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THANKSGIVING

FJC Students Plan Social Events

AIfrødc Bo¡ton

tr'resno Junior College will be

host to approximately 400 delegatesfor the 20th biannual conference ofthe California Junior' College Stu-dent Government Association tobe helcl in Fresno today throughSaturday.

.Joseph W. King, a"ù F'JC studentcouncil adviser and the state fac-ulty coordinator of the organiza-tiou, said the purpose of the con-ference is to prepare stude¡its tocope wlth political problems whichwill confront thep in the futurea,ntl to instill sound ideas of govern-ment.

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James H. Ring-,irririi

er, an FJC stu-::i

d.etrt and theganlzation's

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Bqrbcra Wilkinson

CICSG CONFERENCE CATENDARTODAY12:00- 6:00 p.m.-REGISTRATION.-...---.----.Callfornian I{otel Mezzanlne6:30- E:30 p.n.-WELCOME B.A,NQUET-..--.--...-.-........--.....EnD!re Room8:30- 9:00 p.n.-STEERING COMMITTEE-...-.-.....-...--.----....-:..-Oak Room

[0:00 p.m.-l:00 a.m.--GET ACQUAINTED DÀNC8....-..--.-.Empire Room

TOMORROW?:45- 8:30 a.n.-BREAXF.A"ST FOR STUDENT BODY

PRESIDENTS ood Room?:45- 8i45 a.n--BREAKF.AST F'OR DEILEGATES,

ADVISORS --Emplre Room9:00- 9:30 a.n.---GENERAL ÂSSEMBLY ...--Emplrs Room9:30-10 : 30 g..n-WORKSHOPSI : 30-10 : 30 a.n.-ADYISORS' MEETING-.-.---.Royal Room, Hotel Sequoia

\:15- 1:15 p.n.-LUNCHEON -..--..-----,.-..---.---..---.---..Enpire ,Roomr : cdltÈSüÊ p.rú.-W0RKsdOPs'

--Empire Room6:00- ?:15 p.m.-DINNER -.--..-----....

7:30- 8:00 p.n.-SECTIONAL MEETINGS8:15- 9:45 p.n.-GENERAL ASSEMBLY .----Empire Room

10: 00 p.m.-l: 00 a.m.-ENTERTAINMENT ÀNDDANCE ..---....-Empire Room

SATURDAY8:00- 9:00 a.n.-BRE-AI(FAST FOR DEIJEGATES,

ADVISORS --Empire Room8:00- 8:45 a.m.-BRE^A.KF.A.ST FOR STUDENT BODY

PRDSIDENTS -...-----------..---.-..-----.--..-.---..--.Redwood Room9 : 30-11: 30 a.m.-GENERÂL ASSEMBLY--.---.--.---...-----.---.----Empire' Room

12:00- 1:30 p.m.-FIN.A.L LUNCHEON, INST.ÀLLATIONOF OFFICERS --.---..-..------.- Empire Room

1:30- 3:00 p.n.-JOINT COMMITTEE MÐETING WITH HOSTSCHOOL FOR NEXT SEMESîER

Spring Semester ElectionPlans Begin December 5

By BOBBIE BURTONF retl Hall, the chairman of tr'res-

no Junior College's election com-mittee, a¡nounced the FJC's stu-denf council will begin lts sPringsemester election procedures De-cember 5.

Although F JC freshmen solvedthe problem of more thau onecamprur by electing tv/o sêts ofofficers, the FJC student bodyelection committee decided theschool will have only one set ofspring semester student officers.

Hall announced the troup votedto hold elections on both the mainand the Fresno State College cam-puses on successive days.

Voting DaysHall stated students on the main

campus will vote January 10 a¡dstudents on the tr'SC campus onJanuary 11. Both elections ùill befrom 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The maincampus election will be in themain office and the tr'SC votingwill be next to the tr'JC library.

