FJC RallyGroup Has62 Workers

By" Blanche MilhahnThe FJC RallY Committee met

ìast week to discuss Plans for the') " ' " .Tc rally, game, and' ' '- "ttending, the big-

\e rallY commit-

(t

. . - ireld Tuesday to,rgnups for PeP girls andlers. The lules and regula'ncerning tryouts were ex-

,s will be'chosen tomor-

^ row å.; noon in the memorial audi-torium by Joe King, Mrs. HazelPedersen, Gi1 StarkeY, BlancheMilhahn, Gerald Bender, Art Lea,and Carole Gostanian' YeIl leadercandidates will give yells tçrnightat the Modesto JC game.

Permanent chalrmen for the fallsemester rally activities ba:i'e beennamed to work with StarldeY and

Says 'U,V¡lcomeI would likþ to welcome all the

students hefe at tr'resno JuniorCollege this semester on behalf ofmy student council' We are all go-

ing to try to nake this one of Yourmost enjoyable Years in school.

It isrvorkingIarge tutheless,to have

You witl find school much moreparticiPaÇ in asas You þssiblv

ttitude amönt thestudents is \¡¡hat makes aþchoollively, and rile want this Yeaú to be

the most lively Yet. :,

GERALD BENDERr'.Student BodY Presidçut

Annuql Foculty Picnic iTomorrow At locql Pork

Roeding Park's Pine Grove willbe the scene of the annuâl FresnoJunior College tr'aculty Club round-up..and Picnic tomorrow eveningat 6: 30.

J. P. Collins, inst(uctor of sci-

ence, is the President of the group.

Keith Emmert, apprenticeshiptraining counsêlor' will be in.charge of the arrangements for thegathering às chqirnan of the picniccoDlr"

-;rrc ¡ticnic will be

LY for the staff mem-ir families to becomeln the fâmily of FJC's-t, Stuart M. rù/hite,

'he families of other new';ity members, frho include Dr.

,rred Renk, Spanish and English;{rs. Thelma DavY, English; Mrs.'illred Bosteder, vocational nurs'

rrg; Harold E. Bowyer, buildingtrades; Mrs. -A.nna Thompson' vo-

cational nursing; and Joseph Kelly'physical education.

Committee members for the out-ing are Emmert, Miss Wllla Marsh,Mrs. Edna Hartley, N. T. Goolsby,Phitip D. Smith, Mtss NancY W'eb'

ster, Renk, Merlè Sons, Paul Sod-

erstrom, Mrs. Lena Fuller, ErnestWoIf.

Erret Smith, James Dinsdale,Gordon F laa, Miss Gertrude Stub'blefield, Mrs. Hazel Pedersen, Col-lins ¿nd Miss Kate Darling.

IDnEStr0 Jtttrl0n cotLEBE Modesto

Comes ToRatcliffe

By Don ShroyerThe Fresno Junior College Rams

l-iìI try to carve out another vic-tory on their still young 1953 hornstonight, when they clash rl'ith theskull and. crossbone Pirates fromModesto Junior College on the grid-iron at Ratcliffe Stadium at 8

o'clock.Ram Coaches Hans Wiedenhoef-

er, Joe Kelly and Ray McCarthyhave been sending their chargesthrough rigorous rvorkouts thiss.eek, trooming the gridders forthis evening's tilt with the l\fodestoPirates. Possibly Wiedenhoefer'sbiggest problem is ovelconfidenceamong the squad membels follow-ing last week's upset win over LosAngeles Valley Junior College.

Coach Stan Pavko's Pirates alsowon their opening tilt last week,lvhen they dumped. Fresno JC'sarchÌivals, the Collete of Sequoias,18 to 6. A beautiful 55 yard jauntby Brady Hord, a 40 yard romP bYGene Peterson and a 17 Yard jogby Arlo Wenstr-and accounted for

Classes Resume 0n Campus Monday ir'iffiiîåili:."r'ffipresidenr Asks lW h¡t" (

I t - ofFJC,tenÍS j' chsses

Le raculty and ad-l .'iå1:;I

The abor-e is the highlitht of the I rvelcome all students to our cam-

| been completed and are ready for

s-elcome speech made by Stuart M. I nus' To the students who are at- | classroom use'

White, president of Fresno JuDior I tending the Fresno Junior CollegeCollege, during the first assembly j for the fir.st time, I congratulateFridáy in Memolial Auditorium.

