Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

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HIM mm .unxuuu UHNWIH . um mu; ; MPMPH wa? wan l-CtAEL . i9; ensuesmmota ' '2 J09 5mm sM We have noJr purposely avoided menfion of Jrh 6 War +hroughou+ +he book. VWnere +he war He: foUrhed . 1 leer 1+5 mark. In +he snaps Jrhere are MP'S or: +hefu.51+hag , rmge of He roo+ing sechion. sand dis+ribu+ors cooperafin ' Defense Council. a gradua+e picfmed In One Ofgorwh +he fry's uniforms. Rafher we have med +0 P1C+urc ar Ciun- d SC 00' year: MJC. l94l-42. Top : Joy Smith, Buccaneer edifor. , - . Ray Porter, photographer; Afarilyn glgfggigeif porter; Ed Calder, Bob Zion, photographgr: Margaret Grandt, reporter; Peggy Robertso ; publzcwy manager. Botfom, left: L. I Barf! tn; fall. semester adviser. Top, right: G2:a7zt H85; sprmg semester adviser. Bottom righf' 1,6013 Ulmg, gyptst; AZ Slater, copy edifoy'. and Bet! 1,5 lee Baird, photography editor. Nbf picfzn'il;j Fonme Bartholomew, Dwight Baker fr 35d Robles, Norman Clerk, Stan Court, plbfoghpi crs; Alan Corby, Porter Whifson, Edna Mg: Grafh, reporters, x $ K : XQ 4 6w, xoy IN. .':ag M... . b u, , Hrt wvs4l .r,,.x- .1. A , M Q; . 17.x . . b - ' ' - .- bk A X b AI L b C x K ,L L Claude Shadcclford EDICATION We. +he eraFF. are dedicafing H16 I942 Buccaneer +0 Claude Sbackel- ford. presidenf of H16 school board. because he fypifies Hwe unreward- ed heroes of a peace-fime America. We have learned +ba+ Hue oppor- , +uni+y of being elecfed +0 a responsible posifion is a privilege peculiar I +0 democracies. Unselfish work for Hwe common good musf be accom- plished by each 01C us. if our poli+ical and economic herifage is +0 be perpefuafed. Mr. Shackelford has proved for us Hwaf Americans are , capable of making such sacrifices. , wwww 4-- k- k ' Mawm .M.va,w.,mm w DR. DWIGHT C. BAKER. energeHc, scholarly presidem 0+ Modesfc Junior College. once again led +he school erouqh a highlx 5m: cessful year in spiJre of We onslaughfs of World M ar ll. Recogniwj'q H76 problems +ha+ H18 war had brought bu+ refuginq +0 lover MJS s sfandards because 01C +hem. Dr. Baker was insfmmwcnfal in main+aimng +he school's high repufafion wtor an all-around proqram. Nms buildings were compleJredl a defense program inauquraied, and H16 school 5 exfensive achier schedule mainfained. . . . The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE As we look back a++l1e Modeslo Junior College cam- pus in l94l and I942. +hrough Hie medium of +hese piclures and words. we are impressively reminded +ha+ college life has been like a huge unrolling and unfinished lapeslry from Hie looms of desfiny. Here we see Hie +hreacls of campus his+ory under every sor+ of a spoilighf from +he sublime +0 Hie ridiculous. and here is every-color of remembrance from +he brigh+ and gay +0 Hie serious and somelimes clrab. You will find in Hie woven sfrands bi+s of comedy. plenfy oi salire. some romance. and maybe a liHle oi +ragedy. Jroo. This has been an unusual year of bolh peace and war limes in our college hisfory. Many of you have changed life plans since December 7. I942. When we began our college year we lel+ like soldiers in a beleaguered for+ress se1L in Hie midsl of a warring world. We were busy in +his educalional arsenal of democracy. in nalional defense programs. In Hie lives of facully. parenfs. and sludenfs. +here have been woven +his year +he scarlef w001c of unforeseen war evenfs as well as Hie golden warp of peaceful. educalional episodes on Modeslo campus. H is a slrange record of change for Hie yearbook of I942. and in many ins+ances an heroic record of individual palriolism. And yeiL I am lruly glacl Hwaf H16 main design on our yearbook Jrapeslry is one of peace and progress far from Hie camps of war. As our friends of lime gradualing class of I942 doll flue academic cap and gown +0 go ou+ in+o ibis vio- lenfly changing world of l942 I hope ihaf Huey will always recall wilh salisfacfion +heir years of learning opporiunify al Modesio. May Jrhey never forgef ihaf educalion brings nol only privileges buwL also grea+ responsibililies. especially in Hie making of flue peace +ha+ will soon come. Years ago +he wise presiden+ of Harvard Universify once appealed +0 his graduaies Jrhus: Lef me emphasize +he dufy ol all educafed men +0 serve +heir counfry wi+h clevofion ancl sacrilice in peace as well as in war. Look for Hie means. Hie chance. +0 serve democrafic governmenf. H is in democracy +ha+ flue hope oi Hie world lies. Ta ke every chance ihaf comes +0 you and make chances. if fhey do nof come. for serving Jrl'ie public welfare. Le1L Jrliis. +hen. be your baille-cry in l942: Serve wifh devolion and sacrifice. whefher in peacefime or in warlime pursuiis. If you have prepared yourselves and conlinue +0 prepare wi+l1 flue ufmosi in educa- +ional Jrraining ancl +he u+mos+ in devofion ancl sacri- fice lor +he public welfare. +hen +he rewards of infelli- genl, palriofic leadership will be yours as well. We of Hie iacully believe ihaf in you lies Jrhe hope of Jrhe coming beller world. We bid you Godspeed as you aHack,+l'1e greal Jrasks on lime road ahead. DWIGHT C. BAKER Modesfo is forfunafe in having an ouisianding Board of Educafion. Picfured below are H'uberJr J. Well- man, Mrs. A. J. Sfurfevani, D. Power Booihe and ErneSiL F. Sodersfrom. John H. Bradley is superinien- denf of cify schools. Claude Shackehcord. presidemLl and E. D. AbboH. cierk, are noJr shown. Two problems loomed up and were solved during Jrhe year: CuriailmemL oi Jrhe building program due +0 DR. CHARLES D. YATES. school vice-president worked hard during '42. won Jrhe confidence of JCers by his sincere approach +0 +heir problems. war shorfages; replacemenf of many Jreachers who leH Jrown. Noiable economies were made by +he group. From +he viewpoini of s+uden+s. +he moswL im- porianf siep underfaken by +he board came when if vo+ed +he fuynds +0 supporiL baseball af MJC +hrough- 0qu Jrhe season. This marks Jrhe firer Jrime +ha+ exha- curricuiar acfiviiies have been +hus supporied. x xx xx x w A xxV X X Rx' x x w x Ethel L. Abbott English James K. Barnett Trades and Industry Bafbara Bowlin Assmtant Librarian Arthur G. Ditfberzzer Physical Educatl RX Elisabcflz Armsfronj Secretarial Training Lmnam' I. Barflcif Director of Publicati 15 Hm'bm'f E. Collins French 5C1?!lllflE.Dlljff .. English John H. Bavlzmamz German Frm' C. Bm'vr English Bmh'im A. COHOH Music Fwd Earlc Physicn Education Howard Baker Machine Shop Charles IV. Black. Economics George E. Davis Engineering Arthur A. Eggcrs Agriculture JUN Eilvrfxon Secretarial Training David H. Gibbons Building Trades Irma Hardiv Music Ronald L. Julian Science Ernesf B. Ez'lerfso'n Mathematics Erwin Gressinger Electricity Grant W. Heil Biology Helen Kz'bbe Registrar Herbcrf G. Flowlcm Social Science Gale C. Griswold Science Herbert Jambson Aeronautics T011105. Ix'iglltlingvr Secretarial Training Kmnvfll Frost Agriculture Ruth :1. Hmnmond Art ANN Judah Physical Educutlon Frm'vrick Knorr Science wk WXX $ KEV iKN 07 mynawznvrxrxrnwmvr,y , wawowwywwm Edna Barr Love - , Alice Lope: NtcmlyilasE. Koshell Pang 11.26.1151 f3 Physical Education Music ngineering C f , ,. Elncr Alartin 4' Frank M ' ' Ceone E. Mammy I ada, V. Man H E 0 ics ancmz I JS , CC Mathematlcs ome con m ' Music Glen 7 ' W'll B M' Robert EV. M'Clxmglzt 1. ette , urray Will. . W'iln'la J. MCFarlaHd Science 101:1 .F' Martin Home Economics . MUSIC . , , L Clence R n d P Olmstead Vad'mz N . Pcizelkm M 07837 thhlllps ' m0 - ms ewD. 