San Jose State College - La Torre Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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John H. Amos, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Barrie Bormann, Supervisor Teacher Placement William M. Felse, Student Affairs Business Manager Joyce Backus, College Librarian Richard B. Lewis, Head, Audio-Visual Services Neil J. Cronin, Adm. Assistant to Business Manager Jack L. Filer, Personnel Supervisor Robert L. Baron, Assistant to the Dean of Students John C. Montgomery, Registrar Michael Dolan, Cafeteria Manager Glen E. Guttormsen, Accounting Officer Richard E. Murphy, Super. Business and Tech. Placement Thomas J. Gray, M.D., Head, Student Health Services lzetta Pritchard, Housing Supervisor Margaret Harper, Activities Advisor George A. Muench, Head, Counseling E. S. Thompson Business Manager Harrison F. Heath, Testing Officer Daniel C. Peterson, Purchasing Officer Lowell M. Walter, Personnel Counselor Non-Academic Officers Lowell C. Pratt, Publication Manager 30

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Raymond W. Barry, Head, English Department Earl C. Campbell, Head Political Science and Pub. Ad. Department W. Brant Clark, Head, Psychology Department Lt. Col. E. A. Cook, USAF, Head, Air Science 81 Tactics, ROTC Harold C. Crain, Chairman, Fine Arts, Head, Speech and Drama Department Carl D. Duncan, Chairman, Natural Science Gervais W. Ford, Head, Secondary Education Dept. Grace E. Staple, Head, Nursing Department Milton B. Rendahl, Head, Sociology 8: Social Work Department Lt. Col. E. S. Robbins, INF, Head, Military Science 8 Tactics, ROTC Frederick C. Dommeyer, Head, Philosophy Department Charlotte E. Wilcox, Head, Health 8: Hygiene Dept. Mary S. Wiley, Head, Recreation Department Otho Clinton Williams, Coordinator, Humanities Program 29

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ASB President During our years here at San Jose State College, we have the priceless opportunity to acquire the tools and the capacity for living a fulfilling and expanding personal life. Dur- ing those years, the process of becoming an adult forces us daily to meet challenges and to make decisions for ourselves. But further than that, our years at college in the present era should make us aware of responsibilities beyond the personal, even beyond the national, for our country has been forced into the necessity to respond to world challenges where our decisions become vitally significant. Those of us who are ending our college years no doubt feel that we have grown in the capacity to accept our responsibilities. Let us try to increase this ability beyond the personal so that the way of life we have in our country, the American ideall will be pre- served, and so that the privileges and opportunities we so richly experience will cease to be a source of envy and resentment, and become a source of inspiration to the rest of the world. This college from which some of us are being graduated and to which some will re- turn for further work, provides the friendly climate in which such capacities can be de- veIOped. Let us by our actions strive to show our deep appreciation for what our college and our country stand. Sincerely, l lLXR K oktlxxsow 3l