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FRESNO, CAIIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MAY

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1954

NO.

i:ated Sue Sheehan with 1õ3 rotes+ ro 99. In the race for the vice pre-'' 24

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outpointed DorothI

a 151 to 98 margin.

:ace for rePresentatiÏe a[

Ialge Ê.ii BaiIeY garnered 236 votes; -t: \eìson, 222; Grven Ñ-il-I son, 1ÉS: J:-es Ringer, 174; and Helen Er:'o; collected 164 votes.

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urrruEr Þ nelv officers of f,ne the new instal-'::or or An lnstal-:::o:l 'rvill be heli :- rhe Memorial Audi-

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to¡ium ne¡-. a::rsday at 11 â.m.

Election oä:::¿ls who tabulated the votes ¡çe::: Pai Still, Blanche

lfilhahn, Su::: Erantley,

Bont:te

H-arren, Vena Eal:- and Joe Gonzales.

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QUEEN CANDIDATES . . . The lour gi4s

.ighi,-B""á'lí

Bcd¡d,

...

DEAN LEE Newly elected President

Engineering lobs Ph¡ Theta Assured Through Kappa lnstalls New Officers Two Year Program The Theta Beta Fresno Junior

-p:=e:t:;

the NewmcrnClub.

Barn Darìce Tomorrow Night F oculty Holds Annuol Picnic

AMS Sponsors Annual Hoedown At Marigold

The Fresno Junior Collete fac¡çitl be teld on-Mav 21 uttl êvent "biggest" "biggest'lêyen-t for the night lor i 1i^cnic night is the bi-g plsht Yes, -;õ;;, p.m. of ^tiî tomorrow ålpine Grove or at Lbe årpine :30 ùarn ãn¡ual an¡ual ùarnl stuoen lvlen !!ua9^nts' lfã"-Siùa."ts' Assocratecl |ten the Ã'liociated of the seâson, trre" of ît"i;ll" 12' to rZ' trom S9-to Ballroom fro-m l\iarigold l.lltoom "î;it Ti':' and ias instructors ãã"ó"-af dance at the Marigold 1 -"ñ.otJio notn nisht at the door f_q1 Vour^favoritel"Tu:" "asiyoui-votes d*nce. The candidates for queen I are invited to- "j:":c tbe potluck täf qrã*"åäiõ"t" --- tt*bqrn lluev¡r i dinner. Ernest \l-oli is committee Loreef ^--+ ^-.-.-i a-re ¡udv Long, Beverly Bairtt, ^L^:--^ñ chairman.

Brisgs, Frances Purrov and Mar-ç: SeqUel On 5Om Dr. Lucile IVillianr and Miss Fiorentino.

Darling, faculty club Presi' Kate Active Girls R.ePorter \l-ill dent, Roving e¡eet tie 3:l.ests as theY Ìudy Long, 13th Year, is a busiBy JOSEPHINE RAMPAGE et

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Gets Suggestions t

be a secre¿ary.

Baird is a major in

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s ul¡emma For 5am ac-

BY MILDRED SHAW

arrlve.

Miss lferiam Terro. ]frs. Thelma Davy, aDd \fiss Genrude Stubble-

field \ritl make arra:genents for

PE ls Required For AA Degree

the door and admissi (Contintted on Page > ¡

witl be kept alont with ucation 40-49 Competitive Sþorts' stock. l untt. rlâ's Pedig¡eed stock.

-,--riâ's oedicreed n

pareÍo: leadi¡g to an a-"sociate of i Eony' a--. ieg¡ee for stuclents rsho plan I The ne¡ç officers are Martin Isler' ro €tr-,€: emplorment upon gradua-lnresident; Dan Ecklanal, vice-prestion f:.o. FJC an6 also to furnish I ident; Doris Dilworth, secretary; a Dre-majo. '- e¡g:ineering for stu- | Mack Saawo, treâsurer; Dean Lee' indents who i¡te:i to complete theirlrenorter; a¡d Judy rlawthorne' representative. council ter-club year college. fo:¡ a at eclucation I The positior obei¡ed for the stu- | Quali¡-ications for membership in dents include surreying assistant- | tle organiz.ation include at least a ships'with the Bu¡eau of Reclama- | B arerase- for one t".tilt9": îinn of rbe Laireil states Depart- | The FJC students initiated lnto semester include ment oi l¡ie.ior and with tne I the fraternity thisD^À^++À õsôñdÂy' lì 4uËr eSSe II' -Èr. Waller ï'resno Cou'tl Road Department, jI JJesse Dilsorth, Dilsorth, Ooris mechan:cal engineering assistant in I Doris 9kJ. burg, Nedra J' cotton o:l plaDts, and under en$- I| Uurg, s' uiss lee, Miss taaa' Lee, neering aid.es, California State iItaaa.

