rIESTO JUTIIN
AWS, AMS Dance
COII.EEE
ls Tomorrow N¡ght
I ,t¡t¡¡rD ¡rf r r¡toc¡AD
Associated Women and Associated Men Students will attend the dance tomorrow evening in the social hall of the University Avenue campus, attired in Bermuda shorts and socks, in accordance with the "Soclc Hop" theme which is
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FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2
X'rankle White, ÀWS preeident, in charge of decorations for the affair, said that all executive members of the two clubs are gotng to
Gentry Elected Head
Of
Cal¡f ornia
help decorate.
FBLA
Jack Rustiga¡'s ba¡tl
Four candidates for state offices were elected thursday in the annual spring central regrgn meeting of the Future
Installatlon Tonlght jolnt sprlDg installation will be held in the Murietta Room of tÈe Hacienil¿ Motel
Oificers elected were Richard Gentry, FJC, president; lltgh School'
åi"i,Hiii,
#,åoä',i*jl,H: F res n ús¡bar¿ wuson, ot"ît'-- uîdl I Suility Etgh School, treasurer; and
toniqht. Dinner is beiag
o Re ps
Miss Lanotte, AWS fall presiwill present the gavel to newly
1O Attgnd will later High for & Conference The flve ca¡tlitlates wilt Teb.acha,pl
caudidate
dent,
elected
of the etutlent council .lill II Members rr"*ïi¡¡to" College a¡. other ln Palo Æb I i"pi*"ot "t u"". wlll attend a. Ìe-
sênt the central region in thc Xar- 29 a¡tl
30,
Wcather Cute
gional couference at Coallnga, Mar.
to bad weather only 46
be
FJC'8 Pht Beta r,ambd;"u"pt""l T"{-o1"t conferences .thatjyrll was host to vesterilav t--""û"s. I hel'l t¡ronchg* th9 11,7 oo¡othy nubaitt, an F'JC stu¿enù, I nose of tbe confqreqce J: Jt |!t11s govboaly of student is the central section-rrlce presi-lthe Oroblems dent who was in charge oi tl" I erament' ¡10 To Attend me€tingi, a¡sisted by Mary LaJxotte' Accordlng to Klng, aPProrimate' also of trlJo, the state parllamenly 40 people from ['JC wlll attentl ta¡la,n. this regiotral conference. Ife stateal JC Studeñts Asslsted tr'JC stutlentg who aselsted with I th?t the group will leave about 8 confe.ence arrangements inclutled | ÀM øntl wlll leturn about 5 PM. Ifarlan Bltters, generel chalrma¡; I Between the moraing and afterBeyerly Underwood, Miss Fyce I noon workshop sesslons, the Coal-
fi11l3-
a¡d Ja¡e Anderson, reglstration; I Ínga Junlor College will host a¡tl Ruby HirabaysbJ, refresh'lluncheon for the visitors.
a
menut.
".ÐJC s.dvþo¡o who Pa¡ticlBatetl wert lfro. Etlna EartleY, Gþrvase F,ckeDrod and Braxton Ilenderson.
Raymond Beach anal'Willia.m Mu¡r phy were the f'JC votlng delegetes.
Budget ls Approved
FJC
By Counc¡l rf
Twirp Week
Secre-
tary Ealtth tr'orath, Trea¡urer Marie DeRuosl, and lllstorlan Fra¡cis Roderlck, witl fnst¿ll Martly¡r Snyder, Shlrlene Summers, Pat Pryce, and Patrlcla Koolma¡ to tùoee re-
Attendance lg on the Coalinga
was unable to attend the meeüng' I mlssioners, several club represenhts Blt€ech .was read by Patrlcla, I t"tit"r, JoseDh Klng a¡d members ' I of bts parllamentary class, and con' Pryce. In his speech he toltt how he I f"""o." leatlership class. vould help the business clubs of Prexy Assigns MemberÊ celtfornla' bv helpl¡g nuueo-Ëar"ios, trJc êtqalent boaly lt*_:l_tf l sere lu tJrelr organlzations through| nrãrìãã",, *ilI assrgn the memuers out tìe sta,te. EË æu öraLÞu uË wvu¡u ¡aÞ-'"lDorothy Rubalit w¡u head the secåiåtlii;redhewourdrikerolP^-',-o."--'T:1^1illll'I^L'1u"*iiÌ: gp uuÞseÞo org¿.úIza'I :;;;; w uaÂÞ¡Euu dlfferent busi¡ess Év to workshop. .":-*11i I retartal *,r.or,an tlons and get some tlDancial asstst- | - :. . ls one of three This conference local chaPters. ance for the
rankle White. In llke ma¡-
Vlce Presldent Rita lfa¡?is,
JuDior College stu- | s¿nDus, Those going will be memilents atteniled the meetlng, Glentry l_bers of the stuttent councll, comDr¡e
F
ner Ray Palacios, fall semeeter president of ÂMS wlll lnetall Charles læavitt, active pre8ldenL Outgoing offlcers of the A\lt¡S,
School secreta¡Y' rePrS
EBLÀ conventlon
Eerved
promptly at 8 PM.
