1931_03 The Daily Collegian March 1931

              THE  COLLEGIAN
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110DERT SI^L-OHTEB
IT to Bnilnui Manager
btirike.  Don Fortune.  Allen  Cb*nr,
niing a .atjp-ijih-iTipb Co.
SPECIAL STAFF
The Annual Event
A year passes and another Sophomore class cornea to the front'
and for one glorious week is THE class in college. Soph Week is;
s great occasion with each succeeding class trying to make thi
Soph Week the greatest one in the history of the college. It h
been the aim of each Sophomore class in putting on Soph Weekl
to make it a -re.iter week than the class did before thorn. Without {
* doubt the Class or 1333 has succeeded in not only surpassing all
previous Soph Weeks but in outdoing any efforts of the classes
that.
11 follow.
Each class has had its "Mingle," Collegian and assembly program but it remained for this year's class to make the assembly
program into .something that will not soon leava the memories ol
Fresno State students. It is safe to say that the soph movie ha;
made Soph Week what it is, the greatest Soph Week in all history.
Although the movie is financed, directed and put on hy the sophs,
it is not only a class project but the results will benefit the whole |
college. Franklin Thomas and Andrew slattci are to be congratulated on the result, but without the co-operation of the other
members of the class the movie would have been impossible. The
class of '33 seems to be blessed with the spirit of co-operation
that is generally 'lacking in other groups.
Students, although very active while in college, arc soon forgotten and often times their deeds are also soon lost sight of,
but the memory of the Soph Week of the class of 1933, which
ends tonight with the traditional "Mingle" nt E. Allen White's
Ballroom, will not so cosily fade. Soph Week and the soph movie
will still be remembered long after the class itself is? forgotten.
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