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FRESNO, CAI-IFORNIA, THURSDAY, MARCH

VOL. VI

4,

Nor

1951

With "There's \o Business Like Show Business," as the theme, the Fræno Junior College annual talent show will be presented on ]fa¡ch 17 on the Memorial Auditorium stage.

Sandra $immq, chairman, is the trlistress of Ceremonies with Al Herreraas her co-chairman.

The sho¡ç Fill s-.a¡-r- sith FJC's1 band in Hollysood. t:e shorr caPip I i cat i o n For ói I Ap

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Filed rhe Associated .. take you to France to a small. | ¡,lt students who intend "ligi¡le crosdecl cabaret with ten b€autiful' to take t-he Setective Service CoIFJC's cancan. tott-1" girts the Lne oornB doing €1ns '_"1 ' lege Qualification Test in 1954 With 65 students making bettel than a 2.0 average during Choirlvitl offer, "The Birth of ùe should ¡nnliccfiôns at 2f once ôncc for for file applications ,?"8r,i-:r:t¡f"ü1ilcommencement thyi:ï'.'"å'å,u,:i:'FiålT'r3iTfi¿:ffi "h;,,',t ìito """"eevr' ^ New orleans, u-bile the .t" zz^ ip.f records. ;""äå. l;";.:;::_-.--_;^,-_^,^",*,nletr"."_in ^ rrerre=lo'--:-- ^^rr^- ÏiÏln.¿ --ftðJiu" Key takes vou to romanticìF are II "il1å I s"t. r¡'ith an A average averas.e-*g ì Ëå=i""'Ë"ti..,t The five students who head the tist r¡-ith l:1..:'5ff--1ï-.]j,,romantic "=oo toda: \-ith 'Ho¡-ev 'r'akevasu, wiiti..í I l""ri1t"::f adrised rrotoï;ral"v*u, wilfred Luéille Allen, Rosetta M. Guernser-, ]rotoi I ":*":i lÏ:,,^^. crub this.-year ^,.., ;iJ""îi:"ñ ,i"""i.iå"ñìsei L rcPoLL' ---- ii"t:'_'i_::: 1."t, Ii;l I råii;!:: .^ - tir"ji 'Warren and MarY Wright' and a bulletin of "isl| :."'--.rtâncê I /å'n An apolication appll' at 8 I| -.--,, School auditoicm JuDe 10 - -r^r¡, dance || .-;^-^'..^native --^-^-* a slow ñorìr¡ê \\-ill p:gsent L^ any obtained ^+ at ôñ,. be ^L+^i-^¡ inforEation may p.m.

-^-Two others made a near Perfect costumes. in Èe:r colorful grade prans hare bre: made ror thel-ü"'"rr"rt*"Ï;iË;tes rvul:::::'."-"-ïl::]",it-l^"i,1,jll record, with a three Point lon-i-ng instructions iD th€ bulletin, '-That Amore," in sunnyl'Y"-" baccalaureate se:rices to be heldlf.r,rrr*-'"":'i"ï"-.:-" rs¿tu':_averate, comPuted on the basis of the srudent should fill out his appliÉ:-^] D-n+iÃ+ | .,, I ---^ ^l Sunday, June 6 in tle First Baptist Freshmen class will en' Italy- T:e rrLdr-'l'-= and mail it in three Points for each unit of A' immediatelv lcation church at u01 T^"i[lg'way' Thelt"rt"i" -:rÞ-^ :',:::,-;:"-:;-,.-'; a dance in Brazil rsitl-,.-^ ñ¡^,iâôÀ .Approvideil. ^-^-.:^r ^-.,^r^h^ envelope special the two for each unit of B and one for ^ñ_ Rev. G. Bernie Oste¡iouse will con- I Flora C,o-'-les. n"""t^tT:"5"9"1: --T::.T. ,each unit of C. Future the duct the serl.ices. california, "-" - - ---:-: II ll:*iÎ.ii Back I Dó!À later than midnight, March 8' 1954.

