/56_S_25_May03

AMS To Sponsor Trad¡tional Dance

IIEStrO JTITION COIT.EßE

The Associated Men Students are sponsoring a traditional barn dance on Friday, May 11, frbm 9 to 12 PM in the ?I',!UsHED

,

vot. vlll

¡Y D'5

Marigold Ballroom.

Moses Hernandez, AMS yice president, who þ in charge the dance, announced that the music witl be supplied by of NO. 25 the Yalley Sunshine Boys. The men are to wear levis and cotton shirts and the latlies cotton

ASSOCTAICD s¡UDENIS

CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MAY

3,

I95ó

Reso lutions

dresses.

Stanley Tusan, iu charge of tlck' ets, said the ÂMS members and a Buest wilt be admittetl free wlth

Possed AI ConÍerence

an AMS card. Those

sion fee of 50 cents. .On the night of the dancé, the ,A.MS will award a troPhY to the outstanding athlete-scholar of the year. The winner will also receive

Seven resolutions were Passed

the California Junior College

Stu-

dent Government Âssociation meeti¡g on Catalina Islánat, APril 26-

a

Fbur resolutions were accePted unanlmously and one was Post' poned indeflnitelY.'

y€ar.

Other club officers include Fled

Six WorkshoPe Àpprodmately 355 delegates from 65 junior colleges through' out the Btate ettended the ence. Slx workshops were set uP for tåe delegates to attenct. TbeY inclutled activities, publications and public relations, finance uq-

Garcia, president; Larry ln¿s¡son, treasurer; and Glynn Bryant, secretary, Jackson Carty, FJC librariah Instructoi, is the adviser for the tlroup.

Class Plans Swim Party

$25,000, athletlcs, finance over

$25,000,

and the advisersl work-

sboD.

' The flnance under ahop proposed that

$25,000

the

work-

FF'I

FOr rnoa'-t

CJCSGA

recommend legfslation by th€ Unlt' ed Statee Congrees Permlttlng in' cone tax deductÍons for college tultlon and necesilarY school ex'

The tr'resno Junior College freeh-

of the mqny FiC students participo'ting in "Teccher's For o FUTURE TEÄCHER - One on the right. Mis. Lucile Herbert, the regulor teochei ot the HolDcry'l wos Lcrurc lewis mcrn G¡qmmor School is ot left.

penses. The Yote was 50'0 with threc schools abstaiaing.

Activltiea WorkshoP

**n'o"ï^Jïi:rl i":':i"^ i":ll

Nine Run Unop osed

'ac'Ùrviues :'^?:

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ä:*1.:i,lí.:r"ffi:""i"ï:i:ì:l ---

lFtrr ' r

lStudents Enter

The athletics workshop

freshments

t*--l seven usur_

lArril26.

I - ^u "'-:o" ':l-1"-it'

11 rwu wç¡ç r¡vurto have state representation in thelpaign mauagcls' Ñatlonal Junior College Àthletic I natetl frolr the floor'

Ruben Barrios and Muriel Max-

':::i:"j.Ï

Nomination From Floor Àssocfation sponsored basketballl Stella Lindly supervised a readtou¡nament without penalty. , It I Ben Eichman, candidate for period for a sixth BFade Exoup ing a passed P I e unanimously. was ,.*ä*l*åî"îo"i"1i'u#Tîu"åî | The publications and puüic_re-lfor representätive-at-large, werel Mary r,anotte, a xtesno Juniorland also-.helpett _wìth a¡ithmetic s¡ettilg .at Jefferson $34e llations workshop proposed that I osnirrted from the floor. college freshman, *". | 1n -a "re"t"a publications and public relatio¡sl tno." seeking election are Eich-l shte-parliamentarian of the ru-l Scnoot under the guidance of Mar' work' l-ro. presiateni; Ruben Barrios, lture S-usiness Lèaders of Americàlvln W. Golcten. lrrs. Llndley !Ã'as be divicletl dividetl lnto two separate *otk Bhops. Public relations will be held | ;ioe-;r;sident: last weekend,s weekend's annua.l confer- | verY enthusiastic about the pro;;'e;r;sident; Rochelle Harford, I t'i' l""t generaland that and reported tha-t ofl*o."olr"rr: conferences spring during the trees-lo.no in RiversÍrle r'rânkie White, White. treas-1"o."

