1945_02 The Daily Collegian February 1945

              Seven Soroities
Plen ffui/i Perths
a   meeting    Monday    evening
th* Alpha Theta Sorority complat
ed  plans   lor  a  plrnle  and  b Icy el*
to be given aa a pre rush al
r   rush   party  Ihey  art
i  hold   open  house   wltl
f th* alumni chapter
ol   the   active   chaple
oldters    of    a    Ha mine
Peg** FtaWujt*  	
Campus Picture
Deadline Nears
Tw* Important yearbook dead
SMa mar* announced today by
CSVtapun editor.  Clare  Weymouth.
all   e/eaniaatloo*   must   submit
the   names   ot   newly   alccled   olfl-
C*r* and member* by March 1, and
all   portraits   muat   b*   t
King's   Camera   Center    1
■He**, by March t
Organ nation   contract*
today.  Any   lata arrangement*  tor
contract*   mual    be    annohi
eist aaeoclatlon office. Hetty faugh   ntM
ell. or CUr* Weymouth. I parly on February !
at tbe Campua meeting Tueertay.lgcr-apbooi.* Mad*
copy assignment*  wet* made   An I    [>«,.,,,   K*pp*   Hoi
at*    Shew,     id*     Devlin,     Beverly \mmK ,„ ,hu acrapbook
Campbell.  Margaret   (lorden.  Fran-   |,h|-ary    Monday    night
ee*   Klrkpatrick,   and   (llorla   An-
trlatlan  ar*  aaked  to  contact   th*
Campus office Immediately
AU editors ar* urged to turn  In
copy a* soon aa possible   Wed lie*
day 1* tb* date filly p*r cm of all
eapy muat be tent to th* print'
There will be another stall m
Ing In one mouth  and editor*
urged lo check their boxes lor
aniioutii.-in.-sit of the date
New editor* recently announced
ar* Benny Phillip*, sports editor:
Betty Isiigbeii, editm of finance
Meal Jansen. pbotograpber. am
Kenneth Lam in*, pbotograpber'* a*
-Fhe  Fregno  Stete  College  Collegian
AMS to Mee* Tuesday
Plane fer ts* eemeater erlll b*
dieeueeed Tuesday nlfht, 7:3t\ In
The Coii.fl'*- •fflee of the Union
by committee memBere ef the
A*e*oi*ted Men Student*. Karl
■uokman,  ap*n**r *r th* ergan-
■Hs
IRC to Meet tor Pic
b will m**t Tu**day at neon
th* .iri . of th* library te
* a group plctur* taken fer
Campus, e*ll*g* y*ar*eek.
i Soto, pr**ld*nt of th* organ.
l  of the
ipbooks lor lha I'SO They
l*o dlactiesed their coming rush
nrty which Is lo be * pi-ogreaslve
backvi aril dinner.
The   group   enlertaltieii   al   a   no
tales*    luncheon    al    the    Hotel
gta*l
I at
ot  Mary
der of the
n    playlni
Mudge Returns
From Meeting
A conference wblcb waa held
•aa Franclaco the It and IS ot
February, wa* held for tbe pur-
pom* of dleetiMlnge, a guidance
manual for hlgb achool atudants
and tbelr advlaera, according' to
Dr. Leul* Mudg*. oommerc* depart
Mat. who represented Freano
Itai* al Ihe request of Dr Frank
W. Tboma*. president of the col
leg.
AjsBer llanuilon, ot Chico Stele
College. *aa chairman „f the con
tor**** which bad representatives
from all ot tbe stale colleges of
California including C a 11 f o r n
PolHe.t.!is. -l  COHege
Tb* guidance manual will com
of all the vocations tbat can
Studied and prepared lor til ■
Slat* college*. Detailed material
the SO or SO vocation u*ua
studied will b* Included.
Dr Mudg* stated bach collage
• ill writ* up different vocations.
Tea* faculty ef Freano Male will
write up the details of businc** ad
Ministration and commerce, engl
nee ring home •rnnomlcs, journal
lam and  medicine
Another meeting will be belli
latter part of April, when tbe i
■al will agein be di*ru**ed
Bids to Frosh Dance
To Be Ready Friday
At a dance in tbe union si
ball Friday night. March I. from
t to It. new freeb and Iranafer
'.lent* will be bonor.ed Tbea*
denla may obtain free bid* in
(oyer ol Ihe main I.ml.ling or from
a member of tbe rally committee
All other atudenl* may buy bidi
for 11.10 per couple '
The dance is open, thai is, ont]
one hair ol Ih* couple* must be i
etater
e Week Left
Class Changes
Twenty Nine Men
Out for Track
With spring rem** track ■•aaoa.
