Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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FACULTY 29 Something Doing Every Minute is the slogan that best describes the work of the Dean of Men. It never grows monotonous. Each hour brings a new problem to be solved, a young man to be counseled, an- other to be encouraged, or a parent to be advised. There is work, indeed, but it is most fascinating and brings many compen- sations. JAMES P. O'MARA, Dean of Men. Student personnel work is an educational experiment which promises .a solution for many school problems. The entire student body is to be congratulated for the attitude which makes such work possible. It would be difficult to praise too highly this happy spirit of exploration which characterizes the student of Pasadena Junior College. May the same desire for progress be the heritage of those who follow. HOWARD HUNT PATTEE, Dean of Personnel.

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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.

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30 PASADENA CAMPUS FACULTY Buck row, left Lo 1-iylit--Elstrm, Niclay, Leach, Thurmrm, Dunn, Hippler, Wilcox, Pco1'7ce'r, Miller, Slmm, Sqffluor, Gutlwidge, Mc-Auley, Dressler, Rowell, Lewike, Rficliards, Suit., Meikle, Stason, Osborne, White. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION John W. Harbeson ----- Principal Ida E. Hawes ----- Dean of Women Kenneth M. Kerans - - Dean of Records James Patrick O'Mara - - Dean of Men Howard H. Pattee - - - Dean of Personnel CLERICAL Margaret Frey Pierce, Head Arlene D. Alcorn John A. Anderson, Head Paul Edward Billeter Eleanor Nydia Corcoran Jenette B. Courtright Elizabeth Flint Murray G. Hill, Head Dora A. Atkinson Dorothy Dixon Muriel Dana Emerson Isabel Frazee Edna F. Goodhew Elma Holloway Elizabeth E. Keppie Katherine Bramkarnp Lucile Ladd Walter E. Wilcox COMMERCE Lois Viola Glidden Beth A. McCall Florence Maher Albert P. Meub M. L. Pearson ENGLISH Katherine Kester Glenn Lloyd Lernbke Harriet McCl.ay Elizabeth McKinney Ethel Louise Norton Maude Louise Oliver Jessie K. Paxton Irene Sage Peters Edith M. Wolfe Doris Northrup Myrtle Tinkham Leland M. Pryor Elizabeth Titus Richards Catherine J. Robbins Ida May Shrode Charles E. Sydnor Marguerite K. Prince Nell Marie Remsberg Elsie Louise Sawyer Marion' W. Segner Gladys L. Snyder ' Helen M. Stone Rex Truman May Walmsley