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

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A. L. Hill Smith Jean An ier Dorothea Smithson Jean Lyans SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomores of 1933 have been as active a class as usual. There have been in their ranks many significant personalities. Mary Jo Baird achieved the highest position in Junior College journalism as editor of the Galleon. Howard Bentley, who came to the junior college with a high school background of executive practice, has entered again into adminis- trative activity. Bob Carter has vocalized his way into the high estimation of his classmates in numberless musical activities. Josephine de Brulier, in literature and in the college library, has made her influence felt. Bob de lournette has been constantly active in college sports. So have Bill Don- nally. Homer Hare, Bromley Marple, Howard Bentley, Ev. Stahl, George Wheatley and Byron Durlev. In women ' s athletics Jean Angier, Mary Jo Baird, Echo Bennett, Bette Boone, Fih Hine, Barbara Jones, Ruth Jones, Esther Leonard, Janet Mabry, Marguerite Poore. Charlice Rives, Dorothea Smithson and Charlotte Tetft have been prominent. In musical pursuits the names and voices of Jean Angier, Louise Glenn, Catherine Henry, Ed- gar Perry and Robert Carter have lieen often heard. {Page Eighteen)

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upper Row — Esther Leonard. Pauline Berg, Marjorie Hitchcock, Jean Angier. Middle Row — Adele Boice, Jean Stewart, Susan McCurds. Helen Cros Bottom Row — Mary Lou Joy, Catherine Heniy. Donnabelle Kinser. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS At the beginning of the hrst scniLstcr the AsboeiatcJ Women Students sponsored small parties in the evenings to enable students to become better acquainted. The A. W. S. had a committee functioning both semesters to aid entering women in becoming registered. At Christmas time they worked with the Associated Men Students in securing food and money for needy families in Glendale. The second semester board held a May Fete on the seventeenth for the women of Glendale. On the nineteenth of May the women students entertained the girls from both Cilendale and Hoover High Schools. {Page Seventeen)

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Jack Flynn George Smith Burr Yarick ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS The Associated Men Students presented a boxing and wrestling as- sembly in the men s gymnasium during the first semester of this year. Another event was an assembly program of the revue type. The entertain- ment was furnished bv Harry Lewis ' band, Danny Lentz, The Three Yell Kings, Dean Worthvs son, Ohan Ker ian and the Sun-struck Beauties. In the second semester they staged another assembly. The Associated Men Students serve chiefly in the capacity of a service organization. The outstanding members act as assistants at dances and the Association sponsors programs for the men students to parallel those given by the . . V. S. for the women students of the junior college. {Page Kiiieteen)