1945_05 The Daily Collegian May 1945

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Open Hfcuse
The annual Tokalon sponsored open house
program   scheduled   foe June   1   is  a worthy
1  project in whidi every orgamration and dau
,   should, plan to parf.cip.ite   The program will
, jrre ihe college aa opportuniry to show rhe
'   genera) public the kind of work that an equ-
t   crional  institution of this kind produces
I  The opinion of the college, formulated by
*^* atewosowii people and parents of students,
f "prime importance and is made by the
which  these  people  have  with   the
Thus, a good showing on June   1   ts
important feature of the program
kern to be considered  is that  rhe
will give the students a chance
' theif achievements of the past year
wive  and   scholastic  work  will  be
: before their parents and friends
The faculty will  have its  interests  to  re-
BCsnber,  for it  will be displaying the work
' ef ks students
-The  Fresno  Stete  College  Collegian-
Open House, traditionally has been a successful affair, frott the snoipoint -of participation by die* various parts of the Qtrllege and
from the point .of view of attendance of people
itw^-rcstcd in the progress of the college There
should be no letdown this year and the fullest
coopetusnon should be extended to the meno
bers of Tokalon ro insure the success of this
year's affair
■COUaSOIAH
Girl and Org of Month
Points to Be Tallied
end of tbl* month months'
ly points will be tabulated and r*c-
ognllloa will be given te "Ctrl ef
She Moatb" and • OrgarfWion ef the
Month" Total polnta for-tht* pear
ilao be tabulated end prises'
will be awarded for "Girl of she
and "Organ Hat ton of the
Ruth Smoot. chairman of
r artlvltlea rommlttee. an
nounred
•ryone should start turning
in immediately to the war
lea box In Ibe poet Antes as
I   B.amln
*OB*cr<r-lle>a    Sight./    (BO)
• Oetiar ana FlfTy Cent* <1
i boian oenci. stue.n.
ttr4s -
■"•W-e
Leonard  Rowell
Buainems Mcmogar
PSor.. 4-4721
Clar.no. Ni.buhr
In
Our
Time
ttittt, nui
•'  a**B»*JxTh  abe didn't   know  It. Betty  Jaae  Frlberg
WB* probehly better  received  by the audience  then
^^^Haea. With dus regard* to her ro performer
^^^Hba staprtellen snd to the other members of
I Miriam Fox Wlthrow'a cast of mualclana. abe liter
^■feSM sway with the show
It B cannot be said that Mlas Frlberg* popularity
I MB* entirely due to ber ability to preee* tbe right
amy al tbe right lime A* a matter of fart. It
•BBaxJ be more correct to aay that her popularity
Was due to the manner In wblcb ahe preseed the
right key at tbe right time With ber face close lo
ths keyboard aad aa far away from the music a* It
***** possible to pat It. ahe lived the moalr that
eft* played At time* it waa a bit hard to discern
|B*t whether ehe was punching the keys wltk her
a**s>*rs *r her bob* (For all I know, ahe may have
been looking for a key thet waa sticking I However.
at sseoae mar, probable that ahe used the Istter
ajBSB b*r angers move*} ao rapidly that it w.eul.l
BBS *afaa BMIeaJt Indeed for her to how her bead
aS the proper Instant without being in danger of
fea****e half of ber fare torn off by one of ber band*
aa M went ripping along the keyboard In search of
the aext (topping piece.
***** frees her virtuosity at th* plans. Miss
b arte If shout ths campus aa being * truly llhe-
-savte person, entering into ths spirit of things
xsvth thst aemsthing called personality plu*.
*j*b**h I* se eea*nt.*l if on* i* t* *i>cc*ed in thi*
xpeary  eld  world
Bw fer an enjoyable evening  I   am ***** thet
f      a*  one will   object   if   I   aay   L./MFT——Let'*
•end   Mies  Friherg   (our)   thank*
0S4IRFLY   ABOUT   .FILT   COFFEE
■.ting breakfast oo a train la an art all la itself
Selection of Editors Marine Corporal, Former
t Decided Next Monday      Stater, Is Home on Leave
Marine Corporal Harvey \\.iltoi,
Kdward* ST. a former student here,
ha* returned rrom the Pacific the
ater of war snd Is now on furlough
from th* Marine Corse Haee Ban
Irtego. where he was sent for re
classification  and   I
There la a aperlal brand of etiquette found here
that la to be observe,! at no other place In the
world
To   comply   with   the   flist   rule or  the   table   one
most   necessarily   assume   sn   attitude  of  complegr
misanthropy    This   IB   done   by   first   closing   one*.
