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FRESNO, CAIIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MAY I3, 1954 NO. 24vot_. vt

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QUEEN CANDIDATES . . . The lour gi4s obov Dc:ce Qi:ee:;r;Ñ: r¡.y-ó.,l.rit" .ighi,-B""á'lí Bcd¡d, A e=c:es; F:s--;;" ñ;;t;h;A K.y; *''á-l"av krs, FBLÅ ¡; -p:=e:t:;the NewmcrnClub.

By JOSEPHINE RAMPAGE

Active Girls ¡

Ìudy Long, 13th Year, is a busi- ¡Roving R.ePorterGets Suggestions

- t Ã.'lFor 5am s ul¡emma

BY MILDRED SHAW

Everyone has been $ orryingabout Sam. the Ram and where he

is going to live and so I decided toget some suggestions and maYbe

an a¡sv¡er from the students aroundcampus. Here is the outcome:

Girl-If You cân't find him a

home anYrvhere, try to sell him'Boy-FJC should have a tr*uture

Farmers ChaPter to take câre ofhim.

Girl-Give it to some farmer tokeep so ¡r-e ¡çill hare a junior ram

to follow' Sam the Ram III-Boy-Make him into lamP choPs.

Girl-Have the keePer ttrat offers

to board him, shea¡ Sam a¡d thatwould pay his orvn room and boa¡d'

Boy-Have some 5f¡fls¡l n-ho

lives on a farm and is interested' instock, take care of him.

Here's the scooP!

Joe Yparria, along with his bro-

thers Gene and John, lvho are

The Fresno Junior Collete fac-

:30 p.m. at Lbe ålpine Grove of

chairman.Dr. Lucile IVillianr and Miss

Kate Darling, faculty club Presi'dent, \l-ill e¡eet tie 3:l.ests as theYarrlve.

Miss lferiam Terro. ]frs. ThelmaDavy, aDd \fiss Genrude Stubble-field \ritl make arra:genents forthe food.

Mr. and N¡s. Suqles Be'nett willdecorate a¡d aCorr tie tables.

Miss Nancy \Çebstei. \ferle Sons,

and. Miss Edna ElanleY will servethe coffee.

Ernest Smith is ir charge of thepublicity.

Ray McCarthy and I{als Wieden'hoefer are taking care of the enter-tainment.

PE ls RequiredFor AA Degree

-4.11 studeDts enrolled for eight ormore cretlit hours in a curriculumIeading to the Associate of Artsdegxee are required bY state law totake t$-o hours of Physical educa-tion per '¡veek. Four semesters ofph¡rsical education fulfill legal requirements.

Fresno Junior College offers threetypes of pbysical etlucation. Thesears as follows: 1. Physical educa-tion 1-29 Activities, 14 unit' tç-ohours weekly; 2. PhYsical educa-

tion. 30-39, Techniques of Sports- 1

unit, t hour weeklY; 3. PhYsical ed-

ucation 40-49 Competitive Sþorts'l untt.

Barn Darìce Tomorrow NightAMS Sponsors Annual F oculty Holds

Hoedown At Marigold Annuol Picnic

of the seâson, the Assocratecl lvlen stuoenãã"ó"-af the l\iarigold Ballroom fro-m 9-to 12'dance at the Marigold l.lltoom trom S to rZ'

1 "Tu:" Ti':'-"ñ.otJio "asiyoui-votes

at the door f_q1 Vour^favoritel notn nisht and ias instructors

qrã*"åäiõ"t" täf tt*bqrn d*nce. The candidates for queen I are invited to- "j:":c tbe potlucklluev¡r ---

^-.-.-i ^--+ i dinner. Ernest \l-oli is committeea-re ¡udv Long, Beverly Bairtt, Loreef

^L^:--^ñ

Brisgs, Frances Purrov and Mar-ç: SeqUel On 5OmFiorentino.

be a secre¿ary.BeverlY Baird is a major in ac-

counting and takes Part in all ral-

lies and assemblies' She is the AWS

candidate.Loree Briggs, Rambling Colle-

tiates candidate, is majoring in

social work and is a member of the

rally committee and the l{e¡vman

CIub.The Red KeY's entry' Frances

Purroy, is a general education ma-

jor and was former ÄWS Presi-

dent. She is also a member of the

Rambling Collegiates'MarY Fiorentino, a business ma-

jor in business administration' is

ih" N"*-"tt Club's selection forqueen. She is a member of the

Rampage sta.ff.

