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

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The iaysee music deparimeni becomes in- creasingly popular as Alan A. Revill and Miss Myriie Mariin coniinue Jrheir ins+ruc- iion in orchesira. band, voice. and individual inerrumenJrs. This spring Jrheir music groups +ook panL in +he music ies+ival 01C California junior colleges. during which broadcasis were made over KNX. FAC U LTY Sania Ana Junior College has been able +0 affain ifs high posifion in Jrhe junior college field +hrough Jrhe excellence of HS iaculiy. The col- lege insiruciors have received Jrheir academic Jrraining in colleges and L'niversiiies +hroughou+ +he Uni+ed Siaies and in England. France. Ger- many. Spain, Haly. and Mexico. Such wide experience and knowledge have added greaHy +0 +he cuHure and educaiion of each siudeni and have increased his understanding of Jrhe world. Jaysee's science deparimenf con- Jrinues +0 forge ahead, bucking ob- sfacles in Jrhe pafhway creaied by poor housing iacilifies. The insfruc- i-ors make up for +hese limi+a+ions by added eiforf +0 in+eres+ Jrhe si'udenfs in science for science's sake. Mem- bers of Jrhe depar+men+, picfured be- low. are H. 0. Russell. Horace A. ScoH. and Frederick Schroeder isiandingi: Mrs. EHa Conkle CoHrell. J. Russell BruH, and Mrs. Jennie Tessmann. iseafedi. -. - HIE; - H

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One of +he founders oi El Don. campus weekly. while a s+uden+ af iaysee. John H. McCoy refurned ai- fer graduaiing from +he iournalism depar+men+ a+ USC and reporfing for a daily newspaper +0 carry +he college paper he helped +0 s+ar+ +0 nafional honors for seven successive years. The impressive records of var- ious graduafes oi +he college iour- nalism deparfmenf are undoubfediy due in a large panL +0 his masfery of his subiecf and +0 his abiliiy +0 give of his knowledge +0 oihers. He is head of +he iournaiism de- parerenJr and assisianf direcfor in charge of public relafions. Miss Mabel G. Whi+ing. college regisfrar. has s+raigh+ened 0qu many a difficulfy encounfered by under- gradua+es in Jrheir courses. On her res+s Jrhe responsibiliiy for enroll- ment class schedules. and ofher du+ies perfaining +0 her office. She is also much loved on +he campus ior Jrhe ac+ive roie Jrha+ she fakes in siudenf and social affairs and Jrhe evidenf enioymenf she derives from Jrhem. Miss WhiJring is also a mem- ber of Jrhe mafhemafics deparfmenf of Jrhe college. John H. McCoy Mabel G. Whifing Ninefeen

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FACU LTY AddiHon 0 Hermann R. Sfromer as German insfrucfor +his year broughf +he sfaH of He language depar+men+ +0 Jrhree. Miss LeHa B. VVa+son now devofes her Jrime +0 French alone. Miss Mary Swass is in charge of He Spanish division of Hwe deparfmenJr. Erneer Crozier Phillips. drama and public speaking depar+men+ head, di- recfs Hue iaysee play produdions pqu on each year for Hue Fiesfa, for as- semblies. and for o+her occasions. The English depar'TmenJr offers courses in +he li+era+ure of We pas+ and He immedia+e present in+eres+ingly presenfed by each member of He depar+men+. Guidance is also given Jro sfudenfs in creafive wriHng. lnsfrudors pidured below. lewcwL +0 right are Miss Agness Todd Miller. Mrs. Gail Smi+h. Mrs. Eleanor Norfhcross, T. H. Glenn. head o1c +he depar+men+. Ernesf Crozier Phillips. and John H. McCoy. Twener-one