Hartnell College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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fiaasidt ajf Jkudteel Dr. Hayes President of Board Mr. Merrill Mr. Holme Dr. Farr Mr. Knowlton Malntena nee Mr. Laughton Superintendent Mr. McDougall Chief Custodian Mr. Graulich Head Gardener • 19 mM

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SupesUnteudcnt School AdLniiniA.t ' iatio.n Despite the uncertainty of some phases of higher education, its existence remains preeminent in the minds of the personnel of the board of trustees. L nceasingly on the alert against pressure groups which would temporarily change the purposes of the college, the school board has remained our true champion. Dr. R. D. Case, secretary to the board and superintendent of the union district, super¬ vises with sincerity and interest the varied activi¬ ties of our school. As these men oversee our mental well-being so do the custodians oversee our physi¬ cal well-being by providing us with attractively kept campuses and halls and protecting our safety. • 18 •

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AdAo-ciated Students Under the handicap of “c’est la guerre” that is affecting our en¬ tire generation, the 1943 Commission of the Associated Students of Salinas Junior College has upheld with unprecedented perse¬ verance our standards and our traditions. The main duty of the student administrative board is to set the policies governing activities. At best an arduous job, this year the decisions necessi¬ tated by changing economic, social and educational status en¬ compassed a far broader field than has been previously experi¬ enced by Salinas’ student administrators. Selected by the student body for ability and sagacity in their particular fields, the mem¬ bers of the commission are a concentrate of Salinas Junior Col¬ lege life and energy; they are the nucleus of campus animation. Ross Smith, President • 20 •