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FRESNO, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MARCH
II,
NO.
1954
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Curtain time for the greatest show on earth will be 10 a.m. Itednesday morning in the Memorial Audì¿6¡¡r¡m. This show is sponsored by tle rally committee with Sandra Simms and Al Herrera as co-chairmen. ïhe shôw will feahre colorful customs fi¡om other countries, comedy acts fmm big tine stage shows, and favorite songs from the all tlme hit parade. This Society
Honor
Will lnitiate ç
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trhesno
will take you around the world
songs ¿nd dances.
It will all start in Hollywootl lwith a famous band playing a real inifs nurnber thar wur keep your'
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Ärnente, Mary
^rl*^ñ.drô ol the music' *;".1t | 'Y-'-ïi vr'¡¡vr crisweu,shirleyc-"¡"Ë;r*;l-E:i"-l:i:--"-1"i-1tt'Ïli:"".-l ----ã,-p"ol-" enjoy tbe song and dances we
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. . . The qbove girl will toke you on ctn imcgincry tour-to-F¡qnce cmd á 6¡"*¿ed cqbq¡et. The gri¡L cne, left to right, Ellen Tolly, Cherrell S_t. iohn, Änn Nel"--Lti son, qnd Frcrrces Purroy. They cre sponsored by the .Associoted Women Str¡dents. CHORUS GIRLS
Margaret Snyder ls Health Nurse The Fresno Junior Cotlege health center, located in the W'ome¡'s P-B
oftice, is boasting of an additional roero\r of the nursing staff, Xrs'
Five Students To Attend
5an Diego Conference' Art Lea, student body president, annormæd five tives of the FJC shrdent council and Jeh W-
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l'high schoöls wlll be there too;
I Come one, come I ^-r -L^^- earth' ^aJL est show o'n rêe, Dean Kohfeld, Àllce Ku¡amoto. I
all to the great-
Ronaltt Lifes, Ned¡a LæoeY, Ke¡-
l¡bras Jo vrñ, X¡¡e¿IlL Ic.Ðù Pa¡in¡s rnn Ic¡for! loHÈo Ici Dolores neth Lu¡dDtlt: GaeYiere
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Io¡ra, rnn NelsoD' James Nielsen' I¡r8l¡et PiPtin,. Sirie Poder' G¡âùÈ hI¡I), Emma Price, Mar'
W¡ll Play Renegades By DON SHROYER
Coach Ray XcCa¡thy's F resno Junior CollegB Shdent Government Association ænference lwuri"- Tsukid4 wrlfreal warren, Junior Coüeeie baseballers will try Margaret SnYder. in San Diego APril l to3. Shirley Webb, Læelþ Williams' to tet bacÈ ¡qto the win column Mrs- SnYder, a gtaduate Òf the They will include L€a' Eatsy Still' MarY Wrigùt' a¡d Jesse Waller' this çeek as they play two Practice University of Minnesota' ü'as em' sh¡dent bodY vice Prcsident; Jose The cu¡rcnt oñcers of A'lPha contests. The Rams were sls.ted to ployed in the lJniversity of Min' Gonzales, the treasu¡er; Shirley Mc' Gamma Sitru ¡nclude President meet tùe FSC JV's at Romaln Park Bend€r. Vice President yeste¡dey. ThIs afternoon the R¿ms nesota health atel¡8¡tment for 2 ¡iey, a councll menber; and Jerry years before gemlng to tr'JC. Patsy Stflt Seeætsry a¡d Treasurer rill favel to BakersfÍeld to PlaY Jackson, freshman class president' Dea¡ of Students, Miss'Slilla M. Lea and Miss Sttll rill be FJC's I Mrs..Læù¡ I- Ibller, Resno Jun- | Joy HunL the Batsersfleltl College Renegades' Marsh, urges all students in need Yotint delegates, ior Càttese rcaisrr¡. said that I StoA*tt ¡ho are members for The Renegades hold a Previous perof medical ald to taÈe advantage of San Diego Junior College will be I f'fC's enrollDert Dor stends at lthree ser€sters m?v J:coTe rin oYer the Rams. The contest was the health'services offered them' the offlciai host to tle conference, I Z,OOa after all f.