Salinas Junior College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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MISS HUTHBUIQE

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ln presenting this year's annual, the staff of the l947 La Renta has deviated from the traditional ar- rangement of sections. It is desired to present the year's activities in chronological order, thus the reader can start at the beginning and receive a com- f th ear. The book is di- plete pictorial review o e y vided into three sections, accomplishing a theme cen- tered around the seasons, fall, winter, and spring. This is a natural division of the year, and all the ac- tivities, social-, athletic, musical, and dramatic, follow the seasons. There is an undefinable fascination in the words fall, winter, and spring, and there is magic in the seasons themselves. It is hoped that from the open pages of the 1947 La Reata the spirit of the seasons may work their charm in recalling vivid and enjoyable memories of the year l946-4-7. FORWARD af'

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This year's dedication is to Miss Ruth Rothrock, who has displayed untiring assistance and a pleasant attitude in advising student officers on financial mat- ters in her responsible position as student auditor. Since 1937, when she began her work in this capacity, Miss Rothrock has been looked to by student offi- cers as the final word on matters requiring financial farsightedness. Coming to Salinas Junior College from Sutter Un- ion High School in 1924, Miss Rothrock has served faithfully in her position of teacher-advisor. Effi- ciency and an understanding for her subject have marked her career here. Throughout many school seasons, her leadership has gui e reers in business and commercial fields. UEUHJATIU d d students to further investigation of ca-