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

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29 Adding Commissioner of Assemblies ' responsibilities to those of Commissioner of Forensics, the executive board gave Al Pickhardt the duty of arranging assemblies. Pick- hardt proceeded to bring students to the assemblies with fine programs. An exchange assembly was held with Pomona, while men ' s and women ' s service clubs presented humor- ous skits during the year. The addition of Santa Ana ' s first trophy case was also an introduction of the second semester board which was greatly approved by students. Other action along the sport- ing line included the adoption of rugby as an official Associated Student sport. Largely through Pick hardt ' s efforts, the jaysee presented a series of weekly radio broadcasts over station KVOE, using entirely junior college talent. Students and faculty alike from the various college departments put on programs of interest in their line of study and work. Crowning the spring activities undertaken by the board, an original composition by Alan A. Revill, music instructor, was selected as the official Alma Mater song. Members of the board in addition to President McDaniels and Pickhardt were: Fred Erdhaus, vice-president; Kenneth Nissley, treasurer; Eloise Walker, secretary; Bill Gresch- ner, commissioner of men ' s athletics; Velma Kuechel, commissioner of women ' s athletics; LaVonne Frandson, social commissioner; Bob Swanson, El Don editor; and Tay Riggs, Del Ano editor. -

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30 A. W. S. Forming an integral part in the administration of the women at the college, the Associated Women Students have been rightfully included in the Student Administration section of Del Ano for the first time. Composed of all women who enroll in the jay- see, the A. W. S. sponsored several teas which provided new students opportunities to become acquainted with the junior college co-eds at the start of the semesters. The first service given by the organization was the tea for freshmen and new sophomore women, which created a lot of friendships at the beginning of the year. With President Frances wi Was in charge, the tea was held the first week of the college year in the Women ' s Lounge. Later in the semester, the Vista Del Arroyo Hotel, in Pasadena, was the scene of the South- ern California Junior College Conference, held annually for Associated Women Students and Women Athletic Association delegates, with their advisors, the deans of women and directors of physical education. Mrs. Eleanor Northcross, Lou- ella Pierce, and Frances Was represented A.W.S., and Miss Zena Leek and Betty Lee, W. A. A. Pictured above, (left to right), are: Frances Was, Gerrie Griffith, and Genevieve Eustis.