Real Gone Hoe Down'Wear Your best western dud's

and join in on the fun while You

dance to the great western music

of Dennis Kates and his Sunshine

Boys.As this was Promised to be one

of the bi8test events of .-

et 'Y--t I

Yes, tomorrow night is the bi-g plsht lor the "biggest'lêyen-t i

of ^tiî -;õ;;,

trre" Ã'liociated |ten !!ua9^nts' an¡ual ùarn I

of the bigtest events oÏ : largest sheep raisersby Rob€rt Moxley, AMI est Coast, have offerecbe sure a.nd buy your ti' rm the Ram III on theirwhich a¡e on sale in the ting ranch.Tickets maY also be

the door and admissi n witl be kept alont withrlâ's oedicreed stock.

night for the "biggest" êvent i uttl

1i^cnic ¡çitl be teld on-Mav 21

lfã"-Siùa."ts' ãn¡ual ùarnl ît"i;ll" "î;it Lbe årpine Grove or

(Contintted on Page > ¡ -,--riâ's Pedig¡eed stock.

Ii:ated Sue Sheehan with 1õ3 rotes+ro 99. In the race for the vice pre-'' ì:::::: : , :'l:ì ::,

i,:t.r ¡no*t"" outpointed DorothIRae=,iale with a 151 to 98 margin.

In -rL¿ :ace for rePresentatiÏe a[Ialge Ê.ii BaiIeY garnered 236 ,

votes; -t: \eìson, 222; Grven Ñ-il-Ison, 1ÉS: J:-es Ringer, 174; andHelen Er:'o; collected 164 votes.

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An instal-'::or of the nelv officers ]An lnstal-:::o:l or f,ne new urrruEr Þ I

'rvill be heli :- rhe Memorial Audi- 1

to¡ium ne¡-. a::rsday at 11 â.m.Election oä:::¿ls who tabulated

the votes ¡çe::: Pai Still, Blanchelfilhahn, Su::: Erantley, Bont:teH-arren, Vena Eal:- and Joe Gon-

zales.

Engineering lobs Ph¡ Theta

Assured Through Kappa lnstallsNew Officers

The Theta Beta Fresno JuniorTwo Year Program

engineeri:g a-\.::rz:-,s hz: þç€' es- president, and Joy Elunt' pasf sec-

tabl:sl*i :o f:oiie corDp€lent pre'( retåry, were in charge of the cere-

252 Students Vote

pareÍo: leadi¡g to an a-"sociate of i Eony'a--. ieg¡ee for stuclents rsho plan I The ne¡ç officers are Martin Isler'

ro €tr-,€: emplorment upon gradua-lnresident; Dan Ecklanal, vice-pres-

tion f:.o. FJC an6 also to furnish I ident; Doris Dilworth, secretary;

a Dre-majo. '- e¡g:ineering for stu- | Mack Saawo, treâsurer; Dean Lee'

dents who i¡te:i to complete theirlrenorter; a¡d Judy rlawthorne' in-

eclucation at a fo:¡ year college. I ter-club council representative.

The positior obei¡ed for the stu- | Quali¡-ications for membership in

dents include surreying assistant- | tle organiz.ation include at least a

ships'with the Bu¡eau of Reclama- | B arerase- for one t".tilt9":îinn of rbe Laireil states Depart- | The FJC students initiated lnto

ment oi l¡ie.ior and with tne I the fraternity this semester include

ï'resno Cou'tl Road Department, j Jesse II' Waller D^À^++À õsôñdÂy'

Highrsay Department.

