El Camino College - Warrior Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

Page 62 text:

e e mm! Mail e e , ymwwwx k x x V hy :mxxxmxxx The Womanhs Athletic Association was one of the hrst organized clubs of the school, and as long as women are interested in sports it promises to be one most active under the guidance of Miss Bette Bond and BI Mrs. Ruth Mazak. The Women The El Camino W.A.A. holds membership in chNational Athletic Federation of College Womenh and madeupof hCalifornia Athletic Federation of College Women? Eglliestiggmhl oege. r lcgcpmductio cverotbcmpi Serving: with 15th were: Pm, Pm,Emilii Haga;Tm secondscm ! CMPWPM Pres; Kay ,1 PHffnegTu J. W.A.A. 'Ist SEMESTER OFFiCERS W.A.A. 2nd SEMESTER OFFICERS President, Audine Campbell; Secretary, Adeline President, Joan Van Wig; Vice-Presidenf, Timmie Doakf; Weaver; Publicity, Terry long; Parliamentarian, Joan Treasurer, Angie Halvorsen; Publicity, Marquita De Goedl; Van Wig; Eligibility, Betty Cutter. Eligibility, Morna Gahlbeck; and Parliamentarian, Betty Cuiter. Page Fifty-eight

Page 61 text:

S First semester President, Gretchen Hertel, Dr. lois Swanson, and second semester President, Maryan McClelland. E1 Caminds Associated Women Students is an organization composed of all women enrolled in the college and is aimed at promoting friendly relations between women and organizing social functions for the women students. High points of the 1948-1949 A.W.S. Activities were the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Centinela Valley Cosmetology demonstration, at which more than twenty women students received free hair stylings and beauty pointers from a group of local and nationally known cosmetologists. This demonstration was the Erst of its kind to be given at a Southern California College and it was received with great enthusiasm by the women. A fashion show and a tea for the women students and their mothers held in? May culminated the yearis events. Secon'd semester A.W.S. board: Mary leonurd, Rita Sabota, Adeline Weaver, Pres. Maryan McClelland, Margie Evans, First semester President, Gretchen Hertel, Irene Rudder, and Beverly Kramer. Page Fifty-seven

Page 63 text:

WWW. W WWW AWIIAVIIII ll WIMWMWMM y, WMIWMWWWMKIWWWWWWg W m, , l, , '1 MM m7 Mw' MM WW WWW MW' t a t at , MAYANS The Mayans are a service ou or anized in late 1947 irnderi thge leadership of Bill Peters. Since that time they have performed many ser- vices to the college. Under the able leadership of their first semester ofhcers, Pres. Dick Wayers; Vice-pres. Dick Volesky; Sec. Fred Iwata; and Sgt.-at-arms, Phil Daher. BELLS ?iiimh The Womens Honorary Society is M made up of the women with the highest scholastic standing in the College. The BELLS serve at all Col- lege productions as ushers or what- ever other capacity they may fill. Serving as first semester officers with Eva Rivas as faculty sponsor were: Pres, Tonie Knapp; Vice- Pres., Emily Jones; Secretary, Kay Haga; Treasurer, Jeanne Clark. The second semester officers were: Audine Campbell, Pres; Tonie Knapp, Vice- Pres.; Kay Haga, Sec.; Virginia Pfiffner, Treas. SIGMA SIGMA The Sigma Sigma or Scholarship Society as it is sometimes called is made up of those members of the college student body with a B aver- age or better. This organization is open to both men and women of El Camino and is active in rendering services to the College. Leading the group for the past year were: Ed Gherna as President; Bob Bertels as Vice-President; Tonie , padkfi 'Gpedli Knapp, Secretary; and Bob Bebber CW as Treasurer. Page Fifty-nine