Shc succe"e. succeedsltram Riverside. She ;;;;"-t-"; ¡tâoti" ls¡tt in general the cJcsGA and the nublicationsl- . óorothy Rubatd, patrlcialBarbara wllklnson, also of r.lc. l..!" woulal like Yerv.much,to teach workshop will be durins the rall ;;;;;, Muriei Maxwell, R^alel - o"."io" *"iara åt r.¡c was de- the sixth_crade ln the future. | | | (Continued on Page 2) La\trrence, and williams,_ cancli-lfeateit by six votes tor Junior col-l . Laura.l.*it,_ 1n.:ducltign ,ma' dates for representative-at-large. i.*" presldent by Fred sûtthl ior, participated in the-elenentary

or

I

"y

H

eerved. Lois

of the refreshmentg.

l"-"""'"

t

will be

and Patricia Spomer are in charge

Teacher For .or rrrr¡l \rr[lç€tf5 l^ ,'--- rì-^---:,,.;.;";ffiú-orri?ïl{Dty Prggram

dele- | lnorrar

Calt- | viouslY. owed I were

will hav.e its last functlon of the semester tomonow ln the.form of a sreim party fron 4 to 9 PM at Blakeley's pool.

Other entertainment wlll inclutl€ softball and volleyball games, Reman class

Smith, Vetla Luhn, Diane Avlla,

several F.JC students nr., an assembly in the tr'resno M* ly I. irr¡qrLur-ruru. tru Day" pro' tn" "Teacher For a :ooL | ¡o gates resolved.thar to" õ¡csô¡,lMq*9-Td9balloting' lo"- r, part or tr'resno's Public ¡annmmand ro rhe sr"t. ,tnr"tid 'There is only one can I Ã.i""t. week. The event was held

mougly.

$60 scholarship.

Tom I'lores, who ls Dresently en' rolled at the college ot Paclflc, wag presentetl with the aw4rd last

27-28.

der

members

without a iard will PaY an admis'

d

"i.ã

well, freshman class presidents, are in charge of the arra.ngements.

Gertrude Stubblefieltl and Ray Mc-

Carthy are the faculty sponsorÊ.

Students wishing to attend th€ party must sig¡ up this week in room 89 on the main campus and in front of the Rampage offlce ln AB on the FSC campus.

Air Force W¡ll Visif

FSC

Today

Lt. Robert K. Wa¡tl ancl T/Set. ChÀrles Eich are visiting the main

campus today

at the Ramble Inn

from 9 .A.M to 2 PM. Thelr purpos€ is to inform and advise students on how to apply for U.S.

Àir

tr'o¡ce

aviation assignments shortly after graduation.

They triU also ansrrer any qu€gtions concerning the air fo¡ce observer and aviation pilot èadet

Corty Reveols ",:f"mlandå,î#åî,ï,ïï"îîl -y""1'"-"t¿:;i*,,'"'t;.,:;"¿:"; i:1"'åå'::T'å';".i"'ffiilÏll Lt. ye;rs he is etecte¿ central sectionlworktns-wtth the-fourth a¡tl fifth l;;;*as was Mrs. Lewld also Hook, vice I

vtrt uY Books 143 -f r carty, v@¡w'

educatlon

18

Clovis -:-"- Graduate -'------

tralning.

I

"ld.

I

president.

-'-;;;ã--;l:"ftg lÏ1i":-'j '^11-,":*,,:l:-""1,:ll - ?:Ïtl

róuÀÞvu rackson *" rru¡.¡¡a!' has College librarian, vur¡EËv

Y1î"-:^"]'

|

Cclr. Jim Blackwe[, Lt. Roy áncl Lt. tr.reil Backman, the

very

,ì qith the progXam. She ;"; or her trme working a'reading group .o¿ .o",ã-.t'9",-11":':_":T:î js the_p.r":].î::.t-llelaent, He á:d_h.: succeeds.",ot1l,Sll,l#;;rñï;""uiil;o[;i" "ili:l{ïÌ"i:."T"^*:.,îi^":tïl:1-"f::-lwith näi"".. list of 143 new books ;;;;iils.i,oot. : fr.eshman class and is a iournal'| also of Fullerton Junior College.

