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FRESNO, CATIFORNIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER

vol. xl

To Be Held Tomorrow Noon ln Auditorium

BY KAREN MCDOUGALD house ltghts 'lim! l^.:It]: sturness spot ltghts up the Btase! permeates the arr! tT.1 the Jade splash, tÀe Jaoe sav splaBr' tav

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I ' fire nominations assembly for the s *iil be tomorrow noon in the auditorir I fCC -liJvingfiled --Ñominations of studenft lu. Fuller ruuei in Ètre the ad wiitr Mrs. Lena M. ltio" with ltion lttã"e p¡ó¡t¡ tttJnominations of c¿ndic

I yi:l-llI r"t"".1.dtlp-l "u'"'.:."ï'-l erlea part, and lt's on wrth Èe I show!

of

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i''ll,*e":ã:,o"å'äii, rangueibs ot army brase wtth their I subordlnates, the ennumerablel darnty hue<r Lrñ^iâ' wôñ "l I uzu scholqrsnrp tetshss; and Honsler cr¡d \V closety hetd I *Ãõlook on. the¡e are the I .Teehouse ot The Àugust Moon," ?

-¡L-^^;-.ñr-,L,yâÈñDorrr¡r¡ lq. athreeactpravbvl"hhÏ:i"å,,lTwo

r,å:lli

studeDt body prealdent

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Nom¡naf ¡ons ,Assembly

First College Play Slated For Friday And Soturday

The

II,

I

participate

secretary, treasurer

I nf I _ l;;;ì;" of etec'ons.

An l.-I"^'":".1""-:1i-.11"-l'1"i*.-11'lOf officee of DreslaleDt ot Asso' Th lthe. Wor¡en Students I *to;1t""" lciated "oU uen stude¡ts will erso u"l'när l:r:::u lnetd' limertca ar i Cantltttstes who have Dot ftl€dlnnr¡ga hn¡r

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?t,-,J - --I^ Sfudents l"::1,:,,'ll':iJ}"î.'Jî*i"h"0'å11'Hî"#,i $25 Scñol orships lReceive li.i:if,::r:'å#.h1åi,t;f-lf"#,tT scbol'l s

Fresno CC

may be nomlnstedlego, oflers cagh ewerd¡

of ll00

t v p¿rt owner ln thelsnd fender repalr. The other students who ere n<imlnated lorlshte's 60 Jur heert rendlns radness. riã:rnror"sl Parts CoEp¿Dv, has I arshtn wlDDer, Prlce lg lrom fles'lan offlce who have not ftlød a I wlDnors I Auto lor a,nilclpatlon wtth aycs fitted lFresno eDd I no and St¿lford aDo Fretlerlck St¿ltord petttlou of electto¡ must do so bf

by II feculty ol ea e¡ rhô next nÊrt ¡cene to cnroll, lpresented FÌrederlck and ,tt lb mêJorlng malo'1n* tn auüo me- |I petlttou the lnresented I Collegelchantct.:vv"voY Ctty v'r¿ F¡esno ¡ rçÞav P¡tce, r¡¡ls¡ w¡¡¡¡44 a.n¡ltlwt[tan e {u¡rl eu Mon. PetltloDs mÊy be oD-lcn'ard wlll t wll wrt be De I deftnttely Tbcrc deflnll€ly Thcrc l chanl.t. " ls dollarl-;:;-:.

26 douêr saturday ¡lght, the dlrectorlstudeats, each wlth ta 26r house Saturday the techntcalltamea ltom Mrs. tr'uller ln thc ed-lnese .9-ly thel :":":t T,Ï'::t:lf^Ï",:::"1t:jl;;;'; recctvtns unoo ln thc tlero';;"-;in;1..nãi""'iln. comnented. bur l;;;'1"ii: tiut:ot:l ¿i"r'ioo- ¿"¿o- 'ill-Ti"ri "rfr;:-'---ror the omo" or lmajor rcw ücker¡ on ¡alc rn tbc booth rn lchecke rhe studenrs- rndtcated ,li l":u liii;" wtu to lnto the trade upon conDlèlthe scholarghlps are gfven to stu'lsdd;Di-uiãi p"""racnt or studentl .ronn H. Becrer, ma¡¡Epr of tbe fro¡t of thc atudcnt conter. cour¡e. tlon of the cour¡e' dtstln-ltlon See¡ a¡ound canpu!, dtstln| ltlenta wbo have been øarolled lo I Uo¿y vlce prustdent s etudent muet I Dro8ren, art n¡lsboil by tbclr lonf whtte hatr'l St¿fford, ¡ frcshm¡¡ etudentlshop ôourses for.at least o¡e ¡elbe et le¡Bt a second renoster otu-lcoura8e atud and Deerde, the worrled loohr_-oglfroT-Madere, ls malort¡t ltr body[-o1"r wtt! e grade evcregie ot[Ceut a¡al Eust hrye ¡¡. gver ett-[Juntor cqlte,