eyes to thst rsrtala degree that most people natur
ally aaaume on  the morning after   Then  one's  fare
must be adjusted to he in agreement wltb the eyes
Ordinarily  when meeting  a  fellow  traveler  N
la custsmsry to ahow eome sort  sf friendliness
sr paliteenees. Thi*  .* n*v*r dune  at breakfast
If 'eewieene   ■•  so rud*  a*  to fay   hallo  at  thla
hour   of  th*   morning,   merely   lah*   on   a   dumb.
bored    or   otherwise   disgusted* look   snd   star*
vacantly In *ome other direction. It i* not necce
nary to return th* greeting;  *r if It )■ returned.
H eheid be don* with ■ short snsp sr a growl.
Tha   meet   absurd   th^g   to   de   at   ths   table
ia to emit* at eemeene.  If anyone doea it.  you
may   be   aura   that   th*y   hav*   n*v*r   traveled
before.Th*   meet   efficient   manner   in   which   to
combat   such   effrontery   is either   to   star*   back
at   th*m   with  an  air  ef  utter  cur.osity.  or  •!••
to  turn th* corner*  of thawiouth up  Into  a  su
psrcilieue   *n»rl.
There are definite rule* that appl> la eatlna also
Rlack coffee la the malnatay at thla meal Yon may
not think It the beat coffee in the world. I.ut v..u II
drink It anyway, bub, lor if you don't, someone Is
bound to think tbat you bad an easy nlgbt ol It
And after all. If you rant imprrs* people to the
estent thst they think you had a hard night ol It
what's  the  ua* ol  traveling  at  all*
Never try to keep from spilling anything It won't
work anyway The main thing i- t.. IfJ bl ■baa
from spilling It on yourself, and If »iivoiie spills
It on you, don't bother in say anything Ju*t take
the real of your meal an.I cslmy push It Into his
'
On leaving the table It Is best to mus* your
clothes up Br*t *« If the food fought bsek. and then
mar iii down Ihe aisle Immttallng Ihe Sad Sack a*
nearly ss possible ll you have done all thla arrprd
Ing in tiovl* everybody will he favorably lmprs***d
sad nobody will say a thing In fart, they probably
wouldn't snvwav     ll.. >   v.il.l all  be tmi busy trying
t'nrporsl   Kdward,,     i   member i
'
i   Zesl.in.l    liiiael
has •affTve <l  al   New   Rat
I Tlnlan In the  Mari
Hla    mother     .Mi-     Mv.lyr.    M
tare*    reside*   st   Tax,   t'ambrl.igv
bl.
sill  h
emoot aald
Committee  members  ar*   Marga
ret   Weymouth.   Pauline   Itsenhous
sr.  and   Verna  Dark.  Aaalatlng In
Ihe counting of the points will be
Ina Gregg Scholarship
Applications Due Friday
Application* for tbe Ina Oregg
Thomas Scholarship ars due Frl
day. announced Mr* Rennet th
Smith chairman of the Ina Gregg
Thomas Scholarship' Board
. Tha scholarship, aba a*M. ta
open  to  a woman  Student   with  a
Ing Freeno State Colleg* for one
year Judging la baaed on scholar
ship. S« per cent college activity
participation. SO per cent, and abll
Ity for eome type of creative work
SO per rent
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YOUR   STROOCK
'Please Come In,' Says Shaw,
Zoology Professor Emeritus
By Jam** Cubibuih
(NOTE" Tb* hllommt article mm u-Hieu almost * mouth ago, bat >*»
lisation mas held •» aaiH thet urn* betmie a cm e\ Dt. Shorn urns not eemtUbl*
Uitoei uaetel) "V" "**• "*'**>< Come In' has been law** damn uhtle Ot. Stum
loueaeyi dyrruy ibe tammee mbuUes, /ir.* lo Menu*iota, end thru le Cammia.
hat tt mil be renin* ed'u hen h* rrf.ee   *rr* [ail)
Tacked oxrx* the floor of room 1X2 of McLane Hall there appeal* In
neatly typed letter* upon efplece of small white paper tbe words
WILLIAM T. SHAW
nee** ComS* la  \.
