Chapman University - Ceer Yearbook (Orange, CA)

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Ctfflflky BERTHA MUNRO, Assistant Comptroller. Attended Chapman College, Santa Monica Business College, and Hollywood Secre- tarial School. While she has not served as an instructor, she has been able to intro- duce policies which have put the business office on a sounder basis. Chapman since l93l. FLOYD MERCER, Comptroller. A.B., Culver Stockton, Canton, Mo. A.M., Stanford University. Chapman since l929. JEANNE E. SUMNER, Librarian. A.B., Chapman College. A.M., Columbia University. Student at U.S.C. and Chicago University. Chapman since l929.

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Hilda? MARY CARR MOORE, Professor of Theory and Music History. D. Mus. Head of theory and vocal depart- ment, Tular School of Music, Seattle Con- servatory of Music, Krinkle Piano School, Seattle, Head of Music Departments. Mis- sion High School, Girl's High School, San Francisco. Chapman since l928. RAY CRITTENDEN, Director of Music. Studied at Drake University and with Wil- liam Shakespeare, London, Achille Alberti, Percy Rector Stephens, N. Y., John C. Wilcox, American Conservatory, Chicago, Languages with Louis Dreyfus, conducting with Fr. Finn of Paulist Choir, N. Y. For- merly head of Voice Department, Phillips University and Crittenden Conservatory. MUSIC FACULTY Dudley Warner Fitch, Professor of Organ. Homer Grunn, Professor of Piano. Nicholas Ochi-Albi, Professor of Cello. Robert Pollak, Professor of Violin. MARTELLA CONE LANE, Professor of Art. D.F.A. Graduate Cotner College, Student at Drake University and Hopkins Art Institute. Chapman since l9Z7.

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gu enf .xgclminififrafion Jack Totheroh, serving in the capacity of Presi- dent of the Associated Students, has justified the faith placed in him when he was elected last year as a Write-ln candidate. His personal contribu- tion to the work and activities of the Executive Committee and the Student Body as a whole have been many. He has not only tended efficiently to the traditional presidential duties but through the knowledge and experience gained through his year of office, he has foreseen problems of future Stu- dent Associations at Chapman and under his guid- ance the Constitution has been revised so that it may be a more flexible and democratic organ with which these problems may be met. By his interest and participation in all student affairs, Jack has encouraged participation on the part of other students and stimulated an aware- ness of the significance of Student Government and the opportunities it offers for personal initia- tive and development. To President Totheroh, for his year of service and leadership--our gratitude and sincere thanks! I8-