) Be B¡g Feature At FJC NexfDance, Home Gam9 P|P.î1""9H

The Junlor Chanber of Com'

merce ts sPonsorlng Fregno Ju¡lorCoitege's, flrgt annual Ram Week

from November 1 to the 5, cllmax'mlng football8 P.m' tn B'at'he uudefeated

'West Contra Costa Junlor College

Ram Week. The luncheoP wag at'tendeal. by Dean Lee, FJC studentborty Dreelatent, a,Dd States Hines,FJC Rom 'Week committee chalr'mtn.

Other student members are Bob

Morley entl Karlo Demoorjian, rallyco¡nmittee chalrman.

The Junlor Chamber of Com-

merce courmittee conslsts of Ted

Saulie, chalrnan' Dick Bressler,Basil Mayes, and Bernle Sllvas.

Saulte sald hls gxouf, will m€et

with the student committee to workout the details. The Junlor Cham'ber of Oommerce will ask the may'or to lssue a Proclamatlon.' FJc wlll Present a Pro8¡am hlgh'

li8htlng Rom Week tlurlng the

weekly Llons Club lunchçon Tues'day noon of Ram Week ln the Ho'tel Californian. FJC Preslalent StrI'art M. Whlte, member of the club,will lntroduce football coaches

Wetttenhoefer, RaY McCar-

thy, and Joe KellY, antl C- Lowell

Spencer, rnuBlc instructo& whose

students wlll present several nun'bers.

Queen Wlll Rclgn

 queeu wlll be chòsen to reignover the ilrince, T¡htch wlll bq heltlafter the football game, at 'Wash'

ington Junlor Hlgh's. audltorfum'The football t€am u¡ill nomlnate

eleven..Memberc

Commercea luniheon

ot the Chamber ofvoted unanlmously etlest week to sPon6or

four coeds, end the que€n *lll be

elected bY the stuttent botlY.iuis footbell gaEe wtll be tùe

second home Same of the aoasorl

and one of the three ln Fresno.There wlll be a rally ThurËalsy,

Novenbdr 4 at 11 e.m. In tbe Free-nó'Memorfal Âuclltoriun. Demoor'jian is tn charge of anaogements.PoB pomg wlll be sold alt week be'fore the game. E:veryone ls esk€dto wetr whlte, DeEoorjlan scld'

Forms Are SenfLittle Ram Appears

At Modesto GameWlth a rooüng section of more

than 100 F-resno Juntor CollegB

students a¡tl the new temporêry

nascot, "S&m'B Son," FJC came

through wlth a well-eaned victory'ln Modesto lest Frt'lay nlght'

.,Sam,s Son,,' whose fatber is

day nlght's game' "Sam's Son'rr-as ¡

handled bY thq rallY men or 'Ë'JU' I

whose chalrtnen ar€ Ra'Y Tekek- |

Jlan antl Norman Wllliams'

"Congratulations to those Í'JC

stuilents for naking thls sêcontt at-

tempt to charter a bus a success'

ful one,' ¡emarkecl Karlo Demoor'

JIan, chalrnan of the rallY com'

-it[e". Åll the ttckets were sold'

iranz .À. Welnschenk and Dr' El-

tlred J. ReDk were the sPonsors'

FJC was also rePresente'l bY the

pep band and majorettes, who Per-

formed half tlme actlvlties'

rnEsilo Jtttl0n 001LE8E To Clubs ForCarnival Booths

Club presÍdents and rep¡esenta'tlves fron nearlY all camPus clubs

met x¡ith committee members ofthe Rett KeY YesteldoY to Plan forthe Red KeY Carnival ln the Me-morlal Auditorlum, November 19'

Sue Sheehan, choirman of theprlzes commlttee, satal that formefor the booths w€re sent out to clubpresldents laÊt week. These foneare required to be 1¡ bY November1.

