1936_04 The Daily Collegian April 1936

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Many Trips Throughout State
Campbell-MclnI> re Wedding
rj>thrSothaTa] Luncheon j S0"*" f^™'"'° "*
Mr*, c. R. Shop* or Msd-n. an I Honored st Msy Tea
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Announcements
HERE FOR SENIORS^'
May Be Selected at CoUege
Union; Presy Calls for Activity Lists by Wednesdsy
Women's QubH^
Jubilee Week Plans
e College Union. The *n-jpby *
-m.«e* ,.rt,.... <.u |Alpha phi Gamma
[rb£''m.de"up", I To Pledge_Members
Gertrude Herman to Wed
is • graduaie of Fresno' Former Student Entertains ,""" "'""'*
% Fresno sine college, j House Guests During Vacation    '"^"V'1™
4THE THREE
MUSKETEERS'
"Her Master's   \
Voice"
lerkeley. and  Doris Curnns
A LIGHT SMOKE
I smoke for pleasure,
my minds at rest
I smoke Luckies
a Light Smoke of rich,
ripe-bodied tobacco
" it's toasted "
OF RICH, RIPE-BODIED TOBACCO
Each Puff
Less Acid
Luckies are jess acid
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Your throat protection - against irrit
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Governor Heads Assembly Program
MEMBER   THE   UNITED   PRESS
Califo
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1936
State's Chief Executive
Honored Guest, Speaker
In Climaxing Festivities
Kers'ev, Harris. Dr. McQuanv
Speak; Gigantic Parade Dowt
ity Dinner at Noon: Evening •
£K_RACERS PRIME CATO
GROWTH OF COLLEGE
IS TRACED
I LAST 25 YEARS
BUILDIM.S FOLLOW LATER
Elusion Program Continues
With Addition of Many New
Faeilitiw
More Than 25 Entrants WOMAN REPORTERS
Will Drive Six Laps Over To Speak
World's Bumpiest TrackM JQURNALISM DAY!
Downtown Parade Will Precede Clattering Con- Formerly interred Mrs. „....,=
test Before 5000 Spectators on Grass-laden. Lindbergh and Samuel insuu.
Race Track This Afternoon sr., and Attended Guillotining
FRESNO STATE COLLEGE, April 17.—At 3 o'clock this after- j" ~M
►on, more than 25 old hacks will leap into action starting the .JjjJ™
fourth annual Collegian-Chronicle Hack Race before an expected „, tll<.
owd of more than 5,000 students and townspeople. 'atuden
| One of the greatest arrays of junk on wheels and bump-defying I Joaoui
FRESNO STATE COLLEGE, I drivers will rumble and roar oyer the world's bumpiest race track,!™"''*'
April 17.—The present develop- j vieing for prizes—if they last for six laps—donated by Fresno J"™ -
Hunt of the Kresno SUte College merchants. M1>1
i due to the foresight of a small! The ,r,ck h" ^r° i>r'i,»r
poop of men more than a quar-;[^ ^""[jV^r^if^oon'.o
ter-ctr.tury ago, who saw in motor- >rd rump Urea for the
frwnoa future center of high-[coon grind and rattle event. N
tr educalicn for California. An, till be permitted to "try ou
nrl Mt'Lane to
►wn, ronimuri-
>jrranvls Set
FRESNO STATE COLLEGE, April 17.—Governor Frank F.
erriam, who signed and sealed the progressive bill liberalizing
Fresno State College last year, will this morning be the featured
speaker at a general assembly at 10:30 in the auditorium. All
"asses will be dismissed.
With Governor Merrism there will be four other speakers who
have been leaders in the educational field in California and intimately connected with the development of the state colleges.: •
The speaker* will be Introduced br
The Governor
,n today, forming at
!«i,^!ibc™**™r«S-Men Students in '
-ni,,!, 2 .ikr.     Field Meet Yesterday j
COLLEGE. April
1EN RESPONSIBLE §
,■ |      For Founding
-OF COLLEGE USTEDJI
Fresno State h
out, during that ti
hundred years of i
lu.'il.W 1 l-IlTsssls*syr 1J°1 M, lunch-
It  Is  .he  men
pun..
In vhlrh Ih* Fr-
Vassar Girls Denied
wSS '*\°mZ
'Stag' Plea at Prom
NEW   HAVEN.   Conn. —lll» —
Mate.
school   were   ml
Prom Committee.
lr.be 7rs'r.I.e
Junior College, High School Fac-; Tho.e who will be eilled upon to
ulties Cooperate; Legislators 1 •';;*" •"£ ££_**•£ SahES.
See Need for Teacher Training i meinb*r or ihe ilr.i Hoard of Trui-
;leea; T. W.  McQuarrie. president of
o Sii'te College hi* | .
=HmPHA PHI GAMMA
Selects Three
Minimi, were pledged lo
Message From Dr. Thomas
Our Anniversary
seems a short span in the years of a college,
i witnessed greater changes, within and with-
ie than Harvard experienced in the first two
history. Our college has known time enough
.to test its resourcefulness in facing tremendous changes, while at the same time it has
honored the best standards of the past. Unhampered by any cumbrous load of out-worn
decrees, it has adapted traditions to the vital
current of advancing progress. At the happy
border of youth and maturity, our college |
today surreys its proud record of achieve-
In the midst of the congratulations and
general satisfaction of this day. we acknowl-
v. Thomis    edge cheerfully two obligations that belong
occasion. One is that of grateful recognition to those
wnose wise planning and devoted services laid firmly the foundations for growth and success. The college is a growing monument
to their vision and courage. Our other obligation is to the youth
| of today antl tomorrow who will seek here the answers to human-
quest for wisdom and understanding. Our college must be
worthy of their faith. This is a day of gratitude for excellence
to the call of greater duties ahead.
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