Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Oh PACE .8 DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Realizing that a large number of students com- plete their formal education in the junior college, the Department of Business Education feels that a primary requisite for good citizenship is the ability to earn a living; therefore, Leland M. Pryor lays special stress upon vocational train- Q LELAND M. PRYOR jj-,g -phe necessity for it in economic prob- BUSINESS EDICATIO lems was never more important than at the present time. Consequent- ly, increased emphasis has been placed upon these terminal courses. In addition to the usual course in preparation for further study in profes- sional engineering, the student is offered two-year terminal courses in the fjj Technology Department. With certain engineering subjects as a background, these courses begin in the thirteenth year and become increasingly specialized in the fourteenth. The normal needs in industry for the two-year technical graduate and his success in this growing field have increased the number of students enrolled in this new department. GEORGE D. HENCK TECHNOLOGY JUNE NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY -FOUR Q CO

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DEANS Back of John Alvin Anderson ' s busi- ness-like demeanor, buried by rec- ords, statistics, and reports, is a geni- al personality alive to and in step with the whirl of junior college life. PAGE 17 A staunch supporter of the rules of the game is James P. O ' Mara; and his twinkling eyes conceal a knowl- edge of human nature. Pat remem- bers that he, too, was once a boy. JOHN ALVIN ANDERSON UEAN OF RECORD.S JAMES P. O ' MARA DEAN OF .MEN PASADENA J U N C O L E E G E

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The Physical Education Department, under Wil- liam K. Dunn, aims to teach healthful living, stimulate wholesome mental reactions toward responsibilities, and develop skill toward en- largement of social interests. In his department, Peter Stoner teaches students to reason logically by mathematics, gives a concept of the physical universe through astronomy, prepares for engineering, and offers the fun- damentals of designing in architecture. The Physical Science Department, directed by Bailey W. Howard, endeavors to give the student a meaningful expression in this field which shall function in an important way during the rest of his life. Through an understanding of the basic life processes of healthful living, the Biological Science Department, under Miss Mabel B. Peirson, aims to prepare toward as many vocations as possible. PAGE 19 WILLIAM K. DUNN PHYSICAL EDUCATION PETER W. STONER MATHEMATICS BAILEY W. HOWARD PHYSICAL SCIENCE MABEL B. PEIRSON BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE PASADENA J U N I O R COLLEGE