Occidental College - La Encina Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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I I ' ll A If Xl N. -L ., ,I is 1' . ff: ' . fi., I ,I 'u.,,N -. FLORENCE N. BRADY ' Registrar REGISTRAR . FLORENCE N. BRADY BESIDES BEING a shining exam- ple of the successful business Woman, Florence Brady has acted for several years as registrar of Occidental College. It is upon her shoulders that responsi- bility for the careful selection of the stu- dent body rests, and to her goes much of the credit for its achievements. By choice based upon scholastic apti- tude as Well as general good character, she has, during the fevv years that she has been registrar, increased the strength and desirability of the Occidental Col- lege student body. Miss Brady is also a graduate of the college having served as assistant registrar for several seasons F0'Wl'fI6671- HNX CHAIRMAN BURT RICHARDSON IN THE AIBSENCE of a Dean of Men, Prof. Burt Richardson acts as mediator of men's affairs, Working par- ticularly in conjunction With the inter- fraternity council. He also spends much time in the collection of vocational data for student benefit, and keeps careful account of the professions and vocations Whiehustudents think they may follow. This information is used both to better acquaint the prospective Workers with present members of the business World and to provide statistical record for the college authorities. When not engaged in executive duties, Richardson may be found amid Weights, prisms, batteries and the like of the physics department, vvhich he heads. ide I nuff . ' , ,ajfjfgff fag Q, fi ,. 3.51 ,'?ff-:f0'f.f'p, - '. 1- Nw xv, .1 -x' - ' f nip- ,, . ' i.j.'f-' fa-E' -Misfit 'ixrji 1 . ff .fillqiiz - , If ,HN , -lf, ff .K' Ja, , .,7f,:'Q 'il A .4 - N- 2' 'Q' ' - 'aff iff ilfllcrf A 'l- I I-,ri , ,ymjffp I y- 'wtift'-Y 1-. lc-'f ':'.'4 ,'1-ug.:-4252 5. K Jfilfi' Q i-'lm I. -' fz1Ar.f,f.wg+f ff t,i5fff?Qf:fff xii I X4 ,yf'gr3,:,: ,q:,QjQ,,.,- I ' figQ,.- ,V 7 ,S - ' I . if ' if:23l'z.i-12 45 '- , A, ,,, , , , . .. fl f .3'II- 7' 4731--1', A .. :, - V. 1. t 121.2 -. 1 . .ZL YQE-A Lf' , . .gilt H,-:ii ,.:, K. 4,.n,iQ.x,ig1 ,Tv FA. .Zi MN, . 1 f j'l '! .-'.,.-awk- ' P s s, ll 5.5 xl , ,gig--,gf 'gf ki'-1 ,cg-'p,g,,,.g,,pl5g,3,, 'sip 351 .1 62. -yi, . .i .13 1ly+6?fJ.1N, 'lf'?', .ml- '. 5 f 7-' ,Q PU 191' '.-'.w,r,g'.A '- -Win' , :J ,. .gf-A - 513, -f 1 - .fr I ,' PROFESSOR Bum RICHARDSON C!lHlfIlIll7l,MPl1J I anv ' . - rs ' 1 x - M X i - ' ' fwfr'-. I

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YT. K SKIETCQIHI BUQIIQ COMPTROLLER, FRED MCLAIN TVTANY ,BUSY HOURS over the receipts, disbursements and accounts of the college finances are daily spent by Fred lXfIcLain, comptroller. Through his careful management and saving tac- tics the extensive program of beautifica- tion of the campus grounds has been made possible. Under his guidance, the former dry fields surrounding the build- ings have been turfed. But, being a graduate of Occidental College, he has also learned the art of relaxation, and may often be seen, after Working hours, locomoting his seventy- six inches of bravvn and muscle over the tennis courts While engaged in a more than fair game of singles or doubles. v' VQQVZN., if'-. .- . . 'I t e --. R , - , ' fi!! Z7 1 r-'WA IQ- xc' f ,ff Y N. f5? iT.iE21.-27 A f 'TN Qi .. 2 1 i f' .R ii.- ,---xln lf fl lf, fWf-ffifif' Q M ! SSS? W ARE: .fi-X l QQ3 T flf-' 'f if 1 ftp, ff AfgESfs,F N fiQ'5.7SIsT5 ff, ?f1ffQfJ5 Z.f4.4f, -- . A ,gf ra! I 11:5 TK' If .2-, V ,gf ,',4 j'l, ,fjifZZf?Xi:l1:-Ahgi' If 'iii .-1, 11 Lf :ff'fi4'T'f'f 2,555 4. !ff,,,,: ,L.f,,f,::b.h.gf --Q. - WF , ffinffp- ' 15 xiii.-' I' ,ffl ffl ii K'--if 'lifiii 'Eff' -' 'FE gif! f ,Mu ff'v .1gr!r'f' Neff.:-s .is fn it E1 i FRED MCLAIN Comptroller - ,,.,. . ,. --: --7:-.-:-:':fg'f :fb--J' ' ' l.,!s' 1' -:,a.1. ,-i f. 8 -2-1-f .-1' 's' '2- , gi ,. n 'r .Q ff Z X55 ' 'H -'1.,1- .fx -. x -. -5.55. - , i A ,mlggg .4ZH'.g'., ,-RJ. . Lgyzifai Jiibifif .L-fm. 1, 4, I 31 -1 , E. -ff 2 ,if- -1 'Aiwa i s v 1 I 'me' 1' Eylj-Zdfef l .- V In . :.1Klf s 5 I ,X rl: -figq-gl-Img, Z, jfjlmlx .