Trustees Sppoint Cain And Rodgers To Business Posts
Weckmann Attends Convention On International Relations
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Foto 1: Devoted artistManuel Hernandez, MCC graduate art student, has spent fourteen months assisting in on art instruction group at the Children's Pavilion of La Castañeda State Mental Hospital. Manuel devotes every Saturday and several hours during the week to his art class.
Foto 2: " Rose" CandidateMCC coed Ann Wood, this year's Rose of Delta Mu, has been entered by the campus chapter in the international Rose of Delta Sigma Pi contest.
Foto 3: Milestone Coming UpLeft to right David Lester, Sadie Leaks, Jim Cornehls, Ado Satz, Beverly Sherrell and John Kelly ore Morch candidates for B. A. degrees.
Foto 4: MCC DiplomatDr. Luis Weckmann, associate professor of history, brings encouraging news from the recent Mexican-U. S. conference in Guadalajara.
Mountain Climbing Demands Rigorous Training Program
Workshops Offer Latin Studies
Officer Eplains Mexican Draft
Executives Enrolled In Training Course
Poets And Artists Hold Novel Show
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Foto 1: Less Money For DefenseJoge Montalvo, an officer in the Mexican army, believes the country benefits more by spending money on education than on the army.
Foto 2: It's ThereAsk any member the Explorers' Club why he wants to climb a mountain like the one pictured above (Popocatépetl) and you will probably get the hoary replay, "Becaus its there." So far, it has been an active year for the MCC Explorers' Club.
Foto 3: Sound OF Abstract ArtPictured is one of the abstract art projections used as accompaniment to poetry readings in an experimental production to be presented jointly by the Poet's Voice and Tlacuilo Art Club.
Foto 4: OJTDavid Clark (center), director of Mexico City College's Six Weeks Training Course for Latin American operations, brings a point about the program to the attention of W.A. Jeffers, one of the participants in the Training Course. To the left of Jeffers is George Venca. To the right of Clark are Mrs. and Charles M. Blair, also enrolled in the program.
Foto 1: As one leaves Merida, there is an apparent increase in the amount of Indian blood in the population, in the amount of Maya spoken, and in the exist ence of such Indian customs as the performance of agricultural ceremonies to pagan deities under the direction of shaman-priests.
Foto 2: Isla Mujeres, Territorio de Quintano Roo: In the bay that the French pirate Jeon Laffite made his stronghold; the turquoise water is so transparent that one can see as far into the depths as sixty feet.
Foto 3: Frontera, Tabasco: In the land of many rivers, the transportation to market is by the efficient " long boat" which can be poled swiftly through the jungle waters.
Foto 4: Virginia and Jim Wilkie and Daniel Moore examine the ruins at Uxmal. John L. Stevens, in his incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan, did not attempt to inquire into the origin of these ruins but initiated the interest of North American scholars that has led to answers based upon solid research.
Foto 1: The ferry from Zacatl prepares to dock at Cd. del Carmen. Since the road to the Yucatan was only opened officially in late 1960, townsfolk still throng to watch the traveler.
Foto 1: "Alas! Poor Yorick"Anthropologist Ed Calnek's thoughts are different from those of Hamlet. Ed is onhis way to Chiapas to take part in a Chicag University project.
Foto 2: Search For UniqueEx-sailor, Dave Raymond has lived through everything from battles with octopi to visits with gypsies.
Foto 3: Bombs To BooksAnne Marie Duncan, now an auditing student in Mexican history and anthroplogy at MCC, has had a life whose experiences range from sequestration in a convent school in Brittany to bombardment by German and Italian planes in Algiers.
Foto 4: Scholarly SportsmanViesturs Kalnins, Canadian trak and field title holder, is devoting his energy to studying education while at MCC.
Jack Kimball Practices For Future In Bullfight Circles
Chadwick Named As Staff Archeologist On Egypt Dig
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Foto 1: TV TO MCCPrudence Buffington, radio-TV writer and producer, is studying Spanish and history here at Mexico City College while she is doing research and free-lancing.
Foto 2: No MoreCol. Harold Todd stoutly declares that his flying days are over. Todd, an M.A. candidate in economics, cheated death four times while in the U.S. Air Force and has decided to stickt to terra firma for a while.
Foto 3: Boning UpRobert Chadwick, MCC graduate student in antropology, has signed a contract with the Paleo-Philosophical Society, Inc., whereby he will take part in a expedition to Egypt and the Sudan. Chadwick has been named staff archeologist by the newly-formed corporation.
Foto 4: Jack B. KimballAnd Jack had better be quick when he faces the brave bulls as the full-fledged matador he hopes to become.
Foto 1: From Boxing Ring To Business CircleLooking every bit the formidable pugilist, ex-Navy champ and pro-boxerm Al Harriman has left the ring to battle boks as the first round to a business career.
Foto 2: Jump BallExchanging greetings in mid-air are MCC's Jim Hodge and a Texas Southmost College player. The game was played on the American High School courts with MCC host to the visiting Texans.
Foto 3: Watch Out, Fence!In a recent game, Phil Grace, short stop for the MCC Azrecas in shown seconds before he walloped one over the left field fence.
Foto 4: Rearing To Go Autoracer Bob Seiftert is now busy making plans for a motorcycle trip through Europe.