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FRESNO

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FRESNO, CAI.IFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER

Ramburger Roundrlp Draws Largest Crowd ln H¡story Hoolencrnny Drqws Prqise City Collete students attended the Ramburger Round-uP held last Friday night to enjoY food, entertainment and the comPanY of old and nev¡ Trlends.

Later Al'r'ivers I\Íany stratglers came at 6 PM to buy tickets for the Round uP' and the student couIrcil, who had

f or a little more , hurriedlY borlowed sorne from the goffee shoP. Ot

ordered food 10 0

the rambut'gers, Botato salad, ice orean :¿Dd-I\qIr,4ecv*d-Àllirß,,!he night, the lce cream was the first to go, according to Bower.

yells.

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Corly Urges Sfude nls To Visit Librory, Explains Use The Fresno City College Library, according to head librarian Jackson Carty, is the "Result of ten years of hard work and careful planning to facilitate college course work and to mnake easily available the materials containing the ideas and human experiences of our culture."

The library, which is locatetlf on Universlty Àvenue, south of contains books placed on reserve the administration buil<ìing, is by instructors for certaln courses. open from 8 .{M to 5 PM, Mon- These books are available on reday through Friday, and from quest from the reserve desk.

6:30 PM to 9:20 PM on Monday They may be checked out for 2 'through Thursday. Each student hour intervals durlng the day, planning to use these facilities and they - may be checked out shoutd register at the Circulation after 4 PM (3 PM on tr'ritlay), Desk so that he might check out and are due back by 9 AM on books, Carty said. the followinA day.

Beference Books containing Reference books such as encyfnformation concerning all of the clopedias, atlases, almanacs, unbooks on hand and their location bound and bound periodicals, dicis found to the right of the circu- tionaries and newspapers are lation desk. Carty pointed out found in the reference room and that books are listed by author they are for student use in the and by the Dewey Decimal system. library only.

The general book collection is Pamphlet and vocatlonal files, found through the door behind college catalogs and listening machines, tape recorders and recthe circulation desk.

"In this area the student will ord players may also be found in find books of history, ârts, recre- the library. ation, literature and fiction on Carty and his assistants, Louise the first floor, and books of phl- Cahn, R. John 'Wolfenden, Paula losophy, religlon, general works Reed and Cecile Kahn, urged stuf,iff ""tfiÉ{scréheeE on ' tlre - secorü dents to contact theE'"lf they fIoor. " need help in finding materlals in

will go as well."

Entertainment began with a number by the PeP band. The band was lhen joined bY the new pep girls, who Performed a routine. The majorettes dispIaYed their twirling talents and the yell leaders led the crowd in Ram

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The card catalog,

stated General Chairman Mitchell Bower. "The student council only hopes that the rest of the Year

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STUDENTS

Iìooks Catalogetl

"It was the largest, best Roundup the school has ever had'''

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The ¡eserve room, Carty said, the library.

Starr Releases Schedule Of Buses To Rural Areas

Twenty New Facülty Members Join FCC

Fresno City College will utilize three buses, one station According to Ster¡art M. White, spent 1962 at Oakland Ciúy Collnman Perkins, who gave à \ragon, a sedan and one "carry-all" to transport students spirited pep talk, stated, "I'm from outlying communities to school.

President, twenty new faculty lege, and 1968 touring Europe, is going to make sure I'm at every Paul Starr, dean of men, announced that all vehicles will members began their careers at teaching English; Annette Johngame. lf each of You will do at arrive at FCC at 7:45 AM. All buses will leave for the reFresno City CoIIege this semester, son, a llome Economics teacher, least as much as I'm going to do, markihg an iucrease of eight over ca¡rre from TVestern Illinois IInithen we'il have fine sPirit."

Iast year's 134, brlnging the all versity a,t Macomb, Ilrinois; a¡rd Folk Singers Accident, Health time high to 742.

