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S Slated for Next Week Martin Elected 5B President; Drama Club to Present'the New Constitution Passed Boy Friend' Ln Arts Festival Fred K FRESNO COLLEGE rys PUBTISHED ASSOCIATED STUDENTS vor. xvll FRESNO, CATIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1963 NUMBER 2ó FCC Presents s Slated For Next Week Martin Elected 5B President; Drama Club To Present'The New Constitution Passed Boy Friend' ln Arts Festival Fred K. Martin Jr. was elected ¿ùt mid-terms of the Presid'ent By DAVID PACHECO Many of the items on display will ¡ the new AsÊociated Student Bodv and vice president. This rn'as re- The second annual Fresno City be for sale. president in the election held I College tr'ine Arts Festival begins Fine Arts President Roger I duced from the present 2.1-) aveÌL Derryberry saicl that he is mak- last Friday. age. This tloes not change the tonight as "The Boy Friend," F attempt, ing arrangements for five local Other officers are Kathy Mur- 2.5 over¿ll âver¿ùge tha,t is still CC's first musical hall jazz and. folk singing grouPs to phy, vice president; Caroline needetl-by these officers. Also it opens in the college social 8:15 PM. perform during the noon hour at Poind.exter, secretary; L ar rY le¿rves ¿r,t 2.O the averages thart at Krum, Treasurer; Jim Mclauth- renraining council officets rnust "The Boy Friend" will also be the Art-O-Rama. lin, Associated. Mens President; ¡naintain. presented on Saturday night, Derryberry an n o unc e d tho and groups tentatively scheduled to Susan M. Hawthorne, .A.ssociated New representatives at large May 18, and on May 23, 24, 'Womens ¿ùppoâr. They include the ßtS President. for the fall semester are: Jeminta 25. Ilouso Group, with Jackio Wirris The total of lí16 votes is tììe Chan, Percy Garcia, Maaike M. Clyde G. Snrrpter', the musical as the fe¿tured vocalist, tho largest tohrl for several Yean's. Malis,'\\Iayne Jacobsen, Irving D. comedy's director and festival Sha,ntymen frorr F'resno State Commissioner of elerctions Chuck Lee, l\{ilaun A. Dowell, Davitl H. coordinator, said the highlight of College, a quintot, plus two Overs ¿rnnounced thâ,t lre w¿s Coleman, Bernice C. Gade, Bruce the X'ine Arts tr'estival u'ill be the iazz other acts as yet unna,med. plea,serl with the total voter turn A. Mldsen, ancl Carol L. Schaef- appearanco of tho Les Baxter out. He stnted th¿¡t lìe congr¿ùtu- fer. Ralladeers, a popular folk sing- Diane Benbrook, Stephen Berg- candidates ¿rnd 2O, lund, Kathryn Thomas, Anna Too- lates a,ll of the Tlre council u':rs inst¿lled last ing gronp, on Monday, May hopes tlrey ìtave ¡l good ter"nr of koian, and Richard Fagundes play night at the annu¿l strulent coun- at 8 PM in the ad¡ninistr¡tion office. east courtyard, the lead.s in "The Boy Friend," cil banquet. building's À new constitution to replace In addition, the festival will The group will get totether Others cast in supporting roles an older form was also Passed bY include two other events to be include Margaret Thomas, Deanna summer to make Les Boxter's Bc¡llodeers will an overwhelming vote of the stu- during the presented at 8 PM in the east plans year. ploy FCC Mondct'y night. Passmore, Carole Schaeffer, Doris dents. for the coming ot courtyard of the administration just Pires, Michael Quijatla, Jo Ann The many minor changes v¡ill "I wish all the members of the The Group is one of the building. Rizzo, Shirley Bell, Jasper Robil- not affect the activities of the new council," stated Martin, mqny evenls FCC hqs slated The first is a concert by the lard, Ronald Scott, Ronald Baker, students. Most changes lilere uP- "would attend the council meet- for the coming week. college band uqder the tlirection Roger Johnson, Doreen Kruger, datiügs of the old constitution' ing next Tuesday, since it is the of Marvin L. Bedford on Tuesday Lubberta Meursinge, Carmen The major change rnade a 2'O Iast chance for them to see how night, May 21 and a concert by Rodriquez, Robert Russell, and the council works." FTF gpade average &ll tha,t is needed Kampage Errors tl-re college choir directed by C. Linda Jones. Loï¡ell Spencer on Wednesday, Duo to ¿ùn error printetl in Darrel Rogers is the busin€ss May tho lì:mperge last \üeek, nany 22. mana,ger, Russell, the stago man- Art students of Curtis D, Dra- ' Spring Formol Af stud.onts may be untler the im- âger, and üoyce Robinson is tho Annuol per a,nd. Walter E. Witt will pre- pression th¿t the srunmer ses- wardrobe mistess, sent their creotions during the sion offers night courses. Sumpter's classes in theater T omorrow third. annual Art-O-Rama, May 2O Roinbow Bqllroom Only day courses will be of- craft and rehearsal and perform- sPiing