1945_09 The Daily Collegian September 1945

              Page Four   	
Football Schedule Given
The following la a copy of the 1945 football schedule, giving the date, opponents, place and tisne. night or day:
fast 1*- California Polytechnic Collet*, StJdfLula Obispo—Score M.
•apt   21    Cotlete of Pacific. Stockton   Bcejayse. PBC.
■set. n— Mlnter Field. Fresno (night)    f A
' Oat     S— Alisons 8UU College. FugstoSptrliona (day)
Oat    IS—California Poly College, rreano (night)
Oat    Se—Santa Barbara Man nee. Santa Barbara  (day)
Oat    17    San Diego Bute, Fresno (night)
Ms*.   S— U. of Nevada. Reno (day).
He*. IS—at Mary's College. Freeno (day).
Me*. S«- Not yet contracted, here (day).
-The Fresno State College CoHegien
State Begins
Land Proceedings
Condemnation proceedings to ob
lata title to IS scree of land east of
She as!lee* stadium were begun Frt-
Tbe  Bute  ef  California filed
' Iratedlj   salt   sgalnat   tke   Freeno
•tato College Foundation, s group
I ef awastaeesmen wbo perebss.d tb*
' of tbe-aellog* until
Frank     W.
ThSBass said ao building program
sett to dsalgsiS te sat a fair par
Chase price tor tbe land.
The acreage embrace* Iota 1 and
'IS af the Stadium Tract and the
northeast fourth of lot IS of tbe
Oould Ranch, snd ia bounded by
Cambridge WsBlali |
Clark   Avesuae.
Bight members of the founds lion
SsOt Frld.y with the state and col
toes oeicials to diecuea tbe aull
Cowell to Lecture
raCeanwaei Ms Pag* II
wotaaa'a choruses, that the college
profeasur and tbe composer became
acquainted snd the campus vl.lt
by the artist wsa arranged
Among th. widely known cnmpo
' swtleas of Cowell are .Tale, of Oar
Gauntry aid* a concerto for piano
aad symphony orchestra, and Anl
BMl Magic, com posed for sym
peseta bead. Tb* fromer waa re
SSldld by tb* All American Youth
Orchestra with Leopold Stokowakl
end tbe latter Introduced hla Sum
Star by Goldman. Bend In New
York City
Thomas Cites
' IComimmrd from Pot* 2)
chase of tbe I'niversity Street Play
house, which houses , the college
speech department; tb* athletic
flielda. and tbe tracta now occupied
by the aclence building and campua
library
In sll esses, be explained, theee
Ister were purchased by tbe atate
at tbe original coet snd tbe foun
dalion thus waa reimbursed.
Citing the progreaa of Tbe college
tbe era precedlne World War II
r Thomas listed tee followinc
fact. \_
The college boast* an afumnl of
ie number ol graduate* in
creased from^Am-WTi to 177 Ir
IStO. a galirof more than 3"<>  pei
Kill I  I
ud-nt
ii.-«:t  m  I km  in
194041.  an   Increase  of   nunc   than
70   per   cent
The number of faculty  member.
•-'•. »7 to 121
AMS Officers to
Make Semester Plans
Nell J*n»*n, AMS preaident ye*
lerday announced that a meetlni
of the AMS officers »ill b.- li.-|.
thl. week to make plans for tb<
flrat AMS activity of tbe year
Tbe AMS. revived during war
time to replace men'a fraternal or
ganlxaliona. haa aa its membership
all men students, who become n
here automatically upon entering
the college Ita function is to spun
aor aocial activities and aid In at
tlvitlea of other organisations
Karl llurkman la faculty adviaet
of tbe association
Hey You!
DON'T FORGET NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT!
Make Reservations to Be ai the
MARIGOLD BALLROOM
FROM 8:30 TO 11:30
for dancing to
Dick Alexanders Orchestra
Featuring Kay Curtis and Martha McGowan
— An Evening, ol Fun lor Everyone —
Ladies 50c Gents 60c
Name
Phillips, Benny
Bolt, Don
Purcell. Don
Ahleaslaeer, Melvin
Riggins, Lester
Randall. Vem
Papac, Louis
Mills, Ken
ollege CoHegien  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^L
1945 Grid Roster ^Ql I PGiJAIM
Age       Wt.        Ht.    CUuts Home Town ^aaaaP     ^^^LW ^aaatW^aaa^'^eJaSsssW ^k^LW ^ ^T       \*
ny B        19        165       6:9        V Corcoran
G        24        170        6:10      V Fresno "READABLE — WORTH    READING"
T5E
HaaaVK
66    ColetWan. Robert
66    Flaco, Joe
57    Mitchell. Millatrd
59 Winder, Conley
60 Viarello. Frank
Taylor, Roy	
Nelson. Lawrence
Skochko, Ray
B
B
E
I
'.
