Los Angeles Junior College - Junior Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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' ■•• ' ' (Bhb (iLLiAM Quixx came ro the presidency of the Asso- ciated Students as the only write-in candidate ever to reach that office. Having been Associated Men Students ' president for the previous semester, a member of the University Rehgious Con- ference Board, an active Archon, and prominent in the Associated Engineers, Quinn was well-quaHfied for the top position. Excellent service as Associ- ated Women ' s vice-president led to Dorothy Disney ' s elec- tion to the Associated Students ' vice-presidency. She was the first woman to fill this post that involves the direction of cam- pus social activities. Executing the many duties of secretary was Grace Gospe, who very efficiently recorded parley of the officials. associated tudcnts ' Officers Dorothy Disney Vice-president William Quinn President Grace Gospe Secretary JTall Eighteen H JUNIOR

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Dr. Erie Bellquist Executh-e Ofpcer Bational goutti administration Dorothv Stinson Executive Officer DIRECTORS of the Na- tional Youth Administration this year were Deans Bertha Green and Kenneth Kerans. Miss Dorothv Stinson, physi- cal education instructor, anc Dr. E. C. Bellquist. politica science instructor, served as executive officers. .Miss Lockett was government representative. The project allowed students to work a maximum of eight hours a week at thirty -six cents an hour on such jobs as com- piling statistics, stenography, gardening, printing, and library work. A C average in ten and one-half units qualified needy students for empl() ment. Dean Bertha Green AdmhlistTJtor Dean Kenneth Kerans Adi)iinistrator Keepi ifi rerorJs .M 36 Seventeen

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dissociated tuclents ' ©flicers JUen Wagner, having held the presidency of his Alpha and Gamma classes, the post of manager of drama on the fall-term Executive Council, besides a number of other offices, was well qualified to serve as Associated Students ' president. Elected with- out a platform of trite promises, he proved a straightforward ad- ministrator of student affairs during the spring semester. Versatile, amiable Marty Warshafsky, vice - president, made the College ' s social life pleasant and lively, and also contributed a pamphlet which lists available dance bands and ballrooms together with the procedure for planning social functions. Jean Farber, a prominent co-ed, acted as a willing and capable secretary. Martin Warshafsky Vice-president Len Wagner President Spring Jean Farber Secretary C A M P L S y 0 Nineteett