Committee cbalrnen for the car'nival are Martin Isler, general

cbalrman; Sue Sheehan, Prlzechalrman; BeverlY Baird, flnancechairman; -Art TaYlor and JfmFortl, booth constn¡ctlon chalrnen;and Jin Rlnger, PublicitY chelnmah. EÞnest H. V/olf, faculty epon'sor and 'finance; Merle L. Sons,

booths; PhiltP D. Smtth, Pub\tcitY;,and Dr. Rolf Ordol, Retl KeY spon'

'U8T¡sIICD ¡Y IIIE ASSOCI.A¡ED 5¡UDENÍ¡

FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 NO. ó

Principals AndSpensors To Be

FJCjs Guests

nesdaY from 6 to 7 P'D'

' WtUa Marsh, the committee chair'roan sá;id lnvltaticlns þave been

eent to 63 princlpals and spousors'

Edihor Quìts;Copul ChieÍ

Ma¡J¿ret iernandez, former edl'

tor of ttre Rampege, bas Ì¡lthdraì'nfrom ichool due to lllness'

Her successor, Alfred Copue' a

graduate of Clovts llith School'thas been busy on the last tvo ecll'

tioDs fitling.the very capable shoes

of ìlrs. Iler¡andez. Copus was edi'

tor of the Cougar's Growl, the Clov-

ALPHA GA,MMÃ, sI lt;:l:row), Glcdys loPPl i, lo"p!, President; Dorot How-Morcelli. trec¡surer;

Êor.

Foculty Club ElectionCommitlee ApPointed

Miss Kate Darling of the FresnoJunlor 4ollege Ðaculty C¡ub prêsl-

dent has appointed the nonluatlngcoEmlttee to select a new Pre8i-dent.

The members of the co¡omltteeare Miss Ethel McCormack, chalr'man; StonleY Bennett, a¡tl WalterRtilge.

crd Drcke, G<dI Home¡, ctnd BoYd Deel'

FJC To Make P¡rafes walk PlankSam lll Retirês;Mascot Wanted

Due to contlltlons beyond ourcontrol, Sam III won't be around to

be FreBDo Junior College's mescot'

Sa^m III wlll take hls restlngin hls grazlng lan<l.

Dean Lee, the student body Pres'ldent, ¡aid we &re trYlng to get ablack ram for the school's mascot'

"If we can't get a black one,is Hlgh paper. lwe'll setge for a, whlte one," stated

the new sports editor ts Sltl Cow'I ¡.ee. Ite also sald that after we

an, former student of Fresno Hish I acqulre Sam IV, we woultl llke to

School. lh"oe tot"one take care of hlm'

STARTING TINEUP FORFRESNOÑAME

THE FRESNO.IYIODESTOPORTERV¡LLE

Rams Are Hof;Porterville Next

The Fresno JC Ra,ms, who se€m

to have an appetite for Plrates, wlllfintl themselves In Porte¡vllle Sat-

urday night for'a t<i'around wlththe Portervllle Junlor Collcge PI¡'ates. The Rams crughed the Mo'desto JC Plrates last FrldaY even'lng in a 33-? ftel<l <laY.

The comlng game wlll be Playetlin the new stadium, whlch ls tÞepride of Portervllle. The atadinm'which ls on lltghway 65 one mileÊouth of town, heË the sêatlng ca'pacity of 6,500 fans.

Portervllle, ln the cellar at Pres-ent, will be meeting the Rams wltho few tnjurecl Players' À:nong themwill be Kenny Duncan, who wasinJured ln practice, antl Dlck FTee-

mon, also Injuretl. Both men wlllbe out of the game.

Wlne Thrcc; Loees Two

Wayne (Retl) Ee¡illn¡ Plrates'head coach, has elreaalY leal hi6

Bquatl to wlns over Eaxtngll, Sant¿Maria, autl Coallnga. Noue ot thesewere league 8aEeF. Tbe Portervilleclub hae been downed thls season

by Yubs a¡tl College of the Se'quolas. I{a¡illn plaus to t¡tilI¡e hlsfoxy quorterbeck, DIch tcBrtile'who was all co¡¡ferende last Yea¡.

Ton Flores, wùo ls â, froshne'B atJC, seens to be worth hts 165

Bounds in gold. Ee could well be

colløal the ÈalD gegr tù¡t noveethe Fresno squaö across the grtd'Inot.

