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FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MARCH

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Free Polio Shots W¡ll Be G¡ven Yolunteer doctors, nurses

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NO. 20

21, 1957 ',

others

The Interclub Council will sponsor the fourth annual tr'res-

¡El¡D¡rit¡

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on a perpetual trophy,

Robert Love, chief engineer of KBIF, witl be master of ceremonies.

The entries and their sPonsoring organizations include: Frankie White, vocalist, rallY committee; Charles Gutierrez, vo' calist, Newman Club; ".ô' DaY ln Mexico," a skit by the Latin .American Club; a male quartet, Charles

and

conduct a serles of clin-

ics at Flesno Ju¡ior College next ln an attempt to stamp out

week

Davis, StaÀley Griffin, Gordon

pollomyelitls.

Smitb and RodueY llill, AlPha Ganma Sigma; DorothY Rubald,

The cllnfcs, which will be8fn ¡ext 'Wednesday at Flesno State Coltege, wlll kick off the g¡eatest drtve in local history to ProYide

vocalist, Pht Beta Lambda,

Sally Conacho, a da¡cer, Red Key; Michael Gay, who will PlaY the ukulele aod sing, Associated Men Students; "The Creation," a readlng by the Interverslty Chris'

lmmu¡lty to f'JC and FSC-students

a€aiust the d¡eaded disease. The FJC clinic wlll be held one week frcm today, Mar. 28.

The cllnlce are part of a Prog¡am ftne.qc€d by state funds. Each stu-

tian tr'ellowshfp; Dia¡e Âvila' pantomime, Assocfated 'Women Stu' dents: dance band a¡d Í'rank ReeYes, a vocallst, CamPus Activ'|

de¡t will ¡.ecelve two free shots.

The thtrd, usuallY tiven ? to 12 mouths after the secotrd, is the "boo¡tof' and is not free, except to students under the age of 20.

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The &esno County Health Departmat útll give the thltrl Bhot.

publlclty, ÄWS tn cba¡gþ of awerds

f¡a ¡ns Glabel, the F'JC scþool nlste, ststêd, "Collegie 'students sbBld t¡fe adva¡tage of tbfs von' d*ttÈ sppo¡tu¡lty to recelve the tro toe poillo shots. If everYo¡e úoüfq çe cor¡ld gre¿tlY rcduco ttre t¡ee¡o rnd lrcrbape somedeY even oont¡ol lt-"

The winning entry will

one individual or group

receive ¿ certificate of ment and have its name inscribed

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rses Attend

Day Event "lCareer ,O" Fresno Junior Collegþ vocar I

both \rt¡lN ÃccoLAÐE Èäääî-"tåÏcäu-1ã"å'öJä;;îä;'îåä;ä$.Ë fr¡.. *¿ t¿iss Businãss Executive to represent the_scÌrool i¡r ,*.BeePhoto a stcrtewide contest. ,,ft*" Donald Jccobs crrd Mo¡icrr Bitte¡,

a¡<l Jurlgee, Retl Key managingl,,^ nursing claes -r__- attended ^¡¿^-r^r ¿L^ the :-^_*_'-:T:'_-^::-;.|tional --;-;î;: a¡:re,nseD€nt8:--Td..alpltl:;:; l*"r" stsnä ùn¿ Áus *nt.*"l1lT__'-":11_l:T:-_""""tv ;,,", ,,r,,,ôFÂ r.r^r,nrs sen' sah1""-ry ior Career Day seosfon, of props. lcere PMI for ? r€hearsal ls set Dress Mrs. Selma Behar of f*resno, voI thls evenlng, ln the euditorloT,_ * lcattonal nurse, sattl, ,.ThlB wr8 o¡e was aJtnou¡ced bY Murlel Ma¡' of the moBt 'Euccegsful Career well, ass€nbly ch¿lroa,å. <lj-1J:ä;p;*w"'t"*Ba¡rrl?:f :-:::.'f_'î131;aT",5-ï experlment, for tt *aé ttre fl¡¡t tlne

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Twç JÇ Sopfrs Sçleç ecfed feC, Mìss Busìness Exed l',*:l As Mt.

F th¿t tùe Poüo 'i 'r'" varccl¡gtlon te safe. Slnce 1966, ¡ltllo¡s of doses of tåe Selk veç¡ ,î',ff """:':y*'8""1ff:liYi':I;:i.ï":1**1',*,r-. ol¡e have been tiven wlth com;;*;*-,*J'""1Þ:l;iFl..i-ili:::'jgî::r:l'"$,i*-toceftarnprobr"-.'' th" evenil|rcf-91-:":"iTTit"l*rl"-t;"T:"# everj M.3r' M." 15'the i5, i"c", plete ssfoty ¡¡d e'ffectiveues¡. I/ost yycl-gl-:":"iTf."::11"-u;::";1t*: qr¡qrirra nnnra,qr E:<ecu-l1ece, ffiä,i Business usuless -E¿Ãeçu; pick qqq }4isg -E Miss I l¡. and rur.

