Long Beach City College - Saga Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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Dean ol Activities HAROLD F SEAL Associate Dean MATTIE M. PAINE Dean of Women [9]

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The current year has been one of growth and change for the City College. Over eleven thousand students now at- tend the Long Beach City College either as full or part-time students. The deve- lopment of its program, delayed by the war, has now been resumed and is proceeding at a rapid pace. New build- ings and equipment will be obtained without great delay we hope. Many new services for students have already been added. A suitable climax to this year of growth and change is the publication of this splendid edition of Saga. It heralds the return to well-rounded campus life. GEORGE E. DOTSON, Director of the Long Beach City College DR. GEORGE DOTSON Director This edition of SAGA commemorates the twentieth year of our City College, Liberal Arts Division, that was earlier known as the Long Beach Junior College. It also tells a story of prodigious growth, when the Lakewood campus and buildings were inundated by the flood of students following the drought years of the war. It has been a busy, pressing year of crowded class- rooms, of overworked facilities, of stress and strain. Despite these crowded, difficult condi- tions, however, the classroom and extra- class activities of the college have set an excellent record of achievement and of healthy growth. Old traditions have been revived and vivified, new activities have been successfully introduced. Stu- dent leaders and their faculty advisers have served tirelessly and effectively to adjust the college to the new, postwar regime. This yearbook is a pleasant record of these praiseworthy achievements. It is the saga of our college during a pecu- liarly significant and successful year. RUSSELL R. JOHNSTON, Dean

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COUNSELORS HARPER C. WREN Veteran ' s Counselor HUGH S. BROWN Head Counselor MARIAN LEWIS ELMER C. WAGNER JANE MILLEN 10]