1943_01 The Daily Collegian January 1943

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-The Fresno State College Collegian—
SUMMER SESSION CURRICULA
In  the  1943 Summer Ses
i or t
e its being give
ART
6a Art
11 Clay, 1-2 units: 45 Appreciation
of Home IVcorstion. 1
Art for Teachers in Ser
BIOLOGY
Biology la. Botany and Zoology. 3
units; Biology 101. Nature Study.
2 units; Biology 1U2. Nature Study
Laboratory. 1 unit: Zoology 113,
General Vertebrate Zoology. 3 units;
Physiology t. Elementary Human
Physiology. ,t units: Anatomy 66.
General   Human   Anatomy.
lb Advanced Typing, I Units; 4 Applied Typing, Mimeographing sr
Dictaphones. 3 units; 5 Bilslnei
Correspondence, 3 units: 6 M
chine Calculating and Filing,
3 units; 2a Beginning Thomas
Shorthand. 4 units; 2b and 2c
Gregg and Thomas Shorthand, 4
units; 12s Bookkeeping snd Accounting for War Service. 2-3
ISa Commercial Law. 2
148 Life Insurance Salesmanship. 2 units.
EDUCATION
100a Brier Course in Elementary
Curriculum and Methods, 2 units;
MS. Child Guidance.
Proh
i Educ
Administration   and   Supervisor Elementary Schools. 2 units;
145   City  and   District   School   Administration. 2 units;   14S  History
of Education In the United States.
152 Educational Sociology.
153   Curriculum   and   De-
cation and Guidance. 2  u:
Philosophy of Education.
Inn Seminar IA
laths.  1-2  milts
ENGLISH
lx Fundamentals. 2 units; la
Reading and Composition. 3 units;
5 Business Correspondence,:! units;
SO Great Books, 2. units; 172b History of Drama, 2-3 units; 177 Biography, 2 units; Journalism 16-116
Current Journalistic    Problems   2-3
GEOLOGY  AND  GEOGRAPHY
Geography   la  Principles of  Human Geography. 3  units:   Geology
|Ta Physical Geology. 3 units: Geography 5 Meterology. 3 units.
INDUSTRIAL   ARTS
Elements or Wood Work. 2
30 Toy Craft. 1 unit; 50
Weaving. 2 units; 101 Reed
lure Weaving. 2 units: 130
Activity laboratory. 2 units; ISO
Special Projects. 2 units.
MATHEMATIC8
snd Interme-
2a, 12a Elementary
dlate Strings, 1-2 un .
Elementary and Intermediate Wood
Wind. 1-2 units; 4a b Ear Training
and Sight Singing, 2 unlU: 7ab,
17a-b, 117ab Elementary, Intermediate, and Advanced Voice, 1-2
units; 8a, 18a Elementary and Intermediate Piano. 1-2 units; 9a b
Public School Music. 2-3 units:
II Music Literature and Appreciation. 2 units; Ha Elementary Harmony. 3 units: 39a.b,c.d,e, Instrumental Methods, 2 units; 52-152
Orchestra. 1 unit; 116a Conducting.
Elementary Music
Secondary Schools. 3
units; 12S Piano Methods. 2-3 units. j
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
10-1 Activities for Men. 1 unit;
43 First Aid. 1 unit; 150 Public
School Physical Education. 2 units;
"51 Public School " - - _-
ion. 1 unit: 170 High School Phy-
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
SUBJECT A GIVEN     **
An Eugllah subject A wm w.
given for new stnSanu on Ja.„»?
2J. between 8:10 .« ^ "Bn«*
auditorium. Mis. Helen «„.& *
nounced today. "oarer «n.
A Em or 65 cents win be rfc.r. .,
A pen and pencil I. required   *   '
sis. S unite; Chemistry 5I w ~
tary Inorganic, 6 unit, oh men"
108a Organic ChemistryTSS
Chemistry 109a Organic Ch.» '
Laboratory, 3 units- Ph, , """*
Genera. Physics. m'JJ*! ^
S.-bu Genera, -W!^
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Social Science lb Growth of r, .
Illation. 3 units; Polity,, i,1'
101 American CozUnJ* on' ^"
Political Science mi. * lnlU:
Relations. wTn.t.^t.r1,0,",*1
Juvenile Delinquency*'?^"*
History 191 Survey of nn
Culture. M unit,. Oriental,,
8PEECH
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"READABLE-WORTH    READING"
VOLUME TWENTY-EIGHT
Registration Day
Is February 1
Registration will be for the day
of February 1 In the social hall of
the union, Margaret Cosgrave, reg-
"Altbough we expect a drop in
enrollment." Miss Cosgrave stated,
"It will probably bo small."
The method     " "       " ""*"
IN THE ARMY
they say:
"HAY BURNERS''for cavalry horses
UJUGHEAD''fbr the Army mule
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1948
Seventh Zeta Mu Barn
Dance Slated Tonight
The seventh annual Zeta Mu barn dance, which tradition-'
ally puts the cork on finals for the fall semester, is slated for
tonight in the Marigold Ballroom.
