1945_05 The Daily Collegian May 1945

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Queen Clare to Award
Relay Victors Tomorrow
Twenty-ona-ytmr-old Clare Weymouth, eleventh queen of
Ike Fw.no State College campua, will present .11 awards,
■giBSm .nd ribbona to individual .nd team winner, of the
aaaMtaanth Annual Weat Coaat Reiaya tomorrow evening in
Ratcliffe Stadium.
laat.
-The Fresno Stete College Collegien—
-The Freano Steve College  Collegian-
Page Three
Oar*,  a aealor.
laebsa la height
 tee-serving ae ISM editor of
Sft* Campos, college yearbook, and
ae eae of the 11
* of Freano Stete
tn tbe  1S4S edition
I   «f  -Wise*   Who  Among   Students
Sa Asset-lean  College*  and  tnlver
►   BtUee '
A   Jbx.bbI.bb.    major    sbe    has
axareed eeveral aemeeter* aa social
editor ef Tbe Collegien. tbe college
I   Bjewepeper
Ha via. been In tbe peat a mem
bar ef tbe canteen committee the
rally committee Tokalon the worn
•a'* benerary society snd Alpha
PM Oibbbbb. Journalism fraternity
[ abe I* bow general chairman of
gealui aattlvltlee
"Ob. to dance, road and feed on
I aay kind of food.*' Qaeen Clare
answered when aaked to stale her
B«*fsretice. vjh, aaaani "Bright col
ear. aad eb*erful surroundings cou
ajbsd wKb friendliness on tbe part
ef everyone ere the thlnga I moat
baofc for and admire
After **mpl«lluii of her college
work Ib June, an* will take em
ptoyment at the Laderer, Street
and Zee* Printing Company in
Berkeley, aa assistant head of the
yaai-book depsrtment
else U Use only child of Mr and
'   Mrs Morton W. Weymouth, of ISIS
Swim Pageant Delayed
Tbe WAA Swim Pageant, originally schedule.) lor May 25  has been
. "fBBtpooed to Jans S aa many of the
directors bars been III. said Lola
Bibbs, preeleient of WAA. who add
axl tbat there are far too many
astlvltle* eebeduled   lor   May.  and
• that the weather ha* been ton col.I
CLARE  WE
Last Day for Prom
Signups in Union
Today I* the last day for anyone
planning lo attend the Junior Ren
ior Prorfi to *lgn tbe poster slleg
ing their Intent to sttend tbe open
sffslr
The dance la not only for Junior*
and aenlor*. but anyone may attend
and only one member of tbe cou
pie need be from Freano State
Thoee itgning need not be certain
Ihey will attend Helen Bertken
social chairman of tbe Junior claa*
said Tbe signup sheet Is merel)
to give tbe dance committee an es
tlmste on the number of couples
Rickets Is New
Sigma Tau President
At the regular Monday evening
meeting. May 13. Sigma Tau Fra
lernlty h. Ll an election of officer*
Those selected are Milton Rickets
president. Norman Rudy, vice-
president. Don luevy. secretary.
and  Seal Jena*
Enjoy the Hospitality
of the
Hotel Californian
and
Hotel El Rancho
We ere happy to cooperete
with ell college functions
CARL S. STANLEY, President
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AMOS ALONZO STAGG. 82 year old football coach ol th.
year recently, and head judge ol th. Wxrxrt Coaat WaOya. and
Earl H Wight, director ol Fiweno Stat, physical education,
and director ot the Relays, talk about 61d time*
COAST RELAYS HEADS
GIVE MANY HOURS TO FSC
the many thoueands of people
will view tb* Weet Coaet Re
lays from the stands tomorrow, few
III   realise  how   much    sork     In
me. sweat, and tears, has been put
»   hy   relatively    few  people  who
ave taken the burden of making
arrangements for the nationally ar
lalmed  sports carnival  tomorrow
Karl   .1    Wight,   director   of  the
elaya, considers*! this Just another
ear Tin   him.  After  IS consecutive
ears of directing the event, noth
ng new could come up. be aaya.
Arthur  Safstrnm.   secretary   and
• neral manager of the meet   I* is
Merge of Ihe financial end nf  the
••lays   Thla  la  not  a  new  Job for
Safstrom.   who  haa  served  on   the
J Flint Manner, in charge of the-
programs, official*, and entries, is
irllnir himself much busier tbl*
•ar than In «ny of the ye*rs past.
I Baa* Relays
ne- .|ia»n more entries than any
her Relay* yet atag<-<l
Manner's Job Is In contact all
liool.    high   schools.   Junior   col
Father'i Day Carda
C. H. STAPLES-
STATIONERS
Just 20 St*p* W**t Off Fulton
Gifts
are-   Sporting  I
t'blna an.I  fry
Walter Byde Co.
134*1 1331    Fulton   tt. Freano
Hardware-   Sporting   Oooda
line t'blna an.I  Crystal
.  atate college a. private
schools, athletic clubs, snd unlver
sltles wittdb e reasonable traveling
distance of Fresno and secure tbelr
itrtee.
