San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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1555sz fig 5mg; Mrs. Billie Hotden. Mrs. Fay Landweer, Miss Mildred Robertson and Miss Constance King are tour popular secretaries who greet Aztec visitors to offices of the ad- ministration. Mrs. Holden manages the ottices 0t Deans Ault and A. 6. Peterson: Mrs. Landweer is secretary tOr Dean C. E. Peterson and Dr. Spencer Rogers extension service: Miss King meets coeds in the outer office of Dean Mary Mendenhall. Miss Robertson is placement secretory. Mrs. Florence Schneider and Miss Fretda Pyle have two ot the technical jobs on campus. It is the pteasant voice 0t Mrs. Schneider. telephone operator. that greets alt people phoning the college. Miss Pyle manages accounts and collects fees as financial secretary. Dorothy Rae. Mrs. Lloyd Haynes Miss Genevieve Kelfy and Mrs. Lulu Germann are tour of the college tibrarlans who know without thinking the resting place of every kind at book in the system. They estimate IOOO books are checked out on an average every day. Miss Winifred Smith. Mrs. Frances Schafles, Mrs. Harriet Stovall and Miss Margaret George are the other tour bOOk handlers who cater to State's 2000. Mrs. Stovall heads the children's library in the training school. Mrs. Genevieve Hamblen. Miss Dare Young, Mrs. Marian Campbell. standings and Mrs. Mildred Barnes. seated. look happier OVEF completing the job of making out UDH notices than the StUdentS wiH who receive them. Mrs. Hamblen '5 Sjec'etaW to Dr- Dotson: Miss Young takes charge of senlot and junior evaluations: Mrs. Campbell manages IES' lstratron problems for freshmen: Mrs. Barnes heads resis' tram day aCttVitiES themselves and sees that grade tran- scr'pts are kept in order. 5.0:: t3. WenoteLIChorles Fisk. Mrs. Minnie Trimbte and b. H Cappy Rich Share headquarters back ot the art wt '38 Mr. Wendel 15 head tahitor: Mr. Fisk is cottage jute: IaEand Ezefer 0f the kays't: Mrs. Trimble is head GPPY 1: s' t H' - Pals ot the students. t5 '6 1c Officer. AH four are great 1!:

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MILTON ALBERT M l L L E R. biology instructor. spends two mornings at week at the college. The rest 0t his time is taken up with biological re- search for the navy. Golf is his hobby. 555 game? JEANETTE A. VAN- DERPOOL. sixth grade supervisor in the training schooii is proud 0t her Dutch ancestry. She insists sixth graders are adult in many ways. points to the aiacrity with which they do such things 65 write model i newspaper stories. C A R L H A V E N YOUNG gymnastics and COrreCtive gym instructor. was found adtusting one of the muscie buiiders in the gymnasium. Be- sides his regular class- es he Finds time to sponsor inter-trater- nity and intra-mural sports. H l L D E K R A M E R WALKER. German in structor on the ian- guage faculty. might be termed State's most ardent patriot. A newcomer to this country ten years ago, tiom Germany. she says Americans don't realize their biessings. She makes sure her students do. DR. R. EDWiN WORLEY. protes- sor in the mathematics and physics departments. gets entirely away trom his subiects with his hobby. He coilects phonograph records 0rd Lites everything, horn Gersh- win to Each. He's shown here with his special record magnitict for detecting crack; JOHN H. WILSON, instructor in the somai science department. left the campus in catty April to take a government iob here in the city. Spare moments find him with his thoroughbred cockcr Sugar who has been winning for him lately at dog shows. FRANK M. WATENPAUGH. teacher at the brain-twistet. ac- counting. endears himseit to teIIOw faculty members. by helping them make out their income tax reports. That's hobby enough.n he grins. DR. LEWIS F. WALTON. member of the math department taculty. uses kitchen recipes to illustrate his algebra theorems. He likes to chat with students on the arcade benches. CURTIS R. WALLING. math and engineering professor. was tound checking the complicated set 0? tubes which torms the college heating system. He enjoys ext piaining its intricate workings. DON HALLIDAY WALLERL JR.. came to the campus this year to take over the position 0t CPT Flight instructor. A great favorite among airplane minded Aztecs. he was invited soon atter coming to the school to sponsor social tra- ternity Eta Omega Delta.

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