Poindexte¡, and Barbala Didier, tlrrough 24 from a A,M to 10 PM Fresno CitY College's fered in Í'CC's first suûrmer ses- ance techniques and members of to- decorations: Barbara Roth and daily in the student center p&tio. formal for 1963 will be held sion beginning JuIy 1. Theso Delta Psi Omega, tr'CC's dramatic 1 Roger Moon, publicity; and Tom The outdoor art exhibit will morro\r' night from 9 PM to courses will be held. in the organization, will assist the display ceramic sculptures, drarr- with AM at the Rainbow Ballroom. Griffin, special effects and light- morning trours, production. The Associated Men Students and rnt. ings, paintings, and portraits. Dezie Woods choreo- Women Students are is the Associated grapher of the play. co-sponsors of the d.ance. "Since 'The Boy Friend.' is À'WC President Joe Beth Jack- said that "Colonial Spring- FCC's first musical, it WilI be a son new experiment," said Sumpter, time" will be the theme of the dance and the Bob Hughes Or- (Continued on Page 3) chestra will Provide the music. She âtlded that the sPring for- mal is the climax of spring acti- FCC Musiciqns vity at FCC and that AMS Presi- F¡tF dent Larry Krum and herself urge Jnow all students to Plan to attend' rresenr "Everybody has v¡orked hard," Due to the lack of talent as- she remarked, "and this will be semblies at FCC, some of the one of the best sPring formals students are puttitrg on an aE- FCC has ever had.." sembly. The heads of the committees The assembly along with "The disclosed by Miss Jackson are as Boy Friend" will start off the follows: Robert Hughes, music; Fine Arts lMeek. The show wlll Dody Stocks, refreshments; Mil- begin at 12 PM tomorrow and aun'Dowell and. Mitchell Bower, end. at 1 PM. It will be held in bids and invitations; Richard Fa- the cafeterla patio. gundes, Robert Russell, CarolYn The participants are: Jim Gan- duglia, Stan (Dean) Paramore, Deod Week Coming Freddie McOavrin, Oliver Patter- for son, Clarence Pennywell, Henry Doad lVeok, scheduled 'Weed, l0.{øy 27-31, is only two weeks Gorden, Jim Cone, Don ¿ìway. Inman Perkins, John Hughes, Studont social activities will Ha¡ry Dashjian, and Jeanie be at a stantlstill and the li- Powell. bra,ry should be working a,t ca. The show will consist oî. iazz, pacity. The few weeks remain- rock and roll, and rhythm and ing in the sem€ster' following blues and will be held in the dead weeh will consist of the auditorium, final exams. DRAMA STUDENTS qssume posilions in rehecrsql of "The Boy Friend." (Clcr¡k Photo) Admission is free, Poge Two RA'IAPAGE Thursdoy, Moy 16, 1963 0pportunities Available tor Publlshed weekly by the journalism students of Fresno Clty College' 1101 University, tr'resno, Callfornla. Composed by the Central Call- fornia Typographic Servlce. Unslgned editorials are the exp¡esslon JC Retailers of the eclitors. -#,, Opportunities for career em- ployment in retail stores are EdÍtorÍsl growing even thouth the¡e. is an increasing number of high school, junior college, and four-year col- THE MOST DEADLY lege students seeking iobs. Retail store officials, however, are ANIMAL ON EARTH ized The current race riots in Birmingham, Ala. point out one I I important fact-we are not'a' nation comprised entirely of RI mature, rational beings. larte ¡etail national chains havel We set ourselves as an example to the entire world. We visited the Fresno City College want everyone everywhere to look upon us as their ultimate Business Division seeking stu- goal-"Follow our example and someday you will be as great dents with specialized merchan- as America." dlse ed.ucation for management It is no small wonder we have not injured our elbows training positions. patting ourselves on the back. It is unbelievable that in our They have expressed a Prefer- ..,.1+:*^+^t, +l^^ rnrrõ+ in tLa rrca ultimate" society^^-'.^+-, the government-^"^¡,qru^-+ must revert-ô.rôI+ to the use ence for junior college students off nolicepolice dogsdoEs and fire hoses to keep us from killingkillinE each as executive trainees. other. Yet, it happens. It happened in Little Rock. It hap- Students are being hired lor pened again at the University of Mississippi, and now it is fulltime summer positions witl happeni the provision that they enroll in . Sõme improving. This seems hard to the Merchandising Field Experi- believe. into even tighter sects, many of ence Program in the fall. them bent upon violence if integration. 'No Applications' Negroes are turning, in des tical groups One of the students enrolled. in DEBATE LEADERS-\Millicrm Germcrny, Don Borders crnd as the Black Muslim Society supremacy. the Merchandising Field Experi- Dcrvid Hcrrcock.
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