1944_05 The Daily Collegian May 1944

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-The  Fresno  State. College  Collegian-
T944 GRID  ROSTER
Bohiglan. Zorab J.
Bolt. Don
Coleman. Herkey
Carlisle,  Bob -
Clancy.  Wm.
Daniels, Eugene
Dies.  Nick
Donabedlan. Paul
Kills, Don
ErigebTecht. Dlek
Eacola. Al I.K
Tier. Jack
Oeiser. Ken
G&rSbcdlan l>o a
Glannopouloa f
Ooes. Hob '.1
Henderson.   San.l) 1
Klemtlni-. Gordon ' '
Jenson. Neal It
Keyrrlsn. Chn.rli.-a 'I
*   Koltglan   P-rif II
'   Dimock. James
Miller. Norman <t
' Mills. Kenneth It
Mongelll; Sain
Moran. Charle* I
Nelklrk, Daren
Perelra. John 1
Phillips, Benny I.
Rogers, Richard II
J    Rudy, Norman n
aimonlan. Mlhrsn T
Toungcr, Al L
;•    Ude, Dick I
Victor, Eugene  .- I
:    Wade.. Robert i
William*. Wlllard K
;    Wlpr. Weale/ I
Chance. Frank i
\    Blgllone, Fred 1
MANAGERS .
Arslanlan.  Robert/
"**'   Oritnth. John
Levy, Don
Fresno Tech
Fresno 8late
Hovl*. High
DoaPaloe
Lodl High
Vlaalla JC
matters High
Washington Unloi
Roosevelt   High
Claris High
Lindsay  High
Production Corps
Instructors Meet
Girl* repreeentlng each campua
organisation will meet Monday at
13:30 p.m- In the AW8 office with
women from the Fresno County
Chapter of the American Red
Croila. who will teach the girl, how
become Instructor* In Ihi- *ur-
gleal dressings workroom
Freer
t  Hid
>  High
Fr.--.no  High
M erred High
Roosevelt  H'gh
Fream High
Fresno High
A.enel   High
F.ea.m   High
S.-lma   High
Fowler   Itlgl,
Central   I'alan
Froarto High
Fresno   High
Music Library Has
Network Records
Dr. A. C. Berdahl. head ot the
music department, announeetl today that records of the numbers
to be plnyr-d over the NBC network
at 3 o'clock Sunday by Ihe New
York Philharmonic Symsjhony <lr
rhe.lm may be heard in the rectird
lit.i.ii ) of III., innate department ' I
following    paragraph*    and;
Tennis Tourney
Signups Start,
Signup shaeta for the WAA
women's singles tennla tournament
are posted In the women'e gym union and library »nd the tourney will
begin »* soon aa signups are com
plated
WAA       tennis      manager*      «re
Kill
l  Tech
n.nt week    •**"
ushlngtor
Fresno   High
Fowler High
Corcoran  High
Roosevelt Iftsth
Fresno  High
Roosevelt High
Roosevelt High
Fresno Tech
Los   Angeles   High
Fresno  High
Lo*   Hanoi    High
Clovls  High
Stockton High
Clovls   High
The .urglrul dressing
111 th.-n he opened si
ach day, and any a
nrk there during hi.
Campus     iirgantustini
i. Ihe surgical dre
COACHES
Bolt. Don
Hanner. J   Flint
wight. Earl H
Omega Alumni Meet
The siudent lounge was the scene
Tuesday night at s:30 of the alum
nae Hallowe'en gathering of the
Omego XI Omlcron Sorority
Cider and chocolate doughnuts
were served. The tables were dec
orated with dried leaves and pump
kins    Bridge   was   played   by    the
Elisabeth   Arranl*   presided  over
the meelng  In  Ihi
president, Clare Weymni
MORE  SPECTATOR
(Continued from Page rtn-J
NtJPER CAINE   I
Born at the age of one  minute
Died In the act of helping a friend to dissipate.
"Eaten by a bear."
But let us continue our I ramp about the campus
With the exception of an occasional yellow- butter
fly and a long line of red ant. charging pell me 11
down a crack in the sidewalk, the path* are devoid
. of life. And as we gase ab.nn Ua, seeking Iht- night of
another like ourwelven, a nmnll wind play* In the
lrees_.and the autumn leave* zig-zag. one by one.
onto the green carpet beiie..rh Suddenly, for the
flrat time, we notice the contrast between the gleam
ing tile roor on the Horary, the dujl red brick of ih.
main building, and the frvebnesa of the Ivy over an
entranceway: and the sharp beauty of the l.Vrrip..