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l' rurYr

J'oe Muser,

tùehfõcci...¡¡iIthenevcrcn6l¡!íl[Borbetterandwlthout8t8idhgïg¡¿de.polnt.¿v¡e¡e8eol2.5irnile|Qonrldcrat

-'*l["',11*Tfi "'e"es; ''6 ,,:å lÍïlî1,"iil"i:::ï:"''';i"";iff1ffi: ahorta' how wur "Ï?î -*'1""î",1îî".f#":î what sball I carrY mY Tå'r"":Ëlstill Conf h:':"T"Ï:::","'":.i":'åiîn'ou ln, who wlll ptck "p ü9- Jcen at | "Preregtstratlon ts odyeuctng at I ttr ¡to¿euts âre graduated r-. lã""ã" -rlht rt"r"g" of 2.0 et .l¿- lgg ,tn s1n : co¡ue ftcltt? These a¡c the ¡ta¡s. 1" gr""t"i rate than has been *¿1i".À. io th" ot ftrst eemesterll?-ln e.bus: "t-lu.J"."-ï;;:grrî-Á.¡oJ who:: ""r" stude¡te g¿ï"-"i collesp g1e:l;".d; pagt,,, Thc observ"dlil; xrrtin the ;;;;dr;iy.lild;"; a B¡ade averese ø z.ol:d:l"l:u:" tld e*o"s" c. Holsteln, the deaú or aa'| Thts choìarshtp o"J"Ittilwtll becomc sl¿nted, deslgnerl to | ¿t mtdterm t¡ Èqutre( ts T]i I I '1" the -'--- lost toèr wero tr¡t and Durttsùed, ---lmlBslontnorecorcs. t¡u become UEUUUÞ rill --- wlnnere I rCc l;ilf"" end records. glven .to techntcal.lndustrlall -------lUe 'È-+ wut I r ^¡..^-¿¡^- -..r¡^,Ôd -'H¡ ar¿ -oe-r . lB' Bretuey ¡ i¡" *t*"o å:il v¡w w¡-l;:' li:-l.iF-:..:": Rubeld ¿Dd tr'elt avcocÈ' liîå,i':"""",',';'.'îi'J"i"" """"=u ö! a¡çÞuu åi,î

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put.oD Dy.the_cholr cncewhorlllw¿tchthcmtrrcleotlto tue counselor'g doore, ehow an'lttortum,

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ment- Rnônßor.

BidS FOf FOfmal I Are Now Offered .,Toyland,, hae been selecteil as

the tùene ot täe tssoclated

lpa¡tictpsuns

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l'*ïo"åu."'iî1ï"".*""iu"füiÏo"iil lafter I PM. I 8:30Audttortuu Pll of coDslst wlll conteBt fne I Tl eecþl f3 speech by' oratorT rlvYvv¡orv¡J orlgl¡al u¡¡6¡qo¡ ---<- I Dec. '¿ - --' partlclpeot, not to e¡ceed atr ntn'l ? PM-CSTÀ Chrt¡tu¡e Pgrty" H Soclel llall.

Soclal of the club I menbo¡s ol I utes. Pregent menbe¡s lare not ellgtble lor the ewardsl 8:30 PM whtch wllt be tlven to tbe ftrst | 8 PM-Ha¡tnell ve. IrCQ, Yosc lfour flnallste.

I mlte Ju¡ fs "lt musi be empbaslze'l that I Dcc' 12 PM CCf., À'l'113'

Men'l

Sturlest¡ s¡al the A8socletcd'Wom'

en Students dance tn thc atudent center soclel hall Dec. 19.

I

..The theme wae ptcked to eldl the LloD's club tn thetr toy tlrlve

at Chùstn.es," sta,ted Jeen Holnes'l ÀWS presldent. "Each studeDt botty caril holder who wlshes to

even the most lnerperlenced speak'|

PM- - Phl Thet¡ KeIrDo' | 12 PM I'd;11i.

I D-c..-17 arcl entered have I Those who t Grover sptva, Glary s""kå",i"l"åil "^Y-;.:T"35-""-*: Pertv' coeil uÃr¡E Rich-I castagns, ca'te-;;,-ii"h-l Marv Brumfield, l¡arv :-t1::tmaI larumfierd, Luttc, Marttn abram, Errc | t^ *)o*"' t

obtaln a btd lor tbe dauce le esked

oplþrtr¡stty tn thß fttre opÞortugtty erg have a ftne lconte¡t,,, etated welnschenk.

I to donate a small used toy." Ex'| change of toys for blds -31 !:l ¡nade ln the foyer of tbe studeDt

center.

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Jack Rilev's band wlll LT:"T^" I to tùe muslc from e .Tfllto]:as Il "" selectetl Jack Whttllng was senerar charrman

The oth

ä*ü

orauong; rey, and .vrre^.-l

"ra liå""î"o, l ::::'"--'

ø" tiì-ãr".*l L^^,- ñ,ôl

Bill Ratltlqtz, refreshmcnts.

