1943_01 The Daily Collegian January 1943

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-The Fresno State College CoHegian-
Wahlberg Resigns
VOLUME TWXNTY-E3QHT~
months of instrucl
Men may apply for admittance
one ot three groups:  A—advanced
meteorology,   B—pro  meteorology.
r—basic pro meteorology.
school algebra and geome-
ycar or high school science
h school graduation
requirements
1 between 18 and 21 yean
have had dlf-
   jral calculus,    a
,nr of collego physics, and have
ompletcd two years ot college.
Men In class A are paid S75 a
nonth. plus allowance of. 12.25 a
lay for rations and quarters. Tul-
Ion and clothing are fre
t and C men receive J50
COLLEOIAW
"READABLE — WOHTH    READING"
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1943.
ERC Men May Transfer
For More College Work
Men in the ERC are now eligible to apply for special college training in the field of meteorology leading to appointment as aviation cadets, according to an announcement received by Dr. Mitchell P. Briggs, dean of men.
Men whose applications are granted will be sent to one
of 29 colleges for rrom
Yocum Elected
Inter-frat Head
leers for the spring seme
elected last Tuesday by the
Inter-Fraternity Council at alunch-
9 The "T-ZONE"-Taste and Throat-is the
proving ground for cigarettes. Only your
e and throat can decide which cigar
you...and how it affects your throat For your taste and throat
are absolutely individual to you. Based on the experience
of millions of smokers, we believe Camels will suit your
"T-ZONI" to a "T." Prove it for yourself!
plctu-cs appear in the 1943 campus j
have been asked by Patty St. John.'
editor, to make appointments with
Mrs. Blanche Wagner
possible  pending  the  decision:
organizations as to group or
vldual  pictures.  However, any-
lay in the schedule should not keep
students   rrom   making  Immcdlste
appointments ss they
Miss St. Johi
Canteen Lacks
Carmen Miranda
Who  will  be   Carmen   Miranda
That is the question or the momen
at the University Street Playhouse
where   "Caribbean   Cruise."   ne
canteen production, Is being cast.
Informal tryouts for dancing and
singing roles were held In the Playhouse yesterday afternoon under
the supervision ot Virginia Hess,
Dorothy Hutchinson, and J. W.
Wright or the board or direction.
More   talent   Is   still   desired,   and
s  Playhouse office
held li
aether
row afternoon. Skits and dlalc
are being prepared, and will
ready for casting soon, axco
to the directors.
J. W. Wright, head or the d
department, will leave tome
for a three day trip to Los i
for I
B   Will   g
Medical Students
Will Take Test
Pre-medlcal. dental, vetinary anr1
pharmacy students have been
asked by Dr. G. W. Grai
biology, to take a medical aptitude
v IL
i  Thursday.  Jai
Although the test Is usually gl'
mends that student* In their thlr
semester or ister take It, since Dr.
F. A. Moss, chairman ot the
mlttee In charge, has said tl
is  doubtful  as  to  whether S]
Dr. Gra
n Room  >
pay the dollar    fee    charged    for
printing and correcting the tests.
Frolik, Pomerance,
Dalbotten Give Recital
The Pianoforte Club will present
Theodore Dalbotten In a recital
Wednesday, January 13 at S o'clock.
Mis* Frolik will perform Bach'*
Fantasia in C Minor. Capricclo by
Scharlattl. Chopin's Nocturne, Op.
48. No. 1 and Three Fantastic
Dance* of Shostakovich.
Mis* Pomerance will play Mozart's Fantasia In C Minor, Intermezzo, Op. 116. No. 6 by Brahms.
A Dance or Spain by Iturbl. and
Prokofietrs Gavotte.
Dalbotten'* numbers will consist
Etudes Op. 25, No. 6; Op. 10, No.
and Op. 10, No. 4.
cum, president, Zeta Mu; Tom
in, vice-president. Theta Chi
and  Bob Heeren.    secretary-treas
Students Will Vote
For ASB Officers
Which ones of the eight candidates running for student
body officers will win the race will be decided tomorrow,
when students will go to the polls for the first generel election this year.