D and Highrsay Department. lDonnell,

the food.

BeverlY Mr. and N¡s. Suqles Be'nett will Everyone has been $ orrying counting and takes Part in all rala¡d aCorr tie tables. decorate he where and AWS Ram the is about Sam. the lies and assemblies' She \Çebstei. \ferle Sons, Nancy Miss is going to live and so I decided to candidate.

ElanleY will serve Edna Miss and. maYbe and Colleget some suggestions Loree Briggs, Rambling coffee. the in an a¡sv¡er from the students around tiates candidate, is majoringthe Ernest Smith is ir charge of the campus. Here is the outcome: social work and is a member of publicity. rally committee and the l{e¡vman Girl-If You cân't find him a Ray McCarthy and I{als Wieden' CIub. home anYrvhere, try to sell him' hoefer are taking care of the enterThe Red KeY's entry' Frances Boy-FJC should have a tr*uture tainment. maPurroy, is a general education Farmers ChaPter to take câre of jor and was former ÄWS Presi- him. dent. She is also a member of the Girl-Give it to some farmer to Rambling Collegiates' so ¡r-e ¡çill hare a junior ram keep MarY Fiorentino, a business ma- to follow' Sam the Ram IIIjor in business administration' is Boy-Make him into lamP choPs. -4.11 studeDts enrolled for eight or ih" N"*-"tt Club's selection for Girl-Have the keePer ttrat offers more cretlit hours in a curriculum queen. She is a member of the to board him, shea¡ Sam a¡d that Ieading to the Associate of Arts Rampage sta.ff. pay his orvn room and boa¡d' degxee are required bY state law to would Real Gone Hoe Down Boy-Have some 5f¡fls¡l n-ho take t$-o hours of Physical educa'Wear Your best western dud's '¡veek. Four semesters of on a farm and is interested' in tion per lives while fun You and join in on the ph¡rsical fulfill legal re education him. of care dance to the great western music stock, take quirements. scooP! Sunshine his Here's the of Dennis Kates and Fresno Junior College offers three Boys.

Joe Yparria, along with his bro- types of pbysical etlucation. These one be to As this was Promised .thers Gene and John, lvho are ars as follows: 1. Physical educaof bi8test events oÏ of the bigtest : largest sheep raisers tion 1-29 Activities, 14 unit' tç-o est Coast, have offerec hours weekly; 2. PhYsical educaby Rob€rt Moxley, AMI be sure a.nd buy your ti' rm the Ram III on their tion. 30-39, Techniques of Sports- 1 which a¡e on sale in the ting ranch. unit, t hour weeklY; 3. PhYsical edbe

Tickets maY also

pasf secengineeri:g a-\.::rz:-,s hz: þç€' es- president, and Joy Elunt' the cereof in charge were pre'( retåry, tabl:sl*i :o f:oiie corDp€lent

Examination Schedule

\-e:. believe it or not, there are only four more weeks of studying' staIi-g up late, and 'nonSing about late papers or homework' To end this semester, fi¡al examinations will be given during

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iast ¡reek of school.

SCHEDULE OF FINAL EXAMS

Monday, June 7

sioõ-ro:ao-----10:-10-12:20--.1:10-3:40.-..---Tuesday, June 8

8:00-10:30--..-10:40-12:20---.

1:10-3:40-----.--

WednesdaY, June 9

8:00-10:30.---..

10:10-12:20----

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8 a.m. MWF and dailv classes

----A'U 8 a'm' TTH classes -------All 11 a'm. M'Wtr. antl daily classes

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a'm' MWF and daily classes ----AlI I a'm. TTE classes ---------.A,ll 12:45 MW]F and daily classes ---------AU

.--------A,tl 10 a'm. MWF ancl dailv classes .---.--...---..---..---------All 10 a'm. TTH classes

1: 10-3: 40...--.--

ThursdaY, June 10

8:00-9:40-----.-.

9:50-11:30-..--1:10-2:50-..--...