'White is a traduate of F resno

State College in 1935, and holdsa master's degree from the Univer'-sity of Southern California' He be-

longs to several service clubs ancl

educational organizations.

He began his teaching career inthe elementarY schools in Bakers'field. He went from there to theÄvenal ElementarY School and atthe same time taught adult educa-

f,ion classes in Lemoore.'..In 1$40 he went to Edison High

School and began his gradual climbto the principalship which he

achieved in 1946.

former Helen Kierulff, and theY are

the proud parents of two daughters'Janice Kay, 12, and Jean Ädele, 9.

Student CouncilMeetsTodoy ln New Office

Gerald Bender, Flesno JuniorCollege's student bodY President,announced FJC's student councillvill meet for the first time for the1953-54 school Year this noon inthe junior. college's new studentbody office.

Bender said the council rvill aP'point two representatives at largeto replace two students who wereelected last spling but who failedto return to school, Joanne Camar-ota and Rae Ann Kish.

The council will also officiallYapprove the 1953-54 student bodybudget, which was oÌSanized lastnight in tr'JO's Ramble Inn in a

meeting of student leaders andBponsors of all campus organlza-tions,

Bender said the council will alsoplan for a rally to precede the FJC

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ñ¡r¡¡5rD ¡Y [ ^¡¡ocl/llÞ

tnDD¡¡

vor. vr FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1953 NO. I

tively ñith the faculty." I mlDlstratlon I am very lrappy to

I were started last June now ha-ve

The president is married to the I turing to coìlege ana

.conjinuing President Attendedyour education? To the Koreani:ÏåJÏ"i':"Ï;' "i ï;"'i""' ;;ä |

Ad m i n i strotors' Meeti n gcomplimenls for your faithful duty i Stuart M'-White' the president of

you for selectingschool; your

ities arenlimited, and Inow that youill enjoy the

friendly spirit ofr studcnt body,

as well as profitfrom the cuid-

and instruc-tion of our fine

To the secondstudents,I compli-

STUART WHrrE ment yOU On re-

to our armed forces and to ourcountry, and I trust that our schoolcan contribute greatly to Your de-

layed education toward a success-ful career,

port depend greatly upon Your

IVCF W¡ll MeetWednesdoy Noons

The Inter-varslty Christian Fel-

lowship will meet every Wednes-

day in Room S-38 ¿t noon.

This will be the first time thatall classes have been held on_. thecampus since Sentembelr,'l952,when the Fresno City SChools of-ficials had to have the classesmoved to the various buildings nearthe school due to the damagecaused by the earthquake.

The business classes which arenow being held at the MemorialAuditorium and the art and thehistory classes at DickeY PlaY-ground will be moved back on thecampus into their respective bun'galows.

'White said the regular scheduleof classes wilt be followed begin'ning Monday morning.

the tr'resno Junior College, attendeda recent meeting of the chief ad'ministrators of southern and cen-

tral C junior colleges atthe El College.

RED KEY MAY HOLDCARNIVAL DANCE

Red Key, FJC's service organ'ization, held their f¡rst meetingMonday to make Plans for theRed Key Carnival-Dance.

Pat Still, Red KeY President'said tentativc plana for thc carni'val-dance arc to hold it at thcMarigold Ballroom FridaY, No'vcmber 6.

rvas a 42 yard tbss to Peterson.The Pirate line will have Joe

Rich and Gene Peterson at ends,rvith Dick Ralph and Ted Ecllingat the tackle posts. Duane Wick-strom and Duane Guenther willhold down the guard Positions, andBert Watson will center the ball.In the backfield will be Pinckneyat quarter with Stan BeasleY and'Wenstrand in the hálfback slotsand Bill Beasley at fullback.

Wiedenhoefer will ProbablY go

with much the same starting lineup as last week-Nick Ceppagliaand Nick Dilitldo holding down theends of the line with Charles Rat-liff and Tom Ryan fiuing thetackle's shoes. Dick Yecny and TexRankin will be the guards, and DonKloppenburg will be at center. Inthe backfielal rvill be Gil Starkey atquarterback, Bill Smith and John-ny Souza at the halfs, and CarmenEanni at fult. Gene Bachmann, JimTravis, and Ray Baker n'ill, mostlikely, see considerable action dur-ing the tilt.

