1946_11 The Daily Collegian November 1946

              MISS VICTORY
DANCE
TONfTE
COLLEOJAM
HAWAII
GAME
MONDAY
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FRESNO. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1946
NEW BULLDOG THREAT
20 FSC Groups
Plan Armistice
Parade Entries
Twenty organisation, hate tub-
mltted entries for the Fretno SUte
College dlvlaion In the Armistice
Day parade. BUI Roci.ii. .pedal
event, committee chairman, haa an-
WHICH ONE WILL REIGN?
FAST IMPROVING fullback on the Bulldog varsity is 195-
pound Emery Mitchell A home town boy. Emery starred at
Roosevelt High School in his prep days He is also a fine
passer and kicker      , Fresno Bee Photo
Hawaii Fights FSC
In Monday Game
By Bruce Farris
The University of Hawaii, unbeaten in four straight starts,
will sweep into Ratcliffe Stadium Monday afternoon to clash
with the fast improving Freano State College Bulldogs.
Kick-off time is slated for 2 o'clock in a game that promisee to be complete with thrills and wide open offensive play.
A capacity crowd of tome in  ; •> 	
expected to jam tbe stadium for the I
big Armiatice Dty highlight One Paper Next Week
HARD  TO  gTOP 0„|y ___ _______ _, -„, Co||#fllJf)
Coached  by  Tommy  Kaulukukul
and operating from the fa.t break-] "»" *9***r "»« ""** ****-****** ***
ing    T"   the   Hawaiian,   have   two th. Armitt.ce   Day   holiday.   The
quartet,    of    .peedburning    backs
that are mighty hard to ttop.
Tbe   Rainbows   arrived   la   the
Statea laat weak and in their flrat
game on the Mainland, b..
powerful  College of Ptcific  Tigert
a 1 tto 13 aat hack.
Melvin Abreau. mercury footed
175-pound halfback, made th.- w>
tory over the Tigert poaeible by
romping to til three scores- one
on a SI ytrd broken field dath.
will be a marked man in Monday.
The Fretno State College section
will form on O Street, facing south
at Tulare Street. All entrtea muat
report to Rockaa by 9 o'clock, to
thtt they may be aaaembled ln pa
rade formation. The parade wilt
begin promptly at 10 a. a
AWARDS   LISTED
The Judging tUnd wtll be located,
tt tbe city hall on Freeno Sirgggj
A Sweepatakea Award will be given
to the best dlvlaion ln tbe parade.
and caps will be awarded for th«|
best band, tbe best marching unit.
the moat beautiful, moat patriotic,
and most comical float. Judge,
will be Mrs. Guy Mtn.on. the Rev
John   R    i.rr-me.   «nd   s<ott   Kay FSC COEDS, who will vie for the title of Victory Queen at the Armistice dance tonight, grasp
Wood a lei with Bill Rockas, Special Events chairman Trie girls are lane Venn, Maxiae Larsen. Pat
marching order Hardin. Marilyn Turney. A1Ue Bargum. Nalda Robinson. Barbara Horns and fackie Cough-
The college .eetion wtll be loc.t ran   •/ . j,£io>Tabor. Mary Ellen Hunt and Josephine Sheagren are recent entries
ed  directly  behind  the Queen's dl-              *■
vision. Marching order for tbe college entrie. it aa follow. Kre.no
si..it- College Rand: student body
officer." car. rally committee. Collegian     Attoclated    Women    Stu-
man  cltt..   sophomore
.   Then.   Alpht.   Delta
Kappa. Sigma Tau.  1-
Theta   C_\,   MM   Sigma   Epoiot..
Mu  Alpht  Deli.    0—  .
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lit.-:.-. Teams te Select
Leaves Nov. 22   Armistice Queen
. tke
College Band
To Perform for
FSC-Hawaii Game
Armi.tice Day Parade las eta tort
will    *.-.■   111.     1't.sm.i   Stats-   ( ..II. c.
Rand    In     full    .bowing    Monday
morning at t   prelude   li
lily    brought    H   ni   Kie.no llawiil football game in
Rateliffe   Stadium.
