Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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It it R D Dr. John A. Sexson, who holds the administrative and executive position of Superintendent of Schools for the Pasadena Board of Education, may be considered the fair representative of both the citizens of the community and the students of the Junior College. Through his presentation of plans and policies for the college a spirit of friendly understanding and a help- ful attitude is promoted between those two factors, and a general realization of the school ' s place in its civic organization is created. Dr. George H. Merideth, Deputy Superintendent of Schools, attends to the work of curriculum assignment, the inauguration of new subjects, the appointment of faculty and staff, and educational administration. The manner of presen- tation of material in the various departments in another problem he must attend to. Under his care- ful and capable supervision, the schools operate smoothly and extra-curricular activities are carried on. Upon Dr. Merideth falls the great responsibility of controlling the actual working of the school ' s com- plicated machinery. Mr. Drummond J. McCunn, Assistant Superintendent and Business Assistant, car- ries on the business end of the entire system. The actual transactions of business affairs between the college and members of the community are made under his observing care and supervision. It is the Board of Education to whom we are indebted for our many privileges, our fine buildings and democracy.