JC Students Make

Dance Big Successbhe "Witches' waltz,r''þPonsored

by the Associated l\ien 'Stutlents,

w1s helil Saturday -fn tbe Marlgold

Bailroom, I

"It was one of the most succesB-

ful cla¡cÞs ln the hlstory of f'resno

Junlor College," said Jackson Car'ty, an AMS advlser. "Over 200 stu'dents attenaled the danoe, f,'JO stu'dents are showlng more entbus'

iasm ln school dancee tha¡ ever

before."The Echo'ettes fu¡nlshed muslc

for the dance, whlch contlnued

from 9 to 12:80 P.mr The daDco

fe¿turetl 6Dort or c&6uol Feer'

Sponsor¡ for the da,Dc€ Tere

Er¡et S¡nlth, Kenneth llald, end

Cfüy. îhe Al[6 oenmtttee coqsist'ed of E¡e¡t Freobau, Prtrldent,BoyC Dcel, ¡nö Ronetd Covlello:

CATENDAR OF, THE WEEK

October 2812 noonNlcei Club' S-10.Freahman CIaee, B-9

October 2912 noon ' t

Chrlctlan FcllowchlP' 933Vcterane Club' B'9Collcglat€t, B-10

Octobcr 31

8 p.m:FJGPortcrvlllc eamç, PoÉcr;vlllc.

Novembcr 212 noonft lly Mtêtlnþ' E.l5

NovctñbGr 412 noonFBLA; B€

1l r'.m¡Rrlly, Mcmorl¡l Audltodwn

Novirnüc¡^6FJG-Cont¡¡ Cort¡ SnoroHAVA,¡G Ä GOOD TIME'ct the.fMS--dcrrce lcst Sq(urdcv

ä'Ëäi.'tiõrtt, ¡¿dõõ"t-cr,¿ oon Kloppenburg' Chcnles

Rolliíf. cs¡d.Dqlene Grenlell'

I

Sctu¡dcy

hrbüsù€d weekly by tùe Jou¡¡¿ticm stualents ol thq Fresuo JunlorCoDege 1480 O St¡ecL Fresno, Caltlo¡lla, and conposed at the CentralCa'UfoFIs Tylpg¡ophlc Servlce, phone 3-3001. Unsl8ned edltorlels arethe exD¡tsstou of tle cdttor.

EDITOR8PORT8 EDITORBUSINESS MANAGER UARY BRUMFIELD

CIJ lln*oAlpha Gamma Slgme

, The ÀIpha Garnme Sl8ma lnltlat-ed 16 members Í'rldaY nlght ln ecerenoiy l¡ tùe Eamble Inn. NeilraI¿ooney, Presldent, wù ln cherge ofthe cçremony, asslstetl by Joe Mar-celli, treasurer; Glladys Popp, sec.rete¡Jr, and Dr. Rolf Ortlal, facultyadvlser.

Tbe etutlents who were invltetlwere Gull Horner, Margaret Schott,Dorothy R¿gstlale, Howard Drake,Ronald. Liles, CoralYn SherfeY'Perry fbster, Kirkor Mlnaslan,Ruth Osterhouse, Jane Kobashl,f'ranceg Towry, Sue Sheehan, BoytlDeel, Judy Long, Etlward Rlscheantl Willia,n'Weafer.

Rambling GollegiatcsThe Rambltng Collegiates Dow

t;avø 27 members ln thelr clubìTen-tatlve social events include a hay'rlde, skatlng party, antl a faehlonshov. A ftelil t¡iP is also beingplanned fo¡ members to San tr'ran-cisco. There will be a cake sale i¡the naln hall thts week. The nextmeetlng wtll be held tomorrow lnS-10 at noon. hesldent Sue Shee'han invltes everyone to attend themeeting.

, FBLAThe tr'r¡ture Businegs Leadere of

Âmerica were hostesses to a guesti:i¡ãiiaéi'ïf¡it'lhtrlsttäi. {ÌiÌi' bpeak-er, who was tr'ranklln KDaBP, Jr.,spoke on insurahce, inclutllng ln-sura,nce rates anal what comPanlesexpected of thelr smPloYees.

