Manatee Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Bradenton, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

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'P 9 x' lr 5 To Communicate Effectively with His Fellowmcm 6 if f-ff 'TNFQH .'.'v':Jl'T W w.-.W 1 I O I I A n A .9 Q A ' Q u p X KX X X A ffzs-121 j A41 i 3 I X V .X N .aj 1 z I 1 1 v 5 3 3 2 5 s E 3 1 3 5 3 5 Q 2 z 3 3 2 f 3 5 i 1 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 5 Q 3 5 2 5 Z 2 Q S 3 2 2 5 , , 2 s 4 4 5 f E 3 i 1: 1, . ...,, .rea Q To Explore the Unknown 3 2 z 5 z 5 2 5 2 2 3 3 z 2 5 2 3 8 3 .41 v- .3 v -Q x .XM .,, ' ' If . A.: , :F ' 1 ,..- 3 3 3 1 S 2 2 4 2 3 1 1 2 f 1 5 3 3 3 3 3 5 2 2 3 3 z 5 2 1 3 5 . 5 E S 2 3 , 3 3 3 3 . s a 5 . 3 4 To Apply Mcm's Knowledge 10 .. ,MQW TN 'ir . ' 1 X- . , X 4 1 A ,x f' I K , - ik 71,-Z 1-'5 4 4 cz- ,iw Q ,W . Q QM 0 f 1m5?QQ6Zm2 ' ,' 5ii33'K9'f9ZI51!y5iC'g,. 1..Qz,4:m,3,f1v7,-1,11s' pp: :J ' ik .EN , 1 -ff -A-.1 , ,vw ,M f f' ,, ,4 ,na , ., A ,f,.-.N ,, . . ' Z- wry. ' ,. .,..,.. M 4 f... ,f '-' f f 3: , ' - ' R 6 1 yi, .gf--340, :I v K 'A I x W5 ,X ,A N , . ywwgw, ,,,,Q4,,','4f,'y,fc, ,W 7' ' . ' 1 'f-PW? I P Op AND FACULTY xx 3 1 Sify gsrxg Q. Q xi - .1 Kg N M -g -isa 2 Ni-we N .- fi SSNE xx-ASN QNX :xg QQKQQQ Si-555 T x 5 51356 Nkff 5 F A 1,952 gljsfgg p9 X2 5 sg FQVQNZ 'NS ,sl 5239193 Q5 flimii-fi 3 1 1 . 'I-5 x ii a ' Q-,S . A - Q xx .5 - .1 A X fii Q 5 7' AT The conference Toble PresidenT Neel en- IOys ci geniol discussion wiTh members of The college odminisTroTion ond Toculfy. Conferences beiween ToculTy ond odmin- isTroTion ollovv Dr. Neel on opporTuniTy To obToin TirsT-hound inTormoTion concerning problems ond diFliculTies encounTered by his sToTT. In o momenT of reloxohon Dr Neel ex ploms o diTTiculT ospecT of golf To his son Som .lr on The wide exponse of The MJC compus Dr Neel hos been inTeresTed in sporTs of every Type since his own doys of college oThleTics. -,-iazf Q' s l Pondering o fine poinT of yeorbook com- posiTion, Dr. Neel oliers his odvice To members of The college publicoTions sTo-Tis in his privoTe oFTice. Dr. Neel's door is ol- woys open To sTudenTs seeking odvice on problems of ony noTure. 755495 fmffwf, fijlfyf fyff, vw , f ffff ff f 'f If 2 I, ,Q7 I ff 7 Q g ,Z 9 1, ' LY ' yy 'iff ,f 1 Wy ,,f X frfwn Q YM A ,aff ff! ,X y, f: ff,f 2-M Q X o IIS ..x ' - 4...- 1v .. ,W f,f,.W,,,,,,,,,, ,, w.,,,v 3 W' Aw I i 'WffM ,, 4. ,, M-,u,W,,,,w, My w,,M...N,W,,, wi! ff... , ,,.,H, 0giT?:f3wfiZ1T.llZ,+:ggt,-:n:+,n',Qn , -v.-.u..N,,.,N ,,,, .,'A , Q-4 Io: 2 , Q Q 1 QT 'hal-lfill ,A '!AV V' ! T T- fMig?Mll 'i -'!K 1u:,:az:.:u:vrv.'n M -. , W , , + Q- :.g,,:,m:,m 4 5 Z E 3 Z. w? TY A P gsiifw 195' Dr. Wilson F. WeTzler, Deon of MonoTee Junior College, shows The progress of M..l.C. by locoTing on The mop The wide ronge of TerriTory represenTed by sTudenTs oTTending our college. l-le hos been exTremely insTrumenTol in The developmenT of M.J.C. os o college in which The odminisTroTion, Toc:ulTy, ond The sTudenT body con Toke pride. Through his cdpoble supervision ond coordinoTion of oc:TiviTies beTween The Tdc:ulTy ond The odminis- TroTion, M.J.C. hos Truly enlorged ond exponded. Deon VVeTzler is well-prepored To hondle his responsibiliTies. He is o groduoTe of boTh Texos ChrisTion UniversiTy ond The UniversiTy of Texos receiving his Ph.D. Therefrorn in hisTory, philosophy, ond iunior college odminisTroTion. He hos heoded The DeporTmenT of EducoTion oT Queens College in NorTh Coirolino ond wos AssisTonT Professor of EducoTion oT The UniversiTy of Arizono. Since ioining The M.J.C. odminisTroTive sToTf in AugusT of 1960, he hos done much To TurTher This college in The field of educoTion. ,. l fikgfiaf gg.. 1 I WNY I I I I 4, 'L 11 ll ii il Ii l 1 I 5 F ,, ,. 'I .IH I .P .. .- 4 .j. I iii. 4 W ., .l I , . I I A I I I I I I I 17 I I Ii 'I I ll I I 1.- Ii II II r I I il II ill I II ii I I M I I . I ' I I Il I 4 I ,M II: all il' I. I ,I I QI , 'dl' County Board Members of the Manatee Junior College Ad- visory Committee are Mr, Hal Casey, Mrs. J. P. Harlee, Jr., Mr. H. S. Moody, Mr. Ray- mond Turner, and Mr. Casper Sharp. ' I Superintendent ot Public Instruction Mr. J. Hartley Blackburn, Superintendent of Public lnstrug- tion, works with Dr. Neel, the county board, and the advisory committee to bring to the community an instifufion which is a cornerstone through which her citizens can im- prove themselves both intellectually and socially. Mr. Blackburn, who holds a Master of Education degree from Duke University, has been in the Manatee County school system tor thirty years and has been president of many local and state civic organizations. Under his able leadership we know that this college will continue as it has in the past to achieve recognition for its outstanding graduates, its capable administration, and its ever-increasing student body. it Manatee County Board ot Public Instruction. STAND- ING: Mr. Walter W. Council, Mr. Robert Bender, and Mr. Robert Kessler. SEATED: M-r. J. P. Harlee, Jr., chairman, and Mrs. Mary E. Mulvee. Advisory Committee 20 ,ma , II , 'M . - , ' V ' ' . ' ' ' c '- ' l . , . 1 fu 'K , X , 'X 1 .1-41 ,I - s I . . 1 2 ,-. . ' K I I ' . - - ' - 1 ., rr . . 4. ,. f ' P. 1' ,LIU - - ff I I, 4 W 1 t -A 4- . H A .4 A, 1 W W I pw, , J- V ,, . . M.. . .. M ,,,.,-,,,.-.i.- -N35-.-,-1, 5-,,,,, ,. .,. ..,..,- .,.., L. 1. ,- MN -. . I .n II tt IIIC IIISIIUQ. I' WI the tit institution 'em Cittt Im. 1IIy, GiI3n dew tutee Com I Ptesident it sis coiiege viii :ognition tot ti tration, and it S.. I Q .0 ,, I.'t, ' gf met 4,75 Wt, 7,?fZ,Q - 15135 . yiqfggvgggg- , f f-e,Xf.e , I M. LETITIA SII-VE LETITIA E. SILVER Counselor 5 .s I Qsfs' W i-t ,,,i l I ' I 5 I - 2 A WI' 1' 2 -J A 2 ,V I 3 if N.. - RUTH PYCHE Counselor WILLIAM G. CHAMBERS Director of Librory Services ' -.N Nl 1 Wi YQ QR! , sc , We i .S we M wi , in gg sz -is As is X is W i i If ii 1, ll I i J ow www 2235, M , f ff! f fffff gZ5ZfWZZz FLORENCE HAXTCN GIRVIN Director of Publications RALPH P. SPARKS Assistant Director at Services EARL R. STIVERS ESTHER STUBBS Director ot Servic GS Assistant Registrar E R stave 1-in N X459 . , ags DSX s mpegs ESSERS? 1 . NXNXI x KWSN X as-244 K .1 .,.. . 1 it ., F :swf nf, ' R K 'XX' X' X F i V A , N ,Z A X . Q N R X I 1 X X M Q Q X X ss I X N X li in ' X X x X X X .,y- Q x Y X ix 1 1nA-- X if X X X4 'N K N X N . -.Ks Nl, X . N 1 f'5,s-xksc. , , wx i -is, - 5 sxs . QEDwfwmsw:.f-eiwh . sc: X X i::. Jwu s . . s N 'xfw rss ' R , ,. ,, ' ': f, s - N -rt ,, t X - X N , X f . XX N NX x 1 4 1- lf fl' fx . ' 'C if 1 Rfb X ' s O1 Q- Q - ,w -fc? , 1: ' V- ' '- ' ' - , - ,, - , -, . V . . , - .' . - ' ' . .. ' '.',.g.- 2- . ,iw-A... f . L. ,,.,. ,i. . ,, . , 5, ..,'. --, , '-' .. , I , ' 1: w 'Ai-'- -1' . 5.4. ., . , ., ,-. -Nz.. S ' ,ual Ar in tt 1 X 1717, If u ' Q. , M 7 X Vrf' V H41 1-Cy f : fl ,.-5.. . Wg ,, f .f ,,.f f' 'W Jw fi? MQ, 1 I -.4fQM4, , , l , ,,., Vkl P f' '- 4-:E at Q A l 'W f , 1 . . f I ,156 f , :vm ,4 ,Q ' -J : 'L Ve, . . L 4 ,,'- ' i 2 WX f W Z ways an Q 12 .izf ..-asf? Amidst the music from the luke box and the noise of the students members with iron nerves. Chatting while eating lunch are Mr in the Student Center there is a small cove set aside for those faculty Jones, Mrs. Hunt, and Coach Garcia Faculty ,t ss s, X wg X, Social Science GAIL BOARDMAN, Ph.D. Literature, Speech RITA BULLOCK, M.A. Music HORACE BURNETTE, M.Ed. English OLAF K. AMDAHL, M.A., Ed. M. sf Q 'Q s Qi Q, , fpv.9.L4:w W f , . A W - 'oo' Q MW ,g,z0f2y f' '...'N'Q' ' , ,, .L ,. .L . Mya, 9, , ,,-wx. V ' ,Q ,1f,sf,-5,-sw 1 ' , jug - -I r X ' , f 242i?E1EFi ,gash h , -. V, . .f ,ss,:y2wf 0 - Nfl, .- f ,MQA Q M H A 1 Q fs . wtf no ff , . ., . f N .. .,,. - H ,f1f1,i ::: -s, . . -is ke' Km s -:Br .. ,, ---V -' A f ' iv' X29-13: sf st2-yew:.Jww.sfsQa0,9,:Qg-.'swflsif' f . os,Z1Q'f4v.w: wif Mi, 243 535 -1 2 5:xlrv-Q22-Qrvsvzvbwhfstzalfi, 62.573-2:1 3.1 XJ. I' 5 ze 3 5 Z 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 Y? Y 2 3 S? 2 2 i fi ll i f 1 Art appreciation teacher Mrs. Pam Stewart ex- plains the history of art and the art of history. Jimbo Jackson, social science professor, illustrates the re laxed school of educational thought. SQL 232' EA 4' v -1. ,N 5 iiw :Q KN xggffjiq' tx X Qs Maxx Q xx X E ,xi ix wi V PHILIP CAPLAN, Ph.D. Speech FRANCES CASH, B.S. Business Education GEORGE CASH, M.S. Mathematics, Department Chairman RAYMOND CHEYDLEUR, M.S Communications, Department Chairman EMILIA CLARK, M.A. French SILVIO CLARK, M.A. Spanish ,V iii , ' 1 the re- ur, M-5' 'I HOMER COMBS, Ph.D. English, Literature THEODORE CONCEVITCH, J.D. Russian COL. ROBERT CURRAN, M.A. Social Science, Department Chairman MARION FARBER, M.S.L.S. Asst. Lib-rarian, English THOMAS GARCIA, B.S. Health ancl Physical Education WILBUR GETZ, M.A. Engineering Science BERNARD GREENBAUM, M.S. Physics, Electronics Engineering DANIEL HOWE, M.A. English BENNETT HUDSON, M.Ed. Mathematics HOWARD HULT, M.S. Science JAMES JACKSON, M.A. Social Science CHARLES JOHNSON, M.M. Music, Department Chairman ff,-, V' -I .,., , ., ,rfff Faculty ,,. ly 'lik ..,. c,,c cc,,,c. , ,, ,,s,, 1 arsrrf s 1 ' ,,c.,,,c,,.,,r'r', gs y.g4,f:,,1-, , 1 7 W, :ax 4 we , ,wi 4 :ew4f?lf:':4si, f- - r ., ,g.,'W:5f'f-re,-Q i f '-12.n-::.re??IQ.a 3 , I ,f , - i iilifiii e,g:gff I 1 Q ' 'sir + , . -'r' , - ff Q- D75 -G'-' ZEE' ,W ,cr .39 22 4 . W- rs V .,,. ,. W f 9 of r f.-A 5' :4.1aCz+5i'Qwg. ip ff' mf ..c, . aw, ,5 O -0 X by-y r., ,. ,., , M- .. ., .,A,. ,,,, 4, ,LN M: .1325 1s:',.yc,k '. 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Mathematics JOSEPH MONTGOMERY, M.A Science, Department Chairman ALICE PEELER, B.A. Social Science DOROTHY POKRIFKE, M.A. Nursing GENE POWELL, M.Ed. Science YOLONDA PRITCHARD, B.S. Art PEGGY SHEEHAN, M.A. Health and Physical Education BYRON SIGLER, M.F.A. Speech EVA SMITH, M.S. Nursing MARGARET THELANDER, M.S. Nursing BURNETTE TINSLEY, M.A. Technical Education Department Chairman NELLIE WILSON, M.A. Nursing FRANCES WISE, M.S. Business Education ROBERT WYNN, M.A. Health and Physical W 7 rg 9, V iliizz ' My f ii 96' im, X .1 ':::... , ' N t. if ir Q ' I gf- 3 -12.f1p,rgQ,ff.,j.f .Y -' f 54,54-f'Qm'fef 3 'tr 0 ' ' 5 ,, ., 0 .43 , .0 of S, , 1:1 ' fx if f ff 5' ff 5 J... , Q ., ..,.: ,,.. ,V M, , ,,,,,.,,.,,,., . .Q . 