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.

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William F. Rossi Bill is a fugitive from Portland. Disliking the climate, the people, and Oregon in general, he calls Hillsborough his home. Here he has Worked at Macyis, among many other jobs. lnclined toward the field of merchandising, he will become an international trade rep- resentative. Martins Beach . . . Come fly with me Eric H. Samson Born in Riverside because 'there Wasn't a hospital in Palm Springs, Eric came to the S.B.A. from Whit- man College and has been out- standing on Men's Council and the Executive Committee and as Student Body Secretary, not to mention a consistent record on the Dean's List. He plans to continue his education either in Business or Law toward another degree, see a little more of the World, and then settle down to manage a small en- terprise.