RAMPAGE NEEDSSTAFF MEMBERS

Fresno Junior College's studentne\\'spaper, The RamPage, beginsits fifth year of publication as aprinted paper today with a newstaff, a new offfce, and new oPPor-

tunities for performing its functionof coveling the campus. It seeks ad-

ditional students on its staff.Haruo Yamaoka is acting nelr's

editor.Donald Shroyer, last year's edi-

tor, is sports editor. (Mrs. DonaldShroyer, formerly Ellen Allen, wholvas appointed editor last spring, isnot returning to FJC because theShroyers are expecting a babr.)Blanche Milhahn and. August Con-stantino are the advertising mana'ters.

Reporters include Mildred Shalr,Margaret Sisneros, Neil Raclley,ând Troy Bowden. Dick Dickasonis staff photographer, and AnneHobson is exchãìite editor. Severalothers are in the pt'ocess of signingup for the staff.

The Rampage has openings forstudents to join the staff in alldepartments - news, features,sports, copyreading antl heatllinewriting, business, cfrculation, andadvertlsing.

I am confident that Fresno Jun' | -r1an\ wright and Fra.nk^Llnds-av

ior corlege wiu have r tir,'i"tu."; l:l:t: :::::^?"1::--,^"-",.1^"t^"t-u-:î¡u¡ vv¡^vbv --'--

-' i tion explained legislative changes

yet our growth and communlty sup- I i., jonio" college attendance ac-

¡n¡i ¡lonanrì ørpaf lw ¡tnnn vôlìf I -----.i-- ^-¡ ^-ñ^,+i^ññ^ñ+port depend greatry upon Your I counting and apportionment.Ioyatty and friendly relations, both i Forrest Murdock, president of

^- ^-¡ ^rG +h  r¡¡nr¡r ^r lthe California State College Asso-on and off the campus. A .rvord of I the California State College Asso-

praise ror our school to your neign'l ciation ":u--t-t :l .",11ti"^^-".:lt:::;

bor wiu pay dividends t' ,t* r",r-'". I :::"::"-1j"":.,-^:--::,':*,,:ecause 'or

the changes effective JulY 1.I offer my best n'ishes to every

student for a successful and Prof'itable year.

SîUART M. WHITE

. Plesident

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RAMPAGErry iThursdoy, SePtember 24, 19 53

I

PoEe Two 1649 Enroll

@so ¡t ñ llocqt¡o ¡luolÚt

For Day Andr r. I - ,-lNlgnt Llasses

Fresno Junior Coltege's 1953 reg-

istration yesterday at the end of the

first eitht days of the fall semester

totaletl-1649 students, 972 for tlayclasses and 677 ¡n sysning crruraes.

ffore than 1000 daY students have

sta¡ted registration procetlures.

Several hundred other night stu-

dents are exPected to si¡T rro r-

Published rveekly by the journalism students of the Fresno Junior

College, 1430 O Street, ft"t""' California' and composed at the Central

California Tvpographìc À"tuit"' phone 3'2320' Unsigned eclitorials are

the exPression of the editor'

den, I'*ra Mae Hendrix, and Pat StillMcrr|bt

Þssoc'r:ted Co[e6i<rle Þess

FJC's 39 evening subjê'week. More than -'

teretl in the nigSpring semester, b

do not enroll until t-et.hird. çeek.

The 16{9 total comçd(

i rerr r¡c students at t oI tle first n-eek.of the faliI of 1952.

I

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Join The Fun At FJC'Welcome, students, to your new home' Fresno Junior l

College. rr :r r ^*^ ^; iCollege. ,r :r ,"Ïi"it titting that we do call it home sr I

::å":i.t'"':ll"*tj",ï#1":n'?'"1:iliå I

President Stuart M. White an-

nou¡ced late registration for both

day and night classes will continuenert çeek in the registrar's officeor vithin the classroom for the

¿çsrñng subjects.The clay students include 148

from hesno Higù School who at-

tend iunior college shop classes

three ùours dailY-The-16?7 evening stÛdents include

365 in trade extension and' appren'

of the Fresno Junior CollegeMrs. C.r lhp

olo qnino.