04 -sp ww,-fm:.r ,ef ,QW .,:, Lv .,,. . ., M .,,, , . K. f, Q, . M, -V: .5f.f':.11v:1:.:,-as - ' -I -www, 1. A -I ..,, Education, Department Chairman ,i .- -A29 +I 5? I - S S4 4 '1 V ' - Q. -' fi ff I 4 + Professor O. K. Amdahl, sophomore class faculty sponsor, A student takes advantage of knowledge and experience sits in at cz class meeting, pipe in hand. as Mrs. Alice Peeler advises which courses to take .1 . . fem, if ,. ftw ,,w-www Yllfl ' A' ' ' -nu, , ,M W'-W ,X Af ff: ' 'W . ,,0,w: ' rj! 'Ie . 1 ,ie Agffff i A I ' , zi hfgi' Manager , . . W? l ' ,Q A , ff df f : 4 Mrs. Frances Hunt, book store manager, lends her valuable services to students requiring books, school supplies, or information. C Sec reta r I es Administrative secretaries: Miss Vera E. Moorhead, evening division, Mrs. Lillian O'Brien, secretary to the president, and Mrs. Margaret J. Lyons, secretary to the dean. RPWWROYWWW' 'X W X me 1, wax '- A XX ik' all I. I I '- 'equiring Z sz ygfswysxw M - fgs g ' X nik pig. .rr X 0.57 ggi? .V,. 1 1- , y' Mrs. Beulah Spaeth, Mrs. Hazel Langdale, Mrs. Mary Ellen Ringland, and Mrs. Barbara Ames - all secretaries in the administration office - check and tile reports. Serving as departmental secretaries are Phyllis Webb, social studies and tech- DOlOgy departments, Miss Pattie Pieller, science department, Miss Betty Ford, nursing department, and Mrs. Bette Robinson, communications department. ..f . rf? if grin! 5 z '33 5 'ri K535ie:IfflA.f'L a ww ww N Miss Joy L. Lehman and Mrs. Marlene Silver capably carry out their duties as secretaries in the business ottice. fb, ,mam FOR SALE if M.J.C. Library Staft: Mr. William G. Chambers, Director of library services, Mrs. Carol Jones, Library Assistant, Mrs. Eugenia Dibblee, Secretary to the Librarian, and Mrs. Marion D. Farber, Assistant Librarian. Library Grows with College A group of students studying, a stack of books, and a quiet corner are a few of the traits of the Manatee Junior College Library. Aside from the many books, the Library houses, students have access to soundproof rooms equipped with typewriters, record players, or an equal amount of quietude. 30 1--.......,........,,.....,..... .... M ,, --, L - . ' , Y M i - - 1 , ,. . K 1 ,V Q I ,A 3 F 1 A , Y '- ,fQ A f U 1. gl 7 .1 i. ., . ., -gf-iflzl .51 A 'i-fl'F2F,'L',.'-2.4-15121.Amilf --xxfgewyel -.'4 g f L--s. - i-i1. wr- ,f t. ' f L L V- - ' A A' i - ' Lunchroom staff STANDING ln the newly opened snack bar are Mrs Sylvia Barnes Mrs Wlllle Bell Godwin, Mrs Helena Denesuk Mrs Ellzabefh M Reeder manager Mrs Flossy Dunbar and Mrs Trlssle Stewart. Mr. Al H. Eggert, ,,', f 1 Q sf , A z , M 'E 4.55, gwffgf: 4 I -. GECJRGEEN H. DeCHOW Director of Nursing Nursing Division The Department ot Nursing was established in i959 under a grant from the Kellogg Foundation. The Depgrfmem is headed by Georgeen DeChow, and the professors Dorothy Pokritke, Eva Smith, Margaret Thelg d Nellie Wilson. GFS fl GV, and The Department of Nursing at Manatee Junior College Oflfers a program leading to the Associate in Arts Degree in Nursing. This department provides for its students a well. organized curriculum which includes courses in generql education and in nursing education. The nursing program is designed to prepare both men and women, married or single, to become registered nurses. Nursing at Manatee Junior College combines studies with planned, guided ex- perience in nursing in the hospitals and health agencies in Manatee and Sarasota counties. l 2 A Y K l 1 t 3 1 5 .5 ' ' V ' l N7 . T ..,, ' J I 4 a A ,V g.,:.wjr q C s.,.KM Q W..- if ' - - . r-'-, 5 Learning to operate equipment used in the daily care of a hospitalized patient are Sandy Nehrboss, Jackie Kublick, and Sara Trimmier. 'S t P jfg1,Ql',, -.-' 1 ,..4 x ,. .1 j' . i s ma , .1......--. , s. aus. i H - as es sW..,1si'Qm xx, N ., ff? W J fi W 'HW-n f ' fl 4 X D141 ff M, , , W fgf f 'NW X S . -5 . -LfJLT,iQ N 1553? Yrs s XTF' NS Q55 L- V- ssiscs-.Q X Qs? X- .ws ffs-.esew S-'tiki xi-Sskikxrq gxivtk . w Addie Barber charts the progress of a patient, one of the responsibilities of a student nurse. f ' 3 l:if.f,:,.v,:ft-V. 2 1 ?',31,-.y,.!,1, I. L, 1 . 1,1 -- ', - X j , ,Gr .hz - LA. ,V 1 H , I V es 5 x n Aw , M g H v rw' 'V ki' , It I F Hx in-W-A -6.3 V 5:1 :J .:v.,g...gQ T .I 5' :ih'D'x.nu 1.2 VL, W, 1:4-1 ly 'IJ JL- .rip :U Mr' vivjfm wi- I 1 -V ,X :Twig I V. -1- .ik ,K , .' , ' .. 7' I' , l, A. A ,. ,. ,. . , M, I A 5 , V V ., 1, ,. , A., , V , , , ,, ,, ,,,. , . . . , . , . km. ftl9 De 59 Under pollmgm is fSSSors Q, arg 6 College Ollers 15 DSQVGG in idents a well- BS in Qeneral VSlflQ prggmm fn, married gr Q at Manatee fd, guided ex- lth agencies in M Withelmina Rudolph gives morning medications to one of rs. her patients. 9 1' Z N A' 2 W ry' , s, of j M 'fr' y Xxx, 1 ee Miss DeChow and Mrs. Pokrifke cap nursing students, Mrs. Betty Shemwell and Audrey Woodward, in the capping ceremony which was held at Bayshore Baptist Chapel. l ll' . ' 9 0 ReGdY fOr a long day's ride! Judi Brannon, Leslie Caldwell, Und H2 Curran are on their way to observe some of the state health oQenC'e5 which all MJC mem The Technical Education Division, under the direction of Mr. Burnett Tinsley, Jr., is designed to prepare young men for jobs in industry requiring professional and technical train- ing. The three programs being offered are Civil Engineering Technology, Design Drafting Technology, and Electronics Technology. A student completing one of these two year programs will receive an Associate in Science degree en- abling him to demand a responsible position with an im- portant role in industry. Since the demand is greater than the supply, a graduate can also expect to receive better- than-average salary with semi-professional status in the community. This program was started on June 7, l96O, with a grant from the National Defense Education Act. This money is used to purchase equipment necessary for the technical training of prospective engineers and draftsmen. The program offers the high school graduate and other young men an excellent opportunity to acquire training in fields where there is a critical shortage and the demand is greater than the supply. chnology Division The students in this fundamentals of electricity class are working with new equipment purchased under the Na-tional Defense Education Act. 7 Z he ' fm-i,,,-1 , Q .t N--1' J . ,.,,.v. M V K? X f L 'il X X is i ' wss5l 1.25. .X Q x add! at 34 Of Mr. en for train eering tronice u yeer ee en- on im- er than better- in the 1 grunt Jney is mhnicul d other ining in iemund H exe! ei I' me I' I a I 'a I . 1 4 i. f i ,, 5. if g':Aiaaz-0 -' ,- - - -1 Li ' I 'wg V X . . 'X ' is 'V' ,.-f ,. r ' ,W fr 2- , ff W 5 ,,,,f cx Q T W-fmmwv' f if 1 It Kg X K A M, 5 JQMMI, .LM w e ' 1- 1: 1: N X t, vw g P if sf J X S Q , f 'tiki 2lyQW,..w,,ifI,1 ' 7 , M Q J' X MRS. JACQUELINE K. PR NCE Director of Adult Educotion Evening The evening division is on importont port of the college progrom becouse it cittords the full-time doy students, GS well os those who ore unoble to ottend regulor doy closses on opportunity to supplement their educotion. This is do by toking either tor credit or non-credit such courses Q5 generol ort, ceromics, investments, speech, Sponish, English, history, mothemotics, ond others. These ond mciny more courses provide o wide ronge of selective subiects from which the student moy choose. l Tie Night students work on experiments in the chemistry lob. siss R' Evening students in typing class receive instructions from Mrs. Cash. 36 ,. 5 - i-K X '9 liege is, QS JSSSSI done GS cs iglish more I lrom in The 4 , Y --UZ U23 Qui li 'fi Division EnrollmenT - including college crediT sTudenTs, audiTors, and Those regisTered in college level non-crediT courses - is i,lOO. ln addiTion, T 1ere are l58 sTudenTs, regisTered in The high school compleTion program seT up Tor Those vvho vvish To obTain a high school diploma. Mr. James Knox and Mrs. Jacqueline K. Prince head The evening division. Under Their capable direcTion, This area of college curriculum has expanded To meeT The needs of The communiTy in culTural and professional areas. x 1 -h E 5: ,mix MR. JAMES K. KNOX DirecTor of Evening Division The door of education is open To The com- munify Through night courses. 37 3 , Q 8 f K The lighTs of educafion burn brighTly info The nighT aT M.J.C '-af 4. M 1 ,itfif ,V w uz, ,Y nf, Xx X X, .Q gggwggz ,M fy! f ,V M ff! ,ZA ,f , amy W LQW f ' 4 fi? TQ :iii i f- , . 575' , f -1 f 6,1 ' KZ? x 5 , 5-?2?Q94?iL 1, 1, MW ,,,., A . -wr.. YY CLASSES s- -'-- f - -- X xv- 1, ' -' - ff -Av--Tir f .Z . -vwwili' 55113.13 gums: R -mememw l .. 'o' . l wr. m,mwm:i. Iu!5!al!lut!IEl!5il szmuzrsrm - I- - J- .--f--I-1Ifn:nr'r'riii'I'f fffff251ff2i? ' ,5 . ' , :u.yl!I'rI!IvI!I- 2 . , I. I., ,fly mm: H ifgfI!-IatItdim!!irttirffgflflpfffvflplsr,rzfzrslzr'f:rI,lflgf'f, 3 'lf'.'I'l1 UM, , k- lrJri.frIfI'f1'g- ,'. ,'j'2?-ffm Iigifriflrffffff' ' ' Irfzfriliiff. ' ' 'ifffffff ' ,',,, A' :VI WQ,,j,ff if' nl,mfffnffguif,.ffgiQfifgf,i CLASS OFFICERS President Peter Crosland Vice-President Joe Jenkins Secretary Sally Truitt Treasurer Jean Douglas Class Representatives Jim Adamson Jim Andreason Sponsors Miss Wise Commander Amdohl .,,g-- fa' A 4- I A yt y I 3 4 'Y' , f A 't X7 ' .L 45 .D V . . , fu- Sophomore officers - STANDING: Joe Jenkins, Miss Wise, Commander Amdahl, and Peter Crosland. SEATED: Jim Adamson, Sally Truitt, Jean Douglas, and Jim Andreason. Sophomores L cl by Capable JAMES T. ADAMSON MARGARET A. ANDERSON JAMES ANDREASENI DAVID ANDRESEN ALLEN ASHBY JOANN BAESSLER , I3 .V x K 3 40 if :hm wauhncfm-His. 'sigma-'sus -,Qs-as me-in A-N 'I' - --A .. , , , -.C ,.,. ., ,. . - , , Y .. -- -- - .... 1- + ,. , - , . , - .4 ....- ' -1 ,-.- ' ,, . , , - 12.-, P WS - -ez . . . A 3i' L - 'Ui-V . f' 151-' f ' - ' in ' -V W 2 ' .- ' -, .,... 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CARPENTER A ' A , 1 A ,.,. -,, ,. ..,u:iEi, V W J 'J X W, JEANNINE DAHMANN KATH RYN DALEY JOHN H. DELVAC LINDA DENNIS C. HENRY DEPEW CLIFFORD DOTY ELEANOR CARTER KAY CECKA SYLVIA CHARRON VIRGINIA COLLINS DOUGLAS L. CREPEAU PETER ALDEN CROSLAND Sophomore Class Donotes 42 ,. W- --- . -L ' 1.4 .1-1 fy' ,V - I g-bi: '-,,wgLa:,p. 4. -I fng,--13'-, 1.