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FRESNO, CATIFORNIA, THI'RSDAY, OCTOBER
COLLEGE
-O''OCIATED
STUDENTS
11, 1962
NUMBER 4
)PHS ELECT OFFICERS Têft Avskion
Homecoming Activifies
T oke
Begin Nexf Week Ilomecomlng
As
ls coming. The until halftlme at Saturday night's
maror social event of the year at game.
Fresno Cf ty College wlll take Ha.lftlmo 0or.on¿tlon over the campus next week, The Rams will host the Modesto A varlety of ectlvlties are Pirates at 8 PM Saturday in Mcpleaned for thê 1962 celebration, Lane Stadlum During halftime another pau¡der the dlrection of Fred Martln. radè of the homeeo¡ning floats Ân aseembly uext Thursday at will follow a precislon performnoon wll kick off the three days ance by the band. of feotlvlties. The queen candi- After the parade, th€ floats datæ slll be lDtroduced at the carryint the three queen flnallsts asseobly, aud the pep gfrls, yell will remaln on the fleld and the leaders and majorettes wlll per- name of the queeD wlll be a¡nounced by Fred Faleta, student for¡aDresldent. Olubs hÂve unùll It¡e<Incod¿¡'- to wlìl be crorvned by hrrr tn the na¡nes of thoir can- The queen ìast year's Edmundson, Gayle d.ida¡6s to nôr'ts Deaktns in ^¿l12t,
Coech Clare Slaughter and f,l'¿ve St. Loul8, former student presldent of FCC will be the pre€ldcdt of' -I'CC' \rlll " be Pep 6roups and the studsrt
A trophy for tho most
Murphy, electiotr. OcL 17 Deadllne for clubs to turn in queon e¿ndidate's name. OcL 1A Ilomecoming Assem|r[qs¡ bly ln-auditorium. Alumnl luncheon in 1 .A.M - room. committee OcL le Homecoming parade
otr campus.
queeD.
ANNE HAGEI*STEIN
major as vlce preeldent; C¿rol Quadros,treasurer; Janlce D€ Mello, 19, a medlcal secr€tary naJor as interclub councll ret> resetrtatlve; and Inman Perkins, 21, a body and fender major, as director. There wlll be a revote between Lynn Nord and Cc¡ol
RICHÃRD FREY
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Voting for
ã) Homecoming game I PM (Parade and êt Mclane crownlng of queen at half-
OcL
time). HomecQm10 PM to 1 AM center. lng dance in student
Matlock. The sophomore class had only
club durtng homeconlng wtII aleo bo presonted a.t that tlmo. The
Homocoming Calendar
I AM to 2 PM
sprlng semester y¡ere chosen Monday, Oct. 8, at an all school elee tlon. The sophomo¡es elected Richard Frey, a, 19 year old buslnees maJor, as presid.ent; Anne Ilagelsteln, 20, an elementary educatlon
act'¡ve
clubs rrlll lre JrrdSBd on thoir floats, cannpus ca.mpa.lgnlng, pub. liclty and ovenrll ¡ra,rtlclpa,tion. body presldetrt from Modesto JunIerry Ap¡rans lor College will also epp€ar on the Frank Terry, a local disc Jookey program. and the Deltas will be featured at Fr.ed Faieta wlll be the master the dance following the gane. It of ceremonies. will be held from 10 PM to 1 AM f/uncheon in the soclal hall. The Deltas, a five pince conbo, l'ollowlng the dance will be a aro led by JLm Waller. They apalumni Ì'CC luncheon to honor lu the committee room of the penred at the tr.CC Aplause¿thon cafeteria. Former students may last year, at the KMAKe Drurnamakè rqservatlons by contactlng thon',a,nd eppeår on tho KlìfAKe Ca,baret ntghtly on I{JEO-TIz. tiss Deaklns tn .4. 128. .4, group of autheutic Hawalian the f,Hda,y's features wdll be slngers, hula dancers, drummers elætlon of the Homoconring and guftarists will also perform. Quoen a¡d the Present¿tlon Pa. The clothes with dress is school rr¡ds foeturlng tho candld.ates heels for the girls and suits for riding tho flæts of thelr sponsorthe boys. lng club. Strxle,nt llody Ca.r'tls T¡re parade wlll betin et noon Students from tr'resno Clty Cola¡d wlll procede west on Weldon lege and Modesto Junior College Ave- a,nd wlll travel through the may be admitted free with stuclrcle driveway tu¡ice in front of dent body cards. the student center. I'CC students may attend all The Fresno City College march- Elomecomlng activities a"t no lng band end majorettes wfll lead charge. the perade. The Homecomlng chairmen are Voting for queen will take Dorothy F eldman, assembly; place from 8 AM to 2 PM FridaY. Mitch BoÌver, dance, Leslle GuenElectlon booths will be set uP in zel, dance decoratlons; Dave Duthe student center foyer and ln bel, halftime; Vlctor'Wong:, pafroDt of the library. The results of rade, Linda Riggin, publicitv; the ballotlng will not be dlsclosed Luella .Wilde, luncheon; Kathy
NooD
FCC freshmen and sophomore class offlcers for the 1962-63
Houecomlng queen.
sstd D{a¡tln.
