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MAI KIM-; ANDREWS r. c. i.. a. WILLIAM A. AXDREE esident Orange nen ' s Club (1), aff (2) ; Track nming (1); Co- . S. B. Social WALTER M. BARRAGAR U. C. I.. A.; Vice-President EDITH BEERS U. C. I.. A.; Honor Society ( i) • E Nous (2); Pasadena Junior College (1) A,; II, mum- Society (1), (2); Y. LAWRENCE BURNS . Honor Society (1), (2).
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Hi i First Semester CLASS OF ' 3 Second Semester John Moulder ----- President ----- Robert Gray Louise Green - Vice-President - - - Kenneth Gardner Walter Barragar - - Secretary-Treasurer - Al Sisson The members of the Class of 1930 have faithfully carried out last year ' s prophecy for them in that they have entered many student activities, and have helped to uphold the reputation of Glendale Junior College. They have been prominent in athletics, debating, dramatics, social life, and the glee clubs, as well as helping to keep up the standard of scholarship. They helped win the cup for Glendale in the 1930 con- ference track meet. Several members took part in the 1930 college play, A Strenuous Life, as well as the operetta, The Pirates of Penzance. Many have participated in debating, conference and inter-collegiate ; and several entered the National Oratorical contest. Epsilon Omega and Orange and Black clubs have taken in several members from the Class of ' 30. To stimulate inter-class spirit, the upper-classmen originated some Frosh Rules, which were quite successful in attaining their purpose. On class day, the sophomores were defeated by sheer force in three of the five events ; but the freshmen were beaten by two basketball teams. A series of events were held late in the year for the graduating sophomores. Sunday evening, June 15, the Baccalaureate service was held for the class in the Presbyterian church. Reverend W. E. Edmonds, pastor of the church was the speaker. Tuesday evening, June 17, the class assembled for an ivy-planting ceremony, followed by a banquet. Commencement exercises were held on Thursday morning, June 19, in the Junior College auditorium. Dr. F. P. Woellner, Professor of Education at U. C. L. A., was the speaker. [ 17 ]
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woddrow covixotox HAROLD DICKEY THELMA R. DOROTHY Y. W. C. A. (1); Treasurer and Pre (Jl; Ouidnunc (1). Vice-President Vice-President Women ' s Glee Club ( LOIS DWYER Honor Society (1). (2); W. A (2); Hockey (1), (2). DONALD H. FRIESEX Honor Society (2); S (1); Men ' s Glee Club (. ' ): Tennis (1), Operetta (2): Drama Play (- ' ); G. J Exchange Programs C2). ERMA K. GIVENS Occidental; Honor S ciety Social Commit Secretary W. A. A. LOUISE GORMON
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