-.411 11

a.m. TTH classes

-------.-----------.{ll 12:45 Þ'm' ----.---.----------'-'.q'll 1:45 p'm'

minate on tr'ritlay, JuDe 4' .{ll students should remain entire examination Period.

TTII

TTH

classes classes

in the examination room during the

RAIAPAGE

Thursdøy, Moy 13, 1954

fhe Editor's Desk

Reedley IC, COS Tie

lfYhere's Fresno

For CCJCA Crown The defending Central Califomia Junior College baseball champions, Reedley Junior College, brought the closing of the lé¿gue schedule to the ultimate of climax Saturday when they downed the Colleep of the Sequoias Giants.

One week agp the Giants had an undefeated league record.

The CoaUngs F¿lcæs st¿rted Giants dovnhill when tùey knocked

over the l¿¿ding COS nine 5 to

]

in

Coalinga on Tuesday.

Pttch€r îed EUis of Coalinga is the boy who tu¡ned the trick as he allowed only tbree hits antl ore n¡n in eight lnnings, The Glants were learli¡8, however, 1 to 0 in the efeÞth

RAM BASEBALL

By MARVIN LUTZ FidrlbS Pcrccrtrgc. for 8 Loe3ue Grner

Plrycr

still wln the tltle if theY coulil beat Reetlley. The Tlgers riPPeil lnto the Gla¡ts wlth

everYtùlng

they had, inclu.llng the bat-ba& and

musteredaStolvictory

,

å' of 28 0 of 1l 2

Poe PO

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E Pct 0 0 0

I I 77 1 I lt 60 1 2 Do¡Steit¡-d 7 6 1 SsE DùDC|¡ ¡t 1? U I Dlck r(hiaht 6 rA { Mack Smwo -lf lt 6 Fred Snyde¡ ..-.-il ? 16 6 Tony Frsgu¡ ....-..*. of 1 0 I Team Totsls 209 71 26

The Gia¡ts and Tlge¡e were the CCJCÂA Porfor¡¡nco BGGor¿ Pl¡Ycr Por. AB Elt¡ of the league et thls Schrit¿ ........ p I I point. A coin was fliPPeat a¡il the La,ny Mack S¿nwo ,........... if ? fg 6 Wlll¡ ...-... of 27 8 Ttgers were scheduled to t¡avel to Dlton Oharle¡ Ratliff ...... lf 27 7 Vtsalia last øvenlng for tùe pl¿yoff Dick Knteùt -.-........ lr 84 I Steve Sutlllu ...... o 27 6 of tbe leaeue chamPlonshlP. Don Steltz -..-....... of 34 7 co-champions

Fred S¡yäer .......... if

Irelly W¿lIæ -..- of ¡¿s! s¡ndjtu ...... lf Sm Ducan ........ lf Jim A¡der¡on ...... of Al Wrisùt ............ of To¡y tr.ngu¡ ........ of

Three Tr¡ckmen Enter Wesf Coasf Relays

Tots¡s .--..-...............-

80 26 9 16 2 2 6 267

Down Porterville JC

JC's Tennis.

baseball team

to 4 Centr¿l victory over

Swimming Teams?

Portnrryille,

'r'ne

õarns rosf to tf€edley Ju

By IX)NALD N. SHROYER The trtesno Bee revealed frcs- at Româln Park in tùofu o¡Þ other' for'!ast *":u day evening tùat the College of Se l quoies Giånts won its slxt\ I re Norman Krebbs, one of the best pea¿ eirtb" Central Callfornla Jrmior Cotrege Âssociation tennis tit¡e pitchers in the CCJCA tùig seesoD" ln seren years ln the annual meet rent all tùe way Tuesday as he Joe Kelly'e FJC cate squad spaced out seven htts while sfiÈ- picked its most valuable player and in Reedley.