Selrnour I:ntham, a Lrnited Súates The highlight ot the evening Eight of them tåught in the Air Force I¡ieutenant Colonel fgom was a "hootenarìy," featuring the lnsurance Fresno school system jusú prior Vandenberg Air Force Baso is I{eritage Singers, a folk trouP teaching Psychology and Sociolfrom FCC. The clapBing hands to coming to F.C.C.-Helen M. ogy' and stamping feet of the audience Dead Nea rs B€ver, is teaching Business; Rob- Ifans 'Wiedenhofer has reaccompanied them. Later chairs and Sickness ert I(imura, Chemistry; Hope Os- turned Students' Accident from the Netherlands, and tables were folded uP and Insurance tendorf, Spanish; Mel Petertson, where he rvas teaching Physical Medical ExBense PIan put away and. the street dance Biology ¡md I{ealth Educa,tion; Education on is available to all FCC students Jane a teacher exchange began. Music was Brovided bY Physical Educa,tion; basis with tr'ranciscus Kools, who the Renegades. in the health center or the coun- GeneShriner, Stophens, Physical Educa. to the Netherland.s.

"I'd like to thank the People seling center, announced Àrchie tion; Albert Pauls, Business; and has returned 'Wiedenhqfer has resumed Mr. who attended for putting the Merle L. lÌla,rtin is a Counselor.

Bradshaw, dean of students. teaching Physical Education here tables and chairs away," said insurance is offered to the The other new instructors are at F.C.C. This Bower. "Without their help, the 'Wilbur Beasley, who is teaching college student at a fee of $25.00 student council would have had for one fuII year, $19.00 for the History; Fred Carvell, Business; a big job. Those students helpêd A.rthur Demanty, from Sanger make the Ramburger Round-uB college year, and $9.50 for the Union High School, also teaching Council Approves the success that it was. We hope first semester, Under this policy Business; Conrad. Discont; came that everyone tot to know each the student is covered on and off, from EI Camino High in South Budset other better." campus, day and night. The all- San fi'rancisco, instructing in EngThe f'CC Associated Student inclusiveness of this Blan includes Iish and. Speech; Alma L, Palmer Council approved a fall budget of from'Wad.sworth V..4.. HosBital in Rooter Buses. Will all of the necessary medical bene- Los Angeles, professing in Nurs- $36,330,at the regular meeting Trovel To Reedley fits, especially to the student who ing Educatlon; Kenneth Owens Iast Tuesday.

Rally Commissioner Bill Mazmust assume the responsibility of Iefp Ells High School in RichA tentative budget was prozeo announced today that buses insurance for his own health. mond, California to teach .A,rt posed at a special meeting prewtil be provided for student The pollcy will provide up to here at Clty College; Timothy slded over by Larry Krum, ASB transportatioD to the I'CC-Reedfo¡ medical ex¡renses with- Welch, the college Public lDfor- treasurer. The budget was then $1,000 ley Junior College football game in one year of the date of an mation Office¡ and Journalism In- sent to the student councll for tomorrow evening. accident. Other beneflts of thls structor was student teaching at approval.

Mazzeo said that students may plan lnclude $18.50 per day for San Jose Ctty Co[ege; and Mary Football received. the largest reserve a seat by paylng a one hospltal room and board up to E. Trett from the San Jose area single amount with $6,202. The dollar deposlt, whlch wlll be re30 days, Burg:ical treatment, medl- has beçome a Professional Nursl-ng sports total was $11,886, almost funded when the student boards cal attention and ambulance lnstructor. one-third of the total butlget. the bus. service.

Our out-of-staters consiet of, Publlcatlons and publiclty reSign-ups should be made no The deatlllne for obtalning this Miria,m Blllingr, from the hesby- ceived $6300, AMS antl Â\ilS, lat€r thaD Friday noon at the insurance policy ls 30 days after teria,n Hoepltal in Nbuquerque, $700 each; soclal affairs, $1700; desk Êet up ln the foyer of the the flrst tlay of sohool, or Oct. Now Mexlco, toaching Þofesstona.l transportatlon, $2500; and, undisstudeDt center, concluded Mazzøo.

16,1963.

Nurelng; Cla,tr Gluetofson, who tributed reserye, S2000.

Student

line

$36,330

October 3, l9ó3

RATIPAGE

Poge Two

Pepper-Uþpers

udges Select Pep Squad For 1963'64

J I'ublished weekly by the journalism students of Fresno City College, 1101 Universlty, Fresno, California. ComBosed by the Central Callfornla Typographic service. unsigned editorials are the exp¡ession of the editors.

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A new pep squad was chosen for the 1962-63 school year. Selec-

tions were made for pep Sirls and cheerleaders just in time for FCC's football season.

