The gauze-swathetl and sPlint- through their paces prlor to Sat' SmitL Also end Nick Delidtlo ls The Ram's hopes a¡e bolstered Glendale n 6 0 Saturday nlght, somewhat by the retu¡a of Mtllard the Renegades are realþ loadetl. ritlilled f,'regno Ju.nior College urday's tilt Fità the Renegades. working over a badly swollen a¡- Ilampton to tùe llneup. Eampton He hatl hrt}t pra¡se for fullback quarterback Fhile heart' kle, last week'6 Gil Starkey tr'ollowing nonR¿ms will ta.ke on tùe thlrd sa're some actlon tn last week's Cuen and quarterùack T. E. Lockleague oppoDent, the BaEerstletd breaking battle with the Modesto is nending from rlb bruises. Modesto teme and, et tlmes showed hart along wità backs liick Snith
Tackle Charles Ratliff has been College Renegades, Saturday after' Pirates. tàe Bams have been nursat 1 o'clock ln the Ratcltffe ing the m¡ny battle wounds, which worhing off a batl leg, and Euard may cause the loss of end RaY Dick lecny is mending fron a St¿dtum.
noon
llne form- AIso Jotnlna the
squad and Gene F'itzgerald gades.
lbas John Murdock, who wtll
streutt¡en th.e end position. Mur'Medenhoefer Eanni fullback Carmen and Baker painfol tnjury. hip Fullback Jim dock was a stendout performer at has Ha¡s Co¿ch Travis is stilL recovering fron a Edison Eith lsgt ysa¡'. re¿lly been h¿ving hls share of for the rest of the season. .Acco¡ilint to'ffietlenhoefer, who Others nursing wounds were shoulder iqjury suffered durlng the troubles these past few days as he saç' the Bakersfieltl eleven beat has been runulng hls charges halfbachs John-ny Souza and Blll Ram.'s initial contest,
Ro
DlEti0 Jtil0n B0[tEGl
of the
Rene-
Two weeks ago Bakersfield Col.
lege's potent squad scalped the
Stockton College eleyen, 18-7. Last
week Stockton College defeated I¡s Ângeles City CoUege, 47-12.
lly Tomorrow At
Memoriol Auditorium
I
BY BLANCHE MILHAHN
will be dismissed tomorrow at l0 a.m. for the rally which FiU be held in the Memorial Auditorium. Carole Gostanian Fill be mistress of cermonies. three skits top the agenda of entertainment, which will be presented by the following people; Carmen Eanni, Nick Di Liddo, ChucÈ Gìahn, Hansen, a.dt ¡derson, Jean Self, Classes
ituÐtrl¡loorDsÐ vot.
vr
FRESNO, CATIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER
I,
I953
NO.
2
Molly Willia¡o+ reoa Eolt, Shirley McNay, Pat Stfll- Ira lIendrix, and
FJC Moves Classes Baék
Glatlys Popp.
Johnny Maronk, Ba¡ara Hagopian, and the vocal t¡oup ìvill participate in the ¡aItç, also the FJC
To Campu f,'resno Junior Collete uled to have a uÀified
band led by sched-
Oct. 12 for the first September 15, 1952,
wings
were congß.
routines. Jim Petropolus, tbe nesþ elected cheer leader, assisted by Shi¡ley Burns and Bettle Iversen rill lead the students ln yells. Pet¡opolus is a former tr'resno State College yell
ake
damage.
Members of the Fresrúo, City Board of Educ¿tion inspectéd the 13 new portable bungalows yeçterday afternoon,along with Presitþnt Stua¡t M. White of FJC, SuPerin-
leacler. .{. car caravan bas been arra.nged
tendent Edwin C. Kratt and three assiståqt-.Èuperlntende[ts. . . Boe¡d members prosent included Mrs. Margaret R. RoblnsoD, presl'
if no further dela]¡ are encounte¡ed, I
Oct. 12
The shop classeg at Edtson ftigh School and the nursing coursó3t Fles¡o County General EosDltal regula¡ly are scheduled off campus' FJC . has been uelng classrcom spece ln the Memorlal Audltorium,
Dictsey playground and' several
fleld tame Saturday at 1:00
through the courtesy of [lesno Fo¡d Sales.
