FCC Coeds Enter Miss Fresno Cor

FRESNO
ASB Prexy
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PUBLTSHED CY THE ASSOCIAÎED STUDENTS
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, APRI[
VOL. XIX
1,
See Sports
1965
NUMBER
I9
FCC Coeds Enter Miss Fresno Cor
CHERYL JORDAN
hom Queen
IoLENE ROBiNSON
Skcrte Queen
Spencer Direcls Since '48
Choir Presents
Easter Concert
By
.
GIEOR,GE
IfimMPEL
Managing Edltor
lEnN HART
TW'3 Girl
CÄROLYN TAYLOR
LINDA TRULIN
Honor Student
frvrv l,eP \tlrl
English Cc,st Contestants Vie For Title
By
Staff Writer
Presents TW3 IourFresno
City
College
are competing against seven
l,
I
lto
I t
olher girls from Reedley College and Fresno State College for
Ivlonctoy Nrght
the title of Miss Fresno County.
'Week
ET,REIÙTA EURST
Rampage
coeds
"That Was The
The coeds from FCC a{g Carolyn Taylor, Jolene Robinsor¡
That
Was," starring the original Brit- Cheryl Jordan and Linda Trulin.
ish cast, will appear at Fresno
The pageant, which is sponCity College Monday, Apr. 5.
sored by the Downtown 20-30
Club annually will be held Saturday at 8:30 PM in the Roosevelt
auditorium.
Miss Taylor, 19, is a business
major at FCC antt plans to transfer to tr'SC next year, .A, daughter
high school Students, Reedley Col- of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nagel, her
lege students and tr'resno State interests Ínclude sewitrg, swime
Ce
i **.""i"i'",.:",iïTåî l;: .;':î1 College 'students).
ming and snow skiing.
She is a graduate of Santa
They may be purchased from
-tthing
il""#"ïåii
ä";
s I is free of charge.
Boqr
Miss Doris Deakins, dean of wom- Clara High School, where she was
en, or at the Hockett-Cowan box a majorette and pep girl. HomeSpencer said that this year's
Joins Pep Squad
office.
music will be "sacred" but diversiAt ¡'CC her activities include
Since
the
auditorium
seats
only
The State Center Junior College fied. "I't wiu nol be strictly Easter 840 people, sponsors advise that serving as pep girl for tv/o years,
Board of Trustees hired 27 atldi- music, but it is sacred and very all who want to see the production and she was a lfomecoming queeù
tional faculty members for the beautiful," he said.
buy thelr tickets as soon as pos- attendant. She is 5 feet 5 inches
F eatured. soloists will be Marlin
1965-66 year and approved the
tall, weighs 120 pounds and measible.
exI¡a.nsion of the Fresno City CoI- Stilliens, Buddet Tacket, Paul
36-24-36.
The s¡oril, directed and pro- sures
lege Bookstore at a meeting last Hollinsworth, R0Aer Hamllton,
Twenty-year-old Miss Robinson
Jeanie Zac}l^ary and Diane Miller. duced by David Frost of the NBC is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
week.
The board also âPBroved' the Richard Cottrell is the organist. TV show, originally started with Hollis Robinson and is a graduate
the British Broadcasting Corpor- of Fresno High School, She has
inclusion of 13 new courses in the
the choir's main feature will ation
in England and was taken had piano, ballet, roller skating
cataCollege
CitY
Fresno
1965-66
be Gabriel Taure's Requlem. Anover
by
NBC in late 1964. The
logue,
other number Spencer said, will
and dramatic lessons.
group
original
has been touring
resignathe
The Board a.ccePted
be De Profundis, a religious chant.
She appeared on 'Wide World
North America since February.
tions of Kennêth A. lil'ood, a counof Sports for the title of national
The English cast of eight per- roller skating queen this year. Her
selor at FCC antl Mrs. Mabelclaire
formers will present a two hour accomplishments are 1964 Miss
R. Norman, director of nursing
show.
edusation at tr.CC, who rr-as acceptWool of Fresno County ancl 1964
The satirical feature was a hit Miss California Roller Skating
ed the job of d.eveloPing a nursing
pnogFa,m at the University of
in England long before its debut Queen. She is 5 feet 6 inches tall,
in the United States.
