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

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John Edward Goodwin has effected many valuable deeds as Librarian. He has held this position since 1923. George Taylor succeeded Dcming Mac- lise as Business Manager. Hiram W. Edward, Director of Relations with Schools, is most diplomatic In all matters concerning U.C.L.A. Nettie H. Zwicic succeeded the late Harry Showman as official Registrar. administrative OFFICIALS Receiving the plans of the Board of Regents and effectively putting them into operation are the duties of the Administration officers of U.C.L.A. and each of the six other campuses. The Business Manager, Director of Admissions, Director of Relations with Schools, Manager of Bureau of Occupations, Registrar, Librarian, Appointment Secretary, and Manager of Bureau of Guid- ance and Placement efficiently handle the business of their respec- tive departments. Through their help, students obtain jobs and re- ceive advice regarding admission. Aubrey L. Berry, Appointment Secretary, is most efficient in placing teachers. Mildred Foreman, Manager of the Bureau of Occupations, is always on the job finding good positions for students. Herman Spindt, Manager of the Bureau of Guidance and Replacement, has been a great aid to students. 21

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SWW U c ' Cttt Governor Earl Warren heads the Board of Regents which meet frequently to discuss problems of the U.C. campuses. Board of Regents include His Excellency, Earl Warren, Fredrick Houser, Charles W. Lyon, Walter F. Dexter, A. J. McFadden, George U. Hind, Paul K. Yost, A. Gianni, Robe.t Sproul, James Moffilt, Edward Dickson, J. Neylan, Chester Rowell. Mortimer Fleishhacker, George 1. Cochran, Charles league, Sidney M. Ehrman, President Moyer Jor- dan, Edwin Pauley, Brodie E. Ahlport, Edward Heller, and Norman Sprague. Full control of the University of California is vested in the Board of Regents, which is composed of twenty-four promi- nent citizens, appointed by the governor, and eight state officials. These men, who are every minute conscious of the many problems which continually arise in operating the university ' s seven campuses, act as the mainstay of the Uni- versity of California. This year besides discussing such mat- ters as finance, endowments, and educational relations, the regents have also had the additional problem of coping with the gigantic task of meeting the new demands and needs of the University on a wartime basis.

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e K U ome«t Author of the motto, Famous for Friendliness , Dean of Women ' s Helen M. Laughlin, is its most enthusiastic backer. In an attempt to encourage a greater amount of understanding between the women and herself. Dean Laughlin sponsored frequent informal teas and luncheons. Well acquainted with the problems of the average college women, she is always ready and willing to offer counsel and aid. 22