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HTV SIC D ecutivc Secret A Ruth f1. 1' x Z Mu z'na ssoci OHIy D Dor lfsc 5 EX 0 ice Secretary atic 1' Ellen IV Dram 1dent S , .5 5x V' Pre 733$; ?'six w L . $ ? .. . v 7 V t+KVQtiei$Q Mac Grcc my to the Vice- Alla Secret x$xxkkxxxxxk Xxf xxXkXXXX , Elf t 1 0g wm mm um ZT .S Ew S.m 5 Wu leB C gistr Dunlap he Re 7296 M argue; Assistant to t Distributive Occupations Wilford C . Wilson 111mg E 7146 7y arial Tra Secretary to the President rrzcm Jane Valiquctie Secret 131 Bureau Supervisor Ru by Park Secretar' Kw . ; . gwuekdiixka-nd 5m ' lurmu'v 1 K. C 1 A U .1 W Z umwal t, R owl a nd XX 11461111161 The Fall A. SMJC. Modesfo Junior College's Execque Council, elecfed by +he Associafed Sfudenfs +0 carry on H18 responsi- bilifies 01c a democrafic government worked hard and achieved a fine record of dependabilify and faifhfulness during +he fall semesfer. The following sfudenfs composed +he council: Bob SchuHe. president Florence Johnson. vice-presidenf; Elaine Lewis, secre+ary; William Andrews. freasurer: Wallace Morrow, business manager; Manuel KaJrsu- frakis. publicify manager; George Harris. ac+ivi+ies manager; Dick Kenningfon, Collegian edifor; Joy Smifh. Buccaneer edifor; Vernon Wallace. AMS president Lorraine Rossi, AWS presidenfi Arf Weaver. sophomore president and Bob GhiloHi, freshman president William McKinley Sfensaas. as Dean of Acfivifies. guided +he group wisely. Clefus ZumwaH. COmPhOle ler, and Kennefh Rowland. assisfanf, helped SOIVe Weigh+y financial problems. A Change in +he personnel of +he Execufive Council +00k Place when Elaine Lewis, Oregonian, leH school for Work and Pafricia Thompson sfepped info her Posi'rion. Charles Lynn replaced Kafsufrakis when rUShin'. husflin' Kafz was faken info +he army. George Hill Hob lemllv N x s RWAR . 53$. . 9.; 3 -2 Q, .1', g I 1 WM; Engineers building H10 75rsf b0117?rc: Pren'y Horne and Jlack King. Claude Kcmvorthy 0n fOZUI Dick chlrosc and the camera frightening AI Pz'nlscrf; T'iiu gz'm'a M'addux, Bob Sclzuifc, Bob Ronning and Barbara Ilf'allis 1'11 sillzouctfc. T and I chcrarion BCfOi'C and After winning first Nam. Aggie: twinning sccond Nave arc: John rippling, IVI'HI'am Amen. Jumps Bonclli. Philip Brcqucalc. Gcorgc Brichcfto. D021 Carlson, Kcnm'flz Ccdcrgrrn. Album Cor- rigan, Jamcs Crow, Charlie Baggy. Ciay- fOu DIY'IL'OI'HI. Harry Fisk. thxscH Fruc- man, Bob GiIlvcrf. Fred Gohiiug. .772. For- rcsf Harris, Calvin Hcrmansun. Fifi 150m. Errol Jaj'mxs. Douahf Jurscn. John KNEW, Alfruf Lv-Iuix, Roger 1.0011732 Harry Jlalsclu. Jack Xfcmqvur', Richard Omi, ch Quarhzmli, Quentin Raynor. I'Vilson Surhmz', Clyde Satuym'. Fifi Scia- 1'1'111', Jim Shnufffum'. Iffn'ouu' Storm. Aw inn Sfraugiu. Ralph Sxm'rurmm, FOP Tlmmfxnn, Cornuliux l'UlHXan. Jack l'ac- ca. Hill I'urcuru. Islznzacf Hhm'a, Iii '0leth Kcnucfh H'ungcv'. ??rufm: 11TH :- UVZN'U. 71 1 7071 HV'LUH. :' . ,. , . .wMV 72 A. VNW N v :. 5k JV w x . r Nxxxxxxxx: x xx x . V Z W .2. Vilfwwwyfygigl x WWWM . Izzy WM imymv, WZ ' , V Drum, 11 .ajoreffe Dolly Pawand 0nd Tuirrlem Clyda. Mae compton mid J 517m. ND THE BAND PLAYED ON During . W3 x xmsxmxx H ead Y ell Leader LVM- rcn Boulewalre awd assist- ants C huck Wherry and Leonard Towzcll. Professor Frank Afmzcim is flu: renozmzcd and beloved dirvvfor 0f 111v lmmi. Dorothy Bridges is Drum IWajor. j14embers indudc: Josephine Hat. Dolly Finn. Don Hymxv. Frances Lundell, Clarice 1V10nd0, Robm'f Higginbollmm, Ray Higginlmllzum. Kolm-f Bauernsclnmdt, Helen Alorrow, ZWyron Ball. Jane ll'oml, Paul Salcmnu, ll'iHium SCia-rini, Harold Anderson, Dexter Hogin, Audry Pofw. lel-z'l'n KServyvr. Glenn Slzajjcer, Roberta 71071 Gla-lm, chnard Anderson. Donald 15min. H'uynv Ii mmlx. Mary Miles, Bertram Stevenson, 17'an Caullcinx, Orland Harp, Kmnvflz an'mlv. Jack Mitchell, Evalmc Willingcr, Emery Jonas, Robert Bryan. Kathryn lliuH. .lnfla Lyon, Gail Sin'mw, and IWanagm' T0111 ANNIE. x mk Mk ,3: xx h g l 1 a .011 AllL 7,. 007 SO W6;u 5,1. 0. 01!. CWT .11 L00 .1161 JlJIS Hf. mom 08H chuu FV.Z r100 J1 HI! 7 0 01mm ulhn'dm; 111v. mex. ix NIL? HM The FQOT By RAY COSTA Operafing under a new sysfem. +he T formafion, Coach Fred Earle's Pirafe eleven +urned 0qu a fair brand of ball during Hie I941 fooerall season, The Pira+es s+ar+ed OH in dishear+ening fashion by losing +0 Marin 22 +0 0. winning I2 +0 7 over a weak TaH squad. and bowing +0 San Mafeo l7 +0 0 in Hwe con- ference opener. AHer +his discouraging debut +he Pirafes shook off +he doldrums of defeaf +0 end Hweir '4l campaign wi+h a JroJral of five vicfories and bur defea+s. Early season found approxima+ely HHy Pira+e grid- ders vying for varsify berfhs vacafed by lasf season's players. Arf DiHberner, line coach. and Nick Koshell, backfield coach. worked hard wifh Earle. Jrrying +heir xx - vmwxw xxx: x xx V Nwww+ Mm. xxxax xwwx; mx L L L ' X .xw Mbkm.vmxmvxw wank x A Nm xxxxx MM wmw x Xd .- uu u. c. n- x. WW x w ; 3A L L Season besf +0 field a winning combina+ion, buf iniuries JrhroughomL +he season fended +0 s+all +he Pira+e grid machine. Dale McLaughlin, diminu+ive halfback, affribqued +0 Coach Earle's woes wi+h consfanf leg injuries. McLaughlin's broken field running sparked +he locals +0 vicfories over T619L and San Jose Sfafe Frosh Jreams. Af +he conclusion of H13 season, Coach Earle placed Milfon Dambacher. halfback: GarreH Meninga. guard. and Burl WeHer. Jrackle. on his myfhical all- conference eleven. Dambacher, hard-driving player. highligh+ed Hue season wi+h good all-around perform- ances +hroughou+. Meninga and WeHer. ve+erans from paer season'suroslrer. sfood omL boJrh offensively and defensively in +he Pirafe forward wall. lhnulmdu'r. H'vllvr. lenfmm From lfurlvlv g1H4YHIft'I'UIIU' , , 7 ' x$ QSxixNx x x N x xx? X Lozul Bronsmz. jztarfcrlmck Cllztvlc CY lccr, fulevIc DING Bailey, 612 Ml Jnhuxuu, Hm xxx ; x N w 1x5x$$s$ XXXXX gN E '40?er Dale zUzLaughII'n, Izalflmrlc Fob GMIOHII, Wd 7,7:1'H,fzrlllmvlc Rmzard Andvrson, farklc Lal 701716 111 FOOTBALL Besides Jrhose already menfioned. ofher oufsfanding Pirafe performers were: Ends: Dick Bailey-wi+hou+ a doubf +he scrappiesf wingman on +he squad . . . fumed in a credifable record againsf San Francisco Junior College. Bob GhiloHi-furned in his beer playing when on +he defense . . . had an uncanny abilify +0 snag passes . . . received honorable men- Jrion on AlI-Sfafe Jream. Chuck Hughes-eexcelled in no deparfmenf parficularly buf was sfeady performer . . . liHle on Jrhe easy-going side. Tackles: Rennard Anderson-a+ 200 pounds, Ander- son played a fair brand o1c ball . . . rafher slow on offense. buf good on defense. Marshall DeBisschop- alfhough DeBisschop was rarely in Jrhe s+ar+ing lineup he played a bruising game . . . if if hadn'f been for oufside work would probably have a++ained a sfarf- ing berfh. Loren Dauben-rugged Turlockian player . . sfarfed mosf of +he games . . . brainy foofballer. Guards: Barney Anooshian a plenfy 0F credH ' due +his scrappy player . . . helped keep middle 0': PiraJre forward wall infacf . . . good all-around Player Cenfers: Roy Daggs-consisfenfly played a good. brand of foofball . . . wildca+ on defense while back- ing up Jrhe line. Bob Adamserapidly developin info dependable pivof man when s+ruck wifh appeng. dicifis . . . should really go places nex+ season. Quarferback: Louie Bronzan-perhaps Jrhe besf pas- ser an Earle-Jream has had in years...goodf1eld gen- eral when under fire. Halfbacks: Ed Johnsonehard working ball player . ., played his besf game in Jrhe Sacramenfo fracas . . . excelled in wide end sweeps. Sam Johnsoneofher half 01c Johnson combo . . . appeared deshned for besf season unfil he dislocafed an elbow. Pefe Hall- fast hard-driving back . . . plenfy of un+ried abilify. Fullbacks: LaVerne MerriffeTurlock's pride and icy . . . kepf Jrhe Pirafes ouf of many holes wifh long dis- +ance kicks . . good on offense. Chuck Coker- expecfed +0 be whirlwind a+ ou+se+ of season. bu1L was hampered by knee iniury . . . Jrriple +hrea+er. i0 riglll: Dal: Hamil. Clnwlc Huqlzvs, Bob Jhnzdzail NCHIIHTIIOP. Rvnmn'd Anderson. K011 Ablcs, Burl FVCHH', Lorm Daubvn. DIN: Hailvv. Km Brush. Middle, Coarlz Fred Earlv. lfcrnard 5fltrglulv'zuxki:Sam Ranzcv, Chuck Coleen Lal'vm'nc Merritt Gmrgv Lift. Garrett chm'nqll, Barney 14110051112111, Gone Alanvllyu, Lam'iv Gaulf, .lolmnv Kamfs. BOHOHI'. Sam 1011115011, Roy Daggx. Pcfv Hall, Dan Ix'lfnqm'. Ed Johnson, John Surrcll, Louie Bronsan. 