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

Page 24 text:

BERTHA GREEN Dean of Women ZACHARY T. WALTER Advisor of Men ADMINISTRATIVE MISS BERTHA GREEN Miss Bertha Green came to the college in tlie fall of 1929, bringing the broad experience and conrage necessary in advising women students with an unselfish attitude and understanding manner. In addition to her duties as dean of women, she edits the Los Angeles Junior College catalogue and plans the intricate schedule of classes each semester. Active in all Associated Women Students ' activ- ities. Miss Green is sponsor of the Alethian Society, women ' s honor group. She also holds degrees of A.B. and A.M. in arts and education. ZACHARY T. WALTER A practical idealist, advisor, teaclicr, and sincere friend of all men of the college. These characteristics have made Mr. Walter a very successful advisor of men. With honest and sincere suggestions, and working more as a friend than as an advisor, he has become one of the most respected men on the campus. Mr. Walter holds A.B. and A.M. degrees in chemistry and acts as an instructor in that subject. His practical experience has made him a fitting ideal and pattern for the Associated Men Students.

Page 23 text:

DR- WILUAM R SNYDER o . hi. I ME CTry ajmd itlkf ims liit. ' uiljoiiji art- ' exoetd- ndl«r ffiOHrtniiiiiiaJtft ' om lawTraiig ;a BBmauia Oiikf Dt iwHiOir Sdiiyidier, f(earll«t anw3 cwipmiail iin • ' • - ' ■ ' Dr, Firaiiiilk . Uomwllilie- siiip»er(i.ia1.-e,r.Mi«:ii:it of L i) Arngf-let ;e Ito war ileaiAer amud aH itftK hamie IJuiriie xipwest- lihf wpiiajwua 1. mJ fiiiiivcre illhaJl .liirirAf foe Daa ILkiwiii iwjr.iiaiilljiiii iirj hearcib- imr mew Mliea ttnw lUbe jjumiiiiMiifr ' twIlJk . Itma iwlliijii alll w( ' er libe •vmwHry - ' ' ' - ln, v ial -.air) acnalif if t-w line iraLprw emerjrt . ■•• ii ' «aJ - o)lf it -esiiKlWiM.ie- ittiit- iiyJlegf hae ■d tube di towftkiBa wll lL «bti Jtftje f KneaniKMit «)t[ it it ' pe m Atanwita: aiad ' r wiilla ytiKumg jivetiijidW lias giiv iin laina •I ncie.

Page 25 text:

MISS PEARL M. SMALL As advisor ol wohumi. Miss I ' cail M. Small atlt ' iid.s llic social functions of the college as the official cliaperone and plays an active |)art in all school activities. Wise with the knowledge oi lile, she lends a helping hand to w oinen in their personal and group prohlenis. Previous to her present ))()sition. Miss Small taught Latin and Greek at Fresno Jimior ( ' ollege and was head of the English depart- ment at Fresno High School. She received her master ' s degree at the University of California and her advisory training at Harvard. KENNETH M. KERANS Solving the nuinv iluties oi registration, credit evaluation, and the personal problems of students are hut few ol the numifold duties taken care of by Mr. Kerans. With a complete knowledge of student programs and a clear understanding of human nature, he is ahle to clear the path of technical points that arise during a college career. Besides instructing a class in Technique and Work of the Regis- trar, Mr. Kerans works on graduation committees and petitions of transfer from semi-professional to eertifieale courses. WILLIAM F. CRITES As all roads lead to Rome so do all college financial matters find their way to the office of Mr. Crites. auditoi ' . Since the first days of the college, he has supervised not only school and student funds, hut the signing of contracts, purchase orders, collection of revenue; he aids with the school budget and advises in the manageineni of the stu- dent cooperative store. Mr. Crites is a member of the Faculty Men ' s Club, co-sponsor of the physics department, and coach and advisor of the Golf Team. PEARL SMALL Advisor of Women KENNETH M. KERANS Reuistrar Wn-LL M F. CRITES Auditor 19