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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,. 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.