1""."j:^-^ rr more

l

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ta the touruamentl T]

its møry rgn moscots.

the Rqm, num.be-r-rive, FCC gøne crt Mclcne FeC Éistorr crs one of

I

Joe Sanders, ao¿

¿¡aaÞa¡c rhan +hâñ are ørô soeakers

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FCC Lounge Over One

Year Old

Publishect weekly by the Journallsm Etudents of thä Fresno City College, 1101 Unlierslty, tr'resno, Callfornla. Composed by the Central Californla Typographlc Servlce. Unslgned editorials Ère the

Soon after school resumed at tr'resno City College in the fall semester of 1957, a neï' facllity

expressfon of the edltor.

was offered to the

CsÍeteríc- ls ,For Eating Nof For Sfu dy Use

the spring of

ln the student center were openod as a student lounge and an adjoinin8l kitchen. These rooms were fu¡ nished with funds FCC had earned by hosting the state student government conference in

Cit¡r students during the day.

Fresno

s

e

cafeteria holds top hgnors.

VENEZUELANS COMMENT-O¡ìcm.do

'

oreign Sfu dents Give

Opinions On LiÍe

ln US

may request the use of the loirnge

Two foreign stu{ents haye expressed their views of life in,the United Státes. The students are Orl4ndo.Salazar

antl the kitchen for áight

to cut meat

ic¿.

in

r

Delgado"s main'dislilte is íthe hìgh taxes in dhe United States. In Venezuela we have t¿xes but theY are not as high'" zuelan history, geography, and Salazar likes the PeoPle in the matheEatics.

The second cycle is dtvided inU. S. "The girls here are YerY to two program: science and nice." humanities. The curriculum for Both men are from the same a science major includes trigotown town, Cumana, a seaþort and Del' nometry, algehra, analytical

study-take to the library. Mi.grate Go tb the library where the silence to study. inducive .is -- -.

Whi"tt bringi us to another point. The cafeteria is a !

iil

Yénezuela.'salazar gado are attending FCC on student visas. Sa.lazar ls majoring in petroleum engineering s,nd DeIgado is maiorint ,ln mèchanical

geometry, biology,'gealogy, phys-

engineering.

and ppqthpr foreign languâge.

Delgado said, "If you. fail ln

Both students aSree that the , technical facilities available to college students are one of the

Christmas ls Losing .:the J;i::i*" Flavor W¡fh Commeicialism and;Täå:'":,"'J:ä1' or high gift-giving, best.

Education Prog,ram Divided

eleEentaxy venezuela schools" *'" verv different (rom the unitetl states' The educational

Detgado said

i¡ fa¡ . Christmas, a time of rejoicing and too commercialized in this complex ,g"ìt-iï¿ätôñic ¡om¡'

'

and jet-propelled.automobiles.

Befòre Christm¿s Day hds eien 'aI scene we find the streets all dècorated with 't ments. Store fronts downtown' are fu[' <if'g one laqt

ics, engineering drawlng

any qge of these couises you fáil in everything. You have to pass every course you take to graduate," Saturday Classes Schedule ' "You even go to school on Sat-

urdays," said Salazar. "On Saturdays you take extra courses, something like electives."

lor of arts and master degrees at t¡e Universlty of California or Caiifornia Institute ot tecn. noloBy.

Salazar plans to get his bache-

ir. This is jus-t ås shopper of-

;'JilH,itl;

r .t

G

lor of arts at the University of CÐllfornia aDd returà to Yene

.

Ltbfafy )erul¡e5, Many And Varied

CartY fowa.ro ofJackson Ftesno city nent. ,iling the trüe rrüe :::i,:T-t::T":t"", ;ä,;ffi;î^;__ .____students ._ is somethlng. all . tion Brietigam _"-- __-_-._,___ Irenê should know.

)oclness

Christmas spirit.

iri the réserve foorn may be checked out, said CartY, for nse ln that sectlotr betweeñ the hours of 8 .A.M and 4 PM. Âfter 4 PM students maY check. out tlÌese books tor overDight Books

ahirrß coürDr

on beginning Spanlsh andFrench, explalned Carty. These records are provlded to enable the stu'

dents

to hear the correct

pro:

nunclation of these lan8uages.

_

,8f¡¡l¡ ta',

- 6ET lNTo r¡{E DUNNq JUST iAN,T CHRISTMAS NAYOE 7'5 'CAUSE

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TTUNK'N6 'PIR'T. HALr TtY COUR'E'."

Recordings for nusic appreclatlon students are available. These records are to be used only in the

reserve room. Both, the

books

and recorcls, may be checked out

for a

two-hour perlod.

There are nore. than Just three to Flesno City College. Besides the, Q St., University Ave., and.Ediqon çampuses, the fourth FCC campus ls

campuses belonging

.

the Continuation High and the fifth campus is ths trïespo Cqunty Hospital.

Continuation High School has been used by f'CC for, the last four years. The campus ls composed ot tÌ/o quonseL huts and night classes . in plumbing, sheet metal. The classes are held four nights a week, Mo¡lday through Thursday.

During the daytime, there

are

about 400 day studenta attending

Continuation High. These are students who have quit high school in order to obtain a Job and must also strive for a high school diplomar

The fifth

.campus,

-and

prob-

aûd the' Nutrltlonal llobe.

ment.