The committee a.:rnounced can-diates for 10 offlces may file petl-tfons until Decembe¡ L The com-mittee will meet December I a¡d12 to approve or reject appllcationsand will lþst the approved list ofnominees the next day, when offi-

"i"1 sqmpalgnlng will begfn-

Ca¡didates will be introduced ata nominations assembly at 11 a.m.Januàry 5 in the trlesno MemorialAuditorium. Other nominationsmay be made from the floor, butIlall saitÌ such candidates will haveto secure petitions. Each nomineemust have a minimum of 35 signa-tures of stud.ent body members.

Revote DatesIf no nominee leceives a ma-

jority of votes, a revote will beheld January 13 from 8 to 11:30a.m. on the man campus and fromnoon to 3:30 p.m. on the FSCcampus.

Students will vote for a presi-dent who will take over Bert Ere-man's post, a vice president, asecretary, a treasurer, and six rep-resentatives at large'on the studentcouncil.

The new' officers will be iDstall-ed at anottrer assembly January 17in the auditorium.

Requinements For OfficersCandidates for office must have

attended tr'JC one semester beforethey assume office except nomi-nees for president must have at-tended two semesters. -A,Il candi-dates must be carrying at least 12units with a C average and , mustbe a student body member. Theymust not be on probation,

Assemblyran SpeaksAt Welcom¡ng Banquet

Social activities planned for delegatés to the CaliforniaJunior College Student Government Association Conferencein tr'resno, November 17 to 19 include dancing, a banquet,

CAI.ENDAROF THE WEEK

NOVEMBER17-12 noon - Cbr.letlan Fellorr' 6hfÍt,'S1g - r& "r '

17-19-Central Cal-ifornia JuniorCollege Student GovernmentAssociation Gonference, Cali-îornian Hotel

22-11 a.m. - Student Council,s1012 noon - Red Key, S10

23-í0 a.m. - Christian Fellow-ship Cake Sale

2rt--Than ksgivi n g Vacation1 p.m,

- Football (NationalPolytechnic vs. FJC

ident, said t bconference s esions wlll be losrphrII.Kingmodeled after the state legislatureand the United States Congress.

'Workshop chairmen lncludeJohn Vasquez, E,ast Contra CostaJu¡lor College, studeDt tovern-ment; Robert Barber, Eartnell Col-lege, finance for schools wlthbudgets ovel $25.,000; A¡thonyPolsky, Menlo Junior College, fl-n&nce for schools with butlgeùsunder $25,000i Jani'óe Spanke, Col-lege of the Sequoias, campus a,c-

tiYitles; Richard Duffey, El Ca.mino College, publicatlons; andManuel Aranda, East Los AdgelesJunlor Collegis,,at¡letlcs:

'Workshops will present pro-posals to voting delegates at ageneral session Saturday, Bert Ere-man, student body president, andEdgar 'Wilkins, rally committeechairman, a¡e the voting delegatesfor F-JC.

Ringer witl be assisted by threeregional vice presidents, Dawn Lo-berg, Napa Junior College, nor-thern; Donald Hergert, Taft Col-lege, central; and Paul Comi, ElCamino College, southern.

breahfasts, and luncheons.,A welcoming banquet is scheduled for 6:30 p,m. tonight in

the Empire Room of the Caüfor-nlan Hotel. Stuart M. White, presl-

dent of F resno Junlor College, wlllintroduce State Assemblyúan Don-

DjDq$g rof- Walnut,=9reek.,. -

-Other speakers will ' lricluate'

James Rlnger, an FJC student andstate president of the organiza-tion. Fred Hall, the vice presldentof the FJC student body, will betoastmaster.

A get acquainted dance will fol-low the evening sessions of theconference, Pllen Niere, chairmanof the an'angement committee, saidthe affair will be semi-formal andthat flowers and buttonaires willþe provided þV r&e social commit-

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BUSY LITTLE PEOPLE - Shown mciling progrroms for the stcte junior college conferencegr9, leJt_ to- right, Jesse Albritten, Esmcrel Velcsquez, Elecrnor Frcrnco, Bert

-Eremcrr, crnd

JoÄnn Monfort. .

Tf,ESIIO JTIXIOI COIT.EGE

flMPREEPublished'weekly by the iournalism students of the Fresno Junior

College, 1430 O Street, Fresno, California, and conrposett at the CentralCalifornla Typo8¡aphic Service, phone 3-3001' Unsigaed editoriâ'ls are

the expression of¡the editor.