1,0111? Pcfruvvi. D1179 Lana- 7'idgc, Jlill Dambavlm'. Harold Alzdm'xon. Tile Squad. Tap, 10ft Adanm, Bob Glziloffi, x ....:y 2,. ., . ' , I Katsufraieis, Glenn ' ' ' ' Woodruff, Joy Simtlz, Mamte . . , , , ' l, r to mghf. sz Hardtc; Leis , . , P1111 er; Geargc HM WV- 5mm??? lLfMarilce Givan, J2me LC'ZUIS, Ralph T3'780- Seafed. Comic; L Sizsmzbangl; Kmms,LDQHaL1fill'0051mm, Carroll Marion Vogf, folm Boyer, L013 Hanson, cm 06 . c . Harris. 013 wzg, J , Jim Hardic Harrfx WITH. 1 don'f know . . L fur flzufuliw. . . KNIXII-flukfx, XHH'HI WWI glnmzln'lhx you ahmhw lump in du Hliugx Wa' UNIV df HIV luyiulzl'lzy. T I i L h Faced wifh Jrhe diTTiculf Task of whipping a compara- JTively green casf OT acfors info shape. Ellen WiHse. dramafics coach. worked long and mighfily. +0 bring forfh Jrhe year's Tirs+ play. George Washingfon Slep1L Here. The produdion. a Kaufman and Harf comedy, opened +0 a packed house and played for a success- ful Tour-day run. Manuel Ka+suTrakIs. Tarm-loving husband who boughf a home where George Washing+on supposedly slept and Joy SmHh. as his whce who couldn'f undersfand how anyone could have slep1L in such a barn. were exfremely eHecfive in Jrheir lead roles. John Boyer fumed in Jrhe ou+s+anding suppoang role. Hidden behind a lip fringe of herbage, he domina+ed scene aHer scene wi+h his saHy characferizaHon of Uncle S+anley . WASHINGTON SL: xxx x Kearm Lewis, Tyree . u before they let the 1701715 m. Hfust a ,, ' u H mmute The produchon eraht was composed of +he following: Ellen'WiHse. direc+or: William McK. S+ensaas, busi- ness manager. and Leonard I. BarHeH. publicify man- agen The Jrechnical s+aH worked long hours on Jrhe minor defails +ha+ confribquecl so effecfively +0 +he play's success. S+uden+s on +he erahc were: George Harris, sfage manager. posfers; Ed Calder, assis+an+ sfage manager; Charles Wherry. Jim Hardie. elecfrician and assisfanf; John Boyer, publicify; Elayne Carroll. Lois Uhlig, properfy managers,-and Gordon PiHin- ger. sound eHeds. Lorraine Rossi was head ushereHe. She was assisfed by: Eleanor Edwards. Vera Florcken. BeHie Coufure. Dorofhy Souza. Esfher Collins. Marjorie Rifchie. Jeanne Eagleson. Barbara Wallis and Midge Rhode. Boyer . . .Nm'mn. I feel a draft. FROSH-SOPH OFFICERS Modes+o Junior College's Frosh-Soph OHI- cers for Hwe fall semesfer. Top picfure; Arf Weaver, Turlocldan Sophomore head; Don Hynes. baskefbaH-playing leader of We Freshmen. Second pic+ure, +he Jrreasurers; Doro+hy Hart Freshmen; Don Harfon. Soph- omores. Middle shot frosh represen+a+ivesz BeJrsy Sfurfevanf. Pafricia Zimmerman. The secrefaries come nex+z Josephine Simi. year- ling scribe: BeHy Bomberger. secre+ary for Hue sophs. BoHom picfure: +he soph repre- sen+a+ivesz Marshall Neel. Marilyn Maxwell, Marion Brown. and Al Slafer. NowL picfured: Bob GriHiJrhs. 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Hie AMSers parficipa+ed in many campus acfivifies. A special assembly for men sfudenfs sfarfed of? He year. Togefher wifh Hwe Associafed Women Sfu- denfs. Hwe AMS sponsored a gef-acquainfed dance in Sepfember. An Aufumn Moonlighf Swing fol- lowed, wifh Wallace serving as general chairman. The raw. rough. rugged AMS assembly capped OH male achiviHes. Sfan Wilson. secrefary-freasurer. falks Jrhings over wiJrh BeHylou Sfuhr af Hwe Kid Parfy dance. Nan Corby. sophomore represenfafive. iaws away wIH'I Felice MaHhews and Maxine Deppen. Locale: Kid Parfy . Vice-Presiden+ Dick Melrose frusfs +0 luck, holds omL a glass. while Lorraine Rossi ius1L looks blank. Jack Bowers. adivifies manager, and Bob Sfe- phens, freshman represenfafive. don energefic faces. Those pidured on opposife page: Charley Lynn. pub- licifymanagemand DickWIlley, refreshmenfmanager. MC Charlie Lynn, wilh Stooge IleIurry. Chorus 1m: Slafvr. Kennington, Nlalzmzcy, Anonymous, Ix'mrnx, Harris, Hay, Wille. ' N0t bad muses Censor Doc Oliver. Hogin, Frank. and Smittv ride out. Ecklmzd and Harrz'x, Nvmvmbcr? Xra- Frdsh faces . . . the vivid Eleanor and Pug Zz'mz. Attracting opposites Janice and Bud . . . Jeannie with 1161' man . . . JIM looking suave . . . Porfland's infvlz twining zcriflz Aladcsfo's Honda bomber. Quart U ille ' EImn0r, CENbX ?ED 1111- quofv . . . Nobles xmouldvrx . . . 11170 F lorck e11 Under +he leadership of smiling Lorraine Rossi. +he Associafed Women Sfudenfs of Modesfo Junior Col- lege marked up one of +heir momL successful seasons during +he fall semesfer. Fay Quisenberry acfed as adviser +0 +he AWS. An impressive Iis1L 01C ac+ivi+ies +es+ifies +0 H1e energy shown by +he coeds. A recepHon Jrea. given for new- comers, s+ar+ed 0H +he year. Neer came +he all- school dance. WiJrh Kid Parfy as a Jrheme, Chair- man Ka+hleen Brown made impressive plans. carried +hem +hrough successfully. A Daughfer-Dad Supper followed. Josephine Sim? and Kenny Ables king-queened iJr a+ +he AWS Ska+ing Parer. A slap-happy Tin Can Dance. designed +0 raise food for needy families, proved successful. The social season's beH-ringer. +he Pen- guin Promenade, was managed by Vera Florcken. Las+ big AWS program was +he Chrisfmas Assembly feafuring a choralogue. narrafed by Charles Lynn. As parJr of +heir regular achiviJries. Hue coeds held noon dances every ofher week. Card parfies and monfhly assemblies were given. Members of +he fall AMS cabine1L were as follows: Rossi, president BeHy Bomberger, vice-presidenf; Agnes Meissner. secrefary; Marjorie ArneH. +reas- Afeissner B 07'114b61'ger Eaglvson Lorraine Rossi Typlfcs the Inn?! zlilIPI'Im lzax In 0171? III HIP way of vollvgv girls. urer: Margaref Hendrickson. weHare Chairman: Lu- cille Noble. a+hle+ic chairman: Vera Florcken, social Chairman; Marilyn Maxwell. publicify chairman: Jeanne Eagleson. freshman represenfafive. and Kafhleen Brown, arf chairman. .Ynlilt' B rou'n H mu'rirkmn J lachll a Hm x xxkxxk Exxw :Exix x xx E$xxxxxxxx$ xx ' 4i 9 yyga wWQ: M4 ,gv ?iiw V 242?! 7W. ma, x x 4744,, Z, . Mama, w k Xxxw .