Srl(r $¡¡lts DlcK the f,ne rÍr. to nick Eo the besls of ¡ 8eccontest ro contesf stetewrde year there we¡e no tleathe ettrlÞ st¿tewiãò lao.,"" t¡" cu¡ta;tn on Twlrp weer. lwere set up on seniore wer€ urged, sis¡-up.. Senlore r¡}a¡áaæar+rrao??orrwô?ao.¡v. lond sign-un.

Attenders of ttre aff¡tr -ã"e ,¡y. lond ut€d to pollo ln the Üntted St¿te¡ tit;-óf Catifomia.ttiiscontestwillbeheldinPalo.{'ltoa.' .y"T "t'g"1, convention, March 29'.30a.EonB llersons who had recelved the FBLA racobs, arso e qople I iri,ÏHffl".ff"iibffiåÏí'"ll'ooo å",î ll;'J i:',îi"å"å;åå:i:itrï$ revh.lrisrt"Tj]ilit:ìtg:"T;iåi:i or, etl th¡eo tnJectloos, a¡d in Callfor' $i"iir"å"i"firäy|ä.l.r.t',os Urs.

@èb€l sstd

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;r"**i" r5i"":lm" "-T_.9 -berm¡rda¡,

Dla Do conflEød caee of ParalYtlc

bad cornpleteil the serles of three

thet sone dld not was regrettsble."

*-"-"*"::'o-i:"^-P-':f"fiT äi"Ï::ìJ;1äi'',ffiHi uuuË'E¡ËuL ruq¡F!o"_i_'_1 äoÏ 1,,:o".'":lÍ:::ît ".îIlu¿".

Jtm Rehm. l-:* l, was won by Yo,:o-l'.T"u lgroups enhanced tùe opport¡¡lty

pollo occureal lD e¡y Person who

v*l À ktng and naD¿ger, v8þl--;-b;:Andrew8, p€rBmuel l'ðrÐuuËr u-*ÉE¡' .-" queen ra¡ rha frlenilly a frlendlv discussione in n. better disnrisiônR Satlielfor horra¡ the so¡ioli^, .-- llo--o-wõ' ^-^^- for '125 practice, ¡how Talent | ley Motor Llnes; Mrs' Coralyn lu^-.r-¡-^ Dance ñã,^^ wã,^ a*asan a¡ I ormnentrara The fc.l +tìÂt nanfôn fact tùat seators on chosen were Hawkins latmosphere. 'rha Dr. Ed¡a Wnter, the FSC dlrecPatüson, Pattlson's PM, FSC auditorlum. the basls of the originattty of their I left the sesslon knowins nors tor of health servlcês, is orga¡izlng Tatênt ¡how dreee rehearaal, lAgencv; -.8T1. I:T1,_.p:":::,"1 1åo.tu-"r, and ret€led f-; ;1"¡oot in"t" vocarional tnte¡esr a¡tl the two clinics with the assistâ,nce 6:BGt0' PM, Fsc audltorlum. I i_Tig:1,_*t*^9,i:-11d-^ot-l"t^"j lü"oo" or sor¿en Iw. rn" lì.." lã"iãl".ins sreat enthusiasn ror of Irs. Gabel ond Dr. Earl Cole Breckenrldge, an at'l;;î";urîi;ñ;,;;;;r=r.ins,lin" in rrreu, B rett¡ed Í.SC dlrector of €2 Tarent show, 11:so pM, rsc lif__Thomas "o"i"rt*k they heard rhis Merun

shots.

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Þealth serYices.

audltorium.

Alpha Gamma Slgma lnltia' t¡on meet¡ng, 12:30, M-17.

Apprentice Graduation Slated May 9

centrar Gatirornla Junior cor-

rese Asroclatlon a"""i"il

that 116 nen, | ÀppllcattoDs are Dorv available their trainlng at tr'Jc,- rlll |to" jå¡. as soclal workers ln most be awa¡ded certiflcates st8¡ifylng lcounty welfa¡e dêpartments in CalitheE sB Journeymen. The certrn'lfonrta. cetes are awarded tn" requirements for theeo Jobs st¿te Dlvlslo" appreotlces bv the 'ù".I*,YF.^:Il=tgh school graduettûa or celved.

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åïiliäï:;äiäi"****"1'-,9:"i:3'--:Y";l*,i":i ggry *Y="fi- l:1

:,äî'tr; i"åln'än* *î;-l :iä;ä Ëäi:i"'.ïoil'Ë:

ma. of tho pFo.ouo" ää;|ry lictty cotD.Bttteê.