. The ¡ext FBr.a Doetlng wlll beheld the first Thursatcy in Novem'ber.

Frc¡hman Gl¡scÀ meeting wlll be heltl today at

12 p.m. tn B-9 to plan a student bodydance D€cenber 10 ln the MarlSoldBa.llroom.

States Etnes, the freshman Presl.tlent, wlll appolnt t committee tomaJre arra¡gements for the dance.' Ph¡ Thcta KappaPbt Thet¿ Kappa will meet todaY

at 11 tn B-1 to plan tnltlatlon cere'mönles for new members, who wlllbe invlted f¡om a llst of studeDtswho uade g B average or betterdurlng tàe Sprtng semester.

Dr. E. Brett Melently, ¿tlvleer,s¡Lt 68 etudents Doìr ür Echool m€ttùe soholestlo requlre¡trents. IIow'evef, SoEe of them. already aremembers oi tle club.

Nl¡cl ClubThe Nieet Club wlll meet toalay

at 18 In S-i0. The offlcers whowete recently elected l¡rclutle MackSa¡wo, preslalent; Klmi Tokubo,vtce'presldent; Rtcky Yagure, re'cordlng Becrets,ry; MarY Waile,corrospondlng secr€terY; Àklra ToEubo, tre¿Eurer; Joseph Ka"Elmotoeud .J¿ne Kobashl, hietôrtans ahtlEirna TakeucLl, PubllcltY chalr'na¡. The faculty advlse¡ ls MerlamTèrvo,

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NAÀTPAGE

:. IZUMI FT.'JIMOTO'... Foreignstudent

Lor Angelcr Vallcy Collcgo 'Roborta Llnn, famous vocallet,

made an appe&r&nce et the I¡.!\ Yal-ley College's aaeenbly lsst week.

Mlsg Llnn made her appea¡eDc€wlth a three plece trio. Thls wssher second appe&r&Dce at the col-lege.Frc¡no State Collcge

The Fresno St¿te College's StgoaPl fraternlty aponsored a Roarlng20's Dance last Frialay nltht.

One of the nlne candldates .pre-

sented by the varlousof the college was plcked for tùeF oremost tr'lapper of '54.Modc.to JG

Students from the Modesto Jun-lor Cpllege hclil s 99 cents car woshlast q¡eek on the cenDus.

P¡oceeds from thls wlll help ile-fray expensee for the trlp the bantlwlll t¿ke ln Deconber to Pasadena,

clude Dean Lee, Nedra LooDey,Brent Fteeman, f'red llall, JimRlnger, and Bob Morley.

Rlnger was elected central r€g-lonal parliamentarlan for tÀe Asi-lomar conference at the Satt¿

Oetobcr 28, t954

CHESTER S. GARRISON. . . À,dvcrrced ¡qdio instn¡c'tor

Garrison lnstructs

TV, Radio CoursesChester Gfarrlson lg ln his flr¡t

semester here at l'JC, teechlngradlo and televlslon.

"Cbet," as he le calletl by most ofhls students, has never teught ina publlc school before, but is dolnga wonderful job of lnstructlng lns-8.

G¿rrlson is a veteran ol the Mar-ine Corps, whe¡e he served for slxyears. Two of those slx years werospent as a fltght preparatlon la-structor for Ma¡ine avlators.

"I came by that Job'46 a Yolun-teer. They volunteeretl me," ståtedGanlson.

Clarrlson, who ls marrled, ls re-sltllng at 4346 Brentwood St¡eet i¡Fresno.

FJC RAMPAGENews Etlltor .......¡[¿ry Aan FlorentinoAsst. Bus. Mer. ...--..8¿rbara .W'llklDso¡

Feature Eautor --.............-.-:S[a p¿p's.gnlAalv. Mgir. .......--.....-.-.Ka,rlo Demoorjla¡Asst. Adv. Mgr. .....-...--....Jeck Ea.irtul&nNatl. Aalv, MBr. -....---..-...--:.-Betty LeePhotog¡epher -......--..R¿Iph Throneberry