Strsdel Here For Sixthat Yeotrs who lg other the .Mrs.,Nina Stratlel,

ageÐ of

m¡n-

City

College cafeterla, has beeq'at'tr'CC since

,the ,tr*resno

7952.

She has been in the restaurant buslrtess'for a total of 36 years, four of'which were spent st the Mohave. Granmar School cafe

and ao ls my night

The reserve room has records

lounge. as well

ably the least known at FCC, is zuela and work a few years. 'He the ¡Ïesno County Hospltal: Part 'will réturn to obt¿in his master ' of thi vast field of nursing ls ln degree aftèr a Þerlod of enploy- the Valley Children's .:Hospital

use. They must be returned bY 9 teria; 13 years ât va¡lous res'AM the following morning. If the taurants and now six years at books are not returned bY that F'CC, tlme, the student will' be finéd,' Mrs. Stradel's staff lncludes 16 25 cents for the first hour' and u¡omen and ,10 bus boys. "The five cents for each hour there-' bus boys are all tr'CC students,

after.

to the

FCC Split Up ln Five Campuses

and

The humanities maJor has to take Latin, philosophy, history,

muSic

as the coffeeshop, plays soft music throughout the day to add to .the stuclent's enjoyme4t.

cbemistry.

Delgado plans to get his bache-

persoÌ on your list.

meet-

ings and pa¡ties.

Muzak, the system which pipes

and Eleazar Delgado, students from Venezuela, South Amer-

thi Go

for that

Elecrzqr

Delgodo, two foreign students fróm Vénezuelo,'tell of their life in the United Stcrtes.

F

?"

Sqlczo qnd

1955.

The student councll frori'the spring of 1957, under the guidance of Joseph King, its advlser, chose the rattán furniture, the bamboo blinds, and the color scheme for the room. They also ordered the washable cotton slipcovers for the furnÍture.

'When the rooms 'were flnally ready for use the doors were opened. After only a few weeks of use the lounge 'was posted with sig¡rs advising "no eating, drinking, or card playlng."

Its use is lot limitetl, howeve¡, to daytime dreaming and vlsiting. Authorized student gxoups

r

for its

ttSo

studeDt.

Rooms 230 and 203

cashler,"

stated Mrs, Stradel. "I certalnly heppy when the entlre

will be

studeit body gets on one

caÞ-

pus," she atlded. ÂmoDt the many dutles

of

cafeteria manager, Mrs. Stradel

the buylng of the food end the plannlng of good 'wholesome menus. Mrs. Stradel and her staff'put ln extra hours of work by assisting wlth refor the

students

Thè cafeteria staff also.served

the football team oD

Saturdays

before thelr gàm.es. th'ey, in attclition, serve bênqupts for outslde groups. Each year. the FtC cafe-

teria staff

pnepares meäls

for the

'West Coast relays athletep.

"I like to work around people," safd Mrs. Stradel, "and I have an excellent crew to wo¡k wtth this year."

Mrs. Stradel said that her favorite hobby is gardening. Durlng the summer Mrs, Stradel and her husband. take thelr traller and

to salmon flshlng. They have the scenlc parts of the

vlsfted.

Northwest.

the cafetcria ls oÞen

a

supervises

freshments

eYeDts

sponsor.

dances a¡d

from

11:15 Á.M .to 1:15 PM Monday through tr'ri<lay aDd from 5:30 to 7 PM Montlay through Thursday.

The coffee shop hours are from

?:30 .A.M to 3:45 PM Monday

ttrrough.tr'rttlay and fro¡o 7:30 to 8:45 PM Montlay through Thurgdav.

a

Thursdoy, December l

l,

IANPAGE

1958

Puge Tlrrcc

Club News

Air

Club Report To Be Given At Meeting

Sfude nts W¡ll Be Inlerviewed Sergeant Roy Counts of the .â,lr tr'orce recruiting office wlll be ou campus Dec. 16 anat 12.

Ilarold Ylck, treasurer of Alpha Gamma Sigpa, wlll present a bud-

His express purpose-wlll be to interyiew both men and women who are interested ln a commls. sion ln the Ài¡ tr'orce. Thls lnterview will be a preliminary teàt to dÍsclose whether tbè person ls of officer material, which would schoòl in San A¡tonio. Teras] qualify him for officers candldate

get report at the Dec. 1? meeting of the honorary soclety.

A-Iso scheduled on the AGS agenda will be a presentation of ldeas by members of the club for projecte for the coming semester.

will be taken of the of the club at noon in

Pictures members

Sergeant Counts said, "thg€nain qualifications for becoming & mem-

a>721Phi Theta Kappa A committee has been selected to form a nominations assemblate for the purpose of selecting candi-

dates

for office for the

VISITORS DUSCUSS :- Lqst Thursdcy membe¡s of the Stockton Junior College student council visited the Fresno City College student council. During lhe luncheon the group discussed ideas on'.how to improve relqtionships between the two schools. Seoted orè Mory Mattis, Donnø Schmidt, Sonde Reed, Mcny Ann Estrado, Uoye Fronsen, Miss Helen Dqnner, deqn of worren, qt'Stockton, Dr. Allen W. Wc¡ldo, decnr of men qt SJC, Worren Gruenig, Roy Wilson, Joe Sccrrovino, Richcnd Pcryne, Mervin Deutscher, crnd Lynn Lee from

coming

semesler.

