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

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Additional Freshmen ANCELL, CHESTER ANCELL, MELVIN ANDREVVS, CLYDE ANDREVVS, DORIS JEAN ANDREVVS, ELLEN ARNETT, RAY ATTERBURY, JOHN BAKER, MARYVVILL BALTI-IROPE, DONALD BOTT, BOB CHIRILLO, ALBERT CHRISMAN, NAOMI CLIFTON, MINOR COBB, SAMUEL UHOI 'l', J. W. DAVIS, HAIIRY IJINVVIDDIE, BILL FLEMMING, LOIS FRANKE, LELA GRAVES, ERMA GRISHAIM. DICK HALEY, EARL HEATH, DOREEN HITCHCOCK, MARY T1-II RT Y- SIX HOLMES, RAYMOND KENT, EMOGENE MANSFIELD, DONALD MARCH, JEANNE MARRIOTT, BETTY MATTHEWS, JERRY MCAVAN, RUBY MICHEAL, FRANK MYLES, BILL PRICE, ORVILLE RAY, NORMAN RAY, WYMAN SANDSTROM, WANDA SUNEDER, SUZETTE SHEA, ANN STALEY, DONALD STALEY, VELVA STONE, LA VOUN' TVVYMAN, BOBBY VARDIMAN, JUANITA WADE, BEATRICE WATTS, RICHARD VVISDOM, DORIS JEAN

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FRESHMEN SHUMATE, DINA Anything but a Secretary. SPELMAN, MARY Nurse. SPURLING, JEAN ELLEN Commercial Art. STRINGER, VERA SUE Musician. STEVENS, THORNTON STAMPER, FRANCES ANNE Designer. STRINGER, OTIS SWETNAM, GLADYS Navy Nurse. SWETNAM, JIM Write1'. THOMAS, ADA ALICE Secretary. TRENT, JO Actress. TURNER, PEGGY Air Hostess. VADER, JOE VAN HUSS, MARIE Air Hostess. WHILES, DOROTHY WINDSOR, BOB Electrical Engineer. ZOOK, BETTY LOU Dress Shop Owner. THIRTY-FIVE

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CHARGE TO STUDENTS OF M. I. C. We, the seniors of 1943, leave Moberly junior College to enter a world full of turmoil and trouble. Yet, as we go, we must not feel discouraged. We must 11ot feel that we are defeated before we start. We know that it is up to us, and those who have gone before us, to do our part in bringing the world back to its senses. This is our job! There is another job about which little is said, but which is, nevertheless, of great importance. This job is to keep alive the ideals and things for which we are fighting. One of these is to keep M. I. C. on the active list. lNe, as seniors, have done what we could. Perhaps, we have not done enough. This is not for us to judge. But those who remain here, the future graduates of Mioberly Junior College, must do their utmost to surpass our efforts. This is not a job to be taken lightlyg we know, for we have tried. M. C. has changed in many ways since we first came hereg but it will this change is a by following the New ideas must be formulated. same procedure and doing change even more. VVe must realize that good symptomg for progress is not made the same thing. When we leave M. C., some of us will go into the Armed Forces-as some have already doneg tinue their educationg and still others will of us has made his decision and cannot turn You, the future graduates of Moberly must not fail. You must no.t turn back. three times before you make your decisions. are doing what should be done. But when made, do not turn back and think of what others will con- get jobs. Each back. ' junior College, Think twice or Be certain you your decision is you might have done. It is up to you to keep the spirit of M. J. C. alive. You must do your job as best you can. Go forward and carry on to Victory! 'fYou can, you will, you must! TIIIRTY-SEVEN