Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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FACULTY ! a PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE To the, Students and Faculty of the Pasadena Junior College: With the issuance of this yearbook we pass the first milestone in the history of our united four-year Junior College. This year has brought us farther along the highway of succlewss than even the most optimistic of us dared hope in the beginning. A com- pleted administrative organization, an accomplished working procedure for one insti- tution, a well organized student body functioning successfully, enthusiastic participation of both upper and lower divisions in all forms of student activities stand as monu- mental evidence of a glorious year. These are indeed wonderful accomplishments and credit for them is due, without reserv-ation, to the magnificent manner in which students and faculty have persistently and unselfishly labored and sacrificed for our common Alma Mater. With this auspicious beginning other great accomplishments will be our goals in the years immediately before us. We must clearly sense and develop a Pasadena Spirit which will be the guiding power of our student life. Such a spirit is already well begun, and in the years to come will prove to be more powerful in developing high standards of student life and accom- plishment than all the rules and regulations which could be devised. We must also foster a sense of student responsibility which alone can give us the atmosphere and traditions of a real college. Out of these attainments will grow a great collegiate institution with character and individuality of its own,-a new Pasadena Junior College, worthy of the glorous heritage which we have received from the great days of the past. JOHN W. HARBESON, Principal-

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28 PASADENA CAMPUS As the Dean of Records goes about his daily work, he fervently wishes that no stu- dent had to be denied graduation because of failuresg that no student failed to get a recommendation to college because of low gradesg that no student had to be followed- up because of cutting'. The Student Body demands one hundred percent efficiency of its athletes. May the day come when the students of Pasadena Junior College take the same attitude toward the accomplish- ment of the daily tasks, the successful com- pletion of which means so much to the stu- dent's present and future happiness. KENNETH M. KERANS, Dean of Records. The fascination of my day's work lies in its variety. Contact with the numerous activities of the Student Body and the Asso- ciated Women Students, the establishment of a social program for our new Junior Col- lege, the forming of policies from an ad- ministrative standpoint as well as from the students' point of view,-all these have pre- sented opportunities which have made this year of pioneering full of interest. The next will bring, we hope, the realization of many dreams, the fruition of this year's efforts. IDA E. HAWES, Dean of Women.