Freeno Slat* track men, tl la
number, under tbe direction of
Coach J. Flint Hanner. ar* Umbering up for the aeaaon with light ea-
ercise*   and   drilling   in   the   fund*
mental* tbl* week and will eon
urn. through next week.
Wltb men like Joe Bhropehlre,
intending quartern)Her; Dill Kl*
in. mller and two mller: Greg
shatter, foraiar Medeeto J.C aUr
hurdler, blgb Jumper, and broad
Jumper, Don Doll, veteran Javelin
Rudy, Javelin,
broad Jumper and weight man;
Frank Paraclto, former Roosevelt
bioad Jumper: Wlllard Williams,
sprinter, and Kennetb Mills, relay
up the greater part
Clark,  Science Prof,
Leaves for Med. School
Le* Clark, lustiuctoi  et biology.
ill leave Thursday far tbe Dai
veralty of Onllfornlt Medical
■t*.*ol.
e medical program wblcb tor
merly took live years baa been
condensed into three and a half
For the first sight month*. Clark
will be al Berkeley.
Upper Division Work Will
Be in Spring Carrier
'   UK!
» point
Hetty Fox waa recently initiated
to the sorority.
Bush Parly Planned
Members   of'tb*   Delta
Bororlly  held their meettnii
horn*    of    Mary lee   dough
were made tor a rush pari
given March •.'
Tbe Nell Fills home was the Betting for a desert bridge party
which the Delta Sigma Epsilon Ro
rorlty recently gave aa a pre rush
party
Members of the sorority ar*
planning lo engage in Red Cross
work during tbe semester.
The Omega XI Omicron Sorority
met in tbe home of Phyllis White
on Peralta Way
Bhow So** Th*m«
' Arrniigemenl* were made lor a
show boat party which will te glv
en in Ibe home ol Elaine Camy on
Hai
•veryon* except
Those    wishing
iheir   program   meal
pproved  by  the Presl
dent'    "
Lai* registrants will be lined on*
dollar and mum liavo the per ml*
slon   of   ih> i'   instructor*   lo  enter
Degrees File Today
Mr*   Wilms Wight, registrar, an-
lunces that degree candidates for
degrees in June, must Die their ap
lions  lor degrees  by  today  or
will be Imposed.
The irarkalera are lo have then
first met April Sl. when Ihey will
meet tbSOdoileato Junior College In
RalelirteSBUdturn A week latei
meet the College of Pi
e niacbstnne Stadium ,
y of California
•Member* of the Pal Chi lota Sorority spent Monday evening rolling
bandsgc* for Ihe Red Cross
A theater party < waa staged at
tbe Tower Theater last Friday
After the show the group gathered
at    Ihe   Cathay    Inn   for   Chinese
Seamnn First Class Roberta llrl.
lol of the WAVK8  was a guesl al
Sue Combs was Installed as pre*
Ident of the Sigma-Phi Qamma So
roilly Monday, evening. She was
elected to take the place of Ihe
mer prealdent. Mary O'Shea,
was recently appointed a deputy
t'nlted Slates marshal.
The mealing was ' held in Ih<
home of llarbara l-ewl» and Mar
ie..!ft  Campbell
Pierson to Start Practice
fuolball coach, will
March It. lo atari t
football practice
Dick *
III frosh mual wear aom* piece
*f gree-n, wblcb may be discarded
when Dr, Frank Thorns* president
ef Ibe college, and Frank' Mesple,
student-.president give welcoming
add revise* during an Inlerrolssloii.
and the freebmenl become full
fKsdged Staters
THE SMART
SHOP
1242  Fulton  lit
II,S' Ilrlgblen up your ward-
<• with a new print Jersey
.- k or a new aull and blouse.
