Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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S F II II RJ nku First row, left to right: BILL HUMPHREY, GRACE JENSEN, JOE BAKER, PETER DUCKER, SHINRO MATSUMOTO, JEAN WHITSTINE, MARY LEIGHTON TAYLOR, NANCY REEL, BILL SIMMONS. Second row: VIRGINIA PFEIL, JEANNETTE ADAMS, JEANNE ADAMS, DOROTHY CONVERSE, LUCILLE NUTT, LEONA JOHNSON, DORIS YOUNG, JEAN ROWLEY, BARBARA POORE. Third row: JEAN LINDSAY, DIXIE STROMEYER, BILL LEWIS, NADINE BERLITY, BELLE WARNICK, JUNE STORM, HELEN SAVORY, ARLINE VOBORIL, KITTY EASTM AN, VIRGINIA ROOKE. Fourth row: ALTON PRYOR, JAMES NORBERT, KENTON McDAVID, FRANK DORN, EDWARD JAMES, ROBERT BURNS, PETE NAGLE, CLOYDE HOWARD. Fiith row: NORMAN STANGER, BOB RIDGWAY, EDWIN JOHNSON, EDWARD JONES, ROBERT EIKENBURY, ERNIE BLUMBERG, ED DAVIS. The Sophomore Class Council is a representative group of this year ' s Lower Division gradu- ating class. Many of the students of this organization will remain at Pasadena Junior College throughout the next two years and become active participants in school government, while others will leave to attend other institutions. The Sophomore Class has sponsored several dances this year, the highlight of these being the final dance, which resembles the Senior Prom. Very active this year, the Sophomore Class also sponsored a float in the annual Football Parade in the Rose Bowl. From this group, newcomers last year will become the student body leaders of Pasadena Junior College in the two years in which they have to serve the school.

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J u n II It C I 1 S Ji DIXIE STROMEYER, ARLENE VOBERIL. MARGARET WILLIAMS, LARRY GARLAND. THUEL SCHUHART (President I), JOYCE BEN- NETT, VIRGINIA SPAHR, MARY WATT, HARLAN ERICKSON (President II). FRANK BERTHOLET. J-OL (X ' J ' t- . t ZJicc,- A - ' t ' ' J ' LyU Boar(d meetings once a month throughout the school year assisted the Junior Class Council in its task of organizing and integrating students who faced the freedom and resul ' - ponsibilities of Upper Division for the first time. Problems concerning the Junior C tion to the student body unit were threshed out at these council session =■ ' P ' - ■ dance in April, as well as the annual sponsored assembly and pT Mci; Dagger spring carnival were made and effectively carried out time a representative from the class was included in the Non-R .1. Thuel Schuhart served as first semester president with Harlan Erick. r.

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F R U II 11 I . i; L I !i i DOROTHY LUSK, DON ENGEN, BOB McCORMICK, BOB BLACKER. BETTY JEAN DEVINE, DALE FLEMING, PHYLLIS ANDERSON, LUCILLE NUTT, JOHNNY OGRADY, BARBARA HEATHER, DALE HIESTAND (President I). VIRGINIA ROOKE, BOB EASTMAN (Presi- dent II), DOROTHY YOUNG, BEVERLY BOWLAND, JEAN WILFONG, BOB MARDIAN. Red and white Fresh Dinkies and Beanies raged rampant during the first Associated Student attempt to foster more school interest in the Freshman r gear idea fizzled out in the waning weeks of the first semester. Active fre. ' h- the Frosh Women ' s Club, attended teas and luncheons given for them ; men organized a new drama club which threw a Sherlock Holmes meller ations reminiscent of the briny deep were the feature of the Freshmai Masonic Temple. President first semester was Dale Hiestand. Boi the second semester, sweated and strained in order to help form a nc