$$$ . i X WIWyMWWIAy M.,.,AHofmann Alberf Lee Kaubach. Tom Kewin. WaHer JR 3 Kpfonik. Raymond Laughlin. Walfer LifHe. Maurice Manwiller. William McFadden. LaVerne Merrif. Wes- ley Morrison. Clifford Oliver. Ken Oliver. John Over- +on, PaulSakuma, DerrelSensenbaugh.Glenn Shaffer. . Sfevek SAilyCeIra, William S'n'yder. Robeff'Siiephehsg. I Louis: NSfricker. Merle Turner. LawrenCe WEInesen. COLLEGE PLAYERS 'Adviser: 'EHen Wilfse. Members: President George Harris: Lorraine Rossi. Marion Vogf. John A Boyer. Ed Calder. Joy Smifh. Lee Sensenbaugh. Jim , Hardie, Lois Uhlig. Elayne Carroll, June Lewis. Glenn Kearns. Dorofhy Baker, Lois Hanson. Chuck Wherry. Manual Kafsufaakis. Gordog PIHinger, and Leslie WoodruH. A A HAMMURABI CLUB AdVIser: Charies W. Black. PreSIdenfs Afan Cor- mewmmmvw.w CAMERA CLUB by fan PanL Conway spring Members Bill Lovvorn Bob :DIsney WaHer RoleRon Bill WIegman Lows Adviserz-G-ale C. Griswold. Members: President Hun+er Bob Frank Andrew YahIro Bob Fowler John fail. Elsie MCCOY? spring. Dwighf Baker; Beverlee jBerry Clarence Kamps Tom Conway. Jack Newell. Baird, S+anley Courf. Donald Easfin. Kafhryn Knorr, vLes AH'IerJron Phile WhIJIe Bob Sfephens MarshaH Malcolm Maxwell, Dick Melrose. Norman MiIes. Rayl- I I I P H. d Ed d R bles; Ma and Evaid Hillberg mend POEM. Chares w an war 0 1 ' loom, W ?szvmxwmwzw w, x xxkk xxxstwx Vx :xxxxxxxxxVx$ .r S:: AT THE CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY: The A Cappella Choir under +he direcfion of fine complefely charming Mrs. Edna Barr Love. Personnel: Mifchell Alga. Mervin Amerine. Renard Anderson. Frank Brown. Nelson BuHer. Wayne Edwards. Jim Hardie. Chesfer HaHberg, Errol Jaynes, Francis Mar- Hn. Sferling Nicolaysen, Harold Phillips. Harvey Phil- lips. Gordon PiHinger. Uralyn Russell. James Sikes, Roberf Caywood. Cheryl Morgan, Gerry Paul, BeHy Peferson. Jane Pope. Hazel Silviera, Alice Sfockard. Evaline Willinger, Maxine Woodbridge. Mary Miles. Marjorie Miller, Eddie Esbensen, Florence Johnson, Esfher Lindbloom, Sherman Fulkerfh. Bob Harfer. Lorraine Lquz, Yvone Linds+rom. Ferne McMillen. Rufh McCandless. Much-loved Mac, Rober+ W. McKnigh+. now serv- ing his counfry. direcfed +he Chorus. Members as follows: June Anderson. Renard Anderson, Forresf Buerer. Pauline BefscharJr. Dorofhy Bridge, Caroline Bracco, Orril Burwell, Ed Calder. Sfella Calderon, Wayne Campbell. Mary Cardoza. Ivan Caulkins. Roberf Caywood, Lorraine Chapman, Archie Chaf- JremLon, HarrieJr ChiHenden, Lillian ChrisHansen. Ge- non Conrad, Joe Conrad, Florence Culberfson. BeHy de la Moffe, Edifh Eichhorn. Mary Farmer. Alice FrancescheHi, Marian Gait JaneJr Guy. Paul Hamil- Jron. Lois Hayes. Rufh Hayes. Evelyn Heinrich, Dore ofhy Heiny, Kafhryn HiaH, Anna Hudlow, Mary Jen- nings, June Johnson, Phyllis Kahl' Josephine Kirk, Arvin Livingsfon. Ru+h McCandless. Mariorie Mc- Cluskey. Evelyn Merrill, Fae Miller, Mifchell Alga. Elvera Monez, Doris MoriseHe. Shirley Nichols. Gerry Paul. Mabel Perry. BeHy Peferson. Harold Phillips. Harvey Phillips, Jane Pope, Leona Pranger, Uralyn Russell. Glenn Shaffer, BeHy Sharp. James Sikes. Alice Simpson, Myrna Skiles. Mary Solari, Berfron Sfevenson. Befsy S+ur+evanf, Rufh Thompson, Evelyn TripleH. Carmen Vieira, Arnold Vink, Charles Wherry, Evaline Willinger, Sara WoodruH, Wanda Aupperle, Mary Vieira. The orchesfra was conducfed by Prof. Frank Man- cini. Sfella Calderon, Laura Mouradian, Jane Pope. BeHy Sharp. Mary Cardoza, Wilma Gregory, Don Eikenberry. Jane Wood. Dorofhy Heiny, Evaline Wil- linger. RobemL Bauernschmidf, Helen Morrow, Myron Ball, Dorofhy Bridge, Ellen Sinclair, Glenn ShaHer, Melvin Sawyer, Marfha Tsuchiya, Ben Kuraya, Lor- raine Lufz. Beverly Pe+erson, Rober+ Higginbofham. Tableaus were presenfed by +he drama deparfmenJr under +he direcfion of Miss Ellen Wilfse. +ypifying passages from The Living Chirsf as read by Charles Lynn. The chorus accompanied in fine background. V xx 7,, 2 7,7 FLY AND LEADER CLUB Adviser: Harris E. Skelfon. Members: President Bob Terry. fall: Laddie Baker, spring; Dick Archer. Judd Bagwell. Don Barfon, Francis Kos+er, Al Pinkerf, and Marshall DeBisschop. OMICRON PHI PI Adviser: Charles Black. Members: President Louis Hunfer; Yuki Akaki. BeHy Bomberger. Evelyn George. Ben Hashimo+o. Evald Hillberg, Gladys Ish- ida, Leroy Lee, Amelia Pelucca. Al Slafer, Joy Smifh, Ar+hur Weaver. WaHer .Rolefson, Bill Wiegman, Andy Yahiro. Marshall Neel. Bob S+evens, and Paf Thompson. DELTA CHI Adviser: E. O. Smi+h. Members: President Joe Kelley. fall; Donald Duke. spring; Miriam Camis. Fred Cas+ro, Kennefh Cedergren. Wanda Dillard, Edwin Esbensen, Marfha Highiet WalJrer Kolonik, Leo Ma- on. Evelyn Merrill, Doris MoriseHe, Shirley Nichols, 0H0 Pefersen, Ro'ss Shelfon, Vera Schonfeich, Ver- non S+evenson. SCRIBBLER'S CLUB Adviser: E+hel L. AbboH. Members: President Marshall Neel, Edward Robles. George Harris. George Kelley. Kafhryn Knorr, Peggy Roberfson. Joy Smifh, Esfher Collins. Marjorie Rifchie, Archie Chaf- +er+on. BeHie Cou+ure. Al Slafer. and Marilyn Max- well. ENGINEERS' CLUB -Adviser: George E. Davis. Members: President Vernon Horne, fall: Francis Kos+er. spring: Richard Archer. James Berry, Leslie Bishofberger. Marshall DeBisschop. Jerry Eshoo. Harold Gibson. Mack King. Sfuarf Madlung. Kennefh Marr, Bruce McVey. Dick Melrose, Edward Mifchell. C. Porfer Moymihas. Wallace Nelson, Alfred Pinkerf. Harding Rose. Paul Schmidt Charles Shull. Bernard Sfurgulewski. PEN AND GAVEL Adviser: E. O. Smifh. Members: President Wally Morrow. fall: Virginia Bessera, spring: Velma Baccala. BeHy Cannon, Shirley Dahl. Norma Earp. Harold Phillips. Harvey Phillips, Maxine Woodbridge. PRE-MED CLUB Adviser: Paul Kurfz. Members: President Don Barfon. fall; Ray Porfer, spring: Holley Anderson. Marvin Anderson. Rex Anderson. Sophie Andow. Fonnie Barfholomew. Richard Bailey. Virginia Beserra. Theresa Campbell. Wayne Campbell. Alma Casa- day, BeHe Cheafham. Mary Clark. Jean Cronkife. Bob Culberfson. Sfanley Courf, Donald Easfin. Don Eikenberry, Harold Gibson. Vivian Hurfig. and Evelyn Hufchins. Imogene Jensen, Rufh Kehrer. Alexis Kosfin. Violef Kumimofo. Anifa Lyon, George Magladry. Margare+ McKeen, Agnes Meissner. Angie Mialan. Donald Moline. Mary Paine. Jennie Papafone, Rifa Pollock, Thomas Pray. Charles Page. Annabelle Quinn. Shirlee Raymus. Edward Robles. Lulu Robles. Roberf Rodin, Clyde Sawyer. Wayne Thornburg. Frances Wade. CharloHe Woesf, and Cliffon Wright s .4'1 ' vow. x13 ha. .v-m - m. t-OAA - 3 , WMWV v M gme BOB GHILOTTl-slarled +he season af 6 regerVe guard posl. bqu Jrhrough his huslling 3+er of play landed a varsily berlh aJr mlclseason. GEORGE KEENE-lorward who saw li++le aclion dur- ing Jrhe season-will be back neer fall for lurlher Com- pelilion. Bolfom row. leH Jro righ+-BILL GORDONemOSJr conslslenl forward on Jrhe squad-accurale corner shofe-plenly of huslle. GENE THOMAS-reserve guard who displayed slreaks of brilliance a+ limes during +he seaSOnR sleacly backboard performer-good se+ shot DON WOLFE-sou+hpaw sho+ +ha+ did nowL have much opporlunify +0 show his polenllalilieseWas a good +eam player. Top row. leH +0 rithr-WARNE MARTYeslarled Jrhe major amounl of games during +he season al for- ward-a fiery player. WAYNE KELLOGG-only oqu-of-erafer on Jrhe squad -was from Nebraska where he was an all-slafe for- ward-was los+ +0 +he Pirales af midseason beca use of milifary indchrion-fasfesf man on +he Pirafe rosfer. DON HYNESeused in a reserve capacify a+ Cenfer e-playecl hard all +he lime-good on backboard play. Middle row. leH +0 righf-FRED KEENE-reserve forward-used sparingly +hroughou+ seasoneshould do well nex+ season. BOB PIFFERINI -cap+ained +he Pirafes from a guard posilionecould always be counled on +0 give a suilable performanceea good long shol arlist PiHerini finished second in Jrealm scoring wilh l50 Above-COACH ART DITTBERNER of +he sevenlh place Pirafe baskefball quinlef. DiHberner worked diligenfly wifh a group of inexperienced men in order +o floor a conference championship confender. bul was unable +0 cope wilh Jrhe olher much improved squads. Slill, despife +he posifion lhe Pirales finished in. a gremL amoumL ol credif is due lo DiHberner's poinls. CHUCK HUGHES e spearhead 01C +he Bucca- neer allack wiJrh a Jrally of 255 poinls for dislincflon of leading Plrale scorerel-lughes' forcing s+yle of play pulled +he locals from +he Jrhroes ol defeal regu- larly +hroughou1L +he seasonewlll be back for lhe l942-43 campaign. fuforing. Had several one-poin+ deleals been placed in Jrhe win column. lhe Pirafes would have finished in a much more respecfable posllion in conference sland- ings. Left, Chuck Hughes; right, Bob Piferim'. Top, left to right .' W ame M arty, Wayne Kellogg, DonHynes. Center, George Keene, Bob Ghilotti, Fred Keene. Bottom, Bill Gordon, Gene Thomas, and D012 lVolfe. ..Aa .c: . famt . 