-yn 1,51-W Nl-x':.w' .. f L ,gkznfsi ' 3. g,,4:2-fr F N1 -J L H :VC 'Q . 1 . ' , 24- 31, ,. ,g4zw:-A-z--ml. Jn 5, , , ,f . z fI..5--,N A v ., .::- w, ,g,t,..1E ..':.,.. -, .g . 4- L'-,Sm '41 w? - ' -wi 3' -'1-yu . bg wf. , rf f- I-1, - -,I 1,,519?? .:, 2-nuff. f' - ' 'Sm ,I fp '-.- ,L -- 1 , gil'-ffl'?'i'7I575T':f'f'2?7 iff.vi1 ?r59a:fifflT?f5'- 9l'li4i:i. 'i?QEiEg:f5 it -23511-M mf: '1'?f 'ML'1:.f'f '55I1',5Q. E 7 1'I' 7 g,,,,QiiQ L3kfai:nI1b,m5if.-1m:rxs:numQmr..:+u- ' 1lf'A 'J 21:72 A- f- no-' : L..--1--. Y- 1'.I I L A - 'x4hm.--- - ' d -i5irt2,,l,olj,?i,f:1. ml 5.1 mi 'f52jEff::9g'? Q1 xi , . . JEAN DOUGLAS mm QM we PANSYE L. DRAWDY JANET DRYMOND If 1 A.,' n e:-:V 1:15-:4 2' ..,' C 3 : 59' . .. ,QV ,z LUELL L. EVERETT BRENDA FRADY g x 9 2 A Uv A A L ', A W l DIANA GARROTT A Proieci for College Campus Sophomore Roundtable - Sophomores Arlene Beckmonn, Steve Mogie, and JoAnn Heuberger do some homework while making use of The toble ond benches given to the college by The sophomore class. 3 T FN ,,V. X kf,,Q-34 ,- X . rf fu ' ,xii . A if ff M ,L A ss L... 43 1 , , .-.,.,-.d . - W., rv ww , -e -. :E 2,1 L , ' ' '-1 ..-wr ,I ' f ' 'fi ' '.,S,. ..v, -- Lg? TERRY GROSSMAN RICHARD L. HALL idrzsi V GYPSY HANCHETT WILLIAM HANCOCK EUGENE P. HAUER RAYMOND J. HAVERKOS Sophomore Class Co-orclinates The meeting will come to order - Presiding at the tirst sophomore class meeting, Peter Crosland discusses with class members some of the plans for the following year. x I MARILYN C. HEATH MARILYN L. HEISTAND JOANN HEUBEROER FAITH L. HIETANEN ROSE M. HIOHTOWER RUSSELL HOOPER Through Regular Meetings DOROTHY A. HORSBUROH JAMES HOWELL, JR. DANIEL D. IBASFALEAN JOE JENKINS REBECCA A. JONES STANLEY J. KALISCH lm'-ir: a s A KENNETH L. KAUEMAN MARY KAYDA RICHARD F. KOSEMPA JANICE LESAGE DOUGLAS LINN EARL D. LITWILLER NANCY M. MQCDONALD CHIP MACHACEK STEVEN E. MAGIE L W3 f Q BILL LACY 'Q' W: E EE, BARRIE ELLQMONTE 'W W so NLNA L. LARSEN L5 Sophomore Class Adds First ff-Ma 46 'Agri Another first for the sophomores! - M.J.C.'s first male cheerleaders, Eric Powell and Jim Adamson practice cheering overtime in preparation for the basketball games. Male Cheerleaders to Squad Q... W -., ,..f haw, , ' f , K' GINGER MALLARD DOUGLAS C. MARTIN JUDY A MAY KAREN J. MAYER ,Rem GENE E. MCBEE, II DANIEL A. MCMANAMY fffv 48 I ,, , , 7 1 10' , QV M59 'Q ,V Now it's your turn to smile - Photographer Ed Jaffe gets caught by the camera as he takes Class pictures for the yearbook. David Stonecash is shown 5 posing, while Sharon Schadt, sophomore class editor, assists Mr. Jatte. gftlj-E ifylifx C ' wtf? Sophomores Participate in SHARON L. MCMICHAEL MARY C. Mocrsur 'M' cARoL Muna jx Q KENNETH E. MULLINS THOMAS E. MURTHA DAVID MYERS V5 is E x 5m:nZ mn 1new1z.,i.f..s.a I du SANDRA E. NEWELL I Vwb' , .5 ,'A . INIOVVELS R f 4 ' ,V GUY If R my gg : -.9., v 1g -:Q XX , .5 . 4 . J, 4 gf X 4 X , 7' ' Q 4 N , Q 4 Y 4 R R by Z THOMAS ANDREW OREHQWSRY 5 ERIC M. POWELL ,India MARILYN K. POWELL ROXANNE L. REEVES Many School Crgcmizafion ff. 174 gf .Q f X, If1If1111 iff: fff'Q fEf4EA-1?111-11'f'-Lv 'Ev-A:A C A RI-QTTA RIZZG f X H11 f X if I X C5 739 1 . II. :.1' 4 f ,f gf EARL JOSEPH ROBERTS ROY ROBERTS X , .4 fx, 4527, ff ,, f y? X X 1 iff f X f If Q? ., fe X ff ' . X ERIC ROBERTSON RICHARD S. ROSEDALE ROBERT E. SAEEORD m 49 ' imma?-I A mikigi- Rukvmnu, . -. ' ' ' Av, , ,U H.. . -'aff W f- 'TR' ' 7 .. -7 1- . . -- rf, ,, -- - ' , - --R-1-4. -, ' J: '-'+- -' A fp. -A ,7 . L . R' 1 44.5 A , 2 - . w- 'gi-, 'QM WY. - : f may ff A ffm- - -fm . .,-, . ' ' ' ' '-P '- g.L1z'..':,j! ' Q., I A I II I I I I I I I I I I I I If I I I I .II- II III II III IQ? III II II II II I 'I I -I I III I ,I III I I I I I II I I DAVID STONECASH I I I I g WILLIAM SWAN I I, III IL I 1 IVAH DELAYNE TAYLOR - I I I I I i 5 I II I 3 I I I MARYE IOLISSAINI 5 3 I SALLY TIQLIITI I I HENRY R. VANDERIPE, JR. I I I II ,I I I I :I ' II ,I II III II I .I, SHARON LOU SCI-IADT JIM SCI-IINDLER GERALDINE SCOTT I ANN SI-IAVER VAUOI-IN M. SI-IOEIVIAKER I ALBERTA STARGARDTER Sophomore Class Chooses 50 ROBERT VAN MALDERGHEM MARY ANN Ver ME'lT 1,. - I ' in f'- W , W, 1,, 4, ' mg Y 1 ,f 7, Kd, ' ly E7 J? GARY WALKER I f, 3, 'M ' 5 V' 32? A W? , , we Q- -A 1 f - - 'i' ffl. ff' film: ,E 4 'f f : 1,4 3 , 4 .N 1 '-' . f 'zaqw f' ' .v4,.f ,- 2' enlist . - E., Ii- 1, ,, f, 3 me i ,A V, '1 if? 4 'fin 4 , if 1 , YQ f . I ' 7. KQEW 'fp ,if -.Q vgfggww, I I M , E 5' jk,-ff 4.1713 , . Q. P , f 41 v au, , we 2 it ' zfa 2' 2' A Fifi P, ,IQ w at 1 Q4 c 49 fi 11 4 ,f ,. .g:.g4Qw ,E My E , v ' JAMES D. WATERS MICHAEL E. WAYDA 5 41924 :W ,' V ' - A, ,.,,g ,.f.q, 5 U ., 1,5 b'.3.,,,g3-qvh -K X gf' . 3 My.. ERNEST WAYNE WEIDMANN , Sport and Sweetie , , ,.., x , wk -I as., . if 1- X f-we-..,-...Q At the polls - Sophomores Alan Flitcraft, Marilyn Heath, and Henry Depew register their votes for Wk:- class Sport and Sweetie under the watchful eye of Dick Hall. X ,bl Q. . gf x vigil S - DARLYNE WELLS SUNNY WHITAKER EDWARD PIRE WHITE SOPHIA WIERZCHON ,R LILLY GLORIA WILKINSON ELIZABETH WILSON I ,. ,.,,, vl q V, Yu ,.- -.A , in CHARLES T. WINCE II I A 'I SALLY A. WISEOARVER MARGARET ZIMMERMAN A my 3 I II 52 N .XL S --N-NNNNRRS NX THOMAS F. WH EATON hnmneu -' f, I. 'ff ' 4' A 24 -- --PM f E115 ,LJ 1-2'-,Q -, ' , ' .- : . :TFT f fi'7'fZ'3'T T' - --I L---1 ,1.-QL, H. ,L It --E., f . gA1I51gQ3II..uALE,R,LL L, ., A -M 4--I -'I- - EA Sophomore Activities JAMES T. ADAMSON - Bradenton, Fla. - Student Government Association 2, Inter-Club Council I, Com- mittee of 20, Freshman Class Vice-President I, Sopho- more Class Representative 2, Cheerleader 2. MARGARET A. ANDERSON - Bradenton, Fla. - Com- mittee ot 20, Civinettes I, President 2, Miss Lance I, Freshman Court I, Miss M.J.C. Court I. JAMES ANDREASEN - Bradenton, Fla. - Committee ot 20, Sophomore Class Representative 2, Circle-K I,2, Board ot Directors I, Lance Statt I,2, Student Govern- ment Association 2. DAVID ANDRESEN - Sarasota, Fla. ALLEN ASHBY - Bradenton, Fla. - Civitan I,2, Bas- ketball I,2, Athletic Honorary. JOANN BAESSLER - Palmetto, Fla. - Student Nurses Association I,2. SUSAN E. BARNES - Sarasota, Fla. - Civinettes, His- torian I, State Secretary 2. ARLENE BECKMANN - Sarasota, Fla. - Shield Stalt 2. ROBERT BEYER - Sarasota, Fla. - Student Government Association, Treasurer 2, Committee ot 20, Phi Rho Pi 2. AMERICO BORZA - Sarasota, Fla. - Civitan 2, Selby Foundation Scholarship in Math and Science. BEVERLY A. BOSTON - Bradenton, Fla. - K-Ettes, Sec- retary 2, Scholarship Honorary. IAN M. BRAND - Bradenton, Fla. JUDI BRANNON - Bradenton, Fla. - Civinettes I, Stu- dent Nurses Association I, Pep Band I, Community Band I, College Band I, District Nineteen Nurses As- sociation Scholarship. SIDNEY BULLINGTON - Sarasota, Fla. AL BYRD - Sarasota, Fla. - Civitan I,2, Board ot Di- rectors I, Student Government Association, Parliamen- tarian I. LESLIE CALDWELL - Bradenton, Fla. - Student Nurses Association 2. JANICE CARLSON - Anna Maria, Fla. - Committee of 20, Freshman Class Treasurer I, K-Ettes I,2, Freshman Queen I,Miss M.J.C. Court I. JAMES L. CARPENTER - Sarasota, Fla. ELEANOR CARTER - Bradenton, Fla. - Student Nurses Association I, Pilot's Club Scholarship for Nursing. KAY CECKA - Bradenton, Fla. - Committee ot 20, K-Ettes 2, Publications Board 2-, Shield Statt, Feature Editor I, Editor-in-Chief 2, College Community Choir 2, Scholarship Honorary, Kiwanis Scholarship. SYLVIA CHARRON - Bradenton, Fla. - Civinettes I,2. VIRGINIA COLLINS - Sarasota, Fla. - Shield Staff 2. DOUGLAS L. CREPEAU - Sarasota, Fla. - Veterans Club I, Lance Staff I,2, Scholarship Honorary, Selby Foundation Scholarship, M.J.C.-Technical Work Scholar- ship. PETER ALDEN CROSLAND - Sarasota, Fla. - Student Government Association 2, Sophomore Class President 2, Circle-K I,2, Phi Rho Pi 2. JEANNINE DAHMANN - Oneco, Fla. - College Band I,2, Oneco Rotary Club Scholarship. KATHRYN DALEY - Sarasota, Fla. JOHN H. DELVAC - Bradenton, Fla. - Civitans 2. LINDA DENNIS - Bradenton, Fla. - Inter-Club Council I, Student Nurses Association I,2, First Vice-President I, Pep Club I, Phi Rho Pi I, Comptroller 2, Charter Mem- ber, Lance Statt I,2, Shield Statt, Organizations Editor I, Copy Editor 2, Choral Union I. C. HENRY DEPEW - Bradenton, Fla. - Student Na- tional Education Association I,2, Lance Stott, Advertis- ing Manager I,2, Shield Staff, Advertising Manager 2. CLIFFORD DOTY - Bradenton, Fla. - Committee ot 20, Parking Committee 2, Circle-K I. JEAN DOUGLAS - Bradenton, Fla. - Inter Club Coun- cil 2, Sophomore Class Treasurer 2, Civinettes I, Board ot Directors 2, College Band, Librarian I, President 2, A Cappella Choir 2. PANSYE L. DRAWDY - Bradenton, Fla. - Student Nurses Association I,2, ChoralUnion 2. JANET DRYMOND - Cortez, Fla. - Student Nurses As- sociation I,2, Treasurer I, K-Ettes 2, Nursing Scholar- ship. LUELL L. EVERETT - Sarasota, Fla. BRENDA FRADY - Sarasota, Fla. - Phi Rho Pi 2. DIANA GARROTT - Bradenton, Fla. TERRY GROSSMAN - Sarasota, Fla. - Civinettes I,2, A Cappella Choir I,2. RICHARD L. HALL - Bradenton, Fla. - Inter-Club Coun- cil 2, Circle-K, Vice-President 2, Board ot Directors 2, Shield Stott, Sophomore Co-Editor 2, Phi Rho Pi 2. GYPSY HANCHETT - Sarasota, Fla. - Civinettes I,2z College Band I,2, Secretary I. WILLIAM HANCOCK - Sarasota, Fla. - Baseball I,2i Athletics Honorary. EUGENE P. HAUER - Palmetto, Fla. RAYMOND J. HAVERKOS - Anna Maria, Fla. - Island Kiwanis Scholarship. MARILYN C. HEATH - Sarasota, Fla. - K-Ettes I,2: Lance Stott 2. MARILYN L. HEISTAND - Bradenton, Fla. - Student Government Association, Secretary 2, Inter-Club Coun- cil I,2, Committee of 20, Student National Education Association, Vice President I,2, K-Ettes 2, Scholarship Honorary. JO ANN HEUBERGER - Bradenton, Fla. - Civinettes I,2, Pep Club I, Lance Statt 2, Shield StaFF 2. FAITH L, HIETANEN - Bradenton, Fla. - Civinettes I, Historian 2. ROSE M. HIGHTOWER - Venice, Fla. RUSSELL HOOPER - Sarasota, Fla. - Civitans 2, Base- ball I,2, Atwletics Honorary. DOROTHY A. HORSBURGH - Sarasota, Fla. - Student Nurses Association 2. JAMES