EDITOR..ASSISTANT EDITOR........ BOBBIE BURTONBUSINESS MANAGER--- .......-..--..--BÀRBÄRÀ WILKINSON

Many Hours Go lntoMaking Confab Success

For the second time in the history of the school, Fre,snoJunior College is to host the California Junior College Stu-dent Government Conference.

ä'e

ed one.The reason for this student get-together is mainly to ex-

chãnge ideas and information, ãnd to aid in the solving ofvarious indivitlual school problems.

iõe f<ing, the FJC stüdent government^adviser, a^nd theate coorãínator, is the inspiration behind thè conference

uruÍüeDlll¡ffi

state ', is the inspirãtion be-hind thè conference

have all worked and

advisers

leadership class, which organiz-ed the conference.- iim-niãgei, úhe state president, has-p-ut in a great deal oftime in orãer'that this ôonference will-be a most successfulone. Ringer has planned for this event since--his appointmuttl-oJ "nrilø.I{e is a tvoe of a suv that will work haril forlast spriãs..He is a tvpe of a guy that will work haril forsomet'tring he believes-iñ, and he does this without trying toglorify himself.- ir ii hard to make anv other individual stand out for theteaierstrip class students, and- the student gov.emment,officers

ve all worked and planned together fo¡ this event.FJC is a school with four campuses this semester, t--FiC is a school with four campuses this semester, and yet

we have had more and better activities in this semester thanwe have had in many a season. This is only through thecooperative effort amông every student concemed.

Äna to add to this I would like to welcome every delegate¿na I sincerely hope that everyone will benefit from thisconference. "

Press ConÍerence Comes ToF r esno''T"omor r ow, SaIu r d oY

For the first time there will be a state press conferencelltaining to only iunior college students.iÍüie

"oñl""encä,'which beeins tomorrow, is one-.that has

peltaining to only junior

Uee" solgtti-ãït"í by iunioi college newspap.-er editors andadvisers for a number of years. îhere is another conterence

REED'S UNIONAcross from Fresno JC

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RAfrIPAGE Thursdoy, November 17, 1955

CIUB NEWS

Sfude nfls AreInilioted IntoHonor Socìely

By PATTI FORD

Alpha Gamma Sigma, the CalI-fornia Junior College scholastlcsociety, initiated 14 new membersinto the club recently.

Sam .A,Ibanese, president of ÀlphaGamma Siepa, presided over theinitiation, and. Olga Hernandez,vice president, and Dr. Rolf Ordal,club sponsor, assisted him. in lastThursday's event.

Those inltiated into the club áreGenrty Schellenberg, W'illiamSka.ggs, Dlane Torigian, StellaBallew, Monte Byrd, Richard Doug-las, Jualith Hill, Everett Saghatel-ian, Albert Parley, Lorene Hughes'Burgan Rose, ÄudreY lillllingha^m,Willard Edmunds, and LauraLewis. I

PHI BETA LAMBDAMembers of Phi Bet¿ La.mbda

went on a fieltl trip Yesterday at3 p.m. to the Pacific TelePhoneand Telegraph Company.

NEWMAN CLUBThe Newman Club held & meet-

ing November 9 to nominate can-didates for office.

Canattdates who were nominatedand the offlce they seek a¡e RubenBarrlos a¡d Dolores Critz, Preel'dent; Àmell¡ .A¡riola a¡tl Pet f'o-ley, vlse president; Freda Cataniaand Diane Àvlla' secreta¡T; andMarle DeRuosi and Jim McGee,tre&aurer.

Those on the nomlnating com-mlttee are Eleanor tr̿nco, MlssDeRuosl, Marllyn SnYtler, tr'oleY,

a¡d f'rances Svlllch, club sponsor.Dec-cmber Calendar Schcdule

Mlss Willa Marsh, tlean of stu-dents, said th&t Novenþgr 28 wtllbe the flrst tlay of the'becemberclub calenda¡ U€cause of all theholidays in November a¡d Decem-ber. Miss Marsh also ealtl that theclub presidents are to notlfy allclub members about the schedule.

