Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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'tGive us cameras and pencils, and we'll record the school year 193 6-'37 for posteri- ty said an enthusiastic staff. Of course, it was not done as simply as all that. Real Buccaneer work consists of observing student life, diligently catching it in all its varied, ever-changing phases. Down on photographer's film go gay moods and blue moods, frolics and frowns, con- centration and consternation. I Once only are we given the opportun- ity to paint college lifeg the picture must be a true one. New themes, new styles of make-up may be employed-so long as they do not hinder a sincere recording of school days. Pictures, of course, predominateg each one of them tells more than a thous- and words. Only you, however, can supply that intangible element that will make the 1937 Buccaneer a thing of everlasting value. Only you, the reader, can live today in such a way that tomorrow's retrospection will be a dream of happiness. Let this year- book, then, be a treasure chest that, when opened after many years, will yield a wealth of memories to warm the hearts of old Pirates.

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EEL? , Ein fliilemnriam BETTY HOLDEN KEITH NISSEN DON Mc ARTHUR WAYNE COLBURN HERBERT KNIEREM, '27

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TBUCCANEER-1937 Dear Mumsy: Gee, am I thrilled! College sure is a big place, and there's oodles of people, and everybody is so nice. Wore my nHelloU card todayg I guess I'm the only one here from Stokes' Landing. Some fellows wrote down that they were om 1m uc oo, fiscg fr T' b t but I I bet they aren't, really. . I Kiss Pupsie for me. X IH I T Joey Y P.S. Tell Margie I'll N- I write her as soon as she writes me. 4,4 ilwigiiiqiii l