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

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Esquire lab President Avizado supervised the decorating of the winning Homecoming float which featured a giant seahawk with an arrow piercing its innards. One of the largest service clubs on campus, the Esquires performed beneficial activities for the community as well as Hartnell Col- lege, such as guided tours of the T. R. Merrill Hall and collecting supplies for earthquake- shattered Alaska. Members donned their blue blazers to pose around the panther. FRONT ROW, left to right: Torn Bailey, Bruce Mail- man, Dan Kelly, Ken Guziak, Secretary Ed Maduli, Kevin Reardon. ROW 2: jim Riley, President john Avizado, Dave Mixter, Ted Wood, Evertt Combs, Sergeant at Arms. ROW 3: Rick Sellers, Mike Cuffney, Vice Presi- dent Bob Armstrong, Richard Smith, and Treasurer Max Sarnpayan. Left to right: john Avizado, Tim Boone, Leonard Fong, Bob Armstrong, Rudy Maglenty, Bob Labson, Richard Smith, and Ray Lopez. 66 Miss Sue Strand, Esquire Homecoming Queen candidate, helped to promote the Esquire's project of gathering green stamps to donate to the Dr. Tom Dooley Foundation for the purchase of an airplane. Surrounding Sue, left to right: Max Sampayan, Ray Lopez, Steve Sutherland, Tim Boone, Hayden 1 Stephens, and john Avizado.

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International Club provides fellowship among the foreign and American students of Hartnell College. Members are FRONT ROW, left to right: Fatima Escandary, Fattaneh Rezovan, Pari Pirbastami, Rosalinda Sabado, Esther Gilbert. ROM' 2: President Lupe Mora, Treasurer Christita Radco, ICC Representative Sonya Swick. Secretary Mary Ellen Cedillo, Helen Padron, Esther Dasig, Esther Mendoza, Florence Mak, Vincent Martinez, Mrs. Mabel York. ROW 3: jim Lopez, .Max Tappin, Paul Woodall, Luisa Luna, Leije Nagashima, Kathy Teneda, Seton Chow, and Dr. Alfons Uhle. I nternnfional Iranian dancers, Bert Lotfi and Fattaneh Rezvan provided the entertainment for the Interna- tional Dinner in December. G? 0-XRXSTMB5 The annual Christmas dinner, International Clulfsfavorite event of the year, served an exotic ar- ray of dishes. Entertain- ment and dancing corn- rnenced the yuletide fes- tivities. we

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Hartnell College judging team ineludes, left to right: Mr. Lanini, Bill Muscutt, foe Demeter, jim Stoddard, Carl Camany, and Dennis Tostie. iitlges Wm Team Title S Fifi Jim Stoddard, received the title of the most out- standing Collegiate Swine Judgc at the Great Western Livestock Show in Los Angeles on No- vember 25. Competition included agricultural stu- dents from Cal-Poly, Chico State, Fresno State, and Orange Coast and all major agricultural col- legcs in California. In order for Jim to make his victory complete, he led the way for his team to make the highest score in junior college 'team competmon.