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

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3issoriatecl Men Students Carl Anderson President Dave Magy Treasurer Martin VVarshafskv Vice-president Cuiiirratidatioiis! ]arl Anderson came to the helm of the Associated Men Students with much experience to help him. He was pre- viously president of the Associated Engineers and an Archon. Ably assisted by Vice-president Marty Warshafsky, Secretary George Brown, Treasurer Dave Magy, and the members of the Men ' s Council, Anderson presented an active program including the Alpha Assembly, Brawl, Banquet, the All-College Stag, the semi-annual Scholarship Dance, the A.M.S. Assembly, the Stag and Roast Banquet, and concluded the semester with the tradi- tional Delta Breakfast. Dean Kenneth Kerans was adviser. Jail A stag -ering mob Twevty-four 1 Q JUNIOR

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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

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Allan Bhick Secretiiry pring associated Men Students Kenneth Durand President Allen Nave Treasurer Herbert Perrv Vice-president n. Is PRESIDENT of thc Associatcd Alen Students, Ken Durand aimed to create a greater unity and feeling of good fel- lowship among the men of the College through bigger and better socials. Durand had been prominent in the Y.A-l.C.A., was an Alpha and Beta Class officer and A. M.S. council member. Herb Perry, Allan Black, and Al Nave successfully filled the offices of vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. Important activities included Alpha hazing, management of the Alpha-Beta Brawl, the consequent Alpha-Beta Stag, and an All- College Stag Dinner at Clifton ' s Cafe. ROW I — H. Perry, M. Warshafsky. K. Durand. S Mclntyre, J Rosenberg, E. Thurston ROW II,— A, Black. T. Papich, H Seager, P, Quinn. L. Allen. S, Jolivette CAMP U S 3a Twenty-five