1.. mum. nmmr$ww ',, ' WW C0171pt01fs Biggerstaf and Long Beacifs Denmark in tipof of x championship battle. RALLY COMMITTEE Stan II'ilson Pat Commy Louis Hunter Bill Lovvor'n :1! Slater Sporfs IVrz'fcr Ray Costa, and . Announcer Leonard Bartlett, en- , , z'clopcd in fozmzamezzfs tense mo- ment .1 , . .. ,' Fun 19017 tzlnhwz Lxmrgc Harms Lugh 0M 20-30 TOURNAM Opening fipof 0f the Long Beaclz-Rvediey vonfesf; N0. 16. Cecil, looks on infenfly. Frirlrr Wrzmun'k Hf HI. fuzzy Fwd! Mmm- y, frmx1;ff quizszl Xmmmv M'ume' ux hr IT- UUH'MX Mr fmm' H'HNM' Hum Umvn ,Uul' ' Hrmlnzmu. Krlhxu V, in HIV ufr ul'lvr u ,nn'izn' Hm! f1! HIV AUIHHA'IH- , Nihzmx mum: J,;.llltw- . la ,. - Wally Aforro-zv BASKETBALL The much feared le+down TeH by moer of Jrhe smarfer baskefball fans of Jrhe communier finally occurred affer Tive long years af Jrhe head of Jrhe conference ladder. LeH wiJrh only Jrwo ve+erans of lasf season's championship quinfef. Coach AmL DiHbemer was faced wifh +he uncomforfable +ask o1C moulding a squad of green pTayers info a winning combinaJrion. For a Jrime if appeared +ha+ DiHberner was doing his fask well. un+il Jrhe PiraJre quin+e+ loer several confesfs by The margin of one poinf. The enfire season's record showed l l wins agains1L I6 losses. Dismal as Jrhe above may appear. if may be well +0 nofe +ha+ a+ leaer eighf OT Jrhe confesfs T031L were separafed by n01L more Jrhan five poin+s. Cen+er Chuck Hughes led Jrhe PiraJre scoring wifh a +o+al of 255 poinfs. Tar less Jrhan paer season's Top scorer. Sig Jacobson's. record of 400 digHs. Bob Pif- Terini was second on Jrhe scoring parade wifh I60 counfs. Defending champions in +he s+a+ewide iaysee four- ney. Jrhe Pirafes wenJr info +he TirswL round mafches. favored +0 deTeaf a liHTe-known Salinas JC quinJreJr. The fables were +urned on +he Pira+es and Salinas emerged vic+orious 5l +0 40. Info The consolahon bracke+ wenf +he Bucs wIJrh Jrhe hope Jrhey mighf fake +his crown. They defea+ed San Francisco JC 46 +0 44 in a +hrilling oveere game bunL bowed +0 SamLa Rosa. Jrhe ul+ima+e winner. 35 +0 30. And so, Pira+e hopes in +he TournamemL were exfinguished. ForgeHing Their record in Jrhe s+a+ewide Jtournament Coach AmL DiHberner's quinJrewL +urned Jrheir aHen- +ion +0 +heir conference campaign. This proved +0 be liJrHe beHer th Jrhe Pirafes finishing in sevenfh place wi+h four wins and nine losses. H was a dismal season for Those who were used +0 wafching Pirafe quinfefs of yore sfeamroll aH oppo- 2 X2 I h siHon. bu+ 1+ provided more ofa s+ruggle. Nexf year. Members of Hula season's baskedsaW scuad wcrcz i barring milifary inducfions. +he Pira+es should be righf Wayne Kellogg, BiH Gordon, Warm MaWnl', Gene back up in +he conference race. AH buf eree of +his Thomas, Don Hynes. Chuck Hughes Gecrge Keene ' season's players are refurning. Thaf is consolafion Fred Keene, Bob Pif'f'erinK ob GWcHE. CmdzCC-Lier, for baskefball enfhusiasfs. Jeff BenHey. and Don VVoiIe. SCHEDULE I I San Jose Sfafe Frosh .......................... 23-43 San Mafeo JC. 33.29 California I45 Pounders ..................... 32-33 Marin JC ........ 7 44-37 Sanfa Clara Frosh ............................... 32-27 San Francisco JC 37-35 2 x Sfockfon Amblers ........................... .,.,44-35 Sacramenfo JC 5833 s Modesfo AlI-Sfars ............................. 27-34 Sanfa Rosa JC 3949 ' Mesa JC ......................................... 2,351-4l Sfockfon JCV 45.44 Sfockfon Amblers ................................ 27-26 Salinas JC 7 . , 3246 California Frosh ................................. 28-33 San Jose Fresh . 37-53 California Frosh .............................. 77330-37 Placer JC. . . , 46-44 Visalia JC ............................................ 37-30 Yuba JC , 7 , ,35-34 Salinas JC ............................................ 5l-4O Sacramenfo JC . 7 , 49-34 San Francisco JC ................................ 44-46 Yuba JC; M . . 7 ,. 42,39 SanJra Rosa JC .................................... 35-30 Sfockfon JC 3, . . 20-29 Placer JC ............................................ 42-46 ;xxxxkxxxx$xxx$xxxxx$x$ xxx ixxXx$xxxxxxs Rx $$wi , xxx, K V x x xx k W x NQ 4, , zyz W W . , ! ,. g;XZ M WW IliWWWWWmJWWWW; 7 ,,A7 I 74M ,, 4 .WWN x s XX NV. 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'l m fellows: Loren Dauben lleQy lme, Bruce McVe , ,Il Mater and Stan Wilsor; ther big AMS acfivify of Hue year was H16 Hoof'N Holler dance, given in connedion wifh +he school' Comic Frolic day. Lew D. Oliver advised +he men i: all +heir work. The cabinef was as follows: Arf Weaver. presidenf- Jack Bowers. vice-presidenf; Leroy Lee, secrelrary: Sfan Wilson, freasurer: Loren Dauben. sophomore: represenfafive: Bob Sievens, freshman represenfa- +ive; Bruce McVey. acfivifies manager: Al Slafer. publicify manager. and Dick Willey, refreshmenf manager. Associafed Women S+uden+s ac+ivi+ies for +he spring semesfer gmL under way wi+h an alI-school skaJring parfy af which Pa1L Thompson and Bob Gondring demons+ra+ed +heir regal qualifies. The decreased budgmL forced +he disconfinuance of noon dances. buf a mon+hly assembly program was kepf up. Board of Educafion money fihanced +he annual Mo+hers' Day Tea. Big even+ for +he coeds during spring was +he Penny Carnival. BeHy Bomberger. as chairman. +ransformed +he gymnasium in+o a maze of boofhs, exhibifs. and concessions. Opinion of JCers: Lo+s of fun. En Masses Dorothy Hart, Vera Florcleen, Eleanor Reed, Bettie Couture, Dorothy Mae Souza, Betty Bomberger, Marjorie Ritchie. A. W. S. Fay Quisenberry. iumping-bean-er AWS adviser. guided and s+eered +he women pasf many an ob- sfacle during +he semesfer. The cabinef was as follows: Wanda Fuhlendorf. presi- dent Mariorie Rifchie. vice-presidenf: Florence Johnson, secre+ary: Dorofhy Souza. freasurer: lsa- belle Hagopian, welfare chairman: Allene BriHon, a+hle+ic chairman: BeHy Bomberger. social chairman: Befh Siegman. BeHie Coufure. publicify chairmen: Doro+hy Hart freshman represen+a+ive: Eleanor Reed. ar+ chairman. and Vera Florcken. sophomore represenfafive. s s xxxxxxxcw a ,, . j! Feline consolation for Lois Hanson. StupeHed Hardi e. Backstage dialog by Carrol and Cox. X; f P R I A Murder Has Been Arranged, a SUSpense- K; I J drenched mysfery. occupied Hue LiHle Theafersfage for +hree spring semesfer nigh+s, +hrowing sfuden+ audiences info cold chills. Ca5+ of charaders: Joy Smifh. Marshall Neel. Elayne Carroll, Jim Hardie. Lee Sensenbaugh. Lois Hanson, Leslie Woodruff. John Boyer, and Marian Vog+. For +he firsf fime in LiHle Theafer hisfory. a special iam combo played during +he performance. Neel. 