University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Although BENNET M. ALLEN has academically de- serted the Zoology Department to become Acting Dean of the Graduate Division, he continues to add distinc- tion to his world-wide fame as an endocrinologist. It is I. HAROLD WILLIAMS ' job as Dean of the Sum mer Session to make July and August as attractive lor studying as for loafing. His formula: more off-campus professors plus vital and timely courses. In the interest of brighter blooms and fine fruit, WILLIAM H, CHANDLER, Assistant Dean of the Col- lege of Agriculture, has added courses in ornamental floriculture and horticulture for specialty majors. Student-counselling, golf, and text-revision are but three of HOWARD SCOTT NOBLES varied interesU. With a juggler ' s skill, this Dean of the College of Business Administration, amazingly slights none of them. EDWIN A. LEE points with pride to the School of Education, of which he is the Dean, which offers for the first time a doctor ' s degree, and is warranlably smug as the first and only professional school on campus. 17

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9 cv . % .TfTX 4j r- ' Bruin cosmopolite and junior transfer from a German University. CHRISTEL B. SCHOMAKER, Associate Pro- fessor of German, supplemented his tutoring activities with membership in the German Club. Undeniably a brain is SAUL WINSTEIN. Instructor in Chemistry, who not only received one of the first Masters in Chemistry, but was honored further by being one of two chosen as teaching assistants in ' 35. fy 4 - f K ' ; «i r ■£l ' i An athlete who became an Instructor of French, DR. HORACE CRAIG was Varsity Fencing captain. Phi Psi viceprexy, member of Scabbard and Blade, and presi- dent of Pi Delta Phi, French honorary. i