TOM IVAIJTS Editor-in-Chief Charles Wright---.----Oai"i¿ n. Pacheco-------Don

Foster--

----------'lVlanaging Editor ----------tr'eature Editor

Mrs. Sarah Daugherty, RaIIY Advisor, said "I would like to thank eyeryone who participated,

-----------Sports Editor

sg -Jo-hnson Editor" -"' Møcger.........

-Hurst lExchonge McKeloep Þó;er l-Librorioin....-. ciim- lPhotosrtopher-....-......-. Tom clo¡k õi;;t"Ï"; M*tlé;........ lærd, Beri Sylvic Kenny, Borbo¡c Ehrenburgh, .susqn Reporte¡s: '¡it.t]-åirä, Bq¡bqro Didie¡. o." Mãncorini, Ccrolvn Poindexter, Corole Stolev'

Ädvertising

and the interest and loyalty shown by everyone." She also added, "It was the bitgest and

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best turnout ever."

Yell Leatlers

JOY OR SORROW?

Chosen

Cheerleaders were chosen

as

follows: Cheryl Walker, head cheerleader; Pepper Hollingsworth; Susan Romias; and MarieRachael Roshini.

Pep girls chosen were, YickY

CHERYL \MÄLKER

'But ProÍBY SYLVIA I:ORI)

The scene: A Vtrestern Civ classroom in the afternoon. The seats are filletl with uncomfortable, perspiring boys and. glowerPEPPER HOLLINGSWORTH

ing girls, one in each seat. The temperature must surely be 120 degrees, give or take a millionth

-lt's Hot!'

of a degree. The instructor enters the room looking as if he just characterized mainly by materialstepped out of a steam room into istic and rpetaPhYsical Philoso-

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-the sight o-f the lcte Cccole Stoley crppecrs ovedoyed ot FCC shcde tiee, while Jcrmes Penir obse¡ves o "moment's (Clcnk Photo) meditcrtion" in its memory.

EdÍtoríol

PROGRESS STR'KES ANOTHER BLOW

' "I think that I

shall never see poem lovely as a tree."

A tnä ttrt qoil teauty of a solitary tree inspired Joyce Kil-

steam room. phies. (A raised hand attracts Mr. Educational Instructor (Ed Ðd's attention.) Yes?" for short): "Ye, Gawds! It's hot!

Girl Faints If a¡ty of you wlsh, in the Pres- Student No. 1: "Sir, I believe ence of this ghastly heat, to fore- the girl next to me iust fainted' go this afternoon's lecture, Yol¡ Shall I take her down to the stumay leave. Of course, you will dent health center?" be helcl responsible for the maEd: "Ye Gawds! It's hot! Yes, terial I cover today. There wiII that would be nice, woulcln't it? be a test Monday.

(Sarcasm tinged with sarcasm.) ','Ye, Gawds! It's hot! Today I Now, Greek philosoPhY. Isn't that will speak about the philosophies a nice subject? Do you mind if I M,A,RIE-RACHAEL ROSHINI of the Hellenic and Hellenistic say a few, short words about it? periods of the Greek Civilization. (Another hand raises timiallY.) Barsamian, head pep girl; Caro(Ett looking miserable wipes hisl Oh, the heck with it! Class dis- lyn Taylor; Sandy Taylor; ìiancy hrowì - The Hellenic period neriod is,J is I missed! brow).

Mclntyre; Jeanne Vinceut; Susau ¡

Canput Çldncet

Ortega; and Robbie Rheam.

The judges were, the President

Ma¡tin; of the student-body, Fred .willianl mer to pen these immortal lines many years ago' Last week mankind, of axe rallies, of inevitable manater the the to victim fell tree that same lùfazzeo; Sharon Hunicutt, a foras most trees do, soÔner or later, when they stand in the Rqms Night Out Bv DAVrD PACHECo' Feat' mer pep girls; Timothy 'Welch, way of our "Progress."

It's back to the books agaln I sand-box or advanced bead.-craft." Journalism instructo¡; Mlss Tyiast week another tree was felled, although without cere' for tr'CC students with a success-lThat cottege has got to Ëol lor, rromen's physical educetion ful Ramburger roundup past hls- I oo not despatr, fe[ow students, instructor; and Mrs. Sarah Daughmony, and, apparently, without regret.

The Ramburger roundup I with diminishlng grades and ad- erty, Rally Sponsor.

