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FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
Technical, lndusfrial Division Plans New Programs For Next Fall technical and industrial division plans to tions to offer a number of new progrâms. President Stuart M. Whlte they will include aircraft, tliese heavy duty méchanics, graPhl arts, general metal, alr condlüor
ing, refrigeration, a.Dd cosmetoloÊt Rob€rt P. Ilansler, the tllvlslon'
iiiliiåi$#iflälå: ffi,ä:ffiT I A p p o i n t m e n t s sllk screen Process.
Engineering ExPanded
Program Changes Students may register
Ken Pipes, trTesno Junior Colleæ Etudent body presitlent, annou¡ced shop I ãi" ;;"k ;hat four more comnis-
FJC
W¡ll Host
Valley Teachers
make a change of program in the
Meeting Saturday
missions and r€cords, etated that
An annual good teaching conference of the department of classroom teachers of the central section of the California Teachers Association will be held on the University Ave.
and
of five new admlnietration office unt¡l tomorlate next fall row. Campus, the George C. Holstein, dean of adexpand its opera-
and.
a¡d the
Tomorrow ls The Dead line For
NO. ló
27, 1958
By KAREN McDOUGALD
the houne for rcglstration are from I to 11 AM. Program câmpus Saturday. changes may be made between I and 3 PM. Any registratlon after tomor-
Dorothy Hamilton, the department president said, "leachfrom all over the Sa,n Joaquin Valley are expected. to attend" sections in the section lnclude cou¡-
row will be on an audit baale only, and no petitloning for. credit will be allowçd, Mar. 7 is the la6t day for students to drop
tles from Kenr to
coursea without'penalty.
Tomorrow is the deadli,ne for He addetl that the new prìog'ams will make possible th" .ioo"r" n"o" accepted. eBpoint- sophomores who wish to apply I expa.nslon of the englneeflng p]_ ments and have been approved by for graduation. | year gram a,nct the ts'o tra,nsfet l th; J"ã;;t council. protram for iDdustrial arts majorÊ The new offlcers are Sharon Serve preparing to teach. publicatio¡s; Hansler said the aircraft p"o'I y a I I e m' -Tl:11" *-o"u I s11"'"1. 3"bti-ttT _P-1 -_Tln"""' On,'lfccredifaf ion s.ã;iii Bã"Àit stuaenìs iolicense. Lusk' arts' rallf' Les oral aatl for the aircraft a¡d en8ine I The dean said other new pro- | Miss Wallem' a sophomore pnd Commíttee Study president of grams, previously only available to I busines.s major, is-a-'native "1-P:' Stuart M. White, night students, will be offered to I Kalb, Ill', an'l a Kingsburg High the trÌesno Junior College, will be the chairman of an dccfe{litation day students as the need adses in I School graduate' the community. They will include I Munger is a tr'resno lligh School committee to investiga.te San Jose plumbing and general woodshop. lgracluate and is a first. y.e9,r !!u- Junior College Mar. 19 and !0. rlent. He is an education najor. W¡ll Occupy 103,0ü) Feet tÈis committee will rêPresent The new buildings will occupy I lfiss Skinner, a business major the 'W'estern College Association 103,000 square feet and be of pre- | from Fowler, ls a first year stu- in cooperation with the Califonria fabricated concrete. The land has I dent. Junior College Association. .arready been purchased. The buikl'| Lusk, promineut in athretics at Working with IVhite will be Dr. ings will be constructed on two Iligh, is a physical educa- Harold H. Stephe¡son, Spcramento blochs east of the or¡s.9nt .]rlt l tion major and a member of the Junior College; Ériancis' P.'!il'ilber, the
in the morning sesslon on the topic, "Muscles, Minds, and
speak
Missiles."
White W¡ll
campus between it and Fe Railroad. tracks,
Santa
Los .A,ngeles Trade and Technical ffiO-"ï "Urr. Junior College; Dr. Douglas A. acceptÍns tr'our units rrill parallel univer'| - commissioners -o-rtlces tr'essenden, Sa.n tr'rancisco State weekwer9,-!hirle{,-ÏYl"-": sity avenue and one ¡;-p;bt"llast Joe Gibson'..athletics; College; Robert Huff, Stanford Aveuue. Del Mar Avenueìill ¡slwelfare; c:"1: University; and Wesley P. Smith, såarum' crosed. berween u"i*rrit"---""¿ l5dhi .Tt::bJi"t;tyn Steffen, social affairs, and A.l state director of vocational educaWeldon Avenues.
parliamentarian. architect, Grace,
The pla-ns of the 'W'alter 'Wagaer, have been
aP-
by the Fresno City Board of Education. After approval of the state division of architecture, the board will lnvite bitls for the con-
proved.
struction.
|
Cyr, Dougherty Will Fly To AWS Meeting
Susan Cyr, president of the Associated 'Women Students, a,Dal
'White said the money for the Mrs. James 'W. Dougherty, sponsor buildlngs and equipment wlll of the organizatfon, will fly to San come from the last bond lssue ap- Flancisco Saturday, tr'ebruary 29, Broved for the tr'resno Unifietl for an ^{W'S conference to be heltl at the San tr'ranclsco City College. School Dlstrlct.
tion.