Curfiis Lockey Gives Speech Curtis Ð. Lackey, instructor of
Itrdustrial education . of Fresno City Couege, was guest speaker at
a meetlng of the lligh Club of Fresno, Oct. 2.
Lackey, who made
Twelve
a trip
to
Thailand with a Yocatlonâl educatlon group, discussed his trip and also presented some slides and pietures of that country. The High Twelve Club ls a nonpolttical, non-sectarian organizatlon, composed of buslness and professfonal men who are lnter-
ested
iû the progress of their
communlty, clty, s,nd the world.
Posfs Presidenfs
one contend€r fo¡ presldent and one for úlce-presldent. All other eo¡¡homor¡s were. elætêd, on e wrlte ln ballot. The fre¡hman clags elecd,ed S¿rkls Avakla¡, 18, a hlstory Esror as presld.ent; Howard Satkl, 18, also a hlstory maJor ÊB vlcepresl-
dent; Patrlcla Wrlght, 1?, a ele mentary educatlon ma,Jor aB seo'
HOW,A,RD SÄIKI
retary; Margaret McPherson; a buslness major as treÐsurer; Jackle Tarr, 18, an Elnglleh maJor âs Interclub Councll RepresentatfYe; and Thomas Barile, Larry Krum, and Sanrly laylor e6
SÄRKIS ÄVÄKIÃN
cless dlrectors.
Survey T eom Sfresses Depcrrtmental Adyonces
}-ull accreditation for tr'CC was renewed for another flve years by the Western College Assôclatfon when a seven member team vislted the campus last May. The team's report was prepared as is one at the end of each accreditation period, to help the college keep its standards high.Recommendations were mede for all thé departments of the college and student actlvltles.
Tho reporter co¡[mented
on wha,t w¡rs done slnce the la"st roport a"n<l ma¡le recommendations for furthor lmpnovemonts at City
No Unìis Lost
llngham, soclal sclence department, Compton Colege; Dean Irwln P. Diamond, College of Ma-
T
o TCityronsÍers
tr'resno
College offlcials
Valley rln; Dr. Edmund T. Peckham, of- belleve that San Joaquln parents should and their students fice of admlsslons, University of the Pacific; Dr. Ilarold Rlchard- know that there ls no lose ln
credlts or grades for transfer BtuJose State CoIIege; and J. Graham dents to the Unfverslty of Callforthey come Sullivan, chlef, Bureau of Nation- nia's branches, whether junior college or from Harvard, a al Defense Educatlon Àct Adminany other accerdited instltutlon. lstratlon. Katharine L. 'Walker, an asslst-
son, psycholog'y department,
Dr. Just
San
ant dlrector of relatlone with for the universlty, polnt-
schools
ed out that students are expected to make a C average or better ln completed in the unlverslty work Colloge. in order to obtaln their bachelor'e Dr. Roy Just, Sociolqgy lnstruc- degrees and that all grades from Commendatlons are given - for the numbei of volumes in the li- tor at FCC, is speaking during a other lnstltutions are acc€Irted for brary, the refflciency of the cleric- series of lectures on the relfgions full value. al help, the way that the admln- of the world, sponsored by Cam- Junlor college transfer atuistration and the students work pus Chrlstlan tr'elowshlp. the spokesman sald, are togiether, and the lev€I of ablltty "Any college student is wel- dents, accepted at hlgher collegea fully of the faculty. come," stated Dr. Just. "to attend and. universities. Junior colleges The committee did r.ecommend these lectures." ¡eceive thelr accredltatlon from úhat besrdes X-rays, lt could be The lecture serles will start at the same agency anü lnvestigators po*sible to givo a complote physic- 8 PM every Sunday night and con- as the four-year school¡, wblch al exa,mlnation to all entering stu- tinue through December 23 at the entitles students to full transfe¡ donts. .AIso it was recommended first Presbyterian Church, 1540 of units and grade polDts. that if the classrþoms and offlce M St, It ls co-sponsored by the Sluce the majority of unlverwe¡o removed from the libra,ry church's college age group Chi sity Btudents now some fron Junmore room would be avalla,blo for Rho. lor colleges, the unlverslty anlibrary services. ' . The topics of the lectures will nounces that junlor college transThe members of the team s¡ere be Hlnduism, Buddhisyt, Taosim, fers who could have ente¡ed the Dr. Morford L. Rtddick, director, Conlucianlsm, Shintolsm, Islam, unlverslty after hlth school make Santa Monlca Clty College; Dean Jridaism, Bahal, and Christianlty. as good or better Srades as.do Jack E. Brookfns, Oakland Clty tr'llms and outslde speakers are students who attend the uDlverCollege; Dean Dr. Robert C, Gll-r also plànned. slty for four Years'
To Lecture
by the Journalism students of the Fresno CitY College, lfOf University, Fresno, Callfornia. Composed by the Central Callfornia Typographic Servlce@" Publtshqil weekly
Dennis Hagobian
Pet¡ucelli Mqrqnion on Foster Vg¡øhn,
n
Sh
Hoovgr
rolling at
tr''CC
dents.
