1945_02 The Daily Collegian February 1945

              Pege Four
inference Held
On Campus
A Joint cotiferer.es. ot Junior* OOl
lege rapreeeptatlvae snd campua
faeully member* at th* r..liege w*l
* held oa February It ragardlng th*
coordination of low*r dlvUlon
*j*)ren.**ts at FSC with enuKe
tyeanee being offered In the Junior
college* of tb* San Joaquin Valley
a* a mean* ot tarliltaiiug the Ira
far of slndsnts from the valley
etltntlona to th* local campua
A R i-Tig d*an of upper ri
sloti. preelded *nd explained th*
purpose of the mealing wa* lo
make more •elective tb* college
■alley of providing ■ .indent mey
complete any lower division requirement by taking an equivalent
counr in a Junior collage
It I* eillmated a large number
*f studenia will trenalar to the col
lege sfirr completion ot thalr Junior
college programs
Tha Junior college reprearnta
live* ware gu**t* ol th* collage at
a noon luncheon In the Student Un
Ion and tbe general conlersnce, attended by Dr Fralib' W. Thomas,
college preeldent. and beads of the
depart ment* en the campua. was
held In tba afternoon.
-timing the Junior colleg* rspre-
•entatlvee attending war* Oraoe
Bird, director ot tbe Bakerafleld
Junior College: Dr. J. O. Mel*ogh
lln president ot tb* Reedley Junior
College and district superintendent
of Reedier school*, Elliott Taylor,
aetlng dean ot Ih* Reedley Junior
College T. A. BlleeUd. district
■uperinundent of Coallnga; Bar!
Q Smith, dean of the Coellngi
Junior Uollege. and Oeorg* i: Ol
•en. head of the physical education
department; Mildred Waller*, dean
*f women  and busln***  educe!'
instructor    and   Laura   1*111 in
head of tb*  music department  all
from  th*  Coallnga  Junior Collage
Freshman Antics
Amuse Social
Science Instructor
The  Fresno  State   Colin go   Collecjian
Saturday It- Deadline        | Newman Club Plans
Duck man. social
it rresno State
depended   upon
l..t   1
•  aubjects,  tha  new   Ireihmen.
Buchman hold* no grudge again*!
Iheee Iambi:   he Is  merely amused
r antics, and lor this fa* la
be blamed
For
lie. him
1 rather
•snlly
tied. 1
Ex-Stater Awarded
Oek Leef Cluster
A fourth Oak Leef Cluster 10 his
Air Medal haa been awarded So Sec
ond Lieutenant Alfred J Marker
ale a tenner Stater, for "courage.
coolnes* and skill" while parttcl-
patms In bombing attacka upon
Herman war plan!, and upon Nasi
ulUtary d*f*na* point* and communication lln*s In conjunction
with advances ol Allied armN
w eater* Ifcirope
FLAT* LUNCHIS
FOUNTAIN   DRINKS
gANOWICMtS
* tALADt
VARSITY  LUNCH
14T1 IS, Van Neee
THE SMART
SHOP
1241 Fulten St.
iliRI.H' Brighten up your wardrobe wltb a new print' Jersey
Frock-iir a new ault end blouae.
We *Uso Carry a Complete Uae
of Dinner Frocka
and Formala
tek   before
deciding   he   waa   In
*w   Upon  discovering
be   said.    "Why   didn't
meone lell
Acrordln'g
lo   li.1. km. 11    th* n*w
oab are no
rmel:  thi-.   bellvn lhat
men   dear em led   from
hey   us* standard   ex
!■•■■  for their shortcomings
Changing 1
10 a more a*rlou* tone.
Id tbe froeh ar* show
ig   an   Inti
.reat   both   In   getting
[For Campus Pictures
Portraits fer th* III* CaatptH
will he taken a* later than Salur
day,   Edit*r   Clars  Weymouth an
ngnnced  today
All orgaalaation aoolxncts were
due Friday. Anyone not turning In
ntracts mu*t contaet the Aeeoel-
ion   Office.   Betty   Caughell,   or
are  Weymouth.
l.i.i. ol me tn be i«. officers, sponsor*, and new member* prior to.Friday, March IS. ar* doe by that
dale.    -
Thoe*   atudvni*   whn   wiii   he**
.etr  pictures  retaken
Rsgtns -Hill. Pat Ahbig. Helen
Alit*.\Cst-i>l Van Tuyl. Edith Said,
I'ltinaei    Aurora Vartlklan.