Ma.riposa.
Robert R. Gros, a vice president of thê Paciflc Gas and Electrlc Company, of San lYancisco, wlll
Ajter a luncheon ir.the Junior Cotlege ..,f.
trtesno cen[er,
eight groups will tlisc'Fss the good teaching parts
of the conference. The groups and. their chairmen
include Rosalie Slater, Hanford City Schools, nathematics; Dr. Donald Alkire, tr'resno State College, social science; Charles Hall, Sequoia Junior High Sóhool, cre' a,tive ar| Donald Ericksen, Reetlley Junior College, lenguage arts; ROBERT R. GROS . . . Teqchers' Conclqve Speaker Elaine Spillers, tr'ort Mi[er, Junior High School, the g{fted child; Mrs. Maude Llndeman, Madera Cor¡¡ty Schools consultant, forqign language; F?ances Essley, trÌesno High School; mental antl ph¡sical health, Dr. Paul Pastor, trnresno Junior The Central California Junior College. The exhibits will be furnished by Cotrlege Association's annual faculty workshop will be held. at E'res- the tr'resno County Schools' audio visual department, book companies, no State College Mar. 15.
CCJCA Workshop
W¡ll Be March 15
Member junior colleges of the art, supply houses, association are X'lesno Junior Col- stores.
lege, Coalinga College, Allen Hancock College of Santa Maria, Taft Junior College, Bakersfielcl College, The University Àve. bookstore Porterville College, Colege of the is open Monday through F'rtdaY Sequoias of Visala, San Luis from 8 AM to 4 PM. The store on Obispo Collte, and Re€dley Colthe O St. campus ls oPen daily lege. from 11:30 .A.M to 2 PM. Both Coffee and doughnuts will be stores are open Monday through served in the cafeterta at I ÀM, Thursday night from 6:45 to Stuùt M. White, president of the 8:45 PM. CCJCA, will preside over the general session at 10 ÄM. The k€ynote address, "Partners ln Mucation," will be given by Dr. Âroolil Joyal, president of tr'resno State College.
Bookstore Hours
and
music
3,546 Students Enroll For FJC Spring Semesfer A total of
3,546 students
eilûlled
for the springjs sem€stêr sur?&ssing for the first time ln Þes¡o Junior College history, the tot¿l enrollment for the prevlous fall seEes[er.
Wlth the compleUon of the
sec.
ond v¡eek of tùis semester, the en-
rollmeDt stands
at
1,902 day stu-
The section meetings at 11:15 dents and 1,644 nisbt students. ÀM ancl 1:35 PM will deal vrith Nlght, stu<lents lnclude 745 ln probleús and solutions to the various subject areas. "Student Problems of Transfer" will be discussed by Dr. Leo Wolf-
in trade extension, pre-employment and apprentice classès in the technlcal and industrial clivision- There a¡e son, dean of students, trlesno State 745 d,ay anrl night students attendCollegg during a luncheon meetlng. ing under various veterans laws. academlc courses, 859
Late registration for d.ay classes
FJC Coffee Shop
Hours Announced
will
end tomorrow. Students desir-
ing to register should report to the admissions office on
sity
.A.ve.
the U4iver-
campus between 8-11 AM.
The tr'lesno Junior College cafe-
teria antl coffee shop are open daily for the convenience of both
The Fresno Junior College spring semester officers cne (1, to r.): NE\[i STUDENT OFFICERS front row, Äugie Caldera, representotive; Phil Bertlesen, AMS presidenf Suscm Cyr, AIVS president; Dicrrq Avilcr, trecsure4 Ccrol Dqniels, secretcry; Mcngcnet Cttristensen, representqtive; Joan Campopicrro, representcrtive; cmd Sal Rodriguez, representctive; back row, Victor Tqkeuchi, vicê-president; Jesse McFerren, representotive; King Morris, representcrtive; Tom lVillicmrb, representative; Kenneth Pipès, student body president; Lou Scmders, representcrtive; Don Recl, representctive, qnd Dick Brcrtcher, representc¡tive.
CA1ENDAR Feb. 27
ó¡ IH¡
WEEK
student and faculty members. Lr¡¡ch hour in the cafeteria is
12:40 PM Worlil Âffairs Club
Thursday.
Last
M-L22
from 11:15 AM to 1:30 PM each 12:40 PM Inter-Club Council, day; dinner is served from 5:30 to council room ? PM e¿ch evening except trÏiday. 12:40 PM Talent Club, B-8 Coffee shop hours are from 7:30 Feb.28 AM to 3:45 PM daily and from Deatlline for sophomores to aBply ?:30 to 8:45 PM Monday through for graduation. The Ramble Inn on the O St. campus is open tlaily from 7 AM to 1 PM.
alay
for change of program. Eixecutive Board
1 PM AWS
Meeting, ÀD-116