Menlo College - Enterprise Yearbook (Atherton, CA)

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Thoughtful moment with a pensive man William H. Bronson After graduate school, Bill would like to go into the Insurance or Law Field. He has kept a high aca- demic standing, as Well as being active in school politics. Besides serving as Junior Class President last year and being a member of the Student Development Commit- tee, he served as Student Body Treasurer during his senior year. Randall W. Burke Large and largely congenial, this year's clubroom manager, born in Tulsa and now residing in Atherton, has had experience with several companies in accordance with his interests in accounting and computers. Randy studied at San Jose State and Menlo J .C. be- fore coming to the S.B.A. Where he has been active as a member of the Zeta Rho Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi, and as a Resident Assistant. 79

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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

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Richard Clause With a nickname like Magoo, Richard seems to be getting in some practice for his planned ca- reer in the hotel and restaurant business. I-Ie came to Menlo be- cause of its size and location after studying at several other colleges. At Menlo, he is on the Social Com- mittee and plays intramural foot- ball, while outside, he enjoys golf, water skiing, and life in general. V 44 , W' Z ,f .' , 5:1 I 5' ' , V ' ,uv-'Was' .ff:'Zi-1 4 iffzf Jfifl 131 - :',1:- nil -'713,,.5Q'f' ?'f1e ff Z' Q,-3':Q'1 'bJ+' 2 52f7'f William G. Cook Transferring from the J .C., where he was all-conference defensive back for two years, Bill came to the S.B.A. two years ago. He has devel- oped active interests in motorcy- cling, bowling, and body surfing. Having had summer experience with a landscaping firm, Bill in- tends to make a profession of land development.