I J eSSe -Èr. lì 4uËr

I Doris Dilsorth,I burg, Nedra J.

Itaaa. lee, uisslDonnell, and D

mechan:cal engineering assistant in I Ooris Dilsorth, 9-cotton o:l plaDts, and under en$- | Uurg, Nedra J' k-

neering aid.es, California State i taaa' Lee, Miss s'

Examination Schedule\-e:. believe it or not, there are only four more weeks of studying'

staIi-g up late, and 'nonSing about late papers or homework'

To end this semester, fi¡al examinations will be given during

tle iast ¡reek of school.SCHEDULE OF FINAL EXAMS

Monday, June 7sioõ-ro:ao------ --------..Alt 8 a.m. MWF and dailv classes

10:-10-12:20--.- ----A'U 8 a'm' TTH classes

1:10-3:40.-..---- -------All 11 a'm. M'Wtr. antl daily classes

Tuesday, June 8

8:00-10:30--..-- ---------AU I a'm' MWF and daily classes

10:40-12:20---. ----AlI I a'm. TTE classes

1:10-3:40-----.-- ---------.A,ll 12:45 MW]F and daily classes

WednesdaY, June 9

8:00-10:30.---.. .--------A,tl 10 a'm. MWF ancl dailv classes

10:10-12:20---- .---.--...---..---..---------All 10 a'm. TTH classes

1: 10-3: 40...--.--

ThursdaY, June 10

8:00-9:40-----.-. -.411 11 a.m. TTH classes

9:50-11:30-..--- -------.-----------.{ll 12:45 Þ'm' TTII classes

1:10-2:50-..--... ----.---.----------'-'.q'll 1:45 p'm' TTH classes

minate on tr'ritlay, JuDe 4'

.{ll students should remain in the examination room during the

entire examination Period.

J.it

DEAN LEE. . . Newly elected President

Reedley IC, COS Tie fhe Editor's Desk

lfYhere's FresnoFor CCJCA Crown JC's Tennis.

The defending Central Califomia Junior College baseballchampions, Reedley Junior College, brought the closing ofthe lé¿gue schedule to the ultimate of climax Saturday whenthey downed the Colleep of the Sequoias Giants.

One week agp the Giants had an undefeated league record.The CoaUngs F¿lcæs st¿rted

Thursdøy, Moy 13, 1954

Giants dovnhill when tùey knockedover the l¿¿ding COS nine 5 to ] inCoalinga on Tuesday.

Pttch€r îed EUis of Coalinga isthe boy who tu¡ned the trick as heallowed only tbree hits antl ore n¡nin eight lnnings, The Glants werelearli¡8, however, 1 to 0 in the efeÞthwhen thelr pltchers blew uP andwalked four nrns across the plate.Ellls st¡uck out 12 COS batsmen-

At this stage the Glants couldstill wln the tltle if theY coulilbeat Reetlley. The Tlgers riPPeillnto the Gla¡ts wlth everYtùlngthey had, inclu.llng the bat-ba& andmusteredaStolvictory

The Gia¡ts and Tlge¡e were the, co-champions of the league et thls

point. A coin was fliPPeat a¡il theTtgers were scheduled to t¡avel toVtsalia last øvenlng for tùe pl¿yoffof tbe leaeue chamPlonshlP.

Three Tr¡ckmenEnter Wesf

RAIAPAGE

Swimming Teams?By IX)NALD N. SHROYER

The trtesno Bee revealed frcs-day evening tùat the College of Sequoies Giånts won its slxt\ I repea¿ eirtb" Central Callfornla Jrm-ior Cotrege Âssociation tennis tit¡eln seren years ln the annual meetin Reedley.