. Also (Miry S Complete Line
ot Dinner Frock*
and  Funnel*
AIuSTROM
WIEBE'S
COLLEGE
PHARMACY
, ,,.h Ms,
onilng  up  hi
The spring aem**t*r Carrier will
iud* work by upper division
silent* for tbe first time in the
history of lb* jnagaeine. according
Miss   France*   Wilson,   faculty
wa* designed to stimulate
work by lower dlvlalon students,
particularly after publication of
be Caravan was stopped, but Ibis
saue will Include atorlea and
poems by both upper and lower dl
ached tile    The
be West Coast Hi
•Jay  IS in the st
lave   yet   to   be   approved  by the
Promoted Captain
A former Fresno State* College
student. William C Whelrhel, tl,
bombardier on a ,16th AAF II 17
(lying fortress, has been  promoted
lo csplain
Gifts
tare—Sporting  i
China and Cry
Walter Byde Co.
1S21-1J11   Fulton   St. Freano
Hardware—Sporting  Goods
Fin* China and Crystal
Enjoy the Hospitality
oflh. ,
Hotel Californian
and
Hotel El Rancho
We ere happy to cooperate
with all college functions
CARL S. STANLEY, President
PLATE  LUNCHES
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SANDWICHES
SALADS
San   Joaquin   Valley's
Leading   .Jeytveler
Since   1910
A. S. Shaddtw
Jewelry Co.
1134 Fulton
Phone 2-3197
The Finest in Diamonds,
Watches  and  Jewelry
SPECIAL  RATES  TO
ALL
COLLEGE STUDENTS
AND
FACULTY MEMBERS
Headquarters for
FRATERNITY and.
SORORITY PINS
Member
Class 1926
Varsity "F" Society
Alpha Fralemiiy
CLASS PETITION
DEADLINE
TODAY AT 4
COLLc^lAM
"BEADA1LE —WORTH  READING"
FROSH WELCOMt
DANCE
NEXT FRIDAY
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. tHIOAY. FEBRUARY 2», IH1
Rush Week Ahead
For Prospective
Sorority Pledges
"Rush week will beg
March 2 and will be climaxed
by preference night, March
9." Mary belle Lewis, president
of Pan-Hellenic announced today.
No person may ha told, pledged,
or Initiated who I* not rsnying
and pealing In twelve unit* ot col
lege work tbe eemeater sbe Is
rushed. Subjects being laken In
high school are not to be counted
No girl* are to b* rushed who are
I'r.ljc    11 ; .| i  ■ *m*nt*
A girl must have att
no  State Coil"*."  for  i
..n-.i
pledged In any sorority, except Jun
iurs or M-ni.ir.. or gradual* atudent* who may be ru*h*(l their
firal ii-m.«iri   In college
The Pal (hi lot* Sorority wilt
open tbe rushing season with a
party an Friday evening March 1
The Delta Kappa Sorority will entertain on March 1. th* Sigma Pbl
■, .'i'ii. ... on March 4, the Delta Sig
ma F-pallons on Mnr.-h S, the Del-
la Mn Phis on March «.. Ihe Omega
Xt Omlcrons of March 1. and Ihe
Alpha Thetas on March R
Prcfartnc* Night
Friday. March », the laat nlgbt
of rushing, shall- be dealgnated aa
preference night: that 1*. each
rusbe* may go to only one affair
on that night. -
No   girl   shall be communicated
with or railed  for  by another ao-
* rorltr girl  while  sbe Is the guest
oP another sororlly during rushing
aftalr
laltendanr
.   laat
lembershlp.
Sllr-nc* period shall begin at 12
p m on preference nlgbt and shall
extend until I p.m. the following
Tuesday Pur hi* Ibis period there
shall be no conversation wbatso
over between any aorortly and
alumni girls and rush*** ol any sorority, wltb the exception of a
greeting
During   alienee   period,  a   letter
shall be aent to every  girl whoee
nsrae appeers  on  the  bidding
of tbe aorortttee. and she must
the Pan Hellenic lawyer during
specific hours to nolify blm ot
No girl *hall be notified by any
sorority lhat ihe 1* lo be tbelr
pledge until a designated
agreed upon by Pan Hellenic
Th* Pan Hellenic League
warned *ororltl*s not to attempt to
Inrluoac* ruahaea by asking If tbey
Intend lo Join a particular sorority
befor* ttaejr will be rushed by thi
sororlly It wa* pointed out thi
.rushing season la for th* purpoa*
of acquainting sorority membei
and rush as* with each other aad
lhat no preasure should be brought
to bear upon the ruabees.