A newcomer to Fresno musical circles will be Sarge Edwards and his orchestra. According to the latest reports, it
"   predicted
NEWVICE-PREXY
32 Degrees Are
Granted Students
Thlrty-t*
• Ive Bachelor of Arts degrees at
le end of the semester. Miss Mar-
tret    Cosgrave.      registrar,     announced today. The students arc:
drew,   Geraldlne
Boney, Paul Ca-
Dorothy Condley Monteleone,
hottest   ever to bit
he Fresno State campus.
Edwards- boys will tune up at 9
nd will play until midnight. Con-
ests are scheduled to be held dur-
Mll be awarded.
or the dance, said. "The new
oupons will be good, starting
today, so  transportation prob
iould not keep anyone from
g a good time."
Bids  are on  sale this  wee
members or the fraternity wei
barnyard "tuxedos" and arc priced
88 cents per couple. They all
may be obtained rrom tbe door-
n at the Marigold.
■We hope that everyone"VfTf dig
t their oldest Jeans and glng-1
ms. so the spirit will be right," I
c Hyde. student president.
urged.
Committee* In charge of the
dance are: Orchestra, Ed Ro*e and
Hat Dlel; advertising. Lou Futrell
and Stuart Hyde: door prize*.!
George Pappaa: tickets. ' I
Hrg and Larry Ecklund: coi
Don Baker; and decorations
lund. Rose and Futrell.
NEW VICE-PRESIDENT for
the spring semester, by virtue
of his defeat of Don Baker in
the run-off election last Friday, is BILL LARSEN, Ml Alpha, and member of the Ag
Club.
Larsen and the three other
new officers will be installed
at the first meeting of the student body r    '
Military Terminology
To Be Taught Nightly
MissWight Named
WAAC Agent
Miss Wlima Wight. Instruci
commerce, has been appointed by
tank W. Thomas, as the
Miss Wight was appointed on th,
request ot Oveta Culp Hobby, na
tlonal director of the WAAC. Mr?
Hobby requested a campus reprt
sentatlve at Fresno State to suppl
Interested students with Inform:
tlon concerning the  WAAC.
As yet Miss Wight has receive
no further information from Mr:
Hobby. She expects to receive boo
tho Information I"
sizing military- terminology
taught by Dr. I. B. May
guage Instructor.
or men training
Dr. Mayers has
,clally designed
o be officers.
»rved ten years
'     >d of-
e or the infantry
John Garrich Will Be
Guest of Phi Mu Alpha
honor at the first annual banquet ot the Phi Mu Alpha, national
; honorary  rraternlty.  tomor-
light at 7:20 p.m.. at the Nor-
March of Dimes
Drive Conducted
Wishing Wells Put In
Boole Store, Cafeteria
The   annual    march    ot    dimes
impaign will be conducted on the
Fresno State campus this year by
Zeta Theta, pre-medlcal honorary fraternity.
Tbe annual campaign la conducted by the National Founda-
Infantile Paralysis. The
campaign began as a benefit for
the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation, a non-profit corporation, established by President Franklin D.
RooaevelL
The Zeta Theta campaign will be
•mphasized    on    registration  day.
Vlshlng Wells will be located In the
book store and In   the    cafeteria
• the convenience   of   students
,o wish to contribute to the fund.
'This Is a very worthwhile fund
4 we hope that the students win
respond to It   generously."   Floyd
Hyde, student body president, said.
"Tbe funds collected are used for
a worthy purpose  and  we   should
realize the Importance ot helping
In something that    will   aid    the
health of. our nation."
Students contributing to the fund
will be given march of dimes but-
The appeal for fonds was originated by Eddie Cantor and promoted by other radio stars. In recent years the campaign, which
features the President's Birthday
Ball, has netted over 13,000.000.
The fonds are distributed among
le National Foundation, research
patients tor after
I among local com-
Jolnlng tl
studen
e WAAC,
inter
Yocum Re-elected
Zeta Mu President
At a meeting ot the Zeta Mu fraternity, held Monday night In the
coed lounge or the union, new or-
flcers were Installed.
Earl Yocum was reelected president for the fourth semester: Louie
Futrell. vice-president: Stuart
Hyde, secretary: Harold Horg.
treasurer: Mervin Salwasser. historian: Larry Ecklund. corresponding secretary: Ed Rose, ser-
:-at-arms: and Don Baker, athletic manager.
SIGMA PHI GAMMA
ire-rush affair was held by tl
Sigma Phi Gamma sororit
"Vednesday night at the Short M
norlal Home.
The evening was spent inforr
illy; games were played and r
freshmen's served.
Installation or oftlccrs for tl
spring semester   will   be   held
treatments, r
10 Science Units
Are Required
talned upon the completion of 10
of the II required units of both
social science and natural science.
Margaret Cosgrave. registrar, has
said. The remainder of tbe requirements mint be completed In
the upper division.
All students. Miss Cosgrave said.
mint take English lx or pass the
entrance examination, and social
science la and lb. Men students
must take social science 5, but
this course may be substituted for
social science lb.
Students making rpark* lower
than C in any course m-.y repeat
the course and receive rail credit
and appropriate grade points. De-
free  credit   will   be  allowed  only
tltlon will be accepted in place of
the earlier mark.
SERVICEMEN ASKED
Patty   St.  John.  Campus  editc