e¡tvn

t'T$ilft;tt this in mind we-hope {ou.have a successful and

" h'i'öü fü;ñti"c ieai "tFresno

Junior Collese'amaoka

Mony Clubs, CommttleesSfude nts To Join

'With school underwav the various ryt:l?*"tg:-ttil?l:"r.#l'X,ìå"::;illffäJ1?Ë':"É;

*,T:ïfers Interested

!ääì"í.'Ër';iä'ö;ú;1tþefpitoy.rlg-:3'iÌ"f;f'":ffJìi,""'iv"iï'#.i5"!Ï;"?áì',i:õi^,91i1"-i*:'lt'.*tl

cr,Ïtti"*iiär,l#jïi*"å"a ,Ëã- oi tr'" Alpha Gamma sigma,

state schoìastic societY'help of Miss Marsh. All soPhomores

are urgeal to join this grouP bY i

Collins. I

The Red KeY, the honoraryservice organization of FJC, willsoon accept aPPlications for mem'

bership. Requisites include o n e

semester's attendance at FJC, a Caverage, a stutlent bodY card, and

the passing of the Point system se[

up by the organization' StanleY

Bennett is the ad.viser of the group

n'ith Dr. Rolf Orclal.

AMS and AWSThe Associated Men Students is

the organization to r¡'hich all men

students may belont- Advisers are

Erret Smith, Kenneth Hald and

Jackson CartY.

FJC FACU LTY G ETS S I X

FACULTY MEMBERS, \MHITE

Student Council Meels

Todoy ln New Office(Continned f rom Page 1)

football game with BakersfieldCollege in Fresno October 3.

The grouP will also Plan for at-

tendance at state and regional con-

ferences.

The FJC student President said I

the eligibility of eaòh council mem'

ber will bè checked during the

meeting, and each will be given acopy of the student boaly constitu-tion and informed of his duties'

Bender became student bodYpresident 'lr-hen Bruce Pankratz,who was electeil to the Post lastspring, was drafted the daY âfterhis installation. Lee Storelee suc- i

the last three years, is 'the ners . ceeds Bender as vice president' i

colìege registrar, succeecling \frs- Other members of the council in- |

Clare Chisholm. Mrs' chisholm \r-ill "¡u¿s

Sue Sbeehan, secretary; car'Ibe the division chairmen's seere- ole GostaDian' treasurer; Frances

tary. Purro-ri, president of the Associated

The Fresno Junior College oPened

the fall semester with six new fac-

ulty members in addition to the

nerv President, Stuart M' lvhite'White, formerly PrinciPal of Edi-

son High School, was aPPointed to

succeed Dr. Thomas A" BlakelY as

head of the junior college'

Other nerv facultY members in-

clude Mrs. Tbelma L' DarY, Har-

ottl E. BorvYer, JosePh R' KellY'

Dr. Elretl J' Renk, Mrs' Mildred

Bosteder and Mrs' A¡nâ Thomp'

son.

Ànother instructor, Gordon FIaâ'joined the staff in March as instruc-tor in radio and television' Flaa

is a former FJC student'

Mrs. Lena M. Fuller, rvbo has

been the President's secretâry for

I Xetty, who transferred from Fres' I

I no High school, is a counselor, phy- i

tice trdnint classes, 70 iD Pre'em'ploymdilt trade courses a¡tl 242 in11 busiþss and geueral education

clivisiofrçlasses.Studen'tr are registered for day

classes frc¡n nearly erery San Joa-

quin Valtei,.communitY from Mer'ced to II¿nfóÈ{.

Nurses CommencemenlPlcrnned For TuesdoY

The F'resno Juniot College voca-

tional nursing commàrcement will'be held SePtember 29 in the FJC

librar]- at i:30 P-m-ErFin A. Dann. a-ss¡stant super'

intendent of Fresno CitY Schools,

will be the PrinciPal speaker'Rev. ins of tle Full

Goqtel r-ill give the

M. Gordan, studentsPeak on "Team Re'

latio Nursing Care"'In Nrs. Gordan, seven

othe liancy L€e Beatrez'

wormb, Cathryn Cole, Mrs' IrisDv'yði Bland, Mrs- NancY IouiseSticþels, Mrs' Helen M. Turney,Urs. Lola FaYe Schroeder and Mrs'lidia Jeffries have cemPleted¿ year prog¡am Preparatory to tak-

Ilg state board examinations as

vocational nurses.' Mrs. anna ThomPson and Mrs'Miltlretl Bosteder are the tr'JC voca-

tional nursing instructors.