I Also includetl in the day's schedable ln the FJC library. ism major' The new offlcers wui atiend a I ule was a lunch in the teachers' The noDfiction section heads the I rist with 116 new ¡¡olumes .an¿ in- | Mfss Harforc, fresnman major-a | state executive board meetlng lo I dioiog ,oo-, training' ls. I neeclley college May 25th' Next cludes such diverse subjects as the I ing in secretarial^"å"iî"-"ii ind | :iT:;ffå*,u'i:;äj"ï'Hil:: 'åi l,liåu,iä,"":"i" *" I vorably on the orderllness of the rft oló' ""yff;TJT,"'îääffå"":T 18-years is ¡r¡or' 1967, and ramento in ¡u May, Norman vrncenf,lÞuuuut '"i*jBallard, Dr. Norman-VincenilScbool T. J. Ballartl, lrduvulu ^'il-"r, ancl the studetrts. she årì." t r¡Âr+aÌlclassroom is clerlcal-majo1 pe¡Ie,s ..porver of Positlve Thtnk-l Mtss Whtte, a "'"^rj,"rî ¡ Iviiss Rubatd "ld !-**-:_------: lstaterl that it was the best ciass in. a Mr. ins,, and ,,Rtse of the Labor uove- | 1? y19ì oldj:$ ajt:nd:d the Cen- | were tr'JC's entries observed. She also .t"9 I ;;;;"å Mrs. Business Executive contest. rrã p*r.ã "r,"" ment ln Los Angeles" by G. ff. I trat Union High School' for the teacher, Mrs. I Represe ntatlve-At-Large Stfmson.

Lucile V/.

Herbert. years *:lBusingss ot" ls 18 rð vear. old Mlss Rubald H-ubalc ts in-l The biographical newcomers in| tttiss T.^d lnstructors Other tr'resno Junior College stuM.t .r-:- c-r..-l--clude some interestlng studfes otlis a graduate 9l S1" Joaquin l.r-who partlcipatett in the andents r"lPlgn marã¡ine Trip sn" i. ;à"""i"ifi: 'J. Soturdoy elementary tralning program ánd Johnlnual trrancls Svilich. business' standing contemporary wrtters. I I tr*resno runiorl ,

.

gtades,

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ä,* ';;å,ï" ï"i ilï^À;:

liï'ffiÏåJJïi#l;";"iïü.

ñ;I"1"-' .c"1.d"?,"u-ryilT,:Tj__'.T:,"_l'__11^:1""11:t:ï:lË:ï"";:ltJ'l?""1;:""iliT*: i"åäËi"#'Jiiiü""'".;ï;i:l;-";"""#î i""diT ;#-"ffi| n"*ã'ii urrt Þ*. is a Jreeh-l 9ffi": :ltl .::':..1:,ll_1iTl*:"5"""ii:î,Ji:itåi,:tïT:i of Marf Reiber, Vl_alter Tenio- Vlola man majorlng ln business. She is I Juntor College at a conference I Hltler's "Mefn KamPf." 'Waneta. Ja,ntz, a"nd Jo A¡n teachers of businesE law and ac- | Web, The fictlon shelves are Dow long-l 18 yeare old' caufor'l*:t":' al accountinclcgunting y"t"^.:^t-t_,].:f er by 11 volumes. o*råiä"r'"..ål--ni**"u, a freshma.n J. P. Co[tns, dean of Instructlot, graduate of Chovrchflla uta at Ilawley's "Cash McCall;-;tä. L. I maior, is a I 11Ïl"l^^s11i11^: The conference wlll lnclude rep- | antl Kate DsrllnB, Instructor, were 19 ye-ars old' ls He Htgn' Eagle.'i the of Scott's "Look Also I tn charse of the FJC arrangements yea.rÉ olrt ¿ntt islresentattvee of tnclu.eat ts a votu'e oïti" l"rtl i"*""o." ts 23 .the . ""1":.t:l!1, 1 colleges. I for the progrem. state colleges, a,nal Junlor 2) gtorlee Page on (Continrcd 1956. of scle¡ce flcüon

Navy recruitiDg team from OaJ<land, will visit the Ramble Inn lôf'ay 26 for the purpose of explain-

itrg the Naval Reseree tralning

pro8ram.

Contact Paul Starr, dean of men,

for further information.

CALENDAR OF THE WEEK MAY

3

1l AM-lntenclub FounoÏ|,

S10

12 noon-Phi Beta Lambda, 88 MAY 4 12 noon-AWS,S10 12 noolr-AMS, 82

¡l-9 PM-Fr€shman clase swlrnmlng paÉy, Blakeley's pool MAY 8 Vocatlonal Nursce ExamMAY &9 AM-2 PM-Student Body Electlon

I

MAY 11 9-12 PM-.AMS barn dance.