TheY include Alice Kuramoto' 44 is È-eclDuÞruE== set lgusi¡sss- l-aders of Àmerlca will l-^-,-- ,:r:-- -.-rrr L^ gr.eaily +^ u¿uuaraurçar< ?!-actice Thé ruË baccataureate 1¡4Lrruç rÞ the filing will be -.^ô+r,, to +Ëà T::.-^:,. ,^:;:.; iillnartv and thtp-m., ta uDits' and dance 151h and the sotrg lulJ|JIç-..':.*!¡¡vl!'lçÈçulé.vJ='=-_;|student'sadvantages. for Ju¡e { at 1::iú lpresent e t^+.-¡^-+,^ -âr,ñrr+ñdâd trade Points for comrneDcerne:r ¡e1ea¡sal is sche'I *õ;;" music of "Calfornia Here I Come' Robert Heinrich, 48 Points for 1? to- th: ¿¡ç rill have the enttre I Results Yil b: reported for Jue i .¡ o,so p.-. duled I local units. service t:t::tl:"student's.

These a¡¡o-.o-"o* *"lr*.u" | .".",-'iã"* o: tÈe stage with the I boara_otii5:"t:i::j":Ï""::r:"-ÌStudents who made a 2'5 averLixe Business \o tdonday du:-i:.s e Beetinr or tn" ltu"-", "The¡e's I ù¡uç¡¡uÞ as a student, -"*'*"; "'" deferment age or better include MarY Bar| sidering hls FJC sophomo¡res- rho are candi- | Show Businæ-'-Doro' Edison, P.oosevelt, rrigä tholic, ShirleY Cunningham, dares foî the associate of arts de- | Fresno I :":t:11"" which :-: :tl-t:]l"-Ït prepares :iti1tadand San Joaqu:: Yemorial will send I Service' .and . thy Georgeson, Jud-v Hau¡thorne' oi;. qualirication tbe collese .*nt"="o3-tiv.es. v--L r^^Lloyd Heinrich, Martin Isler, Rose ^ç "...

'-:,,lffi;îi"î "1t"' lministe's Inouye, John Kohfeld, Genevieve I tn" producco= saff includet'l t"1ti dents, Ann Jo Milhahn, uouv wjili"ï-^aa.i_"_':1'i.:I l.^T:.,t^ï"::1:1,.:T: :Ïi:,:"": 1i Mabray, Blanche I o,1ly.be obtained in and Suelformatio" Monfort, Dolores MoYa, Margaret rÞe Booset"t. ljoA*åt' Carole Gæ¡¿¡ian held:¡ will be "11 cises TallY' Ellen Pipkin, Patsy StiU, :ä'ä ;;.-*.;'"=o =J* i :o..""n"::11ïu.3i:-"j:'::T::: iï,:ü;":",:i",i,: i,i,,::,: write or i William Tsukida, and ShirleY

B Aveioge In Fall Seme sÍer lPrepare

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Students who made better than 2.0 ütera'se include ÄIlen A'lley' ^.

John Arakelian, Thomas Armente,

sopEorEotes * o"'I:i '::'--= !s¡"ttr, Bob curan. åI Elerrera and lt^te it and ' LUCr:j Å-_ :-: des=ee - * É"* -:-.-e--.'. i iiõt""e. *^^e to fu rc'-Ta*" åË5.; charles Becker, Gerald Bender. ?"-,---.lsbich neverfr Buchanan, Eugene æ:-æ-?< .qqåE¡j!-Ê:Ï:', l^.

State Colleg Robert Crtswell, Josephine Davis'

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Mori, Ànn Nelson, J¡mes -\lelseD,

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SatarcaS E:C!.i€ùt- LNis.i Club, B7A, noon '.o attend, i +e.""U"|¡, Xodestor 12:30 p.m. lege- o

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Buciness

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Sirj"' pod"", Gladys Popp, Ernma I and one p€rsoD of eacb coupl€ Eust i g-n*S Dinner, 922, noon ; -,:!": Price, Mack Sanwo, ]fargaret Sis- | har:e a str:deat body ca¡d for adneros, 'Wesley Smith, Erma Take- | mission to tle dance' tne dance is formal. a¡d each i to-e.s"u"n, Romain, 2:30 p.m. l:_::ì::r- -\!-- t(utn sf,ousnton' I uËrule luu'u uchi, Daisy Tan, sylvia Il*."'l lr-ini"m=, Loueua T-.,|i"i, llîiffiì:,,t";.ìi3 #j:: H:iì:i: l,r:i'l J;:ì James Ehite, I f-l'".:T.lï.^ and Jesse Waller. | .angemenl' for the dance- Ellen i i

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1953 -54 Basketball Champ¡ons

BY DON SHROYER

With tieir first Central

Cali-

fornia Junior College Athletic Asso'

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iiation basketball title safely stash-

as'ay, the Fresno Junior College Rams will turn to brighter pastures

ed.

tonight when theY travel to Sacra-

mento to engage in the stâte chamPpionship. finals.

