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

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1 A H 23 i' ii ' ,Q t 1 tt' f . it 'lt' 'rt 1 I ll W i it r, A ,. tu. 5 ig.. ,N MM tml l 2 , www .gli l -i i ' ls X, Il .is Conrad Schultz, D, Robert Sturgis, Dr. James G. Halle, Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Schools, Dr. Herbert Stroschein, President, Glenn D. Tabor, Superintendent ot Schools: Charlotte Reiter, Vice President, Wilbur F, Hartman. Board Of Trustees Directing the multitude of operations necessary for the continued functioning of Santa Ana College the administration works behind the scenes of academic lite. Establishing sound administrative policy and efficiently appropriating needed funds are but two phases of the Board of Trustee's part in the long-range plans of the College. Evidence of the Board's planning was seen this year in the construction of new and expanded facilities in the continuing program of campus growth. SAC Deans At a more personal level, the Deans work directly with students and instructors to ar- range and coordinate campus activities. The administration makes possible the maintenance of high standards of achieve- ment in the total educational program by combining many diverse elements into a smoothly operating entity. 1 if N V1 ii .ii Qou . XY- 'J' i '-no l if l Thomas Trawick, Dean of Students and Mrs. Redding, Secretary to the Dean. ' I7

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'i H+? T - Arg-5, ilk.. 4 Q df! George Herron, Dean of Records und Administration, Mrs. Voden, Secretory. A , Y - 1 i i , A A M M, , 5'- E5sIj E E:E5'i.?.-. 57 '52 wgggzzw' .... ' A ssfu U .W gi? ' .l-K rg, Miss Isobelie Rellstczb, Deon of Women Siudenfs, Mrs. Redding, Secreta ry. nl , if Vernon Armstrong, Dean of Technical Arts, Mrs, Gish, Secreiary. 1