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

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Cwifzsf Semester Kangaroo court was a carefree event, thoroughly enjoyed by all in-cluding the victims. Bruce Buell, as the lawyer, conducted the court in high-handed fashion, paying scant attention to the advice of Iudge Bill Twist. A student band was organized as an extra-curricula organization to add enthusiasm to the football season. lt was well received, and will, we hope, be- come a permanent institution. Assemblies for the semester, including several very interesting travel talks and demonstrations, were planned by Assembly Commissioner Roy Potter with an eye toward the worthwhile as well as the entertaining features. The students turned out in large numbers to show their appreciation, they felt rewarded for the hikes which are always a necessary part of assemblies under the present housing conditions. The real highlight of the mid-winter season was the annual Christmas dance which attracted a large crowd of collegians to the Villa Riviera at Long Beach on December 16. . FRANK WAS BARBARA SPEED P1-1YLL1s KOGLER Rox' POTTER JACK BROURINK ED VELARDE

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I R, JU J , 1+ V BILL Twisr I r fl, ,X fi xl .,5 ssociafec! Students With Bill Twist in' the presidential chair, the Asso- ciated Students got off to a fine start last September. VV ith the splendid co-operation of the Executive Board, Bill carried on in the fine manner of his predecessor. The busy weeks in which the newcomers were warmly welcomed passed with much of interest, and with the usual initiation stunts. . Social Commissioner Phyllis Kogler with her able assistants made the Full picnic, which was held at Irvine Park, an event which will long be remembered by those who participated. The Fall picnic is always among the best ice-breakers of the season. IACK LENTZ Io BUTLER WALT SVVANBERGER PEGGY PAXTON

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WALT SWANBERGER K is U MV- X. ,Y it Q'y,l'x!iM i till! l K ssociaiecl Students With the opening of the second semester, the reins of student body government came into the capable hands of Walter Swanberger, supported by a revised Executive Board. Student assemblies came under the direction of Donn Hart. Swing music fans received a few treats, and the Praunfelder family played an engagement here. There was also an assembly featuring amateur talent, the Winners receiving cash awards. Outstanding innovation by Commissioner Hart was the presentation of two musical assemblies, held in the Santa Ana high school auditorium, to which the high school students of the district Were invited. In the first Betty Hellums played the diflicult Grieg concerto for piano. X I f ,V 1 . ,vs I , li . .J ' If J' Mimi SHEPPARD BARBARA SPEED JACK LENTZ LORRAINE SWEET