Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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First Semester Officers Second Semester Bob Heiman President Burr Tupper Linn Eastman V.-President... Lorraine Palmer Ted Eastman Secretary Eliz. Merchant Al Hoop Treasurer Virginia Keim FRESHMAN class began the activities of the fall semester with a class meeting in the women ' s gymnasium. Officers elected there first appeared before the class at the Freshman assembly. December 1 1 , the Freshmen held a sport dance at the Maryland Hotel. Student com- mittees and faculty advisers showed pleasing originality in the use of the Christmas season decorations. Class officers, wishing to share the Christmas spirit with the children at the Pasadena Preventorium, gave them the tw elve- foot Christmas tree used in the decorations. Fresliiiian €las$ $ Officers Left to Right — Top Row: Bob Heiman. Ted Eastman, Al Hoop, Linn Eastman. Burr Tupper. Lower Row: Miss Mary Davis, Virginia Keim, Lorraine Palmer, Elizabeth Merchant. THE PASADENA CAMPUS, JUNE, NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO

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So|ilioinore C lass Officers Left to Right — Leonard Emery, Vincent Fite, Bob Carpenter, Miss Eleanor Corcoran, Margaret Johnson, Clifford Cave, Don Sheldon. First Semester Officers Second Semester Margaret Johnson President Margaret Johnson Bob Carpenter Vice-President Bob Carpenter ChflFord Cave Secretary Leonard Emery Don Sheldon Treasurer Vincent Fite BIGGEST event of the year for the Sophomore Class was the informal program dance held at the Pasadena Golf Club. Music was provided by a University of Southern California orchestra, and novelty dances were presented by Buckner and Nessley during the intermissions. The most popular event of the evening was a dance contest, the winners of which received a silver cup. The second project of the class was philanthropic — Parent-Teacher Association ' s Thanksgiving baskets being filled by Sophomores. Second semester officers, elected March 2, planned a benefit picture show during May for the Scholarship Fund. The final activity of the class was the Sophomore Prom in June.

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A.M.S. and A.W.S. • Left to Right: Les Miller. Bill Thomas. }. P. O Mara. Jack Young. First Scm. Officers Second Sem. B. Thomas. ... President B. Thomas I. Cabot Vice-President. .J. Young B. Norene .Secretary L. Miller B. Little Treasurer T. Hoss Corresponding Secretary....]. Griffith Adviser. J. P. OMara • ASSOCIATED MEN Students have had as their main object the bringing back of the old time Bulldog spirit. They have solved the prob- lem of welding many diverse interests into a program fos- tering school spirit by having peppy A. M.S. meetings. Left to Right — Top Row: Lou- anne Bartlett. Leslie Hemler, Mary Esbenshade. Maryland Holmes, Mary Ellis. Mercedes Bergmann. Colletta Moore. Peggy Archibald. Second Row: Eleanor Northrup. Jane Johnson, Carol Hartung, Jane Pond, Madclaine Currie, Miss Robbins, Jeanne Thomson. Helen Rooke, Dorothy Rossback. First Semester Officers Second Semester J. Thomson President M. Currie M. Currie First Vice-President J. Pond D. Rossback. ..Second Vice-President C. Hartung J. Johnson Secretary E. Northrup H. Rooke Treasurer J. Johnson ACQUAINTANCESHIPS among the women stu- dents of the junior college were furthered by so cial events sponsored by the A. W. S. and friendships strengthened by constructive social service efforts of the club. Some accomplishments of the organization this year included gifts for the needy at the holidays.