San Bernardino Valley College - Tom Tom Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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Ralph D, Bailey Samuel E. Andrews, presidenl Joseph Snyder Warren H. Frisbie John M. Oalrey Board Of Trusfees TACKLING lhe diliicull iob of managing lhe al- lairs of our college, members ol The Board of Truslees are conlronled wilh financial and educalional prob- lems. Consisling ol prominenl business men ol San Bernardino Counly, 'rhis group has 'rwo members elecled annually lo serve lor Three years. Under 'rhe 'rrusiees' supervision and guidance, a bond issue, providing for a Sl,I60,000 building ex- pansion which will begin in lhe near lulure, was eslablished and passed. The archiiecls have laid oul plans lor lhe developmenl of a 5452.000 sludenl union building, a fBI75,000 science building, a 3200.000 engineering building, and many more new addilions lo lhe campus. The board is responsible for securing lhe welcomed Velerans' l-lousing Unil lhal broughl homeless Ex-C5l's closer lo 'rhe campus. Members of lhe Board of Truslees are: lvlr. Samuel E. Andrews of Collon, presidenl and one of lhe firsl members ol lhe Board: Mr. Ralph D. Bailey ol Collong lvlr. Warren I-l. Frisbie ol Riallo, lvlr. John lvl. Oalcey, and lvlr. Joseph Snyder oi San Bernardino. Through 'rhese men, Valley College is allaining malurily, noi only in spiril, buf also in size.

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President John L. Lounsbury IN SUCH a groal insiilufion as lhe San Bernardino Valley College, ihe dulios ol ihe Presidenf are many and weighly. Dr. John L. Lounsbury possesses lhose qualifies necessary for eflicioni leadership and compo- leni adminisfralion. His progressive-ness foward col- lege and civic advancemenf has invaluably Confribufgd in making fhis school an oulsfanding ingrifufion of l QlWeV learning WlWOSC primary objeclivo is fo serve C5P5'blY llle needs of youfh and adulls in ihe Com- munily.

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Diredor of Evening College l, wld' ,eq uf? 5. ll lltl ISI! f 'Qi wifi ...D J nfl CA YY 3-,f '1' - HASQIK iggjtq An xxx 'All wow-4 cqiu x s I IIRIALUI lllliapggg f.. Mrs. Nora Parker Coy finds never an idle momenf as direcior of WELL-KNOWN among lhe College family is Mrs. Nora Parker Coy. direcior of fhe Evening College. Mrs. Coy came here fifieen years ago and has been busy ever since planning and scheduling classes, work- ing ou'r day and evening adulf programs, securing lecfurers, and conduciing forums. Mrs. Coy, educaied ai Sfanlord and Columbia Universiiies, has also done research work al ihe Oxford Universiiy of England and 'rhe Universiiy of Mexico. She has 'raughr ai Pasadena, Inglewood, and New Jersey. besides being in business for six years. ' Any person eighieen years of age 'or older IS eligible 'ro enroll for courses in The Evening College. ihe Evening College program Praclically all of 'rhe courses lead +o graduarion and carry iransier credil. Uniis of work are also organized fo meei special needsnand inieresls of adulis. The policy of lhe College is io offer any course when if is requesied by I2 or more persons and is consislenf wiih ihe educalional policy of ihe College. Says Mrs. Coy, Evening College does noi exisf by ilself, bu+ is really an exiension of fhe day program. I appreciale very much 'rhe cooperarion of day slu- denis and day college insiiiulions, such as ihe War- whoop and +he Tom-Tom, in assisiing To make lhe Evening College program a success.