Tbê sr¿.tuot€e by rrade

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r, 1 "j"::i:tr*iåj'i; :H*."';-g33 i'ffi.ü gry: iof ^ff"^:.:'li:i: p€t{øce'

lWard Glazebrook, pergonnel

ma1-

ager, Security National Bank; Ken-

neth Yerger, Yerger Insurance; and .A,rthur Guhprecht, emPloY-

other seml-finalists were Kiyo Butsumyo, Shirley Huber, Pat Pryce, Sumlye fa,nlguchi, Marvin Cosby, Willtam Elacls, Ricbard Gent¡y, a¡d Haroltl Nlelsen. They were chosen by the advlscrs and membérs of Phl Beta Lambale, tr'J0'g I'BI"À chapter.

Arrangês Contcat The local Mr. and Miss Business Elxecutive contest was arra,Dged by

educ¿Ëor a'nd ex' Gervase Elckenrod, counselor of the buslness dlvislon.

*ru r"-l_ aeeusatblj_,:Y__f_"11Ï: The Jud8es rated the cantlldates ;';'t*-ltroa anr Mertt svstê' 3l"g ln a personel iutervlew on the fol-

.iuî 'iä'ä"oä";,;; rÈi et t""t lwd.T:39Î9-i:-T*-

t€rs, 21; -electrlcla.ns,

Bar'

Beach ls the

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College, who re-

*'ffiåi.-"]'äãi' "ä;ä.jd;il; äi#,ä, i."ü*"åü' lä"äiî

imPortant'eYent.

Job Applications m'*:rutiifiilî:"rephone The eight finalists were chosen Now Available from a list of 16 semi-finalists. The

Robert P. Ilansler, cha.iruan of a,Dd indusetrial divislon

the t¡ade

of Apprentice Standard.

,

lDonalal Adee, and cloyce Jones.

I'nhà ôiøhr flnalists ftnq'cto were wcra chosen ehnscn bY av Thè eisht

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County trìairgrounds.

a¡nounced

is

Rios.

ti:i:,'"'.1i,J,,î . lt:Ï*"..t""til,ll' l.:l' ;:::i. Ilamurl Okamura, Ealith Forath,

I at 8 PM in the Fresno

at tr'reBno Junior

Mlss Bitte¡'s alternate

llSa FäT: i-d-y"

Game, at Rqedrey JC, Frr., Dlamonc. r¡rr' ar PM. at Romain -'-"':"-'-^ 28 Polio ehote Salk vacciner S:3tl 4 PM, 2nd floor of studènt union, FridaY.

The annual graduation ceremony for apprentlce trainlng will be heltl

May

R¿y

Alternatec Named

;"í"il-:î;;;ättãïlaatot.E.1q9*'""^t1y"-;"::j' par¡tor¡ e,nd .tecoretors, tt fuJ-¡|*,.or tåao TfÏ^P-mi í* CË*it-'*i*,-ä,-i, =;td rlt"u.

-a¡9y:Ir355g"3, ;i, ;ïi"- äJ¡Ëåi, oräuË, |'*"c -9' ^ry51.¡-.t"ilyÆili;å* ì-d; û'd;ä*";äls'tlS -1gry9¡- T5'-9'9t"" XZ' Ct¡l!.

Bùa ãfû9, 8¡c¡le'Bøtô cpnnt EosmE, t; úor 6; úeot llet¿l, 5; uacùhirb, r; I Atr aBplþaáo¡s by r{arcb 23, 19t1.' a¡d ttre valcs¡lzom, l.

lowlng qualltles: abtltty to express

oneself, grooming proPer for buslness, attitutles, and Polse.

Tbe students were al¡o Jutlgeil

on grades, extra-cu¡ricula¡

a¡al

s6m4unlty actlvltles, employment

experiences, and e written stste' cÈoulû ùô gled ment ol why the eDPUcsDt we,DtE to enter tbe busl¡¡eg€ world.

Recipients of arrcrds for the best æstumes c¡t the Sqdie- Har¡¡kir¡s dcrrce lcst Fridcry night were BEST COSTUMES Rcry Rios crrd

Mcrilyn Ishiem.

Peudergncss Photo

RA'YIPAGE

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, Morch 21,1957

U¡eut

By BARBARA BEKERIAN Platter Chatter Many of the all tlme g¡eat vocal a¡tists h¿ve new albums out which

Pub[sheal weekly by the tounallsm stualents of the tr'resno Junlor are selllng fast, Nat."Klngi' Cole's College,1101 Unlverslt¿ Fresno, CaUfomls" and composetl at the Central latest is "I¡ve Is the Thing." Sarah Callfornia TyT¡oeraphlc Senlce, phone AD 3-3001. Ilnstgueil edltorlals Vaughn, who ln my estlmation, ls are the erpreeslon of täe edltor,

one

of the best women singers, all show tunes in her new

sings

EDITOR ASSISTAIVT

iltrttrE! EARTMÄ.IV

EDITOR

-.....-RT'BEN BAARIOS AIICE.A,LVAREZ .-:..JOEN IIAUGAIT

double album.

