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

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5 Where ' s the ball and Y Carl and ' ■ Marty with an armful associated UDomen Students Jean Farber Secretary jLs president of the Associated Women, Edna Berry proved herself a hvely and competent leader. Her service record included secretaryship of the Associated Students, chairmanship of various AAV.S. committees, and activity as an Athenian and Alethian. With her, Kae Martin served as vice-president, Lenore Holland as secretary, Francis Ward as treasurer, Ruth Kenny as W.A.A. president, Grace Gospe as Associated Students secretary, a nd Douglas Wittman as Junior Collegian women ' s editor. Class representatives were: Jean Gardner, Alpha; Dixie Noble, Beta; Delotia Lee, Gamma; and Floris CoUender, Delta. Miss Pearl M. Small was adviser. Jfall Jean Gardner Alpha Represeritative Delotia Lee Gamma Representative Francis Ward Treasurer Dixie Nobel Beta Representative Edna Berry President Twenty-two 19 JUNIOR

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Len Wagner President Dorothy Disnev Vo7uen Students President Kenneth Oui.ind Men Students ' President Jean Farber Associated Students ' Secretary James Hudson Manager of Music Claude Ross Inter-cbih Cotincil President Katherine Smith Manager of M ' omen ' s Athletics Robert Sniyser Manager of Publications Martin Varshafskv Associated Students ' Vice- president xecutiuc Council Xhere were fourteen members of the spring Execu- tive Council. They were: Len Wagner, president; Marty Warshafsky, vice-president; Jean Farber, secretary; Syd- more Stern, manager of fin- ance; Nadienne Sponenburgh, manager of drama; Robert Probst, manager of forensics; Robert Smyser, manager of pubhcations; Jeanne Hemrich, manager of music; Katherine Smith, manager of women ' s athletics; Fritz Hummel, mana- ger of men ' s athletics; Dorothy Disney, A.W.S. president; Ken Durand, A. M. S. president; Claude Ross, Inter-Club Coun- cil president; and Dorothy Huff, Collegian editor. M 36 Twenty-one

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- « Elizabeth Kerr Delta Representative associated UDomen Students Helen W ' arnack Gam inn Rcpresentath ' e Bettv Greenewald Secretary Dorothea Newman Vice-president Mary Belle Tonipson Treasurer f L LENGTHY Hst of officcs succcssfully filled bv Dorothy Disney led to her election as president of the Associated A ' omen Students and her own affable manner won for her the loyal co- operation of not only fellow officers but of all College women. Neither Miss Disney nor her subordinates Dorothea Newman, vice-president, and Marybelle Tompson, treasurer, failed to jus- tify the confidence placed in them. Lois Clark, Alpha; Betty Kerr, Beta; Helen Warnack, Gamma; and Kaye Rogers, Delta; were class representatives. It was this group which was responsible for staging the popular fashion show, May Fiesta, and a number of other events. Dorothv Disney President i ROW I. — M Tompson, D. Newman. D- Disney. B. Greenwald. J. Farber. P. Ward. ROW II —A. Owen. K. Rogers. H. Warnack. B. Kerr. B. Last. E. Poland. C A M 36 Twenty-three