RMPREEruÍrgD¡um

ALFRED COPUSstD cowAN

Veterons AskGoodQuesf ion

Mrs. Louise Mu¡phy, veterans'secretery, salal the Dost commonquestlon askeal by the veterans en-

rolled ll FJC tg 'Vhen tlo I get mycheck?" Sfude nI From

Mrs. Murphy satd tùe answer to | ¡ ¡'r I o

::l', il'::*"*i"::ii"ili"* ;*: lH I r o s n I m q,

tenber 20, and whose enroltment | f,'resno Junlor College thls year. I -. - I -papers were recerved rn rhe Resion- | r" *". born rn the unted states | 5 i x 5g lgctgd Toal Offlce on or before October 1,

I an<l ltveal here un¡l he was six, and I ^should receive their seplemberl;*"iä. hrs parents went'bacil Repfesent FJCchecks by october

^- ^^- I to Jepan. He ftnlsheat hlgh school I slx

""n""rentailves were selected

2- Yeterens enrolled t"l:^tîjtT ln rtiroshtma, Japa¡, where the 1." ,o" .irää"iîäï"ät to represenrtember 20, but whose

-enrollT,"]_r larom bomb was ftrst used tn World lr;d;-il;;;"rJi"u conferencepapers are recelved in the Resion'lwar rr, anal then he cÒhe backläiioä"cäìi,"ääî.",".Juntor Col-at offlce by october t;.l::t-u.11-l,o tlis counrry fn 1e4e. 1i""" ir"ã"il óãr".ìi-c*"î¿,*_"itceive checks withln 30. tlavs fol'l ne shrted here at FJC tn 1961,1;ä.;#;är"iJi"-"" Novemberlowing reielpt of enrollment naÞ'| uut was drafted L vear rater rnto l;.ii. -----

scbool and that ts what most of1. Vetera¡s whosè enmûments lthe studeuts are looklng forward

are recelved ln the Regfonal Offtce l1s.not leter than October 14, ehould I We now tu¡n the clock aheadrecelve thelr checks for comblned I to a more serlous date, whlch comesSeptember anrl October payments lon November 11. Thts is yeteraus,not later than November 5. Day; which falls on a Thursalay. It

2, If en¡olln€nts a¡e recelved in I ls a legel hollday, where everyoD€the Regional Offlce between Oc- | wtll be downtown looklag at thetober 15 antt 23, checks sþould a^r- | paraile.rlve ûot late¡ than November 10; I Now we come to the day vhe¡eIt recelved, between October 24atd,leveryone wlll ha,ve tu¡key, anil it30, cbecks should arrlve Dot later lis Tba¡ksglving .on November 2b,than November 15. the celeb¡atlon of the la¡iltng of

Small deþys occaslonally occur. lthe Pllgrlms et Plymouth Rock.Should Daynents, therefore, not be I Thenksgivln8 ls e day Dut asldeforthcomlng exactly ln accordance I to gtve thanks. Stutlents get Nov-wlth thls schedule it ls requestetl I ember 26 as q holltlay too.that a g¡ace perlod of a few deys I Everyone's attention tB shtfteatbe allowed before initlatlng an ln- | from Thanksglvlng to a day evcry-quiry. The invarlably flne ,coopera-lone observes. It's th¿t tlne of thetlon extendeil ln Dast yearg is at¡l¡ I yea¡ when people are full of joy. Itrequested. lg Chrlstme8, anal that ls another

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Ralrs, On Tercor Spree, Desfroy P¡

FJC Crushes Kelly Io Sf orf FJC Tennis ï,eamNow ln Process

MJC, 33 -7,ln Modesto

By 9lD COWAN

Hoop PracticeJoe Kelly, head basketball coscb,

an¡ouuced tbat the basketball prac'llce wlll start Novenber 1 from 5

to ? p.m. at Yosemite Junlor Htgh

The returnlng lettermen a¡e

For tbe flrst tlne in trteenoJunlor College's history, a conpetl'tlve tennls tean ls pla,nneal by Dea¡L&raetr, the teDnls cosch.

The¡e have been EeYeral meet'lnts to <lote to fornr a team.

Some of the stualents ln comPeti'tive te¡¡ls are Leo Parher fmmMaderq tr'ra,Dce¡ Chow from Pltt¡'burg, and Autlrey Chillnterlan.