BUSINESS M^trI.TA,GER A group that has become popular SPORîS EDITOR......-

fast is the IIi. Lo's. Thelr latest contributlon to the music world is thetr album called "Sutltlenly lt's ttre IIi Lo's."

îhere are about flve new Calypso albums on sale at the record stores- Some of them feature the

music straight from

Trtntdad.

These albums should sell fast because of. everyone's craze for the Calypso beat,

Dld You Know?

Clgarette smoke plugs up airplanes-actually tlghtens the seel of pressurized cabins. When a new air transport was deliveted, according to tr'light Safety tr'ountlatlon, a test showed a lea^kage through the pressurlzed Bhell of 190 cubic feet a mlnute. However, with the passag of time aad milllons of cublc

wolking off with the slcrve he SL.A,VE DRIVER - Shown at the Twirp \Meek slcn¡e sqle is Phil hos just purchqsed Bertelsen. Ttre slor¡e is Frcmkie White. Pendergross Photo

Students Under 21 Must Have Folks OK For Shots

feet of smoke-laden air, the tobacco tars lowered the leakage to 90 cu-

bic feet a minute. The tars also fouletl up the orifices tùat Deter out the exhaust al¡, so the transport's operators now are experlmentlng wlth fllterÊ on cabln Dressure regulators.

It las long been known that tobacco ta¡s have affected nyin8 lnstruments bllntl-flyi¡g tnvac- struments-and - even airplane manufac-

Students.under 21, desiring to get the free Salk Polio cinations, must have their parents' or gua^rdians'permission.

Slips have been passed out.to students during the past week in classes. that the vaccine is not ng any person under the of a parent or guadi¿n before being vaccinated against a¡y kind of disease.

Shrdents are asked to have this slip slrsned now, so that they will have them available at the time of inoculation.

Again the R¿mpage would like to stress the irnportance shots. Infantile paralysis is a te¡dble and of obtaining these'We owe it to ounselves to help sta,mp out d¡eaded dise¿se. this menace to every nt&D, Ìvorlan, a¡d child.

Remeinber the inoculation dates of Mar. 28, aril Apr. 26, they are important in the lives of every tr"resno Junior College student.

Rsmpoge Hopes For Boost ln Altendqnce At Assembly

turers are constantly desigoing to overcome smoke-tar accumulations.

Clga¡ette, a¡ryone?

Defln'ltions Wlth a Diflerencc

Leetu¡e: Something tJrat feel numb on one

mal<q yÞu

can end

autl dumb on the other.

Cdurt¡htp: The pertorl durtng

tlotu

By THOMAS GONZALES Univcrsity of GuadalaJara Wolf: A man who belleves ln The Unlverelty of Gluatlalaj¿rs ls Ilfe, Llberty a¡tl the Ilapptness of plauning s blllngual Burrmer seBPursult. sion from July 1 to Aug. 10, ln GuadalaJa¡a, Mexlco. Offerctl tluring thls gesslon wlll be cou¡-ses Ltr slons.

Ph¡ Beta Lambda Takes Field Trip

hlstory, folklore, art, Spanlsh, ¿nd

llterature. Tultlon for the sesslon $225, whlch wtll lnclude ¡oom The members of Pht Beta Lonb- a¡tl board for slx weeks' tr'or morte tla, the F-resno Junlor College cha,Þ, lnfo¡matlon rega¡cllng thls summer ter of the tr'uture Brislñess l-oaders sesslon wrlte to Prof. Juan B. R.scl, of anerlca, á¡e taking a llelal trip Box K. Ste¡fe* rJnlverslþ, Callf.

afteinoo¡.

The annual Talent Show Assgmbly will be preseuted to- this group'wlll the the openmorrow in the trbesno State College auditorium. lhe show, lng of Indemnlty etteral Insura.Dce Comtalent representing e¿ch composed of organization on the pa¡y's new offlce builtling et No. campus, will begin at 11:30 AM. flesno St. and Shleltls Ave. Attendance at past ¿ssemblies and activities has been poor; however, there is hope th¿t with tr'resno Junior ColFresno Junior College lege's own talent on parade there will be an increa.se.

The students of FJC should want to show some support RAM PAG E to its hopefuls; however, this does not seem to be the case.

Oopy Editor...-----....-.---.-Paul¿ Ja¡oe¡ Rampage hopes that at The tomorrow's a.ssembly, tþere News Etlltor ---..-...-Jlajg t elustlan will be an incrtase in attendance from the previous poor Adv. Ug:r ;.-,.----....-...Ka¡lo Denoorjt¿n

showings.

Crchançe

which the girl tlecldes whetber or not she can do any better.