Guam.
weighs 125 pounds and 36-24FCC
Sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda,
The 55-member Fresno City College choir will present its
the
show wiII start at 8:30 PM
a.mual Easter concert assembly Tuesday at 12 noon in the
in the auditorium. Tickets are
auditorium.
C. Lowell Spencer, who has directed the campus choir since priced. at $2 for general ¿dmis1948, promised that Tuseday's performance "will be some- sion, and $1.50 for those with
that everyone can enjoy." student body cards (including all
Sfofe
nt
r
d D ecide
t"ï":sii iö
FCC Actions
Placemenf Office
Sefs Employment
For
Graduafes
FqcultySenqte
Members of the tr'resno Clty
College faculty have united and,
formed a new organization called-
the Fresno City Couege Faculty
Senate.
The group, which first sü¿rted
during the fall semester, is composed of one-fifth of the tenured
teaching faculty, including llbrarians and counselors.
Franz Weinschenk, presid.ent of
the tr'aculty Senate, said. the purpose of the organization is to pro.
vide instructors a voice ln faculty
matters.
"The Faculty Senate's primary
fundtlon is'to represent the f¿culty
to the board of trustees a,nd to
the administration in all manners
of faculty conêern."
The Senate is operated under
Darliamentary procedure and has
a president, vice president
Jordan.
Takes Dancing Lessons
She has had dancing and piano
lessous and makes all her own
clothes. In higJr sehool she was
active ln Student politics, Football
or at the employment office.
"We have many full time jobs
a.vailable," stated Mrs. Dorothy
2
ments and. student personnel,
"The Faculty Senate is gener-
ally concernetl wlth faculty matters. 'We have not dealt with student policies, but, lf a sltuation
shoultl occur, we could deal with
Weeks D. Ðdiger, campus employment
lfho f,'reeno City CoIIego swim- representatiYe, "but there is no
mlng ¡roole will bo reoponed one to fill them. There are secre-
Carnival Queen, and prom prin- such matters in the future."
ln her seDlor year.
She was named Sweetheart of
Ilxplorer Scouts of Fresno County
mlng class€s a,nd tho team wilt
in 1963. At FCC she is a member
of the Rally Club and the .A,sso-
Mondoy. Swfmming Coach Giene
Stephens stated thå,t a,U swim-
rlesumo thoir regula,r schedules.
The ¡roole, a.long wlth all ttre
others t¡r the f,'resno a,roa, ha,ve
been closed
for two weeks by
ttro F¡æno County Eealt,h Dopartuent.
cess
ta,rlal, mechanical and eales jobs."
She atltled tn'at there are also
positlons open for summer coun-
cleteal Women Students.
seling.
Ifer
in-
'tere$ts are snoÌv and water skiing
and golfing. She is õ feet, 7 itrches
tall, weighe 120 pounrls and 36-
The campus employment office
ls loeated in T-100 of the techni-
cal and. indu.strial butliltngs. Office
hours are from 8 AM to ¡oon and
1-4 PM.
and
secretary.
óo12'
d.eans
Mondoy, After
To Form FCC
Article 9 of the tr'aculty Senate
constitution, covering general arMiss Jordan, 19, is a Bullard eas in which the Senate may beHigh School grad.uate and a dental come involverl, lists such areas as
hygiene major aù F CC. Sbe is the aacdemic freedom, extra-curricudaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert lar activitles, graduation require-
The Board of Trustees heard June grad.uates wishing to file
but took no action on a letter full-time employment applications
from tho F*resno County and. CltY have until Apr. 9 to turn them in
Chamber of Commerce to dplay to the FCC bra.nch of the State
the opening of the 1965-66 school Department of Employment.
yea¡ for students involved. in farm
the applications may be ac-'
harveets. lhe school year is schedquired from instructors or division
uled to begln September 13.
Swim Pools Re-,Open
Inslructors
2
3-3 6.
