Santa Monica College - Spin Drift Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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W WWWWWWWWWWW a w rm v WXXXXXX M M, , W i ' WZQXWWWMY MX M W i QMWWWWVM, W, i s Explaining the technique of shortening a word to her future stenographers, is Miss Ethel M. Thomas of the Com- merce Department. Pride and joy of the Music Department is this collection of rare sheet music, early recordings, and musical instruments. Here Mr. Evan B. Brockett, head of the department, exhibits them. Mr. George M. Pride divides his time between olfering students advice on their proposed careers and teaching ana- tomy and hygiene. Preparing for a splash splurge are these aqua-lovelies of Miss Martha M. Hellneris swimming team. Leading a discussion of the Newtonian Theory is this budding physicist, under the expert supervision of Mr. Ray W. McHenry.

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LEFTeCoach Curtis L. Youel looks longingly at this golf club before storing it for the next successful season. RICHTeCOach Dave McNeiPs physical education course might well be entitled: iiThe Art of Defending Yourself Against S.M.C.C. Womenlii LEFTeSOft now . . . me- thinks I hear a note! Dr. F. Anthony Viggiano looks en- couragingly toward the source. RIGHT-Coach Carl Merrittis experienced eye travels the field to see if his trackmen are ready for their next com- petition. v,,,lw,,wwk , wmmzw h ' LEFT-Ancient bones and rocks are his business. This is Mr. J. Stanley Brode lead- ing a discussion in his geol- ogy class. RIGHT- Caught between classes is Mr. Gerald W. Hil- bert, physics instructor. Here he checks his mail and mes- sages. LEFT-iiNow, class, this is the way we got rid of the old campus? says Mr. Wil- liam S. Lockwood of the Chemistry Department. RIGHT-Mrs. Pearl M. Foll- mer and her students explore the intricacies of rhythm and harmony in her piano classes.

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sgPolitical Science be hanged?i as Dr. Mary E. Carter joins the happy May Day crowds. Mr. Thorwald Johnson , M i J 2 W i' , ' 1.' st h d r h , ; ,, , X EthdriiLu: ?Swsiiiiin? Lie . ' . V ' ' 3 Etanchfieltll during break h J , v , ' M . etween c asses. ' ' ,1 : ' Mr. W7. R. B. Osterholt, popular geology instructor, has been on sab- batical leave this last term, visiting spots of interest in Europe. Dr. Harry L. Bauer dem- onstrates familiar lab tech- nique to students of one of his many life science class- es. Dr. Daniel F. Graham demonstrates method for verifying literary quotation to students in his American literature class. Some students still spend several hours on the old campus, where Dr. Lawrence E. Wilkins teaches the very necessary chemistry. subject, ,. Recitation in Mrs. Hilda Penroseas Span- ish classes is always a high point in the students, day. Mrs. Gene N. Owen points out a more dramatic interpretation to three students of theater arts. f ? XWVXXwWW xxx xxx s WKNWW