Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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tedeet Body Fr©sM©et! JACK YOUNG BEN BERNING ■ Realizing that the principle of progress is ■ With a business like stride, Ben Berning the essence of all educational projects, Jack stepped into the student body presidency. He Young made the achievement of that prin- wasted not a moment on preliminary quibble ciple the paramount purpose of his adminis- but immediately started to work. The results tration. Through observation of governing were effective and were manifested in the re- methods of other junior colleges, he evolved calling of the old-time spirit, the firing of important changes and made innovations athletes to superior accomplishment, and the «9l S SI dl © ini SI have improved the organization and increasing of the sense of the individual ' s « SI Oil ]P in § the efficiency of student body government, responsibility in student body organization.

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Under the direction of Le- land Pryor, the Business Ed- ucation Department includes Georgia Ashworth, AUison Baldwin, Paul Billeter, Nydia Corcoran, Jeanette Courtright, Evelyn Enches, Elizabeth Flint, Lois Glid- den, Roland Grinstead, Fran- cis Hardey, Maurice Hoerger. Albert Meub, Martin Pearson, Florence Root, Ida May Shrode. Charles Sydnor, Grace Wick- ham, and Florence Wupper. Captain Geoffrey Galwey commands the R. O. T. C. unit at Pasa- dena Junior College. He is assisted by Sergeant William B. Morgan. The chairman of the Mathematics Department is Peter W. Stoner. His staff includes Arthur Gehrig, Russell Guthridge, Mary Clark, Lincoln Damsgard, Dorothy Fretter. Murray Haws, Electra John- son, Lucy Leaming, Edna Plummer, Frances Webster, and Edith Witherell. Astronomy is also included in this department. Archibald M. Wedemeyer supervises the Art Department. Assist- ing him are Jewel Bennett, Ruth Chase, Helen Effinger, John Ehlen, Juliet Gifford, Portia Miner. Mary O. Sullivan, and Caro- lyn Woodhull. Poster publicity, stage sets, and extensive work on the Campus fall to their lot as a part of the year ' s activities. Jmiinie, Niinieteein HI u e d r e d TIhirty = Three

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.Boaird of IRepireseetotnv©! ■ Left to right — Top row: Lambert Westl ing, A. M.S. II; Bob Wegge, Freshman Representative I, II; Les Miller, A. M.S. I; Ed Merchant, Senior Representative II; Eddie Evans, Senior Representative I; Stan Blush, Junior Repre- sentative I, II; Front row: Madeline Currie, A.W.S. I; Don Sheldon, Sophomore Representative, II; Louise Sked, Secretary, II; Mr. O ' Mara, Adviser; Ben Berning, President, II; Jack Young, President, I; Virginia Keim, A.W.S. II. Additional meryihers: Vivian Dibble, Clerk, II; Bob Heimann, Sophomore Representative I. ■ Functioning as the legislative group of an body in order that its conduct may co-ordinate organized democratic body, the Board of Rep- with the machinery of citizenship. It safe- resentatives aims to direct student activity in guards the traditions and regulations of Pasa- pursuit of definite accomplishment. It forms dena Junior College with an efficient conserv- the nucleus of campus life, impressing the atism and dignified spirit, and thus encour- J m e 9 N i e e t ee 111 M e H d r e ffl principles of civic behavior on the student ages a perpetual allegiance to school ideals. Thirty-Tlhree 25