The Rams' first opponent will be

the Los .q.ngeles City quintet. This will be a pretty rugged contest for Joe Kelly's short squad in as much as the LACC five boast of height ancl a Perfect 10'0 record in the rough 'Western States Conference' The Rams and LACC lrill PlaY

the evening's final contest, which is slated for 10:30 P.m. in the Sacramento Union High School Pavilion.

The College of the Sequoias of Visalia were the winners of the state titlé last Year but lost out in its chance to defend the title by losing to the Rams Saturday night,86 to

71.

The Rams and Los Angeles have met previouslY this season. The Los Angeles cre\rt downed the Rams Modesto Invitational Tournament. .{s the Rams have done tbroughout the season, they will depend

by a big margln ln the

upon their sharpshootlng ability overcome thelr lack of height.

to

they qlso curs swept the CÇJCÃ.A' with 9 wins crrd I loss; 'Wqller, Don E¡nie Slcde, right, lelt to cre, embers ]esse Second row, Monoger Lqwrence Benke, Hcrrvey Green, Roy KellY. Bee Photo 'd Cooch Joe

RAAPAGE tlEst¡ Jftrtl

Thundsy, norch 4, 1954

Student Counc¡l Approves $4,805.92 Spring Budget

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Published weekly by the Journatism students of the Flesno Ju¡iol College, 1430 O Street, tr'resno, Cafifornia, and composetl at tåe Central California Typographlc Service, phone 3-2320. Unsit¡ed editorials are the expression of the editor. @ .A.ssistant

Editor....------...

Çgnz^lss, lþg

-.ie fa to football was not useti. ¡ since tbe srudent body "brohe Speaking COnteSt even" in fîlancing th'e sport.

-: Arthur Lea. the .t.'aãoi bodylS¡gn Up BeginS president, esplained ti previous s*o"ot. of Fresno Junior Col_ I years the budget has been on a lege are urgect by speech instrucbecau--e $3.ùr..ù

--.-- Margaret Sisneros

Brurofield Donald Shroyer

-.-...-------.Mary -------

Advertising }fanager---------3|¡nche \filhahn Âssist¿¡t Advertising Manager---.--.-----.----Karl Demoorjian rlrchante Editor--___---_---...--...---.--..-......--...........-......-.....----._---_^-_-vitd¡€d Shaw Ci¡culation

Manager-...-.--

yearly basis, but during the current 1953-54 school ¡-ear the council has dralvn up its budget on a semester basis. The 19ã2-ã3 budget totaled

---Olirer Riggins Fiorentino, Ira ìIae Hendrix,

Reporters-..-..-----.-..-Margaret Schott, Mary Brent Freeman, Nora Barton ancl Ella Papagni.

The spling semester budget

ART LEA . Interesting life

Assoc'rfed Co[egiie Þrers

Roms Toke Leogue

Tiile

Citizen Art Lea Recalls War Ordeal

Just oround the corner on Stqnislous STUDENTS: GET CUPPED BETWEEN CIASSES

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tET US SERVICE Y(xI CAN wHil.E YOU Aff ra CrAliS

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cluded student v¡elfare, $6.12 i publi-

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publications, minus $67.?8 of $?50; social fund, $19.78 of $250; rallies.

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USED ARGOFIEX. MODET E

TO t /200 SEC.

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FRESNO CAilERA EXCHAìIGE

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$74 of $200; assemblies, $112.50 of $112.50; publicity, $12.50 of $12.50;'

Fort Stotsenburg in tde Philip- football, $3,000 of $3,000-; _O-1.-\:,: i pine Islands is where Lea was born ball, $800 of $800; awards, nothing on December 23, 1930. He rilas re- of $300; guest fund, $17.70 of $25; gistered as an Àmerican in 1942, and student conferences, $59.52 of and two years later the v'ar broke $200.