Ecbool, reporter.
sel€ct
stu-
ÀW'S antl ÀMS
campr¡¡¡.
Dtnuba
Dl¡y
dent body card holders.
Business Ireaders of America on the Ftresno Junior College
I¡rett¿ Perry,
wlll
I to 12 PM. There is no admlsslo!. for
from
spective offices.
Fall Office¡t Fall semester AMS offlcers, Vlce
DANCE ARR.A,NGERS
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Mciking arrongements for. the
Preeitlent Iæo Eall, Secretr,ry antl Treasurer Paul læalbettôr, l¡ tu¡a
will install Murtel Maxwell, Al Brown, and Don Smlth to those respectlve offlces. Mrs. Kay Seagraves a¡d Jackson Carty will :be ln attenrla,nce a,t the dinner aa spoDsors of the two or
On Isræli-E gy plic,n Crisis [nt r" i^"i: :":::: L-'l*'^ "":;^:"ï:î
Rumrë1r. @íves Views
ganizatloDs.
[Ollq-t.q
fha dlnne¡ on¡l fn¡fql-
could :: *-lboily e*- | ED en¡ese BRIGGS By Év et s¡eatesr pressn¡e -::.:*ti that "--" _-"-:* to represent the schtiol ln ¡n lõ.eolvew Dake- lt ille8al erted would be to uu 4*e_¡r or le¡rsu lnstructor of .L A. Wtlltam Rumley, ln8tructor wllliaE Ruml€y, I I election last Jan. .American History at E*resDo Junior I for .American citlzens to loan mon- | Mlss fflf." Whlte, Wnft". 18, fi ls a sophomore colege,wasaskedreceDuvtosrvel:l .,9 her. we sho¡l-e ""^:_-l_""1il-ö"it""rr¡-l*il-ã"u*rtn¡toshis views regartling the heatetl I that Israel wa1 s3'veil- from econom- I ir.it" ir ."jlii"ì i" General E<tic collapse not too -' aI I ucation. Isra,eli-EigyI¡tian ra,elr-.EigyptraI clspute. dlspute. I :" ":":':" ï"tE uus-conntly ::: long ago by eDg¡-l drrYe Presidentlbond r,resrcenf,l"""* "r etree wlrn wlth "-:' I Leavl' healtity etxee "t heartily Leavltt. 19, also is a sophomore; ::":-î*-' Ersenhoweris prosrap* for gbe Mtd- | neered-bv ll"JiL:Í"J pronaganda I he g.;ãüat"ä;ãm f,iesno rush lltgh u" e¡aduated from f,lesno ãr" n"tt ;d th;:"tthd-tr-ltü" nas I ot American zionlsts" School. He is a major ln Buslness Not AntlSemetic taken in support of the Unttetl Na- | I .Admlnistra¡on. tions. In an area that represeDts I Rumley saial that be ts not a¡ti-
iJ"å",:,Jffi"i',ff,,-JiJ'å"iËlä ing filled by the forces of tne
viet Union," sald Rumley.
.
So- | I
to
aganda
of this
Nqmes lruietson powerful group iå1H
ol
nt
Show
Beet Answer e îfl1'î"":Í."'iT. .î".ï: the lT through the medlum of lwho, "4. UN police force is the best I press, radio and television, presents | ¡ ... possibre aDswer. t, -r"-T:-:.lo^" r r.r.asea anrl distorred view of ' right one but it fs tho' best one. Ilrael's positioi. "-ll-vr''')"" Israel must be compelled. to with- | .,We ca¡not affortl to lose the I Harold Nielsen, chaünan of the By SHIRLENE SUMMERS talent show, . has annor¡nced the draw her forces from the Gazal Twirp 'Week has been officiallY Strip. If .this can be done by the friendship of a section of the world I committees that will plan the show so important to our natloual securI | declared to be March 13 through apglications Mar,22. be held to insteaal of sanctions of 15, by Phil Bertelsen, tr'reshman force, then to make those sanctions I ity and that of our allles,', conclud- | The members of Ínterclub coun' I sd Rumley. I class president. work we must be a party to them. I I cil will act as cha^irmen of the va'
Scheduled For Mqrch l3-I 5
L Ommlffee$
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wa: enno::::} 'To Y +|tt:^::]Present Plov lül;',ollî-"'iüi;"iå-iåË1Ïi: c1"'p g:.:l':^::::1t:* iliJffi"î'$ì1"ilä''fi.*Jl¿i sprins semester srudenJ;;;ñ;; I I :1":^3^:::::' The tr'resno Community Theater'l resentwill furnlshthe membership han¿s, for sanctions to be success-l ¡uepsor rî"n""ärã * I f"-y-ilf etvÀ {ù'!ou ö'".¿"" ä;î"$fu* lll: 1 with a pre' -""1"::^T* on March ?"-iTul -^"-:î;Ilbeginn¡¡g Oresent Bernadine, a comêdy of the committee. counstuaent councn approved
