Fresno City College - Rambler Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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PHI BETA LAIVIBDA f, awk' ,ey ig P -,-,,-,.,---rf -9' if , LQZV Phi Beta Lambda's entry in the Mardi Gras parade. I It irgafzaexxa 'ii' -ffm' I f3rf4I'I 5 ,N 'I I,,'i',i ' 'I' .5-1, Judy Potter Shirleyann Gusse Secretary Treasurer px Q 'NPV KU: ,il- , if we-1, -it Q 15 I is I ' ,-.g,,,- Q- I trttr Z ,news-H-1-W V I i :Lal ,. FIRST ROW, I. 'ro r, Charlotte Falsetti, Judy Potter and Leona Nolan. SECOND ROW, Norma Davidian and Jackie Helinski. THIRD ROW, David MeIekian, Ray Pitt and Karl Kirakosian, Carl Kirahosian President -4. Leona Nolan Vice President

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LATIN AMERICAN CLUB Vince Sa nfella no President Membership in this organization is open to any member of the Fresno City College student body who is interested in Latin America. The purpose of the group is to promote greater understanding and know- ledge of the Latin-American people and cuhures Under the sponson ship of Nora Simpson and Ellis Carrasco,thE group has been very acnve. Dunng the Hohday Season they entertained at the Fresno County Hospital, Veteran's Hos- pHaL and CNd Peodeb Home by presenting the native Latin-Amer- ican Dances The Hema de la Noche is the big event each year torthh group. Frank Villogas Vice-President WUQQ, 7 '1vrv,' T' 7-l--1' X . -.X -V8 ,-I E E . F .'!. 5 .Nl 1 or J ,,.- v. .i-4,5 L' ,,:g.!. Latin American Club s entry in the Mardi Gras parade li, in-ly, vs? A ffl. Mary Helen Orosco Geri GGVCICI Sec,-efgry Treasurer Q fs' '. ' 'K T Q Mx. IQ pr: ,il vga'-' Lett to right: FIRST ROW Angie Hernandez Carmen Lozano Mary Helen Orosco Leonor Quistiano Marty Dela Rosa Rachel Martinez. SECOND ROW Mary Louise Juarez Daniel Lopez, Jesse Saldana Charles En cinas Vince Saniellano. 'J - it - . J C A , , F Q f W X . . ' if? ' ' .,. , vis? X L ' ' 4' i. ,Kr in .I+ ' f - uw 'fig , ,- J .31 1 . a A -. . nf' A 1 - 1 :- T A - ' S' , Q- . -- n 0 -0 5, . I l , . ' ' V ' A 1- , 'P - . rf? . N A- ' rl- 5 . if A , 5 i - .. i l - F' . :lf 3 'i if . ' 1 334 t , Y' - ii -lg . 'Q ' L Fi Efitfll T' . r - L. ,M f'.-xr, . I ' ' f L ' .i X 1 .. I 5 I I I I 7 'A,, '

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Q i 2 te ,. I if NH T , .. I , , I 3 QL iii air 15- . I Ax. 'L 2 5 ' I J TECHNICAL AND INDUSTRIAL CLUB Y :-:5E5:-: ' I-. . :,: if Q, Nw. I f R I. :,, ..,...., L... if 1 Bob Protzman President . ,Ji I 1? E S 'I Jerry Chitiian Vice-President I ET emit -at-Iibwwvn Terry Va rnum Secreta ry-Treasurer t ist ROW, I to r, B. Yrulegui, A. Astarabadi, J. Davidian, Petersen, G. Privett, T. Dovre, R. Yegan, T. Crump. 3rd R. Bowermon, D. Hoagland, J. Campise. 2nd ROW, J. ROW, E. Coffer, F. Davis, W. Melikian, P. Moradion, D Ogiluie, L. Sarantos, M. Sullivan, D. Petersen, E. Costa, R. Sloan, V, Kavacevich, P. Hilton, B. Beckstead, C. Jarrett The T. SQ I. Club is an organization dedicated to the purpose of furthering progressive achievement. Membership in the group is open to all T 8c I students. This organization is bonded together to give these people a chance to contin- ue their vocational training, maintain the abil- ility already acquired and forward Their iii V, I if E iygrigy 4. , I. i- E f is ii campaign toward achievement in the future. Aside from the educational aspect of the club the group has many other activities. Included among them are the auto-rama, of a homecoming queen candidate, campaigning for students running body offices. sponsorship and active for student 5 ti ist ROW, I to r, B. Parrish, G. Soghomonian, I, Abdulaiz, Martin, E. Valdez, J. LaCentra, T. Argentina, G. Gagliardai D. Mason, B. Sullins, B. Schaa, B. Sage. 2nd ROW, W. L. Obata, T. Simonian, B. Nugent, L. Lee, T. Bunting, W Hauschel, T. Yamshita, D. Hamilton, D. Patton, R. Protzman, Merle, D. Comer and S. Enns. D. Scott, B. Corey, R. O'Green, J. Avila. 3rd ROW, R. ir iw