Pasadena Junior College - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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T ediman Ulass (council First row, left to right: Jean Henrichsen, Rowena Baker. Second row: Tiny Pryor, Mitzi Wales, Lucille Holmes, Pat Ludgate, Nancy Young, Tom liams (President). Third row: Bob Granger, Milton Wilson, Gordon RiCe.

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opkomch.e Cla$$ (council First row, left to right: Mary Shultee, Doris Backer, Naomi Rior- dan. Second row: Charlotte Lester, Jackie Curren, Shirley Thome. Third row: Elene Pappan (President), Betty Rossback, Doris Tucker, Betzi Lu Smith, Dorothy Ailing, Marjorie Man- inger, Don Lusk. Fourth row: Dick Chute, Glen Brewer, Ralph Cleming.

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ooa c) Qctioiiies Faced at the year ' s outset with the problem of a greatly reduced and comparatively young student body, this year ' s Student Body Board has pioneered in wartime readjustments within school life. Aided by Mr. Risser, serving as faculty advisor to the Board, student representatives tackled and solved most of the inevitable problems of school life. Always among the most active of Student Body officers are the class presidents. Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores and Freshman all rivaled each other this year by multiple activities and special war work. Senior presi- dents also handled the details of tv o graduating classes, a Rose Bowl ceremony and Civic prom. A. M. S. and A. W. S. presi- dents also had the enormous task of manipulating both the men and women students; while the representatives at large traveled the circle of their acquaintances and passed on tips to the Stu- dent Board. Always a copartner with the Student Body Board is the court. A complete system of prosecutors, defense attorneys, grand jury, minor and superior courts, handed the court suffi- cient power to cope with student delinquencies. Served by a capable force of Lancer and Spartan law-enforcing officers, the Justices sought to fix blame only where justified.