Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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School of Humanities and Social Sciences Dean Don A. Schweitzer Speaking for the faculty and staff of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, I offer sincere congratulations to you, the 1985 graduates of CSUF. Obtaining an academic degree should be a source of justified pride. I hope that from time to time throughout your life you will reflect on this accomplishment and on those experiences, both bitter and sweet, which led to it. Now is probably not the best time to decide whether the effort you expended was worthwhile, because the critical-thinking ability and value orientations that are the hallmark of a Liberal Arts education are not always discernable at graduation. Rather, as students from these disciplines begin to make significant life choices, the effectiveness and value of their education begins to appear. Over the course of your formal education, several people have tried to teach you how to learn. As before, it is hard to know at graduation whether they have succeeded. If they have, then you will be recognized as truly educated people and you will succeed in whatever is ahead for you. For the faculty and for myself, I extend very best wishes for a successful, rewarding and fulfilling future.

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DEBBIE TRAVIS BS Child Development FRANCES VIDAURE BS Paraprof. Counseling SHERIE LYNN VOGLER BS Nursing TERESA RENEE WALLACE BS Child Development

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GREGORY SANTO ARENA JENNIFER ARENA BA English BA Speech Communications FELIX ARROYO BA Latin American Studies CYNTHIA A. ASHER BA Sociology IRIS ASHER BA Criminal justice DIANE Y. BIRD BA Criminal justice AMY BIXBY BA Anthropology MAGGIE BLEVINS BA Communications 29