lwtll I r^r,^ -r^ñ^ ful must stop all sourcès of a trys necessiles,,, went on Rumley. linvolvins teeDagers tomorrow antl I Dolores Critz, Retl Key repre The History instructor conti¡r-lSaturlay nights ln the Rooseveltlsentative, will act as chalrman of ued, ..Amerlca.n money with British I HiSh School auditorlum stertl¡g at I the arrangements coDxoittee. Jo for 1956-6? was $u,384. The aIFl proved spring budget a year - I T'n" threeday- gala event wit^! !e arms created Israel. posslbly thel8:30 PM each ni8ht. l.a,nn Wilson, stud.ent teachers reD"go civen a send-off with a Slave Sale and Diane Avtþ Newl lresentative, wa,s $6,410.81 | on Annex wtu be The tunds buttgetetl' for tåis I at noon of March 13 WEEK THE 0F epring include assemblies, $300; lbwn' Gils will be auctioned off Associate of Arts Desree I _9lllÌ{.D3.R FEBRUARY -=-'"^,i; Fepneoen¡asetãu, s1,400; basketbali, $500; lto tàe. highest lid-d:rs,.."t1h_::-i: Filing Ends fg¡¡arrour I 2*12:30 pM rnter rnra¡êr,,rr r1¿r l, ¡.t""oig..s3itg'.fws quipped crub _^M214 o¡ draftees"' q the lue ueLrYe' will wu¡ head !ç4 awaxds a^nd t ;-'::_^,_ | ltative, I traclc, $'000; awa,rds, $900; confer-l"volunteers ---The last day fon 6ophon ':'."_"j: 'AWS-AMS lnetallatlon- Dlnner l¡uages committee. hops a,ntt stage Bertelsen' J ence, $326; guest funtl,'çiS; $200,,orall petitions file for associate 'rary, antl Sattie Hawkins will be taken '*ca¡e of :f_ l*" | ,O*"" -:-:*-: arts, $210; publicitv, - by Ro<lney l- À Box-Social ll:::: on degrees for June 7 is tomorrow. l"'-"'-" wlll cllmax:TwJ+r-'Week af-lDa'nce 1-12:30.- PM Future Nursea $200; R¿nBase, $1,800; soctal ceorse Hol6fsi¡, a".i àt lT:l^i]l"1SY--:Chuck :t^*.t:11: ræavÍtt aMS "a- |I ao.tt+ fairs, $??6; student welfare, $sO; l Friaay eYêniDg, March 15' ti"t mi8¡ons and records, I ::ilil-"-"^ T,-l nlye tneil or.$ representative. a¡dl pêt¡tfone yearbook, $1,300; tennis, $400; ""¡J proLast day to flle for I plannlng . -Thg.ladles-wlll to changé students tily disgxrisett box dinners on the golf, $300. AA Desree this semeeterrnuiilo auctioneers table by 6:30 PM' when srams -Yt::.,."::!':I:t-1"-1"-"Y^":91:'l Hill are in cha,rge of securing football, "o I La6t day to drop coursea lI and Rêpresentatives of I by Mar.8, Counses dropped after wiu start' master penalty' without swimming, wrestllng and cross I bidaing this date will recelve of I la March 7of.is"::"t:"1":: the tleatlline for en Students Admitted Free "'g."¿u lWsaMS Dancæ. country dld not tequest money at wF. I Iterins at this time tn"-t"¿s"t -éeUns because thesel f,'rom 8:30 to 12 PM tne soói"t After the third week of echool I erua"al recru¡tment in cafe- | the:o1letfJlon' the club shoultl also deslpate the activities had sufflclent moDêy left I hall of the University Àvenue ca,m- etudents may add teria. on I be Dresented' "orr""" "n III over from the fall gemester or will I pus will Uouse t¡e Sadie Dance' auqlI EnOSe lücË lvreF çaKe cate sale eale .basis Only. only. tgreqlE creait iorí";; TOr audrt DaEIS IlT*.]r.-1lto .-..^, Fles' no to be admlsslon wlll fhere the semester. I be ina,ctive tturl¡g couraes may be obtained by peti- | z-state Basketball Tournament I .'"stucents The general fi¡nct of the spring lno Juulor College stuclent botly tion within one week after mid- | 7, 8, 9. lliÎijl"T: semester is $12,300, which ca^me I cant àolilers. 12:30 pM lnter Club _ | club that they \yrerr ú(, a¿rye spor. term examlnatlone. from Btudent body cerd sales. Thel The nane of the banal to'play gub- | nz't+ These petitrons ¡hould l1l1_l_o"-:,,3"^,Tj.,," - be -:--------"--Evs' i111"_T: conmented ca¡d saleÊ brought in $11,362 lastl wtll be a¡nounced in the next lssue mltted to the- admiselóns offlce. | Llas-t day to drop coutìecs. lments with th€m."
varior¡s activities of trloo-. ruuv¡ |
Coltege thls sprlng. March 14 at 12:30 The falr semester budcet request I -PM' slave sàle
l-inä;::'",'iiffi:ii*'
gemester.
of Rampage,
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