Paul Starr, FJC athletic director:"It is a very goodidea. It gives achance to see thetype of footballthat Mexicoplays. It will alsobe an educational

Rams. I hopewe have a good crowd and I exPectto see a. goocl game."

Ernie Clark, criminology major:

ready forState. It wilshow what the

me something to do on Thanks-giving."

rlacqueline Wrlght, social work

major: "IfRams canthem, fine. It wibe goodence,-for thRans. AIso tr'will get eoodff t:;r: :ffipublicity a.nd there wl gootlwill between the two teams:"

Rom Booslers Favor FirsÍlnternolionql F ootbc,ll Gqme

On Thanksgiving Day the I'JCRams will play their first inter-national football game with theNational Polytechnic Institute ofMexico, a four year college.

The question of the week is:"IV'hat do you think of the Ramsplaying an international game?"

Lois Van Alatyne, general busi-ness major: "lthink that it isa Yery tood ideabecause F'JC willget good publicityfrom this game.

Id will show goodtwo countries. It

wlll also shoril' good ability on lhepart of FJC to play a four Yea¡college."

Rodger Post, forestry maJor: "Iùsounds like e

good deal. Therewill also be goor

international rela.tionship. Nexlyear wheuRams play

wonclerful one. More things shouldbe donè ltke this; like a trlP toHawali."

Events Planned For JC StudentsAttending Government Conferences

(Continud lrom Pagc 1)tee. George ThursbY is in charge

of arrangements.Frtday moraing breaJrfasts will

be served to studeût botlY Presl'd€nts ln the Redwood Room wbllethe other delegates ontl the a'tlvl'ser€ will be served ln the EmPlreRoom at the Callfor¡iau.

The Enplre Room slso will bethe scene of a þtnt luncheou at12:15 p,m. and dlnner ls scheduledthere for 6 D.E.

Gene I'rancis, a¡ FJC student, ischalrman of the proS¡a,m to bepresènted trlday evenlng bY theHappy Jesters, currently plaYfng

at the Haclenda Motel, which wtllbe followed by dancing until 1 a.m.Muslc will be by Bruce Davis a¡dhis orchestra.

Separate breakfasts are againscheduletl for Saturday norning attùe Callfornian and a final lun-cheon wlth lnstallatlon of offlcersln the Empire Room, wlll clo€e theconference.

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Thursdoy, November 17, 1955 RA'TT PA G E PoEe Three

C/oss HoldsDance Todayl^.rn symncrflum

The freshman class of the f,.res-no Junior Collège will stage theirnoon dance today in the FJC gym-nasium on the tr'resno St¿te Col-lege Campus.

The dance will sta¡t at 12 noonand will last 45 minutes. The FJCdance band will play and all stu-dents are invited free of charge.

Freshman officers for the juliorcollete class on the Fresno StateCollege campus atrd the offlcers onthe main JC campus arranged theaffair,

îhe State College campus pffl-cers who assisted wtth the arrange-ments are FTed Garcia, presldent;Leon Sutton, vice president; Mar-garet Ryan, secretary; and. ThomasStrentz, treà¡urer.

The maln campus officers whohelped plan the dance are GlynnBryant, president; Murlel Ma,x-well, vice president; Charlotte'Walter, secretary; and 'Warren

Steinert, treasurer.John R. McOarthy is the ad-

vlser for the state canpus officersand Miss Gertrude Stubblefieltt analMerle Sons are the advisers on themain campus.

PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

GAGTOON'S By Stonley Tuson

\il/ELCOMING - The ccrtoon cbove is welcoming juniorcollege studentÈ to the stcrte govemment conferénce

FRIENDLY Ä,DVICE - Iohn H. Duke, left, executive seqre-tcrry of the Scrn Joaquin Volley Scholcstic hess Associq-tion, is giving 'q few pointers to Ärt Mcngosicrr, center,FSC Collegicsr editor, ond ÄJlred Copus, Rcrmpcrge editor,for the first stcrte junior college press conferencè to be heldin Fresno.

First Statewide J.C PressConclave Starts Tbmorrow

The first state press conference for junior college journal-ists will convene tomorrow in Fresno and will end Saturday.

