of FCC. Thursdcq¡ ct ll .A.M the progrom, somewhcrt shortened, will be presented to the student body during the crrnuol Eqster .Assembly. "Though clqssical in noture, this will be c¡ fine music experience for cll who crttend," spencer concluded' -A,rmer
-photo
by Les 1r¡ood
C O L L-E G E
ASSOCIATED
PUBt¡5HED vot. xvl
FRESNO, CATIFORNIA, THTJRSDAY, APR¡L
Kiwsnis to Sp onsor Csmpus Circle K CIub A Circle "K" Club, to be sponsored by the North Fresno Kiwanis, is being formed al f,'resno
Iuncheon meeting each week on a
rotating basis.
Tlìe membership of tlie gloup,
Honor Band Rehea rses The 1962 All State Junior College Honor Band will ¡ehearse at tr'resno City College on Àpr. 15, 16 and 17 for a concert 'to be given on Apr. 1? at 1:15 PM ln the Roosevelt Auditorium, announced. Marvin L. Belfold, ¡'CC band direc{or and host chairman for the honor
City College, announced FCC coun- 'Wood explained, will cousist of selor Kennetir Wood, facultY ad- maìe students of good character viser of the new organization. and scholastic standing who mainThe Circle "K" Club is not a tai[ the following qualificatious: band. social fraternity, Wood said. It is 1. Have grâde point average tr'ifteen tr'CC musicians have been a service club for college men oP' above 2 points and have no "F's." named take part the concert. to iD eratin! on the campus and is simi2. Participate in some activitY or conductor is The Honor Band Iar to doY¡ntown service clubs, he have outstanding grades. Kruth, Director of Dr. Edwin once will meet The club i¡ 70r/z explained. 3. Are currently enrolled campus at noon and or more units. perhaps have one evening meeting 4. Are enrolled
a week on
in
well-rounded
a month. academic courses. Prospective members for the The club is to be a leadership and cha¡acter building tXoup u¡hich charter group at f"CC will be recwill serve the campus andthe com- ommended by the Dean of Students, Dean of Men, and the Demunity, ìlllood said. partments of Äthletics, Forensics, Enlanges. OpPortun ities Music, Dramatics, Art, Publications "Circle 'K' broadens the oPpor- and Counseling. tunities available to students the s'tudents thus' selected. will through peisonal contaqt with busbe invited by letter to attend the iness and professional leaders," the organizatioåal meeting Apr. 11. At Two Circle "K" counselor said. this meeting officers from the members will visit a Kiwanis X'resno State Circle CIub, the
"K"
Public Forum Sef for Todoy
Bullard High School Key Club, and the committee members from Kiwanis Club will explain further the deta,ils and responsibilities of Circle "K."
All
"Ultra Righl Wing Conservatism
MaY Join
Other students may ,ask to join A¡ Asset or a LiabilitY to Àmer- Circle "K," or they may be asked -ican Society?" will be the toPic of by members of the club to become
a forum
presented today
by
the affiliated.
combine
d trleshman-SoPhomore
classes
tr'resno
at
City
College.
"An initial committee meeting was held this week to outline the
The public is invited. to attend basic þlans for the local club. Comthis event which will be held ih mittee members included Willi.am Room M-200 at 3 PM on the CitY Harrison and Steve Mazzoni of l'resno City College, Rick Stearns College c¿mpns.
5,
STUDENTS
1962
NUIT{BER SEVEN
FCC Spring Theme ',Compete for CARE' By ANNE EHRENBURG Caught in the spitit of sBrint collegiate fads, Fresno City College has come up with the most worthwhile college sBring-time activity contest ever devised.