One year ago Clint Wheeler, then ing su¡ eight FJC batameD rn.l chosê thelr honorar¡r tean captal¡ thlc w€€k as the players were be. sports reporter for tùe RampagB, vâ¡hing seven. sparked a drive to orgaDlze a tenThe Reedley Tlgers really teed int Deasur€al to be outfltted wltù uls team for Þeæo Junior Col- oE on the offerings of three X'resio Cent¡af C¿üforuia Junlor College lep even tåontÈ it was not sanc- huþ¡s, Dlck Knlght, Mack.Sanwo Atùletic Assoctaüon ba8hdtbeu tioned by tùe ¡thle{lc department. md lony Fragus. Knight was sh¡mpionablp jackets. .Eat-vey Gree4 who was the spark It was an unsuccesc(tl drlve. ch¡r¡Þd with the loss. plug of the team tùrough the enCertatnly there r¡s enough talCb¡¡les Ratliff collected two of mao ln ent oû the campu.s ol flesno JC this the seçen hlts scored by the R¿mg. ti¡e sesaon aDd hitù Dolnt.Fho s€t spring to organÞa ¡ t€âD, and gain Dutcà Biley, Ray Jatlwin and Marv almost every contest end the sanction of the sclool St¡eÞ €ach haal three hlts for tùe a neìr cagie scorlng ¡eco¡rl for the 'Why can't trïeoo JEIor CoUege Tigers- Odell Youngblood smashed school, was elected the moet voluable player. Don Stettz, who was have a tetrDls teåD r-d e srlmnlng out f@r b¡se knocks iu seven trlps a star hold over from th€ Þr€vioug tlor Reodþ¡¿ give yoo qr

lï"î"iîH: ;ï::'

cAGERs HoNoR GREEN, STEITZ

STATISTICS

when thelr pltchers blew uP and W¡& Ydl¡.e --Xltñ E'¡¡Xr walked four nrns across the plate. JlGt F-háji-i __ Ellls st¡uck out 12 COS batsmenSteryeS¡¡tillu At this stage the Glants could ch¡rls n¡rr¡cl- _-c

Rams Lose To Reedl"y,

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0 62

1.000

r.000 t.000 .964 ,962 .929 .908 -826 .888 .?98 .500 .919

PcL 1.000 .800

,256 .265 .286 .206 ,16? .116 .111 .068 .000 .000 .000 -202

I'll ophlon. No, se&son and again dld a ver:r wonI harl better not sticl' rJr ¡eck out. Elton Sitris çent all the way ln tlerful job for a boy 5 feet 5 lnches just I'U leave you u¡ih tùat ques- Thursda/¡ bpg¡aleal victory over tall, was electeal by the tea,m as 'Why tiou. ca¡'t heroo Juior Col- the Porterville Pi¡ates as he gave thelr honorar¡r captaln. lege have a tennig teaD rnd a swlm- up only sir rrftq. The.['resno cause ming team? Thé ¡thlelfc ilepart- was alcled ùy Ll errors in coDjuncment of FJC cerl¡l¡þ can't be tlon with 1l heoo hits and 14 DRIVE SAFELY! blamed. walks by th¡ee hrteryitle hurlers. team?

Coach llans Wiedenhoefer ¡e' vealed tàls week tàat three mem' bers of the Flesno Junior Collete thlnclad squatl have been ente¡red

in

Saturtlay's West Coast RelaYs in Ratcliffe

which are to be helal Statlirim.

Dick Wennig

ls

entered

ln

the

discug throwidg event. Althougù he haS not doDe too well this seås¡on,

he is htghly praised try 'Wiedenhoefer as having: plentY of Potential.

John Carter, who has won sev' eral pole vaultlng eYents this season, is enteretl in that eYent i-n the

relays. The other FJC track star entered is Walter Torosi2n' rho is slatecl to run in the 100 ya¡d' tlasb-

BASEBALL TEAM SELECTS TOP BALL PLAYERS The Fresno Junior College base ball team selectecl its most valuable player and honorarY team captain Tuestlay when the PlaYers turted in thelr êquipmeDt. Steve Santllla^n, who hag done most of the receiving behind the plate fcr tìe past two Years, was 'named tåe nost valuable player, while Mack Sanwo, who has playetl

tl

ÉDt' to *as*e beftør for two ,ter -i. f.,ucxy Strihe ,.1 .rleltt ' Dircl'

shortstop and eYen helpeal the mound staff during tàe past two years, was selected as honorary

captain.

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Bqrn Dqnce Tomorrow (Continaed from Page 1) cente wltb stud€nt body c¿rd and $1 wlthout.

"Ya all comc!" a¡d bave the blg-

best tlme of your llfe tomorrorc' night to the blggest and best baI¡ dance of the year.

Bill Batley antl Floyd 'Whlte

are

in charge of decorations, Jean Bartlow and Boytl Deel are ln charge of publtctty, anal á.1 Her¡era atrd Bruce Miner are in charge of entertaln-

Be So, enJoy þetter tast'e'

EêDt.

