Fresno State College - Campus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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W .. 1 i l l Back Row:-Glenn, Fuches, Friedman, Appling, Safstrom, Gonzales. Front Row:-Anderson, l-leisinger, Erickson, Doss, Aldrich Associaied Students I-IE year's activities began under the leadership ol President Arthur Salstrom. Football games were well attended, and those who were able to tal4e advantage of the special train to Sacramento to support the Bulldogs against the Cal Aggies were well com- pensated by the results of the game. This year marked the beginning ol construction of the new library building, and a great deal has been accomplished on it. The Freshmen Receptions again included only presidents ol organizations and new students. A new policy concerning campaign literature was inaugurated. l lerealter, handbills and excessive campaign literature will be eliminated. A new amendment con- cerning standing committees was adopted into the constitution the second semester. lo the present list were added: A Student Presidents Cabinet to act as advisory board to the student president, a Productions Council to control and coordinate all college departmental productions, an N. S. F. A. Com- mittee to serve as a local committee maintaining contact with the central otiice ofthe National Students Federa- tion oi America, and a Promotion and Welfare Com- mittee to handle all charity drives and matters of a lilce r nature. t This year the West Coast Relays were the largest in their history. There was no usual Raisin Day Parade, but its in placea Burleque was held in town to serve as a pre-relays rally. Card Stunts and a Fine iireworlcs display were put on at the stadium the night of the meet. -lo successfully climax the college year, -l-he Varsity Track Team won the Far Western Conference lraclc Championship at the Conference meet held in Sacra- mento. Five Conference records were brolcen by A,,,,u,Sa,d5,,o,,,,pmgden, members of the Fresno State Team. ' Eigbfccn -- - ,- . -'V+ f- t . - 'T'4777.fii.'s -A . gt :-ag-ff.: ., , -. ,. i'cfqi:rga5'F'f f 1 f , S . ,gL3- -fini:--5 .QW f ., ' 3 f' gif: . l . . .niisfiiq-if sq , jg:-.,-L. .3-L-1 -..CQ-fig-psi:-za'ff-24,6 1 Q i N . g . Z j 5-,F5:3.,:, I . LL .q w ,dyulbwzstrllfifgff-X sn- .tw W - ' . Q P .- gf.:--fn,-, -Y'-1 I i - 7. ,, 'L ,hi jg -, fb ,,,, .f ' f ' f.:-:oak - C fA,.1-:-'LE-as -A-' 4

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francis E. Smith, AB., M.A., if Assistant Professor of Education i Mary Bell Smith, AB., M.A., Assistant Professor of Physical Education Lynn E. Stoclcwell, BS., M.A., Assistant Professor of industrial Education Victor E. Storli, AB., M.B.A., CPA., Assistant Professor of Commerce Harry E. Suiter, lnstructor in industrial Education Margaret Julia Swift, Ph.B., M.A., Associate Professor of Health and Physical Ed. Edward Vernon Tenney, A.B., BS., M.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Philosophy and Psychology , Helen Maude Thomas, A.B., M.A., g i Demonstration Teacher i ,,e,,YF,BmW,, Willard Fred Tidyman, AB., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Education, Director of Teacher Training Agnes Margaret Tohin, AB. ........... Librarian Fred O. Tostenson, BS., M.A. . . Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Truly Ray Tucker, AB. ........ Part-time lnstructor in English William Motier Tuclcer, AB., M.A., Ph.D. . Professor of Geography and Geology Arthur Gustav Wahlberg .... . . Associate Professor of Music Margaret Wear, AB. . . . . lnstructor in English Wilhelmina A. Wenzel, AB. ,....... Demonstration Teacher Herbert H. Wheaton, B.S., MS., Associate Professor of Mathematics Frances Jeanette Whitloclc, BS., lnstructor in Art Earl Hervie Wight, BL., M.A., Professor of Health and Physical Education Helen M. Wightman, A.B., M.A., Part-time Assistant Professor of Education Preston Eugene Williston, AB., lnstructor in Physical Education Frances M. Wilson, AB., M.A., lnstructor in English Miriam Fox Withrow, Ph.B., M.A., Assistant Professor of Music John Willis Wright, A.B., , Assistant Professor of English AW, M, Tobin o A M P u s I 9 3 2

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Sykes, Aldrich, Erickson, Anderson, Appling, Thomas, Ratclitle, Safstrom, Heisinger, McCord, Rowe, Wight Board of Directors TATE College Association grew out oi experiences connected with handling oi extra- curricular activities oi the school, and especially the Financial ditticulties that came in connection with the handling ol such matter. At tirst they were handled by the Student Body through its otiicers and through a committee ol an organization known as the Faculty Club. Neither of these was very successful, because ol the overlapping of authority and the consequent confusion. This led to difficulties with the merchants down town through Failure to get their money for goods sold. It was suggested by Mr. Ratclitle that the way out was to combine these two bodies into an organization to be known as the li. S. C. A. to be made up ol members ol the faculty and students. With the control of the Financial end in the hands ol a committee made up ol students and faculty. The student members were elected and the faculty members appointed by the President of the College, who was also a member ol the board. This committee was First called the Finance Com- mittee which was part of a ,larger committee that was called the Board ol Directors. Later a slight change was made abolishing the name of Finance Committee, and placing the control oi the Finances in the hands ol the Board of Directors. The Board ol Directors now made up ol eight members-four faculty, and four student members. The principle activities ol the Board of Directors is managing the College Union, the cafeteria, athletics, and all activities involving the collection and expenditure of funds. Starting with a devicit, the association business has grown until the last balance sheet showed assets amounting to over f58'l,OOO. The business of the association is handled through a manager, Miss McCord has been secretary and manager since the beginning with the exception of two years when it was First organized. The First constitution of the Association was drafted by Lawrence l-leisinger and Mr. Ratclitie, and has stood, with a few additions down to the present time. c A M P u s i 9 3 2 N izlcfzu