One year ago Clint Wheeler, thensports reporter for tùe RampagB,sparked a drive to orgaDlze a ten-uls team for Þeæo Junior Col-lep even tåontÈ it was not sanc-tioned by tùe ¡thle{lc department.It was an unsuccesc(tl drlve.

Certatnly there r¡s enough tal-ent oû the campu.s ol flesno JC thisspring to organÞa ¡ t€âD, and gainthe sanction of the sclool

'Why can't trïeoo JEIor CoUegehave a tetrDls teåD r-d e srlmnlngteam? I'll give yoo qr ophlon. No,I harl better not sticl' rJr ¡eck out.I'U just leave you u¡ih tùat ques-tiou. 'Why ca¡'t heroo Juior Col-lege have a tennig teaD rnd a swlm-ming team? Thé ¡thlelfc ilepart-ment of FJC cerl¡l¡þ can't beblamed.

Norman Krebbs, one of the bestpitchers in the CCJCA tùig seesoD"

rent all tùe way Tuesday as hespaced out seven htts while sfiÈ-ing su¡ eight FJC batameD rn.lvâ¡hing seven.

The Reedley Tlgers really teedoE on the offerings of three X'resiohuþ¡s, Dlck Knlght, Mack.Sanwomd lony Fragus. Knight wasch¡r¡Þd with the loss.

Cb¡¡les Ratliff collected two ofthe seçen hlts scored by the R¿mg.Dutcà Biley, Ray Jatlwin and MarvSt¡eÞ €ach haal three hlts for tùeTigers- Odell Youngblood smashedout f@r b¡se knocks iu seven trlpstlor Reodþ¡¿

Elton Sitris çent all the way lnThursda/¡ bpg¡aleal victory overthe Porterville Pi¡ates as he gaveup only sir rrftq. The.['resno causewas alcled ùy Ll errors in coDjunc-tlon with 1l heoo hits and 14walks by th¡ee hrteryitle hurlers.

Rams Lose To Reedl"y,Down Porterville JC

baseball teamto 4 Centr¿lvictory over

Portnrryille,'r'ne õarns rosf to tf€edley Juat Româln Park in tùofu o¡Þ other'

lï"î"iîH: ;ï::' for'!ast *":u

l cAGERs HoNoRGREEN, STEITZ

Joe Kelly'e FJC cate squadpicked its most valuable player andchosê thelr honorar¡r tean captal¡thlc w€€k as the players were be.int Deasur€al to be outfltted wltùCent¡af C¿üforuia Junlor CollegeAtùletic Assoctaüon ba8hdtbeush¡mpionablp jackets.

.Eat-vey Gree4 who was the sparkplug of the team tùrough the en-ti¡e sesaon aDd hitù Dolnt mao lnalmost every contest end .Fho s€ta neìr cagie scorlng ¡eco¡rl for theschool, was elected the moet vol-uable player. Don Stettz, who wasa star hold over from th€ Þr€viougse&son and again dld a ver:r won-tlerful job for a boy 5 feet 5 lnchestall, was electeal by the tea,m asthelr honorar¡r captaln.

RAM BASEBALLSTATISTICS

By MARVIN LUTZFidrlbS Pcrccrtrgc. for 8 Loe3ue Grner

Plrycr Poe PO å' EW¡& Ydl¡.e --- of 28 0 0Xltñ E'¡¡Xr

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of 1l 2 0JlGt F-háji-i __ tf I I 0SteryeS¡¡tillu

-c 77 1 I

ch¡rls n¡rr¡cl _ lt 60 1 2Do¡Steit¡-d 7 6 1SsE DùDC|¡

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¡t 1? U IDlck r(hiaht 6 rA {Mack Smwo -- lf lt 6Fred Snyde¡ ..-.-- il ? 16 6Tony Frsgu¡ ....-..*. of 1 0 I

