Fresno City College - Rambler Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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i FSU rv Charles F. Overs President Rod Oldfield Vice-President R, tif it , . . Mrs .. , . vw. i t- , FORENSICS CLUB -. af? X ,K it ' f Nil ' 1 mgmn lm wtsistl. , itftsggfmriqtlt. www wt ,Y an 15,1 ' 'Q-233 it ws 1 ef J tint l 1 1.225 W 4-J t mf, lllr, - .. HMB., nz as EQWQW ...sm 'J , ,QZW Q.. , . i f tt t. , ,, . .. yuan.. , M.. W , t A Xlll 'fmt . . , .. S Ll 3-L -so :ss 2 FIRST ROW, left to right, F. Weinschenk, advisor, E. Salazar, N. Nuitio and D. St. Louis, SECOND ROW, M. May, D. Rogers, G. Byrd and B. Smith. Members of the Forensics Club are talking dictionaries and willing to argue the affirm- ative or negative view point of any given subiect. This group was formed to promote, within the limits of the students of Fresno City College, public speaking and debate with the main objective of preparing one to speak before the public with ease and assurance. Franz Weinschenk, who acts as advisor of this company of loquacious speakers, has the distinction of being their most loyal supporter and toughest critic. Each year club mem- bers are given one topic on which they must be prepared to defend either the negative or the affirmative side. v. -,.1 ltf9if9fil'3H I .1 . N ' f t Sit tr ll 1'-fe in t 1 ,1- 1f:1.w'l ss- at S 'N ..,. A . . ft I 3 F .fl ref 5f 'RQ 1 ff? .. t f' t .Q I -.gig f . it- 1 - l I Franz Weinschenk l in A 7 F . 1. ' 4' , -7 ,, Advisor E v...-f 3 7 ls. FIRST ROW, Ieft to right, D. St. Louis, B. Cardone, V. Raney, and N. Nuitio. SECOND ROW, G. Salazar, J. Vance, C. Overs and R. Oldfield.

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PI-IALANX . f-if , F N fx ?N - L 1? - -L 1 X f Q' 'Tr' . st Q f Laslf N-6 Clark Bridgmon Bob Roe Secretary Treasurer Joe Lee President , 1 ii ii 'i if i. FIRST ROW: left to right, J. Henry, C. Overs, J. Lee, G. Johnson. SECOND ROW: L. Owens, B. Martin. Skip Seogle Vice-Presideni

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INTERNATIONAL CLUB WM , Fred Bayati President I .ir I it eff. in NX I, A ..M,,, . , I . .. ff'? l .. I ru I it h dr I, gi. in V- , 4 V4 g wx 1 - N- Igiivg in 1 . Sea-Amr' I W I, 'ti ' I slide- , wig M., i ,Z zI,,WJ.Isg5Ii? -5 . gg, . .Y KSA ' z I ,... -.-, . , KN f QE Q ni. I V! V ,,!Wg2I Grill me .i.h?5.w.,i.t A A - it - -I 9, W vu., ..,... , X . . ,s,Z-,, :U ,,.W,, ln, L ,,. 5,152 gi nw.. fy! International CIub's entry in the Mardi Gras parade. its own United Nations when the International Club meets. Students who attend City College comprise the membership of this interesting and active group. The purpose of the club is to promote international understanding and fellowship. Though contact and association with American students these visitors of many learn to know and understand the people ot the United States. Ad- visors tor the International Club are William A, Reynolds and Ray Cramer. Any student who comes from another country is eligible for membership in this club. City College has from other lands foreign countries -..O FIRST ROW, left to right, M. Gahrahmat, R. Oroumieh, A. Naimi, F. Alahyari, I. Pazargad and F. Farrobli. SECOND ROW, J. Mendez, M. Cheykhzadeh, T. Bunting, M. Singh and A. lssa. ,, ' ' . fi I I E, 5 Sas-sf. . ZLii AY I ' Q Mr I .' B: W- Y Y- 15 if Jul ' r ' QI :W n lliilg X 'I' 551: -f ' . , 1 F if-'. ll? I' ' Z psf gg I 7If'a3 Eg Q3-7? W' --P I I E. 1.-.wi 4l suv W .. mpeg 1 1. . L M gi -1' W: L I it 4.-' . . , - i ggi? H glik is K-W . :JS 42,5 ,mm . -It S. I Karen De Jong Vice-President 5 3 . Jea nette A rax Secretary Asien Tozlian Treasurer I 'ir I wi. x -am... Q I III., ,sa ew-W' I . wrt, - 9 Rv A I