Manatee Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Bradenton, FL)

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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

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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 . ..

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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