Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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First Semester Officers Second Semester Syd Edwards President Syd Edwards Ed. Merchant.-Vice-President. .David Nelson Eleanor Wheeler .Secretary. Michael Sheehey Dorothy Edwards. Treas... Dorothy Edwards WITH the Junior Dance as the first big dance of the year, the Junior Class started their class activities for the semester. The Prom, an informal affair held at the Maryland Hotel on the evening of November 7, 1931, was a suc- cessful beginning. Music for the dancers was provided by Leighton Noble and his rhythmic orchestra. The Prom was followed by the Junior Jinx on February 29, one of the high spots of the Junior year. Johnnie Mitchell and his Ebony Boys of radio fame showed the students or- chestra arrangements that were u nique in their appeal. Amateur talent for the program was supplied by the Junior ■ ' V club. Su- zanne Kellogg presided as mis- tress of ceremo- nies. Members of the club gave several skits. Officers .H| |- Left to Right — Edward Merchant. Eleanor Wheeler. Sydney Edwards, Dorothy Edwards, David Nelson, Michael Sheehey. THE PASADENA CAMPUS, JUNE, NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO

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Senior Class Officers Left to Right — Front Row: Marion Hattersley, Steve Salisian, Miss Elizabeth Wheeler, Hugh Anderson, Ruth Van Horn. Second Row: George Burby, Ted Dorrancc. First Semester Officers Second Semester Steve Salisian President Hugh Anderson George Burby Vice-President Marion Hattersley Marion Hattersley Secretary Ruth Van Horn Ted Dorrance Treasurer Ted Dorrance OUTSTANDING among senior class activities of the first semester was the sport dance in the men ' s gymnasium, October 16. In the spring term, class government was re- organized, the council being responsible primarily to the administration. Each council member was assigned a group of 35 seniors, to each of w hom certain duties were given. Seniors participated in the annual spring carnival and held another sport dance April 9. Fourteenth year stu- dents ruled the entire junior college during Senior Week. On class day an oak tree, a gift of the seniors, was planted on the campus and the senior plaque laid in the front walk. The semi-formal Senior Prom was planned for all grad- uating students following the graduation exercises in the Rose Bowl, to close the activities of the class of 32.

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So|ilioinore C lass Officers Left to Right — Leonard Emery, Vincent Fite, Bob Carpenter, Miss Eleanor Corcoran, Margaret Johnson, Clifford Cave, Don Sheldon. First Semester Officers Second Semester Margaret Johnson President Margaret Johnson Bob Carpenter Vice-President Bob Carpenter ChflFord Cave Secretary Leonard Emery Don Sheldon Treasurer Vincent Fite BIGGEST event of the year for the Sophomore Class was the informal program dance held at the Pasadena Golf Club. Music was provided by a University of Southern California orchestra, and novelty dances were presented by Buckner and Nessley during the intermissions. The most popular event of the evening was a dance contest, the winners of which received a silver cup. The second project of the class was philanthropic — Parent-Teacher Association ' s Thanksgiving baskets being filled by Sophomores. Second semester officers, elected March 2, planned a benefit picture show during May for the Scholarship Fund. The final activity of the class was the Sophomore Prom in June.