red, orange ami purple, standing nut singularly
against their pastel background Shivers run through
. the high trees as the wind ruffles our hair; and from
aomewhe.ro In the neat block «nme* the pleasant odor
, Of burning leaves A blue Jay In » n.-iirby bush mur
mura a soft lament as it flit. fn>m hn-h t» bush In
Itslausplclous. sullen way
,yS Under the hypnotic influent
of this grandiose
display  of  nature, th*  cares of  th*  day  vanish.
and   matters hitherto  ol   rjre-at   Importance  seem
lo  become trite. We conjecture  Into the future,
and smile  at the  follies of worry:  the girl who
worries because she hi* too much avoirdupois*:
th* student who cringes because  he got s C  Instead of an A en th* last test. It is sll a matter
of the right perspective. The worries of the day
... It la all baloney no matter how you slice  it.
Conversely, little  thing* now   become: of great   In
portance   Ordinarily   we   assume   a   great   gulf   be
I ween   ourselves   and   our   teacher*     Vet.    we    wll
wager that  Dean, Ilrlggs didn't find any,gulf nn tin
day   that   he  apoke  In   the- rhapel   Student,   who  IH
•■ally   do  everything   but   listen   in   Ihe   class   roomi
were suddenly all ears   Tbe sound of his voice an.
the sway of their chest* were  Ihe only  preceptlbl.
mean*  of detecting  life   Usually, we  ask.  If I  hold
up- my  end  of the   bargain  and  you   hold   up  your*.
who sill hold up Ihe middle' There 1* no middle in
any agreement If we don't do It all. the olher fellow
ha* to   And usually It la the other fellow
Still no students' Say. you don't suppose' I'll be a
mr.nl.ey> uncle. Today la Saturday, and we came In
school all for  nolhlng.
1    Fqr Good  Cleaning  '
fontinie j  Ctu't-i
MEET YOU,/
AT SAM'S
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tl-   ..... hl-lll}   .-l.He.-r! lo
and  la  lusll >   the  faith
lower*  and  l«  dispel   the
own t«. a psojeel iMiich
. symphony, became ■ *o
ended   aa   tlu-   D   Minor
plat,
tloi.-of 160th am
Los Angeles City It d«|
of the- Indian and his dances
Spaniard with his religious life
,nd tleritas. » lime of atruggli
rhen Ihe American appeared 01
he srene and finally a merging of
,11 those group* to bring an era of
peace   and   plenl)
nation   of   tho   title   "Clouds"  and
e. rendeia the Immn
of   the   sky  and   the
mot inn of the cloud*.
slightly
the
while
libra
t m o a p h e
-a  of   light
.In:, in*.-   rhythm   of
A lilting thcae .UI.1
already   signer)   up
toUrnamt-nl   are   I.i
who  partlrlpalrd   In
£n>,  who have
for'tbe    lentil,
ellle   Owensby.
the  valley   fl
.1 Ml*. Mason
All member* of th
should  .Ign  up foi   t
I tennis classes
i.e tournament.
Student*  should
ii... »f the ooiapel
rerelve   heeiiuse   the
tiou   they   Will
erperlence of
Invaluable. ,he
Natural Histcry
Society Meets
Born In San Fr.inclnco July "3.
its. I^on Flelsher at 16. can lay
lalm to two solo appearance* with
lie San Francisco Symphony dur-
ig the iraaon of 1943-43 and 1913
1 In each case Pierre Monteux
ondurted /
The program I. n« follows
Heethoven. Overture lo "Prome
lieu*." (ipu* 13. nfsbaa. Concerto
for Piano and orchestra In D Minor. No 1. Opus IS. Maestro. Ada
glo. Kondw Allegro now trrjpo.
Leon Mlelshet William tirant/till
Symphonic F'o.-ni. Old California";
Debussy Two Nocturne*. "Snage."
("Clouds"!    "Fetee"   ("FegUvals),.
The second event of the Fresno
Natural 'History Society program
for the 1944-45 season was held last
night, with Csrol Lewis, college
aenlor, speaking on tbe topic
"When Large Meteorites Strike the
ESrth"
"Adventures In On-Physical
Pro*pectlng for Petroleum." waa
the subject chosen by A. R Addltig-
ton. assistant professor of geology,
for hia talk He also showed various
Kodachrome film illustrating points
of Interval pertinent lo his talk
On, the evening of December 7.
the group will meet again, The subject for this meeting will be
"Blrel* "
Mlaa Marlon Follanskee and John
O Tyler will speak on "Birds of
California." and "Birds of the Ssn
Joaquin  and  Fresno Area." .
Chili Bean
What Every
Young Woman
Should Know
That Dale Bros. Coffee Gives You
Several   Extra   Scrumptious   Cups
to the Pound
DALE BROS
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