RAMBIE INN

sPEClAt!

TRY O

NEW AND DELICIC,.

HOT LUNCHES

AnY student who had e 2'0 aver'

PTK sPonsor.Newman Club

Advisinc the Future Businessill be MissMrs. Ednad stutlentswill be wel-

cometl' The counterpart organization for

women is the .A.ssociated Ñ-omen

Students. Àclvisers of the AT!'S are

Mrs. Hazel Pedersen and ]f rs'

Mildred Botsfortl'

;ï member of I missioners to supervise various ac'

the * ¡*,ltt i tiuiti"t aud said three others will

i.tttïlti I be appointed' to head social affairs'rs

I scholarship and athìetic commit'remeclial reading. r

lfrs. Bosteder and Mls' ThomP-

son are in charge of the vocationalnursing Program. Mrs. Bosteder, a

former FJC student, will teach at

the Fresno CountY General Hos-

pitaì, rvhile Mrs. Thompson con-

ducts the vocâtionâl nursingclasses on the junior college cam'pus.

Trvo fot'mer Fresno CitY Schools

central office Personnel havejoined the FJC secretarial staff,

be appointed to head social affairs,I scholarship and athletic commit-I

I tees.| . r--r^ rl^The commissioners include Ha-

ruo"Yamaoka, Publications ; Gladys

Popp, student r-elfare; CharlesBecker, oral arts; Molll^ williams'assemblies; ShirleY Mcliay, Ûlb-licity; Gilbert Starkey anil BlancheMilhahn, rallY committee.

Renegodes DownStockton College

The Bakersfield Re ne gad e s,schetluled to face the Fresno JC

gridders on October 2, Pulled an

upset victory over Stockton JC

Friday night bY an 18 to 7 score

in Bakersfield.

McCarthy'SoPhomores

îhe 14th Year group will have

J. P. CoÌlins as aclviser with the

II,IHHISOiTMTITOR PABTS

l3t0 Von Ness 3-7255

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Porls for All Corr,'

Trucks ond Trqctors

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EQUIPMENT FOR

THE GARAGE

Sixty FJC students have alreadyjoined. the rallY committee, whichis sponsored bY Joseph 'W' King'Mrs. Pedersen assists rvith pep girl

arrangements.

sical education and orientation in''structor, head basketball coach and

I

assistant. football coach' i

i p"p"., rvelcomes nerv members,

I lçith or rçithout iournâlistic experi'

FJC NewsPaPeri tit" Rampage, FJC student news-

Heading all student grouPs isthe student council under the spon-

sorship of Miss \[arsh and King'

Fitzgeraldthe Rene-Mrs. Dlores Siebert, White's sec-

retary, aud Mrs. Margaret Gross'

tlle srvitchboard operator.

Nick Smith and Gene

scored touchdowns forsades.

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TICK TOCK4431 Eost Tulore Street Across from

HOT DOGS - lOc ¡

DRIVE-:"."ï':t:rl

INFresno, Cqlifornio

ROOT BEER - lOc

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7'30 A.M. - 2,30 P'M'

\p-- -'***,Thursdoy, September 24, 1 9 53 RAMPAGE Poge Three

'53 Season

ciiffe Stadium Fridcrycne the Fresno Junior College Rcms c¡s pichrred preceding their initicl tilt with the Los Ãngeles Junior College Monqrchs of Rct-.lthouqh there o¡e 13 pictured obove, only ll stoted. The line from left to right includes Nick Ceppoglio, Chorles Rqtliff, Bruce

VfCTORIOUS

Rcmkin, Donright. Although there o¡e 13 pictured obove, only ll stoted. The line from !ef! to right includes Niçk Ceppoglio, Chärles Rqtliff, Bruceuig, Dick Yecny, Tom Rycn, ond Nick Drliddo. The bqc_ks crre, left to right, Bill Smith, Jim Trcrvis (who did not stort the gome), Ccrrmenqucnterbocks Lee Storelee, who stcrted the gøre, crrd Gil Stcrrkey. (Courtesy Fresno Bee)Eonni, John Souzc¡

