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

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rilEAUiOI. ' I ' lic prcililiMiis wliirli ((infroiUcil llic bnaiil iliiiirii; llic I ' lrsl scmcsliT were solxrti uitli rr litlli- fri( tiiin. Tlie commissioner of mens athletics is to Ite praised for the ua in which he hatulied the greatest sport of the year, foothall. WomeiTs ath- letics showed a remarkahle increase in hoth interest and number of entries. The social activities incliiderl dances, a heach |)art .. arul the animal (■hrislrnas dance. The asseinhlics ilurint; ihc term lir(iiij;hl lo our c(illc ;i ' l ' rofc or Kail Kiioph of U. S. C. the Cowboy cartoonist , and several jilays li the draiiialic (lasses. One exchange assendilv was arranged with Fullerton Junior ( ' ollege. After liciiiii (luK inilialcd into office on King ' s day. the second semester officers set about the organizing of business for the remainder of the year. The executive board of this semester was very fortunate in obtaining a new Associated Students ' oilic f ill which to work. Basketball, track, and baseball were carried through suc- cessfully. Several enjoyable assemblies were presented and programs were exchanged with both Compton and San Bernardino. The crowning activity under the jurisdiction of the Executive Board was the P ' iesta. chief gala event of the college year. Frosh Week Committee I. eft to riyht: Top row — Turnei , Watson, Gerhardt, Mueller, Bourne, I.indman, Youel; Front row — White, Tobias, lileiin, Kruner, Ball,

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IIIKaIMiOL .Vice-President Janet Wilson Ijeft tci right: Top row— Tobias, Wliite, VnuiiK, Wilson, Cleiiii, Watson. Hanson. Executive Board of Associated Students First Semester Second Seme.ster George Tobias President Willaid White George Butler. Charles Young Janet Wilson Secretary Margaret Glenn Treasurer Louis Hanson . ni. Men ' s Athletics Robert Chapman f ' tmi if-oDierrs tlhlelics Dorothy Harman ,tni. S(jctal I ' Uiilies Stewart McPherson tsi(:s . William Roach Eleanor Turner .Adelaide Mueller isXo control and forward all a(li ili ' s of !tie sjmlents have been most fortunate in having li ' iits. with the result that nmcli has been ac- the,,Jr aj; a huge success. mtiosed of .four elective officers and six ai ' ti il ?le litlllMlt to illiv to Bovfin, but

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rmy niEAIJiiOl; Tile second da was devoted to a series of leetures in which the differences be- tween high school and college life were stressed. Talks were given by Mr. Nealley. Dean Fisk, and Reverend Schrock. The last day, September 7, was opened with college songs and yells in which the students took part enthusiastically. Organization officials were introduced, and club programs for the year were outlined. The Frosh Week was concluded with the dis- triliiilion of freshman beanies and bililcs . Fiesta Committee Left to ■i§rlU: Roaeli, Carlyle. West .M -. -air , Wilsr.n. .Moiri.s, Rkhards 1 ' . H. ileiin, Ball. Van tJorkiini FIESTA General Student Chairman William Roach Faculty Chairman T. H. Glenn Morning Program Naomi West Refreshments Josephine Ball Decoration Helen Richards Finance Leonard Morris Afternoon Program Willard White .Wylie Carlyle Harry Van Gorkum la ttlAiH Saitln -Aiia jiminv College, gi.ven for the purpose of Bi II] ,1 fp livit l j ' iial cif the college traditions, and also irts lKiTptni. was held on Ma 1 7. Tiic iriivited to be our guests, ' in being able to obtain John StcM ' ii he ruling Don and Dona were cieclcd rowiied by Father 0 Sullivan of tiic San a program was arranged for the isiliim lUildiiigs. Iiifnniial dances were iicld re of ihr (la a liic Sliakc pcariaii nts. that il