Mtss Truü.n, 17, fs Ð senlor from
MRS. DOROTHY EDIGM
(Contínued on Page 3)
THIS WEEK IN
THE RAMPAGE
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April
RA'SPAGE
Pogc Two
Fresno City College
Excurs¡on
qm pu s O Pi
nion
On Community Forum Series
C
l9ó5
Geologists
PIan Group
EDITORIAL
B oqr d W snts
l,
Seven tr'resno City College geol-
oty enthusiasts a.re making Plans
for an unusual Easter vacation
a four-day trip into the ba¡ren
wilderness of Southeastern California.
geoloer
I Francis J. r.eyd.en, FCC member
instructor who will be a
of the expedition, said the pErty
will leave Fresno Sa¿urday, Apr.
,
10, for an exploratory mlbsion
throuth Death Valley and a, number of small adjoi¡ing regions,
including Owens Racetrack and
and art events.
cisco Ballet.
Under the program, the speakers and groups would appear
at both ca,mpuses.
Rushton, crn "ctrrchor" mqn for the Thcrt Was
The Week Thcrt \Mos series will be one of the performers
for the TlV3 progrcm Ãpril 5 in the City College cn¡ditorium.
The originol cqst of eight, including stcr Dcvid Frost, will be
on hcrrd.
Tlv3-Wilicon
ized and "should proYe interestiûg
from a geolotical stanalpoitrt."
Leyden a,lso pointed. out that
many of the rock formations'whlch
the group will be stuclYllg are
known to contain an "er(tenslve"
amount of fossils. In addltlon, he
sald, the group wlll examlne þhe
effects of block faultlng and ero-
sion upon the lantl
CC HeolthCenterReødy
in F orSfud ent E mer gencies
a
l
I
!
I
rrmovero Lqshes Sfude nls
Prit
For Lack Of Porlicípotionpresi-
I
dent Bonald Prirna,vera.)
QUIT'FEELING SOR
no City College is Your
come here, maybe Your
your wallet or purse gav
instill this ability within You.
---Ài"
Are worr
ptepä.ed to face
face society? Some of -you are. A lot
vou nrena.red
you feel so Porry
sorry for
Why? Because you,
i'itt be.
¡e. WþX?
vou-nevi,r ivilt
of you"nerrär
and
trv and
duffs
y.-ou
won't'
that
vour
c.S!..:#
t;ri;¿ivei
nrenâre to meet ihe
the responslbilities of society.
a Fresno CitY
with a group here at
tried to anticipate or analYze the
club or organization PreParing an
i
TL,
dents about their individual'health Insurance.
problems. She urges all students
The school policy provid.es 24
to report any injury received on hour accident coverage including
campus, including the most minor holidays and summer vacation.
one.
"I can't speak highly enough of
On DutY
this insurance policy," stated Mrs.
When asked about tlìe Purpose McBride. "I only wish more stuof ¿ school nurse and health cen- dents would. take advantage of this
ter, MIS. McBride sLaled, "The chance to protect their health."
nurse is on duly otl the campus
\Irs. McBride also expressed a
from 8:30 A\I to i1:30 Plf eleryl concern for aII students to fiII out
school day. "In ciì.se ol an emer- | their health c¿rds completely u'hen
gency
is EIIJcLrcu
e\pected to
nurse rù
LrrE urrrsu
<çuuJ the
registering.
"" call
'-,'l reglsterrn8.
studeut i Students
ttìe family doctor (if the stud.erlti
currentl]'
Sludents who a.e not currentlrtras one) and fotlow the usual I covered. by the campus medical inemergency procedufe in procuritrg I ru"roce plan, but u'ho are iqter-
rlll
ac-
company Leyden on the iourney
are all tr'CC students. TheY are
Stan Yance, Dennis Marks, Joe
Ruff, Da,vitt Porter, Bob GrlD'
and Curt Geans. Each will be re
The Fresno City College Health Center is one of the least
known and talked about departments on campus. Many students are aware of the center, but they do not take advantage
of its facilities.
Mrs. Margaret McBride, the school nurse has pointed out
'that the m'ain fun0tion of the¡heatth center is to counsel stu- to look into and take out school
(Tho following is an open lettor to students from campus
su¡f¿ce.
