Fresno State College - Campus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Left to right, kneeling: Henry Rutherford, Barbara Johnson, Shirley Devlin, Doris Macdonell, Guinn Sin- clair Dorris Feuerstein, Anne Cochrane, Janice Kuhn, Jane Andersen, Jo Kluger, Gwen White, Donna Morrison. Standing, Bob Abakian, Jess Fernandez, James Robinson, Kai-Ho Mah, Dick Stoner, Sloan Coats, George Woosley, Bob Boney, Pat Snyder, Jack La Bonte, Dick Williams, Ted lnouye, Lucille Mills. RALLY COMMITTEE INTEREST in sports and school affairs is promoted by the rally committee in many ways. Card tricks and stunts at the football games were sponsored by the rally committee led by fall Chairman Henry Rutherford. Fireworks displays, skits, and skilful maneuvers by the band added color to the contests. Although not part of the Rally Committee, the pep girls and yell-leaders worked with them during football season to put on a good show. The trip to Stockton for the clash with College Bob Lurker, Hank Enns, and Loran Taylor lead photographer in yell. of the Pacific is recalled with happy grins by stu- dents. lt isn't the game, lt's the spiritlsi that counts. ln the spring, Guinn Sinclair, new chairman, ar- ranged for Hey Day and Masque Ball. Hey Day began as an afternoon frolic at Roeding Park clim- axed by the gala costume affair at night-the Masque Ball. A Duke and a Duchess reigned for the evening and awarded prizes for outstanding COSfL,lI'T1GS. Pep girls . . . Mary Minnitte, Anita Mittel- man, Jacky Carter, Nadine Nichols, Jeanette Smith.

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. . . jurisdiction over all cases involving the welfare of the col- lege, states Article l5, Section 5 Clause 2 of the constitution. The Student Court, which con- sists of the Dean of Men, two juniors, and two seniors, exerted its authority only once, that be- ing over the exuberant reactions of a few members of the rooting section during a football game. Later, however, through the combined efforts of the Student Court and the Rally Committee, the rooting section problem was successfully squelched. Roland Rude was chosen as a spring semester member of the court. THE F r e s h m o n Orientation Committee staged an assem- bly at which Dr. Frank W. Thom- as, Dr. Mitchell P, Briggs, and other faculty members greeted the 500 members of the fresh- man class. The class, one of the largest in the history of the coi- lege, was also made acquainted with the traditions, organiza- tions, and activities of the school. The annual Freshman Reception was held at the Rain- bow Ballroom, and a sport dance was given in the social hall of the student union. l Left to right are Dean Beatty, Helen Heitkotter, Barbara Busch and Benny Phillips. STUDENT COURT FRESHMAN CRIENTATION Left to right are Betty .lo Lord, Norma Hoey, and Loran Taylor

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Front row, left to right, Beverly Gibson, Mildred Schmidt, Margaret Munson, Jane Andersen, Barbara Hebert. Back row, Barbara Rogers, Mary Lu Dennehy, Deana Wilson, Jeane Spence, Nancy Jorgensen Pauline Gist, Annie Shew, Pat Henry, Margaret Larsen, Dean Baker, Marian Browe. jam' Hoiglal Qiuzclva, ' , mimi Milfha. F! 55 2929 kblz Nancy Jorgensen ASSOCIATED WCMEN STUDENTS . ONE of the more active service organizations is the Associ- ated Women Students, of which all women students are automatically members. Nancy Jorgensen, AWS President, Dean Baker, and Dr. Elizabeth Kelley, sponsors, and Miss Mari- an Browe, financial sponsor, deserve credit for their help. The AWS Stag Dance, the Queen's Tea, the Queen's Ball, a float in the Armistice Parade, a revised AWS constitution, the Christmas tree in the rnain foyer, Christmas presents for handi- capped children, the Spring Formal, the lecture series for wom- en students, the Coordinating Council, the exchange student fund, and refinishing the Women's Lounge and the AWS office were all AWS projects for the year. Lillian Mahnert, Beth Krum, Lilly Garabedian, Kathryn Dresser, Lois Reinold, Desanka Cucuk Frances Lucich Sue Carstens, Joan Ruby