Glynda Vorneveld, Mabelle Bell and John $ed-Horse will, be assist-

ed by Mrs. Dorothy Bliss, Mrs. Louise Hazelton, and Dr. Paul Pastor, sponsors of the club.

The nert meetiDg of Phi Theta

Siockton.

as the project for the year.

Appointed by Carmen Eanni, p4esident of the tFoup, to. investigate the most efficient means of ..acquirint funds fqr the proJect

were the following members: Milton McCoy, Ronald Dunn, Craig and

r Richard Muth.

The Veterans club meets twice a month in M-200 at noon, spahlsh club There wlll be' an impôrtan[ medtiqg of the Spanish club to be Pre'

sented Monday tn Âd-201:

.

Âny student who is inte¡ested in any'óhâse of the life of

ish

thi

Sþan-

4,merican people, eithèr tàe

cultural'or the languags, are eligible to jôtn the club advised D. Lée Ross, Spanish instructor.

The purpose of the meeting will be to disèuss and amend the new

ber of the Women's Army Alr Force are a minimum of two years college, a g:ood moral back-

in

the applicant tq

ground, and

be

between the ates of 1'9 anat 26."

He contlnuect to say, "womsn cannot be married on enterlng the

service, .but'rrfiU not bò dropped.

Inter-Club Counc¡l Receives Pr ivilege Card Funds; W¡ll Offer Three Scholarships For FCC Students

Kappa wil.l be Monáay in L-103.

Veterans Club

By RUSS FOOTE The lnstallation of a memorial The Inter-Club Council has sepole tlag ou the tr'resno City College campus has been agreed upon cur€d sufficient funds, through the recent sale of student body Þrivi .by.members of the Veterans Club

'Whltney, Richa¡tl Bratcher,

Force Recruils

as demonstrated by initiative, organizational ability, and exerting Christmqs Disploy Show influence on others, outstanding participation in student and com- ln Librory By Art Closs lege cards to Flesno Clty College The industrlal arts for elementstudents, to award three scholar- munity activities, sense of houor, ary schools class, a nety course ships of $25 to returning tr'CC stu- citizenship appreciation, and fi- offered this fall at Fresno City dents fÖr the-1959 spring semester. nancial need.

Collet€, has a- Chrlstmas display Thé appllcatlons may be ob- A commlttee composed of Dillon, in the FCC Library showcase. tained ln Ad-218 Dec. 15. to Dec. 19. Geraldine -A.lexander, Linda HasRlchard M. Dekoning, the.indUsAll applfóations must be submitted tings, and. Karen McDougald will trial arts lnstructor, said, .,.The no later than 3 PM, Dec. 19. interview the applicants end select display represents proJects that Richard Dillon, the student body five to be presented to the mem- can be. made in thls classvfce presldent, etated that eU ap- bers of the ICO. The members will . 1'This course is degtgned .s.a aD plicants should list thelr qualiflca- then make the flnal selectlon of tåe aid for students vho plan te be tions anal ,why they 'wôukl' tlke to three students,to recelve the schol- elementary school teachers. These proJects are also desit¡ted to be of receive the scholarshlp. arships. .A,pplicantS will be consldered on The ICC wtli hold a meeting to- a practicel nature-to help further study in other:subjects." i academlc achievement. leader'ship day at 12 PM in SC-211.

A-nyone irterested iu further lnformatior about this course should Exchonge Notes see Dekoning in A-2.

Glendale Student Parking 0btained At CosU Fresno State Helps Tuberrulosis Association

Coffmon fs Honorory Member Of Orgonizotion

from the service if they marry while in."

There are many advantages in entering the Air J'orce, Counts said. There is a good chance to travel.within the United States, to become eligible for overseas duty Serteant Counts

wtll be ln

the

student foyer and will lnterview students from 10 AM to 2 PM.

Sophomore Closs Needs

New Club Supporters Five students attended the sophomore.qlags meetint last week, an-

nounced D. Iree Ross, class sponsor.

,

Thls is the second time the.class has trled to form and tn¡lce Dore'lt has been unsuccgssful sald Roõs.

"It must be tùat the sophomore,s are apatbetic," opiuloned Ross, "It would be a good thiug it we could qeÊ them togetler. early ln the year'. Wé coultl '-gbt'a löt more

lone ;hat way "

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"

Interested sophonisies should be

aware that they have'a Feb. 2?, 1959. deadlin.e to sign up for their

indiyiclual degrees in the' admissions office, reminded George C. A large parking lot for student that SJSC is ths only state college Charles Coffnan, art automotive Holstein, constitutlôn and devise a time parking the dean of adùlsslons 'ìvhich has obtained with gioúnd. been aDd dea chapel od state mechanic 'instrüctor, was elected and recorcls. Holsteih is taking will be satisfacto'ry for club veloped at the cost of $161,000, rerecently as an honorary member care of the requirements of each San Luis Obispo Junior College meetings. ports the El Vaquero.

