Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Left o righ — Top row: Roy Peterson, Cooy Edi+or; Sherwood Mark, Pho ographor; Vuno--- Elliot, Assistant Copy Editor; Second row: Ethyle Reed, Art Editor I; EUen Jones, Business Manager I; Winifred Walker. Assistant Feature Editor; Carter Cordner, Feature Editor II; Dorothy Bruce, Secretary; Helen Giere. Stenographer; Front row: Miss Harriet McCiay, Adviser; Kent CoUings, Publicity Manager II; Miss Jewel Bennett, Art Adviser; Dow Parkes, Associate Editor; Jean Backus, Editor-in-Chief; Mr, Ned Stirling, Typography Adviser; Mary Lou McConnelly, Art Editor II; Additional member: Bob Hanson, Feature Editor I. V O - M A G Realizing that the whole of education is aimed at the choosing and mastering of a vocation, Vo-Mag has striven to bring the stu- dents material concerning widely diversified fields. In seeking articles from authoritative sources, it has hoped to bring a keener insight into the prerequisites and trends which vocations are tak- ing. Rising above the high standard set last year, Jean Back us, editor, saw the completion of three issues with a secondary theme in each, featuring special essays and poems. With articles ranging from those of the most technical nature to essays to be read for sheer enjoyment, Vo-Mag met the challenge of universal appeal. Balancing the interest of the articles, outstanding pho- tography and make-up characterized the three numbers of the third year of the magazine. Under the sponsorship of Miss Ida Howes, Vo-Mag was published by the Department of Guidance.

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Leit to right— Top row; Mr. Ned Stirling, Typography Adviser; Mary Lou McConnelly, Art Editor; Ben Ludden, Editor-in-Chief; Front row: Ellsworth Stelle, Business Manager; Marjorie Barmettler, Associate Editor; Mr. John Ehlen, Adviser. CAMPUS BOARD Coinciding with a theme that shows the new cycle of develop- ment in recent educational trends, the 1935 Campus stresses accuracy in putting forth a record typical of the year it repre- sents. Under the direction of Ben Ludden, editor, and Marjorie Barmettler, associate editor, the book projects a true portrait of the school, reflecting a pervading spirit of optimism and achieve- ment in contrast with one of dejection and worry prevalent last year. Lay-outs by Mary Lou McConnelly, art editor, and unusual division page photographs by Sherwood Mark, staff photogra- pher, are the result of the editorial board ' s desire to produce a book illustrating the informal atmosphere on the campus. Though guided by a limited budget, the business manager, Ellsworth PAGE 28 wmnrmmm imn mm