Lea said the student body's inout in the islands. The Lea house come comes from student body was converted into a Japanese hospital and his mother and sister cards sales, from athletic contests were committed to the Bilibial pri- and other events, and from publicason in 1944, but after ts'o months tion advertising. imprisonment ìÀ¡ere returned to the

C/*[

They traded their car for two

AVE.

of FJC ¡r¡ilì

The balances February I of tle I committee of the Fresno chapter fall semester budget budtet included $632 ¡632 || of the Native Daughters. arts. i Students may sigl up with King budtet; oral ans. of a $12.ã0 $12.50 budtÊt; nothing nothins of a $360 aporooriati,on: or Mueller3360 appropriation;r

50 pound sacks of sugar and one of

STATION 20 BTACKSTONE

repr€sentitiYe-

lDorothy Helm, chairman of the

5200.

shelter.

REED'S

. Th:

body awards, $300; guest fund,l Judges for the FJC contest are $?.30; and student conferences, tPhil Smith, Dr. Rolf Ordal, and

II.

JAYCEE BARBER SHOP

of the Golden ft-est-

in-

cations, ü950; socirr iun¿,'-$t;0r lb.-:h9:"" on or about aptil 22 raìlies, g200; assembries, irrz.sot I :." 21:51:l said the local cha¡ter or basketball, g850; basebail,'ii¡oo' I the NDGW plans to arçard tle FJC track, g630; athletic and studentlwinner S10'

Congratulations to Coach Joe Kelly and his basketball team, who brought the cage title to Fresno Junior Collegp for the first time in the history of tþe school.

These boys who lacked height Laocked over bigger op ponents by speed, ball control, and just all around ¿bility.

It's also great to see that Kelly h¡q¡'t lost ¡¡s m¡gic By lva Hendrix touch of turning out great basketball t€ams.

Art Lea, the X'resno Junior ColWell, good luck to you cågers in tåe st¿te finals at Sac- lege student body president today, r¿mento. We hope you become state champs, becau-"e you lived in the Philippines during the fellows really deserve it.

Japanese occupation in World War

fOß

tors Joseph King and Paul Mueller to sigo up with them for the Junior College .Public Speaking Contest sponsored by the \ative Daughters

$7.591.

Membcr

DRTYE

$4,805.92.

rs gG;022.50. However, Jose R.

of 31,036 of t

..._-_._IIarUo TâmrOka

Business Manager--.-.-.Sports Eclitor-----.--------------

as approved a student body

Tln*o

FBr

A ÅIfS. tle FJC bantl

Fresno Junior College bookstore,

¿¡¡6tt¡çsfl that graduation

an-

trouncements are on sale for 20 cents each and that no orders for announcements will be accepted

after \farch

15.

April 1 is tbe deadline for caps and gowns which may be reDted for $5, tso of which will be refunded if tley are returned in good condition.

rice, "The car wasu't of much use \r-ithBy IIARY FIORENTINO out B¿s-" Lea, s¡id; -b€sides, oDe RALLY COMMITTEE had to hare a p€rmit to leare to¡-n. is sponsoring a Rally Commirtee sas aìmost impossible to which secure since I was an A,merican." talent shoç- to be held ìtarch 17 He a¡¡lred in San Francisco in in the Fresno Memorial Âuditorium.

May of 1915, r¡hen the S. S. Mon- Arrangements Fe re completed terey la¡ded there. He came to Tuesday for tbe sbor- Âcts will be .U> Fresno a¿d attended the Washing- presented by tàe \ewman club, & toD Ju-aior and the tr'resno High Red Kef. Rambling Cotlegiates, Sehæls-

BOOKSTORE URGES ORDERING OF ANNOUNCEMENTS I\-esley Anderson, n*¡¡ger of th€

Cards may b€ hatl on speclal order not later tha¡ Âpril 1 for $1.95 per hundredanderson asks t¡at graduates place their orders as soon as Iþs-

sible and said that positirely C.O.D.'s will be acceptec.