HOWELL, JR. - Bradenton, Fla. DANIEL D. IBASFALEAN - Cortez, Fla. JOE JENKINS - Bradenton, Fla. - Sophomore Class Vice-President I, Inter-Club Council 2, Circle-K I,2. REBECCA A. JONES - Bradenton, Fla. - Committee of 20, Inter-Club Council I, Civinettes I,2, Vice-President I, A Cappella Choir I,2, Lance Staff I,2. STANLEY J. KALISCH - Anna Maria, Fla. KENNETH L. KAUFMAN - Bradenton, Fla. MARY KAYDA - Bradenton, Fla. - Student National Education Association JI, Phi Rho Pi 2, Lance Stott I. RICHARD F. KOSEMPA - Sarasota, Fla. - Circle-K I, Treasurer 2. BILL LACY - Bradenton, Fla. BARRIE H. LAMONTE - Sarasota, Fla. - Student Gov- ernment Association, Chaplain I, Committee of 20, K-Ettes I, Chaplain-Parliamentarian 2, Lance Staff I- Shield Staff I. NINA L. LARSEN - Sarasota, Fla. - Civinettes I,2, I JANICE LESAGE - Sarasota, Fla. - Civinettes 2, DOUGLAS LINN - Bradenton, Fla. EARL D. LITWILLER - Bradenton, Fla. - Scholarship Honorary. NANCY M. MacDONALD - Bradenton, Fla. - College Band I,2, Civinettes 2, Shield Stott, Faculty Editor 2, CHIP MACHACEK - Sarasota, Fla. - Baseball I,2, Afh- letics Honorary. STEVEN B. MAGIE - Bradenton, Fla. GINGER MALLARD - Bradenton, Fla. - Student Gov- ernment Association, Secretary 2, Committee ot 20, Civinettes I,2, College Band I,2, Cheerleader 2. DOUGLAS C. MARTIN - Sarasota, Fla. JUDY A. MAY - Sarasota, Fla. - Parking Committee I, K-Ettes I, Historian 2, Freshman Court I, Miss M.J.C. Court I, Miss Lance Court I, Chi Omego Scholarship. KAREN J. MAYER - Sarasota, Fla, - K-Ettes I,2, A Cappella Choir 2, Cheerleader 2. GENE E. McBEE, II - Bradenton, Fla. DANIEL A. MCMANAMY - Bradenton, Fla. - Circle-K I, Secretary 2. SHARON L. McMICHAEL - Bradenton, Fla. - Student Government Association I, Vice-President 2, State Sec- retary 2, Inter-Club Council, Secretary I, President 2, Freshman Class Representative I, Committee ot 20, Civinettes I,2, Student National Education Association 2, Phi Rho Pi 2, Miss Lance Court I, Lance Stott I,2, Florida State Teachers' Scholarship. MARY C. MOCNIK - Bradenton, Fla. - Inter-Club Council I, Committee ot 20, Student Nurses Association I, First Vice-President 2, K-Ettes I, Treasurer 2, Fresh- man Court I, Miss M.J.C. I96I, Student Nurse ot Year 2, American Legion Scholarship. CAROL MUIR - Bradenton, Fla. - Committee ot 20: Student Government Association I, Freshman Class Rep- resentative I, K-Ettes I,2, Freshman Court I, Miss Lance Court I, Cheerleader I, Co-Captain 2, Athletics Honor- ary, Miss Cortez Plaza Scholarship 2. KENNETH E. MULLINS - Bradenton, Fla. THOMAS E. MURTHA - Sarasota, Fla. - College Bond I,2. DAVID MYERS - Bradenton, Fla. - Circle-K I,2: VCI' l . ' --.ff-e :'f'1: -fri?- 2 9-31'-.muff --we-. ......-.... . - . . -, , . .. ., . -I 2 . .. V. - . -' 'i ff'- -' ' 'i-L:.2-.'-ff.--A:-ij-,Y-1. 'f'.iJs+:f -zfilfg-Q1-:4t'f'25-15.-'fifi'-si-2:152.31--:.,::- .-:-r-rw: -- I 1 X . -, . .sp J. V - -- futufsx-J gg gtlliifisgsii- -er:-2:19 -if -rd' 3e C71:u., Q'.'liff L'--A42ig 'w53nmimHmwff1ei eaa r-ere-gazeumabwgsnjasggomaggga-fnngmfmW-guts-f-.mee si. 4.-ss -Ltr.....-4-,Q-.us-,Nz-.1-cs.-A L.,-... r ' If .' 'Nz 933.5 'fain :ir ilfifilip Ii.. 'WZ I-3: All Hi'e,,, BIIIQQI 5 2. Wleel, ami, Cllllmsliip. ?EIIes l,l, - Cutlel - Slulleni will neeollll 1AsS060ll0l ce W IIQI will allgfllll wzliwl mggllefl well aww 1 hwllllll , wil Cngllll M Ill erans Club I. SANDRA E. NEWELL - Sarasota, Fla. - Civinettes I,2. GUY E. NOWELS Sarasota, Fla. - Circle-K 2, Phi Rho Pi 2. THOMAS ANDREW OREHOWSKY - Bradenton, Fla. - Lance Staff, Sports Editor I,2, Shield StaFl 2. ERIC M. POWELL - Bradenton, Fla. - Circle-K l,2, Cheerleader 2. MARILYN K. POWELL - Sarasota, Fla. - Civinettes l,2, First Federal Savings and Loan Scholarship. ROXANNE L. REEVES - Bradenton, Fla. - Committee ot 20, Student National Education Association I,2, Presi- dent I, Civinettes I, Shield Stalt, Freshman Editor I. CARLOTTA RIZZO - Sarasota, Fla, - K-Ettes I,2. EARL JOSEPH ROBERTS - Sarasota Fla. ROY ROBERTS - Samoset, Fla. - Civitan, Board ot Di- rectors 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 2. ERIC ROBERTSON - Bradenton, Fla. - Student Govern- ment Association, Parliarnentarian 2, Circle-K I, Presi- dent 2. RICHARD S. ROSEDALE - Anna Maria, Fla. - Student Government Association I, Freshman Class President I, Civitan I, Civinette Sweetheart I. ROBERT E. SAFFORD - Bradenton Beach, Fla. SHARON LOU SCHADT - Anna Maria, Fla. - Civi- nettes I,2, Shield Stalt, Sophomore Co-Editor 2, Beta Sigma Phi Scholarship. JIM SCHINDLER - Sarasota, Fla. - Circle-K I,2. GERALDINE SCOTT - Arcadia, Fla. ANN SHAVER - Bradenton, Fla. - Civinettes I,2. VAUGHN M. SHOEMAKER - Sarasota, Fla. ALBERTA STARGARDTER - Sarasota, Fla. - Phi Rho Pi I, A Cappella Choir I,2. DAVID STONECASH - Bradenton, Fla. - Civitan, Treasurer I, Vice-President I, Shield Stalt, Sports Editor I,2, Lance Stalt, Managing Editor I. WILLIAM SWAN - Sarasota, Fla. IVAH DELAYNE TAYLOR - Myakka City, Fla. - Student National Education Association, Secretary l,2, Civinettes I,2. MARYE TOUSSAINT - Bradenton, Fla. - Committee of 20, K-Ettes I, President 2, Phi Rho Pi, Charter Member 2, Shield Staff, Business Manager 2, A Cappella Choir I, Kiwanis Club Scholarship. SALLY TRUITT - Bradenton, Fla. - Inter-Club Council I, Sophomore Class Secretary 2, Civinettes 2, Lance Statl, Managing Editor 2, Kiwanis Scholarship. HENRY R. VANDERIPE, JR. - Sarasota, Fla. - A Cap- pella Choir I,2, College Band 2, Ensemble 2. ROBERT VAN MALDERGHEM - Sarasota, Fla. MARY ANN VER METT - Holmes Beach, Fla. - K-Ettes 2, Pep Club I, Shield Staff, Faculty Editor 2. GARY WALKER - Palmetto, Fla. - Civitan I, Presi- dent 2. JAMES D. WATERS - Sarasota, Fla. - Circle-K I,2. MICHAEL E. WAYDA - Sarasota, Fla. ERNEST WAYNE WEIDMANN - Sarasota, Fla. DARLYNE WELLS - Palmetto, Fla. - Student Nurses As- sociation, President I,2, Committee of 20, K-Ettes 2. THOMAS F. WHEATON - Ellenton, Fla. - Student Gov- ernment Association, President 2, Phi Rho Pi l,2, Charter President I, Committee of 20, Best Debater ot Florida State Tournament I. SUNNY WHITAKER - Bradenton, Fla. - Inter-Club Council 2, K-Ettes I, Vice President 2, Pep Club I, Miss M.J.C. Court First Attendant I. EDWARD PIRE WHITE - Sarasota, Fla. SOPHIA WIERZCHON - Sarasota, Fla. LILLY GLORIA WILKINSON - Sarasota, Fla. - Manatee Junior College Scholarship. ELIZABETH WILSON - Sarasota, Fla. - Shield StaFf 2. CHARLES T. WINCE - Palmetto, Fla. - Basketball I. SALLY A. WISEGARVER - Bradenton, Fla. - Student National Education Association 2. MARGARET ZIMMERMAN - Sarasota, Fla. AE- Ti W' I I I I I I2 gl I l I N4 I , , X gs, X if 512 I ., If , I M 4 Us I f .A 4 , , ,Q X f 4 x K, ajft ,nanny S I f 1 f CLASS OFFICERS President Bill Sharnblen Vice-President Leland Wallace Secretary Jo Long Treasurer Mark Burnett Class Representatives Harrier Hillard Judy Lucio Sponsors Col. Curran Mrs. Bullock r.l ll: Freshman officers - STANDING: Mark Burnett, Leland Wallace, Jo Long, and Bill Shamblen. SEATED: Harriet Hillard and Judy Lucio. ga W A P . 4 .J-Q5 ag, - f -an 'r - ' uv . fr.: ' -, r C I-I 5 X .. of'f,:,.-., X i. ,. ., 5,5 , 4 . 'Lg I, , ,Jain s,3z:.,e I' A I f f w E019 X a asf' -.,scsi.-,?s. ss?e-G,1: ,stir-,fl M i 'L 5 1 'V' 'fa1'3JV 5 75.2 ' ' L ., , f 'l 'sv are ffl' I an xi nssr I f 2 6 f T V f an I' gy iff 35.17 J as xx Q 3 N . -5 I . ,V QQ I C S, Q15 X S Qs I- Nxfi'-X' , '- - fs .M . I ,X X I .,, :', I' I ll' Ir' lil ,I I I I I LOREN ABSI-IIER PEGGY ADAMS PAT AHLERS BASIL AKIN CAROLYN AKINS JOHN ANDERSON DEEANI' ' 'X ASKINS JOHN ASKINS JUNE BAKER ADELAIDE BARBER MACK BARBER STEVE BARKUS ,4 I I Ill 56 I I' R, , - - -f-- rwn, --7---.,,., 4 I I K Y , -T -'-V 3.Q-'uL.- : ' 4 5 , -' 1 44 ' I 3f 'f'1 2f ff'.,2'-:. +:w- I-r :.1., ., ,,. , , L 'a . -1vg4ffi'- '- is-T.:-i,i'2fhf.pf-fvgfva,l. fii5l:E,f?lw If---'Kg ,-1,1 15' 5 Aifqggigggyr r ,,f ..,,..wM ,. , -. .W 7 I 1 W.- U V. ,,, , , ,, I , . 7 ,H .V .Ag 3 -,rvtz f .: -,5 .,.. . A pau . - '5 '9-441, s.., 444 Y'I4..g1,lm4. -if 1- .- 'L' H1 ,:. - :frm---u.A.:.4, .gg-5.5 .... L. 7, .,..,,..-.17 5 ... .. Rr. I -. I: - H 1Q:Aimsung:u4,msmwsnsnQ:s1v :3-is!.ab.5:145:mE+i9-..Uf.9b.1-14n-1.vQ - rr., 1' - Lu.. .. ,L:., .1.-L:1-11.1 ...M . - .1 'mnmmnihwzwmmmsrrLu.mIm1uuu:,ra:nnm,m.uaes:.a.. QL .tSui.-xv-M X Q X 1 T- V ff- 1 Jflf- - ' ' H alubidi-Tir?- ' D'?! ' ' A ' 'iiiivy uza'S'.:sv-fri-nv-rw-2-r-gurus 1u7a IIS I ICQ Iii 'II HIIQIIVQS .ard 1 EFI xl sg! ,v 05 .Ay 1 Q 1 f 955' f' if ,wi vi' Freshman Class Designates RICHARD BARNES ALLEN BARTELL JOAN BECKMAN CARL BELL JOHN BELT Its Choice of Leaders DONNA BENNEFELD RUSSELL BERNARD JOYCE BERTA f'iw? r-'K DAVID BIANCHI BRUCE BIRKMAN LAVONNE BLACKRICK RICHARD BLOWER RONALD BOENAU MARGARET BOMMER DIANNE BOUDER DAVID BRACHEY Q cf gg PQQM X vfyy A v-2' YX MR., wg! fuifw QQ . JOHN BREESE DALE BRIOMAN , V -- ,I :1 :' I g:i,v5,.e'. 4, 57-uI1f.,:' 57 .... I .. .f... , - wx, , ,. , 4 , , -,, , f . . .. , e.L.u...s4,s.41..i........L4 W.. ...e.: .44 , 1- ' - Lm1J..1mzz.:s.L.:x.r1.fu':.1'L--.-::J:,4 5JLmkL: ..2J'L-...Jigs J zz' gg, . 5. -Fulu 4.1-3, L., asv., Sophomores During Rai Week ELIZABETH BROWN GORDON BURGHARDT ' DONNA CAMPBELL ROBERT CAMPBELL DOUGLAS CHICHESTER GEORGE CHRISTIAN JAMES CLARK MARY COLLINS ROBERT COOK SANDRA COULTER VICKI CRAMER FRED CROWL CURTISS CUMBEE ROSEMARIE CZERESKO EILEEN DAUGHERTY SHARON DAVIS GEORGE DEKOVEN VICKI DENNISON CATHEY DILLON DONNA DODSON NORMAN DOLBEC MARY DOUOHERTY FRANCES DRAPEAU EDWARD EDDY DEENA EISELE JANICE ELLIOTT MARJORIE EPSTEIN Freshman Rot Pom Rcxwson twirls perclossmen in the student center. :,:,, 1, A wtf fax f 3, 7 -, 1 '. ca hula-hoop for on audience of up- X f ,, ,Q ,R TOM EWINO BRAXTON EZELL MICHAEL FAOAN SARAH FARLEY Q Y EY 14 wx if , . . ,-',',t'5,gz 2, .. Q 5'?qi?'x47p5T'fF-iff ff f HOLLY FEAOLES , 'vig Yr? DWIGHT FIVEASH BONNIE FLICKINOER WILIAM FORCE LUTHER FOREMAN ROBERT FORREST --::f WILLIAM FOULKROD CRISTINA FRANKLIN ,V I . Q My Good-noTuredIy wiping off The eggs used os punishment for Rods of The Lido Beach picnic ore fresh men Donna Dodson ond Judy Lucio. 