Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Dr. Samuel CorTez heads The adminisTraTive sTafT as DirecTor of FullerTon .lunior College. Under his supervision come The many deTails of running such an insTiTuTion saTisTacTorily. Arranging semesTer schedules, meeTing vviTh The board of TrusTees and various oTher imporTanT responsibiliTies resT upon his shoulders. The Tac:ulTy alvvays feel free To consulT wiTh him abouT The numerous problems ThaT come up in Their divisions, as well as The general sTudenT body. Dr. CorTez is always willing To Talk over sTudenT difTiculTies vviih parenTs. lf a sTudenT cannoT saTisTacTorily vvork ouT his program alTer his advisor's help and is sTill having Trouble, The clireCTor is ready To smooTh ouT The unCerTainTies. Aside from his adminisTraTive duTies he also fills The posiTion of an insTrucTor, Teaching maTerials of consTrucTion and asTronomy. Dr. CorTez has been vviTh Thecollege Tor Three years. Dur- ing The lasT parT of This year he Transferred his duTies as direc:Tor of The college To Those c:onnecTed wiTh The posiTion of LieuTenanT Senior Grade in The Navy.

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if ,553 N ' 4 fr Lf' T -,5-x fi .1353 ff . Wf- f sir. .---fA o 2 ' i 35-12 r we r T tgfrf, 5, 4 X-X 2 H' Xi -T56 :F ' l ' ff ff? jl LfvW.,?1 fp is by -., i' ,. T Qian? SuperinTendenT Chemberlen is indeed forTunaTe To have such an efficienT and capable secrefary as Miss Gladys Miller. l-ler pleasing personalify and friendly manner vviTh The sTudenTs have made her mosT popular. She is in charge of The superinTendenT's office and much of The business ThaT ThaT goes Through This office is Transacfed by her. Along vvifh oTher personal work she also aTTends The board meeT- ings every Tvvo Weeks and Takes down The minufes. Many years of experience in school work preceded Frederick T. Chember- len's corning To FullerTon as disTricT superinTendenT. For Ten years he was acTive in The Los Angeles Cify School sysTem. Besides acTing as general supervisor of school maTTers and planning The policies of The schools, he also is very acTive in represenTing The school aT various civic funcfions and convenfions. His friendly, frank aTTiTude makes him a popular public speaker.

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Shailer Arnold Janet lvlacliarland Esther Pierce SCDCIAL SCIENCE l l . . I F3 Q fx l.. -sxift 1 Qto ' 7 , 2 L X I I - P X Jwlxfxx -1 nw 2 Otis l.eRoss Don Brunskill W. T. Boyce Charles Ruby All courses dealing with social or human relationships are found in the social science department. These in- clude history, economics, law, phsycol- ogy, and political subjects. The purpose of these courses is to enable the student to acquire and cippreciate an under- standing ot the relations ot man to man. It also develops his ability on questions of today and gives encour- agement tor a fuller and more intell- igent life. Shailor Arnold is chairman ot the social science division.