Thirty-five junior colleges frofn all parts of California aree)rpected to participate said Chairman Ed Lewis of the Stock-ton College, the president of the Northern California JuniorCollege Press Associatlon.

Lerwls sald the purpose of thecouference is to bring editors andbusf¡cas maDagers together to ex-chengþ new ldeas a¡d lnformation.

Regfstratlon wlll take place fron4 to 6 p.n. tonorrow in the IlotelFrecùo, tÀe conference headquar-tere. f,'ollowlng a ba.nquet at theBlackstone Su¡r¡¡er Club, where thedelegates ivill be welcomed andalso told of Saturday's plans, nen-bers vlll attend tàe Fresno StateCollegeSan Jose State College foot-ball'esmê. - '

.4. general session on Saturdaywlll be conducted on the new FSCcarnpus where the t¡oup atpin willbe welcomede thls tlme by Dr. Arn-oltl D. Joyal, the FSC president.

Various section meetings areslated fer morning and afte¡rroo¡eY€Dts. They lnclude yearbookeditors, yearbook business man-agers, Dewspapêr' edltors, and news-paper buslneas managere. A boxlunch is scheduled to be served atnoon.

trrour Rnmpage staff memtierswill be anong the various dele-gates, They inclgrle AI Copus, Ram-page editor; Joan McOauley, assis-tant business manâ€er; Tom Cone,Þhotographer, anal Phillip Smith,advlser.

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RA'NPAGE Thursdoy, November 17, 1955

Rams Meet

Th a n ks siyi n s I :fu* *îi:Jií'".,""f+iìtÏ:

BY HAL WILSON luuauPruu .

rhe Natronar Potvtecnnt" I-"'lt l trti:'îH" ,l;"3i #it täi-The Natlonal 'Holyf,ecÃnr" ,:."",:- I th" R".. will travel to El Ca-

l*"""*y"f,""å"Ï'%JÏäl'i"'äl*n:i:.,::*"1¿"1:;.TåT"*'"'u""vade tle !'resno uT-'-'- ""'T:: lwlll l-nvacle Fullerton JC.Ra^ús on Thanksgivin8 L'aY' oas

I

complled a record of toi" "'i"" anO | . Fre¡1

--will partlclpate in four

.*r---.'^;; ltournaments: the Bakersfiel'l In-two defeats so far this year' lpu¡Ï.':u

å1å",'r'-"in¡,:*;"r*lil*J:ä"1;ffi i"iiiiffi 'åii:il iii'Jt_ie"å:ä::;:j;i]":: liåi#""i l:the otÀer to sheppÊrtl Ärr ¡'orce li^1" t " ¿" a-the otÀer to sneppEru -:-;^:;:; lno is the de-___ - a-

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SPORTIITESBy RUBEN BARRIOS

iels, Ben Elchman, Tom Flores,

Baseball SïartsFirst Of Year

Baseball seaaon will get under-way the latter Part of Ja¡ua¡Y'weather Permitttng, anuougcedClare Slaughter, Deï¡ baseballcoach a.t Fresno JC.

Slarighter, who coached. Sa,nger

High School to the NoÌthenrSequoia League tttle tn baseballlast yeaf, wtlt try to rePeat thefeat for Fresno's baseball nlnethis comlng 8o&8on.

CCJCA STANDINGSW L Pct.

Taft...--.-.-...---...----.-..5 0 1.000

trÌesno -.---....--.--.-.--3 1 .760

Porterrtlle...-..--.----.3 2 .600

cos ..---...--.---.-----------2 3 .400

Coalinga-......-.-..-...-.0 3 .000

Reedley -.....-.-..-......0 4 .000

Frtday nl8ht: ReedleY'ln Coalinga(fitral lea.gue game).

RÃM COACHING ST.A'FF - Hecd Coqch Hans l\r'ieden-

hoefer goes over c plcry with his qssistcnts from left toright, Clcre Slcughter, Dick Hcrrdley, crtd Joe Kelly for the

finol gorne cgainsJ the Institute Polytechnic Notioncl'ofMexico City on Thcrnksgiving DoY.

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