Þ Ìedt¿tions lnanent members of Alpha G"-1" pleyed February 26, antl the Bakersg¡¿tle of She asks, in the event of absence assisted by Ocea¡side, Carlsbad, I have b€eD t¡Ded rnd the SZ I Sigma proviited ttrey have a ñeld nine won a lop-sttled 20 to 1 any of the staff, for students to feel palomar, and Rive¡stule Junior Col- | students wbo ilropped rve been I noint ratio of 2.3 for alt Junior victory. their go with 10 to her Prob' Der free to College ro¡L Not Dore tha,n Saturday the Rams are hoPlng to lems. Juntor College student body pres-l Oav enrollment bl.Vn.inclutlinglceDt ol tùe graduates ln any one give a little better Performance. emer' meEThe health center contains ident, is the organization's state I fZf fti*U school sÈudeûts who at- | ctass may become Berma^neDt They have lost some PrettY close gency supplieg aûd cotspresldent. tend junlor couesp shop classes luers- rinat selectlon of- perna¡ent (Continaed on Page 3) fmm 10 Mrs. Ä,nne Gabel is here members is mede bY a facultY com' -ouo* a.E. uDtil 4 P.ú- on WednesdaYs *1ujlî treDtlrone .,o.1.i.."" rbo co-nsidet-*fo: - ã-;r-;;;t | ;; and Mrs. Snyder is here durlng the candidates BUSTNESS DIVISION I | ch¡¡acter a¡e same hours on ThursdaYs. Mrs. These hio' '*"'",T"îu-r-iä."ìì"..å.,l"'o"s Cal'| Central the attend both dal want to attending are that 55 of whom I WIIL SOON OFFER Hazel Petlersen is health coordlns' 1'¡¿ nisht toti lt" showr bv c:ndu:: "t-l^f"* irornia stuttent co""--Àt'n.."'| ii¿""*ü"r tor. servrce r"dlì"- I i;;"J"='"'r^iã "t"*"o:h:T-^lI REFRESHER COURSE th"-:"h-"-:l' ior College on March 20- " The Fresno Junior College busieducation couraes ."a äcs ì"-tl;-lrcraw a¡d-service -t and leadershiP as shown bY acti- ness divlsion will offer several one 4¡4uu6r rulwu v.w'ge{s I unlt refresher courses during the cent¡al organizatlon aarl of the I Keith Emmert, the veterans co'|
Enrollment Hits 2,OO3
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NEW MEMBERS JOIN RED KEY
Reedley Junlor College student I orctinator, said FJC has more than new their body, sai<l the Taft meetlng will | 300 vete¡a¡s enrolled rho a¡e re selectecl KeY The Red members at a meeting helcl last arrerìge resolutlons tàat tle nine I ceivlng subsistence from thê fed' Wednesday noon. The new members include Sandra the state conference.
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THIS WEEK'S CALENDAR
FJC haal 1,E55 students enrolled 'Wllliams, year ago, including E20 ln day MARCH of White 8 MStuart Jack' President | Jerry Simñs, Ray 11-ÍBr'À, B{, noon deleanil 835 at niSht- Two years faculty classes | son, Mary Brumfteltt, Glatlys PoPP, FJC saiil a number of Bakersfieltl' 12 : 30 ll-Baseball, Bob Curran, Tom RYan, Jesse Wal' gates will attend the CCJCÀ meet- | ago the total was l'433, including p.m. ler, Diana Sam, Helen EmbirY, ana lng from tr'resno Junior college- | zlo day students antt 693 attendint l2-Social Commtttee, S-22, noon Gus Reimer, tie dtrector of Reed'I night classes' Nelson, Martln Isler, Cherrell St. l2-Newman Club, B-3' noon John, Dean Lee, and Àrt Tyler. lF-RallY Comqtttee' S-22' noon These stud.ents were selected an opening session, rvhen Dr. Ralnh I increased more tha¡ 500 per cent l?-Talent Âssembly, 10 a'm. from a list of 22 students who Prato¡ wlll welcome the student lsince its reorganizatlon in 1948 as Uemorl¿l Âutlltorlum a two year college wlth e canpus applied-for membershlp. They were and faculty delegates. Club, B'?Ä' noon lg-Nisei Fres¡o of the from that will be separate principal sPeaker The Judaed by personalitY, subiects' 2ù-Regional conference a't Taft gxade average, leadershlp and club firsnk O, MclntYre, Los -A'ngeles' State College. particlpation bY the PremaneDt dlrector of public relations for the F'JC'g student botty has t¡creased 21-AWS Eeeüng, 2'22, toon'. members.
