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

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President, BYRON PREssLEY Vice President, ED LAUGIITON Secretary, MINORU SAGUCHI Ynunq Farmers HThe World begins and ends with the plown and in keeping with the agricultural tradition of the valley, the conscientious young male students interested in perpetuating this heritage of our forefathers have officially organized themselves into a club. The Young Farmers of Salinas junior College are youths of surrounding counties with the same ideals in mind. Cooperation, production, and the desire to provide products for our nation are the traits and incentives of the future soil rejuvenators. Top: MINORU SAGUCIII, KEITTI PERKINS, GEKJRGE TANAKA, BILL EMERY, GENE RENGLLET, GEORGE VAUGHT. Lower: En ANDERSON, ED LAUGHION, GEORGE MATSUDA, Bon FORUEN, ALBIN BUSWELL, Jour: FRASSETO, BYRON PRESSLEY, MR. Bi.-XRBLE. il ,ll 'ri i f ii r J- sv..--f Q' :- Y -...n.. ',, - ' fy' Y, ' TI -. 1 ,1 A--,in .rf J. ...,e.- 4 .

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Vaqahnnds l When in Rome do as the Romans do, and when at Salinas do as the Vagabonds do. Such is the attitude taken by the majority of guys and gals attending this realm of higher learning. Comprised mostly of out-of-state students, for whom this organization was originally intended, the Wanderlust vagabonds of Salinas Junior College have ac- quired illimitable comment in their efforts to promote and maintain a social atmosphere about the Pantheris stomping grounds. Top: NORIVIA RYAN, JANE WILSON, TRENNIE BARWICK. Center: JOHN PAUL JUHL, MARY MCCAIN, DOREEN LITTLE, JOHNNY JOHNSON, MRS. Bottom: JoHN BUCKLEY, MEREDITH CROSSLIN, RAJVIELLE CHESTER. sl.. . ' ' 11, 5395 53? l A :W ,H, r, levi 2. 23 11 Qs President, JOHN BUCKLEY Vice-President, MARY HELEN FERGL sox Secretary, JEAN HORSELY GILLIS rf? if -'V F 3 1.45181-ii ffl nes, ' Yr -ga is ss A L- , ,ll ' '

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Black S President, MIKE STEWART Secretary, BOB Voms All violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law were the words of Judge Mike Stewart as the Block HSD Club denounced all unspirited frosh. This face- tious and friendly court scene was one of the cementing factors in instilling into the first yearmen the indestructable spirit which haunts the Panthers domain. Composed of all men who have earned their letters in athletics, this organization was instrumental in maintaining and implanting an exuberant school spirit. Top: FRANK MACKLIN, TooK TAINER, WINSON DE MARS, JAMES STRIEG, LEE MACAULAY, HENRY KLAUKE, IRVING PARKER, AL WILSON, COACH ED ADAMS. Lower: HERB SCHLRO, ART MCCIiESNEY, MIKE STEVVART, JOHNNY JOHNSON, DICK VoR1s, STEVE BADANO, SWEDE ERICKSON, En TowNE. J 1 I it J 3 ' I ll- M - 1 as R ii 1 wut T i 5 it T M Q H, ' x it ' 1' Af 1' ' . Vice-President, ART MCCI1ESNEY I