Team Totsls 209 71 26CCJCÂA Porfor¡¡nco BGGor¿

Pl¡Ycr Por. AB Elt¡La,ny Schrit¿ ........ p I IMack S¿nwo ,........... if ? fg 6Dlton Wlll¡ ...-... of 27 8Oharle¡ Ratliff ...... lf 27 7Dick Knteùt -.-........ lr 84 ISteve Sutlllu ...... o 27 6Don Steltz -..-....... of 34 7Fred S¡yäer .......... if 80 6Irelly W¿lIæ -..- of 26 I¡¿s! s¡ndjtu ...... lf 9 ISm Ducan ........ lf 16 iJim A¡der¡on ...... of 2 0Al Wrisùt ............ of 2 OTo¡y tr.ngu¡ ........ of 6 0

Tots¡s .--..-...............- 267 62

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.964,962.929.908-826.888.?98.500.919

PcL1.000

.800,256.265.286

.206,16?.116.111.068.000.000.000-202

DRIVE SAFELY!

Coasf RelaysCoach llans Wiedenhoefer ¡e'

vealed tàls week tàat three mem'bers of the Flesno Junior Colletethlnclad squatl have been ente¡redin Saturtlay's West Coast RelaYswhich are to be helal in RatcliffeStatlirim.

Dick Wennig ls entered ln thediscug throwidg event. Althougù hehaS not doDe too well this seås¡on,

he is htghly praised try 'Wieden-

hoefer as having: plentY of Poten-tial.

John Carter, who has won sev'eral pole vaultlng eYents this sea-

son, is enteretl in that eYent i-n therelays. The other FJC track starentered is Walter Torosi2n' rho isslatecl to run in the 100 ya¡d' tlasb-

BASEBALL TEAMSELECTS TOPBALL PLAYERS

The Fresno Junior College baseball team selectecl its most valuableplayer and honorarY team captainTuestlay when the PlaYers turtedin thelr êquipmeDt.

Steve Santllla^n, who hag donemost of the receiving behind theplate fcr tìe past two Years, was

'named tåe nost valuable player,while Mack Sanwo, who has playetlshortstop and eYen helpeal themound staff during tàe past twoyears, was selected as honorarycaptain.

Bqrn Dqnce Tomorrow(Continaed from Page 1)

cente wltb stud€nt body c¿rd and$1 wlthout.

"Ya all comc!" a¡d bave the blg-best tlme of your llfe tomorrorc'night to the blggest and best baI¡dance of the year.

Bill Batley antl Floyd 'Whlte arein charge of decorations, Jean Bart-low and Boytl Deel are ln charge ofpubltctty, anal á.1 Her¡era atrd BruceMiner are in charge of entertaln-EêDt.

IHNISMAlT'SPHÄNMAIY

TUNCHES, AND

SCHOOL SUPPTIES

STANISTAUS qnd O SIREETS

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to *as*e beftør,ter for two-i.

f.,ucxy Strihe,.1 .rleltt ' Dircl'!c o.

So, enJoy þetter tast'e' Be HaPPY--

Go I¡uclry I

coPR.r tt{E ^nERlcAN

TOBACCO COMp^ily

308 Students Vote;Where Were You?

How many of you Fresno Junior College students went tothe polls to vote on May 5 and 6? the answer to that questionis exactly 308.

Out of 636 students eligible to vote 328 students did noteven stop at the polls. îhis includes m ç3 card holders, ofwhich 23 votæd.

IÌrose who voted should be congatulated because this wasthe biggest b¿lloting in the history of the school. Yet it wasnot big enough.

Those who did not t¡ther to Ea¡k the ballot should t¿keinto consideration a little quotation by J. F. Cooper. Ee saidth¿t a man who can right himself by a vote will seldom rçsort of a musket. If this quote seeurs a little out of date, it canbe made modern by replacing the word musket with tle Hy-drogen Bomb.