60 Freshman Rai Willingly Suffer I Consequences for Disobeclience KENNETH GREEN MARY GREER MARIE HALL JUDY HANNAH WILLIAM HANSELL ALLEN HARDISON KARL HARMS JAMES HAYNES RICHARD FRYE KAY GARRINGER JOAN GARROTT SYLVIA GILKEY ROBERT GRACE SANDRA GRAHAM VX .L fb .1 525-:11f1,i2:: f.e ' s e f ,iff R 4-if 55:3-i ' ' - - f22:e5.w .4316 , Www-4, LARRY HAYSLIP I E I I ROGER HEMLEPP NANCY HIGHTQWER L : HARRIET HILLIARD R ,R-Msg:-,R A -, ' wa. my .Qisjj RQ RQ ,ff P R,:,. ,,,,1 I 1V:V ' , - I,s II WW ' 'xi R V Ni ' Rv. 9' 4, ' I' ' f'2I I R'-' 1 -,., ,,.,, ,A'2 . ff 4 , R 6 , R Q49 1, A gg 254 ff J Q wwf. . If 1 4+s,'D we fx., Q R fm, ,J wg, M R., K R 'fx vw 4, R ,. my W A , 61 1 , 'R -'ww :..,, I I I ,-,,.: M3 'fm ' ' 3 575-NES' . , , ,.,. 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't,j'x:M,c,m,E:,aHwurgrw. .. .v W ,,, .Ei . ,Ln-., ng, sl, A . 7iEGMQ1+g.aQwAm m:w..5+nHmiQ.i1aQ5f1m1 Ua.e9.A -as-...Q .s w g5jgv'4 r-v .-11 . ...s...:.NL ...-.B.. -.-1 1- - J., Ie WMAQ wMf f' ' f cf ' 7 'g pw.-1 i One of many freshman students running for class offices, Spunky Moftett, candidate for president, explains his platform to the freshmen. JACKIE Kusuc ANN LANIER GARY LAW X DAVID LEONARD HARVEY LEONARD PAUL LESCENSKI MARILYN LEVERE WALTERALEWIS ROBERT LIND ROSS LOMBARDY MADELINE JO LONG JOE BILL LOUDERMILK 5' QB W., .QW g 47? W fo 1 fi 2, X A K ' 5,51 . V if-7 2,7371 79 'ROKR' 57 .-A ' aff' 311 'fggfw ei 0 x , ,,,, , We QQGQSCM -, L ,e,e,,,, Az, A ', A :W ,V,. , I f,- -, s.. .y N E L I i if ,few X ,,,?:' , in- , - -ve, -we , gwyf, Av... I, if A' f I I X , Y? H 7257 VA A30 f , 4 g at a f 1233? H f'9??gf,i V s Q! , yfigyf ' QA? MWWMM- ,!'lz 4 . ..,, ,l ,f J Loaded freshmen stogger Through first week. Jfifg jf X ?fi 0 , 'x L4 f 3 K ff? 1, f .ff NA? f I, ff 'muy W f wf, 3 AH f , 1 f f 4 , 5 5 64 7 V W, W fz f . Q M- 1 , , ,L. JUDY LUCIO DAVID LYONS OORDY MAOINNESS PAM MARKMAN MITCHELL MATI-IIS ANN MCDERMOTT JOHN MEAD VIRGINIA MELLOTT BECKY MILLER ALFRED MOFFETI' AMANDA MOORE DAVID MOORE 'E J 'Eff' fm wvllfkegif-'-BL-lb-.QLQA-qvgyvw -wwf slugs-1-nl-Q-A-wfiu.-n H73 ,,,. , 'BR Loclclecl-Down and Confused DAVID NOVAKOSKI PAT ORVIS CATHERINE OTTO JERI PACK LARRY PARRISH FRANK PARROTT JUDITH PAULK ALLEN PAYNE DIANE PETTY JIMMY PINSON JUDY PITTMAN FRANK PLATT Freshmen Pass First Week STEVE MOORE ' JUDY MORIN ROGER MORT I SANDY NEI-IRBOSS JOHN NORMAN WILLIAM NORRIS A A I J-, ,, ' ' I,I. 5,f,jQ:2f I-2.2-2,2 I ' Q iw Sv six N, QR X! 4 ,KX Q X Q A , v S Q Q ls, Xxv ,Q K f X ,fs 4 Q xl 'ps ' s A 9 sw.-'f.X,-- -4, ET ,152 Ygpw 2 '2- L .A X 4 S I K 1 1 I X Freshman Class Ha Dclnc Selects Queen and Court S-9 'I ,. 1 7Z'7Sl5f 3 XXX :L g Q.,'Q,,.,.:3 j f N. ,, .M .. , .. .-.,. 4, .., VM, LAB' K . 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JKZ:'.k3?3,sz,ff2 S2244-awkkff QA-DMi.f:xSZ5.G?,S'9srl46.:'99QRmx- ELS' 66 BRYANT REAM DICK REINEL ANN RESER LOIS REUTER CARL RICHARDS SHERRY RICKEY KATHLEEN RIPLEY KEN ROBERSON PATTI ROBERTS BILL ROBERTSON RONNIE RODEHEFFER BOBBY ROGERS ' .vs.25I,e5Eni155s.n,eQLiL-:en hfamfem ziriiml-1r.1:::. :11u.vX!:J:21!.1u!LY.3.'- PC5336 ar ' r DONNA ROUNTREE PETER ROVVE SIMON ROSIN ALBERT RUEIVIELY JOAN RUPPENTHAL WAYNE RUSSELL ED SANDERS BILLY SASSER MIKE SCI-IALL KAREN SCI-IATT IVIANFRED SCI-IMITT SALLY SCI-IOENFELD , . -nz 'QW flZi'g V L , 1, , , ...,,n , 5? 233 1 ff, fp? 3 ' -jl,Z's, ff'- jwfjggygq fb-. 3 19 I I LAI' f ,wa I 'ff W 4 6 H , , 85 2: 3 N , m 'ra' ' ff I 5. lx K 5 K 7 4 1 A 7 W 1 4, , . 1 ,f K fs f H, Complete In her gown ond gloss slippers, freshman reigns over The Cinderella BoII. 5, ' I' Z L T Q4 l fx I P sw .,.f1- 'A -- 1 pw-new I an R ', 2 ' . . A I 'Q 2 ' ' I, --'I I T ,Q f ---'- f- 5:2-,f WZ-. .,.. ff ff Q. Mo rg o ref Sfo nfo rd ' ..-.. X ., . ,.',.', R A95 W wg W a- 'Qf :flank-' CURT SCI-IULZE VINCENT SCIGLIMPAGLIA SANDY SEAMANS DONNA SECRIST BILL SI-IAMBLEN KITTY SHERMAN LYNDA SI-IOFSTALL SHERRI SILCOX KENNETH SNYDER VERDENE SOELLNER SUSAN SOMERS MARGARET STANFORD Cho chc ond frcvel weary freshman HPE students return fom the dancing class. Freshmen Enter into Variety of New Classes TOM STEM JIM STEVENS KATHY ST. JOHN YW BARRY STUART KATHY STUBBS VONDINE SUOOS JOE SUMMERS DICK SUNDSTROM Bos SWEAT KENNETH TAOOART JOHN TAYLOR RICHARD THIELEN RENNA TODHUNTER PETE TOLINS SARA TRIMMIER 5 S 'T TrTK. MARGARET VARNUM QQ A Q A 7 CONNIE VEHNEKAMP T R's A SHARON VICKE RY 69 RTM ' ' .. ' -. - , , ,-'- rs: , Mu VH' 'A - H wiki. A 'T' 'Ti' 'ff '- .- 'if-'1 F!: E'f'5'5-: G -QLEEEEL S' A , A W ?ki..QE 1:'1+ -TTEEE-fmsga-Sa-g ,. T , . f , -, :g -'af ,Tv .se,shn,,,.. 'z' :-5 1'7- . ... - gE....-4 - g..A4s.N.E.-f4. 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I alfl ' ,C - -., g X 141 -vi wma n 'im- X I I KAREN WAYMAN TERRY WEST MARILYN WEYER MARY JEAN WI-IITE LAURIE WIOGINS CHRIS WILDER DIANE WILEY CATI-IY WILSON CAROLYN WINANS WALTER WOLF SALLY WUNDERLEY OLYMPIA ZACCHINI '43' 5' 'V'-r bn fiQQm fF 'fP 31, Freshman Students Dls lu Peter Rowe portroys one personollty os he lndustrlously op plies himself to his studies The second personohty oppeors os Pepsx ond soclobnllty os found In the student center s X 5 udp VK, f A 4' yilzq me w5vff'if'g ' ,,,,,- Q y x I, ff., , 19 k 1 , 4'i',,y, W ff 7 A , ,il ' Lg, V 4 V! Y. ' w , s I 5 s ,V 1 Q 4 lg., f in f I, ' 194 sf Q 5 Q fq Q, 'U J f ' NX, 5' -4-:IW KA . 5-3 '1J .,. ,' n ,Y 4 gif 5 ,,.,SNgS5WiXx 'NQQJQS -43' MW-,ik y Gmgx., 5 M. N . w. X vu .f S HR SS QQ +aS,wb Q X s O XSLSYS Xws.Xr Q X XXXXX -wxgig A XG XX X M Xxx X X x X XS-Y X1 2- rx Jr NG W , 2 , If 7 J X ' 1 f 5 f fff' ff.f, f W - , ff ' ,f,' w-mf, , WZ!! ,V J I , I I . ' f , , V, , f y 'Marv z5aQffg.2.1Qg13g,,i,,5,fyg.1,-3 15r':,,y, .f , i,5 s .L , 1 5 f Q, ,, S 4. R xwr 52 1 'L 2 Er +v i 5 1 . I K- . 11 if T 5 . L 5 J ,Z Omcers: Sharon McMichael, Vice-president, Tom Wheaton, President, Bob Beyer, Treasurer, and Ginger Mallard, Secretary. Talking over the Miss MJC contest, one ot several discussions held bers Sharon McMichael, Jim Andreasen, Barrie Lamonte, Tom in the student government office during the year, are council mem- Wheaton, Meredith Lynn, Jim Adamson, and Marilyn Heistand. of T f I 1 ., f f ' www f 7 if . 'fww ' ' 'fix . 5 . , .5 , . ,. . , X, V. . a. ., , 5 x t ,A V A- M -r-' r I M. . ,.,. A . f 5 K ff Y M 74 nakvmglrvki x -is onle, lim md. Student Government ssociation Elected by the student body, the Student Govern- ment Association is the representative executive, iudicial, and legislative bodies of Manatee Junior College, and its purpose is to supervise all student organizations. The main aims of the SGA are to co- ordinate activities and events, to direct expenditure of student activity tees as allocated by the Student Faculty Budget Committee, to advise the Director ot Student Personnel on student matters, and to pro- mote the general welfare of the students. Among the special activities undertaken this year by the organization were the class elections, Rat Week, the Halloween Dance, the Cinderella Ball, the Bal de Noel with the crowning of Miss MJC, the Valentine Dance, Sadie Hawkins Week, the an- nual Luau, Honors Assembly, the Spring Formal Dance, and the Student Government Association elections. ,-.o...- Busy at their work of preparing the decorations for the Bal de Noel are Jim Andresen, Sunny Whitaker, chairman of decorations, Sharon Kidwell, and Kathy Stubbs. BACK ROW: Jim Andreasen, Bill Shamblen, Jim Adamson, Peter Crosland, Bob Beyer. FRONT ROW: Bar- rie Lamonte, Marilyn Heistand, Judy Lucio, Ginger Mallard, Harriet Hilliard, Sharon McMichael, Tom Wheaton. ,Q , NP '- A isss 52 y a. wg .,., ,sz-.2 2 , I '? f H ' 'X i. A Q i ll it -l L i il ii li at is i i ' i 3 ' i li li ' a E R E B l i l l l F l l i P, l l l l l ,T C SKK l l r i Q., D, ff- Q-' Leland Wallace, Vice President, Sharon McMichael, President, and Harriet Hilliard, Secretary-Treasurer, plan Christmas decorations for the college. l Inter-Club Council Coordination of club activities and unihcation of service projects is the direct purpose of the Inter Club Council which is composed of vice-presidents or appointed representatives from each tion on campus. The representatives from egg organiza- h Of. nt ganization are responsible tor keeping the stude activity calendars up-to-date and for scheduling qll social events two weeks prior to the event. The Inter-Club Council was given the responsibility for obtaining and setting up the Christmas decora- tions in the Student Center this year. The lnter-Club Council also sponsored the school spirit contest in connection with sporting events. FRONT ROW: Sharon McMichael, Sunny Whitaker, Sally Truitt, Marilyn Heistand, Harriet Hilliard, Sally Schoenfeld, Becky Jones, Sandra Graham. BACK ROW: Dick Hall, Gary Hankins, Lannie Christie, Leland Wallace, Joe Jenkins. Z. l l l l . .. Committee of 20 Selected for their excellence in leadership, scholarship, or a combination of both activities, a body ot twenty students are chosen each year to represent Manatee Jun- ior College. The creation ot this committee ot 20 was the idea ot Mrs. Florence Girvin, Director ot Publications. The group serves as official hosts and hostesses to visiting dignitaries, and during orientation and registration of incoming freshmen and transfer students, aids the new students in finding classes and adiusting to campus lite. Sponsoring the group this year is Mrs. Helen Mallonee. A main iob of the Committee of 20 is assisting the faculty and administration in the process of the registration of new students. Here committee member Marilyn Heistand iles the cards used for registration. Members: FRONT ROW: Janice Carlson, Toogie Lynn, Ginger Mallard, Becky Jones, Jean Douglas, Carol Muir, Kay Cecka. SECOND ROW: Barrie Lamonte, Margaret Anderson, Sunny Whitaker, Sally Truitt, Marye Toussaint, Marilyn Heistand, Sharon McMichael. STANDING: Bob Beyer, Jim Adamson, John As- kins, Tom Wheaton, Dan McManamy, Jim Andreasen. 