Sharo Exponsos
The six members who
quired to supply hls own food antl
clothint as well a-s to sha¡e lD the
traveling expenses.
Leyden estimated th¿t expenses
$10 to $20 Per
person. He also emphasized that
the trip is a Student Project and
will range from
that it will not be sPonsored bY
the college.
Circle K People
To Assisf Show
The Fresno Cit-v College Circle
Club will assist in the 6th A¡rnuaì Benefit Horse Show SundaY
K
atthe EIks Club.
I
Members of the organization
are to help in Parking of ca¡s and
in seLting up the cotlrses for the
show.
It is being l.reld to benefit the
March of Dimes, aud both western
and eastern riding will be featured.
0pinion
uda Shorts
Campus Male
By LESLIE IL4.IìT, Roving Reporter
Recently a proposal was put to the Student Council su_g_gesting- that male . students be
aUãwea-iõ wdr bermudas to class in the summer session. When aiked their opinions on the
lead or be led?
subject several students responded in the following manner:
,
Ron Pirmavera
Chico Lewis.
Suiava MultiBeverly IIarASB President
sophomore carauaopele, sophmâ¡ì, sophopentry maJor:
ornore mechahm o re philoso"Yes, i f they
phy major:
lcal eng'inee¡ing
.¿Yes
feel more commajor: "Cerat this
fort¿ble and
tainly, that's
age a- s'tudent
don't feel funny
v¡hat they do in
should be able
in them. They
Hawaii. In the
to choose what
ahoultl be able
Publlshed weekly by the Journallam stualents of tr'resno Clty College, he wants to
sumtrrer in
to wear them
1101 Ualverelty, Fresno, Cellfornla. CoEI,oc€d' by the Central wear; they usFresno the clithls sprlng too
Coltfor¡ta Tn¡o8¡¿phlc Servlce. Undg¡ett edltorlals are the expregslon ually know
mate is the
{E¡n
ll'g just as warn then.
ol the eilltors.
what"s proper and what lsn't. I same as that of the Islands, and
they should
think glrls should bo able to wear bermudas âre Euct, much more - one more thtng
manner.''
wear them in a suitable
comfortable! "
them too."
Long'
llelo
DAVID R. PÂCI{DCO
Dermis FÍeld,
Richa,rd McEtlltor-In-Chlef
Managfng Etlltor----.----Sportg Etlltor-..-------
News
Eldltor
Copy Edltor
Man¿ger------Aeglgnment Edttor.--.---.-Club News Edttor.---.----Bustness Manager.:----Ctno¡ilatton Manager..-...Âtlvertfslng
LlbrarlEp.---.
o'artoontet..--..
DrsùEDgo
Eldltor--:--..---
Math. freshman
physlcal educa--------George l{uempel
------:--------------------------------Don
Mencarlnl
tlon
-------Sandl McOlurg "Ye€,
ma.J
ot:
they are
¡¡lore comfort---------Elberta lfurst
able; howeyer,
----------------Louts Bell
----Paul Sulliran' Jr' lf they're slop-----:-------------Juill Smtth
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F
ox
.-...----:.-----.-.--------..-DeDnlB Johnso¡
py thls
would
Just be takiqg
advantage of
tfq fre,erdon nee't tçruudas
-----Janfce Polndetter o.k."
-
freshman liber-
gophomore bus-
al arts hajor:
"Definitely. More boys
lness
would come to
class in the
knees! Serlous-
tf they
why not
'warm weather
could
wear them. It's
much cooler
and more confoÌtsble. Theyshould
maJor:
"Yes, lf they
ha,ve sexY
ly, wheu it's ho't
be
I
I don't, th I n k
t¡ey sbould
vær out-offs, tbough, Just nlce
comfoftable?
a¡e wea¡'sho€¡ a,nd socke wlth them,
thoug:h."
ne,et beraudas."
April
l,
l9ó5
RA'NPAGE
Pogc Threc
Arts Club
Board Hears Forum
Sefs Mon.
Sale Dafe
Series Proposal
The Fine.ârts Club will hold lts
pecond art s¿le Monday through
'Wednesday of next week.
