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

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ACHIEVEMENT Chancellor Raymond B. Allen stands as a symbol of intelligence, achievement, and understanding. His compelling is a comb ination of enthusiasm, and kindness. He bears the demeanor of a true gentleman and scholar. His intensive interest in the University as a whole, and in the students as is shown by his words, Growth is a sign of health and well-being, so UCLA is very healthy indeed. And more, its student body and faculty are creative and have over the years developed a wonderful spirit. He is very proud of UCLA ' s achievements and its unity. Desiring to perpetuate both, he a building program including the extension of Hershey Hall; a new mens ' dorm on Gayley; a multi-purpose featuring an auditorium and special sections for military science and Dr. Allen ' s interest in UCLA branches into many fields of endeavor. His achievements parallel his interests.

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GUIDANCE AS CHAIRMAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ' S BOARD OF REGENTS, GOVE RNOR GOODWIN J. KNIGHT HAS BEEN INSTRUMENTAL IN HELPING THE UNIVERSITY ATTAIN THE ACADEMIC AND FINANCIAL SUCCESS THAT HAS MADE THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES ONE OF THE TOP COLLEGES IN THE NATION. A VERY IMPORTANT GROUP OF MEN AND WOMEN HEADING THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IS THE BOARD OF REGENTS, COMPRISED OF (SEATED L. TO R.) EDWIN W. PAULEY, EDWARD A. DICKSON, EARL J. FENSTON, DOROTHY CHANDLER, EDWARD W. CARTER, HOWARD NAFFZIGER, VICTOR R. HANSON, (STANDING L. TO R.) THOMAS M. STORKE, SYRIL C. NIGG, JESSE H. STEINHART, EDWARD H. HELLER, DONALD H. MCLAUGHLIN, CORNELIUS J. HAGGERTY, GERALD H. HAGAR, GUS OLSON, ROY E. SIMPSON, A. J. MCFADDEN, BRODIE E. AHLPORT, EDWIN L. HARBACH.

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A VERY TRIM, DISTINGUISHED LOOKING GENTLEMAN SMILES HAPPILY AS HE FEELS A SLIGHT PULL ON HIS LINE. YES, OCEAN FISHING IS EXCITING TO A MAN WHO WAS RAISED IN MINNESOTA WHERE THERE IS SO MUCH ENTHUSIASM FOR LAKE AND STREAM FISHING. DR. MILTON E. HAHN CAN BE PROUD WITH SUCH SUCCESS, NOT ONLY AT FISHING, BUT AT HIS JOB AS THE DEAN OF STUDENTS. WITH THE ABLE HELP OF HIS TWO ASSISTANTS, HE GIVES ADVICE TO ANY STUDENT WHO MAY HAVE A PROBLEM. IT IS HIS JOB TO SEE THAT THE STUDENTS AT UCLA HAVE ADEQUATE INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE. DEAN HAHN IS NOW MAKING PLANS FOR A NEW MEN ' S DORMITORY WHICH WILL BE OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE UNIVERSITY. DEAN OF STUDENTS Student service, UCLA ' s network of aid and counsel for students, is composed of agencies which help the student solve his problems, personal or collegiate. To initiate the integration of students, the Office of the and of Admissions combine with Student Health to process enrollments. His personal problems may be relieved by Student Counseling Service, or the Foreign Student Advisor if he is from another country. Teacher Placement of Bureau of Occupations relieves stress. University Extension and the Librarian aid in research areas.