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son with a þang by upsetting the prep-star studded LosCollege Monarchs, 14 to 12, at R¿tcliffe

äpened the 1953 grid se¿son in Fresno,

FJC Gri ders ShowWell I lnitial T¡lt

The Flesno fiÏnior Oollege gridders opened their 1953 sea-

touchdown. Smith split the uprightssmith and rohnny Souza åombin"u | ;";äiï ì"ï'iä;'i;i: ffiiä:ror e,h, yards on the i:: Ï,ffii;".';]":Ïtr:plays to the Ram 41 I i¡" r".t four minuterwhere the starting q I L^rc --.^-^ ^-^-+ .-i+L

F.f.c. FNo

Ån i,r.9nx,îtcail) tlenelrlt

HE g 2" 162ßFJC 10etut Ag lÊreolec

Crry td ll¡1.

opened the 1953 grid season in Fresno,was the inl¿ial sho\4'ing of the t"-1-turn of the "platoonless" age of I Bruce lost 3 more, when he was

football. trapped behintl the line.Shinnick went back in punt for-

.A,tthough there was no scoring I mation to kick when Ram,s tackle

during the first quarter, it was a I Cn^rles Railiff roa¡ed throueh toFresno Junior CoHege show €t-'I blo"k Shinnick,s kick and scooptirelv' The Rams won *

'-*.: 'l* T-q lä;""o""ncins ball to run for achose to leceive. HaUbIks Bill I +^,,^hÀ^*,n amilh onri+ lha rrñFial.rc

plays to the Ram 41 I - r¡" n.t r"ur minutes of the first

half were spent çith hôrh lôâmcI ua¡r rt çr e ePU"u 'r ' eg

I failing to do much o

I The Mona.chs failedI first down during the

I irar.first down during the

¡rarDs rurnDreo, a,rrt¡ ruuuauÁ¡ DUU I pg¡¡¡lfV STOPS RAM THREATSutton recoïered for the lQn- | Three plays after the start ofafchs. $ l+r- -o.^-,r }lôIf t:ônô Êaalrmannarchs' T I t¡e second half Gene Bachmann,TOUCHDOWN DRIvE STARTS I Ram tackle, recovered Fred Maz-

The Monarchb gained only 6 I zola's fumble on the Monarch 38yards on thè next three plays, and I yard line. Souza riBpecl off 8 andon the fourth dorvn big fuUbaek |, ? yards consecutively for a firstDon Shinnick booted the ball dorvn | ¿s1rrr. The following play the Ramsto the Ram 30' where Smith I were offsides and were penalizedgrabbed lt and danced 12 yards to I tive yards. Ea,nni blâsted for 2;the Ram 42. Three plays later the I then Starkey passed to smith, x'hoRams v¡ere one yard short of a first I made it to the 3 yard line. Here thedown, and quarterback Starkey I näms were penalized to the 45 yardgamblecl and sneaked for a first I Une tor illegal use of hands. Thedown. Souza tben plunged for no I Rr-" were forced to kick aftertain, and Starkey passed to Smith I Sta"t ey attempted two.passes.for 30 yards. Starkey fired another I n¡trt l-tne HOLDSpass to Dil,iddo for 5, and Souza I Late in the thirrt quarter fuìlbackwent for orre as the tun sounded I Don Shinnick broke through a widethe end of the first quarter. Fresno I holeÌin the Ram line on a delayedJC-O, LA Valley JC'0. buck to travel 32 Yards before

.i Fullback Jim Travis bucked for I Souza and Eannl dragged the 210

¡45 and a first down to start the sec- I pound fullback down on the Ramond quarter and failecl to gain on | 34. Here the Ram line held and

from where Shin¡ick skirted hisleft entl to score the Monarchs'first touchdown. Eanni blockedKost's try for the ertra point.

The Monarchs kicked off to theRams' 42, where Eanni went forone, Souza fumbled and lost ?, and.'White gained one. Eanni thenkicked to the Monarch 48. Negrilost one; Sutton Ìv'ent for 3; thena Negri to Bruce pass was good tothe 3 yard line. Negri's pass to6' 8" encl .A.lston was incomplete;then Sutton smacked over for thesecond Moåarch touchdown. Kost'skick was wide. Rams-14, Monarchs-72.