for a tv¡o year ten-
Recently, v¡hen she visited the UniversÍty of California at Berkeley Campus, she was overwhelmed
ure.
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Anne Marie is a political science D¡ajor who has high hopes of con-
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by its ,size and archaic edifices. of her ambitions was to have
tinuing her education át FSC. She is minoring in foreign languages and plans to graduate this
& Cany
op Sfu dents Lose
One
attended Stanford UniYersity but she was discouraged by the steeP
spring.
tuition.
Visitetl New York
By FRED HICINBOTHOM ot 2727 Ejast Gettysburg Avenue has gotten the bargaln of the year at Fresno Ctty Couege. He bought a three bedroom home for $3,750. The home was completely built bY Jess X'. Baker's carpentry students. The
frame home was constructed durlng the school year.
Robert P. Hansler, the technical and industrtal divlsion dean' sald the Btudents built the house, whlch has two baths, to Sain Practlcal experlence In bullding, house planning and deslgning. The 1,600
Anne Marie arrived in the big city, New York. She was awed bY the magnlflcent Bronx skyscrapimpressive sight of MISS .A.NNA-MARIE BERNHEIM square foot structure has novelty ers and the liberty, but exof statue the siding. claimed, "I wouldn't want to live trail the Americans quite noticeStudents in sheet metal, elec- there. It's too big and the People ably along soclal lines. trical and drafting classes assisted seem so unfriendlY." in the pt'oject. The house is the In comparing French and Miss Bernheim substantlated her statement claiming that eithth bullt by the students dur: .A'merican educatlonal standards, tr'rench students have little or no ing g 10 year period. the 5'5" brunette claimed that Hansler sald the emphasis is French studeûts are about two social life, contrary to \ryhat You placed durlng constructlou on years ahead of their .A'merlcan may think. She said that thls ls careful workmanshiP ancl sound counterparts academicallY, but the.reason they are ahead. TheY have more time to studY. bulldlng practices rather than on No Mixed Classes speedy construction or Profltmaklng short cuts. In addition to this there are few lf any co-educatlonal schools' Äbles will move the house so be constructed. whlch again acts ln the good ltrcan another that terests of the students. Since comlng to FCC Miss Ber'helm has hacl little lf any trouble ¿nd
Ramettes! Have you slgned uP to anWatsonvllle college 50 More Junlor The Callfornla Cotton Industry structois have reglstered ¿ítreaây nual game betwee¡ tr'CC and Caand the F¡estro Cotton Wlves for tbe . Biolocy workshoD fleld brlllo couege?
