents at the ebaa*al si wit, M*
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oft lee.
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