Skier: One who Jumpe to contu-

ts

Clovla Hlgh School

lligh School ls presentin€; Gilbert and Sulllvan's op€retta" "Pirates of Penzance" on lHday, Mar. 22, at 8:16 PM tn the Clorls Clovls

HIgh School audltorium.

DRIVE SAFELYI

There is still an opportunity to buy o bequtiful "Rqm" ring.

Only $5.0O down.

Grqduqtes

you cqn

order Time, Life or Sports lllustrcrted

of studenl rotes ond conl¡nue your subscription for q couple of yeors qfter

you leove school of the sqme role.

Your Bookstore

&chenge Xlditor-....-....-.-.Naoml Mor¿le¡

Mgr. -....--Slavosh Ghaffarl Added incentive to the talent show lies in the fact that the Clrculatlon Photog¡aDhers-DeWayne Peudergrass assembly commissioner, Muriel Ma:<well, a¡d his assistant a¡rd Cllût Cozbqr' will be observing performers in this talent show, for possible C*too¡lst ........3i11 Sc,heidt material to use in the organization of an excha.oge assembly Sports Reporters-Augle Calalere, BtU Sewall, and. MarviD Lutz for Reedley Junior College.

Secreterles-Doiores Critz, J. C, .Wflburn, Illnka Mthich, and Mostefs.

J.ãYCEE B.ARBER SHOP 2430 Stonislous

St.

STUDENTS: GET CLIPPED BETWEEN CIASSES

CRAVEN'S I'NION SERVICE JOHN CRAVEN, Prop.

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RAßI?AGE

, 1957

Pogc Thrcc

Associate Of Arts Degree Candidates Hold Meetiirg To Discuss Graduat¡on Plans

of a¡ts candldates at- and coming evente wlll be posted their fl¡¡t meeting of the ln next week's bullettn, year last luesday to elect sophoGandldatea Llated more class offlcers a¡ù to dlscuss associate

tenaled,

social actlvlties ôoncernlng gratluation events thls sprlng.

George Holsteiu, dean

of

admls-

sions and records, preslded over the meeting till Muriel Maxwell was elected sophomore class p¡esl-

Officers

to asslst Maxwell

com-

prise the followlng: Lucllle Capelli, vice president; Eilith Forath, secretary; Bill Curry, treasurer, and Dotti Rubald, Ca¡ol Nugent,

Curry Elecfed Parliamenfarian '

Yetlø Luhm were elected dlrectors

of the

- Mo¡kin tool inscriber qre Richor lVoodmon is cm instructor

NEEDLEWORK

Cozby Photo

shop.

FJC Autoshop Receives Hubcqp Etching Mqchìne

sophonore class executive committe€. ' Purposo Exptalned The prima;y putpose of tùe meetlng was to vote upon preference of g¡aduation a¡nouncementg

Ferenc. Joel

Fowler.

Ilerlind¿

G¿-

Btll Curry, a student at Flesno Junior College, was electetl at¿te pa¡liamentarian for the CeDtral Callfornia Junior College Sturtent Goverament Associotion at the e cent Coalinga Regional Conference.

Curry, who is the pr€sent pa¡lismentatien for the FJC Stuilent Council, d.efeated Coalinga'e nomiuee for parliamentarlan.

a¡d to nalre plans for comlng social actiyities concernlng graduation ev€nts, Dr. Irwin O. Adallcott, ttre executive dean of f'SC, will be the principal speaker at the graduation ex-

Curry and the Northe¡n a¡d Southern parliamentarlgns from the etâte will serye at the state coDference in East Los Ângeles ln May. The electlon of Curry malree Ea¡lml Fresno tle only echool ln the stste Osborn, oe, Ka.rl which will send seyen delegates to

ercises June 6.

.A,ll canditlates Eust rent cap and The Fresno Junior College autoshop, located near the Edison High School campus, has just received a new machine gowns to be eliglble fo¡ attendance in the graduation exercises cere:to be used in the automotive classes.

The new machine is an etching tool to be used for marking mony. tr'urther lnformatlon r€gardhubcaps of car ov¡ners. It will aid in identifying stolen hub- ing announcements, cap and gowDs, caps, and preventing other Be

thievery.

Gene

Plpkin,

ll,

Btch-

the st¿te conference.

l7

Robert llansler, the chairman of

the tr'JC techi¡rcal and. industrial divislon, saitl, "This ls a cooPera-

tlve project between Sergea.nt Ben f,'unh a¡d Albe¡t L. Fodor, rePre' senting lnsurance comPanies a.nd the City Schools, who are working together to encourage the Public to have their hubcaPs marked to

o

reduce thievery."

The €tchtng tool was Presented to the schools .by Fodor.

Charles Coffman antl Joe Wood'

of tùe autoshop, will a¡range a schedule for car owners who wlll be welcomed to roa,n, lnstructors

wHAf F

oFCOUNT DÍìCUSSþN!

wtATtf

bring in thelr cers for etching huÞ

ly

wHAl t6 A WE ttHY

ltlDt

caps.

