Enrollment Hits 3,019, 600 Over A Year Ago; New Record Forecast
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Six hundred more students have registered for the fall semester at Fresno Junior College at the end of the first week
PUBIISHED BY THE ASSOCIAIED SIUDENTS FRESNO, CATIFORNIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
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ago. The evening enrollment ls 1,326, compared to 1,0?5 for last year.
Holstein predicts 1,750 day stu-l
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classes conducted on the Unlver_ | "The Fresno Junior College sity Street campus. The only new I Bookstore is ve¡y proud of its new
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STUDENT COUNCIL: Front row, left to right: Dicrre .A.vilo, Bqrbcno Frogus, Shcnon Cummings, Shirley fluber, Jone Trodewell, Morgoret Christicrrson, Solly Comocho. Second row: Vic Tqkeuchi, Jesse Jones, Hcrold Sinner, Jim Richmond, Al Groce, Jim Repcrpe, Ken Pipes, Rich Armstrong, Äugie Coldercr.
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Nes' equipment has been installed' beginning I students registered at . F.JC I In addition to class texts, many come to us not only from nearly I new littes of ¡nerchandise are Dow every San Joaquin valley commu-lavailable," stated Wesley Ândernity but as far north and south son. Anderson, mana,ger of the bookas San Francisco and Los Angeles. Late registration will be con- store, is retiring Oct. 4 ancl Gil ducted from 8 to 11 å.M in the Ilorner,, who was a student at F'JC admissions office and all changes in 1953-1954, Ì¡iU be the new of programs from 1 to 3 PM until manager. Mrs. Leona, DeBerry is the cashier and head salesman. Oct. 4. It is following examples of FJC has added to the faculty 12 teachers for day classes and bookstores all over in being a eight for evening classes. self-service store.
Counc¡l Plans Tuesday Meetings Group W¡ll Use W Suggestion Boxes Al
Grace, p¡esident of the student body, called to order the lirst
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Fresno Junior College Students held their first assembly of the 1957 Fall semester last Friday in the auditorium of
A permanent date of every first the University Avenue campus. Al Grace, student body president, welcomed the students and third Tuesday of the moDth to school and introduced the new members of the faculty, 'student council, and chairmen of at 12:40 PM was set for the meetings in the Student Council office various campus organizations. Class theGrace in the'student centei. then introduced Stuart All commissioners with the exM. 'iVhite, president of XVC, who outlined the 10 important points ception of rally chairman have on "Elow to get the most out of been selected. Grace stated that if yeafs." this position would be filled as Norman Mader was selected as their college Among the 10 points enumeratsoon as nossiblg temporary chairman of the fresh- ed urere: The slate of officers for this se' man class in their first meeting 1. Get acquainted. with the colmester are: Grace; Sharon Cumlawn of the lege and make the most of its opon the east Monrlay mings, secretary; Augle Caldera, portunities. vlce president; Barbara tr'ragus, administration building. Ttre next class meeting.will bel .2' 'a'fter becomfng acqualnted treasu¡er; Shtrley Huber, preslthe campus' spread out and dent of A'WS: James Richmodd, tomorrolv at 12:80 p¡,rri trtã-au-lwith o"to}" acqualntect wlth the compresident of .A,MS. Representa- dltorium. Class offlcers are to ¡" I tives at Lerge are: Àrvid .A,llen, etected at this time. "nårre-b; l-l"it]' adRlch Armstrong, Sally Comacho, rreshmen," Mader ..nr.h;å,;¡;i; L1 : 9:t.1tni'i^:t"d,Yltln .1he -tTitll',!1""_:"^'13_1u Jes€e JoneÊ, George Irasher, Ken rs your crass! Lers e"i o;t r"¿ | part in the 4. îake an active :1ît:t Plpes, James Repape, Harold Sin- suBport it!" .. I student sov€rnment. ner and Ylþ Takeuchl. selected | 6. rwu uuuu¡uLveÞ committees were ws¡E Þç¡Ewresl Trüo ¡ Take --tI^ ,-,,^-*^-lnventory of yourselvgs Janet I to Lo aBsrsL asslst the L¡re urótruau' chalrman. dóuçL Selectetl as commlsslon€ra are to to ãeteÃi"" determlne what ktnal of frlends frlend.s Jatre Tradewell, soclal affafrs; Enos, Marge Guerry, _Jo_li _+tex- | you want and what you expect of Diane .A,vlla, social welfare; Ed 4nder, Jan Giffortl, an<l Sitl Mose- | l¡"-. Brlggs, publicatlons; Sonja Mlller, sian make up the electlon com- | white went on to potnt out to oral arts; Al Laycock, scholar- mlttee. The social 1600 students that F{c was _c:T:ûklt""ltrr" chrtsten-lthe frrst pubric Junior corùge to ships; Phll Bertleson, athletlcs, members are Margaret and Margaret Christianson, pub- sen, Joice Imperatrice, and Caryl I be founded ln the state after the Powers. licity. legislature authorized thelr lncluslon in the state's educatlonal sysHOLD temAtlnthe1907. INTERCLUB conclusion of hls speech,
