Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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N ,7 I, 5 N I Mt. A fliliiin afvmwmau, su, gpm, WhaT's nexT'? Your guess is as good as ours. All we lcnow is ThaT This was The winning TloaT, sponsored by College Y . . . This gal is Telling The crowd hovi They were going To win. Too bad They didn'T. They musT have worked hard. The Collegian and The Sk: Bums didn'T win anyThing, buT They were There. This, The Homecoming Parade, was a TiTTing be- ginning To a greaT evenT. Mary Ellen Risell, below was crowned Queen by Harry Channing and BeTl' Gosselinlc and lvlarilynne Ericson were her aTTend- anTs.

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we i3'SN-I an Whal' The well-dressed hobo lady will be wear- ing in '52 was modeled by Roy Turner. Neil Johnson, armed wilh his liquid defensive weapon, made a wel' bIankeT of a lot of hoboes af The Frolic. These gals knew how To roll their own: Gloria Nelson, Dona ScoTT and Dot Hosking work The line-up -of grizzly hoboes wiTh PaT Butler coming our as The red-bearded champ. They were on Their way To The Farmers' Frolic- publicify hounds Bill Richardson and Mike Kline wafch afTer Joe, The burro, who was chrisfened affer Tiago. The bal race was a dizzy affair-ThaT's Lou Nof- rey in The righf background Taking charge of lum- Al King Jim Long and Queen Paf Morgan, wifh mugs in hand, reigns: over The Hobo's Holi- ay. ThaT's pisTol-packiri' Merle Mensinger who Took The reins and led The Hammurabi iail Through The downTown sTreeTs of MoclesTo-picking up stray hoboes in The Noise Parade. They got Ron Bailie's number on Frolic Day. Tough luck. MJC'ers Took a l'lobo's Holiday on April 2OTh and They Took iT in high spiriTs. Reigning over The day's evenTs and leading The Noise Parade down The sTreeTs oT downTown ModesTo were King Jim Long and Queen PaT Morgan. ConTesTs ranging Trom a rolling pin Throwing spree BN swifTly. , l Things. See The leg shod ln Tennis shoe? IT belongs fo George Brower who held Thar pile-up up, Jfwlic, may, f 9 .4 K K 46 To The TradiTional Three-legged race were run OTT on The Track and TooTball grounds. The ever-popular Trosh-soph Tug-of-war saw The muscles OT The younger Tellows ouTsTaying Those oT The grads and The Trosh won The coveTed perpeTual Trophy Tor Their class- maTes. . ln The evening The TesTiviTies wound up wiTh a Farmer's Frolic in The gymnasium, sponsored by The Young Farmers.

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DICK CLELAND ASMJC Fall President Traveling jackeTs, Tape recordings, sTudenT council meeTs and a Toreign sTudenTs Tour were a Tew oT The Time consumers oT The Tall Ex Council led by Dick Cleland. The Ex Council drilling oT The whys, The where- Tores, and The how comes oT The Traveling jacks-Ts' purchase made SenaTor Kelfauver look like a pansy. This semesTer The radio deparTmenT began Taping The Ex Council mee-Tings and rebroaclcasT Them aT noon Tor all The sTudenTs. ln The Spring Joe Tiago guided The sTudenTs' aT- fx-fnunrzil 94, Jim H011 Tairs. The I952 budgeT was TormulaTed aTTer much discussion and a new sysTem of voTing checkofis was inauguraTed. A new handbook, wiTh each sTudenT body oTTicer's duTies clearly defined, was published by The spring Ex Council. An amendmenT To The consTiTuTion. sTaTing ThaT The AWS presiclenT musT eiTher be a sophomore or have held a previous AWS posT was raTiTied by The sTudenT voTers. PAT BRUBAKER MILLS JOE TIAGO DICK THORSTED HARRY CHANNING ED SUGARS ANNE SCHELL FREDA Secrefary Vice-Presidenf Financial Manager Acfivifles Manager Publicify Manager Collegian Edilor Buccaneer AL NEELY DICK ASBILL HAROLD CLELAND SUE RAY STAN SMALLEY CARMY MALLEA NORALEE Rally Commissioner Freshmen Men's AMS President AWS President Sophomore President Freshmen Wornen's Represenfaiive RGPYBSGNTMIVE