Menlo College - Enterprise Yearbook (Atherton, CA)

Page 25 text:

AS.. XX KX wsissf N xt 5, xxx X. l XX lx X af, mf, 'WAP ' ilc'cT 't ' ' i ' 7 ' ' ' it ' i - WERE MASSACRED IN BUDAPEST f K, Cfglff ',,' ffxf f.k -:V x,', x',k 1 in c Qxivi' x K , if A' 'Af' ',W ' iff-all ,' , ' 'L' ' 'V i 5 , iffgigfii i SS-F. i a HI s l s 1 -S StI'GI1 1311811 or i i , . V0 xt ,gigs ,QQ AXXXSAL., K yi i gl - ix t ijgtx. 55 as .x X t x . : t xglgsgwx i X tgqff- a For a small have an active one. It would be hard to find a student ibodyofifonly iilii? 15C5isanyvvhere Who could support a newspaper, a magazine, asfraternity and a yearbook with only token administration from advisors: yet We have that here. Even the least of our student governments have gotten things done. You have spent a late night or a hard day or a hot afternoon many times for some activityg and it is pleasing to see your work in print, or entertaining your friends, or educating your class- mates. Indeed, your school is very active-always achieving- and there is nothing to say that you won't be as valuable in the World you enter after the S.B.A. -

Page 24 text:

if 36 fi JOHN J. MOLENDA Director of Athletics MENLO COACH SAVES BOY'S LIFE Bo Molenda, athletic director and football coach at Menlo College, was credited with saving the life of a Menlo soccer player in a game Saturday morning with Diablo Valley J C. Waiting to depart for the Menlo-Laney College football game in Oakland, Mo- lenda was watching the soccer match when George Boza, 18, of Lima, Peru, was knocked out in a collision with a Laney player. Noting that Boza was convulsing, Mo- lenda pried the youth's teeth apart with his pipe and pulled his tongue from his throat. The boy was unconscious about 12 minutes, and later at Palo Alto-Stan- ford Hospital a doctor said that Molenda's quick action undoubtedly saved the boy's life. 20 HERBERT W. MANSFIE LD Director of Libraries It's now first-classf' Thus have return- ing students judged last summer's changes in Bowman Library. The aura of excellence extends beyond the refur- bished entrance, the interior renovation, and the new equipment, it includes the quality of writings being added to the library collection at an' increased rate. And, it includes the improved organiza- tion of the collection to facilitate use by students. Concomitantly, students seem mindful of the magnitude of what is yet to be learned and the usefulness of knowing how to search the literature.

Page 26 text:

Executive Officers Fall dent Eric Samson Secretary it Bill Bronson, Treasurerg Rick Humphreys, Presi- Executive Cfficers - Spring Bill Bronson, Treasurerg Eric Samson, Presidentg Bud Nations, Secretary. ,f , ' , f X, 'fn ,J 'r fMr'- Mlm., 'C' E 3 'Ci Men's Council Menis Council this year was led for the first time by S.B.A. students. J ini Norman was elected president and Jiin Rea was elected his co-president. Menis Council is composed of inenibers from the J.C. and the S.B.A.'s student bodies and. as a student run judiciary body, is responsible for passing' judg- nient on student infmmions committed either on or off campus. Eric Samson, Vvivr lxililtlllgflll. Youssvi' Alziqixil, Phil Cil.H2lll1l,ll,.lllll Hvzi. .lim Normam