FRESNO Spring vocqtion begins tomorrow.
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COLLEGE
C I TY
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PUBtISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED, STUDENTS FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MARCH
19, 1964
NUMBER 19
At Fresno CC GOP Hopefuls May Come To Campus By
CITAR,LES WRIGHT
Editor in Chief Barry M. Goldwater, US Senator from Arizona, and New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller may speak on the Fresno City College campus later this semester. Governor Rockefeller told Rampage editors last Friday during a reception at the tr'resno that he "would be de- to push through a motion requirlighted" to add¡ess the FCC stu- ing a two-thirds majority vote for dent body when he mahes another endorsement, hoping this would swing through California ln May be sufficient to block the Gold"if it can be worked into ' my water salon. schedule." f,'ou¡ Hour Debato Peter Johnson, special repreThe convention, either accisentative for the New York chief dentally or intentionally weak on executive in Californla, said the parliamentary prpcedure to precollege should file a formal letter vent an endorsement, alebateal. of invltation "as soon as pos- more than four hours before the endorsement was made. sible." Goldwater The debate centered around a Senator Goldwater will make procedural parliamentary point on ARIZONA SENATOR ond about six more swings through whether a two-thirds majority or state, during one a simple vote would be necessary. GOP presidentiol hopeful his neighboringmay speak on the The chair asserted after a of which he Bcrry M. Goldwoter oddresses crn overflow c¡owd Iocal campus, according to for- heated debate that a twethlrats US Senator William F. vote would be required for enin the Fresno Stcte College mer Gymncsium lost Fridcy. A Knowland, editor of the Oakland dorsement but, despite bittei protest, the delegates voted to overrepresentotive for the Sena- îä'ttrne.-A letter of invitation is also rule the chairman. tor sqid it mcry be possible Senator. T[Ia,lkout for him to speak qt F¡esno to be sent to the Arizona presidential BosThe two GOP In final a stand, Rockefeller City College lqter this se- sibles were in tr'resno last week- supporters staged the first ¡r¡alk(Borrier Pholo) mester. end to vie for the California Re- out itr the 3O-yeat history of the publican Assernbly endorsement. CRA. As they left the walkout No Eope delegates reminded newsmen that The Rockefeller faction, seeiug "30" is the symbol for the end no hope of winning the endorse- of a story. ment for the Governor, sought to The stage show was to no avail, dissuade the endorsement of any hoï,¡ever, as the CRA officially "My X'avorite Leeture," a radio endorsed the Àrizona Senato¡ at program produced by Timothy candidate. fi'ailing in this they then tried approximately 11 PM Sunday. 'Welch,.Rampage advisor and pubIic information officer, will make its debut on KX'RE Saturday evening at 9:30. GOP presidential hopefuls
NEW YORK GOVERNOR Nelson, A. Rockefeller
greets
Rompoge feqture writer Dovid Pcrcheco while they discuss the possibility of the Governor oddressing the Fresno City College student body when he retums to Colifomio in Mcry. The Governor qnd Arizoncr Senqtor Borry M. Goldwcrter, both hopefuls for the GOP P¡esidentiol nominotion, were in Fresno lqst weekend to contest fo¡ the Coliforniq Republi(Barrier Photo) ccrn Ãssembly endorsement.
PLACEMENT OFFICE P¿ANS CAREER DAY Career Day, a new program at FCC, known officially as Business and Industry Occupations Day, will give qualified students an opportunity to meet with employers and oblain permanent
be given job interviews with the businessmen, and can obtain
full-
time employment.
.4lll tr'ields
Jobs
will
be available to people
in aII fields, from secretarial work jobs. and accounting to automotive and Career Day is planned for col- electrical engineering. Iege students who do not intend According to Dorothy Ediger of to transfer to a four-year college the Placement Center, the rlay will and who will be looking for full- begin at 9:30 AM wilh an orien-
time employment at the eud of tation hour for the employers, thls semester. The students wiII after which they wiil hold individual interviews with the stu-
Sheriff Presenfs Law Enforcemenf
dents.
Pete Christian, an tr'CC English instructor, will be the guest speak-
er. His topic will will be held on ing of Meaniug."