Playhouse
Production
Cast Chosen
John W. Wright, head of
the speech department, has
announced a tentative caatf for
the second three-act University-Street Playhouse produo-
n to be given In late March
-ly April,
rhe play. HpHer  Island   baa
woman cast of six. They Inclade
Aurora Vartlklan, Betty Roeen thai.
i k.i i.   Pratt,   qui'iuii*   Kaablahlan,
Janet   Jurgens,  and   Biol**   Pyana
Rehearsal* for the oomlng produc-
rti will begin Monday under dlrec-
vn  of  Wright.
The itory  concern*  Iwo old sis
r* living oa an Island wltb lb*lr
housemaid. The plot Is oomplicated
lie visit of an old cronie from
lelghboriiig town and Ihe *ud-
ai,f.«aiance of a niece of tbe
ra  and   her girl  friend,
e  . i" im nun  originally scheduled   Mr  the  stage   laat   ••mooter.
was ; .   : i ..iif.i becaaae of compllca-
li-.n-.    *nli   lb*   Wiiii"!   of  Ox   pin
.l.iriiiiii   Tb* ca*t aa tt now stands
ie original one with tb* eaoep-
ot Doha Pratt, who was added
it- cast lo replace Itoiinie Rich
d, who was unable to take tbe
part tbl* aemeeter.
Spider Island will be tbe only
.reeact production to be given
thla semester, but several produc-
lions of one act are planned by
the playbouae member*. Four ene-
have been chosen and are In
process ef being eaaL These
production* will be directed by etudenta I* Ihe play direction claaa
ander Wright's supervision
This play, written by ■ Joeesh
Spalding. Is the aeoeod one with an
Iri caat to be give* by the play
e I* the pasi three aesseelera
The other all-tin cut waa In the
production Cry Havoc, th* story ot
lurse* on Hat.an. given In
prlng semeeier of last year.
MARIAN   ANDKRtON
Theatre to Feature
M. Anderson Wednesday
Marian  Anderson, American  Ne
o contralto, en her tenth Amerl
n concert tear, win be featured
.   the Fox Wilson Theater Wednee-
ttey  at 1:11 p.m.,  under tb* a*a*a-
sorsblp ot tbe Fresno Musical Club.
Ignored   Its America   after   she
mad* ber debut with Ihe New York
Philharmonic   Orchestra   at   Lewi
shon ntadlum in Iti*. Miss Andersen waa. nevertheless a suee*m In
Arburua to Head
Triple S Group
• * i'ii in* Arbnma era* elected
preeldent of Triple R, aophemor*
heaor group, al a recent meeting.
Other officer* elected were Betty
Mlley, vlce-presldenl; Dorothy Hoy-
aeeretary - treasurer; Jackie
Hr*il, historian, and lylvi* Cari*on,
student   council   representative
sxiummi]
Petition Filing Deadline
Today; 22 Applicants
More than 22 petitions for all tha class** ba** bean e.
Betty Pearson, election chairman, announced today, with tee
deadline for Jurninir in petitions set at 4 o'clock this artaw-
noon.
Tho*e who have obtained petition* in the senior t
Theta Chi Plant Ruth
Party at First Meet
M amber* ef Theta Chi fraternity
gathered together Monday evening
b* first meeting of the acme*
(er. Plana were dlacuaaed for a rush
parly I* he given March 1).
' rangetaent* are Being made
i aprl*g I. lima I da tic* which,
coming aa a rllinai to rushing.
pledging, and dilation, will he fee
aln event of the aeaaon
The  fraternity  la alee  planning
river party in the near Future.
The Sigma Tau Fraternity haa
also been planning pre rasfe and
affairs   vhlch  ar*   te   begin
In addition t* a daac*.
have b**a discussed for i
routs and  picnics.
plan*
Vets' Poly-Tech Meet
Drawi Dean of Men
Dr   Mitchell  P   Brigs*. Dean  ef
•n, ha* been attending a training
conference   for  counselor*   *f   vet-
is stnc* Monday al tha Cailfcr
Polyteehnl* RobMl I* «an Luis
Obtap*
Vcludc   Pal
FSC Teachers Tourjr"*
Western Colleges
Fouj       r*pre**nt*tlTi
rreeno  Sute  College
cealty from a tour ef
legee and unlveraitie* on the weet
-oast  to ■ rqua In I  themeelvae with
conditions in other Institutions pa
slnlng te  their reepecllve depe
Included on their Itinerary **r*
San Jos* Stale College, ftaaford
rnlrerslty University ef Callfer-
al Berheley, Ban Praaelse*
State t'ollege. Univenlty ef Ore-
gaa.
