Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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FEF COMMISSION ' K rs? y ' ' - ' ■ Left to right — Top row: Art Ryon, Cliff Groves, Phil Graham, Louise Bonds, George Manuel, Herb Engleman; Front roil-: Jack Young, Jane Foster, Dorothy Husband, Lois Boynton, Lois Berglund, Irene Hoffman, Jane Mc- Callum, Ben Berning. ■ Using posters as the basis for their cam- Hes were the means used for introducing paigning, the Pep Commission made a broad prominent speakers and musical organizations appeal to the student body to back athletic that aided in creating an atmosphere of or- events. The approach of games was an- ganized driving force. Spirited response nounced by posters and banners in the halls, from school bleachers during athletic contests while between events amusing chalk cartoons is to be credited to the sincere work of the Pep kept the eyes of the campus folk on bulletin Commission and to the individual enthusi- Jume, Nimeteee H HI in d r e d boards. Before many important games, ral- asm of each member of this student group. Tlhirty-=Three 29

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Ao M ed AoWo Mteft to right — Top row: Loretta Melton, First Vice-President, 11; Ted Ross, Treasurer, I; Talbot Lionberger, Treasurer, II; Grace Anderson, Second Vice-President, I[; Al Hoop, Secretary, II; Don Sheldon, Secretary, I; Mary Lewis, Freshman Representative; Second row: Betty Weston, Nurse Representative; Mary Magnuson, Senior Representative; Bessie Moore, Sophomore Representative; Lois Messier, W.A.A. Representative; Thelma Bailleaux, Secretary, I; Anne Mason, Senior Representative, II; Eleanor Northrup, First Vice-President, I; Leslie Hemler, Sophomore Representative; Marion Howell, Senior Representative; First row: Patricia Elston, Freshman Repre- sentative; Florence Kennedy, Treasurer, I; Virginia Keim, A. W. S. President, II; Lambert Westling, A. M.S. President, II; Miss Robbins, Adviser; Leslie Miller, A. M.S. President, I; Madelaine Currie, A.W.S. President, I; Virginia Parker, Treasurer, II; Margaret Johnson, Secretary. II. ■ That campus activities might be unified into students with the Junior College, Pals were one strong sweep of Pasadena Junior College recruited each semester. To create a link be- spirit, the Associated Men Students and As- tween home and school, A. W. S. and A. M. S. sociated Women Students planned a series of sponsored the annual Mother and Daughter lrSl§Sldl©lI11Sl social affairs that gathered the students of banquet in May and the Father and Son SI Ol P HI § varying interests together. To acquaint new banquet at the close of the football season. I

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L A N C - R (•CT - ' ■ Le to right — Top row: Syd Edwards, Aaron Ehmke, Bud Desenberg, Ned Thomas, Louis Venegoni, Don Sheldon, Stan Blush; Second row: Bob Heimann, Frankhn Holbrook, Bill Sorenson, Al Dorland, Vincent Fite, Russell Fagoda, Al Hoop, Ben Berning, Roy Gertmenian, Barry Simmons; Front row: Ted Rosi, Treasurer, II; Lambert Westling, Secretary, I; Bill Bailey, Vice-President, I; Bob Coop, President, I; Mr. O ' Mara, Eric Emery, President, II; Jack Shepherd, Secretary, II; Len Emery, Treasurer, II. Additional members: Howard Barnett, Bert Easterbrook, Bill Lawson, Ed Merchant, Les Miller, Francis Moon, Steve Seaton, Bob Simpson, Bill Wegge, Vice-President, II; Bob Wegge, Jack Young, Chan Carter. II ■ To foment school spirit, Lancers, Men ' s nabbed students sneaking in and out of as- service group, provided the first pep assembly, semblies, scared off fence-climbers at foot- and, prior to the traditional Long Beach foot- ball and basketball games, acted as hosts to ball struggle, planned a bonfire and parade, visiting teams, and served as walking ency- JiSl§Sldl©iniSl addition, these student guards controlled clopediae to new students. The Lancers are €i. mni IP O. § closed campus evaders and careless motorists, always ready to serve any collegiate group.