An ¿ll-out effort wtll be made to have all hubcsps ma¡ked <lurlng Publlc Schools Week at the Junlor College, a¡d tr'resno a¡d Roosevelt

Htgh Schools. The Ju¡lor

is

colleBê

on Falrvlew Avenue arljacent to the Eldlson autoshop

locateal

Htgh School. Class hours Cre

¡DUrr Jorc¡. n.. tulltR u.

Bau{¿ítt/¿tgott

8'11

a¡d 1-1 PM. Etching may also be done ln the evening fron ?-11 in the FJC auto shop night class. Howafal Goolsby is the instructor of thls cla.ss. .â,M

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3Ar.!¡A

lRY tHlS: put a pack of Luckies on a pedestal-under glass. .Observe cloeely for several days. lryhat happens? Not a [rt;',g. You've just learned the bard way that an u¡lsmoked Lucky is simply Wastc Tastp! Light it, and it's simply wonderfi¡I. You see, a Lucky is made better to taste better.

It's packed end to end with fine tobacco . ... mild, good-tasting tobacco that's TOASTED to taste even better. pon't just wait aroundlight up a Lucky. Ypu ll say it's the bèsttasting cigaretûe you ever smoked!

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Women To Gef Shot At Sporfs College Women's Reêreation Àsso' clatlon h¡¡ been organlzed to pr-ovlde an opportunity for the women

by Augie Caldera, sendfng Keeney to third. Keeney then scored when Taft's catcher tried to nall Caldera

ettgnailng Junior colleges in cenerperience the

t¡el Callfornia to

while he was stealiag.

enJoyment that coDes from engag-

Teft scored all their runs in the

thirtl inning when EÌd

ing fn sports and recreational activltles witb women from other ¡[dmrafsf¡¿fqrs from the Central Junlor College A.ssociation recent'

the est¿blishment of

such a pnogra.rn held at the Coel-

i¡ga Ju¡lor College.

Stuart lf. White, Presldent of

Ju¡lor

College, James P.

of admisslons and- recorde, attend' ed tùe meeting.

come fion partÌcipatton tn thCse acttvlttes ¿nd not on competition

a^e tB the case wlt¡ hen's lntercolþetat€ athletlcb. Actlvlties wlU lt' clude basketball. softball, badmln'

sçlmmrag a¡al voUeybell. ln the or8ianiz¿-

Schoots lncludetl

tlon are Á.llan Hancock College,

Junlor

@UeeB.

Inloro¡tfon recelved from the or' En¡l¡¿tlou oells ,for two eportotlaye durlng the Sprlng EeDeBt€r. It wlll be hold oD B lon€cbool day. The host school fs r€eDonelble for ¿ll arTa¡gþEents, offlclels, etc. .AIt ¡oember schoob a¡e to be lnYlted to each gDortsday; however, the host scboot cen llnlt the uumber of Dartlctpants from eech school

ll

neceesa¡y.

arl oqrr¡spo¡donce l5 to go to tùe advlsor ol the college group. She

ca¡ tàetr fo¡v¡rd the informetlon to the offlcers of her group. The

problem of t¡a,nsportation to the slþrtsdays te to be dealt wlth'bY e¿ch tniltvtdual college.

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{¿9âee9t,.. Wiedenhoefer

.

LARRY KELI.ER . . Outfielder-Pitcher

Keller Do,es'i Double Duty For Fresno

single by Clyde Reetl.

In the seventh tr'resno Bcored on a triple by Keeney a¡d a sacriflce fly by Rlchmond.

Jlm Rehm opened up the Í*resno elghtù. wlth a triple. Sta¡ Buech followed wtth a base on balls antl Don Ferguson doubled rtght behlnd htn to score Reh.E a¡tt Buech wttù fÌesno's flnal n¡ne.

R II E¡ .:I,fne scor€: TÈfr ...--.----. 000 300 000-3 d 0 Frecuo -..-.-..- 010 201 72t-7 18 4 Keller End Bot¡d- Soott autl Dle¿.

Bor score: TB E o  FRESNO

Busch, tf --...--.-.--.--..- 3 I 2 0 lf,'erguson, 3b .....----- 2 1 0 2 R¿m baseball fsne &re well ec. lReed ...-..-.----.---- 6 8 6 1 Reed, sn ss -----.----------qualuted with & btg f¡ecklefaced, l¡çq¡¡s¡, p ......-..--.-..-.- õ 1 0 D redhead roaming the outfleld for lKeeuey, cf --....-...-.- 4 2 I 0 the RaEo basebellers. Ânil for those lRlchmonat, 1b --._._...- I 2 I 0 of you tbat doD't" tàe blg reilhe¿il I Cat¿era, Zb ---_-_--_- 1 2 1 8 goes by ttre ueme ol L&rry Keller,,l Bond, c .------..--...----- 2 0 0 10 Besldes holdlng down a centerfl€Ll I Zlmmerma¡, rt .-._-..-- Z 0 0 0 post he does double duty dn 0 1 0 Rehn;, rf ...---..-....--.-.- I nound fo¡ the pltching staff.