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(Continaeà oh Page 2)
next three months.
It will
accommodate enployed
nen and women who wlsh to im' prove their skills, qual.ify for a new
posftion, or Pnepare for clvil ser' vice exa^minatlons. ìf,lss Etbel McCormack, the divis' ion chai¡nan, salal the classes will lnclutle PBX board operation' flllng
antl votce writiDg machlnes' Âll
will meet ln bungalow 8. The instructor will be Miss NancY
clasees
'Webster.
More informatlon maY be obtained from Mlss McCormack in Bungalow 1 or bY telephonlng her at 3-5241.
RAII?AGE
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Exchange llotes
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By ELLA PAPAGNI
By MARY FIORENT¡NO KEY RED Ju¡ior FresDo Published weekly by the Jou¡nelisn students of the Key'i part In the tal€Dt show Retl tàe Cent¡al at aDd composecl Californla' Fresno, 1430 Street, O College, comedy consisting of a musical is a are ed'itorials Callfornla Typographlc Serrlce, phone 3-2320. Unslgned Honey Bun, from and daace. song @ edltor. of the the expression the stage production of "South Pa-"'--Haruo Ienaoka cific," yill be sung by Carole GostEditor---.---..---Margaret Sisneros anla¡; bached by the chorus: tr*ran----Edltor.....-.--.--Assistant -.------.----'lÍary Brumfieltl ces Purroy, Jerry Jackson, Tom Business Manater------Sports Ectitor-------------------------.------i..-------- Donald Shroyer Ryan, tnn Nelson, Cherrell SL ----------------:------------Slanche \rilhahn John, Shirley McKay, Gladys Popp, .A,tlvertisint Manager-----.-. ÐrI¡ffiflilnl
Manager--.-.... Editor.----.....--Ci¡culation Manager--..---.
Reporters-..-------......Margaret Schott, Nora Barton and Ella Papagni.
Mary
Went ForA Ride Ten little hotrods were feeling right and fine;
One missed a stoplight, and theD there were nine. Nine little hotrods were playing at g¡eåt rate; One turned over, and then there
.--------Karl Denoorjlan Mary Brumfield, Helen Embry and
Assistå¡t Ädvertisint Erchange
r*-ere eight.
-----.vildrcd Shaϡ .--Otiver Riggins
Sue Sheehan. Red Key has also taken in 15 nes Fioreotino. BæDt Freeman, members since last semester.
Associled Coille6ile
Eight little hotrods were dreaming of hearen;
AWS PREPARES FOR SHOW The åssociated Women Students' insaf-larion dinner held Monday at
Mcgtbar
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PARINAZ
Ele¡ù and Dode's Hut. Eighteen
M,A,FI
Porinsz MsÍi
was rresiaen'l¡
17'ï$"ff:iïonies T;3iä pr€senr t.he
Did you ever wish you could travel ? -A'side from ioining the Navy, of course ! 'Well, you're in luck ! Step up.and iake your p-lace on -c.toud nine aád see the wonderful views in Eoll-rwood, New York' France, Hawaü, New Orle^tt., Japan, Italy, and Brazil. 'Where is cloud nine, you ask? \t'ell, Jou go to the Menorial Auditorium next Wednesday; gp inside and find a reål gpod seåt. WheD the curbain goes up youÏ be on your way to s€€ the world. ponsored by the Ralty Committ€e Fith Simms a¡d Al llerrera, co':chairmenh and Al: se're with you all the saY.