B
B
T
T
B
E
B
Weber, Ed
Kelley. Jack
Shropshire, Joe
DeOrion, Harold
Mongelli, Sam
Raley, Hal
Shaffer, Glenn
Gustafson. Melvin
Bidwell. Oliver    	
Adorph, Norman
Garabedian, Lee
Burton, John
NEW MEN:
18   Stagg. Ralph. V 4
58    Neikirk, Daren. C
Dickenson. Bill
CaUnaai. Joe. C A
V    Veteran;       C    Civilian
B M
B 22
G 22
B 20
B 20
B 22
B 22
H 24
Q 17
T 20
Wt.
155
170
180
205
170
145
145
175
185
170
165
170
195
210
175
180
145
185
190
195
170
.195
165
190
160
200
175
190
200
175.
Ht.
6:9
6:10
6:11
6:0
6:1
5:8
5:9
6:0
6:1
5:10
5:10
5:9
6:1
6:3
6:10
6:1
5:7
5:11
6:1
5:10
5:10
5:10
5:6
5:11
6:0
6:10
5:10
6:1
6:0
6:1
Class
V
V
c
V
Home Town
 Corcoran
..Fresno
Fowler
Fresno
Fresno
Fresno
Sanger
Clovis
Clovis
Fresno
Hanford
V
f
C
Corcoran
Fresno
Fresno
Livingston
Fresno
f
v
V
C
V
V
V
c
V
Fresno
Los Angeles
Lindsay
Fresno
San Leandro
Undsay
Modesto
KinRsburg
Fresno
Fresno
Hunter. V
Wilson. Robert (
Teraian. Hal. C
Fairall. Bill. C
22 Shubin. Abe. V
6'.» Wlls, Bob. V
13 Putler. Ray. C
36 I., wis. Sonny, V
. a Jump of almost 104) per
ml.. ■
flrM* in which
■I climbed from
1S2S to jo ai present
* than I.JOn former atudent*
have put un military uniform. In
\\ ...I.I   War II
iollun nstere of tbe
college |* .bown by thr fact even
In the wartime year of 1946 sa
many a. 10 states ami SS t'allfor
Bis rommunlti.'s. excluding Fresno
were   representeil    in    the    enroll
advantage of tbe federal rehabili
tatinh program or th.- "Ol Hill of
Rights' already ha.,
elaaaes and the veteran, tdminls
tration haa aelected tbe i mpus as
a place for a guldan. •
Piftynm- m<-.Ileal and <!• ital stu
dent,   see   Wxilc   th.ir   Al    sswSJswSI
.1   the   collet.-   were   I
year  In   IS or th.-  tup  " •     cal  and
dental achoola of tb* naliSn
Declaring no institution ..r higher
Warning   ran   stake   It.   r<
on quantltatiw- .lew Inpni. > '  atone.
Dr  Thomas referred to ...   * of tbr
outstanding  achievement
■Sf etu.lent'. ■
ins   So    build
by former atudenta or the college,
example a for
achievement In help
d a new SSU.000.000
shrimp Industry for the country
Tbe story wss published In the
Header's   IMgest
The report referred to the SI.415.
sou building program planned for
the rampua In tbe postwar era and
cited the expanded training pro-
hich will be n    '
VOL XXXIV   FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1946     NUMBJSR 1
Thomas Cifes FSC Progress
And Needs for Postwar Era
According to recent report released by Dr. Frank W. Thom-
ss, college president, on the pre-war progress of the Fresno
SUte College and the post-war needs of facilities for the college, a farm on which young men interested in agriculture
can receive practical training is first   among   the   college's
needa for tbe post war era.
The report, released by Dr Thorn
aa In August, wss designed primarily to rite the colleges needs for
facllltiea to meet tbe Increase In
demand for training
Alao Included among the faclll
tlea ronaldered necesaary if the col
lege la to fulfill tbe educational
role expected of It in tbe San Joa
quln Valley were dormltoriee for
■tudent* from outside Fresno, a mu
nifirant collections available to
the college may be displayed for
public welfare
Since tbe president's report waa
compiled In June, the governor
haa algned a bill paaaed by tbe ley
awaawSS appropriating S4S.0O0 for
land for the beginning of a college
l»r Thomas ssld tbe approprla
tlon will give thy college a atart In
the direction of an <■-
cultural program, adding. "Situat
ed aa It la In an agricultural die
trlct. the college la In an Ifleal po
sltlon lo benegt hundreds of youths
aspiring to be farmers. It la not
fair to theee youths to require that
they go out of the Han Joaquin
Valley to get practical training In
a field which constituted Central
California's   greatest   economic   re
In considering the bousing short
sge for students. In- Thomaa said
that the war has shown tbe need
for adequate living quarter, near
the campus "Inindreds of student.