Tbe   band   membert.   dressed   ta
Tau Alumni
Hold Homecoming
Htwail    I'm
men.   — of  whom   are   Nor l.l   War
II v.t.-rtr.i. lo Fresno for the gam<
which  will  mark  the  fourth  meei
ing  of   the  two  teamt.    The  Hull ..blue  and   white  uniform.,   will   be
daga have won tbe previous three headed  by  Drum  Major Don  Tra-
contettt. but the Rainbow, will be bln|f   ,nd   lhrM>   majorette..   I-ora
out to even the tcore. j_^ Edwtrd.. Mary Lou Caae and
BIG   BACKS
_______  Abreau   in   that   exp.o-________* __*^a M*° "'"""* [_*
.ive Rainbow backfleld will ... _*•   >"ar   "'''   Tr'"'>
Kaulukukul. quarterback and  mat- *****-*  *****   ba,on   *******
ter mind   of   the   "T".   alto   an   ace "ANDg   TO   FORM   USA
patter and  runner    I
hard driving IS.. |«iund « foot 1 mmmtkm Ik* .\ni-r ir .111 Iagion and
inch hairback. who puts eve.> •'••""I*,  matm th.- .li
of that  rugged  build   Into hit  line reel inn of |   W   Geir. are to unite
sma.be.   and Fullback Wally Um »•"■ term a black IS A in the gga
ter     of     the     football     !:•
 ! completion of the maneuver,  they
Hill  play 'The Star Spangled   Ban
ner" aa the American flag la raited.
At halftime the   \n •
scheduled to salute Hawaii with
ileal  number.     I
Shack."    Following    the     number.
Celebrating   the   silver   anniver.-   (.arj  „,„„(,,  unjer the  sponsor.bip
iry   of  Sigma  Tau   fraternity,   the   Q,   ,h(.   Ameriran   i^um   will   en-
will begin four day.   ,er1al„  ,,„. rrOHllr<
with a stag
la the Ediaon Social Club
tonight at ti 30 p. m.
HONORED  GUESTS
Honored gue.t. will Include three  ^^ ^___,,„„  mtmw_  	
of tha five original foander. ot the ,,,,.„ ____lc ___ form,tion,.
fraternity. K A Chevalier, a Fret-jwU| ^ ^.^ ___ ^ __wy
no attorney,  and  flrtt member of I _h<i   A_^rir,n   Im,lan    -„„
the  group;   Dr   J    M    Humphrey.   Vli_ri___.   -„, of  .._    -„„
of Chlco. and John Greeley, a Um rt^l-rtttlort of Independence; Tbe
Angelee  engineer. .    nh M_ iitM,b ,•„„„..   |-al,der„
At    the    Fre.no    M American   World   War
Club,   alumni   an.l   active   chapter   ,,
membera will meet at « a   m   Sat 	
urday    to    renew   the  annual   golf ...
tournament, with r«> Council Moves Against
Freano at tbe defending -Mgggg   Meeting Jim Crow Teams
Saturday   nlgbt  Chevalier  will  cut
a huge annivertary cake at a for The Student Council moved
mal dance to be held in the (all Wednetday to recommend to the
fornia Hotel. Board of Athletic Control that  the
OFFICERg  TO  RE   NAMED \ mtmtfmnm_   _,   „-,.
Mew   offlcen    for    1917   will   be
ntmed  tt  .  butine..  .e..ion  tnd  *hl«-h  *"-»i1ei_at.-  tgalntt  Negro
bre.kf.at   at   10 30  a   m.   Sunday j *****" *** •,0^••>*,,
la the Hotel Fretno    Pltn. to oa-i     Thl. wa. t re.uli
the   Fretno  Fretno-Oklthomt City, and Nevada
I   active   chapter   will   Ml.stealppi Sttle controvertlet.
It   wis   al.o   passed   that  the   13
Climating tbe ncbeduled four day delegate, to the Central California
celebration will be the Arnsi.lice Athletic A.tociation conference to
Day parade on Monday, in which he held nett week at San Francisco
the Sigma Tau float will appear preaent the racial laaue for ditcua-
The group will occupy reterved .Ion Joan Potter, prealdent ot
meatm during the FSC Hawaii game ' the   International   Retatloni   Clab.
Queen to Be Crowned
At Rainbow Monday
chosen    ts    \ •
will   bs    crowned   M--
It—11  held   in
the Rainbow  Ballroom from S to II
Tka danot ta being apontored bg
k.-tt may  be obtained
at  the door or from  Leglaaaalret
lor  II M  a   Kruriri      Rill   1'inn.ll'.
—Mr.
body trtln for the San Jote game.
