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

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, XIEXICH N X ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES ASSISTING THE executive officers and faculty members of the college are several important administrative commit- tees. These. deal with specific problems facing the students of Qccidental Col- lege, and are composed of members both of the faculty and of the executive. Among the topics dealt with in this manner are scholarship, graduate work, vocational guidance, physical education, admission, curriculum and social activi- ties. Following are the committees: Admission and Classification: Brady, chairman: Selle, Taylor, Burt and Chawner. Advisory Council: Bird, chairman, Cleland, lVIyers, Lowther, Chandler and Lindsley. Curriculum and Schedule: Smiley, chairman, Brady, Stormzand, Stelter, Lowther and lVIyers. Graduate: Sinclair, chairman, lVIyers, Chandler, Field and Stelter. Health Records: Field, chairman, Kenneth Smiley, Hodgdon, Kienholz, Davis and Pipal. Honorary Degrees: Ballard, chairman: Burt and Chandler. Library: McCloy, chairman: Stelter, Selle and Coons. Physical Education for lVIen: Hardy, chairman: Kirkpatrick, Kienholz, Coons, and Pipal. Physical Education for VVO- men: Hodgdon, chairman: Kienholz, Craig, Taylor, and Kinney. Social Council: Myers, chairman, Ballard, Hartley, Pipal, Coons, Day, Lindsley and Richardson. Student Conduct: Cle- land, chairman, Allen and lVIye1's. CHAIRMEN or ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES Myers, Richardson, Brady, Coons, Field, Smiley, McCloy Sixteen

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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

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