no

Modern Art Hos History Modern art is not strictly nodern because nany of its origins

at all

and can

be traced to prehistoric

cave

& Ira is a sporting goods salesman choi¡. Sisei Club, and fqculty. drawings and to much of the art ior Jack working his RED KEY Saunders, throrighout hlstory, said Walter ç ray through FJC. Red Key's part in the talent shov¡ Witt, FJC's a¡t instructor, in a Fill consist of a South Pacific talk on "ñ-hat ìfakes Art Modern" *

* AWS TO HOLD

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scene of musical comedy accompa- at a dinner meetiDg of librarians i nied by C. Lowell Spencer and the of the Fresno County Schools, the i uan¿. tr'resno County Library and ¡aresno sheehan, president, reported State College in the tr'SC cafeteria.

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INSTALLATION rNsrALLATroN The Associated nuomen Studeus

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on the success of the cake

sale,

!Þ organization will holtl their instal-

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PAIÎONIZE OUR

ladon of spring officers at Herb a¡d Dode's Hut Monday at ?:30 pn )lembers that plan to atteDd Eey

contact Sue. Sheehan, who i.n the

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ADVERTISERS

A ROYAL !

made like a key rvith

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I ews will holcl aD installation Fta¡ces I di¡ner-next Monday at 7 p-E in the pin- I gtt .l:" Sheehan' president" rrill Tbe ner¡¡ly elected officà .o b" i i*t"ü her new officers at the ditr'

the the outgoing Purroy. with a

ofñcers at

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instaltetl are Mrs. $þsshan. presi- I ner' and present the outgoing fall president,. Frances Purdent; vena Holt, vice presiãeat; l*tî fl¿nni¿ Warren, secretary: Cherrell I Ti'

SL John, treasurer; $imm5, historian.

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Pattonize Our Advertisers

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COMA,IERCIAT

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Speciol Roles

onorary prn'

14IH YEI:| Jesse Waller, president of

14th

year, yean, said said announcements may

be

purchased anytine before March

l5 at 20 cents each in the book store. Measurements for cap and gowrrs may now be taken anytime before -A.pril

Fresno

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1929 F¡esno Sl.

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JAM SESSION EVERY T{IDAY

FEAruIES

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RAHPAGE

4, 1954

Poge Three

Contests Slafed Baseball Squad W¡ns One; Reedley Scares Rams For Track Team War¡ Ups Win Upset Tuesday ln hiah 3J",'I1t["j","f"* ", lLoses Two, ln Warm l':J",'I*"ï"J"""f"i fha ¡qmnrra nf rhrr r-.rcnirif nf iôv l-^,,.* ! | 'hiq ^^++I^,t Àrrar

c¿gers casers won

trãnce t;;;¿ã

their first

central in the Central

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tor over the

College that the Rams GiantsthattlletlamswereuËr6u Giants

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of this. their firsr championship. .q.n

.upset

risers on

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ric- i Sequoias'i-__

victory

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r Coltege veter- ] hoeter sid _-_-,Ãôftôñ,riña.^r,l^r,,-ro attendins school under i i':-:o'-1* IlinvitAtionalrne€tsüjirjiJ"i,";3i" Korea Bill, are remincledl'-;::.:.::::-:,:--lPL550'

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t -in. rrame as ttrey scored three fi¡st halt ot the twin bill on Satur- | rDlttal trame regional,andlfilsthaltotthetwinbillonsatur-lrDltlal p: and auu on a a 20 to a.v Lv r1 ¡uÞù ross to uu the tuçl¡ulrvuêv¡ day.

Iluó-r. lruns Ftesr Lar,¡ ar¡aa¡rrrlnatersfield Renegades. lwaÈs.

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Dick Knigb

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I ÞP¡¡srç¡-' ""t.' :"'il"'ll,arr-t Schmitz and ToDy Fragus did lfielder's choice. Fragus' triple in his ex-Edison High cagers.