One really got there, and then there çere seven. Seven little hotrods rvere doing fancy tricks; One rlidn't si8;nal, and then there
...lrcrnionstudent
members wère present, and Eisl-
See TheWorld Morch
little Hot Rods
Ten
were
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Six little hotrods were glad to
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One hit a curb, and theD there People \nchi¿;kes were five. ca.E€n in the talent show. DancFive little hotrods having fun i:.s iastructor is Dorrs ;È1iT-y..l Mafi' a¡ lra¡ia¡ studeDtlcalore; cirrs in the act *ru i".irã"-i-""" I sho .Parinaa --^-""jt-T;itJffi#!, atteDrling Ftesoo attenditrt Ftesno -: Ju¡- |I (Jre Junis noF nov .--ôna lost a wheel, and then there -.-":".:"" EIoÌ¡- Bonnie 'Warren, Sandra :'*-î,-,'---:I One j
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ror lwere rour. q;ñhs, cherreu st. ¡ono, Ái 3]]:l_"_*_'-":_::.o_*:3 persohzlitv a¡tl big h-::, nt=Ït i Four little hotrotts out on a son Elten lalty, rranclr ;;"-t,""illli i She came to the US in 1952. spree; sprec; ì¡ì€= erôñ,'ôñoan o¡¡r Sheehan. I ::':'--'^^"-: î:--:^:,' Xiss Stephenson and Sue ",,--"i..*".'lsmile. ":-"::-ï:ror English one.had too manv' and then there ; NrsEr .LUB NISEI CLUB Ilil:i:iu_*^:,,",:f^l ^* o^-.^r^- ^^r¡r^ñiâ orientar music and dancins *jill"tr?i:'"kIi,"""lli*il',on ,r. ..i-ïiJÏiîrre hotrcds .were drivbe feâtured in the talent her three brothers, but lr"" =i".t"ii-""o t-"; re- titea carifornia so well that =u. \isei ctub members. The 1|o] lart _o^tlvislt she t."*, and then | presenting Japan will conslst of decided to.stay. During the time oflI "ä"J I three members: a solo by Herbert lher Enelish training at Berkelev she I Trno litue hotrods ¡çere brim full Togashi, a dance by eight o:t. *jlmet pãrviz Maft, also fu¡; .from lran. lof --o""'r"u the finale bv 16 menbet.:.1h-" meeting was nor by accident; | asteep, and then there ll-ltnis (From nale, "Bim No Manu Kara" I th"y *"r" both in love in lran but I *". oo.. The w'indow in the Building)'. 1t laio not have the opportunitv to õt* iittr" hotrod rva-< still safe | called the obon odori d,ance, which presented this I and sound; | -".ry, but the us ls simllar to the folk dance. opportunlty. I He drives safely, and he's still Haruo Yamaoka ¡v'ill be the narMrs. Mafi is majoring in home around. I
rator for the
Japanese program, economics. and she likes most of all
is
and .{.kira Tokubo
-Richmond
Mrs. Mildrecl Botsford. the home economics Instructor. She is planning to attend Fresno JC for two yeârs and then transfer to Éresno | ,-
chairman.
