Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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PAGE 22 m STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS u C 2 LAMBERT WESTLING FIRST SEMKSTKK JUNE ROBERT N. SIMPSON SECOND SEMESTER NINETEEN Seldom has a student-body presi- dent received such force of whole- hearted, sympathetic indorsement as that accorded to Lambert Westling throughout his semester of office. The smiling personality and previous office experience of Robert N. Simp- son afforded him the opportunity of perpetuating the smooth running order of diversified student affairs. HUNDRED THIRTY -FOUR

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Gathering candidates from the best of the jun- ior coliege men, Captain Geoffrey Galwey, who is in charge of the locai R. O. T. C, aims to develop leadership through military disci- pline. The Art Department, directed by Archi- bald M. Wedemeyer, aids the student to live a more meaningful life and establish art as an integral part of his background. Series of outside exhibits offer opportunity for comparison. To improve the standards of living of the American family, the Home Economics Department, under Miss Katherine McGorray, offers a work- ing answer to its social and economic problems. The work of the college Music Department, supervised by Miss Lula C. Parmley, both instrumental and choral, creates a spirit of cooperation for the student ' s later life when this training may be utilized vocationally as well as avocationally. PAGE 21 CAPT. GEOFFREY GALWEY K. O. T. C. LULA C. PARMLEY MUSIC A. M. WEDEMEYER ART KATHERINE McGORRAY HOME ECONOMICS PASADENA 3 V N I O R COLLEGE

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o u PAGE 23 Paul Jones Leonard Emery Robert Archibald Beatrice Baldwin Caryl Moon Jeanette Gilman Chief Justice, I, II Associate Justice, I Associate Justice, II Associate Justice, I, II Clerk. I Clerk, II To avoid the possibility of misunder- standings and loss of time during student body elections, the student court instigated the Election Board. The fifty members of this board effi- ciently took charge of the polling and simplified the tallying of ballots. With the Chronicle as a medium for a succession of articles dealing with the student government, the court fostered the idea of a cooperative collegiate administration. The impo- sition of a small fine on violators of the closed campus law, no smoking rule, and for parking in prohibited areas was carried into effect by the court, intending to dishearten future transgressors. This year has been marked by a conscientious attempt of the student justice and associates to adhere to the regulations. How- ever, it has been deemed necessary to give a broad interpretation of the constitution on various occasions. PASADENA JUNIOR COLLEGE