LOS ANGELES THREATENStr'ollowing the score, the ball

changed hands four times, when,with less than four minutes to play,quarterback Tom Davis whipped apass to halfback Eddie Austinwhich was good for 63 yards. tr'romhere the Monarchs gained onlyslight yardage, but managed topick up a first down on the [,an 5,

where three plays la{bu Sblnnickwas' stopped witn a smashingtackle while tryinÈ to go aroundhis rtght end. He fltpped the ballin the end zone for ¿ touchback,

own 20.

Starkey ran a series of quarter-

back sneaks to stall the final min-utes of the game.

.the next play. Starkey t I ick to kick out on thet,.$'to oir,idao, who was s I nams tot a bad case, i the end zone, for the I ere and on the second- touchdown. Smith booted the extra lfumble Monarch end Monnett re'

point. Rams-7, Monarchs-0.

RATLIFF BLOCKS KICKcoverecl on the Ram 31.

Negri then passed to Berry, who

The gems then turned into a see- | waltzed to the Ram 3 for a firstsaw battle at mitt-fieltt with neither I down. The Ram line then rose toteam able to make a first down. I the occasion, as they stopped three

Tom Berry, Monarch halfback, I thrusts by Shinnlck and one byfumbled the bail dn the second I Berry at the line of scrimmage' The

down of the Monarch's second at- | Rams took the ball, and Baker got

tempt to meke a flrst down, and I oft a bad kick to the Ram 29, wherehalfback Floytl Whtte ¡ecoveretl I Berrv grabbed it and manage'l tofor !'resno. Souza went for O; I get back to the Ram 4 yard line'Eanni and White were stopped I Shinnick plunged for 2; Negricold. End Ray Baker kickeat to the I tossed an incomplete pass, anal on

Monarchs' 48. Halfback Bertrand I the foilowing play interference ìilasBruce gained 5, and Quarterb¿ck I callett against the Râms. The ball

The Editor's Desk

Coach Pulls WoollOver Fan's Eyes

By Don ShroyerIt certainly looks as if Ram

Coach llans Wiedenhoefer has

been pulling the wool (in this case

his red and white polka dot cry.ing tovel that is) over the eyes ofFresno Junior College fans.

For two weeks prior to the LosAngeles Valley Junior College tilt,'Wiedenhoefer had been crying "weain't got nothln' and they're load-

ed." He rattled off a list a mile longof the prep stars appearint on theLÄ roster and never said muchabout his own team except that Mil-lard. Hampton wasn't going to play.(He enrolled Monday).

I for one feel Wiedenhoefershould be very proud of hiúselfand his team. for he fieldeal one ofthe smoothest functioning outfitsI've seen in football in a long time.-WiecÌenhoefer has done to thatgroup of fellows exactly what wasintended to be done to a footballteam prior to the platoon systemin football.

There were no individual stars;it was everybody for everybodyelse. Johnny Souza couldn't havemade those beautiful runs if theline hadn't opened a hole in tbeline big enough to drive a truckthrouth.

JUNIOR COIIEGE

BOOKSTORE

ÇrnnftrVoOUR COLLEGE OUTLINE SERIES ARE

WONDERFUL HELPS IN YOUR COURSES

GET A RAIVI STICKER FOR YOUR CAR

ORAJC PENNANT FOR YOUR ROOM

HOW ABOUT AN F.J.C.

BErr AND BUCKTE FOR $2.00

Negri tost ? on aú attêmptetl pass. I was placed on 'thê one yard line' giviirg the bâll tö the Rams on thelr

RAMPAGE Thursdoy, September 24, 1953Poge Four

Hungry? Well,Amble ln Toifn" Ramble lnn

\f rs. Nina Stradel, managel ofthe Ramble Inn, invites all FJC

i students and staff members to try] the snack shop's speciâlities as'u'ellI as the lorv-Priced lunches.

The Inn, a PoPular student "hang-I out." ls in Room S21 and is oPen

from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 P.m. dailY'Mrs. Johanna Fleiberger is Mrs.StradeÌ's assistant.

Mrs. Stladel said the slecialities 1

include five-cent coffee and "delici-ous, tasty hamburget's fbr only a

qualter'." The Inn also servessandrviches, sala<ls, soft drinks, and

ice cl.eam collcotlons.