The Job was complicated this
>ar by the various army and navy
establiabments that bad to bs con
tacted Hanner la also In charge of
he printing of tbe programa
Have Reeder la In charge of all
Relays
Emory    Ratcliffe.    Freano    State
illege s first roach, ia In charge of
ie public addreee ayatem. the vie
lory aland. Ihe opening ceremonies
and hotel reservations for the visit
ing  learns,   newsmen,   snd   Individ
1   stars.   Thla   baa   proved  quite
headache  for  Ratcliffe thla year
with tbe adverse bousing situation
Many  other   PMffe   have   helped
with   the   hundred*  of  odd   details
go   with   sponsoring  the  col
track  meet  snd  to esch  and
every one who helpeel In any way
go** a big thanks from every per
wbo la connecte.1 with RrV.no
e follege
More Bulldog Plans
(continued from Pm* On*)
Tony    Allamprese     Shaffer,    ami
Willarel   Williams  villi  run  Ihs  100
yard daah   Shaffer *.|ll be the lone
high Jumper, and Hon IV.lt the only
pole    vaulter     Daniels.    Rudy,   and
\m. 11...    Ilarsottl    will    throw    the
discus   Shaffer and Frank Vlarello
will   broad   Jump.   Rudy   and   Holt
will   I.. ....Hi.-  Jaielln
Hanner haa not decided who will
run In the medley relay or th* re-
mnli.ing  events   yet
The Iliill.log. have a good
chance tn win In the civilian Jun
lor college claaa" Hanner aald.
adding lhat fun* Angela-* t'lty Col
lege has perhaps one of the best
snd most well balanced JO man
team wlm ti will be here tomorrow
■COU.EGIAN
r*bllse»<  Beenl  W..SI, during th*
Th*r* baa  been   n«  RBSs*w*  cur
rled on by the Fresno Slate Col
lege wblcb baa been so widely end
so favorably known aa our Wast
Coast Relsys
luaat aummer wben I attended a
meeting of more than 70 college
presidents more than 10 of them
spoke of Freeno State College a*
the place of tbe neat Coaat Re
ls)s and practically everyone aaked
how Warmerdarn had been able to
esubllab auch a remarkable worM't
I err rd In tb* pole vault It aeemt
tbat track activities are generally
regarded as the kind of athletics
most closely Baaoclated with i
scholarship
.'Ithough our college can
boast this year tbe world famous
athletee we have dsvalopad In
past, th* Weet Coaat Relays la
our greatest distinction In the
letlc Said and deserve* tbe hearty
support of everyone connected wit
ths college
DR    FRANK   W    THOMAS
Miss Wilms Wight, reflietrar
One-Acts to Be at
Playhouse Soon
"Curtain Tim*" * **rtee of iou
one-eet play*, will be presented it
the I'nlverslty Street Playhouse
Tuesdsy snd Thuraday of next
week under ths sponsorship nf Em
pathy. women'a honorary dramatic*
organisation, and tbe men speech
msjors
Tickets for tke production are
selling for SS rents. Including tax
for studenta. and SO rente. Including
tax. for adulta They may be ae
cured from any member ol the
playhouse group
The plays to be preeented Include
e wide variety of plots ranging
from tragedy to hilarious fare*.
Rtudents are directing ibe playa
and Donald luevy la acting aa eo
ordlnator  for  th* group
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Fresno State Has Turned Out Four
World Records; Three Marks Still Stand
Four men, all garbed in Freano Stat. College cardinal .nd blue, have made tke
college h.ll of fame and the world'a acclaim aa champion, of the world. Of the few,
three h.ve record, still standing in the books.
Topping the list ia the most recent all-world great, Cornelius "Dutch" Waniiar*
dam, who ia the only man in the world to pole vault over 15 feet. Hi. best mark to
15 feet, 7*4 inches. He ia now a lieutenant in tbe Navy, doing physical trainiaf
work aboard ahip.
Elroy Robinaon, who graduated in 1937, w.a 880 yard world champion, and M_
hold, the 1,000 yard run in the time of 2 minutes, 9 and 7/10 aeconda. Ha ia M*Jmj|
overseas, . member of the United State. Army. Following his graduation frees T
FSC, he taught school in the middle waat.
Walter Marty, one time Freano High School .11 round star, held the world high
jump record for five years. He cleared th. bar at 0 feet 9Vj inches   He rraduated
from college in 1989 and is now employed by the railroad.
The oldest standing record waa set by Charles Kaater, shuttle hurdle champion,
who haa held the record for 16 year.. H. gnuluatad
in 1929 and ia now in the service.
"Where world records are broken" ia the offadalJ
slogan of the West Coaat Reiaya baaed on th. faet
that sixteen world records have been broken and fosjr.
tied during the nineteen years the carnival haa team
held.
J. Flint Hanner, former world champion kaVNkmfl
is regarded in the coaching profession aa a man wke
produces champions, and that en be readily pniatrf
out by the records.
"Records are made to be broken." is a saying tkat
will ch.lleng.ell those who will compete in the niae*
teenth running of the track and field carnival ttWH
slroy robinson. rac. -S7
r eetvyird world Champion raw in Ratcliffe Stadium
LOOOyard  Run  Record