Tea for Monday
Member* of commit!*** planning
th* Newman Club tea for Monday
afternoon, March 5 have been
eehed lo meet In the AWS office
st 11 o'clock en Thureday.
Ann Notaraagelo, eoclal chair-
man for lb* club, will he Ihe general chairmen for tha attain Helen
Klein and Hope Oatendorf will be
In .charge of invitation*, and Joee-
phtne Arburua wilt take car* of
decoration a
Barring will be Lealie Crow,
Helen Klein. Hope 0*tendorf, J*an
McCain. Mary Jane Mnlabergen.
Dorothy Schrelber. Barbara Gait,
and Joyce  rellei
Meraiou Oaato will be in charge
of entertainment.
AWS Entertain
At Card Party
Th* aaaaal Associated Women
Studenta' party tor new freafamen
and transfers will b* In tbe form
Ot a card party tomorrow after
noon from ! to S in tbe union social hall.
Paarledna l*r*en. In charge of
tbe affair, aald lhat tbe decor*
feature a 8t. Patrick's
day theme
Vein*   Hack   Is   In  Charge  ol   ro
freabmeni* tor the party.
Prise* will he awarded tor the
hlgheat acorea In each type of game
lions  have  been  aent  to all
I new women students, but other Its*
I  I*  I
participating   In   college   actlvl-
ir The latter he believes might
du* to Frank  Meeple and "bla
troupe"   addreaalng   the  aoclal   1A
and acquainting th*
students   with   atom*   of  tbe  tradl-
Fresno Stats
Homemaking Club Meets
Thar* will be a meeting of ths
Home Making Club al n» In lbs
Practice Apanmsnt M a r c I
Thursday
San Joaquin  Valley's
'   Leading   Jeweler
Since   1910
A. S. SI1.nl1.ilW
Jewelry Co.
The Finest in Diamonds,
Wotcl.es   and   Jewelry
SPECIAL BATES TO
ALL
COLLEGE STUDENTS
AND
FACULTY 1
Headquarters for
FRATERNITY end
SORORITY PINS
Member
Class 1926
Varsity "F" Society
Alpha  Fraternity
UOOS BROS
CAN YOU BARE IT?
"COLLE^IAM
"READ ABLE-WORTH   READING"
FBK3N0, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IT
Dance Will Honor Freshmen
Friday Night in Social Hall
Green (.inks and ribbon*, according to Rally Committee
Chairman Betty Veale, muat be worn by first semester frosh
to gain entrance tt> the Froeh Klin if, a dance honoring new
freshmiMi, Friday night from 9 to 12 in the union social hail.
"Wearing the green,"  Miss Veale nafd.  *'ia absolutely
necessary *■ the bids of Ml*** atu-*  *	
•lent* will 1... .I,,-, k.-it st the door."
All new studenta. first semester
freshmen and transfer*, may obtain free bids from a rally com-
mltlee member or In tb* foyer of
tbe   a dm 41*1 ration   building    All
other studenta may obtain indi
vldusl bid*, which will be on sale
Thursday and Friday, for f SO
During an Intermission of tb*
• inti'.- the new Irosh will be formally Initiated into the* Fresno
State College Association Welcom
lux addressee v.jji b* Riven by l>r
Frank Th*mas, ; l-i.-t-.t ol the col-
•Sege. and Frsnlt Mesple, student
president, and the "greenle*" will
become full  fledged Htater*.
a open: that Is, only
•  half  nl I
mpl*
will
provided    by    l.lrk    Alesatiri
hi) orch**tra.
Refreshments will bo served
Wright Returns
With New Ideas
John W Wright, bead nf the FSC
speech department, who returned
from Ihe Rocky Mountain speech
I'ontereiire at Denver University
laat week. *ald that tbe trip to Denver waa worthwhile because ot tbe
many novel tdeaa In speech correction and Instruction which he
not from the discussion,
Tbe speech department at lien
ear University. Wright said, place*
enfbhnsl* on ■precb' for social ua-
as*. speech In democracy, and
speech In tha (-hanging world.
