Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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193 7 - BUCCANEER MIC musical thrill of the year, 'The Chocolate Sol- dier , is presented at the Strand . . . Along the side---the finale and all ends happily for our hero and heroine' .... The leading lady, Char- lotte Smith has a quite chat with John Stolp and bearded Ralph Knapp . . Director Edna Barr Love is concentrating on the final rehearsals of the production . . . Ken- neth Berg and Betty Tor- osian enjoy practice . . . Barbarians, yes, barbari- ans, and a select group at that . . . All that's good, witty and hand- some in one Carl Hunter -My hero .... Papa Dave Rydhom and Mama Jeanne Cool exchange a few heated words .... I'1l never go without you , says John Stolp to Lucille Wilson . . . ,

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