Spring Brings
Sociology Night ¡ LIASS lnVlrtes
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Different Fads
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tàe etiucation ¡çhicir is possi'ole in¡)pêClðl By ELLAN PAPAGNI )peAKefS The ner spring fashions this sea- the IJS. The Monday sirciology class, cotrWhen asked about her dislikes ducted by Dr. Lucile Williams, are son cons=l of many different styles she answered, "I like everything adding ne\M interest to their studies and fadsA, fad rith the girls this Year but the hot lveather. I like the by making special reports on obare the trew. man-tailored shirt people of tr'resno very much." servations of their own and by After she finishes her education. hearing guest and student speakers. blouses- The blouses come in âll diffe:e:i colors, printç and stripes. Mrs. Mafi would like to return to The diagnosis ¡nd treatment of Ther haçe thaf man effect esPec' Tehran, the capitâl of lran. mental disorders and case hÍstory idl5 rhen they are, worn with varwas discussed by Ola' Chant and io:s cuff links, which also are ne*' Enrollment Hits 2,003 Joyce Adams. siudents in the class. fad-.(Continred from Page 1) Dr. Wayne fF. Wisham of the r i¡s¡ ù-lll become more popular by about 5,000 per cent since 1910 Veteran's å¡iministration Hospital 'å:r -spring, even more so since' rher it opened as the first junior was int¡oduced by Marion G. Mcli.er is coming out in prints, stripes college inthe state wtth 28 students Intyre, a student. His topic was arC polka dots. The new linen ald three insLructors. In 1921 the mental hygiene, its diagnosis and sii¡ts are coning out both with a junior college s-as combinecl rvith treaÙIreft. lo¡ of kick pleats and Pencil slim the Fresno \ormal School. the fore- Folloring the reports, a question shins. Matching blouses of Print n¡nn.er of FSC. and a¡sr¡'er period is held. I
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- - - Scnd¡o Simms, left, TÃLENT SHOW CO-CHAiR.}{S ond Al Herrercr, right, ore ..::e :-cli -*rorking co-chcrirmen who qre in chorge of the TCe::: S::c'ø- The show is sponsored by the rolly committee.
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The most successful_cag€-s-eåson in.th-e hjqtqry- of Fre.sno Jq-olot Coqese was.completcd R¿ms took lhird place in the California State Junior Þtr¡4ly_.-g..ht when the FJC 9:_il9 Èasketbãil Íoumament in Sacrammto. îheRams gained their thi¡d slot by an impressit" by V 72 to 56 victory over East Contra Costa -*fticli
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the field Saturday I Collese Association championshiplS-". Stettz marked up 317 pointslccintests rec-entff -a.nd are due toi '"Ë;;:' cÞarlie Ratliff hurled the first t as he clobbeæd t*o home ruDs, runs, one sil¡ come throWù a wln. his aDd averaged for * seåson'a total state I last year's by oy dethronlng oeroroûrng läL J€ð¡ s ù@rçl'"' I lsi¡ innings and allowed the Mus-lin eacb cont, châmps, the collese of the se'|10'9points-percontest'cqnter*tt;l-^T":iPI.:-*l-t3ft.:"^"-_-.:ltans onrv rour runs. The Ramslfour trips in lrams IDarKeq up óuz' auq Ëuarq I ro oe ¡lrs o¡E r-oùrJÍ as Ãe Ooesn-l I were leadins quolas. h"di"s 6 to I I r^ ro 4 at the toD top half harl;;;; l*,-ol: l: ,rn rheir rirsr coDtest-or lh-:lot:.::l"i"nhittàenetsror206. but tne uustaiäl::ï"i"i-:"Ï ruo more to knot the banl;;Jr;";;" ¿ourDey rhe Rans downed." +]l atl tne Knisht aje {t'3vers fro-m latt I ga-e. Tbe Rams lost their chance I ;; ;;;.. " ancl powerful Los Ängeles City Col- | guidance of new Head Coach Joe I " '- -*--' lese ouintet by a 72 to G2 ma¡gfn, I xetty, and composed almost òntire- | seasoD. Both xni€ùt aud Schmitz I when ràer çere unable to score I performances in turned credir-hleof ex-Edison High caters, met The LAC team had defeated the | ry I I in tle top helf of the tenth. lâst yearComplimenls of Rams earlier in the se¿sonI 29 opponents thfs season. The RaPs I I Ratliff belted a tvo run homer
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Harvey Greetr, high scoring F.JC i forwa¡d, walked off with the scor- i ing honors for the evening bY col-: tecting 27 points. Johnson Fa¡¡
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ment. And srnoking cnjoymerrt is all É Eâtt€f, of taste. Yes, taste is what oount¡ b a cigarette- A¡d l¿rc&ies teste better¿ fro farfs crplain why Luckies taste bæ. F¡rst, L.S./MJ'.T.- Lucþ StriG rrçâr'a fioe tobacco . . .light, mild, good-
ed. The Hornets racked uP 3{ Points during the first period of the con-
test. The Fullerton attåch
Fas sparBed bY 6 foot ? i¡ch center Jim
ffiing tobacco. Se@nd, Luchies a¡e aç tually made better to taste better . . . always round, 6rm, fully packed to draw
Sterkel, who scored 2ã Points- IIe
rvas closely followed b:¡ teamm2tes Dave Elall with 22 and Dan Rogers, rvho hit for 18. Green. as in the first touraeY contest, took the scoring honors for
freely and snoke eveoty.