Pr€sldent Greg Beleinjian saitl
exa,ct location of the sale
on each day is uncertain. One day
it wiff be on the patio of the new
cafeteria, the other oD the lawn
between the Administratiotr Building and McLaDe HalI; the last tlay
it will be held at v'hatever location proves to have the most tra.ffic.
Prices will range from one to
*i[ ¡" ,r."ã
to finance a fielcl trip to Los
Angeles later this semester,
flve d.olla¡s" Proceeds
Dean Dra.per, one
Folk Singer
presialent; Peg8:y Wherry, secretaly-
treasurer; s¡tl Jerry FecÍelnl a'Id
Roger Derryberry, cablnet members.
Members of the ortanlzatlon include
Alys¡a Aaronlan.' Sharon Emerzian,
Ifen I[azitt, Bonnle Farris, John Stmonia¡r, Jr., Corlnne James, Ifa¡T)¡
IIart, Aldrew Piscitelli, Jeff Lys'no,
G¿il Schtlau, Bart Turner and Harold
Mark Spoelstra, a folk singer,
will give a concert of music of his
own crea.tion on Wednesday at
8:30 PM for the Newman Club.
The concert wl.ll be held in the
I
|
choi¡ crlso hqs q public performcrrce scheduled for'Wednesdoy crt I PM. Choir direstor is Lowell Spencer.
Club News
Cqmpus Clubs Active
After Desd Week Lull
Newman Center
at
tr.resno State
Yada.
var¡a.
Brov¡n received hi
money, which was p
aril'aral
Our Company is celebrating its 100th year
in the life
insurance
business. Age alone
is no criterion of maturity, of course. But
if you check into our
experience and exam.
,ine our reputation,
you'll see why we're
proud of the record.
We rank in the top
2o/s of all life companies in the United
States in assets, but
growth means much
more to our company
than just being big.
Among other things,
it
means responsibil-
ity to our clients and
policyowners, prov¡d-
ing insurance that
can be tailored to
their ever.changing
needs, and prompÇ
personal service.
An integral part of
tàe company's growth
is its training pro.
gram, which has the
reputation of belng
one of the finest in
the business. For coþ
lege students, wehaw
a
Campus lnternship
Program to start their
traln¡ng-{nd income
they'rs still
at a presentat
Gilbert Peart's office
1295 Wishon Ave.
Ph.268-9274
)
committees fo¡ their
,shion show .which will
the Social lIall. at 3
rmittees, working withj in the theme of Daisy Peta_l PickJoint Band Concert
FCC and Reedley College are in', are headed by Louise Cayton,
har-ing a joint band concert on I oublicity; Margaret Hinrichs, deApr. 5 and 8.
I corations; Kalhleen Burk and
The Apr. 8 concert will be giv- | Barbata Ehrenburg, refreshrne¿ts
en here at FCC and the admission I and Juanita Clark, general prepar-
The dis'trict ad.ministra;üon said
bums.
state whloh is allowed for this pur
Spoelstra is currently employed pose.
as resident volunteer at the North
Costs would also be cut ,by stu-
concert immediately.
dents contributions and ticket
sales.
The auditorium, gy'mnasium and
soclal hall were listed. as possible
forum sites on the FCC campus.
Board PresideDt Baxter K. Rlchardson saitl that the board would
like to hear the feelings of the
students and public on the proposal before a recommendation is
made.
Plays Spread FCC Coeds. ..
To Colleges
(Continued from Page 1)
Ifoor-er High School attending
FCC as an honor student. She is a
letter girl at Hoover, a member of
the Associated Young Democrats
and. a volunt.ee| worker for the
Fresno Nutritional Home.
