Moberly Area Community College - Mojuco Yearbook (Moberly, MO)

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COMPLIMENTS of Newest Styles Greatest Values Today a wise guy is one who leaves his hat and coat outside in the car and takes his spare tire inside with him and checks it. The best Way to Win friends is to refrain from trying to influence people. MUSICAL NOTE Sherlock Holmes may have been a master at disguise, but he had nothing on what some of these swing' bands can do to the melody of a classical tune. BEST WISHES from the Complete Market BLUE MOON A Good Place to Go You Feel at Home A Friendly Store Where IIM I-IOLMAN LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING lt is better or it costs you nothing ONE HUNDRED FIVE

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MlMllIHSlllHSlNIllIl Miss Baker's class and those reports, references and term papers we spent so many hours on. They seemed terrible at the time but now that they are over and we look back as graduates they only seem like a part of a grand experience. The frog in Zoo that we chris- tened Hector, Horace, Pete etc. and we dissected for the first nine weeks and finally ended up with only a leg to remind us of our poor lamented frog that died so bravely for the sake of science. The ends of the halls and those couples that seemed to have rent- ed a place there and deeply resent- ed any interruption while they - ahem-studied, Every year these halls are the most sacred things in the Seniors minds that they relin- quish to their younger colleagues. Assemblies and the fight for the front seats while some had al- ready skipped second hour and were either occupying them or saving them for some pals. These seats, of course, being the most suitable to annoy any friend who chanced to be on the program. The Bird Man and his flight across the stage every year of the glorious four we spent at M. J. C. Although we all had heard him be- fore, wild horses couldn't have pre- vented us from hearing Mr. Mus- selman and his bird calls. Those first spring days with the students lining up on the front steps to officially announce that spring was definitely in. Of course admittance to the school was en- tirely cut off but Spring was there and who cared. Kappa Phi Delta and those successful parties where no one could have any thing but a good time. Especially this year's party for the newly-wed Hankinsi. Fun Fest and how we loved the days we got out of school to work, and I do mean work, for it. Surely was worth it though, for it showed that the students were 10029 behind their school and its activities, Red Hot and Co-Ann meetings for field stunts and game stunts. Seemed like an awful lot of work at the time but now that we realize we won't be at any more meetings we know how much fun it all real- ly was. Those two sensational produc- tions, Bob Minoris Christmas In A Mad House and Mr. Hill's A Soldier's Dream. They Were two of the best productions ever held at M. J. C. Wlioill ever forget Bob W'eis smoking that cigar and build- ing his blocks on the front of the stage. At last Commencement Activi- ties-we were beginning to realize how much the school really meant to us and how we'd miss it, for in- stance Iunior-Senior banquet, fre- member when we decorated, Sen- iors?j Our first fitting on gradu- ation gowns - Baccalaureate ad- dress - and finally Graduation. Thanks M. J. C. for some wonder- ful memories. ONE I-IUNDRED SIX