Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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I! II I li II First row, left to right: BOB GILLETTE, Senior Class President H; THUEL SCHDHART, Junior Class Presi- dent I; HARLAN ERICKSON, Junior Class President II; NORMAN BENNETT. Sophomore Class President I; BILL SIMMONS, Sophomore Class President II. Second row: DALE HIESTAND. Freshman Class President I: BOB EASTMAN, Freshman Class President II; MABLE PROUTY, A.W.S. President I; BAR- BARA PLACE. Associate A.W.S President I and II; LOUISE McCASTLINE. A.W.S. President I;. Third row; JOHNNY WALKER. A.M.S. President I; BILL ODONNELL. Associate A.M.S. President I and II; WILLIAM WEBB. A.M.S. President II; TWILA JACK. Clerk of the Board I; KITTY EASTMAN. Clerk of the Board II. Fourth row: HOWARD CLAPP. Student Body President I; PETER DUCKER. Associate Stu- dent Body President I; VINCENT ERICKSON. Senior Class President I and Student Body President II; BOB BURNS, Associate Student Body President II. t.s 0-

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COURT C ' 7 ir ft ' feftRLAN ERICKSOTl Chief Justice I. Bot- tom: THUEL SCHUHART, Chief Justice 11. To adequately enforce the laws passed by the Board of Represen- tatives, Chief Justice Erickson (I) entirely revised the traditional Student Court, setting up a defin- ite court procedure which pro- vided for prosecutors, defense at- torney, grand jury and a three way system divided into Minor, Superior and Supreme. Thuel Schuhart served as Chief Justice 11. First row, le ft to right: BOB GILLETTE, Associate Justice I: ROBERTA OGLESBY, Associate Justice I and II; MAR- JORIE PRUCHA, Associate Justice I; BILL WALTON, Associate Justice I and II; Ed SUDRALA, Prosecutor I and Asso- ciate Justice II; WARREN GLASS, Prosecutor II. Second row: LOUIS ERWIN, Associate Justice II, BELLE WARNICK, Clerk of the Court I; JOAN BATHRICK, Clerk of the Court I; VIRGINIA RAINS, Clerk of the Court II; ALBERDENA de HANN. Clerk of the Court II; WARREN ALLEN, Defense Attorney I. Additional member; BOB OVERSTREET, De- fense Attorney II.

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l m za« C i I! I I T Unlike the members of the Student Board, who are chosen by popular vote at various elec- tions held throughout the school year, the members of the Cabinet are appointed by the Board. Their qualifications are duly considered and if the prospective cabinet member proves himself capable to the Board ' s satisfaction, he is appointed to his desired office with an Asso- ciate Secretary as a helper. Usually the Secretary has a small committee which works in cooperation with him in discharging his duties. Each Cabinet member has one specific job to do. Secretaries of the Cabinet and their aides have had a great deal to do with the in- creased student body activities. Next year ' s Cabinet will be operated under a new set-up, as described in the newly accepted student body constitution. The Board will continue to ap- point Cabinet members but more equal distribution between the campuses will be effected. First row, left to right: BARBARA McCOLM, Secretary of Activities I; SEWARD MURPHY. Secretary of Activities II; MARION DUR- HAM, Associate Secretary of Activities I. Associate Secretary of Social Affairs II; ELBERT LEE SOUTH, Associate Secretary of Activi- ties II; BARBARA FITCH, Secretary of Women ' s Athletics I and II; JEAN WHITSTINE, Associate Secretary of Women ' s Athletics II. Second row; RAY GALCERAN, Secretary of Athletics I; DALE HIESTAND, Secretary of Athletics II; MIKE TRACY, Associate Secre- tary of Athletics II; PETER PAULSON, Secretary of Finance I and II; YVONNE HANCOCK. Secretary of Music I and II; DOROTHY LOOS, Associate Secretary of Music I. Third row: MILTON BANTA. Associate Secretary of Music II; JOE RISSES, Secretary of Oral Arts I; WILLIAM BURKE, Secretary of Oral Arts II; DICK KENDALL, Secretary of Organizations I; DORIS WIRTH, Secretary of Organ- izations II; BELLE WARNICK, Associate Secretary of Organizations II