1944_10 The Daily Collegian October 1944

              State Section
Is Reserved
For Big Game
A reserved section of 425
seats has been allotted to FSC
for the USC-St. Mao's Pre-
flight game to be played in
Ratcliffe Stadium on the
ui.-li'. of October H. It was mi
nouneed today by Arthur Safstrom.
association  roanngA
Tickets ulll go on sale late this
wealf In Ihu bookstore at 50 cents
Plus t«l.
. Safstrom said thai both I'SC and
St. Mary's I'refllgbt have reserved
..ecllons of 300 seats each. The rest
of the tickets '.nil' go on sale Ibis
<vc*h downtown  for 12.10 for seats
between    III.-    K".il    llr:.-....;iinl    $1.10
lor si-Ms in the end sorfts.
The llally Committee, under the
direction or Chainsnn Hetty Veale,
IMS Inkeii charge of decorating the
goal post* and dlsplayjng pennants
lor  lb.' »tame.
Representatives rrorn the other
schools have givvw FSC the go
ahead for any entertainment or
show they wish to put on at the
■tame, Safslrom stated
1ES
'READABLE —WORTH READING"
FRESNO, C.UJFORNIA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1944
ri   possible  I
i   few   »
might   be   able   to   Ret   out
band    for   the    game,   Ml«s   Veale
said.
There   Is   no   Information
able  as  lo  whether either of the
rompetlifg teams will be represented by a band.
A meeting of the Rally Committee will jV- held 12.30 Wednesday
In the office of the student presl_
dent to discuss committee plana*
for the games. .Miss Veale slated.
"I want all ex-offlcio members as
Jryell a» the regular committee present,''  Miss Veale stated
Women to Fete
Frosh, Transfers
i   lo  the   I
i  after
VS WAA
Gridders Practice
For 1944 Season
The 1944 football season bee gotten under way with plenty of
thrillers throughout tho country. It
a great deal to the morale
public to be able to turn on
radios again and bear the
typical American enthusiasm at a
football game, foe football Is one
of the many great sports that are
traditional in. America./ Fresno
State. College will be prominent in
tho picture or west coast football
and will, without a doubt, make a
fine record, for itself this year.
The following Is a list of the men
who are out^for football: Zorab.J.
Iioblglan. end: Herky Coleman,
quarterback; Eugene Dan Ids. end;
Dies, ' center; Earl Engel-
brecht. end: Don Ellea. fullback;
Dick Engeltrecbt, end; Hank A.
Eons, end; .Leo Garabcdlan. tackle: Jack CiK-ner, Quarterback; Ken
Galser, tackle; Nick Glannopoulos,
guard; Rob Goss, tackle; Sandy
Henderson, halfback: Jim Hobbs,
cenferrTaTal Jensen, tackle; Paul
DonSDedlanJccnter; Gordon Kler-
atlne. quarterback; Berge Hollglan.
center; JlmVManock. center.
Charles Mofsjj, fullback; Sam.
Mongclll, halfback'. Kenneth Mills,
end; Mon.n Miller, quarterback;
Daren Nelklrk, quarterback; Stanley Papaslan, halfback; Benny
Philips, end; .James Pipes, end;
Keith Pipes, end; Al Roessler. halfback; Bud Rtchlert' end; Henry
Rutherford, halfback; Nornan
Rudy, halfback- Al Tounger. halfback; Richard '.xRogers. si tackle;
Richard Ude. end; Bob Van Sickle.
end; Eugene Vlctor^nd; Wlllard
Williams, halfback; Mickey Wade.
end. Wesley Wlpf. tackle; and Eddie Yuckutcb, halfback.
i<_] 6 o'clock, announced Verna
|)ack.  AWS publicity chairman.
The uffnlr, which will be held In
Ihe union nodal hall, will feature
folk llnncltlg led by. members of the
Women's Athletic Association. Refreshment* will be served under
tbe direction of the Aiu-oelatcd
Women Students.
A record player will furnish the
iiiiiKlc for Ihe affair
Any woman student enrolled at
the collego may attend the
dance, but rut mission will be free
only lo freshmen and transfers,
who   have   received   invitations.
