1933_06 The Daily Collegian June 1933

              LOTS OF LUCK
YOU'LL NEED IT
STATE COLLEGE OF FRESNO, FRIDAY JUNE 2, 1933
STUDENTSCELEBRATECOLLEGEDAY
FresnoJState To Send Cinder Artists East
THREEF. S. C. TRAi^TERS TO ENTER
N.CJULM^WCWCAIMjWIO;
HANNER WILL ACCOMPANY STARS
Walt Marty, floyd Wilson, Elroy Robinson Entrain for East Sunday Morning; Men Will
Compete for Olympic at N. A. A. U. Meet
By Lewis l^ibee.
Climaxing one of Freano State's most successful track sea-
ions, Coach Flint Manner -till entrain on the morning of the -1th
of this month nHh three of his best men, the cream of the Bulldog
cinder men, to enter them in one of the biggest track can
held in the United State* this year, the N. C. A. A. meet,
held at Soldiers Field, Chicago, next Saturday, June 10th i
a r^iforal* Trojana.
r.ner   art   Waller   Marly.   Bulldog
,;  Eli-or Hoblneon, eenaatlon
1   rwcont   Marlr   "
"IEd Maxwell to Edit
S5J   Campus Next Year
"Thirty!"
Today Volume XII of The Collegian becomes a closed
The next issue of the paper will 6ee a new editor and
staff publishing the sheet, and it is with regret, but with
best wishes of success, that the present staff turns the
reins of management over to the new regime.
There have been mistakes made in the paper this year,
for everyone is apt to err, but the staff of The Collegian
has continued to publish a paper which it is hoped.the
students and faculty have appreciated. Although there
is a great deal of work expended on the publishing of a
paper in a college, the ntaff has had a good deal of fun
in publishing it, and has enjoyed the experience.
There is no need to review the year's work in this issue
for every reader knows what type of paper has been in
vogue throughout. The paper has attempted to do things;
and in a large part has succeeded. It has criticized institutions on the campus that have never been subject to
criticism before, in turn, has been open to criticism be-
luse of its tactics.
The policy of the paper could be summed up in the following statement: "A paper that has not been afraid tc
say what it believed." It must be admitted that such i
policy is a radical departure from the established prcce
dent for a college paper, and consequently because of it-
style, students murmured; yet the paper continued.
In addition, because of its policy, the paper made on-
emitfs on the campus which is one regret we hope will
soon be eradicated. We are sorry for this, but events
were such that it could not be helped. So as we 1
with a flourish, the word '"THIRTY," we hope that the
animosity will soon die.
The sentiment expressed by some astute philosophi
has been followed: "We have dished it out and we hai
taken it"—GEORGE VIERHUS, Editor.
YEAR'S ACIiTOllEriTllJTt^
BYVAIuBPRWuRAMASSTIJDENTS
ATTEND CLASSES FOR FINAL TIME
Events Include Assembly Awards, Noon Dance,
Open House, Swimming Carnival, Tokalon
Pageant, Omicron Pi Dance
Climaxing what will go down in history as one of the out-
-dina years in Fresno State college history, students and or-
today were celebrating the yea-s a-hievements with
I College Day programs. Under the Icadrship of Tom's honorary society, next week's final examinations
rat-it-  fort-rjUen as students alrullcd   the halls and
"Lay Me Low" Gets Enthusiastic
Reception From Large Audience
' ,'ii.r Spectators Roar at Novel Production of Athenaeum; Les Heath, Grace Ann Gregory
Give Outstanding Performances
ALL-COLLEGE SWIM
MEET GETS UNDER
WAY IN AFTERNOON
Baccalaureate Set
For Next Sunday
lurshy  ol lb.*  Bltma  T.u.  and
epreaentlng   Ih*   Alpha   Tnela   i
0 yard medley rrlar:  1
or dlatance. and diving .vent..
red .tile: I" yard free, .trie. IS yard
Iho ndoL go eut on Uc-
Klnlor. mm north Ol
S. rtrlnonae. "Thy will Do Alwaji
nDooe-'  (Baei)  A CapnolU Cuotr.
t. Scripture Beading. Italrsr Helots.
E. Em lite Snuilun. (Shrilly) A
Cappell* Choir.
<. IItbd.'~r>   Worahln   the   King."