Fresno State College - Campus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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ix; ' nerl 9 46133:; ' mmmmmqmzcjmt Jillllt'lwlll .Vu'hun .Wt'U' hm'lvr Phillips CPubiicityD Bureau Du. HlJSEtt'l PHILLIPS - - - - I'mlurvs uml Uircrml' hixtltt..tttt.'l' NltLWHthLH - - - Sofia! chrx 0. M. SHIELTUN - - ' I'i'ulul't'x and Personal News CLARK Axnmmx - - - - - - Pcrwnal Nouns Sim-o the happenings within the t-ollcge community are of so great importance tn those imnwdiutoly vom-t'rnvd. and therefore are SO in known, it is quite easy tu assume that every one outside also knows of them. Of course, this is not the vase unless it is the husinvss of same one to lot what happens within college circles be known to those outside. This, in a sentence, is the duty of the Publicity Committee Wiltt'il is composed of :1 director and us many student members 215 are nm-vssary t0 tarry on the work. Fresno State College has vome to hit such a place in the civic life of Fresno that the two daily papers haw rvpresontatives of their own on the campus. Hence the puhlicity committee centers its attention largely on those papers which are puhlished in the towns of the San Joaquin Valley from which a large part of the student body comes. A weekly news letter goes out to all these papers containing a motive of the uvtivities uf tlii tmn-hrcsno students.

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Dunielwm Henderson Hemlu'li 04. M. 8. Fall Semester ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS OFFICERS UHLAN HENDERSON Presiden! CLARENCE SPENCER Vice-Presidenl GEORGE OLSEN - Secretary - President - Vice-Presidenl CHARLES HENDSCH FRED TELONICHER UKONUGI - - - - , - - Secretary Treasurer HI cu IRWIN Gmsnmu; The A. M. 8., although a new organization of last year, has made rapid progress. The men students seeing the advantage and the benefits derived from such an organ- ization have taken an active interest and are very desirous of seeing it grow to be one of the strongest organizations on the campus. Through its actions it has done much to carry out the policies of the student body. This year the organization took steps to formulate rules and traditions Wilit'il heretofore had never been successfully done. One of the outstanding features of the body is that of the annual Hobo party staged every year. The first annual affair staged last year was a success from beginning to end but the party of this year surpassed it in many ways. It is the policy of the A. M. S. to work in unison with the Student Body,it0 form closer bonds of friendship among the men, and to weli'ome the new men entering college.

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Eirwmmmmwmmmw l hh Corlzrill Shelton h lwla illtillnlmrlcr VK v iv Wugk Frosh Bible i 0. N1. SHEL'IUN - - - Erlilor lime Him MCWImnTizii - - - - xll'l 1611in 3 ' khnq ,. - A lI' EviifL. USU TlHC w ., t V :1;- Y Rutileli'l' timtIHHIJ. - . - - - - - - xlwsixlunf Etlr'lnr I:RHK lsum - - - - - - Axsislunt Erlimr lirvshmt'n who peruse the t'UIIlCHlS 0f lllt' Ismsh Bihlv will find that t'ollegv tltlZP i. 3: l5 :3 E E; f: ?C 1;, to he a thing: of the past. The little book Contains a brief summary of all the activities of the college, as well as SCllOOl yells. songs, and rules of conduit. In addition the i f ?$V h rat, zulministmtiw olliit-vs hzix'e made use of the puhlit'atimi to set down their laws .A gm'orning vntt'rinf: students. Ttt'fKW Work of this kind zittrzu-ts little attention, hut deserves all the credit that every loyal student of the College giws it. The stall haVe given mut'h of their time to make thv lilmsh Hihlv snmvthing for thv student hotly to he proud of. A hriei vxaminzitimi will shmv that they haw tlmw their task well. . ?'F v? Wwfmwwiah'VThPr-JmEmt 2;; 1- .vuxm-x,'3?$msam'- . ' i WWW 't J rt 53 AK TH . wrwx r w .. ,. ,t -m .i Qw-g. ma E ,. z a.gzwp... guru... 4w 5 mam: inmsmm W136 3'1 1 . a