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

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JohfKHI MILTON FERDINAND WILLNER, JR. Bis little stroke of Jav Vce crew, ..the wind mill. ..spent last few semesters sleeping in Bruin sports office ... likes only regular people. ..fond of singing but can ' t carry a tune ... Philatelist. JOANNE WILSON Transfer from Occidental ... Alpha Chi Delta ... Economics majo ALINE WILTEN ice skating and swimming fan... knits for the Red Cross. . .toured Europe in 1935. ..likes to cook and dance .. .Tschaikowsky enthu- siast. .. Bacteriology Club. ..likes sailing. ..a smoothie. RUTH WORLAND Ruth plans to teach either elementary or primary upon graduation ...member of Alpha Sigma Alpha and Phratcres. . . has been on A.W.S. social, exchange, and handicraft committees. PATRICIA WORMALD Pat i s proud of her ability to spread Alhambra gossip among fellow Alhambrans at the ....member of Phi Upsilon Pi, Bruin Most, and Westgard ... plans to do elementary teaching. ROBERT WORMUS Bob was a Pi Kappa Alpha at Ohio. .. intends to make use of his knowledge of bacteriology, but first will serve in the sanitary corps of the army .. .prefers U.C.L.A. to his old alma mater. CLARENCE LELAND WINDER A Santa Barbara State Teachers College transfer ... Psychology W major... has intense interest in the practical aspects of psychol- m H ogy and what it can do for mankind. BETTYE L. WRIGHT Intrigued by small children and human problems. .. patient. . . member of Alpha Kappa Alpha. . .dependable ... likes books of social and historical significance. .. loyal and shy ... horseback II.C.U. It !• to 111 Cou«- Si, «iiI I WAYNE WOODROW WISHAM Feels fortunate that he ' ll finish up his Psychology major before the University is all-out for war theme classes. . .the Service ANNA MAY WOEHLER Took minutes at Mortar Board meetings. .. proud of membership in Alpa Sigma Alpha, education honorary ... energetic executive on A.W.S. and y. ' W.C.A. committees. . .can be found scanning Santa Monica view. MARY E. WOFFORD Capable and thorough worker on Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. . .music-lover ...takes special pride in her alma mater... an avid sports fan... lively Alpha Gam with twinkling eyes... will be an air corps wife. MARION WOOD All her sisters at the Alpha Chi Omega house consider Marion nmiKi ■ -•(, All her sisters at the Alpha Chi Omega house consider Marion iiiMiiol J ' IVJa sjl |batriot...she buys war stamps as her hobby. ..a member of 4vw i A V ' t enlor council... loves the beach.. .soon will teach. ■ - DONALD WOODS Don transferred from Pasadena Junior College... is in the enlisted of the army... plans to combine psychology and social -i «»« k after the war... has a talent for speaking. ' MARY MOORE WORDEN Claims Salt Lake City as paternal domicile. . .diligent member of A.W.S. executive council .. .Y.W.C.A. and Phratercs affiliate... nterprising ad manager for Daily Bruin. . .Ventura J.C. transfer. JEAN CARLISLE YOUNGBERG Los Angeles City College. .. Bacteriology major .. .special interest in medical drawing... is strong for activities and sports of all kinds. FORREST YOUNGQUIST Forrest shows an interest in religious activities, for he has twic( been president of the Koinonia Club. . .enjoys swimming, public speaking, social work, and philosophy. SARAH ZIMMERMAN Sarah transferred from S.C. in her senior year ... prefers ranch life ...once lived on one in Wyoming. . .plays the piano at the Pi Phi house. .. loves chocolate ice cream cones and skiing. JANE MARY EKLUND President of Associated Women Students. . .California Club... staunch member of student executive council .. .Student Board Religious Conference. . .Class Councils. .. Mortar Board. HELEN GRANT strong for noon organ recitals in Royce .. .anxious to finish school and get started with her career .. .supports the war effort in many ways. GORDON HEWSON Delta Tau Delta .. .Senior manager of basketball team... Ball and Chain. . .Scabbard and Blade. ..Blue C . .Class councils... Southern Campus. CLASS OF ' 43 87