So, for tåe cnjoymeat you get from
better taste, ¡nd æly from better taste, Be Happy-C'o Lucky. Get a pack or a carton of better-tasting Luckies toda¡
the R¿ms ¡r'ith 24 points. At this point Green rvas second only to Sterkel for the number of Points scored in tourney play. Sterkel had scored 44 and Green 41. Johnson v'as secoDd high for the Rams with 16 points.
Wfrere's you! ilngle? Ifs eæier " qn loll thiak to
The Rams took off with a roar the following eveniDt when they
'."-Þe S25 by writiog a Lucky Strite j;gle like those you see io rsiq ad. Yes, we need jinglea
met the East Contra Costa Vikings as they marked up 36 points against the Vlkings' 19 in tùe first half of play. In the third stanza both teams scored 16 points, but du¡ing the
llnal frame the Vikings tried
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des-
perately to overtake the Rams, but didD't haYe it. Dennis Rano and Frank Smarzea,
both forwards for the Vikings, scored 14 points each to be high scorers for the East Contra Costa quintet. Green was agâin the Fresno high scorer as he collected 30 points for his evenfng's work. Johnson ças again second as he-scored 11 points. Fresno's Green was nameil on the all tournament team along wlth Jim Gray, Grant Tech, as forwards; Jlm
Sterkel, Fullerton, at center; Dave
Hall and Dan Rogers, Fullerton, at the guards. The second team tound Fresno's Don Steitz at one of the guard slots. Green set a new scoring record for the school rvhen he passed Lloyd Heavin's 1950 mark of 525 points. Aecordlng to Marvin Lutp, FJC scorer, Green scored a total of 607 polnts in twenty-nine Contests. He averaged 20.9 points per contest. He was fourth high on the free throw percentage as he drôpÞeal in
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ClEATER,. FRESIIER.
StoofitERI
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IAT?AGE
Poge Four
Thirts€ir student nu¡seg of the Miklretl Botsford. They ar€ all first
tìe
CarnPos, 467 KearneY
best ratingF on shorthand
ln Miss Etlel
lÍcCornack's
classes with only one eror on a 60 word Per minute test antl four
errors olr an 80 words P€r minute
test. Rose Xa¡ie
tazzilli a¡tl Alice Ku'
General Eospital Êemester students. takint tìeir Hakl said ¡'JC also offers a year ae¡demie t¡ainlng in the Freso course of pre-clinical nursing to qualify candidates to all schools ot Ju¡ior CoIþæ. Keo¡eth s¡¡d, t[s instructor in nursing. Twelve students are now cbå¡gp of the professional nursing enmlled in thls prog¡am. prcìgaD, seid all student Dursea FJC also provides preprofessionçho have stt¡dted at F.JC the pe.st al maþrs in medicine, dentistry, ñve years have ¡nssed their state pharmacy a¡tl public health, prepa¡ing students for entrance to bo€¡d examinatlons. Thei¡ FJC sourses a¡d instruc- medical tlenttstry or pharmacy tors include a¡atomy, Dhysiology, schools of universities. and microbioloty, Eald; psychol- Hald also dirccts a training proog, John Mock; sociology, Dr. Lu. gram for laboratory technicia¡s cile Williams; and dietetlcs, Mr-s, and medic¿l rgceptionists. School of l(ursing are
Junior Cotlege tvping students sitÀ a net rate of 66 words Per minute n¡ithout error on a typint test at the end of the fall semester' Ànn Nelson, 3335 IIedeBs Ave-
tests
1954
Fteoo County
Blvd., ranked highest of the Fresno
made
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THIRTY.SIX STUDENT NURSES TRAIN IN GENERAI HOSPITAT
Girls Rank High On Speed Test Violet
Thursdcy, mdrcl¡ I
QUIET MOMEI{T. - . fris is whot the Rcmble Inn looks like before the noon hor¡r- When the bell rings it's full of hungry students ordering l'frs. Ninc Strudol's hot lunches. The Inn is qlso populo for its soft drinks, Ìrrmh¡¡lgs¡5, crnd scr¡dwiches. To mcny of the students it's c good ploce to relcpr.