Th* group eenatoted at Earl H
Wight, director of athletic*; Dr.
! Cejvon McKIm, head of .the g*
dogygeography department, A. B.
Culberteen. director of the agrtcul
tnre-blotogy department, and Ar
thur Safatrom. manager ef the
Freino Stat* College A ■•wist Ion
Earl II Coir man. profeaaor ef
biology and physical ' ed*eall*n.
raveled with the gronp te Run
ord  and  taepected  th*  bey  area
Preliminary plan* fer Ihe add!-
ion* to Fresno State ware irupeet
ed by the five men tn Sacramento.
n*w buildings, const ruction
of whleh will atari after the war.
Ill he net up on the east aid* ef
le preeenl campua, extending to
Iliackston* Avenue
RuchtM aad Betty WhJttan,
ia*r MtBer aa '
Row*li, vie* pr**id**t, ea
hare Korkett ea* Cast*
Btvoulh for
Whltmor*. 1
Biles haa h
dent    fiorothy   Dtllman   **4  ]
Jaie   Frib*rg   tar  ajseretsry,
Uarahm Onelo far eealal   I ill****■ i
and Janet Jttrgena. **a**4**f.
The    rreahas**    saailaaw
a**   offiee*   loeloa*  MIMaa I
PlaBtea sad I
Kutherfer*   (a*  I
'hoilet   1
rrietay.
Itad t* II Inch** at %M
n* additional sestet* ar*
an th* day ef the
Pearson stains
"There are *tin aeeeral
nee*  watch  as
' lb*
Potter'* Condition
Reported Improved
Dr Kenneth Potter** condltl** IS
reported aa Improving. After hla
releaee from the St aVgnee Hea-
pltal, he will be confined te ass
home lor compiel* reel, aafl It la
nndetermlned aa to the length ef
lime   be  will   be   abeent   from   hla
ea
i a n w h 11 *. Ktnory Ratctlffa,
bead of the social eeleac* deport
, has been conducting the
classes and Dr Mitchell Brtggs will
glv* hi* aaeletanc* whe* he return* to tb* college Monday
"and there
•aled  students
their candidacy "
*i*ctt«% ca*Jna*a ■
le axaWemm mm
R«d Cr*vi Unit
Nominates H*e)ds
new Red Cross .
rented an day tedny, sad
will  he  held   ^
Office Operators Get FSC Queers on Line
outer candidates ar* 1
*!«* easslrssen;
reUry.   I
By Margarel Gordon
That people are funny 1* a well
known fact, but some* Individuals
have more opportunities lo realise
this than other*
Tbe operator* at the switch
board her* al «*reeno State have
nmpl* opportunity to teern ef people'* itrang* thought*, behavior
and action*. For eaampl* eomeon*
called and aaked without say preliminary oxplanatie* or aavytblng
to prepare tbe operator for the
question, "Do rou want any wait*
Other queMiaea lhat hav* taken
the operator*. Jean Bar gar, Phytlt*
N*laon and Pat Kenney by aur
prise, are: "la a spider aa laeeot
or an animal"" "What can I do
■ bout the bug* In my kitchen""
"How ran yon prepare vacuum
packed candy*" People don't a*«P
to realise that they should aak for
differ**! *itsnM(ru that coetd has*
thee*
Tbe  extension*  no*,  aaked  for
ar* lb* business oftle*. registrar'
office, v*t*ran's ofnc*. aad th*
deen ot **aa*n Th* eitenaioaa
that are called from most frequently are The Collegian office, freak
Me.pl*'*. and the AWS oftle*.
One thing that student* doa'i
ilerstand about th* two of **a*al
telephonee la that Uhey has* t* he
connected with outaM* hotar* Uwy
can dial a asssher; thei*for* Uey
sre always dialing Um easrae*IS
ta ih* -ear"
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