True, no póèt ever penned any immortal lines under this tory.a huge success, Approxlmate- vancing years (veterans, disrewas | Requlrements I¡lsted tree, and it certainly was no prize botanical specimen' nor ly 2,000 attended at one o"* way to keep khaki . dream. lime.?rlear¿) photographer's every to All the contestants prepared. a answer the called could it be everyone had a ¡ts I ãtt vour back has been invented. another yell routine for presentation or State Fresno of campuses the on died and th9 lived to twisted blast as they For this tree president you have I T.f,rot* to the judges. the before sounds of the Renegades 1od l, brand new way to beat the and Fresno CitY Colleges.

The requirements were that the the faculty. catered to by I ¿readed draft. In one word, matrlIt stood, as best it could, in front of the Student Center, were ln must be you contestants wlll see of the few tlmes One l-orrr. For two d.ollars, a gold. 10 or more academicenrolled and its cool shade provided a haven for several generations lnstructors burn units and even if harmfew seemingly att¿ a ¡arr¿, I 'words, of weary students. averagie. wno -it's Ramburgers! Everyone you ca' avett two must mainta fa$lless branches? heavy its gulped beneath were praise. meals many s.lHow a hand in it deserves cheerleaders and AII PeP glrls y"r"* and tr'un-In-The-Foxhore of | (And there? exams for final t""1 enthusiasm ls so much dom such things as crammed on were'Judged. students many IIow I g"io a playmate for a llfetime of good up the polse Keep campus. them?) on our and splrlt. of talent, fear sklll, in there contemplated gen¡emen, were look don't suicides many Sì, how lúri.". work' little brunette as merely the new cheerleaders and pep I ,tpott How many families are together nortr because "he" met "her" gamelonlght'sÞ tuu:14¡¡ football ----: I a starry_eyed " Saturday u¡Ë,¡rL È¿LuIuóJ qrar¡w-pwprt datc Look T,ôôk upon ,nrìn glrls got lnto actlon for the first date. beneath the swaying forrr of the old evergreen? was ånother slgn that FCC school I h"" ,. the next best thlng to a time Saturday nitht at the first s which will never be an- spirit rs on the rebound. School ¿-r. cussitication! Now that you home football game against the These, of on such things ? The onlY spirit has been tabbed as poor io II too* the facts, make your choice. Los Angeles City CoUege. for swered, ose of the designers of the recent yêars, but not so this y""". I Coll"ge is your only salvation you facts and fi Pep Squad Travels at the game was terl Imust either study, or start holdnew cafeteria, and they have decreed that there will be no A,ttendance This week, the pep squad will rific! A very enthusiastic crorrd I irr* frrrr¿.. travel to the Reedley Junlor Colroom in the modern new structure for an ugly old piece of made the first no--" . . . Accordins lege, the site of the next Ram I -tootl?-l] firewood!

Our same a howling success. ::--'-..:-^:'"-^;.^:'::.'--*-^ï football - | - ""-^'^ "o*"totNTrAL game. iã I l: "" :i:tl:t"". u¡¡sv¡ svè Rams, Of course, no one denies the need for a new cafeteria, nor underdos '^"^il^"ll "*,'-^:-----^-l 'vsEv' -"".pìoãìog college American average *.--' trre I -*' -1:9I1t buses will be available Rooters .

-l-o. I questions the intentions of its designers, but to those whose rooters cheers, played otr even u',u^ *:\jt"-1i students who lack transfor those highlJ the wtrh rerms I ii].: .t"1.sterile' 1t-. l^ :" and dear s-ta¡rdard of values goes beyond the ritual of the all-night "iæa portation. One dollar wlll reserve l;; ð;;; couese city angeres l :li-:l"d' -with at a seat for those who plan to at":t"nd' party and "sounds of surfin'," the sight of a chain saw grinû- rhree quarrers. wrth r; ;;";;; I $l-.-b:. :r"r""*:"", :t"rthe^tllln bank' as a bitter $100'000 is taken monarch misplaced " of this life out tend. îhe money will be reing the rhe score misht have ;;-ãif-lleast ferent. Slaushter's eleven wul I cWAzY awARD OF. THE funded at the game.

Goes to baseball's WnnX I to te lN.Y' Mets, for refuslng to brlng The voice of the lntellect ls ¿ to a game that soft one, but lt does not rest until there.

