Santa Ana Junior College - Del Ano Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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First St ' m ester Elizabeth Bruner Dorothea Smith Edith Knox . . Berthena Selway , Dorothy Carothers Marion Gerrard Frances Egge Elizabeth Anderson Helen Tantlinger Adele Johnson Dorothy Carothers Dorothea Smith Elizabeth Parslow Editli Plavan Y. W. C. A. Officers President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Social Service . . Meetings . Inter-Church Publicity-Posters Membership . Athletics . World Fellowship Undergraduate Rep Hospitality Music Social Second Semester Berthena Selway Alice Marshall Marion Gerrard Tessie Childers Dorothea Smith Elizabeth Brunei Mignonne Swales . Onita Cain Elizabeth Anderson Helen Tantlinger . Adele Johnson Dorothy Carothers Elizabeth Parslow . Edith Plavan Page Twenty

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STUDENT BODY First Semester Ojficers Second Semester Robert Greene President Schuyler Bigelow Tessie Childers ... Vice-President Jean Ross Dorothea Smith Secretary .... Dorothy Carothers Clare Chaffee Treasurer Lloyd Folger Robert Gervving . . . Commissioner of Pub. . . . Robert Gerwing George Gerwing Forensics George Gerwing Schuyler Bigelow Athletics Harold Dresser Elizabeth Parslow . . Social Chairman . . . Elizabeth Parslow It is through the various organizations that students discover their abilities, their natural bent, themselves, indeed. In these organizations , too, our friendships are formed. We are developed, polished, and broadened by our friends, and in the same degree are they developd through our contact. Among the organizations in the Junior College are the Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., the Men ' s Organization, the Cercle Francais, and the Glee Glub. Such clubs serve social purposes aside from their more important aims. At the head of our Organizations stands the Student Body. It ' s purpose is to create harmony among our students and faculty, and in all ways to promote the wel- fare of the institution. Although the student body has been handicapped because of it ' s close connec- tion with the High School, the year 1921-22 has brought us a bigger and better Junior College. At the present time the enrollment numbers one hundred and fifty- five. Instructive and interesting assemblies have been held regularly throughout the school term. As a means of inciting enthusiasm in these meetings the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Faculty have co-operated in planning assembly programs. Un- der the auspices of the Junior College, the Whittier Men ' s Chorus gave a splendid program. Other entertainments, such as the Orpheo Troupe , Glee Club Concert, and several plays, have been staged in the Auditorium. We appreciate the generosity of the High School in sharing their crowded buildings with us. But it is the hope of the present Junior College student Body that the Junior College may soon have quarters apart from the High School, as we realize that only then will the true College atmosphere he possible. Page Nineteen

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The organization which has done more to create a college spirit in Junior College than any other is the Y. W. C. A. The reason for it ' s success is due to the high ideals which are so beautifully expresed in it ' s constitution. 1. — To lead students to faith in God through Jesus Christ. 2. — To lead them in membership and service in the Christian Church. 3. — To promote their growth in Christian faith and character, especially through the study of the Bible. 4. — To influence them to devote themselves in united effort with all Christians to making the will of Christ effective in human society and to extending the kingdom of God through the world. The Y. W. C. A. was organized the latter part of last year and we were able to send a ' Stuck-up to Asilomar. Dorothy Carothers was our representative there, and she has done a great deal to help us this year. We felt very proud that our organization was recognized and that we were able to send a representative although our organization was so young. Ruth Klahn will be our Stuckup next summer, and we know she, too, will bring us inspiration. Our activities have been centered on social service this year. We have helped dress a little nine yar old girl and tried to bring cheer to another little shut-in also nine years old. At Christinas time we sent out baskets and i oxes. There were many other interesting and helpful things done during the year. I used the word helpful advisedly for I believe we who worked for these others less fortu- nate than ourselves benefitted more than they because we were able to see other sides of life and become broader and better thereby. Our girls have been able to enjoy a great deal of college life by going to the various conferences, thus being associated with typical college girls by being in conference and by being entertained by them. To promote college life on our campus we had three house parties, one at the beach and the others in the mountains. Several luncheons, picinc . lunches and dinners have been very successful. The swimming club is a great success and has created a fine fellowship among the women. We feel that our Y. W. C. A. has given us a taste of what college life really is. and we believe that as we pass on to other colleges we shall not be strangers wherever we go, as all Y. W. C. A. girls everywhere have so much in common, that we are friends. Marion Gerrard, Secretary. Page Twenty-one