Au:dltary, sDotrsors ôr tne 1903 ttlp, st&ted Deai P. Peffer, FCC Cell(ornls Mattl ot Cotton, have coordlnator for the triP. annou¡ced the quallfications for Rggtstrattons have been reell lDter€sted cr¡dldates. ceived from as far úorth as OakA c¡¡ilid¡te lor tho M¡Id land and &s 'far south as San of @tto must be between the DieEIo, Peffer sald. qtoe oJ. 1g rn¿ 26 as of D'æ. 271 He salt the glouD wlll leave 1Ð6!ù. Otl¡æ quaftflcattons tnclude the Ctty College Parklng lot bY a helghQ o{ õ'6 o¡ mo¡e' Dover bus at 9 AM SaturdaY, Oct. 20. mlrrted, ¡nd must have been born The trlp wllt tr¿vel to HuntlDgln & cotton prroducing st¿to. Âlso' ton Lake vla the Kalser Pass' ¡ c¡ndtd¿te moY be sPonsorcd bY passlng through the various bioa school, porú, Chamber ol Com' logical life zones. Peffer explained m€ncer or may enter lndependent- that these include the Lower Soly wlthout & sponsrlr. nore, Alplne, and Ärctic altltudes' The 1963 Callfornia Maid of "The varlous asPects of nature' Cotto[ wll tour the state' aPpear- both biolodcal and geologlcal' lng'on raldo and television, mak- wltl be exPtained bY narrators ing Btore &Ppeerances ând speak- who qualifY as experts in thelr ing.publtcally before agricultural respeetive flelds," Petfer sald. "This is one of the fèw areas and clvtc groups. I¡r addltion to th€se asslgnments she will wear ot' the world in whlch aII three ¿n all cotton wardrobe donated bY of the llfe zones can be seen on Calitornlals leading designers, such a short triP," he added' Late registration maY be made with each having been created esDecially for her. If selected she in the foyer of the administratlon will represeut Qsllfornia in the butlcling, immediately before the Natlonal Mald of Cotton Selection bus tleparts, Peffer concluded. For further lnformatlon regardto be held ln Dlenrphis, Ten¡r., on ing the excurslon, lnstructors are Dec. 27 and 28. article reX'or further infol'rnåtion ¡egtrd' requested to read the appeared which trlP the to lating ere students qualifiertions tho lng of the edition 4th Oct. the ln requested to cont{ìct Mlss Deakins' R¿mpage. u'omen. of rlean
MARVIN L. BELFORD hos begun
One moy see BelforJ"
iùet;ä
Ànne Marie said she enjoyed her visit to San Francisco etrd prefered the BaY CitY to New York because its smaller and the people seem friendlier.
The tr'rench student was lm-
pressed by the Chinatown in the Golden Gate city and claimed she had a more thorough understandlng of lt because of her readlngs
about lt especlally, "The Flower Drum Song." Miss Berhein said that she was rather disappolnted ln Flsher-
Roofer Bus W¡ll Trqvel To
CottonQueen Sierra Field Watsonville IIey there all You Rams rip"'Planned: Contest Open for the in' travel to thiú
hii sixth ve
F-C-C
-*"hitt
lVell, tf you have¡'t' get on the balMou'ye o4ly cot one day left! Sitnups tre Porv belng taken Itr the studert center. The two buses, whlgh Yrere secured 'by the R*llY Club, wtll leeYe at 4 PM Seturda']' afternoon from the college Darklng lot. À¡rY FCC stutlent maY rlde the buses
after making & reservatlon fee of glrwhich wtll be Dromptly re-turned upon bo¿rdlng the bus. Besldes obtainlng the buses, the Rally Club has been busY wlth a number of other actlvities. Rlght now they're working on to-
TWIST, STOMP, YELL AT RALLY îho noon ¡allY this flldrY ln tho Socfel H&ll wlll leature
ù new hvlst (tJre Twist). Ttrot's rlght, a llve da¡rco ba.nd wtll play betn'eon eoch Yell and DoP routln€ ¿nd all studenta a¡e tnvttod. lloe you thoro!
man's Wharf as tt did not fulftll the htgh expectatlons she had envlsioned. Teaches f,'ronch
In
order -to PaY her
exPenses
whlle staylng in the US. Mlss Ber-
heim conducts French claÞses three days a week. She teaches
approximately 30 students ranglnt in age from three to elght ye8,rs.
A.nne Marie has beeû able to speak Engltsh fluentlY sl¡ce she
was eleven. She also gpesks Latin
and Spanlsh. tr'uture Plans include a Posslble excurslon to UC at Berkeley ln sn attempt to Procur€ e Bachelor
of Arts degree. So remember, Dext tfDø You take a vacatlon brlng enough clothes to spend a couPle of Years'
,Ugly Ame,rican at Home By FRED F.|'IETA ASB P¡esldent
Tihs Saturdav. five FCC students will attend the e" conf
rally which will be held at noon in tlìe student center and wil lfeature, anrorlg rnanY other the FCC PeP girls doing thlngs in U.S. colleges. routlne. their "Twfst", school Pep girls for the 1962-63 year are Sharon Hunnicut, head pepper; Ruth Ruggeri€, Sue Rolr'den, Vlckie Barsamlan, Janet HY-
Drorro\rt''s
Prefers Srur Francisco
,
Àfter boardlng a Plane in Paris,
Home-Gc,in Experience Raymond .A.bles
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adjusting to the hectic social whirl. At present she is president of the International Club and is engulfed in an effort to organize a nationwide "People to PeoPle Program." The main purpose of this program is to better relations between native and foreign stu-
l-Ìy JACIiIE îAIlIi French student Anne Marie Berheim boasts the longest vacation on record.