77 A .M S mf wmsmmmzzwzfzsfsw ,W 5 Q am 1 Q wwuawmmmrmwmmwmmawwwmwvwnemz.vAzsz.wx:wzw rf' Lance The Lance underwent a great many changes from 'GST year, including a new size, new headline type Gnd ne page order. In December it changed from I tt W , , , e efPV6'Ss to offset printing with its Christmas issue in order 10 allow greater freedom in makeup. Many of the changes were controversial, but the pape? received some roses qmong the brickbats. ' Editor John Askins took the Lance reins in September with little experience, but managed to stick out the year, learn- ing as he went, with the help of a few earnest and ex- perienced staff members - some of whom are pictured here. ln November he and photographer Curt Schulze qc. companied members of the Shield staff and faculty advisor Mrs. Alice Peeler to Miami Beach for a national collegiate press convention at the Fontainebleau Hotel. That and Q publications party were the only activities the staff partici- pated in, since the paper is not considered a social or- ganization. Filing advertising copy for the Lance are Tommy Orehowsky and Henry Depew, advertising managers. Several of the Lance staff jokingly discuss Tom Wheaton's Date- Marilyn l'le0fl'l, bUSiI1SSS mC1nOgel': John ASkif1S, ediT0I': Mflfk Pre line column. Included in the rou are Tom Wheaton columnist- VOST, Fe Offer: Gnd 5 d Bullin YOU, Gl'TlST- P 1 , Y 9 If lil 1 ff pi , ' . '- ---1 , . Vi. . ',,V X Q ' f, t, it 1 1 f T 36 r so 1-Q...--i...1... ,, .....1....-. 4 V -, .A 55 Q -1-we 78 F '-Q1-3-Mlfl, .V ,il ' ', L' l' I ' A , ' 1 -',,. 'A T, V, -r '- er' ',' - ,-,- '.-, . ,,,. ,. . . , I . Y . -.... ..f-.-.-l.'1l:'f 'v'Q 'l lil ll NEW llegs 'D ll llllijw 55 Wife Wong uber till Oli lim. l Girl el- i Plilliel Cliulze Qi. llY Glllllcr l collegiqif llllil Ulillg toll pqqgg. 1 social li. 13104, Muff it- In the writing department, reporters too numerous to mention here, but listed in each issue of the paper, contributed stories on every facet of MJC life. Columnists Tom Wheaton, Sharon McMichael, Doug Crepeau, Mark Provost, and Jim Andreasen provided commentary on widely diverse fields. The Lance came out at year's end firmly in the black finan- cially, largely due to the efforts of the advertising staff, Henry Depew, Tommy Orehowsky, and Becky Jones, and business manager Marilyn Heath. Pictures were provided by staff photographer Curt Schulze, and art work by veteran cartoonist Syd Bullington. Other staff members were Sally Truitt, assistant editor, and Bennett Taylor and Mike Fagan, sports editors. In all, eight issues of the Lance were printed, with copies distributed to students each month except January. Sharon McMichael, columnist, and Sally Truitt, assistant editor, pause outside the Omce his favorite, OI' at leGSf his most Often fre- Lance olfice to talk over some of the upcoming campus activities. Ciuenfed SPOT - is eCllf0 John Asklns- T-.. ,, A-A-V -LLM , . , --- g ' - '-U.:--, .' 11 3' i 1 f 79 ' '-'7 '5i.:2, ' ,s -mam- ' f l ' ' V., 7 i L r .. . .. ,, , ,- .I M v : , . -. --V. - -i v, , ..p',,,..i-.-4'.,gL.,. .-.-r -1 E . . , . . . . - ,Q -5. s. - --wc-9 X? I .Wg flllqf Vlltl. i WH i llielr lllllilu. Stisiuni Mfliyg Wind, Bin les it limeri- Ulill new Or worse l ax' S' if i Wests 9 if iss.N.s,sz-wsss ' Q11 3' r ' l. i I. V? V 1 meets Assistant editor Sandra Graham and photographer Curt Schulze discuss the photography for fhe Shield. Kathy Stubbs, Vicki Cramer, and Sally Schoenfeld sort pictures for the freshman class section. , wi. il . .itll , AZ' viii' ll u it S S Working on the organization section are copy writ- Contact' ' ers Marilyn Heistand and John Askins and organiza- POH .FQ On advertiser for the yeorbO0k Ure Dove tion editors Ginger Collins and Elizabeth Wilson. er' OmmY Orehowsky, and Henry Depew. K, i 'J ,, ,. ,. i ! 2 F Q is l ,gig t i ,z 2, x 5 l l 1 l l l i l i l l l i. i l. I Z4 , 4 ,r., ,H ' 'tl 3 . . Z, ,gi ff 3' f 1, in Q' 'WRC Otiicers: Barrie Lamonte, Chaplain, Beverly Boston, Secretary, Marye Toussaint President, Sunny Whitaker, Vice-President. W. - ., is . .NX fi' if 5 ,VX Beverly Boston Kay Cecka Vicki Cramer MV!! -f-ml+1..au me 2-if-we . Q . 'Z , 2 '1' . f -I 'z ., .L .-'1, f , ng: -w'-imrrt ,,4..f. ' :. - -Q - -M . ,, , , fs-1: , 1- - ,-lc,i--off'-.fra--131'G2i9afee411Q-'aieemsc 'f5ear:+Q,-.f-511g-:i'so--- fig' - - i.- L L' f '.i-nfxsefff-f-1 e,.s:.l.. . . , , - -- f - - Am-M-tv. V. 82 K-Ett Rummage sales held twice during the school year were the major money-making pfoiecfs for the K-Ette Club. The mane this project is put back into the com through services such as the provisions food and toys for a needy family Gt Christ. mas, Other proiects included the annual Hobo Hop with the proceeds going to the Polio fund, soliciting for the United F Drive, and a dance held for all MJC students after a basketball game. Y mode ffom mUnity oi und The members of the club, which this year con- sists of thirty-six girls, are selected for their dependability and willingness to work for the aims of the club. The girls also must maintain a 2.0 grade point average. The K-Enes are sponsored by the Manatee County chapter ofthe Kiwaniannes. Frances Drapeau Holly' Feagles Mary Greer Marilyn Heath ' 8 Marilyn Heistand if Harriet Hilliard Susan Husted Barrie Lamonte Judy May Carol Muir Pam Rawson f Joan Ru ppenthal f ,, .0 ffw Q3 C' . if f W, ' f,-3.- f -gf' f f 5322 f z f, 1 f ' , f Karen Schott June Shanaberger Sherri Silcox ff L ' f Margaret Stanford Kathy Stubbs Dottie Thompson Marye Toussaint Mary Ann VerMett 'ff Ki m Voelz 5 Ka re n Way m a n WB, L 1.. 114122 ' A -t J ,- Su n ny Wh ita ker y Q ,QQ Karen Mayer crowns Barry Stuart, club Dreamboat, as he smiles with happy surprise. .83 -- T' -.U-1- . 4 .. . 9 i MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Janice Carlson, Janet Drymond, Joan Faucher, Mikey Harris, Sharon Henry, Karen Mayer, Mary Mocnik, Carlotta Rizzo, Kenna Todhunter, Darlyne Wells, and Sophia Wierzchon. K-Ettes Sherrie Silcox, Karen Mayer, Pam Rawson, Karen Schatt, Harriet Hilliard and Kay Cecka look over rummage they have collected to use in one of their several service proiects. 71:- 4-sf ,ztt R 7 , VA L Wy:! :.,. J , sw i OtTicers: Edmund Crawford, Kiwanis sponsor, Richard Hall, Vice-President, Eric Robertson, President, Dick Kosempa, Treasurer, and Dan McManamy, Secretary. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Joe Jenkins, Larry Kinney, David Myers, Allen Payne, and Steve Barkus. -I L45-,, .. l is ,X 1 V T W Jim Adamson r ' John Anderson H ' 9 f i E . ir' 4 .N . its Q 934, W . f,gA1fz,Q,1,j ., , A G f .1 'W ,av , ' 11.221 ' ' , 37 f' .,,, : 7, l fs ,,-' fv, 1 i i 4 J L? is r, 3?-R1 X Q :N Circle K Having the distinction ot being the oldest Q C. tive club on the campus is the Circle K, h' is sponsored by the Manatee Kiwanis. W Ich The purpose of the club is to promote active citizenship and service to the school cmd community. In order to quality tor membership Q Q0 average must be maintained, and the studem must attend at least 6O'X: of the scheduled meetings ot the club. Activities and proiects planned for the yeqr are the Chevron, Christmas boskets, Keep. the-Campus-Clean Week, state and disfricf conventions, and the selling of Watkins prod- ucts. LT sr . .3 Taking port in their Christmas project are Circle K members Steve Barkus, Curtis Cumbee, Gene Walters, and Mack Barber. Jim Andresen Craig Bailey Mack Barber David Brachey Mark Burnett Steve Byers Pete Crosland Fred Crowl 6 und 20 dent iuled Yur P. Slritl rod- . lf: Q.. -:fn ,IW My Circle l a Wollerii Curtis Cumbee George DeKoven Tom Ewing Alan Flitcraft Tom Foster Richard Frye Alton Gill Richard Hall Dick Kosempa Roger Lerer Bruce McKay Dan McManamy John Mead Alfred Moffett Steve Moore Guy Nowells Eric Powell Bryant Ream Eric Robertson Mike Schall Jim Schendler Bill Shamblen Ken Snyder Barry Stuart Collier Summers Bennett Taylor Dick Vogt Leland Wallace Gene Walters Walter Wolf 1 3 , e.le f Q ' ii - ' NBC . 1 if ig. . i'ia 1, f w x 791 ,,.. ' l, 1 -r A 'K .Q 4 21235 1' 'In 151 fkiiwfefg it ,ztfwk ,rig 6 3, v Q' xv, , -5 , by , 4 +41 W ,.., M...,,. , A, X A if 'M . , , . Q 's 5+NaKw.l5-,. K j 4 A 'M- W it ,1l:l. , 14 1 I R ff, X - -ef X v511'is2w - ti X ..',.- e R 5 We . . ., AQ , M X l s S R We u N 4 Xu, wx! 'X 2 ,. 'vs' , s ix, s ff rf, 85 n......4..4... sngn.nLne...LJ...1.n.. ,ILE I 'L 3 4 0 o N 'S AA Af Am' my nwzamwzxzvixw Am 5 k S Axramwz wma Ye 'zmwe f ' .wmmwxz zmWmwwwvmu'zWlMzwM f 2 K A Olticers: Margaret Anderson, President, Toogie Lynn, Treasurer, Sharon Vickery, Secretary, Sally Schoenfeld, and Judy Paulk, Parliamentarian. Clvlnette Winning the award for outstandin ganization and the outstanding member in Q collegiate club in the state, the Cjvjn have started in their third year of serv projects for the school and community. The main service project is helping at Children'5 Haven. Q state Of. ettes ice This Thanksgiving a bottle drive was held raise money to buy Thanksgiving Baskets for needy families. At Christmas time the club's biggest money making project is the selling of Claxton Fruit Cakes. to On campus, along with the Civitan Club, they select an outstanding man and woman in the graduating class. Civinettes Marni Chaplin, Pam Markman, Susan Barnes and Marie Hall wrap Christmas presents for Chil- dren's Haven. 86 eff WN wkwk vw-r-1'-f1'1fiT'f1nf1uww'-n ' A - .qv ' -....::1l...,m.1,.., --.1 .-4.11.1 ' Q-L3 L 5' L , A4., , - 'V .- '.. - L ,W Y ., 5 MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Pat Ahlers, Joyce Berta, Marni Chaplin, Jean Douglas, Marie Hall, Gypsy Hanchett, Theresa Helmlinger, Beverly Hine, Patti Jones, Nina Larsen, Janice LeSage, Jo Long, Nancy McDonald, Gin- ger Mallard, Judy Paulk, Marilyn Powell, Sally Schoenfeld, Ann Shaver, Betty Shemwell, Judy Taylor, and Sally Truitt. Margaret Anderson Susan Barnes Bette Lu Brown , cm. w mana ,Q fi A as 41,5 2 mm ff as 1 YS was '42'--?'Q:.:s' -. ' '-ii W ., Q A s 1 .fc c c I A' if sf 1 1 SYlvia Charron in ' Q -'f- r :iAi': Cathy Dillon Terry Grossman Judy Hannah s,,,.,,,, . M 452.1 .17 V., .,..,,:hs 41? 3 '? C Qi -'Y 2 X W J, fs f f , KW Q ,Q WM 5 ff' M ev? 4 ,' I f .V 10.31.50 4 . ...Qf.,.,., cs. W. .., -fi: ,G M3,-,,.,,ysggyww-21,9 ,- 1- 1 -S f4 ,. sg, .5 if .f' ,. , , , . Q- . f?iYa7of JoAnn Heuberger Faith Hietanen Becky Jones Toogie Lynn .1-qs. QM. , . . is ., i .. -' 5 V 6,,.4i4'2a5,.f V. ,.,Qfr r ,sn J - V. , r r Wi Sharon McMichael 5' In g M PQ m MQ rkm Q n ' . Q, ss: c.s, L G V ' , .,.. ' in Sandy Newell 'rsr f sr- ,M 1. ' J s or A Sharon Schadt - J, X' 121 :i-I . 'lg X -f. . Q. . .::. 