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FRESNO, CATIFORNIA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
Reporter Covers State Conclave Hosted By FJC
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23,
s¡uDENt¡
1955
NO. r0
(Edito/¡ Note: Patti Foú, Ramþage Íeart¿le editor, axended tbe thee day t.tt'¿en¡ goaelnment conf ercace ior- iltL Ramþage, Here ¡be gìuet ber lirit band report,)
I þa{ the opportunity to attend the'2Oth biannual Calirrnia Junior' college fornia College Student student Government Association Oonconterence, November 17 thlcugh through 19'in the California Califor¡ia Hotel. Hotpi The ,conference opened. Thursday wi!þ appro*imá["ly ãã-¡
udent delegates and advisors.represerìting:5g other colieges. student
A welcoming banquet was that night. X'red"Hall was the
mas- semester for each school to 910 ceremonles. He introduced per semester from each school. Joseph'W. King, X'JC student counI then v¡ent to the campus activicil adviser, who is the association's ties workshop. Here delegates state faculty c.o-ordinator, and the adopted a resolution that all junior state officers. college clubs sponsor a service The Rev. James M. Malloch, dean project each year. A resolution ráas
ter of
emeritus and a member of the also made to divide the campus Fresno City Board of Education, activities workshop into two parts,
conference were, president of the member; Assempresident of the
Formal Queen Contest Underway Teraoka Elected Vice-Prexy Loveloce ls At Nisei Club Election Coordinator Officers elected are Henry sqc.retary.; F or Aclivity 3lergok3^^yice.pres trarumr U-l(amurâ, etty Take_
gave the invocation, and welcoming speeches were made by Arthur L. Selland, the board'S president; Dr. Edwin C. Kratt, the city superintendent of schools, and James H. ftr*"r, FJC student. wLo is the president of the association. Stuart M. White, tr'JC president, introduced Donaltl D. Doyle, state assemblyman from the 10th district,
each part according to enrollment. Publications Workshoo The publications v-orkshop representativps passèd a resoiution that all delegates to the publication workshop must either be a member of the journalism department or their approved representafive.
Assemblyman Doyle Speaks Doyle said: ".A.merica needs leaders just as much as it needs scientists and engineers. Participating in the student tovernmeirt conference me¿Lns a great deal to me because of the opportunities to come face to face with our futuie
lege Association
The tast workship I a,tteDded was athletics. A resoluüon was who spoke on the "Legislatures passed for the State Athletic Com_ Interest in You." mittee of the California Junior Col_
Ieaders,
to participate in
to
determiue the
state championship football team.
tr'ollowing the dinner tr'riday
night a general assembly was hetal where proposed resolutions .were passed on. A dance and èntertainment were
held from 10 to 1:80 a.m. that
that night.
phase of the educâtional program that has made the United States
The main event of the
confer_
ence Saturday was to finish pass_ Íng the proposed resolutions in the join zenship training, a¡d to the general assembly, and thejnstaltaqggl pi.gng-e_qq jn,thg, of "development the frontier of human relations." tion-of hê{w offibersr A final luncheon and installation Only through dynamic, democratic leadership have v¡e been able of officers was held at 12 noon in to develop our high standards of the Californian Hotel. New Ofiicers lnstailed living, our . technological powers,
great through leadership and
citi
Don Lovelace, vice president of the Associated Men Students and urer, were elected last semes- chairman of the queens' com4ittee for the Christmas tr'ormal. said for the queens, contest are Given ter.Teraok¿i won over Richard Oka- plans and our busiress, industrial, and Ringer, the regional conference well underway. organizations we nov¡ have.,' president, installed Donald Hud_ StudenÈs. da for fhe vice-presidency. Miss The dance is being sponsored by labor Ringer met with the steering son of Compton College. as the An adviser is assigrred to each Huey edged Mary Ueki anat Ruby the Associated Women Students committee following the balquet, spring semester president of