Menlo College - Enterprise Yearbook (Atherton, CA)

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vifxs Youssef I. Alaquil While not buying railroads-new or used, single or double track- Youssef maintains a firm hand on El Camino South. Yacoop's con- cientious fulfillment of his duties has not been limited to his job as a resident assistant, but in recog- nition of his interest and partici- pation in Men's Council, he has received a Merit Award. Upon graduation, Youssef will re- turn to Saudi Arabia and work as a coordinator for the Saudi Ara- bian Government 74 , , J 1' f j 1 t Fahd M. A. Alireza Fahd, who goes by many other names such as Camel Driver and Arab came to us from Cairo, U.A.R. He sought a small special- ized business school. During his four years here he has shown him- self as a foreign student with a complicated personality that chal- lenges anyone to break it, quite a good quality for a man who hopes to enter the Ministry of Petroleum. Michael E. Arata A swimmer, a sailor, a flyer and a rider Cfor which he has won tro- phiesj, Rata is one of the more candid members of the Senior Class, making him the obvious choice to kick off the El Camino with the feather-ruffling editori- als of a controversial newspaper. He has also been parliamentarian for the Executive Committee and Social Co-Chairman among other activities. Having waded in Trevi fountain in Rome, he intends to get his feet wet in International Corporate Finance.

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Seniors Hoist Academic Caliber X33 Q Ansel '15 ...Em .nun George Becker, Stephen Richard, Richard Clause, John King, Eric Samson, Jeff Jones, Youssef Alaquil, Roland Tognaz- zini, Rick Pfitzer, Paul Saubolle, Ed Abadie, Terry Kuenzli, Michael Markham, Buzz Benson, Jim Norman, Michael Skuce, Randy Burke, Richard Lewis, Edmond Evans, Bill Majors, Kelly Leonard, Charles Hinkle, Bill Bronson, Tom La- Pointe, James Hannay, Jim Rea, Steve Robinson, Rick Humphreys. Edmond E. Abadie Jr. Outstanding in activities, Ed has been president of the Senior Class, president of Dunimus in the J .C.g a Resident Assistant, a member of the language fraternity, Alpha Mu Gamma, a member of the Social Committee, on the Dean's List, etc., etc. He has also Won second place in 1957 and first place in 1958 in the State's National Fisher Body design contest, and anyone who has seen his apartment wonders if he is indeed in Keeler Hall. Ed will be Well prepared for his Ad- vertising-Public Relations career.

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X Ns . George M. Becker My Whole education at Menlo is a unique experience! reports George, a four-year man at the S.B.A. who hails from Los Angeles and wanted the personal atten- tion from teachers impossible at a large school. Currently, he is president of the Honor Code Com- mittee and of the Zeta Rho Chap- ter of Delta Sigma Pi. He is a past member of California College Re- publicans, and has been on the Dean's List several times. Ronald S. Benson Buzz, a resident of Bellevue, Washington, With plans to enter the import-export business, re- turned totthe S.B.A. after parti4 cipating in the University of the Seven Seas round-the-World cruise. This Was a program for the study of international busi- ness and economic development, and Buzz picked up some first- hand knowledge in his chosen field. Jack Wolfram chats with student and professors after communicology lecture. 78