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

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Rain ' Drencheu walks, mirroring cloud-filtered SUNLIGHT, STRETCH AWAY FROM NoRTH HaLL TO the distant tree ' shrouded cupola of the Library. COLL C CAMPUS

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Like a giant Cyclopean eye the grilled window IN Administration Building ' s dome is focused UPON THE FIGURES LOITERING ABOUT THE FOUNTAIN BELOW. o c M U

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Allan E. Sedgwick Dr. Edward W. Halxk BOARD OF EDUCATION William E. Blalliry Arthur W. Eckman WlLLL M H. Hen ' ry T HE responsibility for the operation of the world ' s largest junior college begins with the members of the Board of Edu- cation and superintendent ' s staff presented on these pages. The Board of Education is composed of seven members, four of whom are elected every two years. The Board serves as the people ' s representatives in school affairs and adminis- ters to the needs of the three political and tax divisions which comprise the Los Angeles public school system. It is as the Board of Education of the Los Angeles City Junior College district that this body governs the affairs of Los Angeles Junior College. President of the Board until December, 1934, was Dr. Allan E. Sedgwick. At that time, however, the State Supreme Court re-seated as a member Mr. Stewart O. Mertz, who had been elected in 1933 and removed in the Fall of the same year by the local Superior Court because it was claimed he had not, prior to his election, resided in the school district a suilicicnt length of time. 30