-----------Managins Editor of Lyon, France left lìer country ---.---'-----'tr'eature Editor two yeârs agó to vacation in the --"------Sports Editor United States, and wound uP en-
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French Student At FCC Enioys Studies, People The petite brown haired native
sarais...----.--- .T:Ï:*l]:1 Thomas Walls--..-------Ron Delpit--Richard
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Trhursdoy, October I
RATTPAGE
Poge Two
second
strive and A
berg, and Sandra Rose.
Ratly offieers Dave
Dubel,
president and Btll Smith, commigNine out FACT:-"ãu-"tries sioner; vice Presidetrt and Connle to-fhe-ir
ade, secretary, are now workirrg on plans for the club's homecoming float, which is an annual activity wlth the club.
Citv Collese' time qctivities (Frey Photo)
of every 10 foreign students GarrT back toward the American people.
ill feelirigs
can hardly blame them. Have you ever^goìe out of your wJv to conve;se with a foreign classmate? Or in any way lei"trim know he is a part of our community?
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Thursdoy, October 11, 1962
Poge Three
Congress Act Trains
Weld¡ng Students The FCC technical and industrial division is participating Manpower Development and Training Act, reports Robert P. Hansler, dean of the division. The program was created by an act of Congtess last year to reduce unemployment and supply business and industry with trained personnel F\.ll W'efding Onl; rfocesstng The program Bresently offers only welding, but, Hansler said., the college is studying the possiGaln bility of extending its program to IFT include courses in nursing, secretarial training and other fields Afea of business. "tr'restro City Colege's yea¡-old There are now 24 students at- data processing program teaches tending classes under the proneril and useful courges to gram. They attend classes 29 many business students," announces hours a ìileek and are pald a Gervase A. Eckenrod, business minimun subsisteDce of $43 a division dean. week. The classes will last for 42 Anrong the heavlest users of weeks. these machines are Paclfic TeIeThe local program is being cophone, Bank of America, all the a committee thât by ordinated includes Willartl Marsh, manager railroad companies and the maJor of the Fresno office of the depart- trucking lines. Students learn to ment of employment, the chair- operate the key punch, sorter, reman; Hansler, Richard N. Helm, producer, collator and the acdirector of buslness educatlon counting machine. They are also for the Fresno clty schools, and taught to ìÃ'ire each machlne. The purpose of these courses two representatlves of the state
in thè Federal
uafa
Shows Big ln rfesno
division of apprenticeship stand- is to provide machlne opeÌato¡s ards, Hebrew Mo¡eland and Nils and to give busfness men, or prospectlve buslness men a knowledge Sandburg. of how data ilrocessln gis used in Ifa,nsler: "Dolng lVell" Stated lIansler, "TheY're dolng business. There are actually Do prereal well" ln ¡eference to the mên enrolletl in the Þrogram at requisltes for the courses, but Fresno Clty College,
STEEL JLINGLE-This shot, which ¡eceived compliments from vcnious photo enthusicrsts lor itp unusucl crtistic quclity, wqs tqken by Rcrrnpcga photogrcpher Jim Scott in mid-
rnorning. This pcrtiolly liirished section, when completed, will be c first cdd room-next to the tec¡n room in the northeast comer-in lhe new gymncsium on the Fresno City College crrmpus. District Engineer George ïfade ol the Fresno Unified School District, qcknowledged that the main sections ol the structure will be the mcin floor (below), ]èqr,troom, equipment crrd storcrgte room, men crrd women's locke¡s, two multi-purpose orects (Scott photo) ond the swimming ond diving pools. Completion dcrte is set for lcn¡. 3.
Cralg Wood, presldeDt; Rlehe¡d Majors treesurer; $teve Garbe¡Newly elected officers of Latln son, Ron Ollver, James Turple, American Club are as folows; aud Âlbert 'Weltz, board ol dlreoIIank PeraIte, presldent; Jullo tors. Returnlng offleers from last
Lctin Americq Club
Sllva, vice-presldent; Nora Gonza- sprlng are f,'red Faleta, vlce-preslles, secretary; Carmen Àndrade, dent and DeWayne Zlnkin, secretrea8urer; Joe Franco, master-of- Iary,
arms; and club reporter,
Cruz
Rodriquez.
