Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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P s deea Juieior College

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FOREWORD ■ A pulsating rhythm of anticipation — a court- ing of the future and a response to the lure of the new — characterizes the spirit of Pasadena Junior College. ■ This 1933 volume of the Pasadena Campus endeavors to embody that spirit which colors the pageant of daily epi- sodes, portraying through word and picture the usual and the unusual, the humorous and the serious in the activities of the campus.

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Ad minnstratioiiii ■ Sprightly minds of the Pasadena Junior College students feel the steadying pulse of the administration. These executive rep- resentatives form an alert mechanism that vibrates with sympa- thetic understanding and assistance for the scholastic groups in the maze of junior college activities. Not only acting as a unit for establishing policies and keeping an orderly routine, it also serves as a group whose motive is the developing of an en ' iron- ment of human interest, individual to Pasadena Junior College. ■ As an integral force m maintaining this spirit of Pasadena Junior College, the administration gages the pace of progressive minds. As a mentor, it curbs an impulsive attitude. As a coun- selor, it strives for a system of guidance with and for the student. As a pal, it recognizes the social rights of young moderns and alleviates the curricula with functions of social significance. As an inter-mediary advisory body, it creates a desire for competi- tive success through inter-collegiate athletic, scholastic, and social relations. ■ The administration of Pasadena Junior College encourages the students to attain a broad conception of social and economic responsibilities, employing media supplementary to the academic experience in a program so arranged that men- tal activity balances the more flippant collegiate enterprises.