Fresno State College - Campus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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W9 S 213' I '94 Industrial Arts Department I One of the many workshops in the lndustrlal Arts program Linotype machine. M. Grosse, W. McComas, G. Noakens, M. Gonser, C. Feuches, D. Dettlnger R. Newcomb, W. Dunning, W. Bliss, H. Schorling, F. Schroeter, L Aldrich The Industrial Arts Department, headed by Marion A. Grosse, offers a Bachelor of Arts de- gree with a teaching credential or without a credential. Students do their maior work in draft- ing, metal, graphic arts, woodwork, crafts, elec- tricity, radio and automotive maintenance. The Bachelor of Science degree in industrial tech- nology prepares the student for technical and managing positions and in the areas of sales personnel, and production management. The de- partment also offers special, secondary iunior high and general secondary credentials and a special credential for vocational teaching.

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Applied Arts Division Home Economics Department Row 'l: A. Sollie, M. Rohrer, L. Porch, E. Monts. Row 2: C. Rose, J. Dale, M. Edgar, B. Henderson. And then after the dance- Fall semester 1958 marked the year the future home makers and home economists at Fresno State College moved to their new quarters in the Art-Home Economics Building. This year the department made use of the Home Economics Cottage, a modern, completely equipped home adiacent to the dormitories. Besides the modern facilities students are offered Bachelor of Arts degrees in preparation for such various vocations as home maker, food demonstrator, and hospital dietician. Head of the department is Dr. Louise Watson Porch who came to FSC in 1942. Fl 5l'Pl'1,fl1en pull, then stitch. The Home Management House has a dish washer!

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Business Division Row 1: L. Mudge, O. Woodward, H. Rohrer, V. Storli, V. Jepsen. Row 2: P. Pierson, M. Fisk, D. Halper, C. Tidyman, G. Mullenix, W. Parker. ,. 7 t . 'CV' ' 4 B. Hal The goal of the Business Division is to prepare stu- dents for positions in the business field and for teaching in secondary level schools. It offers Bachelor of Science degree programs in accounting, business administration and marketing and a Bachelor of Arts degree in secretarial administration, in general business and in the credential field of special, iunior high and general secondary teaching. The Master of Science degree is -offered to provide advanced training in business and management, The Master of Arts degree adds to the training of student teachers who will one day instruct in secondary schools and iunior colleges. The division sponsors three honorary clubs, the American Marketing Asso- ciation, Pi Omega Pi, business education, and Alpha Kappa Psi, the national business fraternity for men. Division Chairman is Dr. McKee Fisk. Litzinger, R. Carr, R. Hampton, H. Sherman, P. Biesiot. pn proofread if iusf once more. Row 1: W. Wayne, E. McCullough, W. Parker. Row 2: M. Sherr, W. Brooks, E. Austin.