Hartnell College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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MR. ADDISON MR. BENGSTON Faculty Activities Many students may be laboring under false ideas as to the fun that the members of their faculty have. They really have just as good a time as many of the students have during the school year. Fun for all was the bill at the annual picnic of the teachers of the Salinas school district, held at Asilomar on October 7. Later in October, President and Mrs. Werner entertained the faculty with a dinner given at their home. On April 9, the faculty honored President and Mrs. Werner with a dinner given at the Nor¬ mandie Inn in Carmel. December 13 found Mr. and Mrs. Marble greatly surprised when the members of the faculty arrived at their home uninvited to give them a house-warming. The Rainbow Club of the Junior College enter¬ tained the women members of the faculty and the faculty wives at a tea given during the first semes¬ ter of the year. To wind up a very successful year, a barbecue was held on April 30. MR. AUGHINBAUGH MR. MARBLE AND MR. ERIS

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MR. SHERMAN MR. McCALLUM Faculty Five new male teachers have been added to the fold this year. Four the first semester, and one the second semester. Karl J. Bengston, instructor in Economics, is one of the newcomers. Marsdon A. Sherman, new head of the commerce de¬ partment, divides his time between teaching commercial subjects and organizing the drum-majorettes for next year’s marching band. He has been here for only one semester. Two new members were added to the science depart¬ ment, Dr. Eldon J. Gardner, instructor in Biological Sci¬ ences, and William J. McCallum, instructor in Chemistry. To the agricultural department came La Rain Marble, who has done a very good job of turning the bare field near the chemistry wing into a blooming pansy bed. MR. McCANN MR. MURRIN MR. SAUBLE MISS HUTCHINSON DR. HALL MISS LOWE mr

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E. L. Knowlton {School Board Untiring workers behind the junior college are those men who give so generously of their time and their abilities that this institution has be¬ come what it is. They are thinking always of the next advanced step so that Salinas Junior College will continue to hold its rightful place among the forward-looking junior colleges in the State of California. The Board of Trustees is composed of the following men: Harry Noland, J. D., attorney-at-law, President of the Board; William M. Hayes, D. D. S., dentist; Everett Knowlton, farmer; W. B. Murray, B. S., manager of Sego Milk Company; M. B. Young, manager of J. C. Penney Company; R. D. Case, Ed. D., secretary and Superintendent of Schools. H. Noland W. B. Murray W. M. Hayes M. B. Young • 28 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS R. D. CASE