the Hirabayashi and the for one the AMS. of s'ecreentering student on the basis of plan physical operation of CJCSGA. to the vocational choice. This adviser is tarial post while. Miss Okamura Voting for the queen will take the three day coáference. Other officers who were lnstalled won ¡'rances over Ch_ow g end Kiyo place from a.m. to 10 a.m. at the always available for assistance' in Meanwhile, Bert Ereman, FJC as regional vice.presidents include academic and vocational guidance Butsumiyo fqr the other secretarial entt'ance to the yosemite Room qf and assists in planning program post. the Hacienda Motel where the student body president, met with Donna Land, porterville College, The club's adviser was Miås Kate dance will be held December g the orientation committee, which central section, and David ¡'laq¡{er, at the time of registration. Chaffey Cotlege of Ontario, southIf a student finds that he has a Darling but due to difficulties, she from g p.m. to, midnight. Lovelace is for secretaries and chairmen of ern section. A student from Sac_ problem he should arrange for an is unable to be one. A new adViser explained that each bid would be the workshops. ramento Juntor College will be The student delegates attended will be chosen later. equal to one vote for queen. interview with his adviser. chosen later as the northern regionget â, acquainted dance from 10 to It was announced that the Òlub Miss Willa Marsh, dean of stu- p.m. Ellen Niere, an I'JC student, aI vice-president. hold their initiation Friday, de4ts, said that no effort is being 1 Alley Porking Forbidden would was chairman Spring Conference of the event. spared to make this dance a sucThe Fresno Poliie Department December 2. The Viaits spring D'ifferent Workshops CJCSGA conference cess. The highlight of the affair Teraoka ìryas put in charge of the has informed the administration will be held in Catalina Island in will be the F'rlday election I visited and the different event. crowning It was decided to have a of FJC that parking in alleys in workshops to see what they, ¡¡¡""" the St. Catherine's Hotel in Avalon the surrounding area is prohibited pizza dinner at the initiation. of a queen. April 26 through 2g. Four junior Teraoka Each appointed of the Okada as his student activity clubs doing. by law. from the Los Angeles area a! !'JC will submit a\candtdate The first workshop on the llst colleges Any student cars parked in these assistant. will be hosts to the conference. and the was government. choice the witl be made by The They areas will be towed away âncl the Miss Willa Marsh r¡¡as an adviser , student are Compton, Santa Monica, vote. The organizdtions are to suþ- delegátes discussed having a masoûner will be held responsible. for for the yesterday's meeting. El Camino, and Harbor college. port their ter candidate calendar paying the towing charge plus the and take care to co-ordin'ate the Miss Marsh is going to appoint I feel that everybody who particlof their campaigning. dátes of all junior college conferfine involved. new advisers for the club. pated in the conference benefitted, ences. Shinya Tokubo, bid chairman, said bids will be available NovemThey arlso decided. that our pres- and the schools will profit by their ber 28 to December 8 at noon, in ent system, of voting took too work, FJC A1õ on the state _college campus much time aùd amended the Consti CATENDAR and in the hall near the business tution to provide for one delegate The student .body election cómmittee has complsted plans for office on the main campus. There from each member coilege to have FJC Uses election procedure. Students are r:êquested to note the following will be no charge, but students one vote_ instead of two in the gendates: must present their student body eral assembly, and the reaffirmaSystem DECEMBER cards and sign the register before tion of the important basic printr'resnci Junior College has em5- 9-Candidates secure and return eligibility sl.ips. See Mrs. obtaining bids. ciples of the Bilt of Rights. ployed a new system for grading Fuller on main campus. See Mrs. Thoms on FSG campus. The finance workshop for schools and making grade points. The AWS and AMS committee .Under 9-12-The election committee meets to approve eligibility of chairmen voted at a recent meet- that have a 925,000 budget, dis- the olcl system an á. counted 3 candidates and approve,and schedule campaign requests, ing to have a queen and two attend- cussed scholarships, and the dif- points, and a D was worth no lLList of approved candidates posted, ants. The queen will be crowned ferent ways of operating a book- credits. Effective September 26, an 13-Jan. 9-Campaign¡ng ahd publicity (election committee must at 11 o'clock by Lovelace, who will 8tore. Â counts 4 points and a b is worth okay poster space and campaign plans). , be mastqr of ceremonies. 