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

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Upper row: Laurence Potter, Gordon MacDonald. Lower row: Howard Bcntley. Joe Goodman. Paul Mahc ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS ' i ' Since the origin of Glendale Junior College in 1927, the Associated Men Students have tried to keep pace with the rapid advancement of the school. The organization was formed for the purpose of uniting the men of the college that they might carry on social, athletic, and other activities through their union. This organization was formed soon after the establishment of the Jaycee. ■ During both semesters, many social events and other activities were enjoyed by the A. M. S. as well as the rest of the student body. The activities included a sport dance given in honor of the football squad. A smoker was held for the entertainment of the men students. Exhibition boxing and wrestling were thoroughly enjoyed by the audience, though perhaps not so much by the participants. Election of officers for the second semester was held then also. ■ In the second half of the year, a meeting was held prior to the installation of officers, in which representatives from each sport gave pep talks to increase the number actively participating in athletics. A student dance in the form of a carnival was well supported and managed by members of the organization. ' J ' The following officers were elected the first semester: Laurence Potter, President; Paul Maher, Vice President; William Donally, Secretary-Treasurer. Second semester executives were Gordon MacDonald, President; hloward Bentley, Vice President; and Joe Goodman, Secretary-Treasurer. All men students are eligible for member- ship and are under the common bond of goodfellowship for the betterment of the school. Pui r Tivnily-livo

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L. Rockhold. R. E. Phillips, J. Angii Mitchell, H. Ricger, K. Henry, A. Lantz, L. Glenn, B. Sinclair. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS No organization in Glendale Junior College could be more popular or beneficial in promoting a spirit of friendship among women than the A. W. S. t The initial activity for the fall semester was the traditional Frosh Women ' s Mixer. During the semester the annual convention of Associated Women Students of the junior colleges throughout Southern California v as held at Lake Arrowhead. The officers and Miss Winifred Champlin, Assistant Dean of Women, represented Glen- dale. The final great activity of this group was the semi-annual tea honoring gradu- ating Sophomores. • ' A new system for simplifying the work of the officers was introduced by adding a Secretary of Assemblies and a Secretary of Publicity to the executive board. ' During the second semester the first n ain event was the Mixer. The biggest project of the semester, however, was the establishment of a fund to aid women in continuing their education. It is hoped that this fund will become another tradition of the Junior College. ' A big event was the annual May Day Festival, which mothers of the Associated Women Students. This affair entertainment and tea. ■ Certainly the A. W. S. this year has done much to establish and forward good feeling not only among its own members, but among the A. M. S., faculty and parents as well. ' ' First semester officers were Ruth Morrill, President; Ethel Phillips, Vice President; Louise Glenn, Secretary; Jean Angier, Treasurer; Betty Sinclair, Publicity Secretary: and Charlotte Tefft, Assembly Secretary. For the following semester, leaders were Leone Rockhold, President; Annabelle Lantz, Vice President; Jean Angier, Secretary; Helen Rieger, Treasurer; Katherine Henry, Friendship Secretary; and Dorothy Mitchell, Philanthropic Secretary. Paijr Tii ' t ' tity-oTit ' given in honor of the eluded a fashion show,

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