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RA¡IPAGE

Fresno Lions Club

c!ßLlsE

HonorsSoderstrom

RMPREE

Paul Sotlerstron, tYPing instrucbusiness division of

tor l¡ the

mtEmffi

Hortôn,

Morris

E. Dailey School; Michael Thayer,

Fresno

High

School; and A'Y' leen'Wash, Lont-

fellow Junior

High School. least or for' asked Dr. Irwin O. .A,ttcticott, executive g-ot we what finally ?t We, as students, State College' *f,äi'we Aésérve¿:+nö-i1uäent running for each of the stu- deah of the tr'resno ^'he Fresno.Lions behalf of dentbodyoffices. r ---^:^^raa¡rlon presented each lnstructor '^i^ school How ma¡y governmentâl minds do we have in this I crul, easv-nTP_!-! ¿i answer,is Th¿ tna^iüiU-Ue"¡ã.f. _... lwith plaque during a lun_cheon in the californla Hotel. "ei-ïÏ;ili ass"mUt{r.there were-.nine stu;lmeetürs At the recent "o*i"ãîi* rrr't ôfÎicers.. olrrsers., ¡o¿v DOoy s( stüCten[ îó;-;trãónt lOr rour teachers were se' four rhese These nominated dentS ;;--ñËd d",'Ë flÌ: :' :L"l T" li*^i. ^":ìl secretary and treasurer' and I r".t"a by rhe trresno Teachers Asi;;Åid"nl, rricg president,ir¡g", ur'lsoctatioD uu b" positions to paut L. R. six posrLrolls witlr srx at la^rge' Wrfn þy Paul representåtTiãläî five for representatives five-for I soctation headed by ¡lror¡man ar rh' rirrl rl¡gMueller, office. filledforthis ! -:^- given l bylii.il"gp -:--^- rr, ,'That's oK with me," is the^-geng¡al opinion ive Rampase.stq{f.l thé with rn ..--- --isiòCôfi ar tiremost FJC studenrs.'g;ilt - wrll -uuç I rrr th,"l* so i" do su to u(, continue tro will conllnue rth better student government, I has so honsuch events. OnlY last weer r f-aof that more students were I years many maDy -o' | the trÌesno I served as treasurer of th( ¡

t Crecllt tTnion.

I Cou.nty Teachers Credlt t-

l*.t-^ rr^-:--¡^l E. For lN¡ne Nominoted Body Officers lStudent | /Continued from Page I )

Jcrus, vocatiolcrl nursing student, - lVcmdc on the use of ." ftypo.d?t-ic needle instru-c-tion iioå-futrrl Anna Thompson, cln instructor, on right'

EASY DOES iT

is getting

Telephone Representatives rrl.'

I o I nlervlew Students Arthur the

comPaDY

San tr*ranclsco area

The fall officers

each regional conference fo¡ fur- poned indefinitely.

Several recommendations were ther study and that this report be placecl on the finance workshoP brought uP at the assemblY, and The sPring agendaF of each regional confer- all were. accePted' for Los ence, The resolution Passecl 55 meettng of 195? was set abAngeles. for, one agalnst, with. three stalnlnS.

Three resolutions were ProPosed

Students rqPresentlng Fresno JC were Rochetle Harford, Olga

Gene Ftan' by the student government work' Hernandez, Al Copus,Joseph King' Tusan. and Stau ofcis, sta'te shop. The first was that advlse¡ council student tr.JC an II' SecA¡ticle in as-äeftnetl flcers group. tloq I of the CJCSGÂ Constitution accompanied the

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The informative rorum, reveal'I :li:t:ltlttves' s ryp e s o r i ob" o p enin-s;'"; * "- |' "l-ti:::,.,u"i":appointments :t:^, i*n"":]"'ätl ror arri;

be installeal in auditorium rn the Lrc auurLv¡ruu assem- Countv Schools

Auditorigm.

lnterviews Students

Davi'd Devincenzi of the Univen sity of San Francisco intervieÌved

posa dntl

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r *""-.;"*;;i or,o" vr

buildi¡-

"

Streets.

