Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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when 777mnA, jun, jm, dll, There's a big program of recrearional class insfruclion carried on air MJC in ever eller lielcls such as golf, swimming, Tennis, and badminlon. Here Professional Andy Silva shows Doreen l-lamillon how lo follow rhrough wirh lhal' club while lnsfruclor George lvlaroney and Pal Connell look on. Don Leighlon of 'lhe Press Club shoois a free 'lhrow in a Here are fhe guys who won 'Phe inframural championship. ho? inframural game. Clarence Marchand, Wayne Barrelf and They are flefi io righfl Don Flye, Norm Pefersen, Chuck Ray- Bony Salucles, and Bob Eclmisfon lin baclt of Marchand, fill mer, Jim Ausiin, Sian Canfer, and lnlramural Direcfor Leon ouf ihe PC five. Jim Cornwell is expecfani. LaFaille.

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Ted STaaTs reaches I3 feef in This iump againsf CiTy College of San Francisco and San Jose STaTe Frosh for a solid first There. wasn'T a iunior college in NorThern Cali- fornia ThaT could Touch The Pirafe Track Team. Thaf iusf abouf summarizes The I95I Track season. For The Third sTraighT year. Coach STan Pavlco's spikesfers capTured The conference championship. They won bofh The dual and over-all Tifles. ModesTo JC had some of The finesT Traclcmen in Norfhern California. Warren Emm, veTeran Two-miler, broke The con- ference record and was conference champ. Bruce VincenT and Perry PeighTal consisTenTly gave The Team a one-Two punch in bofh sprinT races. Vin- cenT sfeppecl off The IOO in 9.8 and The 220 in 2I.4. Curfis Casey almosf reigned as conference mile champ, while Ted STaaTs. pole vaulf, and Bensen Dil- beck. high iump, were sTrong poinT makers in every meeT. Thad Murrin, freshman, was Tops in loofh hurdle races and lafer in The season showed his power in The broad jump. Gordon Usfick, Leo Long, and Ofis Marlowe shined in The Cal Relays. The I95l season was probably The mosf successful in M..lC's hisTory. Sian, ddnufta, Jia 60214, loaded! JOE SALUDES Manager