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

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For Gne Hundred and 'I'en Years of Devoted Service lo Santa Monica . . . 1 I 4 4 1 , i i l 4 V I Dean Elmer Krehbiel Mr. johnson, SMCC coordinator of day and evening voca- tional classes, joined the faculty in 1957 as an instructor in Industrial Arts, After an eight year period away from the academic community, f1944-19503, Mr. johnson rejoined the staff of the College in 1950 and was appointed to his present post in 1952. In the years ahead, Mr. Johnson's needs are few: a fishing pole, some bait, and a little bit of luck. We thank you for the years you have given to us and our College. joining the Santa Monica school system in 1923, Dean Krehbiel was initially an instructor of Industrial Arts. In 1930 he became the Director of the Evening Division of Santa Monica City College and has served in this capacity until his retirement in June of 1963. Dean Krehbiel looks ahead to the days when he will be able to putter in his elaborate home workshop or perhaps even climb a mountain or two. Sir, we wish you well. For your devotion to our College - our sincere best wishes. rt. Y V513 V 6 j .gl J ,-eo, I' ,ffl ., '1 I , I' v.rf,,.,A1-'r fi,- lnlhf ir. 'V 1 I f : ., A1111 i- ta if M1-4 e Mr. Lynn V. johnson

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We Graieiully Dedieuie llle 1963 Spin-Drifi ' Dr. Roy Bose, a professor of psychology and philosophy, joined the faculty in 1939. He has attended Boston Uni- versity, UCLA, and USC, where he earned the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Because of his interest in human nature and its problems, he is a devotee of applied psychol- ogy. An author of many professional articles, Dr. Bose plans to concentrate on golf, photography, and traveling in the years ahead. May those future years be as rewarding for you as the past years have been for your students. l . Mrs. jeanette Wray Dr. Roy G. Bose In 1937, Mrs. Wray joined the faculty as an instructor of cosmetology and, except for a two year stint in the WAC's, has been teaching at City College ever since. A member of the National Cosmetologists Association as well as the Associated Cosmetology Teachers, Mrs. Wray knows that the years ahead will be busy, full, and rewarding. Her col- leagues and her students know that the past years have been rewarding for them, too. We salute you, Mrs. Wray.