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

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WE f I SHALL DEDICATE John Ward, Chairman Division of Physical Education Students of Santa Ana College and people of the community regretfully see a great man in the field of sports step into a well deserved retirement this spring. A notable athlete in his own right, Mr. Ward played four years of University football at USC and went on to play professional football with the team now known as the Philadelphia Eagles. Having been an outstanding athlete himself, Mr. Ward never lost that burning com- petitive spirit and has molded numerous Ail-Americans and Olympic stars. His radiating personality makes even his most bitter rivals respect and admire him. This along with the heart warming encouragement that he gave to his athletes has made him one of the top mentors in the nation. After serving the students of SAC since 1938, Coach John Ward is taking from the public eye the story of a fine athlete and an e.xtremely successful coach. In gratitude for the enormous services John Ward has done for SAC, the community, and the world of sports, we take this opportunity to say Thank You for coming to Santa Ana College.

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J: . tf . 1 TO THE DEDICA TED Harold A. Moomaw, Chairman Division of Engineering In this, Santa Ana College ' s fiftieth year, we co- dedicate this anniversary edition of Del Ano to a man who has spent over half of those fifty years in service to the campus. Loved for his subtle sense of humor, Mr. Moomaw has gained many devoted friends on the campus, through faculty and student association and through his work with the United Presbyterian Church. Conscientious and alert, he played an important part in several phases of campus activity. Twice elected pres- ident of the Faculty Association, he displayed his leader- ship qualities with his associates as well as the ability to understand students and their problems while serving on the Admissions and Guidance Council. As Division of Engineering Chairman, and in his own classes, Mr. Moomaw acted as an inspiration to young engineers and had a great deal to do with their placement all over the world. Now, in 1965, Mr. Moomaw will retire after 29 years of lending knowledge, contributing to campus activities, and adding to the progress of Santa Ana College.

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ADMINISTRATIO The past fifty years have been years of growth and deielopment for Santa Ana College. From the first eleven faculty members who began in 1913, the staff has rocketed today into a group of more than eighty instructors. Since the opening of the College, there have been many outstanding, dedi- cated instructors and administrators, too numerous to name. Each has helped guide and develop the minds of the many students entrusted to him. Achievements have, of course, been attained by the students, yet. the greatest achievement belongs to the faculty. They have molded the youth of today to form the leaders of tomorrow.