have been unable to enroll In
rlaases be. suae of lark of hous
Ins." be aald
the   preaident   mentioned  that  the
college   already   haa  a   number  of
.. j   - Raj
somas u»a>«s authobtv or ne coca-coia co«s**mt sv
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF FRESNO
906 "R" Street
English Comp Test
For Teachers Is Today
The Kngll.h composition .ml
grammar test required of all teach
er (mining candidate* will be given
this afternoon from 1 till S o'clock
In It.«.in 117 according to lh- tier
ttu.!.- Mill.ir.I. aaaoclate professor of
Kngll.h
Student, may take the lest any
two hour, during that time lllue
books will be furiil.lu.l but stu
il. nt. mum  bring a fountain pen
fssSSS » ho paaa tbe teat are ei
i-inpt from Kngllab 10S. s review
roui.e In English composition, but
those who fail must take the
...ur.e   l>r   nillard snld
Part-time Employment ,
Open to Men, Women
employment while attending college
should contact Lorraine ahe st. la
Beats, Ml for Information
A .ailety or Joka for Loth in. n
and women studetn. Is available
Mlaa Sheet, will han.n.
ptoymeut officer rsn be round
Kircher Indicates
Large Increase in
Gl Enrollment
A sharp increase of about 100
war veteran enrollees by Christmas st rreano State waa Indicated
this week by A L Kircher. chief of
the veterans' guidance center
Although exact figure* art
yet available, nearly 40 are entered
under the rehabilitation service sad
r.t men snd one
(11 Bill ot Higbti
Kircher derlsrea that at tbe rate
service men sad
discharged at leaat another hundred
students may be expected to take
advantage of thla war department
financed education plan • for the
spring
He points out that laat September
only 2S veterans registered, indl
rating. In tbe San Joaquin Valley
at leaat. the popularity of tbe plan.
' guii. ■ uuiuIh-i." be statea. "are
ex Slater., and therefore their ma
rtlculatlon 1. good, socially and politically " He went on to aay that
thla ia due in a large part to tbe
cooperation hla office baa received
from the college and organisations
Many of the vrtrrana are pre
professional atudenta pre legal
medicine, teaching, engineering,
and buaineae administration
Dr Prancla Smith, professor of
education, acta aa counsellor and
ad\laer for all the veterans under
both program* giving and aupervla
Ing all teats for the Vrtrrana' Ad
ministration Outdance Center
I. T ■sKreSS la chief advlatw
for those who need it. K I* Cwtl
ha* charge et, lh* training office
Enrollment Increases
Numbers About 250
l-arl
svsllsble   c
ipptoximate   Im
j;.u    BwaassaBl
lei la, comptroller About 1.110
regular atudent. are reglatered. a
figure ahlrh ln.ln.le* in students
who sttend st stste expense
An estimate on veterana attend
lug under the Rehabilitation plaa
..ii.l 01 Hill or (tight. I. aet at 100.
DSSBstSS figures on enrollment, in
eluding percentage of women aad
men. aa well aa classes, will be
iv..liable aom.-tlae next•aannth
Aptitude Test Saturday
Ihe aptitude snd reading test
will be given for late registrants
an.I .tu.lruta who have not yet tak
.ii It Saturday at II Sn a ni a. curd
ina to l>r Presets SmiU
prof...or of education
Cowell to Lecture
To Music Students
Heary Cowell fsassd Asset-loss
cotapoeer. who has made lee tears
of Europe .lac. 1SSS. will awake his
•rst public sppearaaaa tames esse-
V alley  two
Cowell wbo has served ss
lor mualc editor la the New York
office of tho OWI. Is aa leave from
the New York »
Research, where ho lo preSissir af
music.
He la a music const
Hsu  American  I'slon
ton,  D   C,  sod  th*  suthor af* 75
published rompoeltlo
Cow.ll will play s number of his
a chord built on aH tha tone* of
the seal** and provldlaff varieties
according to the scale
Chosen for his work with the
OWI because or hla familiarity with
tb* musical preference* of p»*p*ss
mora thaa SS.S00 rewards seed la
oversea* brosdeaats Feurtoea ste
diss broadcast frost th* Nsw York
headquarter* virtually S4 hours s
day
At present, tbe eosspossr. who
I. living with his father Is taw.
C A Hawkins, os Shaw Aveauo.
