Fresno City College - Rambler Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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ALPHA GAIVIIVIA SIGIVIA 2?'l'v L2 ' wi M - ' :STKWA 93555551 Hifi fssiifiw A is 35 ...,A. :fag Q.. E 'ss .-.T 51'-'Tz.:...:gT-1 -A ., ' 5 1 1 - - 'AV'- ig T T T, - 11133 'J ,T 141 '.ee5z'smn-.-:i.::5::. ,. Milton Barnes Presidem :Ei 'si-eff' 11 1, ,lg Ir' 'i T se T ?fa Q, Lindo Miller Vice-President The membership of This group is comprised of The ouTsTanding scholars of CC. This group really makes wiTh The books and brains. Alpha Gamma Sigma is The local chapTer of The honor scholasTic sociefy of California iunior colleges. ScholasTic cichievemenT is The main goal of The membership, buf The social and culTural acTiviTie-s are also an imporTanT pari of The acTiviTies of This organizaTion. The purposes of The organizaTion are To promoie scholarship and To also develop a well rounded social life for The brains of The CiTy College sTudenT body. The advisors are Dan Ozier and VicTor Okkerse. ff, ig- i I-QL Ti .i.' Rebecca Reed Shirley Kauffman Secfemry Treasurer I , , l , 1 44 Ca? 'ii ...s Eh. FIRST ROW, left To right, L. C. Miller, D. McClinTock, R. Reed, B. Sharp, M. Anderson and K. Kauffman SECOND ROW, left To righf, M. Barnes, G. Fink, K. Oio, S. Sharma, J. Dhillon, T. Cuadros.

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ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS A l H -JL1 A Q- fl 111' -. -- - ' V K: is f E Ti: Left to right: Gladys Casteel, Ellen Blue, Patti Lowry, Erevetta Hunt, Deloris Dickson, Doris Deakins - Advisor The AWS was tormed to further the interests and coordinate- the activities ot the Women Students of Fresno City College. Advisors to the gals are Doris Declkins and Durlene Nall. All members of the temale sex who attend City College are members of this or- ganization. This group encourages student participation in both social and service ac- tivities. The AWS is the temale counterpart of the Associated Men Students. The Asso- ciated Women Students sponsor at least one of the noon dances each semester as well as holding a semi-annual installation banquet for each semester's ofticers. J , 1 f W., Left to right: FIRST ROW, Angie Hernandez, Carmen Lozano, Ester Raymundo, Martha DelaRosa, Rachel Martinez. SECOND ROW, Marge Fries, Mary Helen Orosco, Mary Louise Juarez, Barbara Dunham, Carole Herzog, Irma Hernandez. 'J? ers' 'T Q - it I I --rj 'VJ-rf .X Jackie Riley President is fly' 'Q - L- I 'Pa Xf- , V. , .,: V Ns - T Deloris Dickson Vice-President r-six at-4' 53 1 -L 1 ,W L Patti Lowry Spring President Brenda Daum Social Affairs N..,s i ,. I '-vwig-'

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C. S. T. A. This organization is comprised of students who wish to enter the field of education. its purpose is to stim- ulate the highest ideals of professional ethics and attitudes. Affiliation with this group encourages the social, professional, and ethical attitude required of all teachers in these future teachers. lt promotes the economic welfare of teachers as well as improving educational services in general. Through observation and study these future educators become conscious of the sacred responsibility and dedication to duty required of members of this profession. Participation in the activities of this club gives valuable back- ground information on the requirements of this de- manding field. Mickey Shelly is club advisor. . QQ it .tug gc.. ' ll At ta s iw, get 33: UQ sf. , ,Je Q , it .f , ii 'Q 2 Janice Wilson Naomi Young Secretary Treasurer Reggie Upton President FIRST ROW left to right J Wilson, B. Brewer, N. Young. SECOND ROW,left to right, H. Mickalian, R. Roe, R. Upton. .Lf-it eil- K. Harry Michalian Vice-President