Santa Ana Junior College - Del Ano Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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T R A T I O N Our genial host to the campus men handled a sizeable amount of work this year, but youthful spirit, combined with a fine business head, allowed Mr. Flint to come through with flying colors as usual. Besides acting as N. Y. A. ad- ministrator, which kept his office staff humming constantly, he found time to lecture on foreign relations to various groups throughout the county, advise the Orpheo Troupe, and conduct classes in junior forum, orientation, and history. His personality, enlivened by a keen, progressive mind, has gained him all- around favor of those who have come in contact with him. 17 CALVIN C. FLINT MRS. ELEANOR NORTHCROSS .4W R l With an unusual background of cul- ture, a deep appreciation of beauty, and a warm spirit of friendliness to all around her, Mrs. Eleanor Northcross means much more to the life of the col- lege than implied by her titles, Dean of Women, and Instructor in Eng- lish. To whatever activity she ap- proaches she brings a wealth of under- standing, sympathy, and richness of knowledge which make her a highly valued member of the administration at Santa Ana Junior College.

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16 ADMIN Although not a member of the junior college faculty, Superintendent of Schools Frank A. Henderson gave a great majority of his time and interest to the junior college during the elapsed year. Superintendent Henderson has been instrumental in the growth and improve- ment in the jaysee during his administra- tion. Well known as a booster of col- lege events, Mr. Henderson was one of the most enthusiastic supporters of the Don football team in its climb to the Eastern Conference and Southern Cali- fornia championships during the past year. FRANK A. HENDERSON D. K. HAMMOND There are few students who have not realized Director D. K. Hammond ' s worth to the junior college. During the year, most collegians come in contact with him personally. Sometimes the con- ferences are embarrassing, to say the least, but an air of confidence and de- termination is apparent on every stu- dent ' s face as he departs from Direc- tor Hammond ' s office. No greater compliment can be given to this genial Director of S. A. J. C. than the statement There is no finer friend than he.

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(upper right) The lady patting the newspapers in such a gentle way is Mrs. Miriam E. Sitton, home economics teacher. (lower right) Reading from his public speak- ing text, Ernest Crazier Phillips explains the four tests of a good speech. FACULTY (upper left) Miss Leila Watson, French and German instructor, shows her pupils that the eyes have it. (left center) The astonished gentleman is Harry P. Jackson of the efficient commerce depart- ment. (lower left) History, political sci- ence, and economics are taught in Professor L. L. Beeman ' s room. (upper center) This ' talking pic- ture ' of Mrs. Jennie L. Tessmann, history and astronomy instructor, was taken in the midst of a lecture. (lower center) Mechanics in- structor Harold Moomaw set a record in the standing broad- jump when scared by the flash for this picture.