Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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FIRST ROW, lef'r lo righf: Jim Pellinolli, Ralph Mull, Marlin Schmidf, Dean Clark, Al Neely, Marilynne Ericson, pianislg John Kraus, Ernie Howard, Jim Auslin, Miles Sufler, John Chance. SECOND ROW: Elmer Alvin, Dean Dempsey, Keifh Young, Fred Fllchhornn, Earl Brown, Bob Knapp, Jon Peferson, George Smith, Jack Schendel, Ralph Moore, John Berlaul, Paul Okuye. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Boone, Bill Murphy, Gerald Torkelson, David Derickson, Bob Miller, Julius Manrique, Bill Gilmore, Bud lnqebrefsen, Wallace Shirk, Ralph Heckman, Arr den Dulk, and Al Crane. Unicm, ' 911, ,Sonrp ser ...vw FIRST ROW, lefl' lo right: Myra McCulloch, Miriam Swann, Mary' Ellen Rissell, Muriel Vlagh, Nellie Kuil, Beverly Nelson, Rayclene Curlis, and Mr. Grofhkopp. SECOND ROW: Jeanellie Wadellow, Jackie Cagranuf, Rlfa Jessup, Doris Van Sandi, Belh Gosselink, Nancy Bowen, and Marie Sachi. THIRD ROW: Dorolhy Cover, Polly Cosenhno, Lorella Koch, Joan Merciadis, and Claire Fowler. 54 'i

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The Music Deparlmenl had roving feel' This year. The Men's and Women's Glees 'roolc Trips across The valley and To Slanford Universily To serenade The music lovers. The Music Deparfmenf offers a varied field for melodic-minded people. l-larmony, music apprecia- ln beiween games af The 'Tournament The band gives wiih The music. This is iusi one of Their af'I'er-hour acfivi'l'ies. Hon, and all 'rypes of vocal and insfrumenlal worlc are faughf. Edna Barr Love is head of The Music Deparfmenl. 'SI marked her lasl year af MJC. Aicling Mrs. Love in 'rhe insfrucling of The collegians were Bealrice Collron, Roberr McKnigh+ and William Grofhlcopp. Also reliring was The old Prof, Frank Mancini. 5f2u71.fL 'Llp jim, a6'anaL,ZCm.e, Kama jim We all agree Thai wilhoul a band 'rhere ius'r can T be a Toolloall game, and wilhoul MJC musical groups il' would have been a quiel' as well as a dull year. The band Tooled ai games and in The informal sefling of rallies, where Their slridem' Tones sei The Blue Dozen whirling ou'r of sfep +hrough exciiing prefaces 'ro yells and peppilunes. The orcheslra slrung along, and pracliced for ils evenfs. ll' achieved excellence under 'rhe fulelage of Prof Mancini. W cfs? .sn - 911, jim, ,fnaanzblm A f 1 Jluzfuzi 911. Wlzunbnfw, f 'Xt MUSIC SOOTHES THE SAVAGE BEAST 63

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FIRST ROW, lefl fo riqhl: Lorella Bohn, Velda Roberls, Paul Wild, Gordon Shepherd, Jerome Nunes, Jean Fulhorsl, Joyce Penney, Susan Halcher, SECOND ROW: Mary Kuykndall, Raydene Curtis, Dorolhy Mason, Palsy Easley, Twilda Wells, Dellse Fiorini, Mary Beth Moore, -Carol Bauernschmidl, Belly Bispo. THIRD ROW: Carol Bonney, Mona Her- mida, Sieve Panlazopulos, Teman Johnson, Don Todd, Don Kneely, Dale Harris, Elden Buhler, Lorena Fagan. ffm, p Jfw Joan 9'. ii 3,33 Joyce Penny and Myrle Carson pul lheir barons under lheir arms and say, Le+'s go! As drum maiorelies 'lhey gol much applause and drummed up a lol of spiril. Choral groups are divided info lilrlle and big bundles of sounds. The lvlen's and Women's Glee Clubs and lhe Madrigals have pro- vided many hours of musical ioy for lvlJC'ers and visilors lhrough cam- pus appearances and oulside en- gagemenls. Direclors were Mrs. Edna Barr Love, who has relired This year, Roberl W. McKnight and William Grolhlcopp. 66 lf E