The Junior College Log reports of the Fresno Chapter of Indepen- student must have to ðomÉlete his Fresno State College that advanced auto shop students dent Automotive Specialists. graduatiói credits.

The Collegian stated that tr'SC are repairing student cars free of The annou4cement of member- A¡oiher meeting of thq sophofraternities and soro¡itjes recently charge in the auto shop to gain ship r¡¡as made by Duane Änderson. mores rùlll be an¡ouncêd in time helped the tr'resno County Tubercu- experience with cars, the presldent of the Iocal chapter. for stirdents to plan to be þresent. ,

Rambler Receivès Yearbook Award

The Columbia Scholastic Press losis Association process several Association awarded a first place thousand Christmas Seal Sale letcertificate to .the 1958 Rambler, ters to be sent to Fresno County the tr'resno City College yearbook, residents.

The award was given to the 24th antrual yearbook crltique and con-

San Josc State College snnounced

The Spartan Daily

test conducted at the Columbla Unlversity in New York City.

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CrÍrislino¡

Welnschenk was the ad1958 Rambler, ancl BilIte Jèan Trout was the edltor.

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lBelween Fulton I Väq Ne<sl Downlown Fresrio

Open Doily-8'AIYI to 9 Pl/t ' ' (Until Christnos) Sundoys

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D¡canbcr

Ram Cagers To Start Home Season FridayÊ3

Coach Joe KelleY's ltesuo CltY College basketball squad, sportlng a four and one record, x¡lll lnitlate its home seaaon tomorrow at 8 PM in the ' Yosemite Junlor High School Siymnaslum against Sa¡ Bernardino Junior College. The busy R¡im cagers wlll meet Hartnell College SaturdaY, and Bake¡s' fieltl College Dec. 1? to'round out a full week of play.

Fresuo won the consolatlon chám' plonshlp of the Bakersfieltl College

Llster

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By RUSS FOOTE SPORTS EDITOR

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þwe -.--..-.-..--.-.5 Cowlngs .-.-:-.....-.---.2 Allen .-..-..--.--..---.0,

weeketrd by downlng Lqs angeleg Roberts Harbor Junlor College 74 to 66, antl Si€gel ...-.......-......--0 Modesto Junfor College 58 to 43 Scott -.-........-.........-..0

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Nelson

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dwelted & Eean old wltcb named oD Þersonal fouls latc ln the tame Falcon .-.....--..-.......1 Hazel aDd her equally ncstY nlece, Breatly hamperêd the Rams.

Smlth -............-.-...-.-0

Ltttle ltch. Goah'arootle, walt Harel a ttrean one. She was verY

Johnron Score¡ 2f Frestro butlt uP I lsrge lead ear' stubborn. and ehe lost her temper ly tn tùe game agalnst L. Â. Har' quLte eaelty. She thought DothlDg bor to wln golng as'ay. Johnson ot cheattng, ond when tbln'8is dtdn't scored 21 Polnts for FCC end the Player

go her way she sure could rettle trlo from WashiDtton Hlgh School * Mlkel Chet BlshoP sDd Iree Detted 36 between tåem.

Anyway, under tåe me¿dow la Stark - ln this ga^ne Put Fres¡o frott ol her house, ¡tsldcd hcr Thc wln

off gonc colorful edJectlves.

tn the consolatloD rouDd flDôl.

Bekcrrf lcld Tourñlrlrcnt Scorlng: F¡r¡no CC.t7 ¡\O Í:T PF TP Pl¡ycr

2 6 5 BigboD--.-.---....-.-.-...1 1 Lowe -.......-.......-.-.7 6 Cowt¡8c.,...-,.--.-l 0 Àllen...-.................0 0 Sterk..--..............---.0 Johnson..................2 Mlket...-............-...-2

0 6 6 4 1 3 0

2 0

P¡' TP 225

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I fourth quarter Sa¡ Jose rálly. Rankin .....-.-...........1 0 Chuck Lowe led the trtC offense Wilson ..-..-........-.-...0 I Once upon I tlne, on the edge ol with 20 polnts, but tbe loss of Garlbay ........-..--....0 1 a, ß¡€at forest ln a land lar eway, Frank Johnson and DarDelI Mlkel Reuter ...-.............--4 -0 to

only closc nelghbors (for, after all, rho w¡nt¡ to llve next to wltctres).

G¡rslevYers ltved ln burrows under the meadow ¡nd, llke gophcra, tbeY enter€d snd ilepslt' ed lrom thelr burowg tbrouth

011

3 a

Johuson

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dfter losing thelr oieulng round game to San Jose Junlor College 64 to 5?.

