San Francisco State University - Franciscan Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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A NEW COLLEGE FOR A NEW DAY LIFE pulses slrongesl when growlh surges vigorous and new. The slalus guo solves no problems, meels no challenges, lakes no ollensives, lhinks only ol whal il has, and how lo prolecl il. For ils pains, loo ollen il gains nolhing, and loses lhe slalus which il slrives lo mainlain. Ageless law holds lor inslilulions, as lor men,-grow or die! This College will be worlhy ol lhis New Day only if il has lhe social oul- look ol lhe ideal iunior college, lhe academic allainmenls ol supreme universily leaching, and a prolessional conlribulion which iuslilies ils sup- porl by lhe people ol lhe slale. The New College will remain New iusl lo lhe degree lhal il adds lo lhe spread and richness ol ils work, il will remain New if il is ever quick lo delecl lhe oulworn and useless, and is learless in reiecling il. ll musl grow in ils abilily lo live wilh ils sisler inslilulions, big and lillle. ll musl carry ils lull share ol lhe increasing burdens ol higher educalion lor lhis communily. ll musl conlribule ils lull share lo a more complelely salislying inlelleclual lile. Teacher lraining will remain lhe greal specializalion ol lhis New College. Il will oller lwo years ol pre-prolessional and academic work ol a wide and varying range. ll will exlend ils lour-year curricula in lhe liberal arls and sciences, in lhe social sludies, in arl, music, and physical educalion. ll will some day oller graduale work and lhe Maslers Degree in Elemen- lary Educalion and in specialized secondary lields, wilh conlrolled ex- perimenlalion, research, and observalion in lhe schools around us. The New College will be inlelleclually alerl, prolessional in alliludes and skills, adaplable and acliuslable in social relalions, and adequalely housed lor a grealer and grealer service. Alexander C. Roberls. I n 1 vxi' L .. . I '14 I 1 irnnnciscnn 1934 if ii , ' if -, .T f . ' K rl' nsnrurhil iii.. ,,,-h,,l,g, v V, r V in Essmxri i wm T ff sf f 'rfr

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MESSAGE FROM DEAN DU FOUR Tl-lE pasT year has been impressive. lT has been a sTrenuous year Tor mosT oT us buT, aT The same Time, iT has oTTered rare oppor- TuniTies Tor The upbuilding oT our College. The whole aTmosphere oT The insTiTuTion unguesTionably has been leavened by a whole- some spiriT equally shared in by sTudenTs and TaculTy. San Francisco STaTe Teachers College was Tounded upon a greaT principle. Through The years iT has equipped hundreds Tor lives oT inTelligenT service: and in These laTer years iTs conTribuTion has been increasingly rich. lTs TuTure minisTraTion will doubTless rise To heighTs even beyond our presenT dreams. Coming generaTions will accord To iT a sTanding and a glory ThaT Time will noT eTTace. You have helped in The building and will add To iTs sTrengTh and iTs beauTy as you journey Through The years. ln graTeTul reTurn your Alma lvlaTer will accord you honor and a share in her glory. May your service be greaT and your saTisTacTion and ioy, There- Tore, enduring. Clarence J. Du Four. aa 20 my rnnnciscnn 1934 in .vr