I quarter miler; a¡d Johnnie Carter, e*o'"o^ I ;^ .--_,.__ r-^..^ iñ DÃ+rirr ññâ +hôñ ^, I .-^ ':Ï':=^::i]'; fourth d¡ hu¡ting for the Rams and at'I the r^,,-+L tall Tigers snapped the undefeated I This only applies to veterans whr I lole sas second t" I tne vaulter' -rãiã scored scorr on LoriÀ Wallace's hits Fragus i;"ãì; between them. r^^ñr^ çhen I hawe rpnpiwc¡r rlrcir authorizatt:" cr¡rhorizarioi I 9** received_their th" R¡ms of rha recortl nr leasue ¡ôôôrÁ | - --i" trl .""r..ence last I Cha¡læ Ratliff and Schmitz lFragus T".-"-:o_î_t l l*".

I single. vic'| v¡uI 69 or to tu 70 lu veterans veuc¡'¿arts rvho lvlu """tì-t* a for ror training. ì;rall¡rug.

Those ruose out ou[ squeaked they squeaKeû | I combined to hurl a four hitter the I The Stockton nine will host the tory in Reedley's gy nasium be- I have not received their authoriza- "eason.

Accordins to.IÇeidenhoefer, there tottowlng day. The Rams were lead- Rams in Stockton today when may monthly sign the certification croçdfore an overflow |.

I | tn" ]rodesto outrft by a 5 to llrrc *itt t"v nisht'slii." tu"v-t ir";;;.1l.]:"_T"T1=_ï:1T_1i:,11" rhe toss made Saturday -#ghtv -u]:-li"s put antt shot erents this cus "t',r'ãiu" vear' margin goiEa i¡to the seventh when won and lost i-- | à"n".izailon into tne veterans, I contest with the Giants I I Eer'e weak in 5e-5ere-weaK ¡-ast year Ee tn the [ne I the Pirates Gouecte.d four lour bases Þases on I portant. A loss to the Giants woultlloffice. | "T¿st ltne Hlrates col¡ected |

havethrownthelea$reintoatie'|-|rseithtevents,butthistimewe|ballsandBæLerJohnsonrapped However, the Rams rtid come.l PATPCINIZE ctUR ADVERTISERS llav: s:ne tood prospects," WelloutahomenntogivethePirates denhoefer saialsaidruus aDd and a 7 to 5 6 yictory.

I clenhoefer | 6 runs I

heltt a 19 to 18 first period edge' led 3? to 34 at the halfwaY mark and held a 55 to 52 margin going into

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I ffi:tr,î"tt"::-i.marsin*î:."1 As they '

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have done several times

this season the Rams literallt úon the contest from the free thross-r The Rams scored 16 out of 1? at- i

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the Rams droPPed in 28 shots out of 34 attempts.

Don Steitz. Ram guard, playing

his second season at Flesno

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Well Represented At Fresno JC

SEMESTER WITH NETV OFFICERS

Fresno Junior College now has 1,045 day students including 15 out of state residents and 35 from outside the continential United States.

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LANS

NURSING TOUR

Auroa Morris as her cochairnân' Newly elected Newman Club offi-

Arrangements are being mâde fol. w'omen interested in the nursing profession to mahe a uxlr of the city hospitals in order to give them a better vierç of Ehat a career of nursing consists ofJames E. \Çelden- Fede and industrial educaüon chairman, said

cers are Bob Curran, President; Diana Sam, vice President; Rose-

mary Mazzilli, secretarY; and Tom Reinha¡t, treasurer.

FJC's newtY organized club, the Ranbling Collegiates, have elected Carole Gostanian, President; San-

dra Simms, vice President; .Al this field tou¡ rill be especially Ilerrera, second vice President; helpful to those sho are still unCherrell St. John, secretary; Rich- decided about tbeir future study. a¡il To¡res, corresponding secre- He urg:es Fornerr iDterested in t¿ry, and Vena Holt ,treasurer' making this tour to register with Bob Curran and Anita Ferrell are Miss Violet Årn-<Èong in the main

lfonre, Etna, Long Beach, Palm

Springs,

Pasadeua, Porterville, Reedley, Salinas, San Bernardino, Shafter, T\rlare, Van Nuys, Visalia, antl'Weed.