I Professionalism to be lots of it has galned a hearing. Thls ls meant is ldeally on that overheard Remarks I fun. one of the few polnts ln which tor¡vn . . . across campus other forMay the latter experience the unpleasant fate of the may be optimistic about th€ one junlor agaln. out of space, ¡an you golnt Oops, colto a "Are mer. a¡rd mav thev both rest in peace! seek vengeance this week against

the Reedley Tigers. Plan

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October 3,, l9ó3

Poge Three

Job Plqcement OfÍice Offers Psrt-Time Jobs

Enrollment Tops

ó000 For New

All Time Hish

tirne or full-time Jobs and this yenr has begun even better with

Among the many divisions of Irresno City College is the job placement division, located at Technical and Industrial Building 100 on campus.

Student enrollment at FCC this semester rose to over the 6000

â constent increase for job openings and students applying for

mark to set a new all-time record.

these openings.

The hours that this division is

This division, primarily under the supervision of Dorothy ErIiger, celebrated its first anniversa,ry Aug. 27.

IJast yeâr it pLrced an avera,ge of 1O8 students monthly on pert-

Dean of Ädmissions George C. Holstein said that the new figure

available are 9-12 AM and 1-5 PM daily five days a week. It will

of 6,019 (day and night classes

also be open from 6-7:30

PM every Monday and, Tuesday eve.

combined) represents an increase

of nearly 400 over last semester.

When broken down into day and evening divisions, Holstein noted that the 3,551 day students ancl 2,468 night students lndicates that the margin of difference between the two figures ls slowly diminishing, a trend þrobably due to the increasing popu-

ning startlng Sept.30 for anyone intereste<l but particularly for

those attendlng night classes.

The jobs most oomnonly available are ones for such persons as: electronics tra,inees, draftsmen,

bus boys, bell boys, office workors, ushers, caddies, waitresses, servlco station attendants. and resort workers.

Mrs. Edlger and Mr. 'Wriley expressed theiLgreat appreciation to the employers who have been so co-operative in helping to make this a success and great

LIBRARY CLERK Cecile Kohn, right, issues cr librory ccnd to F¡eshmqn Sylvic Lord. Librory hours ore I AM to 4 pM

larity of night classes among

Mondoy through Fridcry cnd 5:30 to 9;20 PM Mondcy through Thursdoy. (See story on p<:ge one.) (Clcnk Photo)

r¡orking people.

Holstein said that the projected enrollment figure for 1970 is nearly 10,000, including nearly 6000 full-time studenrs.

In order to cope with the "population explosion" due largely to the onslaught of "war

Students Discuss Ban nec Dìreclor Tqlks Travel To Red lsland in a State

tribute to the students at City College.

tr'resno

babies," tr.CC is curr.ently involved

long range program of

pansion and improvement.

San Francisco

At PP Meeting wentFivetoSFCubaState students the

The greatest tiust between man and man is the trust of giving counsel

despite "The easiest way to make friends in a foreign country is Department's ban on travel to with a smile." that country described tfreir exThese were the words of Frank periences and announced hopes Conway, fegional director of the of making another trip in a Banel People to People program, speak- discussion Iast week. ing on the various activities of They told an audience of about the international organization at 300 supporters, opponents and

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FRANC'S BAÇON And there's a lot of personal satisfaction in it, too. Helping people plân for the future ii a unique feature of life in-

A career in life insurance offers many advantages. Bes¡des the opportunity to be sewice to others, there,s

of

the adv'antage of being in a business that can be buitt fiom your own. ability and imagination.

Perhaps you shoutd invesù'gate what this field has to offer you.

wr¡te for "Career

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PROVIEENT LIFE

class representatives were elecled

last week.

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Included in the plans is the tentative formation of the joint

The undecided position is soph- junior college district, which omore \{omen's representative as would remove FCC from the jurisnone of the three candidated for diction of the Fresno City Schools. the position received a majority It would thereafter þe affiliated v¡ith Reedley Junior College. vote, A public relations committee, Alreddy under construction on headed by a former editor of the the FCC campus is a new cafe-

college newspaper, The Tower teria, and money has been set Tlmes, to promote activities of aside by the student council for the College of Marin through pub- the remodeling and re-furnishing licity. The committee includes a of the Student Union buildine. forum, a news bureau and a reFreed.om of the press is the search committee.

University of the Pa¿ific, Stockton staff of life for any vltal demoJames H. Merideth, Army vet- cracy, -WILLKIE eran and the first Negro. graduate of the University of Mississippi, spoke at Pacific's conservatory recently.

