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

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cit: U.C.L.A. ' S PART IN ACHIEVING PERFECTIOf : a crusade which symbolizes something high, shining, and dynamic for every loyal Bruin. And some of our most loyal and progressive Bruins are those men and women who once wore the cap and gown of U.C.L.A. and later became its professors. We have chosen for presentation nineteen of these faculty mem- bers, noted for their keen academic spirit, sin- cerity, and forcefulness. Assistant Professor of Geology ROBERT WEBB buried himself somewhere below the extra-curricular surface worrying about diastrophism, but took time out to make the Westwood move of ' 29. A captain-who-became-the-coach is WILBUR JOHNS, basketball generalissimo, who led the hoopsters as a student, playe d on the Varsity tennis squad, made Blue C and the presidency of the Junior Class, IT As sports editor of the Daily Bruin, Blue Key man. member of Pi Sigma Alpha. Pi Delta Epsilon and Cal Grizzly, DR. ARTHUR STEINER, Associate Pro ' essor of Political Science, was activity man — definitely! 19

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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

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U.C.L.A. ' S PART IN ACHIEVING PERFECTION: no college can claim such a distinction if unsup- ported by an academic staff of vigorous intelli- gence and integrity. Proof of the fact that we have no such lack are the nineteen men and women, all U.C.L.A. graduates, chosen to repre- sent our able faculty. From different departments with varying interests, they typify the worthiest attributes of Bruin alumni and professors. JOSEPH E. SPENCER, Instructor in Geography (and a popular faculty sponsor), can remember the grind ol working his way through U.C.L.A. Presidency oi the Gooqraphical Society claimed any free time! Now dictating political lore in classes, DEAN Mc- HENRY, Assistant Professor of Political Science, once dictated campus politics as first non-org A.S.U.C. prexy; also recorded as U.D.S. head and Blue Key man, too. Cunningham for President echoed in ' 28 when THOMAS CUNNINGHAM. Instructor in Military Sci- •nee. became A.S.U.C. prexy, being a Delt and mem- ber ol Pi Sigma Alpha and Blue Shield as well as head-politico.