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

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LIFE S TUDENT Government makes the rules and Bruin activi- ties keep things running in stu- dents ' interests.

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D E A N S While at UCLA, Joe and Josie Bruin meet many people. They meet their professors and fellow students. They meet administrative officers and student leaders. But probabl - the first people Joe and Josie see or hear of are UCLA ' s friendly and helpful Deans. Throughout a student ' s four-year residence at Westwood, the Deans are constantly watchful to make his college life more pleasant and successful and to give him a feeling of being one with this great university. MILTON E. HAHX, Dean of Students, is chief problem solver at UCLA. More-than-well prepared for his job, Dean Hahn came here from Syracuse L niversity where he was Director of the Psychological Services Center. The Dean also alleviated the worries of others in the ALarine Corps while serving as a captain during the war. As advisor to SEC, he has given freely of his valuable time to aid and guide the council in its work. Dean Hahn ' s capabilities have certainly been recognized bv everyone at UCLA who has had the opportunity to work with him. Besides all this, the Dean finds time to be a professor of psychology. ► JESSIE RHULALAN, Dean of AVomen, now in her junior year at UCLA, has been a very successful activity woman on campus. Since her arrival in 1946, she has shown her interest in all student affairs. AWS especially has been fortunate to profit from her friend- liness, enthusiasm, and sincerity. After greatly stabilizing the women ' s place in campus life, she turned her energies to student w-elfare. As a portion of her program Dean Rhulman is developing a student personnel program designed to coordinate the interests of men and women students more closelv. ► CLYDE S. JOHNSON, Dean of Undergraduates, who has long been interested in student government, is now on leave of absence while writing an extensive thesis on the historv of student govern- ment at UCLA. He came to this campus in 1941, and has been here ever since, with the exception of the two- ear period that he served in the war. Always friendly and willing to help. Dean Johnson, one of the most well-versed men in the nation on fraternal affairs, has won the admiration of all students. His popularity with men on campus was shown when Interfraternity Council chose him as its first fraternit ' advisor. ► 17