Voting seems to be such a small matter to many, br¡t it isyour privilege. Let's hope you use it the right way', and notlet it go towaste.

Jesse Waller LeadsActive Campus Life

By MILDRED SHAWJesse Waller, radio and television major, ças bom in Min-

den, I¡uisiana,22 years ago. This active 5 foot 10Y¿ inch stu-dent came to Fresno in 1947 from Ricþmond, Califoraia.

W¿ller is president of the AA degrêe candidates and mem-ber of Alpha Gamma Sigma, Phi Theta Kappa, Red Key, Ram-

a fev ADerican colleges lntroaluced.lthere lately. The A.merican col- j

letes carry out the same school.systeh as it is here. However, Missi

Cl"l Tl"*oBy MARY F¡ORENTINO

Red KeyThis spring, the Retl Key is

awarding four merit pins for out-statrding ext¡a currlcular actlvities.Two pins wìll go to the freshmanclass, one to a boy and one to a girl.Two pins will alSo be given to asophomore boy a¡d girl.

"Persons recelving these awardsdo not have to be members of theRed Key," Sue Sheehan, presidentof Red Key, stated

Nomination for election of offi.cers \¡¡ill be held May 19.

Retl Key is also sending to eachclub president a'form stating whatkind of booth they wish for tle RedEeI ee¡nira¡. these forEs sbouldbe reruraed to R€d Key presiden!'Mrs. Sheeha¡, within one weekafter receiving the forms.

Rambling CollegiatesThe Rambling Collegiates held

their first annual picnic last Thurs-day at Ash Grove in Roeding Park.The picnic was held in honor ofthe graduating Collegiates. Onehundred students attended. the pic-nic and the time \ilas spent playingvolleyball, baseball, and boating onthe lake.

Newman GlubThere will be a Newman Club

m€€riht tomorrow' at noon in B-8.!çominatioDs for officers for theclub fo¡ next year will be held attbe meeting. Bob Curran urges allmembers to attend the meetlng.

Exchanç llotesBy ELLA PAPAGNI

F¡tsta ¡slltl 3!LtEGD

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Pubüsheal weekly by the jou¡n¿ltsu students of tbe Fresor¡ Ju¡lorCollege, 1430 O Street, Fresno, Callfomia' and composetl at the Ce¡balC¿llforala Typog¡aphlc Servlce, phone 3-2320. Unslgnecl editorials arethe erpresslon of the etlltor. 4Þ¡,Eilltor..-.-.-.--... ...-.-----llaruo Ya.maokaAsslstant Etlltor ---.--.-.-- ......--Marga¡et SisnerosBuslness Manager. .--.--Jary BromfleltlSports Ealltor----.-------- -:-..-----.r------- DoneLt ShroyerA.tlvertlslng Manager---- ...............----..--3la¡che ÚllhahnAsslstant Atlvertislng Manager..-..... .-_---ßâ¡l Denoorjlan

Menbcr

Assocbled Colle6irle fte¡¡

Los Angeles Junior CoilegeFinal plans for the Loe .Angeles

Valley ùunior College's Spring Ft-esta haye been made.

'tr'iesta Queen wlll be selected bythe student body. The Fïesta willgive the students a cha.nce to gettogether for the last social eventu¡til school is out,.

Tbs q¡ee¡ will be crowned bytelevision star, Rosemary DeCamp,and rill later be her guest on herafteraoon teleyislon show..

Gollcgc of the SequoiasThe cu¡tain reDt down oD

lege of Sequoia's performance"Showboat."

The cast consisted of over 100students, who worked on the pro.ductlon for flve íronths.

The show was to have been themost succeÊstul of the flve COSlight operas €iyen in the paet.

Plcrcc Junlor CollegcFlnal plans for the fiftà annual

rounduD antì first valley lnt€r-col-lêgiate rodeo have been completedat the Pierce Junlor College.

