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S C IJ D I }) Jl ii }i J f - w Alpha Gamma S ijn One of the organizations new to the Junior College this year is Alpha Gamma Sigma, the California Junior College Honor Schol- arship Federation. The Salinas chapter of this culb was organized on February 22, 1938. In order to become a member, a student must have thirty-five grade points for the semester previous to his membership. This is an unusually high standard, as in most junior colleges the requirement is thirty grade points. Lyle Stageburg was chosen to lead the group as president, Betty Draper was elected vice-president, and Jean Perkins was given the job of secretary-treasurer. The members adopted the usual constitution taken by the various chapters of Alpha Gamma Sigma in California, with two amendments being made. One reads that the chapter shall sponsor one large social affair each school year. The other is to the effect that there be a scholarship committee composed of members of the chapter to keep track of and investigate all scholarships available in other colleges and universities and report such to the members interested. Each year. Alpha Gamma Sigma awards a fifty-dollar scholarship to a graduate from one of the junior colleges in the state. In order to be eligible for this, a student must maintain a high scholastic average through all his Junior College career and be outstand- ing in character and service to the school. Lyle Stageburg, who had the highest grade point average in the 193 8 graduating class, was chosen to represent our school in this competition. Permanent members must have a 2.3 grade point average for two out of three semesters of Junior College work. Yuri Nishi, Betty Draper, Harold Stigers, and Lyle Stageburg qualified, and are eligible for gradurtcr with honors. Lyle Stageburg g %k Perkins f T lOf , ' gr Betty Drapei
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i xl Jl xl 7 i] I New ideas, new plans and new efforts have all gone to make this yearbook of 1938 a true experiment, The Ln Kcuta was given a smaller budget than those of previous years, but we all feel confident that this has in no way detracted from this issue. Much credit should be given to: The Cal- ifornia Art and Engraving Company, for through their help we have been able to receive many ideas which have helped us to make a better book ; to the Green ' s Studio for the use of their camera and also for the Don Coover, Jr Barbara Tracy • i : time and effort that they expended to make our pictures outstanding, and to Roy Owen, Printer, for the excellent printing and pa- tience. The combined efforts of the following staff were responsible for collecting and ed- iting all material necessary for the public- ation of this book: Editor, Don Coover, Jr.. Assistant Editor, Joyce Wiggins ; Business Manager, Barbara Tracy; Advertising Man- ager, Clayton Lamb ; Photography Editor, B. Bentley, P. Porter: Art Editor, Hubert Luck; assisted by E. Winters; Staff mem- bers were: Football, Doug Schwartz and Chapin Day ; Baseball, Bob Coover ; Track, Bob Henderson; Basketball, Luther Ogawa and Melvin Stromber; Girls sports were written by Elsie Tamagani, 13th Year; Ruth Igleheart; Student Body, Jack Kympton : Band, John Draper; Orchestra, Betty Dra- per; Glee, Beth Falkenberg; Clubs: Men ' s Club, Bill Wmg; U. G. C, Vivian Stephen- son; Toastmasters, Dick Carlisle; Junior Chamber of Commerce, Doug Schwartz; Division page dedications, Arlene Hall. Fac- ulty members who assisted the staff were: Mr. Murrin, faculty adviser: Miss Hall, faculty: and Mr. Werner, trustees. With all these latest facilities in photo- graphy, printing, and engraving at our dis- posal the staff has tried to put out a book that is unique in every way and to make this 1m Rett f CI a true year book of memories.
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