The Rams, stlll lacking Dotent rebounding, took a seven PoiDt half time lead agalnst San Jose itr last Friday's tournement oDen' er ln Bakersfietd, oulY to succumb

74

Fresno CC 74

Invitational Tourname¡t,this past Sara¡tos

GEORGE SARANTOS_FCC gucnd goes up for o iumP shot in q recent Rsm baskeþ

22 413 27 64

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Frcrno CC 58

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I Itttte holeg ou top of the E¡oua<[' 10658 1 Te¿m Totels: Nor, It s€cD¡ that tbßlo va5 ¡lil JC Modc¡to 20 aothtug old wltch Hstol would FT F'O 8F TP Playcr , rathcr do th?^q to huntln8 thecc 0 BeDDcr .......-.-.......-.-8 0 *0 the f¿ct desDlte llttle creature¡, l5 Laï'renco -...-...-....-2 1 j : WubÞen she was'verY much ¡frald of then. sarantoo -*-j j 26 -.....-....--....3 0 (Someümec I thttrk EY Eotbcr wrs 07 probably scared bY dnc beforo I Tea^m Totalg: --..1? 23 10 67 HoaglaDal -....-..-.....3 1 t2 0 .-.....-..---....1 Greaves JC 64 JoÒe srn thot EeeEed 8&rslaY' wac born). It 02 0 ....-........:1 McÀdem¡ TP PF f.T IT ver huntlng Juat n¿turalty aDpealetl Playcr 38 13 Larson .................-.-3 2 6 1 McDonnoll--.....-....6 lmpatlent to otubborn, dtshonest I 0 .1 ............-.........0 ['ruch ttDe-Dcople tlke otd wltch Hazel. Scarfoss.-...-..--....-.7'3417 46 4 Moore .....:-.-.-..-......3 0 1 2 Slmmous-..-.-.-..'....1 Becouse the was e, latY cowerd, 10 Ftckre...........--j 3 4 j 20 Ila^¡el huDted the tÊr¡lavvers wfth McKi¡ncY....-..-......4 2 3 0 Wlson-.........--.......-? lon8 lron clubs beceuse tnyone 0 fool enougb to huut garslawere Rocha:.....-....-.....-.-..0 0 0 uncrmed. ls Just aßktlB for lt, o¡'l she msde youu8 ltch coEo sloDÊi COLLEGE FRESNO end carry the clubs for her.

The ga¡ltawcr¡ tlliln't b¡ve a Schedule ch¡ucc. Everytlme onc of tùe furrt Plece Tlmc OPPoacnt llttle thlngs atuck lts hc¿d out of D¡y D¡tc 8100 P'lú' ..-.-.Ca'mtuo El "-""'-"'IIer€ e-Sst. Occ. mo¡ul¡g Its bole to teke ln thc P'M' 3:00 ..'..".-"'He¡'e the of Colfege p¡per, ItoF, otd Ha¡cl clobbercd' lt' Dec. ll-Thu¡¡.

3:00 P'M' .."...'-".IIer' :..-.

Portervltle 16-Tues.

Dec. Thc 'ger¡l¡wer Populstlon all' Mode¡to hlnlshed 8.t a faDstastlc rete, and Dec. l8-Thuls.'

4:00 P'M' San Jose StÊtG ---..---' thla wag certalnlY detrineDtal to Jan. 8-Thur¡. Unlversttv 4:00 P'M' of Caltf' fe-f"r. i"i. garelavvcr¡ dld thc aometàlng. The Tentetlve Stete Frstrclsco San only thlnB theY could, theY wrotc Jan. l?-S¿t.

10:00 À'M' TournaDeDt-"'T¡erc InvltattoJr Poly Cal. for 21-Sat. Jan. ¡ letter to the congresena'n ----.----------------There 4:00 P'M' th¿t dlstrtct. QutcklY actlon was i"". ZS-W"6. Portervllle Sequolas -.:------...--------.-There 4:00 P'M' of the Collete 6-Thurs. ¡me¡d' ¡i'eb. t¿ken. A coDstttutloDal 3:00 P'M' .------.-..-.'..-"-"'Jlere Xodc¡to inent wss Pagsed, and, for Protec' Feb. l3-Thurs.

4:00 P'M' .-.---.-----.------.--------.-'.-.-There State Jose San o!

Feb. 18-Wed. set tlon of tarslavYera, e rlgld Champlons -...-....-..-'------Here 2:00 P.M. Callf.

Ce¡tral 2?-Frl. Feb. hunüng for est¡bllehed was law¡ St¿tc ChamDlons Mar. l{-Sst. the¡o, wltl be held l¡ the Weldon Àve. tTm horoe Eatches Note: All been sfnce hevo Garslavvers or berded together and Dut oD' retber under. rese¡Trtlon¡ aone' Extensive PE Progrom times referrcd to as SFeou¡ or felr' ways. ¿¡d those otubbora, dlo' Now Offered ot FCC Tbe Dhyslcal educatlon Plotnsrn fi matrxruttt A,F coNo¡rroÀto hone¡t, lmPatlent tYPc People who are drawn to gsrslavver huatlng' at F*resno Clty College ls one of now must refl¡e thelr hutrtltrg to the most dlverslfteil 4EoDg the NOW SHOWIN(' tùese Srass covered r€servatlons' JuÀIor eolleges ln Callfor¡ia. l¡l!¡4of 104^l,l trrsR õle only rvay they can bumP off Nearly three dozen sePa.rate P.E' the Sarslawers now ls bY hltttng classes are belng offered at Í'CC at OA}IA AilMIÍS.JAI{I POIïIII hard ltttle bêtls lnto the garsl¿v' the pregent tlme. These classes sPorts mlnor To' and clubs.