1' x wig, , ,Qci-,- . Simi . X K s .f'E'.N' ki n: s ' X .. . ' S t.,' . . sexi ' .sf Bonnie Sigmund L? Susan Somers f . . . ,nf Connie Vennekamp S ,X S 'lil 1 5 Sharon Vickery s,., 87 W. LF l l X J. a Q. 1. V ll i. I I l l 555, .VH DDM . N' if l ,X ...W . 1 X 'll. ll L i .S .,,..ii E . ...J S J S ' X itrf .- y - V1 .--' ill X .Q'l -'V' glv Q fm. , 5 - We .V- ' 'fi ' I Ns 1 ffl . ww ' . ,Q '78 V X ff 0 QA vs' ijy. ' ,, fQf.s'f3s.LW. 1 Q ff f K I 1 s 92. ,fb .f Q , .' 1.3111 -:Z . ,ky ,WU . f M. 294, ,my A ., 114992 i fl , f ,vkjf4:..Q 2 l 'fm I ,V ., sk f 'ww ' 2 -. ' :LMS -fff if , . ' f , 1 rKffQL,f4, f dbz .45 ., .yy T . x K X ik gf S2'S Q. if vw fibre -sc., X X Surg Q. . ,. V my Kia vc, V if l AT' 6' F, ix 1 ' ' C C 5 gl i s Heistand Vice-President, Mr. Hult, Advisor. Officers: Henry Depew, Treasurerp Roxie Reeves, Presidentp Marilyn SNEA The Manatee Junior College chapter ot Student NEA was organized last year and has now grown To an active membership of fifteen. The main project for the year was the observation of classes at Bayshore Elementary and the local high schools. Mrs. Wake- land of the County School Otlice and Miss Rum Pyche, MJC counselor and co-sponsor, were two of the guest speakers at the chapter meetings. One of the main social activities of the year was the Christmas party at the home of Howard Hult, taculf advisor. Other activities included a pool party qi Marilyn Heistand's and a coffee during one of The meetings. Y Membership in Student NEA is open to all studems interested in teaching. SNEA members and guests at a party, Janice Stringer, Bill Robertson, Roxie Reeves, Mr. Hult, Marilyn Heistand, and Henry Depew begin preparation for the forthcoming year. S A I i '-'TP Phi Rho Pi In the short space of one year, the Gamma Chapter of Phi Rho Pi has become a valuable asset to the campus of Manatee Junior College. This outstanding organization has contributed largely in establishing the college in the field of speech in the state. The purpose of this club is to aid interested students in gaining proficiency in the art of effective speech by providing extra-classroom speaking and training situations. The club presented a campus-wide forensic intra- mural in which more than fifty students participated in debate, acting, oral interpretation, and oratory. The members also participated in workshops in vari- ous cities in the state. A number of trophies vvere presented to the debate team, a division of the club. 'J' ...W .XX Officers: Tom Wheaton, Activities Chairman, Dave Potter, Mem- bership Chairmanp Linda Dennis, Comptroller, Henry Lamb, Presi- dent. David Leonard, freshman recipient of the club's scholarship, de- livers one of the many speeches in the intramural program spon- sored by Phi Rho Pi. FRONT ROW: Dr. Philip Caplan, Jeri Pack, Henry Depew, Tom Wheaton, Henry Lamb, Dave Potter, Sidney Bullington, David Leonard. BACK ROW: Sharon McMichael, Linda Dennis, Mary Kayda, June Baker, Brenda Frady, Sherry Rickey, Nancy Watts, Alberta Stargardter, Eunice Peters. 5: -' y-'Mg A:-semi: , rf 1 :m me f iff vm v 'W,f.CwZ Zh. . l J . i if Salaam. Chong, . SX Ofticers: Collier Summers, President, Dottie Thompson, Secretary, and Richard Barnes, Vice-president. Members Carolyn Akins, Richard Barnes, Eileen Daugherty, Cathey Dillon, Shirley Douglas, Jay Foley, Neil Forrest, Robert Forrest, Diana Garrott, Alton Gill, Elizabeth Grossman, Larry Hayslip, Beverly Hine, James Holleran, Becky Jones, Henry Lamb, Gary Law, Marilyn Levere, Karen Mayer, Bruce Mc- Kay, Tom Orehowsky, Eunice Peters, Judy Paulk, Dave Potter, Margaret Stanford, Dick Sundstrom, Alberta Stargarder, Collier Thompson, Henry Vanderipe, Nancy Watts, Priscilla Watts. Summers, Dottie Choir A schedule ot numerous programs kept The MJC choir busy throughout the year performing at the college and in the community. Joining torceg the community choir, the combined r with Q OUP pre- sented Christmas programs on two occasions Gnd arly onal mpus ces unity also took part in a concert held in the e spring. The college choir was heard over ngti radio during the Christmas season and on ca in the annual Christmas assembly. Pertorman tor various organizations in the comm rounded out the programs. Newcomer this year to the MJC campus, Mrs, Rim Bullock directs both the thirty-two member col- lege choir and the college-community choir. Director: Mrs. Rita Bullock ,ix Band Having The purpose of performing The besT calibre music Tor The college and The communiTy, The Mana- tee Junicr College band had aTTained iTs purpose in Hs fouriii year of exisTence. This year The band, un- der The Capable leadership of Mr. C. E.'Johnson has mcreosed one hundred per cenT in size over The previous YGOV. Moior Gcfiviiies consisTed of The annual Tall and Spring C0ncerTs, a ChrisTmas program, and oTher musicoi prodiiciions presenTed ThroughouT The year. Membership is open To any sTudenT inTeresTed in bgnd acTiviTies as a major or as a hobby and who has had insTrumenTal music background. Direcfor: Mr. C. E. JOl'lI1SOfl Members Peggy Adams, David An- dresen, Lavonne Block- rick, Ron Boeneau, Judi Brannon, George Chris- Tian, Fred Crowl, Jeannine Dahmann, Jean Douglas, Vic Ehlers, Janice Elliot, William Force, Crawford Gaines, Gypsy HancheTT, Robert Harley, RuTh HeiTe l-Ynn Hickel, Gary Hirsh- berg, Jacqueline Hufier, Joe Loudermilk, Judy Lu- cio, Nancy MacDonald-, Ginger Mallard, Mark PVOVOST, Florence ReichTer, Vic Eh I lefS, James Robin- SOH, Ronald Rodehefier, Ken 3nYdeF, Joe Summers, Dottie Thompson, Henry Vanderipe. Officers: Jean DOU9l0S, Pf9SlCl9l'1fi T0m Muflhof Membership Chairman, Gypsy HancheT, Social Chairman: Und Rvfh Hema' ConcerT MisTress. Q E S 1 E N X X ei Y! K , i i 1 ll 5 , . 4 Student Nurses ssocidtion District 9 SNA was ofticially accepted into the state organization at the state convention this year, and made a clean sweep of the awards offered by the state SNA. Miss Mary Mocnik was elected nurse of the year, and MJC received recognition as the most active group in the state and the first district in the state to attain IOOCXQ membership. Continuing to work for the community and the college, the service projects of the nurses this year were continuation ot the annual Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to a needy family, presentation ot toys to the Newtown Day Nursery, Diabetes Detection and Cancer Society drives. and the social attair tor the college, the l-typo Hop. A-, I ff? :EQ gag l '1 it I is . , T r ?W' YE if I .7 S 4' v Q if Q Q Q FC , ir , I f'L' - - H 8 N 3 E x wwf' O , .- ':-1r1, , oi XZ'-Q f A 3 ,f ' , S zfffug ,, AJ XX, TQ 3 X if i ' fi' . , 41 - ' X 1 i K1 . . .3 its 'ifggi rl 5 Designer' of The new CUP, Mrs. Betty Shemwell Janet Drymond in modeling her creati I assists on. - W '-fM,,,., .,, fa.: gfgf, gy . ,. 1::W5'f'1ilvV+ ye- X f zfzrr.-mafn, u wi 1 it ,4 1 Wffttfi'-2 13 . if --W,,4.4Eo:1'3:, rf 24: 2 0X7 f -,z-4 . HJ . Ii 1 f- . Q- ' ' ,fy fyf 4474 W V- ,L 4 ll - 'gli g X 4 f new - ifffl' X f 1'- ff fy ! W ' :fl 2 . f' ,-f ' , f WJ y, A f . V W , ,f 3 'fifi I 'ev - J X Officers: Sylvia Gilkey, Tfeasurerf Pon sYe DrawdY, 2nd VlCe'P'e5ldenl7 Dor- lyne Wells, President, MC1F9G'el Bom' d Bett mer, Recording Secretary! GH Y Shemwell, Corresponding Secretary' .,a..-4--P xr if I fcg3s2e.,5.:pfQx.x9se,V-V. fill all l l Wigan' nfl 5' wwrail' r , , Members: FRONT ROW: John Norman, Betty Shemwell, Jackie Kublick, Ann McDermott, Dorothy Horsburgh, Liz Curran, Pansye D'QWdYf Alldfey Woodward, Marjorie Epstein. SECOND ROW: Linda Dennis, Judy Hileman, Beverly Mapes, Cathy Otto, S-ara Trim- D- - d'TUSS'n9 PlGns for their trip are the e egoles to State Student Nurses C - . Onvenhon In Jacksonville Linda Den- n' , ls who enfered the state talent event, C th . aqv Ono' Dcrlyne Wells, who was Omg delegofef and Margaret Bom- mer. Not pictured is Mary Mocngkl who ente d . , the re CIS the district student nurse of Year and won the state title' mier, Bonnie Flickinger, Louise Sullivan, Sylvia Gilkey, Adelaide Barber, Sally Farley. STANDING: Wilhelmina Rudolph, Elsa Bryant, Edna Pitts, Sandra Nehrlooss, Rebecca Miller, Darlyne Wells, Enid Tyler, Margaret Bommer, Jean Irving, Mary Wallace. 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V? llli Nl' ill IT- fi. li. 5-l :1 'T :ff ,,: rn: lil l l. l ll lll li rr l T rl. l 4 .l I-4 Jil l, l ., ,rr -1 1 -rl l l , l 'i I ll ll' l ! le Tyr T ll ll, I ll- 'l if 1 l f R. li l 'u .Im 1 l l . 1 l ll Tl In il lll ill ir ll l 1 .1, l Q, T, 1. i, ll l l lilo ilrl. li' 'il' ,al 1 :gl li 1 e, T ,E Q i ll l, ill, 'T ll' jll 1: 4 i , a ly ' t r ll, ll Sophomore CaT IniTiaTe Freshman Rai ln Q 4 -sslgwf lxuiufsz . in , 'Nc -sf? ,, r-wwwwmw, MW Beginning wiTh a GeT Acquaimed Dance, The raTs scurried Through The Week carrying books, shining shoes cleaning lunch Tables, and performing sTunTs. Donned in Their yellow and blue beanies and I am a raT Tags freshmen paid homage To Their superiors by sub- miTTing To The sophomore demands. The disobedienT raTs were broughT To Their iusTice or injusTice aT RaT CourT, one of The acTiviTies held aT The all-day Lido Beach picnic, Dancing, swimming, and eaTing aT The picnic climaxed The week Tor caTs and raTs alike. WhaT, no hamburgers! Dick Rosedale and Susan HusTed, having waiied in The line for whaT seemed To be ages find To Their dismay ThaT all The ham- burgers are gone. RaT Barnes prays for has life as his superior, Toolie Lynn, sees To iT ThaT he pays proper respecT To The sophomores. xx X Q Q5 X N'Y5x.v X X- . xox T vff'S'.TTjjN1Xkx.s wx .Xxx .Xxg c c.cc i...c, W.: Q N.. N'-f-M Qtointii lil it Q slices Eilormm Und lille lteslimei S Sul. Qlldl. ll to they Court, ill-cloy lilo iming, l tlie eclsle and ll? 7Cf W .Let all the ll ,LJ t i i f hut sift?- Andreasen and Tom Whea- Sop O hf 10 their run-away rat, Mar- ld T59 ton FOMCKOY Us ihey Take her back to Rat re f gum 10 receive the remainder of her pun- o ishment. A Oil? ond ' vieel 'r'cEveryone waits in suspense to see who Eric Robertson will call before the Rat Court to receive his due punishment for being a dis- obedient rat. ffl, ,v X ' f ' V if ' 22 ,aff 213' f , , M, ,f ,M l , , f , f ffyfaff -I I , ' ff M ff V!! f I K., i 5 ff I A fi, 1 l -r I Besides .- ', rats prese 1 . 