Santa Monica College - Spin Drift Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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THE WOMEN STUDENTS of Santa Monica have their own organization of which every girl enrolled is a member. They are controlled by four officers and a board. This group sponsors social affairs and assemblies for the women and includes on its board representatives of various activities of the women, ln the fall semester the officers and the board listed the following mem- bers: Delores Kleven, presidentg lean Fetherolf, vice-president, june Carpen- ter, secretary, Madelon Tillman, treasurer: Bette Park, ' ' records: Frances Tracy, Y.W.C.A.: jun dent loan fund, Vir ' ' C f C0l'T'lfTlI5SIOI'lCI' 0 e Ansbro, W.A.A.g Lillian East, stu- ginia Garnett, decorations: Louise johnson, refreshments, onstance Brown, programs, Betty Oldenburg, art: Eugenie Hoffmann, pub- licityg Betty Brooks, courtesy, Rebecca Harding, social welfare: lanith Gee, Alpha representative, Ellen Foltz, Beta representative, Marjorie Litton, Cam- ma representative, Elizabeth Hill, Delta representative. ln the spring semester, the following persons filled the respective posi- tions: Margie Crandall, Madelon Tillman, Dorothy Wallace, Marjorie Litton, Eugenie Hoffmann, Betty Lundin, Lelah Denning, Winifred Wick, Elizabeth Scougal, Pat Pattison, Elizabeth Woolam, Cecily Willis, Alpha Hakanson, Mary lane Cook, Betty York, Harriet Field, Marcia Wade, Georgia McLach- lan, and Beth Stirdivant. Marge Crandall Spring President Delores Kleven Fall President lst row: I. Fethcrolf, D. Wallace, M Tillman, M. Litton, Miss Hamlin. Znd row: B. Wollam, L. johnson, V. Car- nett, C. Willis, W. Wick, D. Kleven 3rd row: E. Scougall, G. McLaughlin, B. Lundin, B. Park, I. Carpenter, L. Denning. 4th raw: C. Brown, B. York, P. Patterson, B. Stirdivant, I. Ansbro, E. Hoffman.

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lst row: Douglass Mattson, Keith Phillips. 2nd row: Gil DuMilieu, Wil- liam Corwin. 3rd row: Harry Oko- moto, Charles Pinney. PRIOR TO I938, the men students at Santa Monica junior Colle had no organization of their own. They were represent dent body commission by an officer k tive. ln the tall of th ilar to ge ed on the stu- nown as the Men's Representa- at year, the men decided to for ' the Associated Women Stude Dean of Men, as the' ' organ' ' m a society sim- nts, and with Mr. Ruenitz, the lr adviser, they made preparations for the new ization. A constitution was drawn up and the first election of officers was held. For their first project, the men worked for a bungalow, to be used for both study and relaxation. When the building was ready, the men's lockers were moved from the old Field House into these new quarters: tables, comfortable chairs and a radio were addedg and the Men's Bungalow soon became a popular place. h Since that time, the AMS has cooperated with the AWS and the ASB in promoting the interests of the Santa Monica student body, as well as carrying on activities designed solely for the men. Fan OFFICERS sprang Ralph Wood ..... ..... P resident .... ..... G ayle Foltz William Firetag ...... Vice-President .,... Douglas Mattson George Ienings ..... Secretary-Treasurer .... Keith Phillips Left: Ralph Wood, Fall Pr - dent. Right: Ca P . esi yle Foltz, Spring resident.

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phele The distinguishing mark of an Opheleo is his navy-blue sweat- er with a circular grey and or- ange emblem. Seated: Shumaker, Schaefer, Pinney, Sokol, Olmon. Standing: McConnell, McNeil, Smith, Cordes, Foltz, Flowers. WELL INTO their second year of existence, the Opheleos, pioneer men's service club, proved by their activities that their group was essential to the life of Santa Monica junior College. These men serve the student body with but one purpose in mind-to be of service. They aid at student body functions, usher at graduations, and take charge of elections. Outstanding men, from the standpoint of previous interest and activity on the campus, are chosen to make up the membership of this body, and it is con- sidered a great honor to be able to wear the sweater and emblem of the Opheleo society. ln the fall semester the members were: Clauson Bleak, president: jack jarvis, vice-president: john Smith, secretary-treasurer, Bill Corwin, Gayle Foltz, Don Paap, Charles Pinney, Eddie Schaefer, Tom Shu- maker, Don Flowers, and Phil jones. ln the spring, these men served: Charles Pinney, president: Bill Corwin, vice-president: Don Paap, sec- retary-treasurer: Eddie Schaefer, Tom Shumaker, Don Flowers, Gayle Foltz, john Smith, Luther Olman, Louis Sokol, George McNiel, George jenings, and George McConnell.