1. Under this system the student Resolutions Made . JANUARY A resolution was made by alt receives credit for a pade of D S-Nomination assembly at l1:00 in the úemor¡al Auditor¡um. schools who have a budget under whereas in the past he did not. Exoms Are.Required 4- 9-Training of election officials. January 4, FSC Campus; Jan$25,000 recommending the student A'n Inc. will Final examinations on the entire government of each college to be pleting a course denote not comuary 9, Main Campus, and will not warseJnester's work are given at the afforde{ the maximum eontrol in rant 10-'ll-Election, January 10 I a.m, to 2 p.m., Maih Gampuet credit until made up. W will - FSC Ga.rnpus¡ clo\e of each qêmeSter. Students budgeting the expenditure of the indicate a withdrawal January 11,8 â.m, to 2 p.m., and WF. are required.to take the schedr¡led student body funds. The member- 'w'ill mean l3-Re-vote (if necessary) I a.ml to ,tlit-SO a,m., Main Campus; a withdrawal and a final examinâtions at the appoint- shiÞ fee of the California Junior failure. Excessive l2 to 3:30 p.m., FSC Campus. or withed time and place iú order to College Student Government Asso- drawal r¡¡ithout absence 17-lnstallation,of off¡cers at il al?n. ¡n Memorial Auditorium. petition
shita, publicity cha
Assistance To The
ETECTION
New
Grading
secure credit.
a
ciation was changed from g?.50 per sult in a erade of WF.
will
re-
Wednesdoy, November 23,
RA'NPA G E
Rams-Donker Fresno JC Ends Seoson In RcltclifÍe Stadium T omorrow The Fresno Junior College Rams wind up the 1955 football season tomorlow wþen they meet the National Polytechnic Institute of Mexico in Ratcliffe Stadium at 1 o'clock The Thanksgiving Day classic will be the first game against
international õompètition for Coach Hans WiedenhoeTer's boys. The Rams will PlaY a engatement with the Mexicân Football school next Year in Mexico CitY' athletics of director Paul Starr, at FJC, said the local school is Team Staying hâppy to schedule a Same with a
Mexico
At
school of this stature. The Mexico
Californian Hqtel
The thirty-five members of the PoIy Institute is a tracle school with an enrollment of 24,000 stu' National Polytechnic Institute of Mexico City football team arrived dents. yesterday and are staying at the lmPressive Record The White DonkeYs, as theY are Hotel Californian. The National PolYtechnic Insticalled, have compiled a four win' two loss record with one loss be' tute of Mexico CitY is a four-Year ing to the UniversitY of Marylancl trade school \Yith an enrollment fleshman 2?-13 and the other a of 25,000 students. close 27-25 defeat bY thë ShePPard The school started PlaYing fogl' Á,ir t''orce Base of Texas' ball in 1937. The scbool colors are They defeated. the Pentathon maroon and white. The team is College'of Mexico twice bY scores known as the \dhite DonkeYs and of 31-13 and 31-2 and also defeated their mascot is a white donkeY. the University of Mexico City twice by scores of 21-0 ar^õ' 26'12. .
The game between the Rams and
the 'White Donkeys tomorrow in The Mexico teâm has won the Ratcliffe Stadium will be the Don' Mexican football championship for key's first game in the United
the past three Years' States this season. The Rams have had an uP and The White DonkeYs Played ShePdown season winning five while pard Atr'B of Texas and the Unidropping four. Last week the Rams versity of Maryland freshman team
were dumPed 40-6 bY Pdsadena in Mexico City in earlier City College and hoPe to bounce bacli in the Mexico game. Last Game -Playing their lâst game for the Rams
will be ace Quarterback Tom
ffi;.iiiì:,t,i;,.t:
games.