'fe'f-fl queens. Left to S: The Lldo Beach picnic, there were also several beauty I - . . i it f- M0'1OteeCounty-C? .I Holly Feogl'-25, Miss Islander, Janice Carlson, Miss ', 50l0:Ann EStrUp'M.GV2 Muir, Miss Cortez Plaza, Marilyn Heath, Miss Sara- I ISS , rGde ll0f1. All five girls are MJC students. Zi fl fl, 5, at-1 r., r 4. 'KM 1 UZ i yl 2: Dances . . . Dances . . . More Dances we X ez f Ei 4 tg ff l Q 1 V. by -4 .x,. Fun, as well as expectation, was the key-note of this rush party given by the K-Ettes and Circle K service clubs at the Kiwanis Hall in Bradenton. One of the several successful after-game dances held in the student center was this one sponsored by the I K-Eftes. 98 , , 1.-54,5 ,X 7 5, if ,,'.f - 'f.,1f ' Q9'z.-njxii-W2 , f. . '-l ' f vq.VqA 2 x , 4 y . I.: 5' f - f . X' 7 .1 4 W 7 4 gi df. Lf 1 i V s . ,.,. s V, , ... v . , . V , , V ,. 4, 'L - .Z - ., ,, N., u I , ,- i Q' :., - ' S is . ,. Y' ,cfs . I i ., - f ,.5 f .L 'f X ' gg C - t ' . sa . s ir,-ff, M .9 , ,. , , .. V L is ' , . ' 1, pc 4, ra- N ,igi s , T., I ' XX of ' at l ,. 5 ,, ' . . S 1 xr f n 1' J, 5 .1 - ,V - A , f, ,aw , .N ' ', I ' -' 3:1-,yi Q - ,j ?:':,1-,cggg-., 1 'Aa' ,ff W I 15,Mfg.'-,efc-1,,'zz ,-,sy 'li'2ff'1i,...,., 43, : Margaret Stanford, surrounded by her court, smiles with happy surprise as Janice Carlson crowns her Freshman Queen at the Cinderella Ball. Court and their escorts, Holly Feagles and Jay Monaco, Harriet Hillard and Steve Byers, Kenna Todhunter and Pete Crosland, Queen Margaret Stanford and Barry Stuart, Vicki Cramer and Jim Adamson, Joan Ruppenthal and Eric Robertson, Sherri Silcox and Dale Brigman. Joining in the activities of the students are the faculty members who chaperon the school dances and parties. Present at a great number of these activities was Col. Curran, shown here with his wife at the Cinderella Ball. Contributing to a part of the student activities are the dances held by the SGA, classes, and service clubs. The various dances include rush parties, a Hobo Hop, after-game dances, the Cinderella Ball, the Bal de Noel, and a spring formal. The entertainment and music for many of the dances are provided by local dance bands and student talent. Equipped with their guitars, the Wildcats provide music for dancing. X li E l. P li- F. i V, gi, 1 v 'x i l gi E i . e '- F i v i L l L- . i r i 1 I l .I l , 1 if. if '. E. . l', ,- w ,. it l li Il e s s X , Q Nc V. 9,-t ,y5fzg77 W 1' ar an , , ,Mn ings F529 free' i halts . N V 1 ,Y r-lil li' Il' . it i V 933 l 1 t Student elections provide students with practical experience in the field of political science and practical 5 politics. Here we see the candidates giving their campaign speeches as they bid for student votes. l l 1 l . i i W, '1 t l if lf V I. ill, i 1 l I 1 l 1 4 , l i I l l i t l Serving refreshments at the capping ceremony, where a new cap was fl t presented to the nursing department, are Jackie Kublick Dorothy Hors- ' burgh, and Betty Shemwell. l ti 100 ,i ,l Wide Field of Activities Cpen MJC students displayed their talents in debate, oral interpreta- tion, and dramatics in a speech tournament held in the early fall. Here Dean Wetzler congratulates David Leonard recipient of the speech scholarship. Sally Truitt tells Leland Wallace what the game is all about at a party given by Mr. Jones for campus leaders to Stud nt Conventions ofter opportunities for student participation in activities. Delegates from the student publications, service clubs, and interest groups attended various conventions during the year. MJC also served as host to the state SGA con- vention. Shown at right are Phi Rho Pi members Tom Gelarden, Tom Wheaton, Linda Dennis, and Dave Potter preparing to leave for a speech convention. K 1 If . Q I ' ourz DEALERS H WTA Al Flitcraft attends th at Harold's Club sponsored by fhe Civifmns Eng Civinettes. Students present spenf fhe evening dancing and trying their luck at the various flames ' Using PIOY money, of course! A Night at Harold' Club V Helping herself to the abundance of money circulating during the evening is Civinette Becky Jones. X,.,,,,x Kris, git Sliill A iigig-,Qwffi It gnimi th iiisiif gisiiili 5,75 I Cashier Susan Barnes provides a substantial number of bills for 0 student before he enters the Casino. - . ,, . ..,...4.f.a.L.s....- ,, r,.L.44..1..,g,.....,4..,.4 ka: -.- ,, A, A Activiti s Halt - Exams Begin l Exams always manage To create an unusual quiet and stu- dious lull over The campus as students cram for those all- important tinals. Various methods ot study can be seen at MJC Throughout the entire week. From the secluded desk at the rear ot the library to the pleasant atmosphere ot a shady tree, all thoughts are concentrated on papers and books. 103 Arriving for exams arouses a rather sul- len mood for students Harriet Hilliard and Sharon McMichael, but we're sure they're prepared, iudging from the amount of study which Took place during Dead Week. pid Tv: ici' H ,fig e- eeee we g e D. s .--,.-. e , e so Ve , so -e , ,g or ll Miss MJC Reign at Bal cl Noel ,s M, W f W! fn 7 f f f 1 1, , 'WC I W, , ,,, ff ,f ' , , W, j : ' , Q, Z ,. M 9 4 f , 5 fff f I i 12 ' Z i ii E' 1 , 5 y 3 i 4 1 .,, A ,, 1 1 1 5 s i 2 . - i' I 4 F 5 I v 1 s Q 3 z 7 2 V I 2 K A Z -z Z ! 5 'K -f r W , 2. ' 9 L Q X X 9 . ffl A ' I gg. 'fy A , F: X. 1. Y XR x Ojmsx. x vw-N-A K 'R mix 'K X .tr s , s E .N gig ' . an , -. 2, gs N ' . if .NP .X an ff ,v s N A .. .Q-.LQ A K xx .-MX X ... s A K wx Miss MargaretSfi .Q A V, ins..-x. F 5 X X Hully Gully, Twist Hit th Scene 1 Honored guests at the 1961 Bal de Noel were Flo Hampton, Miss MJC, 1958- 59, Mary Mocnik, 1960-61, Linda Pruitt, 1959-60, and Sunny Whitaker, first attendant, 1960-61. Escorts included Dallas Matthews, Pat Wilson, Tom Gal- len, and Dick Barnes. s-.X is ,--. Students till the dance floor at the Bradenton Municipal Auditorium, the scene of the Bal de Noel, to join in the hully gully. Margaret poses a winning smile as escort Barry Stuart congratulates her. 5 Q- , 1 , L ,,,v 105 1 Miss Marye Toussaint ' 'I' Xi? .Q s e frj xx IS. fy , fs 1 1,-I-ff ' S I . I 'uf KW sax any , X Miss MJC Court 1961-62 1 f Zi f A Miss Carol Muir Miss Holly Feagles s '? Miss Margaret 'gg Anderson Miss Sharon McMichael mf' . . .,.,.4.. i f.,..g.,.,.,L Miss Harriet Hilliard Attendant Miss June Shanaberger Not pictured: Miss Judy May Miss Marilyn Heath Miss Karen Scliatt 1. 'si' 17 -vi--Y .-Y. ?2:':?K92Ffit-fi' 'A ' -ww' 'M i Miss Meredith Lynn , -,Q ' f ., ' ' New - . uuqv ,.,, . ,T r V ,f g ains Qs, l uae? Lim ' i 2 lf . l-ft ig it is P l, l, l . ! l l F l i l i i I P ii Il if , i. i i i L ki . 3 l I . Q , l ' 1 r V i l I l i 4 . l i .f l r l l 5 A l i P 1 v 4 i v if vl- WVU:-. 1 fs? XT WS-k gn V .,A A, J M' 395 Zz! E a f, ! A V ,, ,,,ffa1: mg, , 3, , I x fwfr fx 4 ,ii . my 4 v . mx A by 14 45 4 '1 R ' , ,21+Zf,,:3'f2,A vip' . iw' wif 1 V21 41 ,, f 2 3 2 f ,LZ ,, , My ff lm! z ff, ,L ' WZYZQ' ' MQ, -' .2 Some of the reasons why head basketball coach Tom Garcia IS smrllng may be found on the followmg sports pages. Elmer Fugate 5191! Sophomore Guard Max Brown 5'8 Freshman Guard MJC fl 'N'-J.-LJ 5 MJC up nie manager ,, L A l .ws . ng., Wu- .J S uh: - ,-1 -,' 4..- Lancers Post 8-8 Stripped of the subtleties of strategy, basketball in- volves getting the ball, tiring it at the basket, and following through. To the right, Chuck Meiser makes one of the key maneuvers, his long slender body straining to put the ball through the hoop. Although Manatee had an 8-8 record at the time of publication, with team work and precise ball han- dling, Manatee was expected to improve greatly by the end of the season. The Lancers, utilizing a fast offense as their basic strategy, averaged 78.6 points per game. Head basketball coach Tom Garcia, former basket- ball player at Florida State University, worked with the team long hours after classes to build a closely knit team which performed with precision and ac- curacy at each contest. With ten games remaining to be played, the Lancers had to beat Brevard and Orlando for a spot in the upcoming state tourney. With Manatee improving all the time, the team should have very little difficulty in posting victories over these two opponents. All in all, the Lancers played a fine season with no regrets, only memories. SEASON SCORES WE THEY Orlando .l.C. .... , , 75 69 Flo- Pres- ------. .. 72 70 Dade County .... , 74 75 Flu' Southern -- .. 89 53 St. Leo ....... , 82 84 ST- Petersburg . . . , 37 91 Dude County -... .. 57 68 Fla. Pres. ..... , 76 65 St. Petersburg , , , I 81 83 St. Leo ....... . 65 Fla. Christian , . 0 . Ig: 74 Brevard ..... . . 85 76 Marines ,, . 77 90 Fla. State ,,,,, 68 79 Gulf Coast .... 0 74 65 Dade County , , . I 87 84 ': Ike, -. -M Victory, Victory, Victory! ,vw fan I Hifi' ,X M' ,.., V .fl M.J.C. cheerle-aders Holly Feagles and Vicki Cramer wait in hopeful expectation during the final moments of the game. There were many moments like This during the year as the Lancers won and lost many games by two and four point margins. MQJC Norm Lawn 61211 Freshman Fo rwa rd Bennett Taylor 6'2 Freshman Forward Ooo . . . What's that! Lancer Chuck Meiser C21 seems to be saying this as he prepares to retreat from the ball. Chuck was Manatee's leading rebounder, averaging over IO points a game. cf v 4 7, M34 my 9 X372 ff 42 Q57 W jie ,ff ' i is liowli pt to llozl ' ., A , 'lf Br -if A The T961-62 cheerleaders: Mikey Harris, Vicki Cramer, Joan Ruppenthal, Karen Mayer, Carol Muir, and Ginger Mallard. Getting in a little gymnastics during one of the night practices are the cheerleaders STANDING: Carol Muir and Mikey Harris. BOTTOM ROW: Eric Powell, Karen Mayer, and Jim Adamson. SECOND ROW: Vicki Cramer and Joan Ruppenthal. TOP ROW: Ginger Mallard. 115 Go, Lancers ...Gol Go, Lancers, Go!, Victory, Victory, Victory!, and Two Bits, Four Bits are iust a few of the many cheers we hear from the cheerleaders at the sporting events. Led by Carol Muir and Mikey Har- ris, the sauad has added two young men tor the first time in MJC history. Many long and tedious hours of practice go into learning and memorizing the school cheers. There is no match for their service to the team and to the student body. 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