Merideth was in Stockton at the request of the Emmanuel APARTMENT FOR RENT. Two rooms, lorge Baptist Church and was invited closet, kilchen privíleges with oll utilities DVC by the tr'orum for the Exto speak at UOP. The conserva- poid. Two blocks from college, $47 singty attendance of foreign Students on ploration of Social and Political tory was packed by students in- or $29.50 eoch for two. See ot 715 E. campus.

Combridge, Apt. l. .A.ffairs. terested in his speech.

Thomas A. Marshall, psycholSan Diego City College ogy instructor, was named the Sixty-five students roughed it new campus advisor of the interup Palomar Mountain last month national program. to participate in SDCC's fourth annual Leadership Conference at Tuesday's meeting. eurious that their decision to visit PP, saict Conway, was initiated the island "based on a mo¡al group by a of students on leave decision bywas individual's." f rom the University of Kansas in 1961. It is entirely student Feeling that the State Departcoordinated. and is supported by ment's ban is immoral, the stuvarious business organizations. dents decided. to commit an "act On its board of directors are such of defiance." prominent persons as'Walt Disney Diablo Valley College, Concord Two students who were on the and John Hall of Hallmark Cards.

The director spoke of the op- forbidden trip to Cuba also portunity FCC studente have -of spoke or this campus. John Milmeeting foreign students and of ton and Thomas Davis, both of learning of foreign nations by the San tr'rancisco, were brought to

surance selling.

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of Philodelphio

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Camp Palomar.

Wosh l0c Every Wed. & Thurs.

I I23 E. BETMONT Bet. Von Nes¡ Sqn Poblo Open 24 Hours

The conference, hailed as one of the best in the school's history, was opened with a keynote speech

by Dr. Robert Humbert,

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October 3, l9ó3

RAfiTPAGE

Poge Four

McCall Wrecks FCC Rams 7 -3, Reedley Bombs San Jose Jags

By DON FOSTEIR Sports Eclitor

Then you don't have to about winning. McCatl won the game (Saturday's) bY himself'" Siaughter wasn't saYing the words as an aBology for his team's ?-3 loss at the hands 'of vlsiting Los Angeles CitY Colbut maybe more as a lege

Ram-Tiger Roster Fresno City College r¡¡eight s'verages are 19? anal 1?9 Pounds for th€ line and backfielal respectively. ReedIey Jr¡nior ColleBe averâ8es 186 in the

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Ilne a.nd. I84 in the backfield. The offensive units as a Ehole welghFCC 188 per ma.n; RJC 185 Þer man'

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FRESNO CITY COLLEGE ' Christmas Sift tclea for FCC' No. Wt. Name What lost the game: "TheY scored more boints than we did"' said Slaughte¡ honestly, Possibly meaning that both teams Played on aå even basls excePt for LACC's four extra Points' Tigers lVin S2-15 FCC Coaching Staff-Cla¡e SlaughHost Reedley Junior College, ter, head; Darn'¡l Rogers, backfield; in tuning up for Saturday's carni- Don Kloppenbur8, line.

REEDLEY JUNIOR COLLE'GE val with the Rams, swamped San Jose City College Jaguars 32-15 No. Wt. Name

The Yqrd Srick

L-4,{C Coachin€i Stâff-Don Danielson, head; Arlie Brooks' backfield; Ken Ester, line; tr'loyd l{ogue, ass't

fotil

Yoids Kìns Bronson GaÍns 43

line.

]OHN BRONSON Fullbock

RON COX Sofely

Brendon Ounjian and

HarrY

Miller.

Blehm-Big Mistake

last weekend at SJCC. The northAttlìough coach Slaughter u'as ern city Jags didn't quite make satisfied with his team's showthe Rams visit so Bleasant' The ing, there was one glaring misgoats became goats after their take made by rookie quarterback 28-6 humiliation.

Roger Blehm, who is dePicted for But as it migllt turn out, FCC future stardom by his coaches.

in as bad shape as it Blehm, a grld star at Kerman might appear after the Tiger- High, heaved a high floating Dass Jaguar decision, due to the fact right into the arms of LACC thât RJC pass and run end sweeps safetyman Jim Copeland at the mostly from their Pro T forma- most inopportune time FCC tion. leading 3-0 with onlY 5 -: 15 left The Rams are strongi in the in the tame and on a first down. defensive secondary and defenthe interception led to lVcmay not be

sive end

spots.