SPORTTITES By RUBEN BARRIOS
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Foley Chosen As Club President
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HUNGRY FOR A \MIN-Paul Star¡, FJC director of c¡thletics; Nick Rendino, holfbock; Hcroid Morquez, end; qnd Hons Wiedenhoefer, hecrd cocrch, from left, qre hoping for q win over the Notionol Polytechnic Institute of Mexico City in the finql gome tomorrow.
Delegates Casf Unan¡mous ( El Camino Quintet Vote For New Organizafion voted unanimously from eighteen
Rams Prepare For
Delegates The tr'resno Junior College Rams basketball squad is PreParint for Saturday to form a new st its first game on December 2 ism Association of Junior against El Camino Junior College lege Shaw Avenue campus.
ation, the JournalFresno State ColIt is composed of the Northern California Junior College Press Association, which includes there. the ce4tral district, and the inout has singled Kelly Coach Joe southern schools. dependent the performances of returning Navy Cadet Team Two steering committees, the Marion Àlcorn, Guard Center Gary
Flores, Halfbacks Larry Kaprielian, and Nick Rendino; Ends Harold John Foreman broke the three Mat'que¡, Dick tr'endorak, and Larry 100 yard senior recorcl at Lake mile KeÏton' HueY Davis. Anderson; Tackles Dick afternoon'iThe Daniels and Forward Millerton 28 \¡¡in, two a aud Richard Barstow; Guards lanky tr'JCSaturday tr'resno compiled in a star runner turned year climaxed bY last Thurman Burson, BilI RubY and record loss time of 15:21, bettering the PreDelmas Moore; Fullback Adolph the winning of the state tournavious record by 40 seconds. HowBirMendoza and HandYman Don in Fresno. ment ever, the race will not go into the kle. Alcorn, Daniels and Davis While not becaulþ it was Tickets hâve been on sale for record book seem to have a spot on the start' meet. an official the Bast week at Homan's, Mid ing line-up sewed uP, there is Valley Sports Center and Sports Dale W'estfall and Marshall Gros' fierce competition between several \4''ere Equipment. TheY are $1 for adults' venor two other tr'JC rtlnners boys for the other Positions. 50 cents for students, and children among the finishers. Besides the two returning veter' under 12 free if accompanied bY Hans W'ietlenhoefer, who coaches ans and Davis, Kelly has been imStuwas verY Pleased parents. Fresno Junior College these three boys, pressed by Edison's- Al Brown, clents with student bodY card will with their great improvement and Roosevelt's Kalem Barserian and im' pointed out the tremendous be edmitted free. Madera's Po\Y Carver at the forprovement of Foreman. ward slot; Dick Payne of Roosemiler X'oreman. former standout velt at center and Ben Eichman of Gqme Scores for Roosevelt High School, will tr'resno High, Larry Grtffith of RooMexico lnst¡tute mile the probably be used either in sevelt and Louie Obradovich of Mexico-..-13 Maryland Frosh--------27 or two mile race when the track Mexico,---25 Sheppa¡d A'FB--------27 season comes around in the sPring. Edison at tuard. The Rams will particiPate in Mexico--..31 Pentathon College..13 Fresno wound uP the Centl'al Mexico..-.31 Pentathon College-- 2 California Junior Collegs Associa- four tournaments this year. TheY Mexico--..21 Mexico University.- 0 tion title race in second Place be' are the Bakersfield tournament, Mexico---.26 Mexico University-.12 hind undefeated Taft Junior Col' December I and 10; the Hartnell tournament in Salinas on DecemFresno JC lete. ber 15, 1t, and 17; the Sam BerrY 6 midJV's---Fresno startecl slowlY but I'JC-.....-...---...12 Cal Polv Memorial tournament in Glendale FJC.-.....--.....-- 0 Stockton .--.--------21 way in the season Picked uP toP on December 27,28,29 and 30; the game winning FJC........--.--..-13 Bakersfield --------41 form and hit a four in Modesto on FJC-...-...--.-...-19 Taft ..----------------'---33 streak rvhich started with a 25 tq 7 Modesto tournament 7. and 5, 6 January 7 endtriumph over ReedleY JC and FJC.......--..-.--.25 Reedlev ---.---------FJC............-...41 COS ...........-..--------27 ed with a bruising 40 to 6 clefeat FJC...-.....-..-...33 Porterville --------13 suffered at the hands of Pasadena FJC....--.-....---.2?