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ITER EVA WASHINGTON Interested in social welfare and child psychology .. .main interest is War Board... pours tea at Phrateres. . .swimming and basketball enthusiast... great outdoors girl. . .likes current events. ELIZABETH LOUISE WATKINS Goes home by way of the Arroyo Seco. . .jealous Alpha Delta Chi member. ..used to grace the halls of Pasadena J.C. .. genuine domestic type... goes into raptures about her work in Alpha Delta Chi. ROBERT JOHN WAYNE Santa Monica Junior College ... general major (psychology, cdu cation, and history) ... beach boy ... idealistic. BETTY NORTON WEBB Participated in everything in the book... among her major accom- plishments are membership in Spurs, Key and Scroll, and Mortar Board... revels in problems of higher math . . .V.W.C.A. cabinet. RUTH WECHTEL Phrateres. ..Education majo HENRY REUBEN WEIL His realm is test tubes and bunsen burners. . .has been party to more than one explosion in the chem lab... Uncle Sam will use him as a government chemist. LEONARD WEIL Phi Eta Sigma... Pi Sigma Alpha ... Brooklyn, New york...Ec nomics enthusiast. ROBERT WEIL Zeta Beta Tau...Phi Beta Kappa ... Editor Daily Bruin... Pi Sigma Alpha... orator of the student council .. .California Club. ..Stu- dent Board Religious Conference. CHARLOTTE WEISSTEIN Practically grew up with the War Board .. .calls Alpha Epsilon Phi members Sister .. .keeps her blood pressure up with heated political arguments.. A.W.S. social committee claimed spare time. MIRIAM WEISSTEIN Plays the piano. .. prefers classical music. . .finds politics, litera- ture, and the theatre ... laps up chocolate ice cream... may wind up in WAAC ' s or at Lockheed. JANE WELCOME As independent and vivacious a Gamma Phi as you ' o ever meet . . .blonde, blue-eyed, sings like lark. . .teaching will be her future but now she ' s getting the most out of her college days. JEFFREYS WENDEL Will apply her English major in radio. . .found U.C.L.A. more developed than she expected ... has done her share of auxiliary work in relief. BETTIE JEAN WERTZ Pi Beta Phi. ..Student Board Religious Conference .. .Class coun- cils. . .y.W.C.A.. .. A.W.S. ... interested in man named Johnny Fryer... tall and willowy blonde ... publicizes the CLAW. MARY ANNE WHALEN Theta... General major. .. hails from Holmby Junior College boosts up civilian morale by U.S.O. activities. . .friends adrr her numerous abilities. £ PATTI ANNGINETTE WHALEN Transfer from Missouri ' s Drury College .. .Zeta Tau Alpha .. .serves on Pan-Hellenic Council ... French Club. . .Y.W.C.A.. .. Hospitality Committee. . .varied accomplishments. MARY LOUISE WHITE Came here from Occidental College as a Junior. .. likes U.C.L.A. ...doing nurses ' aid work... Theta Upsilon . . .must get in her periodic game of golf... War Board. ELIZABETH WHITFIELD Phi Beta Kappa ... Mortar Board... Pi Sigma Alpha... Past presi- dent of Glee Club. ..A.W.S. Board ... Areme ... Student Coun- selor. . .Y.W.C.A. prexy...Key and Scroll ... Spurs. . .Sr. Week Handbook. MARGARET ANNE WILLIAMS Kappa Kappa Gamma holds first place for this gal...n of Military auxiliary. Guidon .. .always on hand for class council meetings. . .General major. SPENCER MORTIMER WILLIAMS Theta Delta Chi . . . Inlerfraternity President ... Blue Key...Repi sentative-at-Large...A.M.S. Board ... O.C.B. ... Mens Week Ch, man... Varsity basketball ... Mill River, Mass. MARION FRANCES WILLIAMSON Wants the State Legislature to take heed of oi buildings to accommodate our pre-war in. t t 1 CLASS OF •« 86

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John Jackson ' 27, executive secretary, successfully and efficiently manages the affairs of the U.C.L.A. Alumni Association. Under Jackson ' s direction, the alumni group has substantially increased its membership. The U.C.L.A. Alumni Association is dedicated to serving and in some way repaying a generous Alma Mater. The first organized alumni activity on the Los Cfn s Angeles campus was the beginning of a Southern Office as a branch of the California (Berkeley) Alumni group, serv- ing its same purposes. U.C.L.A. had its own alumni association nine years later in 1934. It immediately began improve- ments by getting the support of the state legislature and the Board of Regents for the establishment of graduate work at U.C.L.A. It continued its activities by giv- ing inspiration and encouragement to the undergraduates in emphasizing the ad- vantages and desirability of able leader- ship among the students. Its activities have never been confined to the alumni, but have consistently striven to benefit the undergraduates by its help in the establishment of scholarships. Archibald MacLeish, Librarian of Congress, and President Sproul, greet visitors after University Charier Day program. 88 I