Severel other students a,re in tbeprocoss of signhg up for the, team.

Larsen ststeal that if other JC'awant to play, t¿mes wlll be avall'able wtth the FJC's tennis teen.IIe also stateal that he could usema¡y more gtudents for the team.

Those lnterestetl shoulal coutactLa¡sen or Paul Starr, FJC ethletlcdlrector, tor further lnformatlon.

A Reminder To VeterqnsA reminder to veterens attendlng

Fresno Junlor College under PubllcLaw 550: Don't forget to sl8rt Yourmonthly certiflcation .' (F'orm 7-

1996a) between the f and 6 ofNovember' in order to recelve Yoursubsistence for the period October1 to 31.

Ram PersonalityThe Ran Personallty of the week

ls sophomore Allan Eildred, whoplays left guard on trhe Ram footb¡IlteÈm and who has shown outstand'ln8 performance ln evetY Sauro 8o

far this season.

COMING GA'YIESFOR GRIDIRON

'I'TENNov. 5 -.--..-.--..----'West Contra CostaNov. 13..--:.--San Ber¡ardino ValleyNov- 25-.-.-.----------..-.---Reeillev JC

over oD the Motlesto 47 due.to abail kick bY Plrate quarterbâckGary Norvell. Six PlaYs later, Ba'ber shook off a few Modesto PlaYersand legged hls way 26 Yards to PaY

dirt. Larry Kapriella.n nacle good

the try for the extra Point.In the secontl quarter Flores

ftipped a 20 Yard Pass to Snyderfor the secontl TD. Ealtlie Jordan'sattempt for the converslon was notgoorl. The half ended wlth the score19-0, Freeno.

Iu tàe thlrd Perlod, Fresno re-covered ¡i fumble on the Pirate 34

yard line. Two Plays later foundFendorak in the encl zone on therecelving end of a 31 Yard Passhurled by tr'lores. The score was26-0 after Snyder klcketl the extrapghtr' Piratce Score

Modesto's- JerrY lrons sDeekedover from the tr'resno one yard llnein tìe tìlrd quarter for thø onlyMotleeto score. Thls cane to beafter frtns passed hls way for 77

yartls ln 10 plays. Mode'sto's extrapotnt was nade bY Dtck RalPh.

The Rame. seenlnglY'thlrsty forPtratê blootl, got busy in the fourthquarter a¡d breezed along for 57

yartls until they hit the Modestoend-zon€. The score was nade ona pitchout from tr'lores to SnYderou the four yard llne. SnYder alsoconvørtetl, aDd_ the scoreboa¡d readtr'resro 33, Motlesto 7, flnal score.

'The f'resno Junlor Collete Ramsgot back tn the win column agalnby t¡ounclD8ì Motlesto Junlor Col'lege 33-? at Motlesto last FrttlaYnight. Other scores over the weekend were as follows: COS overTaft 33-?, Reetlley over Cltrus 20'7'and Fortervtlle over Coallnga 19'13.

The FJC offense ls beglntrlng toJeIl along wtth the lmprovements

.',in defenslve play, I hope thls con-tinues when we meet Portervillethls Saturtlay nlght tn Porterville'snew stådium south of the TuleRiver bridge.

Our game wlth Po¡terville wlll bethe maln feature of their stadiumdedlcetion Progran. I hoPe we willdo our part in making the event ¿

sucðessful mllestone for bothschools lnvolved.

rThe playe¡s tlet ileserve ¿ lot ofcredlt for their 'ftne PefforEa,trCeagafnst Mottesto âre as foUows:To¡[Ey lllores, lgm pleo c.!

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TOASTE "rWhat cigarette do college students go for?

According to the latest, biggest coast-to-

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other brands. And'once again, the No' 1

reanon is better tastê. Of cor¡rse Luckies

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FACUTW WOftTEN'S CIUB HO1DS CANASTA PARTY

Women VeterânsTotal 2 A¡ FJC

Only two of the 4?0 veterans reg'lstered for fall senester classes atFresno Junior College under pro'vlslons of fetleral subslstence ls,wsare womeu.

