Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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u ag When Edlfors Gei' TogeTher OUT Comes a Yearbook Provided a Mullnon and One DeTalls of PlcTure and Copy are Successfully AmalgamaTecl lnTo IO4 Pages of Paper and Ink A co operahve sTaTT walling To worlc plus an lndlspensable adviser plus some deT1nlTe Ideas equal The TourTeenTh volume oT The Buc caneer ElghT monThs ago work on The annual was sTarTed ln1Tlal Ideas were analyzed and Tor Three monThs lasT Fall plcTures were Taken oT every lmporTanT campus evenT LOTS B S ALDRICH s Real progress began The TlrsT oT This year when budgeTs were drawn up conTracTs leT sTaTT members given ass1gnmenTs and a dummy oT The I936 Buccaneer was planned From Then unTll The beginning oT May edlTorlal sTaTT members were ThrusT lnTo a Tull Time schedule In order To round ouT and compleTe asslgnmenTs and Those lasT mlnuTe Touches Slnce our arm has been To con vey To you an annual crammed wlTh candnd p1cTures a C C C cauhous capable and co opera Tnvej cameraman was needed Sam Turner TITS The descrlphon l-le was ever ready wlTh has eTTl T clenT mln1aTure Type camera To snap p1cTures As a resulT he sub mlTTed over ZOO snaps Trom which To selecT plcTures seen ID The Tea Ture sechon A necessnTy To any annual ns a business manager A manager Tull oT respons1b1llTy :nlT1aT1ve and pep Jud STurTevanT handled This lob nlcely ThroughouT The Buc caneer worlclng season he reporT iw '5A Q We IP as -wi X ses? ,f jg? Mx 5 swssfekrfffs asa'-1 W ,Q X wg, Q was Q XM? V3 idx i Jr JUDSON STU RTEVANT ed Ta1ThTully on Tlnanclal maTTers number oT books sold and plans Tor The Tlnal dlsTr1buTlon oT an nua s A novel Idea was aTTempTed This year by The use oT grid o graphs In The TooTball sechon Their purpose IS To presenT aT a glance graphic porTrayals oT The hlghl1ghTs oT games during TooT ball season CredlT IS due John Ayres 33 Tor asslshng us IH malc Ing These charTs Jimmie Kress and Grace ShoT well drd odd 'obs such as Typing ldenTlTylng p1cTures and wrlT1ng leTTers B ccaneer T936 P e 63 . . . . . I 1 . . , , . . . . n l l ' ' . . . , . A e I ' , . I , . l . . - .. fr V f gusazgggsy, avg wf, 1. skyjfx, 'frefsie-m FET :EW T Qu: Q., frgeir - 5 New I I , 1.3 if ' :F I L2 ' ' f i? I Y K 'Q Wx W 5- ..,. rr in . T nf' S s. ' P' 1' .. 'BP-'tfo.'l.5?v'.i?l'5 l 'Tv' 2-1 -, I N- M.3s! fsfir' -' Ti T' I T ' T TQ ,- 'ff 'T izillf filqw T wS5Ti5?' wzsw 4 hi: V . 'Tl - v Q Q . . . Tini hes her iob , A , handg out book I I I ' b T T ,V ' ' . . - . I I ' I I - ' Q 1 - I n Q U I I ' , . . . T , - - . - ' I -T - , ,.. .

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Page 62 Buccaneer I936 STUDENT EXECUTIVES Orafor and DramaTisT Display Abilifies As Popular Leaders of M J C STuden'I's. By vv. B. MURRAY T Rosen REED Joi-iN sfxacocic . . . sTarTs Helio week Dean OT Men . . . and his Franc The exTra-curricular acTiviTies oT The lvlodesTo Junior College have been very successTully su- pervised and adminisTerd by The ExecuTive bodies oT This pasT year. RoberT Reed, Fall aSTudenT Body presidenT, ably assisTed by Clare CaTTerson, business man- ager, carried The sTudenT body Through a worThwhile semesTer. The responsibiliTies oT leadership Tell upon The shoulders oT John Babcock, presidenT, and Lee Clark, business manager, Tor The Spring Term, and They, in Turn, have mainTained a very high sTandard in encouraging imporT- anT sTudenT evenTs. The lvlodesTo Junior College is proud oT iTs wide range oT acTivi- Ties and iT is wiTh pleasure ThaT we welcome such new organizaTions as The AssociaTed lvlen STudenTs, The ArT Club, and The l-lammurabi Pre-legal Club. The AssociaTed STudenTs are anxious To TosTer and encourage The growTh oT such acTiviTies in all branches oT en- deavor in order ThaT iTs members may have The mosT opporTuniTies To encourage self-expression. The Buccaneer recounTs The many Tine accomplishmenTs in The Tields oT aThleTics, debaTing, dra- maTics, music, publicaTions, arT, radio, riTle, inTramural, women's acTiviTies and scholarship. lvlay success conTinue. CLARE CATFERSON W. B. MURRAY LEE CLARK efficienf manager . . . ASMJC adviser . . . Thespian, manager

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Page 64 Buccaneer 1936 Because oT Their equal abiliTy in wriTing sporTs, The iob was divided among John PaTTon, Bill STebbins, Julius Olhasso, Bob l-lammaTT and Elmer Winger. They did a splen- did iob, Too! Leonard l. BarTleTT, The TaculTy adviser, was always on his Toes ready To suggesT original ideas. A Thorough Training in yearbook producTion was apparenT in him, especially in his inspecTion oT pic- Tures, copy and lay-ouTs. l-le has been a greaT helpl IT has been Through The advis- er's aid ThaT new ideas have been incorporaTed To malce The T936 Buccaneer appealing and inTer- esTing To The sTudenTs. AmongiThe TeaTures are em- phasis on phoTography, individu- al porTraiTs, division pages depicT- ing various acTiviTies, less wriTing and more picTures. According To The ancienT OrienTal proverb, One picTure is worTh Ten Thous- and words. The enThusiasTic sTaTT members oT The i936 Buccaneer were Lois B. S. Aldrich, ediTor-in-chieT1 Jud STurTevanT, business manager: Sam Turner, phoTography ediTorg John PaTTon, Bill STebbins, Julius Olhasso, Bob l-lammaTT and Elmer Winger, Edwin SmiTh and BeTTy Chow, special TeaTure wriTersg Jimmie Kreis and Grace ShoTwell, secreTariesg PaTTi Taylor, l-larvey Koehn, Carol Evans, Ray lvlinners, lvlargareT VincenT, JuaniTa Tyree, lvlary Frances Gurney, Zelda Glaze, lvlargareT KieTer, Saverio Cimino, GracealberTa l-ludelson, Joseph Jones, lv1orT Belshaw and Vernon Larsen, reporTers. And so wiTh anoTher school year ended anoTher Buccaneer appears. We hope you receive as much pleasure in iT as we have had in publishing iT. THE T936 BUCCANEER STAFF