The ¡odeo is scheduled to beginon Saturday antl Su¡tlay fro¡h 2p-m The studetrts will have achance to show tàetr skllls at therodeo.

Rampage StaffTo Hold Banquet

. The Ranpage staff of the trTesnoJunior College will hold thelr an-nual Banquet at the Belmont InnMay 20 at 7:30 p.m. Bernard .A-Sheppard, assistant professor ofjournalism at Frestro State College,will speak on "Journalistic Iloax-es." Entertainment will includepiano selections by Helen Embryand vocal solos by Robert Heppner.

Col-rof

Fathcr Own¡ 6ül Aq:¡I r¡iqg Rlvera's fatùer orns 6{X)! acres of laDal, of whlch rhe pr€s€Dt

ireglme, who call themselyes a rs,public, have taken ?5 ¡cres andgiYen to the so called poor.'Tfhatis hearbreaking," Miss Rlvera re-calls, "is the fact tåat the poor illit-erate people are not able to till theland'an(l it ls a conplete raste.

"Sudrlenly, they have been giventhis lantl and they have no know-ledge how to handle iL"

Education ls AngwerBoth Miss RiYera and her bro.

ther feel strongly that the answer iseducation, because they claim about75 per cent of the p€ople are illit.e¡ate.

"There is much unrest in Guate-mala, but I know once the peopleare educated to the proper valuesthe unrest will cease," the studeDtconclude-

Miss Rirera smili¡gly claims alove of the teachers here at FresnoJu¡ior College and the wonderfulhelp aud friendliness of her fellowstudents,

Four lnstructors

To Join Faculty

PEDRO ARMENDARIZ

THE TORCH

FEAÎURE NO. TWO

WAYNE MORRIS

The Fgrhting Lqwmon

FEATURE NO. THREE

guard.on the bâsketball team, andcompeted in the 880 on the trackteam- Ee also participated in thenusic assembly by singing andpf¡ying tle trumpet.

will major ln elect¡onics and minor i

in muglc. He also dreams of travel-tng a lot tn the firture.

TÍaller saitl that he thinks FJC,has the best faculty in a iunior co} |

lege qnd that he has really le¿¡ned:a lot here during his attentta.nce- |

I

In Paradise.- Eis future pla.ns are I

to attend Fresno State or llniversity Iof California in Berkeley, where he i

Sl¡art M. White,. president ofFJC, s¿id the three who ale trans-ferring from other schools ia the ¡

Flesno Unifiett School Dist¡ict a¡e I

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Estelo Rivero Wiil VisitFomily In Guotemolo

By NORA BARTONEstela Rivera, 23, a Fresno Jo¡-

ior College home economics Ea-jor, is homesick for her home inGuatemala,. but says she feels reluc-tant to leavelere in June when sheplaDs to visit her family there.

Miss Rivera has a brothe¡ hereattentling Xtesno State College antlsald tùey both agree tþat thls isintleed tàe land of opportunities.

The Fresno Junior College willadd fou¡ new members to its fac-utty i¡ September.

B- Ivan Belman, Dr. E-. Brett Xel-endy and tr'ranz .A- T9ei¡srlenk.Tte fourth, Audrey \. Little, isnow teaching typing and generalbusiness in the Reedle!¡ College.

'Whlte saitl , Belman will teachrade related subject+ inclutling in-tlust¡ial machlne shop, lnduBtrialp$sics, mechanical draftint andent¡neering.drasing in the trarleand industrial tlivisio¡-

Dr. Melendy wiII te¿ch r:nglish,philosophy anrl Ânerlcan history.Weinscheuk wlll also teach Englishand speech.

ÎÍping, shorths¡( business na-çhinss ¿¡fl grientation classes areon Xiss Little's pmg¡an-

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RAIAPAGE Thursdoy, Moy 13, 1954Poge Four

I AWS"To ElectI r"u officers

The .A,ssociated Women Studentsrill holtl their fall electlon of offi-cers next Monday and Tuesday.