If one Is still a bit ahy. and knocks before turning tha ktob. a hearty
voice sings out a welcome In each
an entreetln*. manner as to make
the moet timid person feel at borne
Tucked sway In one corner of tbe
room, almost totslly obliterated by
a roploua quantity of boxes, books
snd   spparstus.   sits   a  email  man
with a warm amlle and a Arm band.
For   all   hla   seventy   years.   Dr.
Shaw, xoology Tl
eritua. author, aod  *rlcntr*|   I* as
apry  aa
-The Fresno State College Collegien-
■ to be Hi* aeottn. sad be
lived np to It Receiving Me Bee*
eloi-'e decree from Minnesota, hi*
master's from Michigan SUte. and
hie doctor* from Stanford, bs baa
' * forty two year* of Bitching at Ore
go* 8tate. Waahlnglon State Sinn
ford I'nlverslty. tbe University of
Redlanda. and Freeno Bute He
may be aeon about the campus al
moat any hoar of the day ot night
uaually In tbe act ol passing to or
from tbe office which be baa occupied alnce bla retirement as sn active faculty member 1913 Although
he owns a ranch in Canada, and
has many Interests elsewhere be
prefer* to continue his life work aa
a aoologlat and ornithologist In
•lead of a life of Inactive retire
ment. Until recently be haa ao
Jeourned annually to the mountain*
of Waahlnglon State and nf Baa
katrhewan where he haa collected
data for many contribution* to
profession
His fondues* for biological
ploratlon and taxidermy led hli
become one of tbe chief inatlgator*
nf the hsblUt raaee on ths uppei
floor of Mcl-sne Hall An article
under hla authorship, and ronee
Ing theae cases, waa published
tbe Febniery. 1*45. issue of The
Scientific Monthly, one of the mag
axlnsa of tbs Amerlcsn Assoola
lion  for the* Advancement  of  Scl
The habitat case* are not un
known to any atudent of Freano
State but the background and In
formation surrounding I hem. aa de
scribed In l»r Shaw s article, are
Ilia dexterity and Ingenuity as an
author la shown in tbe rnllowina
extraction concerning the Hay of
Monterey habitat
"First, as If with Interei
pleasure. Old Monterey pieaenti
self with its raatmm. inhabin
and the shifting colore ot the
Close up by the shore are laid
reef rock* brown and gray, and the
slippery, water laid thalll of kelp,
gllatsnlng  like  wet  rubber   atrand
ed by exhausted waves of outtlda.
be   toeeed   again   by   tbe
noisy    oversurging   swells    of   SB
ever returning sea.
Monterey cypreea, rare and
famed, lende a atrip of atrong fresh
green to tbe shore line In this
and tempered Transition
Zone Far beyond low tide llrujj are
tbe Jutting rocks of tbe bay. where
at range pelicans and st reliefer cor
have come to rest. Against
the eky ar* buoyant, light bodied
gall*, drifting gar* end there oa
varying air currents
Across tbe sky Ihe suanderllngs
line by In swift eyrhrontsed flight
Tbe (,'Bllforn(g clapper rail aUlk*
imong tke brows boulders of tbe
o\e* scarcely different in Ita quiet
onee. yet strsngsly *eparated from
ta summer home In the marshes
Black turnslon**. wearing the soni
rorky pools and tbe
white foam dashed wave tips. Indus
trlouely search out young, can-
shelled limpets Theee ere tbe bird*
Of the se*. slightly suggestive ol
those of tbe great shore line "
Tbe   door   to   Dr    Shaw'*   office
awinga outward  but that I* of small
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Appltrattons for these grants-axey
be sought from Dr Kenneth Potter,
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by "Pies** come In
Dr. Billard Is Chapel
Speaker Tomorrow
r..'itrude Hill*id of Ihe F.ng
llah department will speak on the
an'a place In the world eerur
nnferenee tomorrow at chapel
leee. which will be held In tbe
auditorium of tbe playhouse at
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