She is 5 feet 7 rl inches tall,
weighs 130 pounds and 367¿-25-
WIMPY'S BURGER
t929
THE
GAIIERY
FOIK
&
CENTER
COFFEE HOUSE
ON OLIVE NEAR PAIJYT
Open Fri. & Sqt. Nites (8 P.M. - I A.t$.l
FRESNO'S
HOUSE OF WEDDINGS
AND
PARTIES
This Week
Feqtur¡ng:
PETE EVERWINE
2 SHOWS: 9:O0 AND ll:OO
75c COVER CHARGE
TIRED OF LONG STUDY HOURS?
leorn speed reoding
II PROVE GRADESI
- par nin. wilh 90%
Reod 1500-2500 words
cornprehension. Numerous profs. ond stu.
dents hove successfully conpleled courses
lripling reoding specd.
For how you con do
lhir, coll 237-9lOl.
Italion lood Served in ¡he
frcdí¡ìon oI on0ld
llalìon Ga¡den
l\.r^.
TJIL'CCO
,
S
PIZZERIA
"Four Son¡ of ltoly"
Dcllvcry Scrvice
Itt
Welch, elght events would be
scheduled at each college. proÉrams would. be held on Sunday
nights at F CC and on Monday
nlghts a¿ Reédley. Ela,ch speaker
would appear at both colleges.
"The Plays the Thing" in va¡ious colleges throughout California. While X'resno City College
completes 'the c¿sting for Joan of
Lorraine, erchange papers repoft
of similar dïamatic end.eavors:
latlolls.
Dr. Davis Sikes, f orrnerly of
DICK'S TAUNDROMAT
Baylor University, directed the 36 3/¿. She is a ctaughter of l\Irs.
POTPOURRI DEADTII\¡E! Foothill CoÌlege production of Wanda
Trulin.
Dry lOc
Wosh 20c
Tomorrow is the deadline for
lVssh t0c !Ved. & Thurs.
rnanuscripts to be turned in to Summer and Smoke. The Sentinel
play
Potpourri, Iì'resno City College's li- said the Tennessee Williams
New Woshelte Mochine
was presented Mar. 26 and 27.
magazine.
terary
for rugs, spreods, blonkets
The Palomar College Telescope
Students may submit contribu50c
tious to Robert Shaver in Room reported on a symposium conI 123 E. Belmont
203 or Dean Draper in Room 228 ducted after t¡.e opening night
open 24 hours
of the Administration Buildine. presentation of Oedipus.
rot¡A]¡ ttûrr!É
Comments from .the audiénce
were solocited by the panel composed. of instructors 'and, d.rama
students.
Sqvrllm¡..tcvo tlú
..A MEAL IN ITSELF''
The symposium proved. of such
¡ &yaYqt¡Olroidrl -.
interest that they were included
1495 N. VAN NESS
in {he-regular program for the
YA11¡Y
xest of the plays run.
rt
Ilonoger
(
ci¿ted Women Students
day.
-while
school.
It sodd p¡ pl b lnqdn
FRED E. KUVER
I
that it was not ready to make a,
Collegp.
recommenddtlon on the program.
He began hls singing career in However, at least one member
of
New York and Boston night the board voiced. approval of the
clubs. He is a 12 strlng guitarist. serles.
Spoelstra writes both the muslc
'Welch saial that
the fl¡E¿ year'e
and. the words for hls origlnal budgdt would be about
99,225. Of
folk songs. Hls specialty is folk this, however, $8,500 could
come
blues and has recorded three al- from a. speclal tax
levy from the
By PAUI: SUI¡I¡IVAN, Jr.
Avenue Community Center in
The candy sale of the business club, Phi Beta Lambda, is Fresno.
continuing
ntinuinc this week to raise money
monev for the delegates
delcøates to the
fhe
BUIIETIN
Äfter
concert he will tell
The bermud¿ d¡ess code was
Disneyland the first weekend in April. about histhe
experlences
at the Compassed a,t last Ífuosday's studenú
may be purchased from any Phi Beta munity Center. Admission
to the
councilrmeoting. Undor the code,
a nickel. +concert will be free.
male students may bogin wearing
Social chairman Sandy Krzythe shorts as of Apr. 19. Co€d.s
ltricki reportetl that a hootenanny,
will also get thoir chanco during
led by Spoelstra, will follow the
specia.l bomuda days,
Bs¡old-
GENTUFIION
Welch.