Phi Beto Lombdo
Circle K
for the fall.semester ât their
lgemuth.
wostern stetes (-
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K Group Presenfs (i, Color) Dísney's'Our Friend, the Atom' Círcle
one should have some knowledge
Hansler atteuded a two day of accountlng or bookkeePlng. Ia meetlng ln Sa1 tr'rqnclseÆ sDon- atltlltion to thls, an acceptable sored by the Unitetl States Depart- score on the aptltude test Dust be ment of Health Qducatlon and I achlevect in order to enter a class The welfare. The meetùÉ eóncerned lIn data processlngi machlnes. 'Wohlby Cerl t&ught are classps progran's in slx operatl.gn I tlr¡i
Council Requests Eveníng Division Representation wlll glvel "A
questlonnalre be tr'resno City College student oouncll member$ w&nt greater col- students tf they are luterested ll lpge, cogrdlnetlon vlth evenlng ohooslng a candldate," Proclelmed stualents. This was dlscussed at a F'red l'aleta, .ÀSB Dreeldent. tr'orms wlll be Siven to the eveiecent meetfng, and the members nlug dlvlslon offlce a¡d the dlvlstuor three two that aloclded presldent, Ann llagelsteni see¡rdents from each dlvlglon should slo¡s vll notlfy the classes anal tary, JeaDDle Powell; lreagurer, adequately represent the nlght they wtl be asked to select th€ Elva Del Rio; I.C.C. reprosenta- clÐsges. representatlYes to represent them tlve. Cecella Ânderson. "A questlounalre wll lbe glven ln student councll.
I'}hl Beta Lamba elected offlcers sec-
K Club wil sPonsor ond meetlnþ, October 6. They are ¡r science fllm entitled "Our as follows: Kathy Klepper, preslF riend, the Atom" in Mclane dent; Janlce De Mello, first vlcenoon on FriThe Clrcle
Halt, Room 200 at day, Ootober L2, ]-962. The color moviè. illustrated bY members of Walt Dtgney's staff, traces the complete hlstory of man's efforts to Bolve the mysteries of the atom
president; Bec0nd vice-presldent,
Carmen Rodrlquez; secretary, Judy Scott; treasurer, Alnlta
Schmtdt; repòrter,
Sheridan
Rank; I.C.C. representative, Carol Klepper; historian, Glshla Henand outllues Its Potentlal future derson; and Shirley Lumas, ParItr the Ëervlce of Peace and Prog- llmentarian. ress.
Officers etected at the October 5 megtlng lnclude the following:
SHARE RIDE? Clo¡ses ÂÂondoy, WcdnesdoY snd Fridoy. Coll 671-7979 in Modcro olle¡ 2:3O pm onY doY.
Yosemite Mixture A Pipe Smohel s Treat
PAHIIEN'S AND TOBACCOS that þut the'OK' in SM'OICE Everylhing for the S¡nokcr
Newmon Club
The Newman Club will hold its meeting today from ?:30-8:30 in room 12 4 of the Adminlstration buildlng. The purpose of the meeting is to elect a homecoming queen and make final preParations for the homecoming flo¿ìt.
SCTA The Studertt Californla Teachers Assoclation had their "Get Acqualnted. Social" on October 3. The folowlng PeoPle were elected officers for the fall semester president, Warren Churchwel; vice-
PIPES
2030 Fre¡no 3t.
FOR SAtE l9¿lo Ford Cæpr wlth 5ó Oldr mglaa oll Chromcd Yhæl¡, lwl'N'loll, I I tl Nd po¡¡l' llo¡r bu. +li luc¡, Ne wËbæ. lort oflot. fr lrlormrle edl lfl a-!L¡l' ¡tr¡ liri¡¡,
chmod.
HOOP VICTORY-Ãthletic Drector Joe Kelly, who is olso hec¡d o{ Rcun ccge foroes, will get to play only six full gctmes this yeor in the olmost complete 2,600 seoting sport crenq. if ¡"á ï.åtn"r, which hãs oheody dcnSed c 28 doy delcy, doesn't slow the schedule, the mc¡in floor (obove) will be reody-for bosketball c¡ction in Jonuory.- The-fi¡st--"e4 q4y s with Stockton c¡nd ModesJg,- Jcrn' 25'26. This home gomes in qs stq¡ted in November, 1960. The ploying i"-p".t J the $94 (Scott photo) ators on eqch side.
Thurdoy, October I l. l9ô2
IAMPAGE
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RAM PERSONALITIES
r¡dders
U ng
lue Reed
l"y
As Defense Unit Shines "îho Ram Ronegadesr"
coach
Cla,re Slaughter'e crackerJack defonsive pla.toon, werc the blg
stoqy ga,tulda.y ntght as tho f,*resno Ctty Coilegb R¡,me sn^apped tho Reedley CoUege Tigors' t,hleo game win etreak whlle en¡outo to thel¡ second
Ttger Andy Ireland arld the of qua,rte.rback Georgo
defense lnterceptlng a Tiger pass on the Ram 4Z-yard line as new'-
MclVhorter.