A
Carp-college competition has
been originated on
this
camPus
establish
purchasing the most CARE Packages. The committee chose .Caldwell as chairman. The committee has received. the enclorsement of school administra/ors, city officials ,antl representatives of the CÀRE organization for the campaigrr, the stualeDt chair-
and bas spread. across the nation. The student council has declared Apr. 13 as CARE DAY on C.{M- man emphasized. The stualent council enclorsed the PUS. The college and CA-RE have Band.s at San Francisco State Col- issued challenges to colleges project and Tim Thomas, student lege. The concert is on the general throughout the Unitecl States to The United States Naval DeCalifornia Music Educators pro- top the tr'CC record for purchasing partment announced that jun¡or gram, Belford said. CA-R,E packages. graduatlng in Students from Fresno City CoIThe CA-RE committee on cam- college students lete who will take parl in the con- pus, headed by Don Caldwell, Juhe aÈê eligible for a special nine week summer ROTC course cert include Maxine Leatham, hope the record ï¡ill be set on ,held at the University of CaliOboe; Wes McElroy, Clarinet; CARE day, next, trÌiday. forn¡a at Berkeley staÉing July Richard tr'iori, Clarinet; Steve Students who purchase C.A-REl Sharp, Clarinet; Neil Nuotio, pachages will receive a ticket 5. Students will be able to enter French Horn; Dennis Redmon, which may be torn in half, stated French Hom; Jess Murillo, Trum- Caldwell. Half will be a receipt for regular college ROTC as juniors pet; Terry Fandress, lrumpet; the donation, the other half v¡ill be when they have completed this Steve Garberson, Trumpet; Ken deposited with the CARE repre- course. FuËhen information of Maul, Trombone; Gunter Krueger, sentatives and will indicate whlch the course may be obtainéd from Baritone; Werner Kruger, Tuba; country the CARE package will be the Professor of Naval Science at UC. Jim Ganduglia, Percussion; Helen sent to, Caldwell sxplained. McKee, String Bass, and Sig¡e The CARÐ competition idea beSchultz, tr'lute. gan in JoseBh King's 2 PM Speech body president, challengect all the Schools which will be includ.ed 21 class. The students of the class junior colleges in Califoraia to the in the All State honor bancl are formed the CA.R.E committee to college competition last week-end Santa Monica City College, Bakèrs- explore the possibility of conduct- at the California Junior College field College and College of the ing a school-wide, fund,-raising cam- St¡dent Government Âssociation paitn to buy as many CA-RE pack- Cdnference. Sequoias.
Business Students Win
Bank of America lssues Awards
will be Dick Cross- and Kelly Jones of the Bullartl Key Sophomores Terry Fitch and America Perpetual Plaque of City of the Young Re- Club, antl Richarcl Ransom 'a¡d Brian Kelley have been selgcted College. publlcans at tr'resno State College, Edward Manning of the tr'resno for the Ba¡k of America 'ScholarThe ca¡tlldates have been chosJohn tr'. Castle, State cha,irman of State Circle "K" Club, plus mem- ship Award, Glervase À, Ecken¡ocl, en on basis of their personality, the Constitutional Party, Reverend bers of the Kiwanis Commiùtee," dean of the busi¡ess rlivlsion clis- ability to express themselves ven bally as well as writing, marrner closed. Bob Moon, pastor of the tr'irst W'ood said, The officers of the foremen- The annual award given to sec- of dressing, and subjects taken, Methodist Church, and BiU Crump, past president of the Ïlesno Young tioned group will- <lesôribe some retarial or clerical a.nd business besides the requirement of sophoReDublicans. service projects that have been administration or accounting ma- more stå,nding with a "8" or better Fotlowing a'limited debat€, there completed, ând erplain the.opera- Jors includes S100 fn cash, a trip averaSe. will be an audieÊce participation tion of thelr home clubs st 'the to San tr'rancisco and. dirner, a¡d "The selection was made by the periotl. Darnes entraved on the Bank of Bank of Ämerica .A,ward connittee Apr. 11 meetlng, Wood said. The speakers
man, president
in doin€; so a record for the school
ages as possible, and
three weeks ago but no publicatlon was made until now,"'Dean Eþken-
rod
said.
Miss tr"itch ancl Kelley along witb Dean Elckenrod are leaving for Sa¡ tr'rancisco today alt noon. Tonight, hosted by Bank of Âmerica, they
will dine at San ÍÌancis
Eotel
where each will be presented with a $100 check by a ba¡h vicepresident.