The program would featu¡re sush
speakers as newspaper columnists
Stewart A,lsop and Art BuchìÍalal,
sociologistand author Vance packard, authors Erich Fromm and Colin Wilson and a performance of
San Francisco Ballet.
Under the program oufllned. by
r
of the spon-
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RÄM SLUGGERS-Center fielder Emest Coppo crnd right
fielder Robert BentleY will stort ogoinst Sqcrqmento CitY
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FCC Rams Face Tough
Panther N¡ne ln
Euless Park Saturday
By IIO\ü,q'BD S,¡III{I
RamBate Spofts Writer
Sports Eltlitor
The Fresno City College track team will play host to SacRiding a 3-2 conference record, ramento City College in a dual meet beginning at 3 PM tù
the Rams will take on Sacramento moffo\ù at Ratcliffe StadiumCity' Collete at 2:30 PM tomor"We should not have too much trouble with Sacra¡rrento,"
ro\p on the PantherÊ' courts.
said FCC Coach Erwin Ginsburg. "They (Sacra.urento) have
"I don't expect Sacramento to two outstanding trackmen in Ter-f
ors ahead of runnerup Pierce Junhave too strong: a team," said ry Record and Ed Maxie."
ior College with 30 points.
Coach Dan Ozier. "Even thoutÏL
Record holds the dual meet
Top Perfomance
our players could use a little more record in the two mlle event with
practic€, I think we should beat
.A.lvin Mann, FCC sprint ster,
it
last
He
set
a time of 9:59.3.
performanee of
them."
year in Sacramento. Maxie has turned in the top
Mann
stunned f'CC
the
tlay.
The Rams will meet the fa,vored the dual meet best performance
American River Junior College in the shot put with a toss of 49 Coaches Ginsburg and. Bob Frlec
by running the 100 yard. da.sh ln
team at 10 AM Saturda.Y on the f.eet 6\h inches.
9.6. I{e slowed up at rthe eud be
coufts.
ARJC
hope Pete Sa.ntos (I'CC mile cause he wag so far ahead.
"I
"American Rlver has a very and two mile record holder) will
FCC also produced winners in
good tea,m," Ozier said. "I think
high jump, 'where Powell
tbe
a
treto
have
the boys wlu
PlaY
clea¡ed
6 feet 5\h inches, Del
mendous game if we are to beat
Thompson bounced 23 feet 2 inchthem."
es in the long jump, and the 440
Ram team members and their
yard rela,y team, anchorgd by
positions will be Don Fulmer,
Mann, 41-9.
first men's singles; Jack SamuelÍla^ster Reilays
ian, second men's singles; Bob
1 Fresno (Thompson,
440 relay
Burts. Va.ux,- Mann) 41.9, 2 Pasadena
Nelson, third men's singles; Dave
42.9, 3 Mt. SAC 43.1.
Adams, fourth men's singles, and
100-1 Mann Fres. 9.6, 2 Makey Balç
9.8. 3 Mcl(ee Pierce 9.9, 4 Burk Pa5a.
Ron Critchlow, fi-fth men's sin9.9.
gles.
880 relay-l Pasadena, 1:28.6, 2 E'resno (Thompson, Burts, Vaux, Ma¡n)
Tlre doubles te¿ms will be made
1:28.8, 3 Mt. S.A'C, 4l Venturaup of Fulmer and Nelson, first
I{J_1 P'oweU l.res. 6_5r¿, 2 Brown
Mt. SAC 6-5t4, 3 Cormier hesno.
men's doubles, and Critchlow and
Samuelian, second men's doubles.
the stafting nod in the first game.
He will be opposed bY SCC Panthers' ace Tom Moak.
FCC Coach Len Bourdet wlll
probably use 'Wllliam Brown at
in his last 13 innings of pitching. IIe has 77
and i:s the team's leading hitter ,strikeouts to his tcredit antl has
wlth an average of .458, and he not allowed a run to score during
also leads the club in three base that time.
hits with three. He is flanked bY
Jerry Robinson may fill in for
left fielder Jeff Ring and bv rigltt Teter at second base. Bill lllagenfielder Robert Bentley. Ring is halls or Gary Groth maY PlaY in
hit'ting .263 ancl Bentley .308.
