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DEDICATION To one who always has the interest of students at hearte-to one who is genial and yet determinedeto one who is always so ready and willing to give aid and advice+to the iiGodfatherii of the LA TORRE-to an officer and a gentleman, Mr. Neil C. Thomas, this 1935 LA TORRE is sincerely dedicated.
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FOREWORD l-x l OW that the last out has been completed and the last page has been printed, we of the editorial staff have served our purpose and have passed on. The 1935 LA TORRE has emerged as the result of our year-long eHort to produce something truly sym- bolic of San J ose State College and its activities. However, we have contributed the last iinishing touch, and now the book must stand on its own. To our way of thinking, the Yearbook serves a very definite purpose. It serves as a reminder of college days, happy days, if we only would realize it. It brings to mind old faces and friends, and presents a resume of the years highlights as nothing else ever could. Most important, the book aids in the making of friend- ships, and helps to create the bond of sentimentality between the graduate and his Alma Mater. This bond is particularly strong, and has a power that cannot be explained in so many words. Suf- fice it to say that hit is something which every college man and woman experience; something Which makes them want to stay, and yet forces them to leave that they may accomplish even greater undertakings in the brutal and practical world. Cognizant of the background and traditions of this college and realizing the tremendous possibilities for the future, the LA TORRE Staff has spared no effort to produce a representative publication. An attempt has been made to approximate as closely as possible the color and activity of the San J ose State College Year. If we have succeeded, then our reward will be your everlasting enjoy- ment of the book. The staH has worked long and hard, and Mr. Bentel has labored and has produced pictures which speak for themselves. We now submit the Yearbook for judgment and hope that it may be the source of fondest memories for years to come.
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INMEMORIAM Blessed be these departed who now have found ,3 their lives anew . . . MR. BARRY F. BERING GERTRUDE KETURI 33 EDWARD BOARDMAN GRACE LEPETICH 34 DR. BRUCE GEORGE .MARSHALL MESERVE MRS. DOROTHY S. HAMILTON DOROTHY MILLER 34 ,35 WALTER N ORRIS
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