Mount San Antonio College - Chaparral Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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' ' Saying and doing are two things ' Stewart M. Anql© Tronsportalion HarriaH P. Beu PKysicaJ Education Vftfnon R. Cannon Indostrial Education Robert T. Elliott IndiKtrial Artt John C. Hoewn IndostrraV Educstio John L. Arrambido Physicol Education Charlas S. Booth Indutlrisl Education Mary Y. Cerny Businoss Education Chester Ferrine laduttrial Arts Marie M. Helsley Life Science George Balogh Busineu Education Dorothy Burqess Life Science Bernard J. Conrad Engineering Carol E. Ford Business Education Oarold J. Henry Geoloqy Dr. Oliver M. Butterfield Psychology Marjorie Davidson Coltege Nurse •- ' CiHaifriett Genung { ihuii ' Librarian Madeline C. Janecek Languages Dr. P. Joseph Canavan English Raymond L, Davies Business Education G. Russell Graham Philosophy Adolph C. Kath Art Zilpho Edinger Assistant Librarian M. Elizabeth Green Physical Education Df, Joseph A. Landry

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T ' D««n of M«n Mar. T. MilU Ocan of Woftivn Thom«» J. O ' Connof Coo din«lor of Couftivlinq and Gu dsnc A friend in need is a friend indeed Wiihin ihcsc offices futures arc molded jnd the basic network of MSAC is de clot»cd. Mt. San Antonio is fortunate to have nine of ihc mast capahlc of colIeRe personnel as its counselors, deans. registrar, and comptroller. Whether a prol)Icm is concerned with vocations, special jjuidance. school records, or just everyday classes. there is always one or more of these people on hand to help find a solution. Through the combined work of this outstanding uff, MSAC is rapidly becoming known as one of the best organi cd colleges in the country. A vote of thanks is due the Big Nine! Hazol Snoka Raqittror Ernvst W. Cart Com pt roll tr Counselors Deans Edwin T. Martin D«an of Summar Sati ' on Willard I StapUt D««R of Tradai and Industrv Fran McC ' tarv D«an of Birtinau Edgcation G. Allan Sharman Oean of Aq ' icuMuf Educatioi itcf rito»

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7T ( Wf « ' ' ' Enqlish Jvuie S. Niede ' Nurvnq fduC«»ior D ' . Mai G, Schumaclie Hiitory V«ra A. Tark«Uan HofTia Economici Herman W. Waitemp Aqficullura Archia Nlibat Phyiicat Education G. StantDA Salbv Music W;ii;am S. Valefitine Phyiical Education 6«1tv Ann Whippt Auiilaat Librarian Oiamiilry Ma qa ' t D. Ov«rholti«r JuanrU S. Sp ak«r Collaqa Nuna D. Rou Wabitar Aqficultwra B«ulAh L. Yaaqar Drama Oarttfi J Mool-ck L«nguaq«i uis 9. Ronfaldi Orchids to the college fjculty ' TTieir outiunding dtnrw hj e hrli cd to make Mt. Sjn Anionia College uhji ii n tndjy. Aided by (heir guidance and iRitruciion. ituilenti are able to cope with the numeroiH everyday pr 4 lcnu which accompany cullrgc life, and mmt important nf all, they are capable of accepting tlie%e pf. ihleni with a rimkI adutt altitude. TTicse teachers have given many long htmrt nf their time teaching their Mudentt not only i certain subiect. but also how in think and act n« individuals. They have hcli cd to prepare ihc students for their hiture iobt and profcisioni after college. Enough credit can not be given these iitttructort who mold the coming generations.