'l'llc murder - -. ,, Comedzans Boyer and Duff. 1 our obedwnt servant... Sfage Crctc' trying to 100k indusfrious. piano: Bob Frank. drums. and Uradyn Russell. saxo- phone. made up +he orches+ra. William MCK. Sfensaas and Rober+ E. Robinson served on We produdion sfaH. Harris. Ed Calder, Charles Wherry. Lois Uhlig. Gordon PiHenger. and Lorraine Rossi made up fine +echhical s+aH. Because of +he greaHy reduced dramafics budget +he +hird play. The Torchbearers, was also +he last Initiates Jim, Hardie and Lee Serzrscnbaugh. ,, W Ellen Ile'Hsc, dirccfrcss. Former LiHle Thea+er sfars and factu members fook leading roles. The cas1L included: John Boyer. Jim Hardie. Dorofhy Baker. Lorraine Rossi, Hayne CarroH. Lois Hanson, and George Harris of fine sfudenf body. James Fisher-Norfhrup. Samuel Dug. WIH Jumper. Donna Edwards. and Gerhude Cox appeared as guesf ac+ors. Collcgc Pluyvr sfamlbyx: W Rmsi and Harris. iii s. .ngurlmNuMi $hw.g$a;il. ! 411 11 - A. J-;-v--i,... Coueeln L F JUNIoIggCQLLEGE, FRIDAY, FEB. 27, 194-2 N QxXmeE QQ Q NQ ka WheXX Wm? mim the War Dw h D i i W Pan American Alix p QQQNQ farms: MJCem hwl NmVi m? N 3V Q . 1X Q QxxxXX XXX 3 xx x Morrow Urges Membership In X EX X L W ' CampusStudentOrganizations m5 There are over twenty clubs and students' organizations oper- ating as a part of MJC. planned for students who have special in- terests. Some of these groups tational, some call P i ems, and 6f ., 'w arc invi- lwl Lu , v L ing is thii heavyWeight a:vgzc V . l. . . g , Q i . , , l - ' f bout between,Al' ca; ' ' ' V , , x i s Q l x - PREXY MORROW ,' - l i 3 Outlines Campus Aciivilica .m and June Lewis: freshman students. have- been taken into the Biue Dozen; cam- . , Dds pep organization, according 3033113 9935355811017: 313.38: to Vera Fiomken, presicient. edge, ' Bob Culbertson, Bob Ghiiottg' Louie Hunter andkAl Slater e , . , ,. maw members of the Raily 00331 i 'f V , 1 v ,7 . , . i,. , Eligibility for the QM L. 'tmcn gmeral v , ' L 7. Unmilum, m:nmLi-r Hf wage 1331915! excellen ' l mm 0! 1m l'mhvl 36' femnqmia. Q01 1 x: l ,,,Inymvn1 vawwr. luiuy tolbegiven to. L ' i x .mmncru'l lh'd muu'u rmnu i u'nrkvrz; m $hv Mud: Au uthu- AFNI-1wll0r1r' duriv n1: rsr-Mmily' v Q-harn 2m nppmhamly lu lrvnrn ii I ' lhcy nrv :ircvpinlnlc fur lminnu: Thelcommittee in chargeiwg etln Board lees and I'nlplwymzlli'. us nu 'mrn, Chiwi kothhipg'Whidl is to be ad- . mvml :x'rnr'mrs, and m.nl.lmle-. Wistefea by the Omicron Phi Work lnformat'on Him Tihvrinstn nfhrr 1x mw of : hbliege economics honor SO- . . . IF: umpiuj.mvnl srrvirv M'TIW .2 :n W; are MESSXHelenQPierce, col- All men Inlcrcsfcd m obtain. m smug which haw bn-n I-r- :gllibfarian: Charles W. BlaCk. ing work OUtSKiQ'Of SChOOI should lcckd in ndmmislrr thr-sv jnb $culty adviser of Omicron Phi watch the bullclm boards for do- Mk. V applzumls H him: rh-h m impgted a major in em . pmatozy story the ibacheh e' m an advanced insti and instructor in economics. tails. according to ll. D. SQUIFOS- trnznm: :m-i emplnymrmf Gorvi- ' ' . J- X , , .. . ' . - lr-i' ,Q ' x ,. .. SCI Louie Hunter, preSIdent 0f Thou: xx anlmg work SMMIJ mi. md shmap .M Mupm- 3 1w! 21' 1310741241 'In an n leave their names at tlxc swikh- :mw. board or see Squires Immutdxatcly a3 a 1,1 nLaSt YORK says Squircs. 'ih'h 13w war pmhmnnn pruzzrnm. organization placed slurlvms m aha... 21:2: hmv hrl-n drawi- jobs that brought them :1 Hal Pf 'lDPd by mp chupmwnul ,.x,:;,g $4.000. l ysxs Srction of thr I'mfrd Stairs Ea organization. eslie Williams won the. schol- Ship last year, but did not cori- has in college. Elton McVey. hxs Philinate, received the scholar- 333 in his place. r- rrmma mm: r ful' 'fhei complete defeat and Xutter dc, gliuttiion of Germany Italy, gxld .- Japankmight entail such tornflc am; I The Spring SCHIester brought a complete change eacxifices on our part, and such suddc 1 the publications personnel. Al Slater, WCWW above with phone in hand, replaced Dick KennmE' a complete u'pset 0f the economic some IQ ton as editor, and Robert EQ Robinson, shown 1:11; the structure of the world. that some on fc PPM left, took over the duties of Collegian admser. Qort of a hidealh might be worked yet 551 Slater introduced a new style 0f 532773 for me paper gut before such a total defeat was 1:szk and along with his staff received honors at the Sim inflicted. bring Q Joaquin Valley Journalism Conference held m In generaL-however. Florcken . 5n resno. Members Of his staff shown in the .270 ? gr thought the Allied Nations were 'Am the lower right were, left to right: Peggy Rohei'f- stxong and had such vast. re- Flore 50h, assoaiate editor; Esther Collins, Copy editor; wurces at their disposal they IE. thh- Lorraine Rossi, advertising. and Eleanor Edwards, :ggould be able to dictate the type W111 feafzire editor. Cub reporters who brought 1713 1-118 Of peace they considered to be He 3 1.... 'v 7163's are shown in the picture at lower MH- Fliey egpedient. . gm: ' . l l : Ih 3,576; standing, left to right: Dick Willa, IMW'HIG Florcken believed mete S .no 0? Which and Carla DeFerrari - seated, left to 71gl1t 5 chance of nmss Japanese mvaSISm 303 .. Q Wanda Dillard and Lee Rorldji. . 0f the United States or Ausgalmi ??th ,Q that if England has some 1 fretssl glub fun for the .vpriiig 3611110?me 7043,51: altlioughiaitagliston Austraha are vicaflfies Churchill will be 59- 3' . . , 0C 0! v grr v i ir sir mil. 1 WW , i 9Q ' ' . . Q 2 13074028311917: ijgrfrljibeliy Yiiiiil P5166 I arm was WNW ? engfgx mied on how long he Surahlout 131;;ng 23:12:: ITSZIE P L A 10': l off Ti'ifh a rliiziicr rim! thriuter party held ,I'Oillfly with 'exffech the W8? to last, hiocqm- :2: 35v to orle of the labor f the College Players. pared X32119 conmct to a mug party legdersp-perhaps it would . Sine. 1879 match. be Bevin. Morrison, or Cripps. .. - R might drag cm and on; on 721 '5 , ,pyamrx - x. x, M, x, xVxxx x $ $$$$$ $x X , xxxxxxxxx R XS x NXXWX xXxxxxxXxXxxxx , x K . . xx xkux L x vkax M . x A v x$xxxxmeX x xxxxx xxxx w wxmwx Wxx xmxx WV xx x Xxx xxx wa xxxx xx xxx x x xxxk wx V x xxx$ $$$$va WK vixV xx ;i1?l.foi?;v.3mr Mmmuv g5; .41 :5!- 0 Lil: . .fonlillllllxlllll' . . y N nil, L x: .tlxr '31: alum. 4.13. gNXHVtik 5' ASTRONOMY CLUB Adviser. Ennis UHer. Marjorie ArneH. Bill Ash- fon. Forresf Buerer. Evelyn Casler. Alan Corby. BeHy Coufure. Carlo De Ferrari. Marilee Givenx Mary Jennings. Hazel Kaplan. Bill Kline. Louise Kregness. president Ella June Mansfield. Edna McGrafh. Kenne+h Moore. Selby Nokes. John Overfon. Virginia Sidebofham. Joy Smifh. Verne Smifh. Eugene Thomas. Mary Jane Tompkins. Simon Viss, Marian Vog'r. Margaref Grant LAMBDA ALPHA Adviser, Beafrice Colfon; President Sferling Nic- olayson: Dorofhy Bridge. Jeanneffe Chase, LH- lian Chrisfiansen. Genon Conrad. Wilma Gre- gory. Rober+ Higginbofham. Laura Hopping. Mary Jennings. Florence Johnson. Benjamin Ku- raya, Lorraine Lufz. Jane Pope, Mary Miles. James Sikes. Vernon Sfevenson, Rober+a von Glahn, Eveline Willinger. Jane Wood. Maxine Woodbridge. PHI RHO PI Adviser. Dr. E. O. SmHh: Presidenfs. Frank Wei- mar,1tall;DonaId Duke. spring. Yuki Akaki. Velma Baccala, Virginia Beserra. James Bonelli, Louie Bronzan. Forresf Buerer. BeHy Lee Cannon. Ken- nefh Cedergren, Jess Chronisfer, Shirley Dahl. Clayfon Dilworfh. Henry Ducof. James Duke. Norma Earp, Wayne Edwards. Paul Hamilfon. Lois Hayes. Anna Hudlow. Dehard Johnson, Ed- ward Johnson. Jack Newell. OHo Peferson. Har- old Phillips, Harvey Phillips. Jim Roach, Zoe Rogers. Clyde Sawyer. Donald Schwien. Alice S+ockard. Gunda Twedf. Maxine Woodridge. Leonard Yoshino. COMMERCE CLUB Adviser, Elizabefh Arms+rong. Top +0 boHom. leH +0 right Louis Hunfer. Tom Mellis. Wally Morrow. Rufh Thurman. Marjorie Miller, Miriam Camis. Frances Berglund. Pearl Marie Ryan. Dor- o+hy Lindsfrom. Hazel Silveira. Hazel Kaplan. Juanifa Books. Viola Selsfed. Edna McGrafh, Eleanor McCabe, Delinda Sylva. MACHINISTS CLUB Adviser, Howard Baker. Back row, leH +0 righf: Howard L. Baker, insfrucfor: David Orfh. Mar- land Rines. Harold Millerman. S+anley Fleener. Andrew CoHra. Chesfer Dougherfy. Alfred Pe- lucca, Lloyd Darby. Fronf row. 16H +0 righf: Roberf Bruno. RobenL Terry, Henry Ducof. Alvin Luchessa. Lee Quarfaroli. Roberf East and Her- berf Shaver. QUARTERDECK Adviser. Dr. Dwigh1L C. Baker. Skippers. Lowell Clark. fall; Pa+ Thompson. spring. Back row. Ieff +0 righf: Louis Hunfer, Jim Roach. Wally Mor- row, George Harris, Joy Smifh. Bob Schulfe. Cenfer row: John Boyer. Vera Florcken. BeHy Bomberger. S+erling Nicolayson, Loren Dauben. GarreH Meninga. Haroldean Millerman. Fronf row: Jane Pope. Roberfa von Glahn. Marilyn Maxwell. AI Slafer. Yuki Akaki. and Paf Thompson. No1L picfured. Marian Vogf. