Fresno State College - Campus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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ARNOLD E. JOYAL President President of the College PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE The year 1958-59 will be remembered by students at Fresno State College for many reasons. Some will recall the agonies of final examinations, others the pleasures of some particular party or social event, still others will recall the fact that the year was the International Geo-physical Year - the year of the satellites and the educational controversies caused by them. Some students may recall that their professors frequently discussed the importance of more science or more mathematics or the need for greater emphasis on foreign languages in the col- lege program. Whatever the particular recollection which is associated with the year 1958-59, for those of you who graduate the year will have been a particularly significant one. The world into which you enter with your brand new degree is a chal- lenging and changing world. Probably few periods in history have seen such phenomenal developments as those which took place during the Geo-physical Year. Truly, the world has entered the space age and certainly the world will never be the same again. Never before has a college education and an aca- demic degree meant more or carried more far-reach- ing implications. The new era offers tremendous challenge to all educated persons. To you who are leaving Fresno State College, I extend greetings and best wishes and a reminder of the obligation you face in helping to meet the problems of our new world. A. E. Joyal

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ORRIN D. WARDLE IRWIN O. ADDICOTT Administrative Assistant Vice President DALLAS A. TUELLER HERBERT H. WHEATON Dean of the College Dean of Arts and Sciences W. D. ALBRIGHT GORDON WILSON Dean of Students Dean of Activities Administration