FACULTY MEMBERS
MILLARD SHEETS DIRECTOR
Born in Pomona, California, 1907. Graduated Chouinard Art Institute,
Los Angeles, 1929. First one-man show, 1929. Has received 27 major
awards throughout the country. Is represented in 42 major museums.
Has completed more than 20 murals, illustrations for numbers of publications. Has been director of the Fine Arts Exhibition, Los Angeles
County Fair, Pomona, since 1931. War artist, Life magazine, 1943-44.
Has taught in many professional schools and universities. Was director
of Art Department and Professor of Art, Scripps College, 1938-1954.
JARVIS BARLOW ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Born in Berlin, Germany, 1900. A.B., University of California, Berkeley,
1923; M.F.S. (cum laude), Georgetown University, 1929. Taught English to German, French, and Spanish speaking people in Europe, 1929-34,
1935-37. Poetry published in various European papers. Book of poetry
published, New York, 1941. Editor, Pan Magazine, Pasadena, 1940-41.
Spanish radio program over KRKD, Los Angeles, 1940-41. Director,
Pasadena Art Museum, 1943-46. Associate director, Modern Institute
of Art, Beverly Hills, 1948-49. Lecturer, School of Architecture, University of Southern California, 1950-51. Art Critic, Pasadena Independent since 1947.
ERNEST FREED HEAD OF GRAPHIC ARTS
Born in Rockville, Indiana, 1908. Nationally known painter and graphic
artist. Received education Indiana State Teachers College, University
of Illinois. Did graduate work at the Pennsylvania Academy and University of Iowa. Holds degree in Education. Taught in various schools
or colleges. Was Director of Art Education at University of Iowa, and
Director of Art at Bradley University. Recipient of 10 major awards.
Has participated in over 40 major exhibits: held 10 one-man shows.
Represented in six major public collections and numerous important
private collections.
RICHARD HAINES HEAD OF PAINTING
Born in Marion, Iowa, 1906. Nationally known painter. Studied Minneapolis School of Art, Minneapolis, and Ecole des Beau Arts Fon-
tainbleau, France. Taught at the Minneapolis School of Art, 1941-42,
Chouinard Art Institute, Los Angeles, 1945-52, San Antonio Art Institute. Recipient of 16 major awards, exhibited in 20 major museums:
represented in eight museum collections. Completed 12 murals for public
or private buildings.
HERBERT JEPSON HEAD OF DRAWING
Born in Fieldbrook, California, 1908. Widely known designer and
draftsman. Received education Chouinard Art Institute, Los Angeles,
and Art Institute of Chicago. Teaching experience covers 20-year period,
as Instructor in Drawing and Illustration at Chouinard Art Institute, as
Administrative Director and Instructor at the Jepson Art Institute, Los
Angeles. Designer Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, Burbank.
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