Call's 41 yard six-Pointer.

Kerby, Just moments before the Pass, both standouts defensivelY; stole the Rams had gambled on a two tosses Satlrrd.aY from the fourth and one situation send.ing long throwing and accurate arm Ounjian five yards up the midof Cub signal caller 'Washington'

Ron Cox and tr'rank

clle, picking up the first down Both defenders, plus atlclitional and,allowing the locals to keeP protectors, will have to stop TÍger possession of the Bigskin. end John Williams, who snatched During the time LACC had the three scoring passes against San ball, 9.7 dashman McOall clicked Jose.

The ground. attack for tr'CC has

away 109 yards on the ground and cautht the only complete pass out of nine tosses for 16

been carried by fullback John Bronson, halfbacks Ken Long, lyards.

John Bronson, rePlacing

Sieve Fc¡cqioni, tockle.

In 104 Degree

Heqt

Th¡nclods Topple Foe ln Reedl"y Tri-Meef

dropped fullback Odis Murdock, gained 37 of the team's 43 Yards

in the second half of

Saturday's Ram-Cub contest to Pace the Ram runnÍng offense in FCC's 7-3 loss

to Los -élngeles CitY

CoÌlege'

SCORING

Pts. Yds. Name 15 (fd sl) 3 Ron n[att INOIVIDUAL RUSH¡NG minof 13 Coaeh Erwin Ginsburg and his ìvith an excellent time tcb Yg Yl net ave.

Name John Bronson ---. L7 45 2 43 2.i Fresno City College Harriers utes, 19 seconds.

2 Zg 3.6 trotted off with the first cross Second place went to Larry Ken Long ..---.-.-... 8 31 country meet of the seaso¡ bY de- Stocks of tr'resno with a time of VERIFTCATION feating the College of the Se- 14 minutes and 13 seconds.

It should be known, accordquoias of Visalia iunior varsity Other finishers were Pete and Reedley College in Reeclley Fekete, third, 14:25; Bob Van ing to coach Cla¡e Slaughter' that every Monday at 2 PM Friday.

Ingen, fourth, t4:27; and Ron Í'resno. City College junior va,r' The meet was not a valley con- Smtih, fifth, 14 : 2 9. sity scrimmages tho Í'rosno ference meet, but Fresno came Colema,n Best Finisher City College {roshJVs. out on top in the triangular meet.

The best finisher of the C.O.S. "Two F'SC mothers ca.lled Because of the 104 degree heat, Y¡as Norm Coleman, who tho FCC gym MondaY a,nd the course was shortened. from 3 teamninth at a time of 15:15. asked where the R,aÐrs were miles to 2r¡ miles. Out of the was 4, the X'resno HarOctober On going to play the F SC BuIltook finishers, Fresno teu top second, third, fourth, fifth and riers will travel to Modesto for p[ps," reported Slaughter to the conference preliminary get- the Rampage, asking ttre fa¿ts seventh places. together trial run. to be publicized for those who Reedley îakes f irst Jim Kaprielian, forme¡ San- Coach Ginsburt will be looking think like the two FSC women. ger star and now running for for another strong showing from Thc' truth is that Don "KloPpy" KloPPenburg, head ling Reedley took first place honors his Rams. <'oitcir, ¡ruts ¿¡ll the yea,rlings th:¡t didn't get to plaY the Prer, <irs cor¡tc'st nÉlrùinst Bullpup snrl I¡S(l Jl¡ hend knockets, not u,l¡e I',¿rnr first string versus the i''S{' frosh.

Btendon Ounjian 8 27 0 27 3.4 Hâ,rry Miller -..... I 25 3 22 2.6 DaveRuiz-..-.-..----2 6 0 6 3.0 4 Roger Blehm ---..- 1 0 -7'0 Roland IIiU --...-- 1 0 -7 -8 -8 -8.0 INDIVIDUAL PASS¡NG Name

pa pc pl yds td

7 2 3 25 0 10 0 0 0 PASS RECEIVING pc yds td Name 0 16 1 Ounlian 0 1 10 Davê Ruiz PUNTS no. yd3 avê long Neme 5 6 5.0 M, Freeman I KICKOFF RETURNS no. yds. avc. long Name 24 21.0 2+ Larry Wllls .....-.- I 14 14.0 14 Ounjlen -..........-....- I

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