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB Adviser. Frederick Knorr. Execufive oHicers pic- Jrured: June Olsen. Yuki Akaki, and Wanefa Lowe. ALPHA GANEMA SIGMA Adviser. Aline Polk. President Malcolm Maxwell. Kafhleen Barker. James Berry. BeHy Bomberger. Kennefh Cedergren. JeanneHe Chase. Manuel Cordero. Areone Flenfge. Shirley Dahl. Rufh De- WiH'. Mary Farmer. Doris Genzoli. Harold Gib- son. George Harris. Ellen Hendy. Evalcl Hillburg. Vivian Hurfig. Florence Johnson. George Kelley, John Knepp. May Kuwahara. Lorraine Lu'rz. MaL colm Maxwell. Marilyn MaxweH. Fred Meyers. Mary Miles. Edward Mifcheli, Donald Moline1 Wallace Morrow. Sferling Nicolaysen. Naomi Olson. Gerry Paul. Mary Paine. Raymond Porfer. Mariorie Ramos. Margaref Roberfson. Lulu Robles. Paul Schmidt Ralph Sisk. Al Slafer. Dor- ofhy Souza, Rufh Thorsen. Lois Uhlig. Barbara Wallis, Dorofhy Waring. Arf Weaver. Vii 'CNKSJVYKXVNKXN $ii I .. :j j. ' ?:R! .3 k -'.v,.x.. Yawn . A .. 5 xxx 5 K x x ?x x x . x x x z x x x ix x z x 1 x as x; x ER X 1 x KKK x; kasxx x L ERR: xx s 5 x9: , OXAQXXK E111 x $$$$S xxxxxxxxxxx x : xxx: .. V .v. . . m w-r Sfarling omL wifh whal appeared +0 be a conference championship nine. Coach AmL DiHberner's Bucs go+ Jrhe bad end of lhe breaks and were conlenl +0 finish in Jrhe cenlral porlion of Jrhe circuhL ladder. Lack of relielc pi+ching proved coslly +0 Jrhe Pirales. Louie Bronzan. leading Buc moundsman. lurned in some maslerlul performances during The season. buwL +hey were nol enough +0 keep The Pirales on The vic- Jrory road. George Zynda. alfhough a slrong sfarler. was never really able +0 be counlecl on +0 go Jrhe roufe. Vern Smilh and Bob PiHerini were oHlimes called upon for relielc dufies. bu1L inexperience and lack of con+rol proved +hem impolenl. The brighf side of Jrhe Pirale campaign was +he bal- ling power displayed by such sfars as RobemL Gond- ring, Bob PiHerini. Joe Frei+as. Bob Lei+zke. and Vern Smifh. All 0T +he above quimLewL balled a .300 clip or beHer. Delensively Anlon Slrangio and LeHZke made a formidable pair around Jrhe keyslone sack. The season's opener againsf San Maleo ended In a splil for +he Pirales. Bronzan lurned in a +hree hiHer in +he opening game +0 +urn back +he Bulldogs 2 +0 I. In +he seven-inning nighfcap. +he Bucs were bealen 3 +0 2 despife a brilliamL st-hH performance by Zynda. PiHerini was Jrhe leading baHer wilh Jrwo hi+s in live frips +0 +he plafe. Sacramenlo JC allorclecl Jrhe Bucs +heir second con- ference opposifion. This doubleheader also ended in a sPlH: Modes+o +aking Jrhe opener I7 lo l6 in a grueling +hree hour affair. and Jrhe Panlhers emerg- ing on Jrhe long end of a 5 +0 2 coumL in Jrhe second game. Highlighl o1c Jrhe inilial con+es+ was a home run by FreHas wiJrh Jrhe bases loaded. Coach DiHberner's boys Jrurnecl back such noled learns as Jrhe Slockfon Air Base nine 4 +0 3, +he Mer- cecl Flyers. Mafher Field. and several capable high school leams. Pirafe baHing power sfood 0qu as +he Jream's moswL valuable assel. Firer Baseman Pillerini aHer a slow s+ar+ found his baHing eye and finished +he season well above Jrhe .300 mark. Leifzke. perhaps +he momL confidenf JFielder on Jrhe squad. provided plener of punch a+ +he plafe. Freilas clubbed +he ball well and held down +he +hird base posi+ion in fine s+yle. Shor+- slop Slrangio dicl n01L prove himseht +00 polen+ a+ Jrhe plafe. bunL Jrurned in a whale of a ball game af Jlhe shorlpalch. The ouHield provided such slugging slars as Vern Smilh. Gondring, and Ray Marxmiller. They all Top row, left to right : Coach Art DiHberner John Kamps Lou Bronvan Don Wolfe Vern 5 I - , .. . . . , . J a , , , mzth, ClzuckH I ' 'v hob szrcrzm, and Bob Gondrmg. Bottom row, left to mght: George Keene, 101m Boonos, Fred Keene Bill Klillg 11532 gigzlti: gllgf, Jones, Bob Lettzke, Antawqye Strangio, and Harold Anderson. ,- 3 V y , m WWW' , Gcnevro Alillerman proved +heir worJrh a+ Hue plafe as well as a+ field. Bill Kline did well as H16 Pirafe backsfop. He husHed aH +he +ime and fook over a weak spof on +he squad vaca+ed by George Brown, Iasf season's regular ca+cher. Harold Anderson looked good defensively in Hue ouHield, bqu could never really geJr going when V up a+ +he pla+e. Led by medalis+ Dick Bailey, Coach George Maro- ney's gohc squad had anofher excepfionally good season. Blessed wifh +hree of lasf year's champion- wwxxxm RsKNNszxwaNN Bailey .slflzvrfmz ship ouHif, Maroney builf a pofenf foam around Bailey. Les Afherfon, Turlock Counfry Club champion and number +wo man on fhe Pirafe squad. won his share of conference mafches. ther Pirafe nc+ables werc Harold Millerman, Chuck Hughes. Gecrge Gencvrc and Maurice ManwiHer. Coach Maroney's feam played Menlo. Salinas. Sac- ramen+o. San Ma+eo. Sfoddon Flyers. and S+anscrd Frosh. .U'tH'HIIFA' ' h . ii: 3 h K, L , ., b i 1 i N. H'ka ,4 INTRA- MURAL Coming +0 +he fore in Modes+o Junior College's spor+s deparimeni- is Jrhe in+ramural program which has in- creased from nine evenis +0 nearly ereniy-four since i+s incep+ion in I934-35. WiJrh Jrhe naiional defense program, more emphasis will probably be placed upon ii in Jrhe neer year. Following are +he spor+s having par+icipan+s: vol- leyball, skiing. swimming, Jrrack. ping pong isinglesi. ping pong imixed doublesi. horseshoes isinglesi, horseshoes imixedi. gohc isinglesi. gohE imixed Jrwo- somei, badminion imixed doublesi. baseball ispoalU, handball isinglesi. boxing. wresHing. Hycasiing. bas- kefball. fooiball. rifle. cross couery run. badmin+on isinglesi. +ennis isinglesi. ping pong idoublesi. and foul shoo+ing. In I936-37, Nicholas KosheH. shown in +he lower piciure, was named leader of iniramural sporfs. and since ihaf Jrime he has direcfed all of ifs acfivifies. Af +he same +ime. women players were included in bad- minJron, fennis and volleyball; and a poinf sysiem of awards has been iniroduced. Officials are used in some of Jrhe sporis which are scheduled forihe mosf parf 6+ Jrhe noon period when +he larges+ number of sfudenis are able +0 parficipaie. Pirafe frack and field compeiiiors siaried oht Jrheir I942 season wi+h a dishearfening 62V2 +0 58 deieai adminisfered by Jrhe Universiiy of S+amcord yearlings a+ Palo AHo. LaVerne MerriH proved +0 be Jrhe Jrop Modesio +hreaiL fallying fiHeen poinis. MerriH Jrook iirsis in Jrhe shomL pui. discus. and high jump. Ed Johnson +ook Jrwo iirers and a second +0 siand second in Buc scoring. T R A C K W H3 W bwk w: Xxx xx MXX b ZSX x XHHJ? -'6 a Top row, left to right: Harold Anderson, Bob Ghilotti, Porter Whitson, Lester Dunlap, Orril Ihn-n-cll, Ulm- Vun'uvg 1.4:: .W'Hp Hm- rztf, and Chad Boltz. Bottom row, left to Tight: Coach Fred Earle,-Paul Eastbcrg, Ed Johnson. 