comer
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MARV CA.PREUÀN
Bill
The scorlng started ln the sec- for s TD. trtosno ond quarter with the passing of
Parkes ¡aced 63 yardg
punc,hed over ite th-lrd touchdown of tho ga.mo on the ftrst ple!¡ ln t,I.o eecond htli wlth Owens' electrifytng daeh of 79 yards down tho sldællnæ
sure-armed quarterback Chuck Caldera, who tutored aD 84-ya,rd drlve climaxed by a one.yard plunge by Owens. Caldera, ¿lconsocutlvo vlctortrl. Owons Stars though seemlngly off hls target, The Rams, led by fullback Levl htttlng only 3-10, was a master "The Anlmal" Oq¡ene, knocked of decelt as he contlnaully mlxed the Tigers from their lofty perch up hls plays. " Parkoe Scoros with a 20-12 thumplng ln McLane Stadlum, The second touchdov'n came Owens, a burly 6'1" 192 mlnutes later wlth the routh Ram pound sophomore, racked up 140 yârds on the ground and tallled
iii
\MA.LT YA,RBOROUGH
passlng
tl.o
Ra,ms led 2O-O. Strrbborn Reedley bounced back, acætng
on s Caldera, ¡rass lntonded tor @nyoue Calhoun as BIU Olert(,
a floet nlnutem¡¡¡. racod El yanls for tho flr¡t llger scoro lato tn the thirtl qua,rtnr.
Cabrillo Game Lineups
two touchdoìf,ns----on€ a 79-yartl M a, r v Caprelian, sophomore gallop. The runnlng of Owens aud Glue flngered ltalt Yarborough has been chasing footballs for a guard, has been a, rc¡¡l eurlrrlsc the defenslve maDeuvers of th€ OÂBR.II/LO I'IìI}SNO long tl¡ue; and what's even bet- to tho Iìa¡n coachi¡¡g staff thls Rams halted the htghly Publi\t!'t. I'o Namo WL ìiame fell. clzed Tlgers who came into the ter, he catches most of them. The former Clovis Hi gridder game undefeated and credlted Jerry Gaynor ---..-...-.---------185 LE Harold Bounds ..--------.---,.---170 Yarborouth, a sophomore lettermau, ls the key receiver of was used only sparingly durlng wlth an upset victory over the N. Montefeone -.---..--..---.-----212 LT Phll Yeager ---------.------.-----210 Chuck Caldera's ae¡lals and rlght- hls freshman year but has been San Jose Jaguars, who incl- Ed Kerby
-:.--187 C RG B. tr.ortenberry. -...----------.---194 RT W. YarbloÉth.-.-..--..--------.-190 RE Chuck Caldera -.---------.--------154 QB C. Calhoun --.------..-...---.-----185 LI{ Dave Rulz -.-.-180 RH Levi Oweus ------.-.---..-.-..-...-190 tr.B tsill Sharp
speedster a tower of strength to date. dentatly, nlpped Fresno, 14'L2, Only 18, he 6'9" general edu- two weeks ago. is e sur€ handed end who rarelY catlon major has a chance to go boots one ho can reach. O oac h CIa¡e Slaughtor'e Aslde from lrls obvlous PhYsl' a long way ln football clrcles, He crqw also pulled a surprlso bY ca.f ch¡¡actêrlstlce Yarborough was plcked as llnemaü of the contolning tho runnlng of ¡c¡t po߀ess€€ that somethlng oxtrs yeer at Clovis Hl and seems well ha,lfba.k Eddlo Mlyamoto. Mtt,Lat sepe,rates a goûl football on hls way to that dtstlnction at ya,moto c¡¡rfed üre Ptgekln for
ly so. The 6', 190 lb.
playor f¡on a¡r eÄcoptlonel
of
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---.--.--.----.---.-----215
Dlck Scotter ----.---.-----.-----"-1E0 Tex McKeown
Etl Hayse Ken lilrlght
-.------.---.-------170 -----1?9
.--.--.-.--.-----..--.180
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Erwln Gtnsburs, a^nd hislable lack or depth oyercame
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:::"]_-T:"^..llli anx-|hoetoç¡ ¡wlmmers. |vtil brf8hte posslble the eltgfbtilty of Ron To Stockton f,oeo Sacra,mento lts the an'r'altlng lously Stockton outmauled the Rame I McCIaln who has been groomed Invlta,tfonal. Meet thls woekend wl¡lle wator polo coach Fra,ne ln the flrst game of the seaaoD I for the goalie positlon. I(ools' and his pro-fr.eshman squad which saw two vlsltlug players I ttre presencê of McOlaln would
-|twfco vlctorious har.rlers aro
Rams V¡ctorious .F_ î_L_-:¡l_1""ff:"t, r
MeI Goulart
HARRIERS COP TWO MEETS; ,,IË,ãäilITANKERS WASHED our rwlcE teettnd$Fl
th€ nlng playc;
rr^r'
Terry Oakes .--.----..---.-.--.---200 Tony Tomaseo -----.------------200
Joe Chamberlaln ..---.--..----.-1?5 I net totol of only õ2 Ya¡ds. EqusUy tmpo¡tent waa t:Le Line .â,verage ----.-.-.-----------------194 Llne Average ----.-----.-...--.--------f96 abülty of tho Rs,Ds to stop Backftetd ¡{yerego -.-.-....---...-l7T Bqckfleld Average --------------.-176
on6r FCC.