The department ts modemly
equipped, but, Wright aald, the
emphasis placed on Ihe modem
equipment haa a tendency to re
place Ihe  fundamental training In
The best developed phaacs ot
the speech deparlment there are
speech pathology snd forenslca and
the university has a children's
speech ■clinic. jfl
The speech and education de
partment* work closely together
he said, snd everything of value
which lakes place tn the com mil
nlty la incorporated In the unlver
ally, Wright said.
Another new Ides being Inau
gti rated at Ihe ".diversity la Ibe use
of seleejed advisers, who are mem
ber* ot Ihr leaching slaff and wb«
have bad special training In advls
ing. Tbe advialng ataft counsel*
student* ftnm all academic depart
AWS Election Manager   j-™^ Q^^
i\s
FULTON AT FRESN<\STREET : FRESNO
Petition* are now available
•l>e*n Mary llaker'a office fur AWS
election manager, an office vacated by Rossmary Roe*.
Petition* mual be signed and returned by Fildsy. and Ibe election
uill be next Monday,
Nisei to Explain
Camps to IRC
Freano fllnte freshman fsosuk*
Hookle Kin.nl. American Japanea*
recently relumed from the Oil* Relocation Camp sl Rivera, Arixona,
will   apeak  on  tbe  organisation   of
national Relations Club meeting in-
day at 11 In Room 113
In a 10 minute discussion period,
Kawal will attempt to answer any
questions concerning Ibe Internment   of  American Japanese
Kawal a student of Fresno Stat*
before Internment, Is a *
enc* major and while at Olla. waa
the  block   captain   of  part   of  the
Kawai Is on* of ih S3* person*
of Jsphness ancestry that have re
turned lo the west Coast since January t. when Ibe army approved
their   return   from   war   relocatli
Approximately 1.1M moved **i
ward during the seven-week period
through February IT to Join the
33,000 evacuee* who had previously relocated there. An additional
S3 left Ihe center to enter actlv*
army  service,
or the SIS. most of them in family group*. 413 hars corns to California. IS to Washington. II I* Oregon, and 33 to Arixona. Of the MOO.
Illinois received itl, Ohio 110. New
York US, Michigan 71. Colorado IS,
and New Jeraey It.
Tbl* meeting will be the flrat th*
IRC haa held in the second aeav
esler. All *lud*nla are permitted
lo attend aa the IRC Is a club
with an open  membership
Following the meeting, the IRC
will adjourn to the library to have
their picture taken, Lee Soto, president, announced.
Red Cross Workroom
The Red Oo** surgical dressing*
orkroom. Room 105 In the library.
Ill remain closed through ths rest
of the present Red Croe* year
mding In March.
Tbe workroom will reopen after
new Red Croc* officers and committee chairmen have been chosen
Contest Ends
W*dn**d*y midnight *nd* th*
first competitive period et the
War Activity cant**t to select the
ot   th*   month,   Chairman    Ruth
Smoot  announced today.
All point* *arn*d *lnc* February 1 through Fsbruary ZS muat
b* turn*d in by Thuraday noon.
Miss Smoot aeld.
Attention Seniors!
Mrs. Betty Pr.L.r. boehMer*
minagar, announced today that
Beaduatlen    announc*m*nt*    may
^^^^^^^      lers
Holder, ol Fnsoo Btstt Col
lag* Association tarda bearing
th* number* H and BIS ahould
oall at tlie aeeecietlen efflee immediately, according, to flnencial
secretary, Adel* Hum*.
Red Cross Drive
Begins Thursday
The 1M5 Rati Croaa fund
drive will be if in Thursday and
continue for two weeks, wTOtj
a got] of 100 per cent mem-l
bership among college student*,   according   to   Gordon   W al I
alh.   preeent  Red  fro**   liej.mr.-i '
ind  chairman  of  the  finance and
tin.I   raising committee
A   booth  will   be  **t   up  outsid*
he entrance to the union snd
turee*' aide* will keep Ih* booth
open from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m dally
Msry t-ou FTymlr* 1* chairman ot
the Red Cross volunteer nurses'
sides committee.
An aaaembiy Tuesday at  11  will
turee on Red fro** actlvltl** and
a  apeaher  who  haa  not  yet   bean
Contribution* lo tbe fund drive
■ III be accepted at the aaaembiy.