Sue Sheehan, ,A.WS Presitlent'Êtateal that anyone who has notpetitionecl to run Yet, may do so

by obtaining a Petition from Vrs.Lena tr'uller, tr'JC registrar.

Qualificatlons to run are a "C"average, .A,WS membershfP card,

antl 35 signatures on the pelition.The petitions should be returnedto Mrs. Fuller no later than tr'ri-rlay afternoon.

The girls who alreadY have qual-

ified to run are President, LoreeBriggs and Ellen Tally; vice Presi-dent, Mary Brumfield and BeverlyBaird; secretary, MarY Lou Kol-stad and lva Hendrix; treasurer,Bonnie Warren, Susan Brantley,Dorotìy Ragsdale, and Janice BrY-ant; and historian, Lynn RIPe.

The election committee r¡¡ill con-sist of Mary Machado, ShirleY Mc'Laughlin, Gladine French, Pat StiU,Betty .A.ustin, SaUy Fritz, Betty Lee,Joy Hunt, Dolores \loya, Helen Em-bry, Phylis Martinez and DorothyMontez.

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ELECTION OFFiCIÃLS . . . The qbove siudents worked in the :ecent election. Front row:ÞãiStU. Bon:::e Worren, Vena Holt, Sc:d¡c Coak, crnd Bloncl:e-\âhohn. Sronding ore Stqn-

-ce Gonzqles, Molll- rrV:'l'qms, Jqmes \Mhite, Ferci Sicrrton, Tom Bcrrnett, Ken-cr:d Arqm Azcdicg:-

The nervly organized Latin amer'

icar social and cultural club has

elected Joe Gonzales, former stu-

Ce.t bodl tleasurer, President.P.am,o: Tapia became second rice

presidenr-

Al Ilerre¡a- !¡easurer, is takingcare of the membershiP drive.

FJC Will OfferVFT¡F

^-KAy I ra¡ntng

A. new prog¡am ¡6 ¡'qln f,-raytechnicians will be otfered at Fres-no Junior College tluring the 195{-55 school year.

President Stuart M. ffiite saidthe Fresno City Boartl of Etlucationhas approved the two year course.The curriculum is deslgned to glvetìe student the necessa¡y back-grou¡d for apprentieeship trainlngand rlso to qualify hlm for en -A-4,

degFee.

Kenneth M. Hald, who wlll be incharge of the new progmm, sa"idthe students Eaioring in the X-rayfiekl will taLe practical work aslaboratory trainees in radiologylaboratories affiliatetl with F'JC.Hald said that aJter the studentrvorks for one year as a t¡ainee hewill be eligible to take the stateboard. examination for registrationas a licensed X-ray technictan. tr'JCvill also offer a pre X-ra tecb'nician major for students planningto transfer to a four ye'ar collegeor university iû oraler to obtain aBA degree.

IIald said the new Protram shouldbe especially useful to er-service'men who learned X-ray tech¡iquesi¡ the armed forces but who need

the associate of arts degree.

Navy Docks OnFJC's Campus

The Naval Ar:a'lion Caclet Offi-

cers from tìe t-S- \aval Àir Sta-

tioù in OalilacC çill visit the cam-pus on l\faS 19 from I a.m. to 2 P.m-to talk to prospective students.

LCDR åshmore and Lt. Gross-

officers, slll erplain the opponc-:-ties the \asaÌ Aviation Cadet P:o-gram offers to iDterest Young Ee:desiring to be naval aviators.

THIS WEEK'S Joe GonzolesCALENDAR LA Prexyñtay

14-lnter Varsity Christian Fel-lowship, B-11, noon.

1LA.A. Degree D¡nner' TheHut, 8 p.m,

ã)-lnstallation of Fall Offi-cers, Memorial Auditorium'11 a,m.

LRampage Banquet, Bel-mont lnn, 7:30 P.m,

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