Freshman Meets Tomorrow ln Aud orium
COUNCIL WILL Dl N N ER TO PLAN FALL ACTIVITI Memberc
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read orientation classes. In thls way I Coach Hans 'Wledenhoefer told thelr newly drawn up constftution new students will lear¡ about the lthe stutlents that for the month at their first meeting on SePt. 19' ditferent clubs and their pur- | of Äugust he had been seeklng The preliminary meetint of the poses, ancl new members will be I out prospectlve players for the Rams football team. scu¡ester was ìtell ¡epresented by recruited. A dinner wfll be held tonight I{e coucluded by statlng, "when a nrajority of the campus organiiD the Student Center for the rep- a student has pride in his school, za.tions. Open to all officially recognized resentatives of the Interclub prlde ln the fieltl of work he ls campus clubs, under- the able Council members and thelr sPon- interested ln, and pritle ln hls guidance of Mrs. Kay Seagraves, sorg. The main purpose of the dln- school football team, the student all proposed clubs will be granted ner is to let the representatlves should prove this feeling by ata cha¡ter providing they have a tet to know thelr sPonsors better tending all rallies, and assemblles, coastltutlon, sponsor, leadershlp, and to diseuss plans for future and be present at all of the footbell ganes. 'When thls le done, and conduct meetings. Anyone fn- activlties. nanY has this ls called school splrit." The Inte¡club Council terested in formlng a new club is The pep girle, Barbara tr'ragus, actvte€d to contact Mrs. Seagraves, plans for the comlng years and ls under the leadership of Äugie Cal- Dlana Diamond, and Dlanna Avlla, the dean of rtromen. In the future the Interclub dera, vice-pfe'sldent of the student accompanled by the tr'JC bantl, brought the rally to itõ end. Councll wlll seud repreÊentatlves body.
of the Interclub Council
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ALAN GRACE
...SBPrexy
STUÄRT M. \Ã/HITE
...FlcPresident
PRESIDENT PREDICTS SUCCESSFUL FUTURE or the faculty and administration of Fresno Junior College, 1 extend a most cordial welcome to all students as we begin the 47th year of tr'resno Junior College. The hlstory of our eollege has been somewhat turbulent, but pxF
Grace Welcomes FJC Stu d e nts As student body president of Fresno Junior College, I would like to extend a welcome to all new and returning students. .4.s we start this 1957 Fall semester, we have many reasons to expect an eDjoyable and success-
trenely interesting. Today we ful year. Many events have been take prlde ln the progress of rÈ planned by your studeDt counçll cent years, whereby we enjoy a that should interest eYeryone. fine campus, a high calibre stu- Also, the buildlngs on canpus tlent botly, an excellent faculty, have been completely repalnted, and appreciate the support receiv- and the grounds improved consided from the Ctty of Fresno and erably. In addltion to thle, new
faculty members have been addam confldent that in the years ed and ure ha\¡e use of the student airead the students of today wlll center. These are only a few of look back upon thëlr days at Fres- the major reasona why thls year no Junior College as belng very should Drove a great one. If you have any ldeas which memorable and worthwhlle. My best wlshes to all for a suc- would benefit the school, don't hesltate to give them to your stucessfuJ and profltable year. dent councll. We of the council Stuart M. White are here to serve you,'so please FJC President surroundlng communltles.
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call on us if we can help you ln any way.
FJC HOTDS STUDENT Remember, this is your school GOVERNMENT CONFAB -se lsf's'¿ll get behind tr'JC aúd Slerra Sky Ranch was the give it our full support. Sincerely, scene tr'riday Sept. 13, of the Al Grace Stutlent Government Conference held from 10 Ä.M. to 9 P.M. Joseph W, King, advleor to the studetrt couDcil, outlined the proceedings of the day, explaining
council p¡ocedures.
Student Body Preslclent
AWS, AMS Plan Meetings Today
The mornln8i Bession was deto acqualnt the council The .{ssoclated 'Women Stumembers wlth the tr'JC constitu- dents and the Associated Men Stu. tion, completely revlsed by last dents will meet today at 12:30 year's student bofui offlcers. Also PM ln the social hall of the studlscussed was the co-ed lounge dent center. whlch ls to be. used by the stuShlrley Huber, the A'WS preslclent, will conduct her meetlng ln dentg at any tlme. The afternoon segsion conslsted [he east end of the hall, whlle mainly of ¿ talk by King on good Jlm Richmontl, the ÂMS presl= dent, will hold hts ln the west endleaderehlp qualtles. slgned