IHNISMAlT'S

HaPPY--

Go I¡uclry I

PHÄNMAIY ,

TUNCHES

AND SCHOOL SUPPTIES STANISTAUS qnd

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SIREETS coPR.r tt{E

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TOBACCO COMp^ily

F¡tsta

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Estelo Rivero Wiil Visit Fomily In Guotemolo

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By NORA BARTON Estela Rivera, 23, a Fresno Jo¡ior College home economics Eajor, is homesick for her home in 4Þ¡, Guatemala,. but says she feels reluctant to leavelere in June when she ...-.-----llaruo Ya.maoka plaDs to visit her family there.

Pubüsheal weekly by the jou¡n¿ltsu students of tbe Fresor¡ Ju¡lor College, 1430 O Street, Fresno, Callfomia' and composetl at the Ce¡bal C¿llforala Typog¡aphlc Servlce, phone 3-2320. Unslgnecl editorials are

the erpresslon of the etlltor.

Eilltor..-.-.-.--...

Asslstant Etlltor ---.--.-.--

the student body. The Fïesta will give the students a cha.nce to get together for the last social event u¡til school is out,.

Tbs q¡ee¡ will be crowned by

Miss Rivera has a brothe¡ here .--.--Jary Bromfleltl attentling Xtesno State College antl -:-..-----.r------- DoneLt Shroyer sald tùey both agree tþat thls is ...............----..--3la¡che Úllhahn A.tlvertlslng Manager---tàe intleed land of opportunities. .-_---ßâ¡l Denoorjlan Asslstant Atlvertislng Manager..-.....

television star, Rosemary DeCamp, and rill later be her guest on her afteraoon teleyislon show..

Gollcgc of the Sequoias

Menbcr

The cu¡tain reDt down oD

a fev ADerican colleges lntroaluced.l

lege

there lately. The A.merican col- j letes carry out the same school. systeh as it is here. However, Missi

308

Students Vote; Where youWere You? went to

Los Angeles Junior Coilege

esta haye been made. 'tr'iesta Queen wlll be selected by

......--Marga¡et Sisneros

fte¡¡

By ELLA PAPAGNI

Final plans for the Loe .Angeles Valley ùunior College's Spring Ft-

Buslness Manager.

Sports Ealltor----.--------

Assocbled Colle6irle

Exchanç llotes

of

Col-

Sequoia's performancerof

"Showboat."

The cast consisted of over 100 students, who worked on the pro. ductlon for flve íronths.

The show was to have been the

How many of Fresno Junior College students the polls to vote on May 5 and 6? the answer to that question is exactly 308.

Out of 636 students eligible to vote 328 students did not Fathcr Own¡ 6ül Aq:¡ even stop at the polls. îhis includes m ç3 card holders, of r¡iqg Rlvera's fatùer orns 6{X) I which 23 votæd. ! acres of laDal, of whlch rhe pr€s€Dt was IÌrose who voted should be congatulated because this who call themselyes a rs, the biggest b¿lloting in the history of the school. Yet it was ireglme, public, have taken ?5 ¡cres and not big enough.

By MARY F¡ORENTINO giYen to the so called poor.'Tfhat Those who did not t¡ther to Ea¡k the ballot should t¿ke Red Key is hearbreaking," Miss Rlvera reinto consideration a little quotation by J. F. Cooper. Ee said calls, poor illitthe fact "is tåat the This spring, the Retl Key is th¿t a man who can right himself by a vote will seldom rç people are not able to till the awarding four merit pins for outerate quote it can sort of a musket. If this seeurs a little out of date, statrding ext¡a currlcular actlvities. be made modern by replacing the word musket with tle Hy- land'an(l it ls a conplete raste. pins wìll go to the freshman Two given "Sudrlenly, they have been drogen Bomb. class, one to a boy and one to a girl. knowthis lantl and they have no Voting seems to be such a small matter to many, br¡t it is ledge pins will alSo be given to a Two how to handle iL" your privilege. Let's hope you use it the right way', and not sophomore boy a¡d girl.

Education ls Angwer let it go towaste.

"Persons recelving these awards Both Miss RiYera and her bro. ther feel strongly that the answer is do not have to be members of the

Cl"l Tl"*o

most succeÊstul of the flve light operas €iyen in the paet.

