Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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VINCENT, MARY Modesto Scribblersg Phi Rho Pig Collegiang Buccaneerg Com- merce club VON GLAI-IN, KATHERINE, Escalon Transferred from Fresno Stateg Alpha Gamma Sigma WALLACE, HUGH Modesto Forestry clubg rnen's glee WARNER, BOB . Ceres Engineers' club WEBSTER, ROSE' Ceres President Art club, College players, Quarterdeckg Parthen- eiag publicity manager AWSQ Intruder',g Black Flamingong Bill of Divorcementng 'iRo- mantic Young Ladyug set and costume staff of Once in a Lifetimeng Iolanthe , Gon- doliers , Chocolate Soldier , Perfect Alibi , Murder in the Old Red Barn WHITMORE, BARBARA 'Ceres Treasurer College playersg Partheneiag Murder in the Old Red Barn , The Bill of Divor- cement , The Romantic Young Lady , Fixin's , Pasadena play tournament WIEDEIIVIAN, PHYLLIS Modesto Commerce club WINGER, ELMER Riverbank President Pen and Gavel, Press clubg president Quarter- declcg president sophomore classg editor Collegian, vice- president AMSg Rally committee YORI, ELSIE Ceres Secretary-treasurer Home Ec. M U VINCENT, IDA Turlock Secretary Scribblersg Alpha Gamma Sigmag Commerce club VREDENBURG, AGNES Modesto WALLIS, BETH Waterford Alpha Gamma Sigma WATROUS, WILMER Turlock Councilman Alpha Gamma Sigma WHITMAN, ALFRED Mantca College playersg Pen and Gavelg Block Mg track WHITMORE, MARTHA Ceres WINDUS, LYNN Modesto College playersg vice-presi- dent Quarterdeckg vice-presi- dent sophomore classg Bill of Divo:-cement g student director Murder in the Red Barn WINKLEY, MARIAN Hughson Home Ec. clubg women's gleeg Delta Chi ZUMWALT, FREDA ' Dinuba Transferred from Reeclley Junior College, Commerce club

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STEFAN, JAMES San Francisco Scribblersg Pen and Gavelg Delta Chig wrestling team STORER, DORIS Turlock Vice president YWCAg Al- pha Gamma Sigma SUMMERS, JACK Byron Block Mg Quartercleckg Rifle clubg secretary-treasurer Engin- eers' clubg president AMS SYMONS, JOHN Merced Camera clubg Rifle clubg Alpha Gamma Sigma TATOYAN, MARTHA Escalon Alpha Gamma Sigmag Com- merce clubg Press club THORNTON, FRANCIS Modesto Aggiesg Block Mg footlzallg track TI-IURBER, CARRIE MAE Modesto - Pre-Med. club TURNER, BETTE Ripon Vice-president, secretary womerfs gleeg A Capellag Gon- cloliersng oratorio VACCARO, FRANK Modesto Commerce club K , wi T J if STEVENS, THOMAS Ceres Vice-president Pre-Med-.Lf clubg oratoriog Chocolate4 H Soldier Z STRATTON, JERALDINEW. Empire W Home EC. SUMMERS, SHIRLEY Byron President Engineers' clubg Boots and Daggersg Camera clubg treasurer Rally committee footballg track TATOYAN, CHARLES Escalon Commerce clubg Forestryg Camera club THORNBERG, FRANCES Turlock LL.,,...,s,,uAf1f9Wf df- -' 541 V K ' l ' , rk,. .wary-'n',,f.' ' ' -fffifkii f C -......' -,., THORNTON, IRENE Merced Falls TOROSIAN, BETTY Turlock Alpha Gamma Sigmag his torian Partheneia: YWCAg Goncloliers g Chocolate Sol dier g oratoriog Welfare chair man AWS UTTER, THEODORE Modesto Rifle clubg Engineers' club VANCIEL, GWYNNE Oakdale Rifle clubg band

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30 1937 - BUCCANEER -un-lul1.nu.- un-nn-nn1nn--uu-nn- nn- nu-uniun-nn1nn- nn-nu-lun-uuinui un1uu1un-nu1nn.-nn- nn-nn--uu--nu-- nu-un-nuinn FRESI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS A Fall Semester Spring Semester Dick Lyng ............... C.. ............ ..... P reszdevzi .........,.. .. ..... . ............. ,Clinton Mack Charlotte Hawke . ...... ...... V ice-Presidenzf ........., --.,,g ....,,,,,, Elizabeth ,Hottel Margaret Marsh ....... ......... , Sectzfetary ........... .... - ...,..,,,,.,., . Ruth McCleary Bob Maxwell. ........ -----.T1feaszL1fe'r ....... - ......... - ......, Ralph Knapp Gerry Barnett ...,... Wfomevz ....... .Esther Johnson Charlotte Smith ......,.,rr. ...,......... - Represeifztatives .,...... ............. M ary Wherry Lavern Carlson ......... an Men . - ....,.......... Bob Guy Vernon High. ..... W-. .,........... Rep'rese1z1faii1fes.r,-,nn.. .............. Loren Mowrey THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF 1937 has contributed many prominent athletes and able, efhcient leaders in dramatics, music, publications, debating, and stu- dent body activities. Instilled with a spirit of sportsmanship, enthusiasm, and cooperation, the class has perpetuated the established traditions and attempt- ed to create new precedents as they carved their niche in campus history. Under the leadership of Dick Lyng the Freshmen held a barbecue and dance, acclaimed the most outstanding event on the fall calendar. The class was the first to hold a barbecue at the newly-constructed campus picnic grill. In the spring with President Clinton Mack at the helm the members Were unusually active participating in the annual Water-Pull, holding an all-class picnic at Legion Park, honoring the Sophomores at a dance and enjoying other social affairs. '