Pasadena Chronicle, May 31, 1928

Nommation Speeches EXTRA PASADENA, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MAY 31. 1928 PRESIDENT (Vote for Ont) John Calahan For president of the associated stu¬ dent body we must have one who lias executive ability and one who has the interests of the school at heart. Such a man is John Calahan. He is widely known and liked anions • la** students. He knows students, un¬ derstands them, and will serve them well. 1 believe he will make a ca¬ pable president and will aid greatly in instigating- the new government. Therefore, it is with the greatest pleasure that 1 nominate John Cal¬ ahan for president of the associated student body. JED WELSH * * * John Floyd The office of president of the as¬ sociated students carries with it a terrific responsibility, a responsibil¬ ity that must be taken seriously, energetically and with the best inter¬ ests of the college at heart. John Floyd, one of the greatest present secretary of finance of the Junior college and active class exec¬ utive, is ably fitted for the position of senior representative. lie has many qualifications, but what’s the use. as he’s unopposed? Elect him unanimously. ALAN McELWAIN JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE (Vote for Two) ;io balers that ever entered eithe r in- stitution. is particularly fitted for rarrying эШсе. out of the duties of this His clear. forceful thinking, his :onsl motive ability, his complete mas¬ tery of the situation at all limes, and last but not least, his likeable and forceful personality are assets that are inseparable from the can¬ didate. JOHN DEAN * * * Joe Goodrich We elect a, president. Ho forms our pol.ey: he leads our meetings, and expresses his opinion on our problems. He must have a mat lira viewpoint and a past of college tradi¬ tion to guide him. That's Joe Good¬ rich, former student at F. S. ('. and ex-justice of the A. 8. H. court. | ".Meet, our president." and a visitor i meets our first student. Personality | — that counts. For president, elect a man your’re proud to have repre- j sent you. That's Goodrich. NOBU K'AtVAl * * * Monta- Shirley In numerous oratorical contests j Monta. Shirley has ben victorious, re¬ cently lying for first place in the | Southern California contest. Two se- ! musters lie was a member of his high I school council, forum, and self gov- j eminent: and two years a varsity | debater; for two semesters, chairman j of tile entertainment committee for | the J. C. freshman class. Therefore, feeling that he is well advanced in the most essential quali¬ fications of this office, leadership and oratory. I nominate Monta Shirley toj l he position of president. TOM MALLORY * * * Ralph White Willi (lie realization of lie- glnriou." future in store for tile combined in¬ stitutions. and with the Interests of that student body at heart. I wish lo nominate Ralph White, present chief justice of the supreme court, for the office of president of the student body. And 1 hope that my friends in high school will show him as much consideration as they have i in the past shown me. CARL CARTWRIGHT SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE (Vote for Two) C. N. Alexander In botii experience and ability, ('. N. “Nap” Alexander is well fitted i for the of fee of senior representative. In his work as an officer in the as¬ sociated men’s organization and the cabinet of the junior college, he has ga ' ned the experience a legislator needs, and as secretary of athletics la- showed marked ability. Nap’’ is tin- man for the job. ALAN McKLWAIN * * * Daniel McNamara Small lull powerful, a veteran in . legislative work, Dan McNamara, Geraldine Anderson Vote for the candidate with the best qualifications— Geraldine Ander¬ son. We need a girl representative ..who has been here four years, who knows Hie needs of our school, and bow to meet them. Secretary of the girls' league for two semesters, vice- president of Triple "S", secretary of Forum, prominent in forensics. Geral¬ dine has proven her ability lo carry the work of this office. CONNIE BENNETT * * * Neal Batterscn Neal BaUerson. my candidate for the office of junior representative, lias had previous experience. Besides having been president of several prominent clubs, Neal served very successfully as vice-president of the senior class in high school. Further, lie has served the students in a -ca¬ pable manner. 1 feel that Neal Bat- terso" deserves your vote -for junior representative. MURRAY McDOl'G-W. * * * Mary Jenkins Next semester our- school will be under representative government. Strong and reliable leaders are need¬ ed. especially in this period of trans- ‘ 1 ion. It is with coni’. deuce Clin t I nominate Mary Jenk ns. Mary, who is veled cfoi-.iun of the senior class, lias had much experience. She serv¬ ed as vice-pri sidenl of the (’. S. F. for two semesters, and vice-president ef the girls' league for two semes¬ ters. ! feel that she is best quaii- I ed for the office of junior repre¬ sentative. DOROTHY SECREST * * s Gordon Lester Captain of the wrestling team, busi¬ ness manager Гог tile senior class play. Gordon Lester is well qualified lor the position of Junior represent¬ ative. lie has lie interest of the student body at heart, and if elected, will carry on the affairs of our new government