Laney College - Oak Log Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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4. Merrz'tt Cmfnlbuf N une! I s 5 x Lilamrznnf The keys to knowledge are kept hy Mr. Morrill Folson, Fall semester librariang and Mrs. Helen Truhcr, Acting Librarian for spring semes- ter. Absent: Miss Therese Wfoodward. Nurse Calena Samples helps car- ry out the College's health program of hcl rinv students develo 1 habits I e I of self-direction which may he cal'- ried over into later life. Affociatea' tftudentf Uffzke The Associated Students Ullice is under the direction of Mr. Tudor Jones who coordinates student activities. Central organization function- ing here is Student Government Association . . . the campus version in the mock style of national democracy. A vital part of the SA program is the college bookstore which furnishes a main source of revenue for the activities. Bookstore Personnel: Joy Key, Doug Wlar, Suzanne Rogers. AM , ., up f f' Msn.. Dirvrmr of Sfudent ,flrtitfities Tudor Jones in familiar role. I5

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OMTIJBIOVJ A guiding idea behind the cd- ucational plan at Oakland ,lun- ior College is interest in the in- dividual student, and counselors strive for depth, range and warmth in dealing with students. The oliice advises students from a collection of data which has been carefully assembled and analyzed. Registrar Merle Quait Staff, seated tl-rl: Mrs. Madge Spoon. Mrs. Nancy Cowan, Miss Frances Richards, Miss Olive Dietlein, Mrs. Aline Burkett.. Standing tl-rl : Dr. Wil- liam D, Lawrence, Tudor Jones, Caleb H. Lindquist, Williani Olsen, Dayton Axtell, George Mannen, Paul Segel, Head Counselor. Regiftmr The College's academic records lMerritt campus? are kept by Miss Merle A. Quait. She is kept busy compiling grade point, averages and assembling data on students. tfecretarzef The College's secretaries are an important part of the organiza- tional structure. 'QGirl Friday's,', they are always on hand to serve the staff and students. Seated, tl-rl: Miss June Yamane, Placementg Mrs. Gladine Taber, IBM Operator, Miss ,loan Russell, Student Personnel, Miss Barbara Shannon, Evening School, Mrs. Freda Bruce, Library: Miss Josephine Phrang, Secre- tary, Dean of Evening Schoolg Mrs. Dorothy Carter, Student Personnel of- fice, Mrs. Helen Smith, Secretary to Dean of Student Personnel. Standing tl-rj : Mrs. Laura Bryant, Library, Mrs. Martha King, Student Personnel Office, Miss Lillian Longre, Veterans Representative, Miss Natalie Snyder, Libraryg Miss Barbara McClary, Student Personnel, Mr. Richard Leong, Production, Mrs. Grace Ford, Treasurer, Miss Helen Micheli, Student Personnel, Mrs. Charlotte McGilliard, Secretary to Dean of Instruction, Mrs. Annabelle Flan- nery, Student Personnel. Absent: Mrs. Ruth Hynes, Secretary to the Dean.

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Tloe Laney Tracie! Technical Facult General Curriculum General curriculum courses help give students a common knowledge of the World and its people, and help them to Wsce things as they reallv are. 4L-rl : Albert Mohler, History and Englishg Mrs. Iva Bur- tleson, Physical Educationg Boris Gregory, Physical Educa- tion, Lloyd Seaver. Mathematics. Auto Mechanics anal Dierel The courses in auto mechanics and diesel in- clude familiarity with overhauling and rebuilding engines, clutches, transmissions, etc., and mainte- nance of all basic types of Diesel engines and equip- ment, including assembly. lL-rl: Elerie Farum, Auto body and fender: Norbert Cross, Diesel Engine mechanics, William Gethin, Auto body and fender, Francis Hance, Auto mechanics, Garnett Avcy. Auto met-hanim-sg Charles Graves, Diesel Engine mechanics. I6 Special Fielclr cation are many courses in special fields. Such courses are of great value to both terminal and A.A. students. QL-rl : Mrs. Brizaide Hare, English for Foreign Students, Mrs. Mary Louise Williamson, Librar- izmg Leon Erlin, Ornamental Horticulture, Edwin Wetmore, Driver Education, Mrs. Edith Cray, Library clerkg Arthur Fava, Shoe Rebuilding, Howard Shipman, Librarian. B ui lcling ana' onrtruction Trader Building and construction trades include car- pentry, mill and cabinet, plumbing, etc. Hand and power tools are used. 4L-rl z Raymond Dunning, Plumbing, Bruce Hayden, Car- pentry, William Whelan, Refrigerationg Donald Taylor, Mill and Cabinet. Strengthening Laney campus' diversi- fied program of trades and technical edu-