17 cover major lron wlth ver¡ burrows sports technlques. day ¿lt across the natlon Just thls and 'P.8. classes are malntained ln ls golng on u[der the name of Eolf

CITY 1958-59 Wresfling-

,ffi

.

So, no

matter how bad Your score football, basketball, baseball, track'

is, never shove the ball into the hole or You'll lose Your arm uP to the elbow. In fact-good heav' ens! One ol the little nonsters ls crar¡ling ¡P the slde of mY desk

tennis, golf,'swlmming, ba.dmlnton' wrestling, combatlves, dancln g,

too late!

tesms

now! Get out, You fools before lt's

botly butldlng, cross

coùntry,

welght liftin8, sports offlclatinS, handball, aDd Siroup games'

FCC

ts malntalning YarsltY ln eight sports.

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ÄGTION-such as this is in store for membe¡s of the FCE Ski Club this winter.

C¡ty'College Sk¡ Club Gains Rap¡d StudentUnderlnterest tàe dlrectlon of

Mlss

tr'or those poor unfortunates ìrho

llve ln places where wlnter means Doris Deakln8, the dean of woD€n, lots of strow and lots more shovel' and Ted Mcoaleb, lnterest l¡ the tng, thte tfme of year tsù't antlcl' ctub ls boomlng. The club ls holdpatetl wlth much gusto. However, lng lts meetlDg tn M-200, everT flfor those of us who reslde here ln dey at [ooD. Buss Helm, wbo'g beea spreadFresno where the only enow flakes come ln soap Powder bores, the ln8 publfclty for tùe club, has en' winter months &re gre¡Uy wel' phasized tlat belng able to skt ls deflnltely Dot nece8s¿ry to be a co¡oed.

Thls ls tùe season of yeer fo¡ member.

to the DountelnB wlth

our

toboggêtrs, lce skates, sDal sklg

a,Dal

going

enjoylng neture's whlte Chrlet Ânrt to keeD t¡ splrlt wlth the falrly receDt trend in Caltfor¡l¿, tr'reeno Clty College ls ln the process of formlag a oki c\¡0. mâ-qes.

Ram Wrestlers tA. LOSe LrPener The Free¡o Clty College wrc¡t'

SoEe edveDt¿ges of ekll¡g w-lt¡

a club lnclude tùe oblllty to pur chase equlpEent cheaper, a¡tl the poselblUty ol E¡oup lusurtnco.

IIow do I Jol¡? Just ¡hov uI, 8t tohor¡ow'e EeettnS, aJ¡d we'll oeo you artuuû thc clopes thts wl¡tor.

F resno

Downs

'Gqdes 7 3-69

Ita¡ ¡$r¡d wis defoatot 25-10, by The F:e¡no Ctty Cof¡eep È¡tkct¿ fegt-movlng El Cabl¡o Junlor ball team put on a firrlous tourt¡ Collçge club, ln ¿ serleg of matcbee qu¿rter rally to' Bqueete ouç . held ln the Fresno Clty Coilege ?3-69 vtctory over Bekersfleld Cof. lege oD the lattey'¡ houc cou¡t gymnaslun last Saturday.

Thls week tbe Ram wrestlers Dec. 2. wfll ta¡gle wlth tbe Collete ol. The Hampered 'by a helgùt deflclÇ

Sequolas squod, The natches wlll tàe Rams tralled throu8Dout EoBt tahe pl¿ce tn the F'CC gymnoslum of the geùe. Fra¡k Jo,hnson tocsod tD 24 potnts for Fl€ano, ¡,Dd Dár* at 3 PM todey. nell Mikel netteil 1?.

L¡¡t Wcekt Rc¡ult¡ Frc¡no CC 73 123 pounds, Joe Pulldo, FCC on¡l FG m PF TP Player Clyde Ca¡uso tled,2-2.

018 6 St¿rk -----.--.-..-.--.....3 130 Dou¡ds, Eddle Davles, I'CC 5lt Johnson ...-.......-..--.-g t pinned Cltfl Gulliory, õ-0.

13? pounds, Dean

McOauley,

FCC, lost to f,'otter Johns,

5-0.

157 pouDds, Jerry KlrkhorÇ FCC lost to Bob Guy, 3{.

16? pounds, Blll Moore, FCC lost to Steve Buckalew, 3-0.

17? Dounds, Don Tlt'enhof, FCC tled Jay Krech, 2'2.

191 Dounds, Ron 'Wsthem, FCC, ñst to Woyne .A.tklns, 5-0.

Heavyweight W¡yne Cook, FCC,

lost to L¿urle Bclger,

3.0.

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