Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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DfflOS Alive to every need of the school, the deans have responded with efficiency and tact to all calls upon them. Miss Hawes has han- dled personnel problems, Vo-Mag, gradua- tion, and a large number of equally trying tasks. Miss Bobbins, with an eye to student body and Spartan activities, has ably filled her role as the focal point of social affairs. Besides being more than a friend to men students, Mr. O ' Mara has sponsored the Lancers and other organizations. Dean Anderson has done a less publicize d but very important piece of work in organizing the record material that has come to him each new semester. -

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Dfi. JOHH UJfSLfy HflRBfSOn, PHIOCIPflL Although Dr. Harbeson ' s responsibilities hold him to his office, his interest always centers in the classroom and his constant striving is for honor and scholarship among the students. This year he has succeeded in maintaining a spirit of cooperation and enthusiasm between the public and the students in spite of the unfavorable condition caused by the construction activity.

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counsaoRS GLENN L. LEMBKE CECIL C. STEWART HENRY L WEITZEL GEORGE E. BREECE FLORENCE L. BRUBAKER ARCHIE M. TURRELL In an effort to help students take the maximum advantage of the opportuni- ties which the school affords, these six counselors fill their days with inter- views, general office administration, meetings, and the teaching of classes in orientation. Upon entering the Jun- ior College, each student is enrolled in an orientation class under a counselor, in which vocational, social, civic, recre- ational, and health problems are dis- cussed. Interest is furthered by convo- cations and by the publication of the Vo-Mag, which represents the efforts of the students in vocational fields. The counselors give a truly valuable vocational service to all Junior College students through guidance of their courses and suggestions for determin- ing and attaining their life goals. 14