Manatee Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Bradenton, FL)

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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.

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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.

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