N'n. ember    22,    ha.    I" •
George Zenovich. atudent president.
I   -    .nniiiiN" • '1
Kound   trip  tlrket*  costing   *« 56
■     and tickets
for the game can  h*   •
sentation 01
-III.lent   t*r»|>
■
la t-t  in  th
-aid.
bO   tvtilable
r-er   lv   after   which
they  .ill  be returne.!
Th.-  Southern   Pacific   train  will
'
NICE BATONS
J   GRIDIRON  PAGEANT
The Fresno Stale Hand will 1
j present the Gridiron Pageant. '
! ele   Sam   1
.M.-~ \ itury." queen <>f the Armistice Day parade, will
'night at a dance in the student union social hall
by the members of the University of Hawaii and Fresno State
fogt—g| teams.
The dance, which Ls being given by the special ft
____m____________________________rOruiUr*>-. will b.   h>l-! from » to 12 p.
m   «ith an t.lmis...on price of SS
Hawaii Rainbow Gridders
To Sing in Rally Today •?•*' Vu
— ' ' :.-■-..     r:. :*.,    .     th*    Ha-
A rally honoring tbe Htwtlitn wtiitn tetm will present Intermit-
All Stars will be held thlt tfternon .ion entertainment.
M I ... Imk in tbe .ocial ball of MORE ENTRANTg
the student union according 10 Rud The addition of Mary Ellen Hunt
mmittee chairman. and Jotepbine Sh-agren. repre-
Hawaiian team will tenting the I Mi., Mu Pbi and Slg-
—Bg for Statert. tnd Coach Tom ma Pbi Gamma sororitlet respec-
Kilattukui. tbe captain tnd the col lively, hat raited the 11—t of queen
onel of the team   . - « 11
speak. - for the title ot
■   organ!—i-
l:n  tlont  spontoring then,
ttid. Rargum. Omega Xi omicron; Jane
p Following I—
.•■!.! I ougbran.
	
Frosh Bonfire
For COP Game
Set for Friday
ih.
T'lrney.   Al-
TTENDANTg
U be detig-
tl at..!  will rlda
1 float wltk
rhe three glrlt will
I   Mil honor
'.':.■ ...1!... t
leaden, roach
'...>rball  pla>- 1
Monday
Student! hiving trucks, who
can assist in the gathering of
material for the COP bonfire are
asked to contact Bud Roth it the
PEGGY STILLMAN. Lora Lee Edwards and Mary Lou Case.
Eresno drum majorettes, who will twirl batons in th-
Day parade Monday
MORE OF THESE MONDAY
THIS ELOAT. sponsored by the sophomore class won second
prize in the 1941 Armistice Day parade
Ihe   pre gam.-   rall>    I
si>onsored  by   tbe   f.-hman cltt..
BONFIRE   NEAR   STADIUM
The tlte of the bonfire it tet for
the practice field near the college
• tadium.  Roth  .fated.
Starting tt Hi. Fo\ U.I*on the.,
er on Fulton Sir. .-t student, will
IVrm a terpentine before the rally
and   move   through    Ih
bailai—1 distru-t.
the Fresno State football caj-iain
who will |>. ele.i.1 *bortly before
'ti>- rail.     CU—— J mmy Uradshaw
	
Yearbook,fp Contact
FSC Ort^rVnations
Lettert have*een placed m the
ttudtnt ma.l boxes of all active
organ.tationt by the editors of
the Camput Yearbook.
If tny active organ.ution doet
not receive one of theet letters,
they should contact the Campus
office at toon tt possible in or
der that they will be represented
in the 1M7 yearbook.
Press Conference
Here November 16
;-.n*ored by   tha
—sn     Joaquin     Vail. >      Scholastic
■   omicron
1'hi  Gamma  la
aa   with  the   iMvislon  of
Journalism ot Fretno Sttle. will ba
p   November 1«.
: Junior
president  of the tcbol-
an,l     will
a    general    assembly
which will open the confers
—_1   of
-
CROUP   MEETINGS
_—ggg and edl-
!ngh school and
;J——ar collece >. irbookt and newt
issed in group
of high M-bool.
I college news
-tic  ma
at noon
i lent union.    The Baker-tor  College  it  in  charge
of a program for •:•.
BROADCAgT
■ *   attending   the   conference will be inter, iew.d by Shuler
- lecortlingt.    The program
will   be   broadcast   later   that   dag
over KMJ