Iluring tho fl¡st threo gamea l¡stlnc't. 'Walt has the kuack of belng ln Oapr.eltan has boon lndoetructlble the rltht place at the rlSht tlme. on dofenee, olten crashlng through Âs a prep grldder at Clovls Hl he to splll opposlng quarterbacks lor sê€med to have the same habft lossêð or stopplng o¡lponents' run' "ld_ :ï-:-no^1:l_.:tnt"t"
RaIph Salazar ...--.---.------...-195
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every tam.e' -r,,',"-**r, rn¿E I echoors tha,t rwo ecnoou¡ hrstory of the two hrsrory lo-ì-" board by tardng ly":x Brook at forwa¡ds. rrr"ns ;;;".; Ërl'ept the ï""#'ïîT*n; m¡, orrennrJ I I llno wllliÌ,a Ttro }lå'ms' offen8lvq thetr football tea,rns have com-l rrFcr praces ns.M¿rflnez as M¿rtrnez l---------------: rour nrqnes rtrst fnrr¡ or twolthe evera*e an #;-:"Jä-1"t".^"*"" Ë:å trlti'*:fi FOR BETTER SCHOOT GRADES pounds p;r m&n to" tn"- t"" I î:L"î*:ï":ifl#,"ot^;}"äi eneÆ reÊr ror rhe R¿¡rs b€roro the I Lvar carrton and cur J*. me-n a'nd-the der.* |.tï':,ïå:" RENT A sfvo unlt r,lill relingulsh ¡rn aver- | trs^crais' hold. wlll runnere Ram the Saturday p:t TTi The sea Hawks from cabrillo l"cl."f ú-":*I:^"n"-t-l: 1o ry:t*
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Noel Monteleone and BililFre^snoJr-i::''f":äJ:.:ï-:i Forrenberr],; suar<ls, n¿ r."¡v lsloclton a¡rd 1o'2 :" y"d*t: l:: the
Coach Kelly Calls Cagers
of and Ralph salazar; center, nrrilÛtu-nu-s a.t $e bottom quarterback, Chuck Cal-l"d*t".t-:Tk: Sharp; tl€ Rlms l:l-d dera; halfbacks, cornius calhoun | 'Àsainst Yo.dttlo: leâd before a notice1-0 early an l,evi fullback, and and Dave Ruiz, I
UAL
Rentol Applies to Purchose .. . All iÂokes lo Choose F¡om
COMPANY 1929 Fresno
Street
Fresno
AIVI ó-993ó
Owens,
KellY, will be beginnlng his linebackers, Fortenberry and Salninttr year as mentor of FCC cage ãzar-i halfbacks, PauI Richards squads. I¡ast I'e¿r.r his squad post' and.{rtie Cox; and safetY, AI
ed. a,2zL7 mark including a, cha'm' Storm. The Se¿ Hawke a¡e in contenptonship victory ln tho top seeded for a bitl to the Lettuce Ilowl tlon Glonda,l€ Tournament-
K€lly has instructed all inter-
ga¡rre, set
for
Saturda.y night, No-
ested players, both freshman and vomber 21 aga,inst efthor the 'veterans to leport for Practlce cha.mpion of tho Golalen ValleY October 22. Pra'ctlce wlll be helcl Conforenco or the Va.lleY Con' from 5 to 7 PM. tlallY ln the ference. llhe game is a beneflt for Yosemlte Juntor hlgh tymnaslum the Sattnas Va.lleY CHPPted Chifdron'e Assoclationat Nfnth and Ollve.
to the college man. That's Prwldent Mutual's Protector Life lnsurance Policy. You benefit bY
lower premiums the first trro
On defense, the Rams
middle guard, LarrY Gardner;
'(
Volley lypewríter
have CaPrelian; and Marv Gaynor Joe ends, coach lIead b¿sketball Kelly has issued a call to all Pros- tackles, Kerby and RaY Jackson;
pective basketballers.
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years, but cash values build rapidly.
Now is the time
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5. up
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to staft ydtr
financial plann¡ng-while you'rt young and ln good heatth, ard prem¡um rates are low. lnquire about Provident Mutual'¡ Piotector Plan nowl
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