BT ILDING HOME . . . The members of the cr:rpentry closs, One ho¡dred ninety-one studeDts und€r the instruition ol Merle Sons, cne building the house are from outside Fresno but within cE c grroup project. The buildinq is locoted ot the corner' the I'JC district. They include Maci Tuoù¡n¡re crnd Q Streets. dera 34, Choçchilla 24, Kerman 17, Auberry 3, Clovis 22, Dinuba 3, Do6 Palos 7, F'irebaugh 5, Fowler 15, RESNO JC CARPENTRY CLASS BUILDS HOUSE Hanford 4, Lemoore 3, MeDdota 2, Collete carpentry students are breakrast nook. in tbe process of building a house Sons, assisted by Gene Buckan- San Joaquin 2, Sanger 19, Kingsar loolumne antl Q Streets. The an, Kenneth Gilroy, F loyd White burg 3, Selma 10, and one each from proi€ct is under the guidance of and James White, Broup leaders, Merced, PattersoD, Le Grande, Ierþ Sons, carpentry instructor. will see that careful workmanshiP Raisin City, Ârnoûa, Laton, Caru-

office as s(x)D Ls po.ssible.

There rill be no charges a¡d Tbe buildlng will be 27 by 48 AÀ De8¡ee officers are Jesse W'aller, president: LarrY S€hmitz' Yice plans sill be completed as soon a-< fes and will have a shake type presideDt; Shigeho Shimokubo, 50 or more students sign up. ræt tço bedrooms with ample c¡æi space, a large livlng room secretar-c ; OliYer Riggins, treâsuler; Ca¡ole Gosta¡ia¡, social chair- PAITONtrE OUR ADVERTISBS aDd a spacious kitchen wlth a man. and LouÈ Ramirez, PublicitÍ

the membershiP chairmen'

and sound building practices are thers, Wawona, and Tranquillity.

emphasized.

Previous activities of tìe class included estimatiDt tùe cost" su¡veying, and leveli¡g of the lot-

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The ìiisei Club officers are George Tânlmoto, Presldent; Alicc

Kuramoto, vice President; Ja¡e Kobashi, secretary; Bill Tsukl<la" corresPonding secretary; Jim Tsuklda, treasurer; Shigeko $hìmsþ6 bo, publicity manager'

AWS officers are Sue Sheeh8n' president; Vena Holt, vice þresi' deDt; Bonnie Warren, secretary; Che¡retl St. John, treasurer; S¿n'

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dra Simns, historian; Iva Hendrix' publicity manager.

Recl Key officers are Sue Shee-

han, president; Frances Purroy' vice president; Blanche Milhehn'

sec¡etary; Carole Gostanian, treaS'

urer; Molly'Williams, membersDlp chai¡oan.

AlPha Gamma Sigpa officers are

Geralat Bender, President; Pat Still, vice President and reporter;

Joy Ilunt, secretary and treasurer. tr'reshman officers are Jerry Jack-

son, president; Ellen Tally, vice president; Cherrell St. John' sec-

retary, and BoYd Deel, treasurerThe Future Business Leaders of America and Phi Theta KaPPa hare not elected spring offfcers Yet.

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New Club

The Fresno Junior College is in-

troducing

a new club called the

"Rambling Collegiates." The main purpose of the organization is to give any g¡oup of students who are interested in oral arts an opportunity to meet with people connectetl in this fieltl.

The purpose and activities of this club is to: Promote cluture bY having guest speakers in the field of radio, art, music, etc., start a scholarship fund for students in oral arts, purchase a trophy case for ¡'JC, to bave Potluck dinner dances

in the Ramble Inn, to

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Sequoia production of Show Boat ln May, rePresent ltalY in TaIent Show, hold noon dances ì¡¡ith

of

Collegiate band and to hold athletic contest with other organizations on campus, the first being a volley ball contest with the Nisei Club' The appoiDted officers are: President, Carolé Gostanian; 1st VicePresident, Sandra Simms; 2nd Vicepresident, Alfred Herrera; Record'

For Fellowship... High Aduenture.

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a proud mission

rrear the wings of the U. S. Air Force ! chocen fen', who ride the skies in

Air Force jets.

ing Secretary, Cherrel St. John;

Corresponding'Secretary, Rlchartl Torres; Treasurer, Vena Holt; Historian, Ä,nn Nelson; MembershiP Chairmen, Änita X'errell a¡tl Bob Curra¡. S¡lonsors are Mlss Me¡lam Tervo and C. Lowell SPencer.

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