They are Mrs, Petrlcla EverlY, 21,

3¿33 Ctliton Âvetrue, antl Mrs. Ros-onne B. H&uga,D, 23, 6272 ShleldoAvenue, Àpà,rtment ll.

Mrs. Everly wae a, marl¡reone yeaf, ststloneal at'Cherry Polnt,N. C. She ls now majorlng ln PsY.chology tnd fs tåEtng one nlthtcþss, :En6ltsh funtlame4tals, andfour day courses, phychologY, soc-lology,.phtlosoíny and algebra. Herhusba,nd ls a ¡'resno Stete Colletestudent.

Mrs, Ilaug&n, who ls a buslnessmaJor, was lir the Wonen's .AlrForce for 21 months, sta'tloned lnf,''t. Worth, Texas. She ts taklngthree _night classes, accountlng,ecoDomlcs, and a Bpeclal class forsecretaries preparl¡g for the na'tlonal certifþd professlonal sec'retarlal examlnatlon.

Prlzes were aWa¡ed to tbe wlnnerof each canesta. t¿ble. The wlnnerswere Mrs. Whlte, Mlss Yera Perk-fne, Mrs. PhyUis Sp,encer, Mrs.Myltus Shoemake, Mlss MerlanTervo, and l\[¡s.

^nns Q¿þsl.

RÄLPH TROSI...FJC'sgcndener

THE ¡NNERS of the field tricls crt the press conference held ct Reqtley crg, lqft to right, Pcrtspo¡ts, from Roosevelt High in Fresno;ede; Dcnrid Kim, sports, frorn ReedleyHigh Sctrool; Alf¡ed Copus, news,

ncrr, fecrture, from Scrrger High.

Ralph Trosi TakesCare Of Flowers

^â,h! Ah! Don't Dlcts thoee flow-er¡! We're referrlng to oll. thosebeautlful flowers g¡owl¡g aloDg thef,'JC campus whlch are due to th€hard work ol .a custodla¡, R¡lpbTroeL

Trosl, who haË the ga¡denlnttlutles . on the campus, has beeuhere for 'ten a,nd a half yèa¡s.

-Copus ÏokesFirst ln NewsWriting fesf

Â.lfreal Coups, the new etlltor of

the Rampage, won ff¡st Place iD

the iews wrlting contest in the a¡-nual fall conference for Fre¡uoCountY regfon of the San Joaquln'Valley Scholastic Press Àssocla'

tion at Reetlley last SaturdaY'

Copus Is majorlng ln general edu'

caiion and mlnoring ln Journallsm'IIe attended the Clovls Union HlBhSchool and waq ehitor of tùe school

newspaDer.Ftesno Junior College w&s lep'

¡egented !Y ShirleY Mclgughlinanrt Leona¡al RoEelo fröE the year'

book stsff; Jewel Golston, Elleanor

Flanco, Copus, autl RalDh Thorne'

berry fron tàe R¿mPaBe. Franz A'Welnschenk, ÞPonsor of ttre Year'book, sccompa¡letl the group'

f.telil coDteÊts in Journallstlcwrlttng were get uP and suPervlsed

by iourualists from Fresno State

College tn etlltorial, feature, sports,

and news'writlng. Those vrho dldnot enter the contests had an oP'

portunitY to see the Yearbook ond

newspaper exhlbits' À luncheon fol'lowed end afterwards awards were

marle bY John Duke' of trbesno State'College.

Three Junlor colleges and 18 hignschoots were tnvtted to participetein the confereuce. Entertalnmentve6 ptovldeal bY ReedleY gtudents

iD thq college audltorlum.

The tr'¡esuo Junlor College tr'acu.

Ity 'Women's Club heltl a dessert

caJrast& Darty at the home of Dr.

Luclle Wllflans.The hostesges wens Dr. Wllllans,

Mrs. Ealna lla¡tley and Mrs. IlaKing, e former Í'JC faculty member.

Mrs. Stuart, Whlte, Mrs. Vlrgt¡laKen¡edy, a¡tl Mrs. Mary WhaleD

were g¡regts present at the party.

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