Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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UNDER THE GUN: Noi exactly, bu-P fhis was a reigning con- siderafion for Sophs and Freshmen in l95l. Fred Sloclrs, cen- rer soph, helps inspec+ fhis weapon al Nalional Guard Train- inq. Many MJC'ers frainecl wifh 'lhis and ofher service groups while allending college. Jlwf af'-250PhU The sophomore cabinel of rhe Fall lell a nice blank H 'W for a record. Jusi as in lhe case of The freshmen, lhe Y sophs of lhe Spring were a lively group. B lr was gradualing rhal rnosl inleresled These souls. They spenr a grear cleal of lime planning The Soph- Alumni Banquel' and dance, rhe annual olilch clay, 'lhe graclualion brealclasi, Baccalaureale, and 'rhe final day irself. - S Adviser lo lhe grads was Mr. Roberi McKnight 'L ,.': i ' STAN SMALLEY EVELYN ASP Fall Fall Presidenf Vice-Presiden? WAYNE BARRETT DON TODD Spring Spring Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Spring Officers-BACK ROW, leff io righlz Wayne Barreli, Fall Officers-lef+ 'ro righl: Noralee Hughes, women's rep- presidenh Jon Pe+ersen, men's represenraiiveg and Bob Knapp, resenlaliveg Evelyn Asp, vice-president sealed are Sian Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jean Madclux, secrelary: Belly Smalley, presiclenlg and Pai' Bender, secreiery. Bispo, women's represenrarivei and Don Todd, vice-presidenf.

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Fall Class Officers, ieff fo righh Carmey Mallea, women's represeniaiiveg Dicir Asbill, men's represenlaiiveg Shirley Saw- yer, freasurer: noi picfurecl are Dick Ausiin, presidenh Jim Conover, vice-president and Jerry Sfreefer, secrefary. J HIL We dad, Jluzq. 5.e.Qln, Jn SZULQ, QL, Clio, Qnclalm, When ils presidem' dropped oul of school and iis vice-presideni became a faiher-'rhe freshman class became inaciive. Bui 'rhis was in 'I'he Fall.. In Ihe Spring, under 'rhe guidance ofJim Cornwell, Ihe caloinei wem' info full swing. The class produced. direcied, and wroie ihe annual MJC variery show On College Avenue. The class was aclive in Frolic Day and weni in for ping-pong in a big way by sponsoring fournamenls. Mr. Roberi Rolfe was adviser. Spring Class Officers, BACK ROW, Iefr Io riql-rl' Jim Sweeney, Ireasureri Buc Gorman, men's represenfahve Ed Mccombs, vice-presidenh Jim Cornwell, presldenf SECOND ROW, lofi' Io righf: Carmy Mallea, secreiary and Jaclue Wilhife, wcmen's represenraiive. JIM CONOVER DICK AUSTIN Fall Vice-Presidenf Fall Presidenf ED McCOMBS JIM CORNWELL Spring Vice-Presideni Spring Presidenf S+uc.Ien+ governmen+ was very much a par? of bofh 'Phe freshman and 'the soph- omore class aciivifies. Here ai Ihe Rich- mond siudani' governmeni' conference are Todd Sanfos, Ray Parkinson, an unidenii- fied foreigner, Sian Smalley and Bobby Vandergriff.

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:loinf meefing of fha AMS and AWS cab- Dancing io fha music of Ted Herman mei!--musf have been somefhing impor- fhe Winier Formal proved 'ro be lun for fr, Sian Smalle Todd Sanfos John Gi liano Bob Vander riff YI u 9 u Q v Pai Bufler lseafedl. and Bill Holdinghauser. Diclr Gofobed, Jael: Broolzs and Phil Frymire malce up fhe Spring AMS cabinet 52 fanf. affending. ,lyk George Gurrola, Hal Cleland, Adviser Louis Nofrey, Windell Parlter, and Bob VandergriFf made up fhe Fall AMS cabinel. .S Q1