Fresno State College - Campus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Slosson Viau, EDITOR Earl Smittcamp, BUS. MGR. COPYRIGHT 1938 ASSCCIATED STUDENTS FRESNO STATE CGLLEGE Acknowledgements Engraving by Fresno Bee Engraving Van Ness and Calaveras Fresno, California Printed by C. W. Mann Publishing Service 1830 Tulare Street Fresno, California Bound by T. J. Cardoza Co.. Ltd. 515 Howard Street San Francisco. California Cover by Babcock Cover Company 411 East 91st Street Los Angeles, California Photographs by Maxwell Studios 1149 Fulton Street Fresno. California

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The CAMPUS , ' 1 9 3 8 ANNUAL PUBLICATION ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY FRESNO STATE COLLEGE FRESNO, CALIFORNIA VOLUME XXXIII

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