Ticketh are being noltl lo upper
Vines women for If. cents by any"
AWS nc VVAA  board member.
Activity cards will be avollable
al the party, and all girls are
nnki-d lo fill them out Sign up* will
be Inken fur all girls Interested- In
Jnliiltig the Vn-slilitntt Women's ,\c
til It y Club at I Ills time.
KlUabeth Arranls, social chairman, will he In charge of the parly.
Spanish Students Will
Hold First Meeting
The   first   meeting   of   the   Span-
tah Club will bo held tomorrow
night at 7 .In o'clock In the Women's.    LaoiiDRe.    Lorraine  'Futrell*.
Red Cross (Executive
Committee to Meet
ana for the election of Red
s chairman will be made at
meeting of tire executive com-
it tomorrow at 12:15 pm. In
Ihe student president's office' Loll
Browa, vice chairman, has announced.
Attending the meeting will be
the three executive officers of the
college unit of the American Red
Croaa.*hnd all committee heads.
CHAIRMAN
ELEANOR MILLER, chairman of Ihe elections committee, who is in charge of
the voting for class officers
today.
Move-A' Card;
State Advertises
Friday members of tbe rally commute* will be clrculaUng around
tbe campus to Induce alUowners of
care to display FSC ' stickers on
their windshields.
Every semester all studenta who
do not already nave cardinal and
blue stickers on their cars are
urged to obtain them." ' Betty
Veale, rally committee chairman,
stated, "and w* hope that all new
studenta this year will live up to
the custom.
On Friday  the stickers  may be
obtained not only from the bookstore, but also from all rally committee members, wbo will be found
■arloua spots on the campus.
Three Freshmen Are
Named as Yell Leaders
Twc freshman men and one
freshman woman have been appointed to lead Fresno State College yells this year. Student President Frank Mesple announced today.
Students to VoteToda^
For All Class Offices
Elections for class offices will be today in the union fo>
from 8 to 4,-with 85 students nominated for the jobs in all tl
classes, according to Eleanor Miller, chairman of the e
committee.
The freshman class leads in the numbejr of candidates x
nIng. Those running for preal
are Gerald Arml. Bob Goes, i
Kosl'eris, Don Levy. John Pa!
tor vice-president,   Stanley   ]
Ian, Al Roeaaler, Betty Jane i
tal. Robert Wade.
For secretary-treasurer,
DiUman, Rosemary Rees. .
Sorenson; for social c
Corlnne Chollet. Jsnlece (
Emily Murphy. Elotae Pymm, 1
Robaloll. Yvonne Stevenson.
In  the- sophomore   class   ci
datea running for president are B
ty Jane   Larsen.   Henri*   Mags
sen; for vice-president, Nancy 1
den, Barbara Caatleberry; for •
retary treasurer.   Bobbe   Lot]   1
0*r,  Jesn  Miles; .for  social  (
man, Helen Burgess.
Barbara Obcrer op.
Lou Veale for the office ot j..
dent In the Junior class. Other a
didates running are Pearledna L
set> and Marge Stuart for vie*pi
ident; Sue Cembs (or secret
treasurer. A*-*;et bo petitions k
been* filed for the office ot r
chairman.
Only   fire   petitions .have   I
filed by tb* senior class, thee* It
Ing for Mary O'Shea and C
Walrath    (or   president; -
Klrkpatrick     (or     vice-
Ruth  Smoot (or secret*
er;  and Marybelle Lewis (or a
clal chairman.
Mlsa Miller stated that ■
wishing to do so may writ* la •
dldstee (or office*-In which «
one person la running.'
Swimming Meet
Given by WAA
Aa part of a aeries of Friday sf-
rnoon events, the WAA will hold
an Inter-class swimming meet'Friday from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
WAA president Lota Browe said
that experienced swimmers need
hot be tb* only one* to enter tb*
contest. "We will have events (or
every type of swimmer," she sadl.
Tb* events will Include a candle
race, balloon race rythmic and
form swimming, 100 foot (re* style,
breast stroke snd backstroke.
