Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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COORT This group met each Friday to mete out justice to offenders of the student constitution as ticketed by Spartans, Lancers and Park- ing Lot Commissioners. Besides acting in its capacity as a judi- cial body, the court, with a board of twenty, was again in charge of the student body election and of class elections. ANNA K. lONES Chiei Justice I BRUCE JESSUP LUCIA POWNALL KENNETH COLLINS Associate II Associate I.II Chief lustice, II EVELETH CLARK HARRY ROTHROCK EVELYN MUN Clerk, II Associate, I Clerk. I Anna K. Jones Chief Justice Kenneth Collins Lucia Pownall Associate Justice Lucia Pownall Harry Rothrock Associate Justice Bruce Jessup Evelyn Munn Clerk Eveleth Clark Miss Robbins Adviser Miss Robbins 26

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Top row: Jane Hazenbush. Hortense Ellis, Phyllis Wilsoa, Margaret Arnold, Dorothy Bonner, Mildred Schmertz, Wanda Schoenberg, Betty Wilcox, Alyss Greer, MaryWeiser. Second row: Jessie Koyama, Eleanor Smith. Jean Ford. Betty Ann Moss. Billie Grain, Donna Kinkade. First row: Barbara Lombard, Rachel Williams, Barbara Milliken. Carolyn Munn, Ellen Lombard. Jeanette Eastman, Shirley Smith. fl. 1 . s. The A. W. S., besides its activities in the com- munity, was kept busy widening the ac- quaintanceship among the women students by giving teas, assemblies, afternoon parties, and dances. Under Carolyn Munn, the mem- bers attended the annual Southern California A. W. S. convention held at the Hotel Vista del Arroyo, and gave the annual football banquet in December. Outstanding in Miss Lombard ' s term was the Mother-Daughter banquet, held in April at the Shakespeare Club House, the Washington ' s Birthday dance, and the annual spring athletic ban- quet. Carolyn Munn President Ellen Lombard Barbara Milliken 1st Vice-President Jeannette Eastman Rae Williams 2nd Vice-President Shirley Smith Mary Weiser Secretary Betty Wilcox Alyss Greer Treasurer Dorothy Bonner Miss Robbins Adviser Miss Robbins 25

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stnioR council Jack Stocking Jane Hazenbush Eloise Jones Betty Ray Mr. Cornelison President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Jack Stocking AI Radka Carl Stanford Jane Hare Mr. Cornelison Top row: Evelyn Calvert, Frank Murphy, Ruth Battelle. Third row: Kenneth Collins, Lucia Pownall. Frances Pfeiffer, Bill Weil, Beverly Miller. Second row: Jim Cooper, Virginia Miller, Dot Bonner, Mr. Cornelison, C arolyn Munn, Paul Brinegar. Front row: Margaret Arnold, Glen Pettit, Doris Petty, Eloise Jones, Jack Stock- ing, Jane P. Hazenbush, Jack Anderson. Additional members: Bill Bartholmew, Elliot Bates, Alice Blossom, John Cole, Bill Emarine, Evelyn Hansen, Jane Hare, Anna K. Jones, Ellen Lombard, Andy Longbotham, Jack Page, Ray Pattison, Peter Prouse, Betty Ray, Ed Raymond, George Rettie, Lila Renner, Sam Schwartz, Geor- giana Stacy, Blake Thomas, Marjorie Thompson, Jack Vaughn, Lenore Wilcox. With marked efficiency, the Seniors faced the activities that inevitably confront the graduating upper classmen, and entered into many activities, including the Junior-Senior Thanlcsgiving dance, the Senior-Sophomore Easter Parade, Vo-Mag contest. Long Beach Pageant, class assembly, fashion show, and prom, all of which kept them more than busy. 27