-vet. wif Q I N It 2f'1.'ff',.j-,,f.':f ,.., lg I . -If Xl:,:ij:l'. !A de, Tiff? E ff ' . riff' f '..iff5r2f'i 1' ,zlii-2.P'5c2fze' Q of f ' 7' 4143 - ,U . 1-'51 33 .- 'pry .-'q,:,f x' .iii -f ifiwf sg sf . Ex .Jw fff 'Z I Aw.. 'S' 1 '- X F f Tz?i:Jf'4H'f -A F' ,fiiifai .Vs . ' -GJ... J 41 5' ,- 5. 'Jizz J'-V' ' if :'f- 5 ' A 1':'f 1' f '- s Qi- if. 'f 2' -'Qff ' 'i' . K ' ' 1' -' . .,-nz ' ' ' ,fix '. - ,' -1 ,, ,,af ,4 'ilfi' Ig,f1,Ll' 1 n Q, F I Z X . .' --D I Z. ,, -v 9,-5.,,., .L 344 1: f . I . ' R r fi -- , -' If -by If ig' fi. iii-3: 4-'4 ' ' . .i. ' , Atv- - ,1 , U -, .S if 'IW' ' J.. ' 2 X 4' if ':'12- 1 ' '1- ' . . ' JN: fs DR. ARTHUIQ G. CooNs Executive Secretary EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ARTHUR G. COONS WHEN NOT WEIGHED down by the duties of his ofhce as executive secretary to the president of the college, Dr. Arthur G. Coons is one of the most popular friends of the students, dealing with them through their personal prob- lems. In such capacity he heads the Student Aid Committee and Me1i's Christian Group. Regularly he devotes many hours of labor to the details of public relations, public events and pub- licity for the institution. ln his spare moments, Dr. Coons is an associate professor of economics and an ardent exponent of the art 'of svvim- ming. He also spends hours with his very youthful son, Who, it seems, is to become a famous economist also. Thirteen

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SIIQIETCH IBUQK GRADUATE TMANAGER J. PHILIP ELLSWORTH THE TI-IANKLESS TASK of reg- ulating student finances, particularly un- welcome during a season of depression and consequent limitation, is the work of J. Philip Ellsworth, graduate manager. Through his office the scheduling of all athletic contests is arranged. The Book Store, owned and operated by the A.S. Q.C., is directed 'by Ellsworth and his assistant, lVIrs. Elizabeth Prentiss. If at times matters become involved, no one but Ellsworth knows it. His cheerful smile never reveals a hint of worry. ,But he does, often, seek escape from the Hnancial complications by don- ning a track suit. Mixing with the reg- ular track squad, he startles them with speed which recalls Capt, Phil. J. PHu,1P ELLSWORTH Graduate Manager - 'ff' vias.-' . faq lia.11'If'? '-.:+i'-lb 4 . 1 . 1 u r fa- 'Ti . qv-fa Sm,-X ..- ,-hrs...-f ,UW-2 22215 0 WL- rf 'W' X- ' ,f-.f f-.' ,.- . - P. .' Af'-if 1 SJW 'I F ., ,X Wg, f f'IlQE-iikff 'f fl7,sI'lif tllthrd- 522222114 tilt ff. iff . ..- 1 ff.-1. ff CTM...-z ' uf ' A524495 ,i fl-ia. - 27 , J: 41,4 QT?-X - -, 351 with 2247! 'f'fff'PHi.2if ,L --17 -fx?-'5 4' .wi1..:ff,w .-ff-5' .F f f' f -K x f. 1ff .:f' .-.v' 3!'i '1'f F 4'-!5i ' ' diff ' fri -' f if J f. fi fra r ,-if .gf -, 'Q ,H ' .,-5? f 'ffi f' f'f'f1f'l'f' 5' 1.4 2.5 if' up A.ui46.l1 A-2625 - if-'W'Tf21 f'.',5f .2133 'H lf '::..gf.f- . . - ..- ,- 1. g., ,. lax , ' 'NV Q. -.::: .IV ,113 5M:f,f?.,ffti .,. , -ff ' - 1 ' 1 - 55 151'--,,-2 , 3,' .CJ 1 ' -' ' . - J L .ed . 15 is ' r- S'Sf ',l.l 7liifii9'-K if1ff7-i'.!75Ei2 f lf ji-4f3'fL qfplf, , ,E 0-.-. - - nfl fy, .1 ',,-QQ'-15-gr - .r. .K :A--pa:- -'gif ilm i ii? rlit 1el,ff1.'i'.'I-2-' 29 . 1 . .ay ' f,-.na ,xl-,, .- -, ...va 'f!i'.:'u'. -.:J. :wtf : 'J' If : '- 'M 'i'f'-111' was 555,-iI.G', i. Aw , V J Zi, 4 -, , - .f 'ef '- -' .- I - i -rr :rf..g.5-5 -' ' ',af'-.QR ,il .wi . MRS. JULIA A. PIPAL Director of Social Affairs 'DIRECTOR MRS. JULIA A. PIPAL DIRECTION OF ALL college social activities, both those relating to the student body and to individual groups and persons within it, is the task of Mrs. Julia A. Pipal, social director. To her the work of scheduling affairs, keeping the campus calendar straight, and advising all units within the student body concerning custom and rule of social activity is delegated. She also assists Dean Myers by handling residence problems and acting as the moving force behind many of the projects of the Asso- ciated VVomen Students. Untiring enthusiasm, coupled 'with boundless quantities of new ideas make Mrs. Pipal one of the most loved and most overworked persons of the college. Fifteen