Informa,tion Forrne
Career Day
Radio Show Makes Debut
be "The Mean-
Two-Part Series ìùI.ay 72, but students who wish to participate should fiu out the Next on the weekly agenda will Scholarship informatio¡i forms immediately. be speech instructor Franz WeinA $200 scholarshitr, for stu- These forms are obtainable from schenk, who will present a twodents interested. in law enforce- all the instructors in the busi- part series on "Propagand.a." ment has been establÍshetl by the ness divisions, and the division Psychology instructor Edward tr'resno County Sheriff's Posse at deans. Hibler will speak on "Maturity" The employers that will be April 11, and H. K. Golway, hisFresno Clty College. The sciroiarship, which pro- asked to come to Ca¡eer Day here tory instructor, will talk on "The vides for two renewable $50 per at tr'CC will be chosen on the Election of 1860 and Succession" semester awards, was presented basis of the information eiven April 18. to Archle Bradshaw, dean of in- on these forms. Scheduled I-nterviews struction, by Sheriff Melvin A. . Other speakers scheduled are The interviews will be held in Clair Gustafson, who tpill speak V/lllemeth. Both men and women students the committee room of the Stu- on "The Relation Between the are eligible for the awards, but dent Center builcling from 9 : 3 0 Novel and the tr'llm" April 26. they are restricted to high school until 4:00, with time out for Geography lnstructor David Hengraduates of Fresno County, and lunch. drlckson will talk on "Geographic to those intending careers in law "This ls the first Career Day .d.spects of the Soviet Union" May at FCC," said Mrs. Ediger, "but t enforcement. "This covers a wide area," sald we hope it will become an annual The City College program will undersherlff Jim Long. "It takes event." take a look at sports wlth a presI''uU And Part-timo Jobs in criminology, or any of the enation by coaches Clare Slaughsclences that deal in law enforce"There are full and part-tlme ter and Don Kloppenburg May 9. jobs of every kind available, from meDt." Thelr topic will be "On tr'ootball. The Fresno County Sheriff's secretarial to mechanical, to the Eight Tapes Ready posse, headed by Willmerth, is a students who apply," said Mrs. saltl that the shows are T\trelch parade group that represents the Ertiger. The office handles three types to be recorded in advance and apcounty In varlous festivals, and occasionally aids the sheriff's of- of job placement accord.ing to proximately eight tapes are ready fice in search partles'on horse- Mrs. Ediger, including jobs which for broadcast. He is particularly enthusiastic help the students stay in school, back. "Thls ls the first law enforce- Jobs for the student who has grad- about 'My Favorite Lecture." He ment auxiliary group in the uated and jobs for those students pointed out the show, even if county to establish a scholarship who find it necessary to drop out broadcast only locally, coultl be eligible for varlous awards. of school for personal rea,sons. fund," Long atldetl.
Pacheco, Bay Sweep Spring Class Elections
David Pacheco and Ray Bay, Kenny by a vote of 93 to 61. Jr. will assume leadership of the Tallies for vice-presldent were sophomore and freshman classes, Carol Youngberg, 78; Dixie Sinrespectively. Pacheco, Bay and kovits, 30, and Harold Eric their asslstlng officers were (Rick) Comstock, 43. elected by the student bocly last Write-Ins
!'riday. In the- treasurer category, apThe new sophomore class vice- proximately 20 names were writpresident is Joe Golden. Barbara ten in, according to Miss Thomas. Didie¡ wlll serve as secretary and "Ten,of the wrlte-ins ¡eceived one Margaret Hollender as treasurer vote ând the rest received two," she explained. "Those recelving of the class. Carol Youngberg captured the two votes will be checked to see title of freshman class vice-presi- that they are qualifled. to run for dent. Ann Leath, a write-in can- office. The, treasurer w¡ll be didate, was elected. to office with selected from the remaining qualiflve votes, The new treasurer has fied candidates."
not been determined.
Election Doubts Miss thomas added that mauy Only 285 students of FCC's of the candidates had expressed 6,000 total registration voted in doubt when shown the electlon rethe election, according to Mari- sults. "If they lvant to-see the helen Thomas, who acted as elec- election tallies or count the votes they can," she stated. "The baltion chairmatr. The offlclal tallies are as fol- lots are in Miss Deakins' offlce lows. In the sophomore class: for and anyone is welcome to represident, Davitl Pacheco re- count them." Now Proceduro ceivetl 67 votes; Marlene Smith, Miss Thomas arso added that a 31, and Chârles Wright, 29. Vice presidential candidate Joe new class election procedure was Golden captured 97 votes; for being discussed. At the, end of 285 Voters
secretary, Barbara Diclier re- the semester it is'hoped that the ceived 109, and treasurer Mar- sophomore class election will be garet Hollender, ,111, run concurrently Ìvlth student tr'or freshman presldent Ray body votlng. This way the sopho. Bay, Jr. overwhelmed Betty Sue (Continued on Page 3)