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in the placement burêau, bungalow

I .i tnì FJC campus.

lnform Advisers Should 'rvho to

a

Students

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BÍllíord lheøtre 213ó

TUTARE

"Where the Slors PloY" BILTIARDS

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Across from Fresno JC

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I .ãI :1, -.m3,.-o:. sheet -^:t:.tt.""': the si8tr'up raneed through

Plan to transfer four-year college or university students desiring to transfer to upon completion of their junior colthe university'Wednesday. lege work should so inform their advisers when theY enroll so that loss of credit may be avoided.

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AND scHoot suPPuEs

v/omen who ore interested in iobs with o future.

STANISIÂUS ond O SIREETS

There ore ptenry of odvontoges in tetephone Hs¡s ore some of them: work

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CHANCES TO ATTRACT¡VE

ADVANCq * NEW START.

IN INI_EIESJING WORK

WIDE CHOICE OF

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FIETDS

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will

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Typewrilerc 3 monlhs rent opplies on purchose

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assembly.

of a as vø¡L vr counted aù be ue çuuuLvu )^-" 1) *?t not 1| r shall (Continued lrom Page | 1:t t"t-1"1^*:: aet9sa1io1,. o.!å"trárto"'l Lue vrÞs¡¡¡gel'-l'l of the co'ËrçuuçÚ conrerences u¡ 11: :*: stuaent delegates are to be choThe vote was 52 for, four against, I ."" f"o- those stu¿ents still in and three abstaining.

I attendance at the college which Finance workshop I th"y a"e to represent' Both pãss€d The workshoP for finance over unanimouslY., Third Resolution $25,000 ProPosed that whereas, the that a state Junior Collete Administra- The third resolution was a create to uP set be specommittee a uP set tor's Associatlon has cial còmmittee to investitate more section of bY-laws to the constito futly the imPlications of MeYers tution and rePort its fintlings the orAssembly Bill No. 3473, relation the general assembly of to mandatory stualent body cards, ganization at its z2ndinbiannual that this committee be requested conference ln the fall wasSacraPost' to submit a report of its finding to mento. The resolutlon

z

are invileã

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Seven Resolutions AccePted At Government lVleetingpart

(,

Srudåntsll!ry:due to at- program'

I

students..

o

the

rt cosrs.tn-e,flresn_9 Y.l{ I 'Williams wiua M. Marsh, uå-"t-li"-l :::lt-:Ì11^,li-" *-.... linemen' and installers'"i:i::"^':" ":: is an engineering ma- dents, rent the'building. and to jor. -:in:1":1":_Ï:l: urges âu stude;; *"ot"t I ::::::":1 'West es:ti.eement mel: Side the He attended and curtains' tñð pt¡tió address svstem' vacation ânrr nârt-time lcentral- -:t:t"" jobs as operators ".nrr"-""i Union High School in Los Banos to atte g of State I In addition to tie positi"-":and is 23 years old.

Services Com- | and on- office staffs' Youth i: âs f.ot avaitable Olga Hernandez, electibn com- mittee ad 8 BM totlay.

I Yo-:L .service handlins telephone mittee chairman and studenû body vice-pre'sident, presidetl during the

z

FJC

for

personal interviews.

The telephone company is lookmen and women emlins tor both to a rarse expansion

Me-eting

Employment

m"ir"t --

emPloYment

t-o-

ü;-i; ñ;6;""

É

views. In the Past g¡oup talks were given, after whlch Personal lnter' vie$rs were necessary. The new

"tod"ots Jobs a¡e.open f:r^lel tenal a meeting of the State Youth I T t-11:: witb those for and renresentatives Employmerit Services at 8 to¿ay' I

the Memorial Auditonum uses-Sõrrãol-Oist"i.i-*qqpt FJC ^gäitiäãl

z

tr'resno employment suPervisor, will conduct the individual lnter-

'William ConkeY, the compàny's plan provides niore time

FJc

C¡

Guntrecht'

supervisor, and

Representatives of Paclfic Telephone ComBanY wlll bþ ¿t, tr'rcsno Junior College MaY I to lnterview students i¡rterested ln working for

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RA'IIPAGE

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MaiorityThinkWarW¡ll Come ln M¡ddle East BHORE' interviewed by Ram¡age Majority of a war in the Middle East' roving reporter ans\ryers were to the quesbut not a world tion, "Do you think that the Middle-East crisis will have any effeôt on world peace ?"