10le Nm'wilb Ibu- Hm am. Ann: Johnson, Norman Wright, and Pcfvr A-Ircllmm. Affer +his weak sfart +he Pirafes +riumphed over +he College of Pacific and S+ock+on JC by fine score of 8l +0 53 for COP and 35 for Sfockfon JC. H was in +his mee+ HwaJr Johnson broke +be nafional Junior Col- lege record o1C laer year, l3' 7V4 . by a leap of I 3' 8M Then came +he crusher of He season. Sacramenfo JC's highly foufed ouHiJr, s+eamroHed H16 Pira+es under by Hue score of 86 Jro 35. The High School All-Sfars came neer on Hue Buc schedule. This was anofher Pirafe defeat 85 +0 37. WVKV . h b bbwb bxxxxwxbxvxk w wxvx o wx xK wxxMV-mmwx Those who compefed +hrougb0uf H15 season were: Harold Anderson and Lesfer Dunlap, 4407mm run. MerriH, Ken Bufler, and Bob GbMHE. high imm' Johnson. MerriH, Howard VVEIL'inion. and CMCL Hughes. iavelin and discus: Sfeo'ncnson Do HCVCF and George Sburz, miie run: Jim fvh'as'rima 673 Shaffer. and John Surrell, burdiesw Jcbdsod 8on DQS- fon. and Porfer Whi+son. pole vaW- kg 8 don. Shof puf: Norm Wrigbf, George Scbzq. Orvil BurweH. 880: Johnson, Pefe Arejga ' iump; Jim Roach. Ken OEEver, ' .- I. 4 1 I t, v A . .'.1 Hr, ! L v mSATVe ' Rarquet and serve rcvogmscd as Hynes ' '7 fl 1 .l' V 1 . . x, , . wmwMW' mbwm. W'de f ' 9' , s SKIING For +he rirsf Jrime in many a moon. +he Modesfo Junior College Skiing feam under +he able +u+elage of Coach Fred Earle. came home +he winner of We Norfhern California Conference meet Modesfo's sole opposi'rion was afforded by Placer JC. Slalom honors were won by Jim Crow of Modes+o. Dwighf Baker +ook firsf in Hwe jumping evenJrs wifh Jim Crow Jack Illitdzell 1 71171 Earle Bill 130m waxxxstm x a xswxxxxxxxwwwxmwmkwmxxxxxw amwst Jack Bowers about to connect on a left-handed. drive. Bill Magladry. also a local compe+i+or. finishing +hird. ther honors acclaimed by Modes+o were Bill Ma- gladry in Hue cross counfry. finishing first and Baker in +he downhill con+es+. Jraking second. Tom Kewin and Bill Ver1L also +urned in credi+able per- formances. buwL +0 no avail because +hey w re ow declared ineligible prior +0 + m'ee+ 4 Tom K ewin, Bill M agladry Wight Baker WWW MW, V 4W MWrszwoy szzber one man Ted Collins, RossBzmch,D0n HynesJacleBozucrs, Kvnuy Jlurr, Lvilulz U-zum. Umrh l7mf lfurh TENNIS Coach Fred Earle's ne+s+ers had one of H16 besf sea- sons experienced by Pirafe Jrennis Jreams in a long +lme.. AHhough losing one o1C +he besf players +0 come here in quife some Hme. Wayne Kellogg. +he Bucs sfruggled on +0 mould a formidable winning cofribi'nafion of Ted Collins. Don Hynes. and Ross BunCh. Snow study by Dwight Baker O+her neJr players on +he Pirafe rosfer were Kennem Marr. Leigh Owen. and Jack Bowers. Oufsidc of con- ference encounfers, Coach Earle's +eam md various service Jreams and iunior college feams no+ on +50. conference schedule. The sfiHeer opposifion encoun+ered by We Pirates n +heir conference campaign was wifh S+ockfcn JC. In 3. +heir1tirs+ encoun+er Sfockfon fook H16 ma+ch 4 K, ALLENE BRITTON Praricd tlu' club and earned a sweater. Top, left to right: Bernaldine Nmm, Betty Corona, Lillie Spen- cer. Lower: Elaine Robison, Dorothy McGee, Constantina Dudes, Hazel Kaplan, Miss Lopez, Waneta Lowe, Marjorie Probcrt, Allene Britfon and Imogene Jensen. W. A. A. The Women's Afhlefic Associafion, under Hue ad- visership of Alice Lopez. bounced and biceped ifs way +hrough anofher successful year. Composed of coeds inferesfed in +he more s+renuous side of life, We associafion sponsored a Girl's Play Day. and car- ried on a comprehensive program of women's sporfs. Fall semesfer officers included Hue following: Lucille Noble, presiden+: Melba McCluskey. vice-presidenf; Monica Riedel. secrefary; Mariorie McCluskey. +reasurer; BeJrh Siegman, publicify chairman: Imo- gene Jensen. baskefball manager; BeHie Corona. hockey manager; Bernaldine Nunn. speedball man- ager; Hazel Kaplan. baseball manager: Allene Brif- Jron. in+ramural spor+s manager. Spring semesfer oHicers included: Allene BriHon. presiden+; BeHie Corona. vice-presidenf; Bernaldine Nunn. secrefary: Melba McCluskey, Jrreasurer: Bea- Jrrice Noble. publicify chairman; lmogene Jensen. baskefball manager; BeHie Corona. hockey manager; Bernaldine Nunn, speedball manager; Hazel Kaplan. baseball manager: Imogene Jensen. inframural spOrJfS manager. Q xxxxxxxxxxw xxwww xx x x X x CHOREOGRAPHY The barefoofed beauHes wi+h +he exposed midriHS are +he Chosen few of Alice Judah's modern dance classes. The girls me+ +0 compose and exercise af 4- o'clock on Tuesdays. From IeH +0 righ+ +hey are: Marion Brown. Pa+Thompson.Jeanne Eagleson, BeHy Bomberger, Edifh Tishkowsky, Dorofhy Mae Souza and Presidenf Marian Monson. PARTHENIA The Winsome co-eds grouped around +he piano are members of H16 honorary dance club. Parfhenia. Over +he Jrop: Marion Brown. Jeanne Eagleson and Marian Monson, +0 He left Dorofhy Baker and PaJr Thompson, a+ +he keys, Edifh Tishkowsky, +0 +he right EValineWillinger, BeHy Kerr and Dorofhy MaeSouza. l H16 Women's Gym office. Alice Judah. graceful dance adviser. a+ +he desk. and Helen Lopez. pert friendly fumbling Inerrchror and W. A. A. adwser s+anding beside +he desk. $3:er wr- f w 4 . $ka Xx q x kaxXXxxoixwaix $$va $$$$$xe $ $ xxxxxxxx x s w RXN S W wavwvxxvo x: X z 5Q. y .r u ,.-v-jr x g , 1 t . I :. lalvurlquuulxv all.vt'.ll..ilt5l..r.muli.muslnl5 Y : E a: . ?wia V sxwxv x $ . . x x XX xx Rxxku$ k$ $ XXVVNQ x x xxx V xx 1 x x xX Aag Xx xxx X NXXNN xx x x x xx b XX m x x k x x x VXxx xxKx Xx x x x $. xx wa k Q E m A R R O L War. wifh 1+5 resulfing complicafions. sfruck hard a+ MJC during +he spring semesfer. bqu Jrhe Execufive Council adapfed Hself +0 changed condi+ions and marked up anofher successful governmenfal season. S+uden+s on Jrhe council for spring were Jrhe following: Wallace Morrow, president Lorraine Rossi, vice- presidenf; Marilyn Hodgerf. secrefary; Louis Hunfer. +reasurer; Ralph Sfurfevanf, business manager; Paf Conway. publicify manager: Bob Culberfson, ac+ivi- Jries manager; Leigh Owen. rally commissioner; AI Slafer. Collegian edifor; Ar+ Weaver. AMS presi- denf: Wanda Fuhlendorf. AWS president Bob Ghi- loHi. sophomore president and Don Hynes. freshman president More personnel changes occurred when Eloise Pef- ferson assumed Marilyn Hodgerf's secrefarial dufies as Jrhe IaHer leH school. Clefus ZumwaH. school compfroller and ASMJC financial adviser. leff for +he army and Kennefh Rowland +ook over his work. Faced wifh a decreased enrollment which necessi- +a+ed unexpecfed budgef slashes. +he council sliced wisely. managed +0 salvage a nearIy-complefe pro- gram of acfiviJries from Jrhe axe. Refusing +0 shirk +he added responsibilifies imposed by +he war. +he council faced Jrhe sifuafion. launched sfamp sales. a preparedness program, and helped +he campus cope wifh Jrhe change. 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ASMJC. Fall - - - - - - - - - - I4. 15 Freshman Class OHicers - - - - - - 34. 64 :E ' ASMJC. Spring - - - - - - - - - 82. 83 George Washingfon Slepf Here - - - - 32. 33 E Associafed Men Sfudenfs 7 GohC - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7! Fall 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 36: 37 Graduafes - - - - - - - - - - - 86-94 Spring - - - - - - - - - v- - - 60 In+ramural Spor+s - - - - - 72 E Associafed Women S+uden+s loJra Epsilon - - - - - - - - - 43 Fall 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 38'39 Lambda Alpha - - - - - - - 66 Spring 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 6' Machinisfs' Club - - - - - - 67 ' As+ronomy Club - - - - - - - - - - 66 Noise parade - - - - - - - - - - - I9 Baker. 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