Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Jh21w7fQfP?97vJfw.91' The Administrative Stail of a iunior college represents a diver- sity ot assignments ancl abilities. Its authority stems from a Board ot Education, a layman group: a superintendent ot schools. and the college president. All work togeth- er, the Board through its close at- tachment to school and community, the superintendent as the agency oi the board, and the college presi- dent and his stall to carry out the policies all have helped to formu- late. I J. KENNETH ROWLAND Registrar, Director of Guidance FRANK G MUENCH FAY L. QUISENBERRY CLETUS E. ZUMWALT ARTHUR L. SHULL Dean of Men, Dean of Women ASMJC Comptroller, Administrative Assistant Director of Student Activities Director of Visual Education BOARD OF EDUCATION, left to right: Karl M. Roth, lan W. Hardie, President Ernest Soderstrom, Mrs. George Everett, and vice-president Jack Wherry. ln the April election to the Board of Education Dr. Soderstrom did not choose to run. Reelected were Mrs. Everett and Mr. Wherry, and added was Follce K. Floden.

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DR. HENRY T. TYLER Presidenf, ModesTo Junior College JAMES H. CORSON Superinfendenf JBL 9.4. Jim, PresidenT Henry T. Tyler has shown himselT To be an undersTanding Triend oT The sTudenT in his Tour years aT The helm oT MJC. His open-door policy Tor sTudenTs has kepT him available Tor our icomplainTs, plaudiTs, and suggesTions. In The shadow oT anoTher world war Dr. Tyler has worked Tor The esTablishmenT oT service Training insTiTuTions and Through adminis- TraTive policies has assured sTudenTs who enTer The serxgci oT Tull crediT Tor The work They have accom- lis e . P WiTh The iob oT being The leader oT The sTudenT, Dr. Tyler also heads The adminisTraTive and insTruc- Tional sTaTT. Through research and sTudy The courses aT The college are being consTanTly examined, wiTh The purpose oT making Them more valuable To The sTudenT and The communiTy, Thus mainTaininq MJC's high sTandards oT scholarship and achievemenT.

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HOWARD BAKER HERBERT G. FLORCKEN MRS. EDNA BARR LOVE WILMA McFARLAND WILLETTE C. MURRA Chairman Trades and Chairman, Social Science Chairman, Music Deparfmenf Chairman, Home Economics Chairman, Science Depari lndusfries Deparfmeni Deparimeni ' Deparfmenf -7h.Qq,, Jw, 1.2, ' hin In Q0 There's really noihing 'ro being The head of a de- parimeni. You've iusi goi' io have ihe spirii-and a liiile Jrime. of course. The spirii is needed io false on Jrhe iob in ihe iirsi place. The iime 'fakes Time. ihai's all. For insiance, ihere's a budgei 'lo gei in by Jrhis afiernoon. Pshaw. i'r'll jusi 'rake a few minuies. Oh yes, Dr. Tyler would like 'fo see you abou? some de- parimeni business. I+'ll iusi' false a minuie. And, by Jrhe way, +here's a noie on your desk. Mr. Rowland wanis io know aboui some new secfions, one of your insiruciors wenis io shiii his lab from one building 'ro anoiher, and incidenially, ihere's been a class waii- inq 'ro meei you. Yep, ii' iusi fakes a liiile iime. HELEN PIERCE Head Librarian DR. JOHN F. POBANZ Chairman, Maihemafics and Engineering Deparimenf MARY ALINE FOLK Chairman, Liferaiure and Language Aris Deparimenf PAY L. OUISENBERRY Chairman, Physical Educaiion Deparfmenf ERNEST A. TARONE Chairman, Agriculfure Deparfmenf CLETUS E. ZUMWALT Chairman Business Training Deparimeni