Keller ls in hls second year at Totalg -.....-.-.-..-..-.--..31 tg 27 11 tr'resno Junior College and ls work'I CC¡C¡¡ Baseball Standlnge lng on a PEI maJor. Fresno St¿te W Ir Pct. wlll be hls next stop where h" I COS ...-.----..--..--........-- 4 0 1.00'0 hopee to break Into Pete Beidetr'o I Frceno .-..--.-......-.......- 2 I .667

Coalinga.......-.....-.-.---2 \ Reeitley -..--....-..-......0 1 Porterville--...-.-..--.---0 1

nlne.

lT'5 FOR REAL!

by Chester Field

Taft

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Ilancock

0 0

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.000

2 2

.000 :000

Rams, Falcons

Ëow lo llgers rF

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followetl with 49}6 Boints, aud Fresno, shôwing surPrising strength for euch a, small squad,

deer? coun¡e you know Of ' You mr:st get a license Before yóu got a

Oh! Aft€r a dear' îheur it'er€vìqæd' Never mind tåe liceoæCatcb tho dear û¡stl

Big game hu¡¡terc attentioupleasrue BIG! fuoke a your ta&e ¡eæt Cbegterfold King a¡d get mW of toWyotrc múhq for. Majestic length-p&¡e the moothest nattral

tOfÂlr

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Xtestro Spes agalnst the Teft and Porterville thlnclads tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Taft The summarY: R¿edley 6616, Coall¡ga ,Û01ó,

heao {6'

Mil+D[¡z R, Iæhr¡ec B, Ecdl¡ B, GonSP-Etler F, Alil¡edge F, Ra¿o F, Bolden C. {4 fect, I lncheo.

zaleß C. 4:6?.

44G-Rempel B, Àmott O, Butler R, Yal'

entire F.

68.¡1.

EJ-Tle Cta¡pool R Snltå C. Baler F, Laverett C. õ fest, lOf!ú lnche* loo-B€ynoldú C, Bs¡dl¡t C, Eller

ho@@l

tr.,

3, 10.5.

IIH-Young F, Fram R, Joner C'

Ånderrcn 120

Porter C.

16.4.

880-IIedin B, Bty C, L¿hr¡er & Ua¡ch' fleld G. 2:09.9.

PY-Wlnne¡ F, Baker F, tl,c Peters R. 12 tæt, ? I!cb6s.

BIG?

æ b Jøty A. Bn, h W, C&Fiü¡ø.-

managed 46 points.

Bittc¡

C,

220-8¿rrolds C, helæn & A¡ntot C. 28.õ.

RI-Tle You¡s F, Claypool R, tle Berdlnl C. Porter A. 20 tæi, ll)á incho& Rempel R,

lt ,tì.

lwo Dlle-Dlar B. Go¡zsl€r C, Læhner R.'220 Ma¡chfielil C. 10:89.9, LII-YoE¡g F. Jone¡ C, Pôlter C, Bakcr F. 2?.1.

Dl¡crc-Ellet F, neæ . Er¡ti¡ I, Enn¡ R 188 feet. ? lnchcr Xllo ¡cl¡y-Ooollns+ n .d¡.t,

8:88.?.

Golf HopeÍuls Coach Hans Wiedenhoefer ie out shopping again, onþ not for foot-

ball players. Men who ca.n ¡hoot in the high ?0's and lov 8e'¡ for the Ram Golf tea.m seem to nrJ¡e

his eyes Ught up. .A.lready out and tourtng tha fatremphasize the Central ways are Jn-es Mc0ory, ftrl¡g tr ,

Plans to California Junlor Colloge Associa- tåe low 80's, and Iladden Dollar, tton golf program were'dlscussed capable of high 70's anil lorr 80's at the recent ad.mlnistration con- Er4le Hlntlman, Paul Idbetter, ference helal at Co¿llnæ. Posslbly Ronald Wintëe, ¡¡tl Be¡ale Ellnor,

some eort of t¡ophy cul)8 will be conprls€ the renai¡lng hopefi¡fs given to the confereuce wh¡ers. for gplf recognltiou. Yestercl¡.t afþ News for the veteron, gþlng to emoon marked the first coopeU-

tìe OIr BlU, also out of the Co¡ll¡ga conferenoo. AB it war, all Yets did not have to take c pþslcal educeüon cl¡¡s ln coll€t€. Noç tùe stete lB Boùug to enforce the lav a¡d Dak€ áII ex-Gls, under '26 irut- õaiffng eight or Dore udts, t¿ks ¿ PE echool under ca,ne

tlon for the R¿ms as they m¿tched strokes wlth the Roosevelt Et8ù golfers on tbe Mu¡l golf oourse,

The oDly ¡equlrement for

DmB-

pective golfers ts th&t tÀey fit¡¡tsù tåelr own clubs êB the sehoo{ lg

uneble

to fir¡¡lsD tùen tlils

year.

