1947_06 The Daily Collegian June 1947

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- The Fresno State College Collegian .
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Editor -'  Edmond Bo
Adw?:;: ;m Manager	
Sports Editor	
Makeup Editor	
Feature Editor	
Social Editor	
Club News Editor	
Copy Editor? Marian Zailia
Stall  Pholoqrapher 	
Circ-.;'..r-.cn Manager	
 Bruce Farris
 Walter Mitchell
 Bob Minor
 lean McCain
 Gwen Zander
, Margaret Munson
 Gordon Scott
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ANOTHER YEAR
When the Ust senior receives his diplonu
next Thursday evening at the 36th annual commencement exercises, the 1946-47 school year
By Gordon Scott
THE PERSONNEL ... for the Rally Committee has always been a matter of selecting
least the students who were ready to put in
long hours for little recognition. T
in past ones, the Rally members
lessly overburdened by making them responsible for too many affairs during the football
season. For this group of twenty-Hi
bers to be responsible for pre-gnmc
between-half stunts, and after game dances
meant that their energies had to be taxed tol
a point which caused neglect of some of those]
important duties. Next year some cnnsiilera-
tion must be given to the Rally group. By
designating the Public Relations Committee
the duty of preparing and staging pre-game
rallies and the Freshmen Week Committee
the job of arranging after-game dances, none
of the student committees will be overworked.
At the same time, members of committees
outside the Rally group will be taking <
student activities and will be feeling
of the student government.
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It will be hard (or students to foreet the
hurried and harried meetings preceding the
Oklahoma game last fall, for at that time greater understanding and tolerance arrived on the
Fresno State College campus.
Students will remember the special train to
San Jose, the first special train since before the
war. They will remember defeat at the hands
of the Spartans on a rain soaked field—they will
also remember victories over such rivals as
Santa Clara and COP.
Again Fresno State won the swecpsrakes
award in the annual Armistice Day parade.
Maxinc Larscn. FSC coed, reigned over the
Armistice Day events as  "Miss Victory."
A little later. Dorothy Dillman was chosen
Campus Queen and was crowned at an elaborate ceremony during the annual Queen's Ball.
Events came fast and furious during the
entire year—there were few dull moments
New events appeared on the campus—ihe Kil-
roy Contest which was judged by George Mo
Manus, famed illustrator of Maggie and Jiggs.
and the Kilroy Dance which swelled the coffers
of the World Student Service Fund. And there
were rhe regular events which will always be a
part of the college's calendar—Blue Key Community Chest Dance. Zeta Mu Sweetheart
Dance, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the Blue
dents, the sheet covered the activities ...f the
frolicking students in the high Sierra vacation
land. The paper was eight pages, issued every
Friday.	
Key Carnival, Hey Day, and the Masque Ball j o
which brought Fresno State its firsc name band | *"
for a college affair.
Who will forget the Varsity Varieties and 'f
ihe talcm-loadcd cast which included Eddie i,
Cintor? Who will forget the student council *
debates—to have or not to have Spring Sw ing? .
Who will forget the council meetings which h
lasted far into the night? And the priiblem of J^1"'•*
whether or not to revise the constitution?
Under the able leadership of Student President George Zcnovich, the 1946-17 school year
will no doubt go down in Fresno State's history "
as one of the most active an J most successful. '„
The year has been one of many trials, but a
really successful year is never one which rui
smoothly.
When the last senior receives his diploir
next Thursday evening, the 1946-47 school year H
will become another year in Fresno State's his- jai
tory—but it will be a year which will not be I.
soon forgotten.
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Martin, Shaffer to Run
In Compton Relays
Merle Martin and Glenn Shaffer, Fresno State's two!
outstanding high and low hurdlers have been invited to
compete in the annual Compton Relays tonight.
"" i Martin and Shaffer will travel to Berkeley
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