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

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x' BUSINESS OFFICE MAINTAINED AS THE most extensive and far-reaching Associated Students activity, the Business Gfiice, under the capable management of M. D. Williams, bursar, acts as the main spring of the college financial system. It is through the Business Office that all student and school funds are handled. The ofiice also acts as the bookkeeper for all campus organiza- tions, supervises the signing of all contracts and purchase orders, and aids the student budget committee in preparing allocations for the various departments of the College. Members of the oflice also act as financial advisers for the student co- operative store. M. WILLIAMS, College bursar, is responsible for the coordination of all College funds and is also the managing head of the student cooperative store maintained on the campus. His latest duty im olves the handling of funds for the Student Union. MISS JUNE BAKER and MISS KAE MARTIN, assistants to Mr Wil liams, are shown at work in the business 'oHice. Through this oH'ice at all times during the year, there are handled the finances for all athletic encounters, College social affairs, and campus clubs

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ill PLACEMENT BUREAU MISS VICTORIA McALMON, placement coordinator, is shown with her secretary, MISS BERNICE BROWN, who aids her in the placing of many hundreds of the College's graduates each year. Miss McAlmon also maintains an extensive library o placement information. NATIONAL YOUTH E . I I Members of the local National Youth Administration Board during the year included MISS DOROTHY B. STINSON, fall women's adviser, MISS EDITH M. CLARKE, spring women's adviserg LOGAN S. HART, fall chairman, CLYDE L. GOUDY, spring chairmang and WILLIAM F. CRITES, auditor. I2 IN HER CONSTANT struggle for more perfect employer-employee relation- ships, Miss Victoria McAlmon, place- ment co-ordinator, spends many hours in the field analyzing possibilities for jobs, talking with employers, getting their reactions on vital points so that she may better help graduates, over a thou- sand of Whom were placed last year. Assisting Miss McAlmon is Miss Ber- nice Brown, her personal secretary. ADMINISTRATION PROVIDING PART TIIYIE employment for students and aiding them to carry on their college careers, the National Youth Administration, established on the campus in 193 5, provides positions for those deserving Hnancial assistance. Various fields of research and labor are used to employ more than Fifteen hundred students. College administra- tors for this Federal project are Logan S. Hart and Clyde L. Goudy.

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BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS The staff of the lluilding and Ground Crew, which is responsi- ble for the care of all grounds and mechanical units of the campus, includes FRANK l-IOLLENBECK, supervisor, j. DUNN, chief engineer, EARL NIEYTI-lALER, head custo- dian, and l-IANSON VVILKINSON, head gardener. THE BUILDING AND GROUND work extends into all phases of the College. Supervised by Frank H. Hollenbeck, the crew consists of three main divisions. E. J. Dunn, as chief engineer, and his two assistants are responsible for the heating plant and swimming pool. Earl A. Meythaler, head custodian, in charge of the college janitorial services, has twenty-seven assistants. As head gardener, Hanson Wilkinson, assisted by six men, maintains the grounds and gardens of the campus. The crew is completed by a staff of five watchmen un- der the supervision of Mr. I-lollenbeclc.