I Olga Hernandez, a sophomore think that efforts of U.N. Secrebusiness educatary General Dag Hammaiskjolat

tlon

will be decisive in

president, said,

peace."

major student botlY

"I tlef initetY think there will

Jackson Carty,

on the campus,

have

problem."

trtresno

Junior

College librarian

be a wa¡, and it

will

maintaining

State said,

Middle East crirson' üanagerlsis, but Person-' the Fresnolally I ato not think there is Jun io r colleg-el **"' d"rr*"" of a major war,,' bookstore, said, | Tom Garner, a sophomore probhere will

ably be

some

Pogc Threc

King'To Attend

finals of the statewide parliaannual

IRT?

IT

TO THE LAUNDRY.

mentary procedure contest of t h e California

Association

o

f

the Future F aimers of America at the California State Polytechnic College.

Out of the eight teams contesting, there will be two from the San Ioaquin Valley. Hanford and McFarland High Schoot won first and seoond place respectiYely in the senifinals for the ValIeY in Visalia Àpril 24.

Some members of King's Parlia-

YrWe

Fishy Motto Adopted Even a fish wouldn't get ln

sf

.¡\l'1 ,/ ?

0

THE V/I{OLE

mentary procedure class attended

ma-

fighting bìrt ndt d world war. Äl' Middle East though the .{rab tuation is very nations are very strong, I think unfortunate.,z If that the atlies will Put a stop to there is a war I any major conflict." believe in letting Carolyn Tarin, freshman people ancl nations fight their ov¡n Clovis Hith, and wars unless it tlirectly affects us." a business and

SH

structor, v¡ill travel to San Luis Obispo Friday to helP iudge the

the Yisalla conte6t.

jorlng in radio d. television, said, 'ï think

MY

Joseph '[V'. King, I'JC sPeech in-

any

an

MOM, WHERE

Statewide Contest

HISTORY

OF CHINA h/AS, ON JHE CUFF'S ,/

/

trouble, tf he kept hls mouth shut was the mgtto atlo[teil by the student council ât lts Tuesalay Deet-

ing for the remalnder of the senester.

Thê motto li'as brought back in the form of a ioke by the flve dele-

gates to the state govemment

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meetlng on Catalina Island.

fashions major said, "I do thin there

will

be war

and Israel will

LUCKY DROODLES

probably lose,

which would

ANYONE?

mean another economic gain\for the communist bloc."

Dr. Rolf Ordalr tr'resno

xxxx xxxx xxxx

Junior College Political

science and his-

tory

professor,

said, "I do not think the Middle Ea6t tension will lead to war between .Israel antl Egypt in the next few months. I

WHAT'S THIS? For solution see porogroph below.

END OF A

IOVE tETlER,

Joseph Boulan4er (J. of New Hømlshire

IVCF Plans Cookie Sale Inter

VarVelora Reimer, the sity president, said that the club will haYe a cookie sale MaY 4 on both camPuses. A contest v¡ill be held between the two campuses to see which otre sell! the most

T'T.LS \rfFTLS\rt

cookies, The losers ï¡ill serve at a picnic which will be helcl MaY 18 at Millerton Lake. , I

BUG, SITUG IN N,UG James Keehn , U. of Minnesota

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'RED KEV Bobbie Burton, Red KeY President, said, that the club members

w'ill choose this semester's sorY: ice award winners at a meetiDg May 8. îhe Pins will be tiven at

BIR,D's.EYE YIEW .OF SALT SHAKET Cørl Naab

the lnstallation assembly MaY 23' Miss Burton also said that there will be an election }if,aY 22 to elect new officers for next semester.

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NEWMAN CLUB

Students!

Four members from the F*resno Junlor College Newman Ctub will attend a convention in Long Beach May 4, 6, antl 6.

Pat Foley, President, seld that

EARil $25!

the activities will include a pa¡ty on the Pike and a mlxer daDce to be hel<l fn the St' John's Church.

FJC stutlents who are golng to the convention are Delores Critz' Foley, Lu DeBenedetto, and Theresa Barile. cAMPUS ACTIyITY Morris McClaY, Campus Activity

presiclent, saicl that the club will hold a picnic 'at Millerton Lake l/.ay 24 from 3:30 to 8 P.M. Mary Huffman is in charge of

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FJC Adds Rams Play New Sporfs Porferville Tomorrow To Agendq will

Rams Win Two From

Bulldogs

F*resno Junior College

Huey Dâvls laid a be,autiful bunt dorvn the fi¡st base line to score Larry Kaprielian in the 15th inning arrd gave the tr*resno Rams a

wrestling, golf, ántl possibly swim'

win over Àllan Hancock rof Santa Maria in the second game of Monday's double header PlaY9-8

The Rams hold an 8 win 2 loss

in tåe Central California '"The idea is to exBand ou¡ ath' Junior College Association and are letic program ,60 that more 8tu' resting ln ñecond Place in the

ming.