There will be (re* swimming aft-
er tbe events and spectators are Invited. Refreshments will be served.
Marl* Ksuffung. swimming manager, will be In charge of th* affair. *     • V -
Th* pool wiU be open at noon
and 4:00 p.m. for practice and free
swimming.
Th* WAA baa also scheduled |*r-
era! dancing events later In .the
month anil plane to start aa Inter*
class volley, ball tournament In tbe
future. Mlsa Brow* ststed.
First AMS Event
To  be  Smoker
Plans were mad* last? night for
tb* first Associated Men StudenU
'smoker" to be held Tuesday at
the Commercial Club, In tbe Holland Building.
Jus Hobbs, AMS president, •attended an invitation to all men
students to attend tb* affair. A
charge of $1.60 per person will be
charged for th* chicken dinner
which Is to be served.
After tbe d|nner Informal group*
■11 get together for card games
and 'Other entertainment, Hobbs
stated.
All men who did not sign up last
night can do so in* tbe Student
president's office In tb* Union. ,
Weymouth Plans Big Pre-War Edition,
But Students' Cooperation Necessary
By Allio Ben-gum
Would you llko a larger, more
spectacular annual this year?
Would you like more candid, shots?
Would you like more* sections? if
you would. Icll your campus staff.
poll will be launched ntwt Tuesday so that you may state your de-
Im .rjarird to' your annual. If
there are enough favorable votes.
assembly or dance will be given
order to raise money for th*.
yearbook oipanslon.
, in tbe pa»t the yearbook »M
been financed solely by money In-[The price will
eluded In tbe student body funds,
according to the budget submitted
by tbe association office. Last year
wartime   privations,   tbe
book was eight by eleven Inches,
and contained 128 pages. This year
if the expansion campaign goes
through, the book will be nine snd
one-half by fourteen Inches with
ISO pages. There will be a ciotb
cover, and tbe printing will be done
In Cooper Black lower case letter
Ing.
It was announced by tbe editor,
Clare Weymouth, at tb* staff
meeting tbat student portraits
muat be taken at Kings Camera
Center on Van Ness by Christmas,
enty-fiye
Tb* staff this year Is striving to
put forth an outstanding annual,
snd sre looking (onrsrd to your
cooperation. The staff is as follows: Editor, Clare Weymouth; assistant editor, Dorothy McAllister;
business manager, Maxtne Harness; copy editor, Beverly Campbell; photography, Jim Hobbs:
photographer's assistant. Neal Jen-
sen.
Divisional editors are as follows:
sports, Eari Wong; class**. Jean
Casey; adnflnlstratlon. Allie Bar
gum; activities, Juanlta Brown;
women's sports. Ida Devlin; art
editor, Frances Klrkpatrick; or-
ganlsaUon. Alberta Klehl.
■ General assistants will be Annie
Shew. Pat Atwood. Msrgaret Oor-
d*n. Gloria Antraslan. Valda Ball
and Jack Dslks.
IRC to Reorganize
Tomorrow at Noon
reorganisation*! meeting <
students Interested la starting t"
International Relations Club to
Uvlty will be beJs-jrhursdsy i
In th* Committee Room In
Union.
Students   Interested   hav*
asked to buy their lunch and go to
the meeting.	
Berdahl Still Waiting
Th* 4|roup which was expected
to materlellie Into an SSsjsr
bunch of beys and girls, hugging
their Instruments, crowding Or.
A. C. Bsrdshl's office fee the Prf;
day band try-outs did not appear.
It was suggested that pet-hap*
th* students desiring to play I n '
the band might hav* a class at  .
the hour of the Interviews.
• "In that ease,"  he answered,
"I will be in my office, same root*,,
same hour on Monday*, W*dn**v
dsys, snd Fridays' of next week,..'
because    ws    (th*   department)
cannot glv* up M early." .
Th* 'earns room, seen* hour'
sr* respectlvsly Room 1M and 1«
to 1. .
Berdahl will b* there swarttn*
pwsou* band ajrnerl**** wh*)
might want to be In th* Fr****.
•tat* C«4l.g* land.