FJC HOLDS FIRST RALLY,ASSEMBLY OF SCHOOL YEAR

Fresnoattendedlally ofmornìngtum.

Junior College students I High; Ed¡r-itheil first assembly and I

tendent of ththe school year FridaY I members ofin the Memorial -Auditor- i Education;

The rally palt of the 5O-minuteassembly stimulâted student en-

thusiasm for Friday night's footballgame betrteen the FJC Rams andthe Los Angeles ValleY Junior Col-

lege eler-en.Follorving the game, FJC's ralìY

committee rçere hosts at a dancein the \\-ashinglon Junior HighSchooI Auditorium.

In the assembly, FJC studelltsmet tììeil nerç president, Stuart lf.\\'hite formel plincipal of Edison

I and ne\ç FJC faculty membe¡'s-

Geratd Bender. the student bod]'president, presided during the as-

'sembl:-, and Gilbert Starkey, rall¡r'committee co-chairman, \ryas masterof ceremonies for the rally.

Patrick Reed. a Fresno StateìCollege student, led FJC studentsin ¡-ells fol the football team. -A.l

Radka, Fleslìo radio entertainer',also participated, introducing Hans\\-iedenhoefel'. the hearl footballcoa(l).. \\¡iedenhoefer introducedhis team to tÌreir fellow students.

Student Council,Advisers Disct¡ss195 3-54 Budset

The Fresno Junior Collegeannual student body budget meet-ing was held last night i:r theRamble Inn.

A tentative budget for the fiscalyear, 1953-54, I'as discus-sed by the

I student council.

I pr-esident; Carol Gostanian, studentt---.Itreasuler; and Miss 'tV-illa Nlarsll'tìre dean o[ students, arrangied the

I meeting.

PATRICIA ]OHNSMiss Colifornio

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Former JC CoedPlaces ln MissAmerica Contest

Patl'icia Ann Johns, formel Fres-no Juniol Coìtege coed, Placedamong the top ten in the MissAmericà coÌrtest in Atlantic City,N. J. Sìre placed filst in the bathingsuit competition and also receiveda $1000 scholarshiP.

The 5 feet 5 inch beauty rvon theFresno CountY title MaY 23. She

tlìerì captuÌed ttre Miss Califot'niacLorvn in Santa Cruz on Jurìe 21.

On her letuln she atteuded thefirst FJC dance held at Washing-ton Juuior High Schooì.

Red Key Will Take

Membership Bids I

Pat Still, president of FJC's set'-

Yice organization, Red KeY, atl-nounced Monday the organizationis now taking Petitions for nerv

member-s. Petitions can be obtainedfrom any Red KeY member. The Pe-

titions must be filled out and I'e-

turned to Frances PurroY, mem-

bership chairman, bY FridaY, Oc'

tober 2.

The membet'shiP requirementslor the organization include one

semester's attendance at FJC and

a 1.0 glade avel'age. The studentalso must have a FJC studelrt bodY

card and must be caÌrying at least12 units.

The Red KeY members to con-

tact fol Petitìous are Art Lea,

Blanche MilÌrahn, Miss PulroY,Miss Still, Bertha Hodge, ChuckGlahn and \\¡aìlr* Wallace'

Reedley LosesTo Bullpups 4'

ReedteÍ Juniol College, rvhich is

scheduled to meet the Fresno Jun'iol College Rams November 7, losta close contest. 12 to 7, to the Fres-

no State College Bullpttps Saturdaynight in ReedleY.

IHHISMAII'SPHAHMAIY

LUNCHES

ANDSCHOOL SUPPIIES

STANISTAUS ond O STREETS

J"*"':l'iffi

Wn"n you smoke Chesterfield it'sso sotisfying to know thot You cregett¡ng the one cigoretle thot's lowin nicoTine, highest in quolitY.

A fact Proved bY chemicaleoalyses of the country's sixleading cigarette brands.

And it's so sctisfying to know thoto doctor repoÉs no'odverse effecTs

to the nose, throgt ond sinuse¡from smoking Cheslerfield.

The doctor's rePort is Part ofa Progfam suPervised by a

resPonsible indePendent re-search laboratorY and is based

on thorough bi'monthlY exam-inations of a grouP of Chester-field smokers over a Period of

^ year and a half.

BEST TOR YOU

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