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Administration . San Bernardino Valley Junior College Fall, 1941 Dear Betty, Fm keeping busy every minute. I ' d never be able to keep everything straight if it weren ' t for Dr. Allison. She is our Dean of Women, you know, and she really makes the worn ' en ' s activities click. She knows just which of us are in charge of each activity, and I think she knows the ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' ™ name of every girl m school. Since I ' ve been going to the Co-ordination Council meetings, I ' ve even gotten to know Dean Brown and Dr. Ricciardi. From the way the fellows always tremble in their boots when they get their cinch notices, I always thought Dean Brown was an ogre, but he ' s swell. He has the nicest way of explaining things in a slow, earnest voice that makes even me understand. I can ' t help feeling a bit afraid of Dr. Ricciardi, but maybe it ' s a good thing. He ' s not a bit austere at the Co-ordination Council meetings, though. From the number of conferences he attends, we know he ' s really keeping the school up-to-date. I always seem to he going to see Mr. Lamb, the registrar. He does everything, from signing requisitions to arranging details for the stage or --« Social Hall. But with all K dfl Hl duties, he never seems V flH K impatient or worried. IP ' r I B Someone else you should know is Miss Storr, who keeps our junior col- lege library one of the best. She ' s awfully nice, too. I guess I don ' t do o much as I thought 1 did. At any rate, we couldn ' t get along with- out these people. Ginny I
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. . Trustees Charles J. O ' Conn San Bernardino Valley Junior College Fall, 1941 Dear Johnny, So you ' re carrying the troubles of the world on ytjur manly shoulders? Don ' t make a martyr of yourself. Compared with our Board of Trustees, you don ' t have any troubles. They have the entire responsibility for the entire San Bernardino school district. They appoint administrators, sign warrants, and do a million other things — without pay. I used to think our trustees were just a bunch of old fogies, but I found out that they ' re really super people. One of the oldest members — and president of the Board — is Judge O ' Connor. He has a grand sense of humor, but lends an air of dignity to the group. Next in length of service, Mr. Sam Andrews has the reputation of never having missed a football game. He is the land agent for the Southern Pacific Railroad and has a hobby of raising dahlias.. Another member, Mr. John Oakey, a graduate of San Bernardino High School and Stanford University, is one of the vice-presidents of the Bank of America in San Bernardino and has hobbies of gardening, golf, Spanish, and bike riding. The youngest member of the Board is Mr. Waldo Willhoft, a Colton attorney. At one time, he was a college instructor and wrote a book on public speaking. Newest member, Mr. Warren Frishie, is manager of the San Bernardino Hardware Company and commander of the Rialto division of the State Guards. ■! Mr. Andrews ' two daughters, ' MM ' !fl ' Mr. Oakey ' s son, and Mr. Frisbie ' s two sons have attended school here at Valley; so you know that our trustees have a personal interest in the work they do here. Ginny J,.lin M. Oakcy S.niuicI E. AndicvvN
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