ra,Eoto ranked second and third'
respectively, on the typing test, aud ¡"AV ¡oo Iæng and Kathleen Wels rere ¡econd a¡tl third in the short'
ha¡d examination. Miss JcÒormack, FJC's business
qnnqulsed ths division chairman, Gregg Publishint ComPa¡Y's New
York CitY oftice çill award Pfna for typing students çho netted 50 wortls g mlnute or uro¡e, certiF i cates for typiry stndents çho n€t-i teat bette€t 40 anal {9 words e
Today's Ghestedield is the Best Gisarette Ever Made!
a¡d certiñcates to shorthand studeDts çho t¡anscrlbed tbeir
minute,
work at a minimun rate of 60 çords per Einute for flve mlnutes r¡th tt fea.st 9? Per ceDt accuracy-
Flll rÊ a¡il l5 wiil tBt cerd$ cates. Thlee shortùa¡d st¡dents will be awa¡ded eerttficates for achieving botl täe 60 antl 80 çord ninlmutlts' a¡tl u wlu tpt c€rtifi' c¿tes for t¡e 50 Ford tesL Elghteen tylting students
ceive pins
New Shop Edifice To Accommodate ¡¡ F lr fleavY Enrollment in Because
of a
steadY increase
e¡lollment in the trade and indus-
trlal education division of Fresno Junior College the Fresno CltY Schools are erecting a new shoP
br¡ililtns on Fairview 'ÀveDue neal the Edison Iligh School campus' Brichlaying, boaly antt fender classe"'aie ope.ated in other builtlings ou tbe same slte. Robert P. Ilangler, the division's eoórdinator; saiat the rapid progress
Ín the butlding shows it wlll be available bY the fall semester of
The rþaette lesled ond opproved by 30 years dæienti6c tobacco reseerch.
oGhesterfieldlfo r t" lle 6)0/*fãry .
/t proven'good record with o The cigorette
record. Bi-monthly examinations of a grouP of smokers show no edverse effects to nose, throat and sinus€s from smoking Chesterfield.
with smokers. Here
is the
1954.
Ea¡sler said FJC now has 1,03? in the daY and evening shop protrams, including 424 in' tlay classes and 613 in night students
couraeS.
Day program divisions include auto mechanics, bodY and fender'
búcklaying, P¿qÌ¡ins shoP, welding, electrtcity, radio' television, motor wlnding, mill csbinet" csrpentry' and cooperative trade t¡aining. The night traini¡g, flansler said, includes about 30 sections in the saule trades Plus meat cutting' palntlng a¡d decorating, plastering' plumbint, theet metal, upholstery' automatlc transmissions, and lndus'
trial
electronics.
STUDENTS TO ATTEND STATE CONFERENCE (Continted from Page 1)
Southern section of the California Teachers Âssociation. ParticiPants in the Protram will include Ga,rlYn Â. Basham, the Taft
Junior College dlrector;
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Johnston, dlst¡ict superintendent of the Taft Union High School and Junior College, and K¡awchak. Chalrmen of section workshoPs will include Dr. Prator, administra' tors; Mclntyre, facultY; and Flam' ing, studeDts.
Basham wlll be the toast master at a luncheon which will inclucle
the conference. Elntertainment will be provlded by the Taft Junior College strint ensemble.
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