1943_05 The Daily Collegian May 1943

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-The Fresno State College Collegian-
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National Ast»tH-tisu«$«*ic«, Inc.
TRUE   FEMIN
FINALS . . . The finals
weeks, will be Ihe last se
lot o( the kids on tho c
fiiKiness Manager	
Managing Editor	
News Editor	
Copy Editor .   .
Feature Editor
Sports Editor	
Advertising Manager..
Circulation Manager... .
Catherine Guthrie
  Betty Deranian
. .Ernest Anderson
. Clare Weymouth
Emest Anderson
Virginia Kulhanjian
Virginia Kulhanjian
for   those   "two-hour   dlllleB,"
to finish the year with (lying colors.
TYPICAL MALE . . .
The   student   shrugged   gracefully.   "Oh,   I   ,
■The Fresno State College Collegi-
■COLLSSIAM SPORTS
BEST IN THE WEST ^ j^
Are Rated Best
Prep Athletes
Sports  staff   Al  Par
i, lack Hunl.
Reportona! Sl,!i   l-jc
- i.- -    :- -
~irr.rr.-i!   Lucille Owe
Mct.V.l   lean Casey
ita Brown. Dorothy McAlliste:
>rly Hessick. Mickie Lindsd
Hellbaum. Belly Paul. Be
r.by. Virginia Kulhanjian. |un
POOR GUYS ...
Tentative grades of graduating seniors i
turned into the office before final examinatio
It seems futile for these seniors to have to
take finals when thc grades for these examinations probably will not affect their semester
grades.
In the interest of efficiency and mcrq- for thc
harried graduating seniors, they should not be
forced to take final exams.
THANK YOU ...
After finally estimating the number of cancelled postage stamps contributed to The Collegian stamp pile as accurately as possible, we
find that, conservatively, wc have received more
than 50,000 stamps. Thc original goal was
0,000.
We appreciate thc support of thc faculty, the
students and the administrarion office for their
splendid cooperation. Included in our contribu-
iwntowfi business men,
MUSIC HATH CHARMS . . . What
Chonis. Ihe Symphony, the Senior
€luh, and the various State
•   Charm   Chorus   In
Coast Relays walked off
-.'"   individual  trophies  for their
splendid    performances    Saturday
COLLINS WINS TROPHY
Murry Collins ace mllcr from Ab-
,-aham Lincoln high school In
[Jose and leading high school
| n the nation was presented -..„
thc Charles F. Hunter trophy for
vlnnlng thc Invitational Intersco-
as   e mil. „... ,_ ...-  _.    . j|me o{
LEAP YEAR  COMING
OLD SI VICTOR IN WCR SPECIAL EVENT
By Si Lighter, the Pro
EDITOR'S NOTE: The (c
wing Is a real life plc-
ys. So says Si. Any similarities to
living or dead (except the cadaver)
Si: I got "cm run off all right My two helpers
Hanner and Wight were a little insubordinate and
then   there  waa  a  feller  named  Telsial!   that  gave
Spectator: I reckon they worked ye pretty hard.
Eb?
SI: Pretty hard. Pretty hard. After I took care
of the administrative part of thc relays. I competed
Spectator:   Did ye win;
: Well ape Lamoure
there feller MELVO
jvlng. I  r
out, but I will try
Spec.: Got anyO
SI:  Well. I got a De Molay
midnight meet behind the
The latter should go over big. as
a good crowd there.
Spec.: Think anyone will buy, SI
SI: "By, Spec
(ACKNOWLEDGE . . . Ernie Anderson.
cx-rollll
nlst of The Collegian. I would like to than
splendid collection of some of Ihe world's b
est Jokf
Without  his  aid   and   assistance  In  the t
spreading   little   rays   of  sunshine,   this
rolumnl
might hare to walk around  Ihe campus  li
her life.)
VARSITY F—One of the largest turn-outs
of slat,
social year was seen at the Varsity F dl
Saturday   night   In   the   union   following   1
Coast  Relays.  Thc  society  played  host  to
appearance were members of thc alumni lo
add the
Saga Henderson and the Varsity F really c
leaned ,
on the deal—but even an athletic society 1,
tool
Jim Jurkovich, former Fresno High football and track s._.,
competing for USC. Jurkovich won tho broad jump event ii
'43 Relays. •    ' -Courtesy  r
UC SHADES TROJANS FOR
TEAM TITLE; INDIANS NEXT
The Golden Bears from up Berkeley way won their first
intercollegiate championship in the seventeen years of competing in the West Coast Relays. It was no walkaway, how-
I ever, for the highly touted Davis, Klemmer, Jurkovich & Co.,
though they rounded up 48 points and the championship tro-
nhv  Ir. rll.nl.e. th.  ,~«~ tlnle  klng-f	
housewives, and other non-college pcoplt
Without this fine support, thc drive-
never have been such an outstanding
Wc take this means to thank every
to this worthy stamp salvage campaign
■itlt :;
I Missouri sn
21 digits.
MISSOURI LOOKS GOOD
Missouri's sprint quartet
I   the  largest    upset    ant
half-mile change. Their baton pass-
•thing the mid-west
■ and helped    give
 _. „jeded to beat "Hur-
ip" Hal Davis. Davis still proved
hen he ran the
n the nation
  1   Missouri's
Joggerst and  Troy's  Trout  In    9.5
econds, just a tenth of a second
■om the world's record.
The world's pole vault
sign Corny Warmerdam
a boast, of his being able to
15 feet at will. He won the
event-15-feet hi inch but failed
three times at 15 feet 8H inches,
deeming lt necessary to
—. — event off. Stanford's Wil-
lard  Smith came close to Walter
h Jump r
ONE FIRST
i their only first place
il college mile relay
■ft San Jose State by
at the tape In the fast
stepped
d leaf.
Jse's Horn leadlnc Fresno's Tom
raven. States Jack Hunt made up
ic yardage and gave Don Baker
i eight yard advantage. Baker In-
baton to Joe Shropshire, wtio breei-
>r FSCs only first    place.
Bulldog Bob Carlsen won a tie for
rd place in Ihe potc vault going
high.  Jack   Pattee  was  fourth
rener copped
t  In   1-d.i
I   hit   i
t  of the
money. Jean "Ape" Lamourc „„
-hot ;I8' 10" for fourth place li
shot   se   Audent   won   with   t