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City College in the famed Rose Bowl Stadium. It marked the first time in the past six years that Coach W'iedenhoefer's gridders have not
Plans FJC Visit
. À naval aviation cadet information team will visit the X'resno
faculty and the student commìttees, were chosen. Steering Committee
Elected as members of the facJunior College WednesdaY, Novem- ulty steering committee were Ðcl ber 30. Lewis, chairman, president of the Interviews will be held in the NOJCPA, and head of the journalRamble Inn and in the library on ism. department of Stockton Col-
both campuses from 10 a.m.
to lege,
2 p.m.
Paul Starr, dean of men, said they will furniSh information on naval flight training and other naval officer candidaote programs
and E. A. McAllister, Sad
Mateo JC, northern section; WilIiam Camrath, EI Cemino JC, ancl Miss Doris Sharpe, Santa Barbara College, southeri section; Phil Smith. Fresno JC. and T. Elton
tr'oreman, College of the Sequoias, The interviewing officers from central section. the Oakland Naval Air Station will Student steering committee membe Lieutenanf Commander James bers elected were Al Copus, FresBlackwell and Lieutenant Hollie no JC, and George Wilson, COS,
to all interested students.
Elliot. central section; Dick Pobb, Shasta The required 60 semester (or 90 College, and Gilis McHenry, cha-irquarter) hours has been changed 'man Oakland Junior College, norto permit students who will have thern section; Bill 'Wilson, El Cathe necessary educational require- mino, and Jerry Coulter, Los Anments within the next 90 days to geles Harbor apply for the flight training Pro- southern section.
gram during thè current semester
of
school.
Junior
College,
Lewis said the olganization was formed to bring all junior colleges
It is a navy policy not to en- in California together to discuss courate young men to discontinue mgtual problems. ,The eighteen their schooling prior to 8¡aduation. schools represented from as far south as Los Angeles, and as far north as Shasta, at the conference, a¡'e charter members of the new organizâtion. Lewis said all junior qolleges in the state
will be invited
to join. Set Various Mea'sures The student committee set dov¡n various measures which should be done by the association. These are
held or shared the CCJCA title. The Rams wound uP league PlaY Pat Foley was elected President rvith a three win one loss and a
of the
to exchange ideas and publications; to have access to professional ad-
Porterville JC who was dead' fer course. for the league lead before were ìocked who officers The other elected are Suzanna Cook, vice- meeting the Rams finished behind president; Diana Avila; secretary; FJC with a three and two mark' The Coltege of the Sequoias Giants and Jim McGee, treasurer. Membership dues to the club will follows Porterville v¡ith a disâp' be $1.50 both semesters, S0 cents pointing two wins and three defor thjs semester and $1 for next feats record. Reedley JC with its recent vicsemester. The next Newman CIub meeting lory over Coalinga JC finishetl the u'ill be held Wednesday, Novem- league in fifth Place, ancl left the ber' 30, at 8 p.m. in St. John's tr'alcons in the cellar with no
colleges, and to interchange constructive and critical advice. The newspaper business manaEers adopted a resolution that a
Newman club in a recent five win four loss in the overall meeting. Foley is a freshman stu- season previous to the coming deDt and is taking a Seneral trans- Mexico game tomorroly'
Chulch.
league wins.
vice; to send summarys to member
professional advertising man
be
asked to talk to the group at coming conferences, and also to have
an exchange of advertising
betv¡een the junior colleges.
LEO HALL . . center a
DON BIRKLE . . . holfback
ideas
Attending from X'JC were Smith, Copus, and Joan McOauley, assistant business manager on the Rampage.