Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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MISS IDA E. HA WES Dean of Guidance ■ In an effort to encourage students to do the type of work of which they are capable, Miss Ida E. Hawes, Dean of Guidance, keeps in circulation the latest ideas in vocational information. Being in charge of the educational program of the school, she directs everything from the preparation of ma- terial for blue-prints, programs and booklets, to the supervision of the counseling of students. As- sisting her in program work are Dorothy Dixon, Archie M. Turrell, Gladys Buchholz, Cecil Stew- art, Florence Brubaker, and Henry Weitzell. The big opportunity of these counselors is the privilege of making the educational road a little smoother for four thousand young men and women. ■ Extending a hospitable hand to prospective Pasa- dena Junior College students, Mr. John A. Ander- son, Dean of Records, with his office staff directs the registration of new men and women in the school. The dean ' s corp of workers is responsible for informing prospective victims of impending scholastic examinations and tests such as subject ' A and Thorndike. Counting noses in each semester ' s enrollment, doling out supplies, and aid- ing bewildered students in the interpretation of the college catalogue, are included in the scope of his duties. In addition. Dean Anderson cares for school records, compiles statistical reports, and keeps a very fatherly eye on erratic attendance. JOHN ALVIN ANDERSON Dean of Records Juee, Niineteeim H u m d r e d Tlhirty=Tlhree

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■ James P. O ' Mara makes the office of Dean of Men a most valuable part of the Pasadena Junior College. Although his work is primarily with the men students, he is a sympathetic participant in many activities. As a promoter of enthusiastic school spirit, he firmly upholds all traditions of the school by supporting and attending rallies and ath- letic contests. Mr. O ' Mara co-operates with the students in carrying out, in his office or on the field, the rules set down by the school govern- ment. It may well be said that Pat has the wel- fare of every fellow at heart and is prepared to serve any student or organization at all times. C a m p e § JAMhS PAI RICK O ' MARA Dean of Men MISS CATHERINE J. ROBBINS Dean of Women ■ Although officially the Dean of Women, Miss Catherine J. Robbins is the pal of new students and big sister adviser of all women students. Since she acts as social secretary to clubs, her office also serves as the clearinghouse for their social service work. Because of Miss Robbins ' friendly personality, students are drawn to her office that they may find an answer to questions centering about collegiate problems. The Dean of Women at Pasadena Junior College is the con- trolling force in the whirl of social activities.

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Depairtinmeet Clhiaa]rinni©e The Social Science staff under the direction of Roscoe L. Ashley is composed of George Breece, Earl Davis, Florence Diment, Kath- erine Fleming, Mary Hastings, Linn Hattersley, W. Hardin Hughes, Winnefred Millspaugh, Lura Mercer, Mabel Perry, Mildred Wellborn, Elizabeth Wheeler, Leon Yakeley, Fred Young, and Katherine Kenaga. Assisting William K. Dunn in the Physical Education Department are Ronald F. Baker, Irma Graham, Loreta Henrichs, Elizabeth Jensen, Mildred Margadant, Leland McAuley, Hazel McNatt, Carl Metten, Everett Niday, John Thurman, Elizabeth Turner, and Jean A. Young. Fa § ad © e a C a m p e § Directed by Murray G. Hill, the teaching staff of the English Department includes Dora Atkinson, Muriel Emerson, Isabel Frazee, Edna Goodhew, Elma Holloway, Elizabeth Keppie, Kath- arine Kester, Hazel Long, Harriet McClay, Elizabeth McKinney, Maude Oliver, Jessie Paxton, Irene Peters, Marguerite Prince, Nell Marie Remsberg, Elsie Sawyer, Marion Segner, Gladys Snyder, Helen Stone, and May Walmsley.