STUDENT æU}{ClL4ûEærs elected to serve lhis semester rre¡e, fooroleft toright President Bruce Polrotz, who is now. in the service; csrd wqs replcrced by Vice hesident Gerqld BendeD Ccnole Gostcr¡iør, Jocrrre Cøcoto, F¡srces Purroy, Pat Still, Sue Sheehcr¡, .AÍt Lecr, Rse .ånn Kish, crnd Bende¡. Miss Kish crrd Miss Ccrmcnota hsve not ¡eturned
this semester ond will be replaced. Lee Storelee is now vice ¡xesident, tcking ove¡ Bender's forner position.
bungalows. during the first two weetss of the semeste¡, and last Mond¿y the muslc ¿nd art classes,
off campus, were moved to their Portable
whlch were meeting buil<ltngs.
Subcontractors began buililing sidewalks end parking arees on the carnpus tüls week.
The buildtngs were oritfreuy scheduled to be comPleted bY Augugt 28th, but because of several strlkes the completion was del¿yed by more than a month. TheY were built by Hopkins and Son, a Fresno
flrm, on a low bitl of $93,336 anal will be used by f,'JC until it moves to a permeneût campus,
THIS WEEKS 2-Rally,
torium.
2-Red Kcy,
noon, S 10.
3-Automobile caravan, O
St.
sidc of campu6, noon. 3-Football, FJC vs. Bakeraficld JC, 1 p.m. Ratcliffe Stadium.
.ÈPÉ¡ Theta Kappa and Alpha Gamma Slgma, noon, S 38.
NEW OFFICERS
of the Associeteal
By
lvA
HENDRIX
7 a.m., September 30 Inn
-
Ramble
å, council meetlng dnd break-
fast -of student offlcers early today
led to several develoþments on campus as well as to plans for F'JC's partlcipation in regfoDal affairs.
Two representatives at laige, Betty Morris and John Souza, were end
to choose olficers Donn Speoks To Vocotionql noon representatives at large for the N u r si ng G rqd uqti on Ceremony Þresent officers are President tr'rances Purroy, Vlce Presldent orgonizatlon.
chosen from noml¡.¿tlons made by the student council,
Provlslon for issuing of duplicate student cards was m¡de after sone
discusslon about the fee to be Shlrley McNsy, Elstorian Mtneko charged. Kuramoto and the newly appolnted FJC's cou¡cil will elso sencl re¡ra Secretary Erm¿
Takeucbi,
freshma¡.
+ ErFl¡,
.å- DaDn, e¡ esglstant superlnteDdetrt of the Ftesno Clty schools, spoke on Satisfactions Throutù Servlce. Ee ótressed the urgent need tor Yoc¿tlonal nurses TV.tth late reglstration conti¡u- to be trafned for employment in lng, f'resno Junior College today hospltals, doctors' offlces and has 1788 students enrolled for daY homes all over the United Sta,tes. Mrs. Ealythe lf- Gordon, student aud Bight class, 349 more than speaker, spoke on Team Relatlonat thid tlme last year. The 1?88 total lucludes 1014 stu' shlps ln Nursi¡t Ca¡e. She emphadents who ha,ye completed regfgtra' sfzetl the need for vocatlotral nursing, the hospltals' need and the tion tor day classes. hesialent Stuart M. lMhite of tmportance for the voc¿tionol nu¡se wlth all personel, parFJC Beid tle 1014 day students, to tet alc'nt -the ticularly troined reglstered high school stuwhlch include 150 nur8e. dents who attend FJC shop cla¡ses Mrs. .Anna Thompson presented three hour6 daily, show the largest increase, Àt the end o[ the second the class, and Rev. Floytl L. Eaw-
Enrollment H¡ts 1,788, Tops 1952
fall
semester
the alay total was
October 10 a.m,, Memorial Audi-
AWS APPOINTS
Student Council Appoint Members
Women Stuilents met Monday after-
week of the
CALENDAR
The FresDo sit;h School Èe¡ù rlll pl¿y for the rootint sætion at tÀe game. led by Carl Krouberg
Offlcers
...Studenthexy
p.m.
