Menlo College - Enterprise Yearbook (Atherton, CA)

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James T. Rea A native of Glendale, California, with plans of becoming a securi- ties analyst, Jim has done his best to obtain the outstanding 'person- alized' educationl' that Menlo of- fers. His interest in the S.B.A. is shown by his presidency of the Sophomore Class, California Col- lege Republicans, and Zeta Rho Chapter of Delta Sigma Pig and by his membership in the Men's Council. ,. ps Q xjgsg X 1. Q- .lerxw i X . 5fE5i1k5QSTx-R . S X 'X 5155955 Q K -sxismg,lSiz i,QQ,t - as sis x XNQSX 1 - . X5 X9 X X .N gt Q Q: if NY 1'-i s 139 ,gg .sr X-,g..M ,Q 5 ,gi Ng SX NK-Q5 li Qs ANN5 ext X i Q Stephen J. Richard As yet not sure of his future, Steve, a Saratoga-born San Jose resident transferred to Menlo from San Jose State in January of 1966. While serving two years in the Navy, he decided on the S.B.A. to give him a progressive business education which would be most valuable in the future.