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ed on the Ronain diamond.

first tame It is the first time the R¿ms have won a double header this Fresno also won the

6-2.

season,

In the first game tr'resno collected nlne hits a,trd six runs off Larry

Pernales, Ilancock's starting hur' ler. Larry Keller, whb doubles as a pitcher and outfielder, went tle distance in the first game.

Keller also was credited with the win the second game when he ffent in for John Troxel in the late inninge. Keller has not beetr

MEN'S DOUBLES Iim McGee, leit, äna Aüred Copus tecrm in the men's doubles in tennis will represerit fJC's in Coclingc Scrturdcry. tournc¡ment the CCJCÄ tennis

record

dents çan compete and represent standings. the school," said Paul Starr, dean The Rams have been Plaguecl bY of men, injurles this year, first losing tr'red Starr went on to saY that as Garcia, their ace hurler, then hle yet no schedule has been set uP brother Larry. I¡arry was one of for Bolf or wrestlint teams, but Coach Clare Slaughter's hardest that it woulal ProbablY be drawn hitters, and Monday outfielder' up in the October meeting of the catcher Dick Kelton was injured

Central California Junior

sliding into thfrd in the Elancock

College

gane. Kelton was taken to the

memberg.

Flesno would belong to

the tr'rèsno Community Hospftal antl will be lost to the Rams for.an, lnCCJCA conterence.

It has been set uP so that wres- tlefinite time. tllrg v¡iu follow football anal wlll Slaughter's probable - starttng be going on about the seme time lineup for Reettley wtll be Ed Asas basketball. Golf will be a sBring tone, catcher; Kalem Barseria¡, _1""t*:r_:",.^,r-:::, had verv lit- sporl. first base; Milt Wallace, second

Fresno JC Neffers W¡ll ComPefe brow in tnel rhe F.resno. rc tennis pl3 llllsin::t? the Central Californial.-tl" T."t": ,o" of Beventh tnnins -n:tt:rs "ã.o"Jà"-"1.o.n"t"_ln collese luntor when leftfieltler Di^ck r"tt*-*"t I lfss.9ciati9-,Î1iÏ I lY-i:-Tt:^,T ^T:l:^tï'" Y"l-:i t"å:""îiit:ifl'.:Ji"t"

Hans Wiedenhoefer, head foot' ball and track coach, will be the wrestling coach, and etther 'Wiedenhoefer, Dick Handley, or Starr

will

nity

The second place tr*resno Junlor

acltl

at least two and PossiblY three College Rams will take on the Por' new sports to its iutercollegfate terville Pl¡ates on the Romaln iliacompetition agenda next Year- mond tomorrow at 3 PM.

handle golf.

base; Don Birkle, third base; Dor'

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man Martin, shortstop;' HueY Davls, right fieltl; Larry Keller, cen'

ter field; and Larry

Kaprlella¡,

left field.

HosPltal -for treatnent'

Flesno and llancock were dead'

lockêtl seYen all at the end of regular tÍme and went six more lnnings to break the tie' Lerry Kaprielian lett off wlth a walk' Mitt Wallace boat out a bunt for

e stngle, antl Bob Wagner t¡ound' ed out to tbe thir'd basemân'

The thirtl sacker attenPted a play at thlrd on WagJrer's hard ãrive, but he missed the bag antl Kaprielian was safe at thtrd' P*oit tn"o executecl his Perfect squeeze PlaY and the Same went to tr'resno.

Holt Sparks Giants To Win CCJCA record breaker

Sam Paced bY Holt, the College of the Sequoias scored 56 1/5 Points to win the Central Calif-ornia Junior College -Association irack meet in Coalinga Í'rittay.

Junior College Placecl tr. "aoo with 49, followed bY Porsecond terville 18, ReeaUeY 9 4/5, Coal' {¡Ba ? eDd Taft 2.

IIolt set the onlY assoclation record, when he ran the 880 in 2:00.4.

!'reino's sprinter tr'red Ruffin

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