Los Angeles Junior College - Junior Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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J. c. 19 J unior Lampus 30 Glenn C. Ac erman. B.S. Physical Education {Men) Edna Anderson, A.B.. M.A. English fran W. Bailey . . . ' .. M.A Biological Sciences Lesley R. Bates B.S., M.A. English Archibald W. Bell A.B., M.A Biological Sciences Herbert B. Alexander A.B., M.A. Social Sciences Harry D. Bailey A.B.. M.A.. ScD. Biological Sciences James E . Ball B.S. Mathematics Imo P. Batigham A.B.. M.A., Ph.D. Chemistry Geraldine Billings A.B.. M.A. Modern Languages SIXTEEN

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19 J unior Lampus 30 DIRECTOR ' S MESSAGE Nine months ago we had only a set of buildings, a beautiful campus, an un- tried faculty and a disorganized student body. There was the raw material from which a college might be built, but it was in no sense a college, A pile of lumber and bricks and mortar does not form a home. Today we have a unified faculty, a solid- ified student body, well worked out curri- cula and a college morale which is distinct- ly helpful in developing those qualities which are essential for successful living. We are no longer materially or spiritually an aggregation, we have become an effec- tive organization. We are proud of what has been done and look forward with confidence to the future, trusting that the aim of scholarship and character shall ever increase. -• tj v - Dr. William H. Snyder Director of Los Angeles Junior College COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION Miss Bertha Green Dean of Women Mr. Kenneth Kerans Registrar Administration policies at the Los Angeles Junior College have been particularly difficult of for- mulation due to the lack of precedent and sparsity of readily available material. After a particularly successful career as an edu- cational administrator, Dr. Snyder came to the lunior College, started activities and functions and kept them running smoothly. His policy of an open door, giving an opportunity for student ' s consultations on the selection of curriculum relative to life work has endeared him to the many students with whom he has thus come n contact. Miss Bertha Green, Dean of Women, has been of tremendous assistance to both students and faculty. She also came from one of the larger metropolitan h ; gh schools and here she has succeeded in getting results and establishing cordial relations among the women. Perhaps the greatest hero of registration day was Kenneth M. Kerans, Registrar. His efficient system and the organization which prevails in the Registrar ' s office has saved students and faculty much time and effort. A, L. FOU PTEEN FIFTEEN

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19 Junior Campus 30 Vincent R. Brewer A.B., M.A. Commerce Osman H. Cady B.S., MS., Ph.D. Chemistry Harry W. Campbell Ed.B. Physical Education (Men) Edwin D. Coo e A.B., M.A. Chemistry William F. C rites A.B. Commerce ■ sift jm Norman T. Byrne A.B.. M.A. English Olive V. Cameron A.B. Commerce Otis W. Coan A.B., M.A. English Gertrude V. Cope A.B.. M.A. English Estelle A. C. Cross M.A., B. Litt. . c. J. SIXTEEN SEVENTEEN