COS

Plcrcc Junlor Collegc

Flnal plans for the fiftà annual rounduD antì first valley lnt€r-collêgiate rodeo have been completed at the Pierce Junlor College.

The ¡odeo is scheduled to begin

on Saturday antl Su¡tlay fro¡h 2 p-m The studetrts will have a chance to show tàetr skllls at the rodeo.

Rampage Staff To Hold Banquet .

The Ranpage staff of the trTesno

Junior College will hold thelr annual Banquet at the Belmont Inn May 20 at 7:30 p.m. Bernard .Apresident Red Key," Sue Sheehan, education, because they claim about Sheppard, assistant professor of 75 per cent of the p€ople are illit. of Red Key, stated

Jesse Waller Leads Active Campus Life

Nomination for election of offi. journalism at Frestro State College, will speak on "Journalistic Iloaxcers \¡¡ill be held May 19.

Retl Key is also sending to each es." Entertainment will include club president a'form stating what piano selections by Helen Embry kind of booth they wish for tle Red and vocal solos by Robert Heppner.

e¡ate.

"There is much unrest in Guatemala, but I know once the people

By MILDRED SHAW

Jesse Waller, radio and television major, ças bom in Min- are educated to the proper values den, I¡uisiana,22 years ago. This active 5 foot 10Y¿ inch stu- the unrest will cease," the studeDt EeI ee¡nira¡. these forEs sbould concludedent came to Fresno in 1947 from Ricþmond, Califoraia. be reruraed to R€d Key presiden!'

Miss Rirera smili¡gly claims a W¿ller is president of the AA degrêe candidates and memof the teachers here at Fresno Mrs. Sheeha¡, within one week love Phi Kappa, Red Key, Alpha Gamma Sigma, Theta Ramber of Ju¡ior College and the wonderful after receiving the forms.

Rambling Collegiates help aud friendliness of her fellow The Rambling Collegiates held students, their first annual picnic last Thursday at Ash Grove in Roeding Park. guard.on the bâsketball team, and The picnic was held in honor of the graduating Collegiates. One competed in the 880 on the track FRI. & SAT. hundred students attended. the picteam- Ee also participated in the Faculty nic and the time \ilas spent playing nusic assembly by singing and Three Feotures volleyball, baseball, and boating on The Fresno will pf¡ying Junior College tle trumpet.

FEATURE NO. ONE TÍaller saitl that he thinks FJC, add fou¡ new members to its fac- the lake.

PEDRO ARMENDARIZ Newman Glub has the best faculty in a iunior co} utty i¡ September.

Sl¡art M. White,. president of There will be a Newman Club THE TORCH lege qnd that he has really le¿¡ned: a lot here during his attentta.nce- | FJC, s¿id the three who ale trans- m€€riht tomorrow' at noon in B-8.

FEAÎURE NO. TWO ferring from other schools ia the !çominatioDs for officers for the Flesno Unifiett School Dist¡ict a¡e club fo¡ next year will be held at WAYNE MORRIS B- Ivan Belman, Dr. E-. Brett Xel- tbe meeting. Bob Curran urges all The Fgrhting Lqwmon endy and tr'ranz .A- T9ei¡srlenk. members to attend the meetlng.

Tte fourth, Audrey \. Little, is FEATURE NO. THREE now teaching typing and general In Paradise.- Eis future pla.ns are business in the Reedle!¡ College.

JOHNNY SHEFFIETD to attend Fresno State or llniversity I 'Whlte saitl , Belman will teach SAFARI DRUTIS of California in Berkeley, where he i rade related subject+ inclutling inwill major ln elect¡onics and minor i tlust¡ial machlne shop, lnduBtrial in muglc. He also dreams of travel- p$sics, mechanical draftint and tng a lot tn the firture. ent¡neering.drasing in the trarle

Four lnstructors

To Join

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PREPARE N OW fo, ,o*ing

XAMS We have tem . . . The essentials of your ted and packed into a coufses highlíghted :k thorough review! nutshell, for quick tee the famous Ask to see

)UTLINE sERIE5 COLLEGE OU

and industrial tlivisio¡Dr. Melendy wiII te¿ch r:nglish, philosophy anrl Ânerlcan history.

Weinscheuk wlll also teach English and speech. ÎÍping, shorths¡( business naçhinss ¿¡fl grientation classes are on Xiss Little's pmg¡an-

COME SEE US FOR YOUR TENNIS

swll$

GOIF AND NEEDS

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Co.