hi a business like way. CHARLES WHITHALL f щ * Mildred Marshall 111 nominating Mildred Marshall, 1 feel she is espee'ally suited for tiie oii.ee. She is a life member of the O. S. I-', and was secretary-treasurer of the sophomore class, besides hav¬ ing held many other olliees during be, three years at Pasadena. FRANCES COFFIN * * * Merle Matter For junior representative we need a person who is active in. and who understands school affairs. Merle Matter has a fine record: varsity basketball player, lightweight football team, an active member of tile student advisory committee, a f Hal 1st In several large oratorical con¬ tests, and member of tile Hi-Y and Lettermen's clubs, .Merle is fully qual¬ ified for this position. NELSON DODGE * * * Howard Packard My .candidate needs no introduction. The sterling qualities of Howard Packard have been in evidence since 'i:s advent into high school three years ago. Following are a few of his activities: 1. Y'ce president of class of 1928. 2. Commissioner of debating. 2. President of the Forum club. I. Treasurer of Scholarship fund. Mr. Packard has shown his ability in many ways, and T believe lie is tiie person for the Job. JOHN CALMER Clarence Vetterli Someone who knows what, it is all about! Thai is what we need at this crucial time and that is what j my candidate, Clarence Vetterli, is. j II was he who firs' introduced the ; subject of union to tiie commission- ’ ers. Launching into a new government 1 we must have someone who is ac¬ quainted with its mechanism. Clar- ; ence served on tin- committee that drew nil 'he new form, so lie knows | it well. He lias shown real ability I in two semesters as Chronicle editor. HAMP MACOMBER SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE (Vote for Two) Madison Davis I present the name of Madison Davis w.th the firm belief that he has all the qualtf cations necessary for the office of sophomore represent¬ ative. First. he has gained the experience to make a leader by taking an active part in school affairs. Second he has I lie sincere desire I to sec the new government become a success. Third, i think he has the character and ah. Lty which are nece. | ry for this off со. MBRLK MATTER * # # Nelson Dodge I am nominating Nelson Dodge for I the off ce of sophomore re present a - t »ve. We all know that Nelson Dodge 1 h s fulfilled tin- duties of commission- j er of debating as wt!* or better than ! anyone else ever lias. Nelson is the person who has given debating and oratory the boost it has 'iau during the last semester. Now that we have a new govern - n-.viit and a larger student body, we need people who have initiative to fulfill the off. сея. Who could we 1 pick that has any better qualiflca- ' lions for the offlee of sophomore representative than "Nelly" Dodge . when we consider the success of his previous offices? ALBERT RODI * * * Herbert Ell.s In nominating Herbert Ellis for of- f ce of sophomore representative, 1 j can do no better than to quote his platform: "1 believe that the repre- 1 sentative form of government insures fair play, and I will do my utmost as sophomore representative to see that fair play Is obtained for the sophomore class." Herbert Ellis has held minor offices in our school. He* has taken debat¬ ing three .semesters, and obtained high grades during that period. This I surely qualifies Herbert as sopho- ; more represents! ivo because he can ably hold his own in any conlrover- ■ чу in which the sophomore class | Is concerned. DWIGHT <T)YE * * * Edgar Hassler In my sixten years experience with my candidiate. I have found that he ' is very capable and willing to ac- I cepl all responsibility and duties. He is a member of the Hi-Y and j Letternien's clubs and has taken ac¬ tive part in athletics. I am sure that my candidate has important qualifications as well as many others and would fulfill the dul'os of this office very capably.. ELIZABETH HASSLER i * * * Frank Lester What we tioed in our new govern - men is men that are organizers. My candidate. Frank Lester, is a man of that type. We all remember the fight and organizing ability he used as captain of the light weight foot¬ ball team this year. Frank also did a lot in organizing the Mat and Glove club. He was the first president of the club. If you want a man with ability and initiative vote for Frank Lester as sophomore representative. HERBERT BANBURY ! and. this i Thirza Markey In nominating someone for class I representative there are three things I to he considered--.-! candidate’s abil- | lty, previous experience and charae- . ter. My candidate, Thirza Markey, ! is fully qualified. She has an un- , usual scholastic record of no grade 1 below A while in high* school, has Tieen on tiie service point committee. ! and is junior class president. She * is dependable, has initiative, above all. is willing to work. Realize her worth and put ] girl in ofiicc! KATHERINE BACON * * * Robert Mead 1 There's a student here in school Who abides with .veiy rule. He's industrious, studious, clean, - ■ Brightest boy I've ever seen. He can very easily pass To- the head of every class. He's an athlete good and strong: Plays the game fair, never wrong. He’s a leader; he can lead. He will help you when in peed. He's a real friend indeed. He is Robert Rufus Mead. S1STRAK BAKER « . * Olive Parson My candidate is certainly exper¬ ienced for slic lias for tile last sem- ■ ester filled the oilier of treasurer of | . lie g.rls' league. Though she has made flu* honor soe.ety since she has been at high school, she still ' has time for sports and is a member of the Big "P". Vote for Olive Par- : son for sophomore representative and see the (1--1--I plan go through suc¬ cessfully ! LOUISE TAFT * * * Barbara Stevens Barbara has shown by membership in Triple "g”. Big "P", and Bauble and Beils that she is active in manyj | different f.elds. She is already a ; leader. Her first two semesters .she was vice-president of the sophomore : class. I present to you Barbara Stevens, a girl who is a leader, interested in everything, unprejudiced, capable, reliable, fur sophomore representative. BARBARA BENNETT * * * Myrna Wilson N My Candida tv hue had a great deal of experience in I lie executive and secretarial line anti has been an ac¬ tive member of the studen* advis¬ ory committee for the past semester. My candidate has been an officer of every one of her advisories since attending Pasadena high school. Shi is active in school clubs and she has helped make man> entertainments, parties, etc., ill the school successful and pleasing. Her scholastic stand- . ing is excellent, and her ability to work with unlimited vitality is known to be the best. Therefore 1 wish to nominate Myrna | Wilson for the office of sophomore I representative. ELEANOR ROWLEY FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE (Vote for Two) Ruth Bidwell 1 feel that m.v candidate. R'uth Bidwell, is best suited for the office of freshman representative. For the past semester she has been secre¬ tary of the sophomore class and she is active in after school atlihletics and high in scholarship record. She is reliable, diligent, and Interested in school affairs. I trust that you will see fit to elect her. JANE DUSENBERG * * # Richard Crutchfield Valedictorian of the class of 1927 of John Marshall junior high, his records show the highest sholarship standing, in- this institution. His char- icter, personality, self-reliance, per¬ severance. disposition and capability nark him as one of the best can- iidates for this office. His previous .experience, in executive and legis- EXTRA I alive work will also help him to parry out the duties that go with Iho ofliee of freshman representative. 1 | cannot sixsik loo highly of I he .qualities of Richard Crutchfield. NORM A N GERTMENI A N * * * William Dunkerly William Dunkerlyy is fully qualified to represent the freshman class. In elementary and junior high schools he has held such ofiices as vice-president of the student body, student council member, anu class room president. He was student man¬ ager of the Marshall hook store for three semesters, a position which necessarily must he tilled by an honest, reliable, serious-minded si mi¬ en l . JOHN GEMMIL * * * Norman Gertmenian M.v eand.date needs little introduc¬ tion. He is high in scholarship, a member of the honor society, a par¬ ticipant in athletic competition, and a supporter of school activities. He has, long desired lo occupy an office, in order to further serve this institu¬ tion. In my opinion, Norman Gert- min.an is thoroughly capable. RICHARD (. Г. UTCHF1 ELD * * * Douglas McMann What McMann does lives after him! For freshman representative, we have a real leader engaging in all activities — Douglas McMann. He be¬ longs lo seven clubs, and has found¬ ed .two. Elect Douglas McMann for freshman represental ,ve! GIFFORD McCASLA N 1 ) * * * Don Matson For freshman representative, the Jiml. Mentions are scholarship, alti¬ tude and leadership. Don Matson Mils the qualifications perfectly for he has a record of all. A's. was president of his class at Marshall, and is vice-president of sophomore class. He is an не¬ ге member of the service club and s a, live in athletics. JOE STOUT * * * Charles Otis ’ Charles Otis is qualified for Fresh¬ man representative. Charles is the president of the Sophomore class which proves tha! he has executive ibiiity. He has a high scholastic 'at ing. being a member of. the ' Honor Society. He is a member of the ten¬ nis team. KOBBIX .LITTLE * * * Al Rod: The success of our new government will depend largely upon the people whom we choose as our representa¬ tives. I believe Al Rod I is the lies! man for l he office - .Strong, character: Will not bo overuled in his judgement by older representatives. Executive ability: Proven Industry: Honor student Initiative: You should know him Athlete: Among the best Experience: Leader at Jr. high Leadership: Speaks for itself Al Rodi is the right candidate; vote, for Al and count on a big year! NELSON DODGE ****** Donna Seright The freshman class, needs very capable and strong representation as The freshman class representative as il is the lowest class and natural¬ ly has not i lie power t lie other clas¬ ses. The girl whom I am nominating is exceptionally well-fitted for the office. She came from the Washington junior high where she held the sec¬ retaryship of the student body, was captain of student body regulations, and won honors in oratory. She is the one person who can uphold the freshman class. I know that you can make no mistake in voting for Donna Seright. DOROTHY LUBEK13