Ieftfielcl dependlng on who"s
All metro ca]tcher Craig Freibe throwing,
¿ lefthander or a rightwill be behlntl the Plate in the hander.
ftrst game. He is currently hitting
The starting lineup and batting
.375 ancl is one of the flve on the
for Saturday's first game
startitn lineup to be hitting over order
probably be:
will
the.300 mark.
Fr€sno Clty
Hubbell or Merker
CoÞpo -...-.........cf
only two hits
first base. E[e is currently ltitting
.316, antt he contlnues to lead the
tea.m ln runs batted in with 11.
The ke¡¡$tone combo area will
find. James Teter at, second base
while hls Partner John Lung wlll
be at shoftstop. Teter is hittlna at
.269, and Lung is second in b¿tting at .333 and Number 1 wtth
most hits with 16.
In the second game Bourdet
Ned. .{ndreoni is the man who
is holillng the hot corner down may use lefthander Roger Hubbell
or righthander Charlie Merker.
for the loca.ls.
Hubbell has been the most imf¡ea¿¡ng Ilitter
pressiYe
lately, as he has allowed
centerfield
is
in
CoPPo
Elrnest
MONDAY, APRIL 5
Teter ....-...--....2b
Lunr .........-..---.ss
Broùn ......-..-..1b
Freibe,...---...-...-.c
....---.---.-...P
8'30
Foot 156-8%, 4 Frte Chaff 152-1Y4.
IJ-l Thompson fles. 23-2, 2 Læ
Pierce 23-2, 3 Wilson Foot 22-t0rí, I
O¡mstead îoot 22-7.
Mlle relay-l Mt. S,q'C 3:18.6, 2 Bakersfleld. 3 San Mateo, 4 L-4, V¿tley.
Pa.sSP-1 Ftte Ch&ff 58-3. 2 l(e¿rin
.wassetl
52-10, 3 Wiley Cheff 50-6, 4
ERWIN GINSBURG
Track Mentor
FUU 50-1.
TJ-l O¡mste¿tl ¡'oot 48-2Y2, 2 !-æ
Pierce 4?-9, 3 lleaÍrton LA \¡alley 47-4,
get a chance to battle Record in 4 Loveridge Pierce 46-9,
Two mile relay-l Pierce 7:47.2,
the tq¡o mile event," safd Gins- Sa¡
Mateo, 3 .A'RJC, 4 Fullerton.
burg.
Last year against Sacramento,
FCC high jumper Tyrone Powell
cleared. six feet flve i¡ches
dual meet record.
for
a
"Powell could break his own
d.ual meet record against SCCr"
Ëxg
Tï. B.¡l
Corr¡ No mor.r
Glnsburg sald.
Bentley --.-..---rf
Rinq ............-.....1f
Andreoni .-.-----3b
BaJìdy
6-
4%, 4 Sloan Fìr[.
Distance metlley-l Plerce 10S4.0. 2
San Mateo 102L2.2, 3 Pasadenâ- 4 Ventur&.
Dlscus-1 Saunders SsJr Mat. 157-10
3,4, 2 Jacobs trÌes. 15?-4%, 3 Srì€.rt
PM
FRESNO CITY COTLEGE AUDITORIUM
FRESNO CITY COIIEGE
Presents
Dual Rocord
Pole va.ulter Dan Stone also
holds a dual meet ¡eco¡d wtth a
jump of 13 feet 6 inches. Last
Saturday he cleared 14 feet ln the
Santa Barb-ara Relays. Stone will
be back again ln an attempt to
better his record..
Also hokling a dual meet record
ie Dale Sa^muellan. Hls toss of 159
feet ln ïbe dlscus is the best ever
done in the dual meet. Samuellan
wfll compete egalnst SCC agaln
this year ln an effort to break his
own record.
Ginsburg lntllcatetl that etght
dual meet records could be broken tomorrow.
The Rams won the junlor college dlvision of the annual Easter
Relays in La Playa Statllum at
S¿nta Barbara last Saturtlay. FCC
Ecored 41 polnts
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