Manatee Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Bradenton, FL)

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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

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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

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