Salinas Junior College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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J. C. GRAD! Salinas boasts a highly efficient junior college. The students who graduate from it are well started on the road to higher learning. Any way one looks at the matter, the students are beneited. Physiologically, they are a healthy group of men and women. Psychologically, their I. I.'s are on the average very high. In the field of economics, they are learning how the past generation got us into the present economic difficulties, and mathematically the students N are able to figure out how to remedy the matter. Astronomically, this graduating class has added many new stars to the firmament through the annual stage p r o d u c t io n, t h e Junior College Jamboree. Speaking of physics, it can be said that on the whole they are mentally very well balanced fchemistry students working in the chemistry lab exceptedj . In the field of sports what more could one ask than a championship or two? Again the C., with a team made up principally of fourteenth year students, triumphed by winning the CCCC basketball championship two years in succession. SENIOR! The seniors, after a year of study and general overwork, have finally reached the point where it looks as if vacation is coming soon. With the Senior Play a glorious memory of the past, thoughts about the annual picnic are buzzing about in senior heads. Then will come graduation, with plans as yet unknown. The graduating students have many memories to carry away with them: of sunny days and the groups sitting and strolling on the campus, of rainy days when all gathered in the halls and the seniors were under- foot everywhere, of classrooms with their hard chairs, of overflowing lockers and their stacks of books, of loafing and of the cramming that comes before exams, of the library and of the scientific arguments that shook its sturdy walls, of chemistry smells and physics shocks, of funny remarks, of rallies, dances, pingpong . . . and friends. Senior Class oflicers have been president, Jim Tetrickg vice-president, Stanley Parker, secretary, Margaret Hughes, treasurer, Helen Heerg adviser, M. E. Titus. - ' i 170