Otis Art Institute, a School of Fine and Applied Arts Maintained by the County of Los Angeles as a Department of the Los Angeles Museum, [1936-1937 Catalogue]
Three scholarships, founded by the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles
County, each pfo
viding three terms' tuition in the school, will be awarded by the Director on Ireccmm ;n,datipr
of the Faculty in May of each year to the three senior students of publ
California whose work submitted in competition shows the greatest promise.
A number of cash prizes are awarded in June of each year by the Faculty to
meritorious work done during the preceding year. The money for these prizes
from the profits of the Students' Co-operative Store.
LIVING ACCOMODATIONS: The cost of board and lodging in boarding houses
school is from $30.00 to $55.00 a month. Students living in rooms and boarding
may definitely reduce their expenses. Furnished apartments may be rented from
Lists of boarding and rooming houses may be obtained from the Registrar,
STUDENT SELF-SUPPORT: It is possible for a student to devote a part of hife lirie tc
work and thus be partially or entirely self-supporting during his perisc of study,
usually difficult for a student to obtain employment immediately, and only Jn rqre
should he expect to be entirely self-supporting from the start.
STUDENTS' CO-OPERATIVE STORE: Art materials of all kinds are on sal
sible prices at the Students' Co-operative Store.
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BIVOUAC CLUB: The Bivouac Club is the Students' club of the Otis Art tnstiMe,
pose of the club is to promote sociability and a cordial and co-operative
Informal dances and entertainments are held at intervals in the school club
All students are requested to join the club and share in its privileges and responsibilities
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