Fresno State College - Campus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Department Expands Facilities The womenis department sponsored several coeds in the Stanford University Tennis Tournament and also held a swim clinic during the second semester. Climaxing spring football, Cecil Coleman held the annual red-white football game and clinic. Several of California's outstanding coaches spoke at the clinic, including Bill Barnes from the University of California at Los Angeles. The men's department also initiated its first wrest- ling team which took fourth place in the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Championships. Banquets were held for the football, basketball and wrestling teams, while spring athletes enjoyed a picnic late in the year. John Langley and ,lack Garrett, enrolled in men's volleyball, leap high into the air trying to gain control of the ball. Golf Coach Larry Pape demonstrates the 'ibody english needed for a long drive to his beginning golf class. Members of the womenis basketball class are playing a vigorous game. 29

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Physical education faculty members are, seated: Flint Hanner and Ruth Watermang Standing: Cecil Coleman and Hal Beatty. Physical Education With the opening of a 35860,000 women's gymnasium, the Fresno State College physical education department climaxed one of its most productive years. Staff offices, two classrooms, locker rooms and a dance studio were only a few of the facil- ities made available to the coeds. The physical education department also saw work begin on the addition to the menis gymnasium. The addition, due to be completed October 12, will offer students a new locker room, gymnastics room, a combative room, faculty offices and facil- ities for housing the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps program. The intramural program at the college, directed by Myron Anderson, had its most rewarding year in recent history. Participation doubled in all sports and competition was fierce according to the IM director. Trophies were awarded to win- ners in flag football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, golf, track, swimming and softball. The intramural program gives non- varsity lettermen a chance to compete in college athletics. fifcrffi Sue Hemyson, 1962 Miss California, relives her FSC M' days, as she puts her jacket in a locker at the women's gymnasium. Members of the folk and square dance class enjoy themselves as they try out a new dance step. 28

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AFRQTC Gets New Building Proposed completion and occupancy of an Air Force Reserve Oificers Training Corps building was of para- mount importance to the group this year. This building is located immediately south of the main gym and is one of the taller buildings on campus. The Air Science Division now has as part of its cur- riculum specified courses in the fields of physical science, natural science, mathematics, social science and foreign languages which satisfies pre-commission officer education requirements. The drill team, the precision marching unit of the AFROTC, was present at many parades and honor oc- casions. The color guard has added an impressive touch to these events. In conjunction with its coed auxiliary, Angels F light, the Arnold Air Society sponsored the annual Galaxy Ball in early March. The dance proved to be a huge success and was one of the main social highlights of the spring semester for the corps. Colonel Stambaugh, the head of AFROTC activities at FSC, pauses along with Captain Carlson during drill exercises. Responsible for displaying the colors at many parades and drill activities are SfSgt. Ray Shiflett, SfSgt. James Craig, SfSgt. Kole Upton and Tech X Sgt. Robert Ryder. Second Lieutenant Trezza directs the precision march- ing of the drill team. -'