Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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EUCCANEER - 1937 -nn-nn1nn1nu1nnl-nu,nnl...nn'-:min -- -- 3 2 Members of the Class of 1938 dv

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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. '

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