A year's Membership In the Red
Cross may he bad by contributing
one  dollar  to  the  fund  drive
membership card Is given to a
atudent    who   /Ives   a   dollar
more,   and   after   the   election
morrow, no ■tud*ntawho doe*
hold a membership card may 1
In Red Cross election* or take part
Id Red Croe* committee work.
Thirty-Six Students!
Petition for Offices;.
Election Tomorrows!
Thirty-six studenta wilt hav* thalr xtannts ee
morrow In the race for the office* of the four cJsvm
fng booths open from 9 a. m. until 4 p. m, Betty I
tlon chairman announced today. ajttmsa****************'
"A voting booth will be located in ths foyer ot the Vmmm I
——.    ——■ ■     ■■»—■ '  ■■ f**^ another one aaay h* glased SB
Blind Xylophonist I«% -r^*air - r"
To Play Thursday
Sorority Rushing
To Begin Friday
Th* rnablng aeaaon will be
opened Friday by a dessert bride*
party given by the Pat Chi lot*
Sorority. Saturday. March I. the
l>elta Kappa Sorority will enter
prospective pledge* with a
progressive backward dinner, the
folio* Ing    evening.    March    4,   the
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority will
a b,**k(*«t using a St. Psx-
1 theme: members of th* Dell*
Sigma Epallon Sorority will bar*
candle-light tea on March G: DeKa
Mu Phis will give their rush party
March I: ths Omsga XI Omicran
Sorority I* planning a showboat
party for March T: and Ihe Alpha
Thai** will bold open boose 00
Marrh S.
Preference nlghi will be Friday.
March » Each niahee may go to
only on* affair oa that night.
No person mey be bid, pledged, or
Initiated who la not carrying and
passing In t**lv* units ol college
orh the temsstsr *b* I* rushed.
Subjects taken In high achool are
it counted, and  no girl*  on  pro
illon may he ruabed.
Before a girt can he rushed er
pledged to say sorority she moat
bar* attended Fresno State Col
leg* for at leeat one seasester and
carried and **assed In twelve unit*
with a C at-eraa*. esoept Junior*
and senior* who ma*" he rushed
their first semester in oelVege.
FIINCI  KNOX
Pierce Knox, blind iyk>phoa!st,
will be presented Thursday. March
it a m under the soeploeal
iff th* National Transcribers Society for Blind ot Palo Alt*. CaH-
~ rale.
Because be can play th* Meat
difficult mualc on 00* of the moet
difficult instruments, Knox, a fee-
ure artist, la regarded aa on* ot
he moat phenomenal musicians ot
Number* In hi* repertoire Include
(iypsy Airs," "Stars aad etrtpee
Forever'* and "The Hungsrlsn
Rhapsody," V
Recently completing e succeaa-
ful tour of Kaatera hlgb achool*
colleges, he played far Rln-
le,y'* Believe II or Not" exhlbiUon*
it h tbe Ban Franelsee and New
York  Worlds' Fair*.
1 seen hi* muatoal numbers
other blind will desiionsirst* the
Braille System of w riling, ead oxbow Braille booka ar* mad*
for th* blind
Tbe concert   program I* directed
r  the   eoclety   hy   employ lag   the
Mind   In   order   to   me**   Braille
books
FSC Pleyt Host
To PE Ini^niCTori
.■no Stale Colleg* ws* the
1 of a meeting of more than
ISO physical education aad health
Instructor* of California laat week. ■
The general opinion expreeeed
by the asen and waane* attending
waa tbat to* much Importance ia
being pieced on Individual physical
fit nose I eels given student*
The war has forced the systoaa
more building of the indlvld-
il's strength and etaiBia* rather
thsn th* art of gmep gams* tastt
were follow**!, almost eielaaively.
before the war.
Miss Bernlce  Moss ot  Berkeley
consultant  In th* eosvaal  health
departmant for   ta*  eBue  eeeert-
neat of pubHe IssaRh. preeHil st
be penel dlscuseloa
Concert Tickets
Am Available
student body oard* aad B |
of th* Moral tax g* t
Mary   Kshler   and   Wertna*   I
Secretary    Ilorothy   IXUaasai  aaMV 4
Jane   Friherg.   ieaaf   J*r**n*
Marie aUoffoog.   isaelal "ITrxsge. |
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