In view of the military situation, there is a surprising
predominance of male c
Hotel t
■r for the Inter-Fraternity
ill be held at the Basque
tight, at which time
Mil have the Installation or
■its. There Is also to be a discus-
don as to the foture Fresno
College fraternities.
Howi
Hen
Jut-going
president, said, "Although the con-
uance of fraternities through
ct semester depends largely up-
thc calling of the reserve
B rratemltles will contlnut
>art or February whether the rei
liar rushing period will be held c
lot. at which time the number <
illglble    rushees    can    be    dete
Pacific Problems
Taught at Night
* of t:
. Paciric in \
night c
be taught by Dr. Isaac B. Mayer
will be offered once a week, beginning  next  semester,  according
Dr.  Emory Ratcllfre, head  or  t
social science department
The class. Dr. Mayers said, v.
be devoted to a discussion of geography, natural products, people!
and political aspects of the island
of the Paciric. including the Philippines, Australia,   Indonesia,    Poly
will n
t will
the
modern world, touching on such
problems as their disposition. _
Independence or the Phllipplt
the measure or seir-government ot
the Netherlands' East Indies,
the position of Australia and New
Zealand within the British Emplr
earned from this    upper    dlvlsh
of Zeta Mu
Ride Made
Maps
Hay
The sign-up of couples who
Planning to attend the   Zeta    Mu
a Dance Is now being held
ofrice or Floyd Hyde, studi
body president.
Maps ot the route to be taken
students, at
Iar stops to pick up thi
■ Donation.
Ill   t
TEACHERS REPORT
Students
wishing   to   undertake
observation
or  d
Irected   teac
Una
next  semes
1    requested
to
have aline
In the Regi
oftlce on o
fore Januan
ccordlng to ,
. rt.
Lang, chairman
eacher    tral
olng
formed of their full approva
consult Mrs. June
Teacher Training C
WAACS WANT COEDS
An    advertisement of particulai
Interest to conege women In theii
senior year appears on page 3 or
this issue or The Collegian.    The
advertisement,   that  or  the Women's Army AuxllUary    Corps,    re-
Is that college    senior   women
: now enroll in the WAACS and
placed  on   Inactive  duty until
graduation.
opportunities
the  si
t that t
now offers.
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
dncsday, January   :
the eight people running, four
" fifty per cent—are men. This
percentage Is more than twice as
Urge as that of the second semes-
last year, when only   22   per
last minute entry for the vice-
presidency Is Leo Souza, president
if Phi Mu Alpha, honorary music
organization. Souza Is also a member of the Key. honorary scholarship society, and of Kappa Deiu
Phi. education honorary. He Is envied In the V-7 class of the naval
Bill Larsen. another vice-presidency hopeful, is a member of Mu
lpha and the Ag Club. He la en-
ited In the Air Corps Reserve.
Don Baker, the third vlco-preal-
?nt candidate. Is a Zeta Mu. Bak-
- Is a star quarter mlier and Is In
le Marine Corps Reserve.
Margaret Weymouth. Clare Wey-
outh. and Berdlno Hendrickaon
111 compete against each other
t the secretarial Job; Virginia
tger   and    Sue    Henderson have
a leg
e ofrice .
Deadline Set for
Blue Key Award
Applications for the Blue Key
scholarship should be made before
the end of the semester, Dean of
Men Mitchell P. Briggs announced
today. The applications will be accepted at Dr. Kenneth Potter's of-
The scholarship Is for 1100. with
50 awarded each semester.
All   men   who   have   completed
ichool is also considered.
ed Is not considered in award-
he scholarship unless all other
qualifications     are     approximately
daquc is given In the winner
e award to be kept by him.
nt holder of the Blue Key
irshlp  is   Bob Walton.
Dr. Thomas Leaves for
Three-day Conference
College President F. W. Thomas
ft   today   for   Sacramento   for  a
three-day conference with the Cal-
ornla Btatc collego presidents and
e state board or educaUon.
Purpose of the meeting is to dls-
is.h certain legislation and war-
mo problems  raced  by the state
colleges.