1947_11 The Daily Collegian November 1947

              TRAIN LEAVES FOR STOCKTON AT 3:36 P.M.
1
Following U» boollr., rutf. and
rlson.   ttorris   Feurateln, Jack   La
BonU.   George   Woosely.   Barbara
Clair, Bob tlooey. Ted Insure. Jsn-
In ihr bookstore  Hound trip tick.I.
Itoblnson. and  Pat  Snyder.
tlnne  being  sou  until 1  pjn.  to
WOMEN TO* PLAY
day wbcn the office will be closed.
Stater, planning lo so on the train
commillee will  pUy  . preliminary
"game" before Friday nlghl'. Tiger
Dulldog club In Slockton'a Iini.r
Tbe train will IMS. at I:JO p. m.
Stadium.
today   It 1. eipected to am.. In
Tbl.   action   will   Uke  place   In.
Two loading and unloading place.
•re arranged   One 1. tbe Sanu Fa
sweat shirt, be.ring lb* nun*, of
railroad depot downtown, and th.
FSC   and   COP   players.   Ihe   rally
ranted   for cltr  transportation  to
FSC players will be Alice Fray aa
the    COP    .ladlum.     Immediately
Jury:  FlorabeU Smith a. Bill  Pel-
to;  Jo Crane aa  IJelm.r  Hanner:
Carol   Harlan   aa   Sun    Mongelll;
ITS AN OLD CUSTOM
Ronoa   Treal   u   Bill   Robinson:
Belly Baker .« Hal Wheal: Janice
Zanjtow, district paMenser manager
*TmnseT\n7cku.rwbPr.,l,
«ir.'.*!eiitone'.0dr"n TtoS
lead tbe COP rooting section, while
Doris   McDonald   and   Pat   Snyder
"irTpaat trip.    railroad   omeUU
Donna Mornson and Lucille Mills
COP    tilt    tonight    «t    Stockton.
Th* special train trip to San Jo.e
Isst   hum   re.ulted   in   damage
which   tbr.at.ned   to destroy  tbl.
»"<!u°i no* d'amaae "e'traln'wa^d"
Scbwarti. FSC band director.
make a fan split band entry.   It ts
Playing  Tiger Rag.   After  this.  It
Mills. Anne Cochrane. Donna Mon
the unofficial FSC flgh. song.
■COUeEOIAH
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ->:
Five Coeds Named £*2££* jStudeht Council Talks
Potential Queens   Night in union   About NSA Affiliation
EIU Jean James. Virginia Tabor, Carol Van Tuyl,
Hardin, and Mary Ellen Hunt were elected by the stu
 ampua queen candidates. The five girls
he National Students Association highlighted Wednesday
. ft..!. Met'i.y. senior ix.litieal science student and a memi».r
of NSA. presented the national anil regional constitutions
nouses of several of the leading colleges in the state.
McCoy, Harlan To  ;„;;.*::„„,	
Represent FSC At .«^£2;
Student Congress  ;53:;ri£
aaam .m b. divided i Campus Red Cross "
rpb'."«.'oT,.1be'i'' s'so'vie'. To Be Reorganized ;
Race Question Crops
Up On College Campus ;
Another effort to open all rumpus groups to all school mem- "
hers, regardless of color, made its appearance this week in
the California educational s>\- t.tn. Santa Barbara ('..liege, part  ":
. of the University of California, conducted a student poll on "
whether or not  to bar campus  organizations  that  have a *.'
T ■ ',     ',   Varsity Varieties '■„
:|S^i^T',r,i*""cr. Planning, Work   ~\
'"' Gets Underway
*^zE£^" «!Sr"^ "'::"' Concert Set For Tuesday ™rnT
! Auditions For FSC ,
Radio Show Start \
Monday At KMJ    ;
lor th. former Si
r-eni'charge, [had  been produt