The Coallnga Falcons Fll!. Dcet the R¿ms ln the leaguo olÞaer oD

class. Exceptlo[s e¡e tù,ose persons Mar. 21 with a doctor's excuge.

at t,he llunl

courae-

Freano Jmtor Collcge Earcball Stat¡Êtlcal Rcport ao of March f8, 1967 SEASONAL PERFORMANCE RECORD Indlvidual Statlstlce lncluding thc Batting and Flcldlng Aycragce:

ABH % CPPOAE %2bgbHRR. 0 2 .400 1 4 001.0000102 5 I .391 771 101.0003201 Iarry Keller of-p--.---- 32 11 .944 '9 14 14 2 .938 2 L 1 3 7 Clyile Reetl, ss......--.-.. 33 11 .333 916166.88801035 0 R¿ymond Lujan, 2b-p 6 2 .833 2 I 101.0000002 Augfe Calilera, 2b....-.- 2g ? .304 71071 1.96000051 Jlm Rlcbmond, lb-p.--- 22 6 .2?3 8 42 7 4 .926'0 10 3 4 Stan Busch, of -.-.-.- 25 6 .240 7 I 01 -90010061 10003 Jerry Burcher, of-p....-- 17 4 .235 7182.819 DeDnls Bond, c ...-..... 6.' 1 ,200 3 17 1 0 1.000 0 0.0 0 0 Phit Bertelsen, c .......- 21 4 1.90 842 43.9S900038 Don Ferguson, 3b ...... 23 4 .174 9 916 1 .960 10 414 Damy. Splno, of-p -...- 7 0 .000 4 3 0 0.1.000 0 0 0 0 0 .950 0 0 011 Ruben Barrios, of-lb..- 7 0 .000 31? 27 Norman Ga¡cia, 1b.....- 3 0 .000 18101.00000000 01.00000001 Jack Zimmerma¡, of-if 2 0 .000 10 0 01.000000e Ðugene Johnson, 3b--.- 1 0 .000 10 ,

Jlm Rehm, of-c.-.-.....-.- 6 Cloyce Keeney, of..--- 23

Reetlley Tlgers, Coalinga

inga oval with Reealley taking top honors with 55}á Points. Coallnga

or

F

rqgiona,l matches.

Team Totals -------.--..--.-256 t'alcons, and F resno Rams officlal' * ly opened the 1957 track season - Runs Battetl In last FHtley afternoon on the Coal'

Gú after

Shop ping

By JOHN HAUGAN

at tr*resDo Junlor ColTaft pttcher, continued his wlld' of athletics 'With Taft dropping out of uess and walkecl the next tÌe'o meq, lege. league competition, the tennis one of whom forced in a run. 'cut to four league In the slxth FTesno scoted agaln schedule is on a ìrâlk, a stolen base, and a meets before the fin¿l leaEue and

Ehphasls of the newlY formed organizatlon wlll be on the recr€aüonol a¡d educ¿tlonal values that

Ju¡lor College, 8nd Taft

. . . Director of Athletics

...BqsebqllCoach

Taft Junlor College is not toing bases. Jack Zimmerman then llfted a sacrlflce fly to tleep left that to field a tennis squad thls season, gcored Rlchmond. Duane Scott, the accordlng to Paul Sta¡r, director

nel, and George C. Holsteln, dean

Bakerstleld Coilege, CoalfnP' Collegp, College of Sequolas, Fregno Junl,or Collegp, Portervtlle College, Reedley College, San Luis ObtsPo

PAUL STA,RR

CLÃ,RE SLAUGHTM

mond and Caldera both singled antl Dennis Bond walked to loatl the

Colltns, des¡ of instruction; .A¡chie Bradshaw, dean of Btudent Berson-

to\

Rpdman

walked and Tony Diaz reached fÍrst on a fieltlet's choice. Dick Ernst then lined a sharp grounder into left, scoring Redman and Dia¿.

Bob lleinsohn followed with anoth' er single that scored. Ernst wlth Taft's final ru¡.

In the last haü of the fourth, tr*resno tied it up when Jfm Rich'

schools.

Flesno

1957

Fresno Junior College outscored Taft.Junior College in a Friday afternoon by a score of 7-3. brilliant four-hit baseball and struck g the route for Flesno.

Fresno broke into the scoring column in the second on a walk to Cloyce Keene¡ a single

The Central Callfornia Ju¡ior

approved

,

Keller P¡tches 7-3 Win Over Cougars

By AUGIE CALDERA

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