K working on U.cld.nt.1 Music To
A Hamlet, which will ho a 01 vsr-
don, with sll male part, to he
taken by ssen Is the army or re
cently  released
It wss through the presentation
by the Cweillan Singers, under the
dlrestion of Verne Delaney assiat
ant profeasor of mualc of Assort
d ky Cowell for
tCm
..ed oo Pot* M
BijHclot^Gnaclers ia»
COP in Easy 13-0 Win
BrBuceFtwris
Coach "Pig" Piersoo's battling Bulldogs upset the dope
buckets by scoring a decisive MM) victory ever a heevfly
favored COP eleven in the traditional "Bit Geass," played
In Stockton Friday, night.
It sras the twenty third .aeettaijj of the two rivals aad esede
Statistics of COP
Game Are Given
Tb*  stalwart  aaBtkal  defeadera
held PasiSc to Jast   St   year*
gisaad piers, cootraated srltfc
rases ssada hr   rtSC  hy   raai
plays    OOP   could    averago
allghtly   over   s   yard per running
alar, hat {ae Staters averaged SS
lata hit their stark thaa did COP
tosses, two of IT being completed
for the Tiger, of Paetwa P
Valsrsllo threw the aaaee. fat
Pint downs favored Preano I
to three
Sparking tbe  Prosao Stat* leaning stuck wss Jack Kelley. wl
reeled at SS yards Is alao Ua*
SS yards, sa average af 7 S yards
per try for aloe running play., totaling SS yards
swat College or Psatkc hell-carry
lag effort was that of Dos gssltk.
who toted the hall seven tlssas aad
gained IS ysrda for s ST ysrda
per-try average
Fifteen College Coeds and
Graduates Wed in Summer
Fifteen Preeao SUte Ootleaa
coeds and graduates were married
during the aummer
One of tbe most unusual cere
monies of the aummer waa that of
Ira
The reremon;
the garden of the
at S am Jane 1 Mra Wamaley
graduated from Prestvp State Col
lege In June, and la now teaching
.rammer School
A former art major and Omega
XI Omtcron sorority member. Peggy Moaaeoa. aad U Mark Tikes
were married Juae S Tlbbe. s Ms
Alpha Delta, waa aa outatandlng
Preeao State College athlete
Culminating a year'a engagement. Beverly Huffman became the
bride of Pet Richard Parker Juae
S st tho home of tho hride'a par
onto. Mr and Mrs. Harare Huff
In Hanford. Mra. Parker wss
mooy af Joyce Duaket aad OereM
aa Juae IS   Mrs   I
snd seat President sf th* Pua-Hel
Oa Jaatf IS at S  p.m   tee farmer Prosao auto Casleaa stwaaa
Mildred Walgren sad Sargaat U
laa  Kellenberger. were married
the Plrat Preehytwisa Cherch
married to Ba.lgn James Dc
erty aa Juas IT In tke Nsvy C
el st Corpus t'hriatl. Texas The
bride was s member af tke Delta
kappa earortty aad s pkysloal sde
major   Tho groom  was aa
rCswawaW *• Page J
sad Bute's goal was never mlsas
r threatened
The BaHSses scored early ta the
Smith ewutdget the hoaadlng stff-
skln Hs was Salteaad there hr a
shoe striae uakle by end Mai
Salar
euLLOOoa scone a sain
Ob the Srst play Uawwafter a had
It was midway la tke secoad pe
rtad before the BaBdaas kit saw.
dirt sgals. the sears aasssas ss a
reeult of aoss* headsap plariaff hy
pinal scont tse
Thaa after two passes had hoea
hatted  dewa.  VtJarano   imisssSsf
wIU oad Boy Taylor who skkde a
ii a* ii . eswa sjwetaiaoa gave tea
Bulatsea * hrst dowa oa the akt,
VaaSasBa ateeked aeer right geaed
to tfJare sUadlag ap  A fumble aa
PIBfstwON  SUBSTITUTtS
Jack Katty again operated wM*
als triakr feaalag ss did Joa Shraa.
Male Student Wented
For Night Wetchmen
Aar atale studaat aftereetod la
worklag alghu fro*. 11 pa ta •
tvss ss sight wsirhsass tear sea-
taet Dr Paat V. Sts»S*a la Beass
lira.
Th* job pars SS0 far s sts   lay
weak.  Saturday nights  beta* tS^H