College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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SAN MAT13o JUNIOR COLLEGE 31 resigned. 'Wfhat an election! Chuck full of pep and truly a marvelous display of that old school spirit. Candidates were of equal popularity, and the choice of best man was only made after the third trip to the polls. To conhrin the wisdom of their choice, President Mitchell at once called the students to assembly where he gave such a demonstration of what a student body meeting should be like, and of his ability as a leader that further oppo- sition was allayed, and unanimous approval was given. Now the Associated Students are really becoming worthy of the name. School spirits are rising like a thermometer on a hot day. San Mateo Junior College is truly forging ahead. Complete results of the election were as follows: Pzwiclemf . . . Carl Mitchell Vice-Prexiderzr . . Charles Blanford Setrefnry . . Doris Hoffman cle? slr gfx

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SAN Mfvruo JUNIOR COLLEGE 55 muvuvuIIuninuvuuuvumuvvvucanInvIunuuinummnuimmuuluurmunmnmui A l ' efdrsociatea' gllfen Students Hopes achieved . . . at last a Men's Club Room . . . The most active president in the history of the organization, Gerrit Pos . . . putting on two very successful dances, one each semester . . . the Spring dance in the Women's Club . . . Plans for a smoker '... will they materialize . . . we hope so . . . Who were the enterprising officers this semester? . . . P1'e.rinlemf . . . . Gerrit Pos Serretzzry . . Charlie Blanford The effllogolons A brand new club prepared to outdo the ancient Amphyction Club? No! That's not the purpose at all. The feeling of the women members is that they, too, want to do something for the school and want to work in harmony with the men's organization. The name, Allagolons, means sent to serve. Only sophomore women who have been outstanding workers as freshmen on the campus are asked to join the club. Organizations such as this one help to stimulate interest in scholarship as well as in school activities, and to some degree reward the women who have excelled in service for the College. Popularity, scholarship, service, and good fellowship are the requisites for the members in this composite group which has done so much this semester. They have improved the Girls' Club Room, and actively aided in the sale of Campus tickets. The officers for the past semester were as follows: Pferiderzf . . Dolly Brown Secretmjf . . . . Virginia Jones The charter members are Doris Cassasa, Mary Haley, Doris Hoffman, june Raycraft, Francella Winclmell, Carmel Saunders, Ruth Feasey, Helen Hughes, Rosalie Rosenbach, Elsie Albrecht, Laura Newton, Myrna Bearce, Virginia Bennett, Faith jordan, Ardine Otts, Beatrice Duncan, Helen Kimball, Lillian De Hay, and Dorothy Robinson.