1946_04 The Daily Collegian April 1946

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Carolyn Bockley
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3onny Phillips
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Copy Editor                                       Betty Kent
Club News Editor                        lanel Adams
Society Editor                              lean McCain
Spcrts Writers                           Bruce rams,
3cb Minor. Mike Janigan
Circ-jlat:.-r. Manaacr             Gloria Ar-.tnasian
Sta:: "h ::? 7raj-::ers          3i;i Scctt, R:d Guske
Even though many original members of the
class of   "46" left lor the war. and even if a
war hadn't come along a number wouldn't have     PerSOnal  Contact
finishcei. there were still some old members        Yesterday the War Memorial dm
around lo keep in stride with their class. They
were the onc-s that led the class through the
A dollar isn't too large- a sum to pay for
class dues, but it dots become large when its
expenditure can't be accounted for. Green- The drive first began
backs are not grown on trees, even though btr 1. 19-15, and the c«.
some foolish people may be sufficiently ideal-    which letters w
Its, Hut the- results were disheartening.
The college has been given a quota of $10,-
000 toward the total $85,000, and only about
S2.500 has been raised so far. Most of what
has been collected, although it has
The present   senior   class   president.   Jack    the students, has not been given in the form of j
Quail, is faced with the task of raising suf-    .„, ac,Ual gift or donation,
ficicnt funds to pay for a senior bench, for Sen-
If we are going t
o be continually paying our
class dues each scr
ncster   that   rolls   around.
whether it be 10 ce
nts or $1, we should know-
a lutle- about how it
is being spent.
r Day,  and  other  traditional si
which the present funds of about $15 will n
On the- other hand, mosr of the money has
actually been contributed by organizations, the
funds having been raised through benefit dance
and programs which the students would attend
because they received something for themselves
a class duty of every senior to pay hi
v but today. lor the fulfill-    jn the way of entertainment,
it of this duty it is also fair that our cl
it of what is going
If they refuse on the grounds that the pct>
But if students would stop
rhev will receive many intangible bcicfits from
the health center, they should
fund. Every student will be asked to give $5, j
pic can't look into the inside of their books, which is a small sum in comparison to what
this argument won't hold water because we arc students spend on candy, cigarettes, shows, and
important stockholders in this organization.— other types of entertainment during, the year.
Lee Soto. Wc must make the drive
Valley Donut and
Coffee Shop
2326 Tulare St., Across from the New Postofficc