Convertibles have been fur¡ished
churches sfnce the two wings were
conde4ned and while the bunga,' lowa were being constructed. FJC was able to use Part of the
GER.A,LD BENDER
by the rally commlttee for a parade tr'reßno Þefore the Ba,kers-
dent; Arthur L. Sellaûal, vlceprcsiclent; anal Ci€orgs M. Turner..
Dea¡ James M. Mallock is |tr, wùile Mrs. Geraldine R- Fheele¡ is in Europe. I
Spencer.
Janet Warner, MariFu Caldwell, Anita Ferrell, lnn l{elson, and Ellen Tally will preseot several
s¡nce
of the old F.JC demned because
Lorell
The new pep srrts Shirley Ruh,
of
1952,
795.
klns of the Xì¡ll Gospel Tabernacle pronounced
.
the invocatlon
\ühlte eeitl nlght students now benedlctton. l total 784, compared to 634 a year In atldltioh
to Mrs.
and
Gordon,
Nancy Beatrlez, Mrs. Iris Bland, a80. Neva Jeffrles, The ?84 evenlng students iirclutle Norma er, Mrs. Nancy 432 in apprentice and trade exten- Mrs. Lo Helen Tumey sion classes, 72 ln pre employmènt Sttckels
shop claÊses,
a¡tl
280
in
buslness and gene¡al eûucation courses.
The 864 junlor college students classes ts the la¡gest 13th
ln day
anal 14th year classes
tory..
ln f,'Jo's his-
recelved
s and pins.
resentatives to the ceutrel regional
conference at Reetlley, October 10.
Miss Takeuchl was Erailuated Flve student workshops are open from Central Utlou Hlgh school, to d.iscuss varlous or8þûizs,tlons of where she served ss Secret¿rY of junlor colleges throughout tÉe centhe gtudent body. The other officérs t¡al Yelley. are sophomores who were elected lflss 'Vlllla Marsh, dean of stulast sprl¡rg, dents, and Joe King, courcil adA tentative list of n¡mes for viser, attended the m€etlDg. remail'ing offloes was dravn uP also. Offlcers wlll be i¡st¿lled Plons
C<rrnivol Donce Heod Red Key list
october'gth.
Pat Sttll, ¡¡resident of Red Key, tr'JO's service orga,nlzatlon, announced Tuesday that plahs are About 35 13th yea¡ studeDts as' now u¡derway for the Red Key sembled in roon S10 to helP orga- car¡ivalda¡ce. ntze the class yesterdeY at noou. The caralvaldance will be held States lllnes presided at the at the Marigold Ballroom, Fldday, meetint as temporarY cbal¡man. November 6. the canival wlll ldlss Marsh antl Miss Stubblefleld, start at 7 p-m. a¡d wlll last unttl along wlth a 14th Yea¡ stualent' 9:30 p.m. Th€ da¡ce wlll start at ollver Rittins, greeted the cla¡s 9:30 p.n. and wlll contlnue untll and urged all to tpt into ert¡a' 1:00 a.m. currlcular activiüeÁ. Each club and orgauization at A. nomlnating coEElttee tas aÞ tr'JC will have a booth in the pointed, includlng Bettle Iversen, carulval. ch¿trman; P&t Ea¡dngton, IvgEen' Miss StiU saltl all members of
FRESHMEN ANEND FIRST MEETING
drl¡, Shtrley Bor¡¡,
Rlch¡rd Dickson ¡nd
GledYB PoDP, Red Key will meet tomorrow uoon liÍ. Nell Raal- tn S10 to make further pl¡ns for
the cernlval-dance and to vote on Tlme a¡d Þlece of the nonlnatlng the aDplicatfons that were subcommlttee's flrst meetlng wlll be mitteil for membership in the orgamlzation. announced later. ley.