Fulton

Fresno

AT

YOUR B OOKSTORE

Patronize Our Adverlisers

in

Ea¡raitan, lnans hcm yor-rrill look rrùen ¡routre poured into these skin-tight snÍn tights, calld, Poko,

Poko $rirû hiefs ' Onl¡r at Roos, $h.g5

KffiB*n,

RAIAPAGE

Poge Four

I AWS"To

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Thursdoy, Moy 13, 1954

FJC

Elect

r"u officers The .A,ssociated Women Students holtl their fall electlon of officers next Monday and Tuesday.

no Junior College tluring the 195{55 school year.

Sue Sheehan, ,A.WS Presitlent' Êtateal that anyone who has not petitionecl to run Yet, may do so by obtaining a Petition from Vrs.

President Stuart M.

average, .A,WS membershfP card, antl 35 signatures on the pelition.

The petitions should be returned

stad and lva Hendrix; treasurer,

Dorotìy Ragsdale, and Janice ant; and historian, Lynn RIPe.

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The election committee r¡¡ill consist of Mary Machado, ShirleY Mc' Laughlin, Gladine French, Pat StiU, Betty .A.ustin, SaUy Fritz, Betty Lee, Joy Hunt, Dolores \loya, Helen Embry, Phylis Martinez and Dorothy Montez.

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Bonnie Warren, Susan Brantley,

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said

The curriculum is deslgned to glve tìe student the necessa¡y backgrou¡d for apprentieeship trainlng and rlso to qualify hlm for en -A-4,

Qualificatlons to run are a "C"

The girls who alreadY have qualified to run are President, Loree Briggs and Ellen Tally; vice President, Mary Brumfield and Beverly Baird; secretary, MarY Lou Kol-

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the Fresno City Boartl of Etlucation has approved the two year course.

Lena tr'uller, tr'JC registrar.

rlay afternoon.

I ra¡ntng

A. new prog¡am ¡6 ¡'qln f,-ray ^-KAy technicians will be otfered at Fres-

rill

to Mrs. Fuller no later than

Will Offer

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ELECTION OFFiCIÃLS . . . The qbove siudents worked in the :ecent election. Front row: Sc:d¡c Coak, crnd Bloncl:e-\âhohn. Sronding ore StqnÞãiStU. Bon:::e Worren, Vena Holt,rrV:'l'qms, Jqmes \Mhite, Ferci Sicrrton, Tom Bcrrnett, Ken-ce Gonzqles, Molllcr:d Arqm Azcdicg:-

Navy Docks On

THIS WEEK'S Joe Gonzoles CALENDAR

FJC's Campus The Naval Ar:a'lion Caclet Officers from tìe t-S- \aval Àir Statioù in OalilacC çill visit the campus on l\faS 19 from I to talk to prospective students.

a.m. to 2 P.m-

LCDR åshmore and Lt. Grossofficers, slll erplain the opponc-:ties the \asaÌ Aviation Cadet P:ogram offers to iDterest Young Ee: desiring to be naval aviators.

LA Prexy

ñtay

14-lnter Varsity Christian

Fel-

lowship, B-11, noon.

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Degree D¡nner' The

Hut, 8 p.m,

ã)-lnstallation of Fall Officers, Memorial Auditorium' 11 a,m.

LRampage Banquet, mont lnn, 7:30 P.m,

Bel-

Kenneth M. Hald, who wlll be in charge of the new progmm, sa"id the students Eaioring in the X-ray

fiekl will taLe practical work as laboratory trainees in radiology laboratories affiliatetl with F'JC. Hald said that aJter the student rvorks for one year as a t¡ainee he

will be eligible to take the state board. examination for registration as a licensed X-ray technictan. tr'JC

vill also offer a pre X-ra

tecb'

for students planning to transfer to a four ye'ar college or university iû oraler to obtain a BA degree.

The nervly organized Latin amer' nician major

icar social and cultural club

has

elected Joe Gonzales, former stuCe.t bodl tleasurer, President.

P.am,o: Tapia became second rice

presidenr-

IIald said the new Protram should

be especially useful to er-service' men who learned X-ray tech¡iques

Al Ilerre¡a- !¡easurer, is taking i¡ the armed forces but who need care of the membershiP drive. the associate of arts degree.

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