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

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To the students and graduates of San lose State College: ln looking. to the future, one thought is foremost at San Jose State College, the achievement of excellence in all endeavors. For only in so doing will San Jose State and then hopefully, the California State College system, develop national and even international repute for academic excellence. The size of the college or system of colleges, no matter how large, cannot begin to compensate for lack of high academic achievement and standf ards. All students and graduates of San ,lose State, if they are truly interested in a quality education for California's future young people, should remain ever mindful of existent problems in California higher education. But more important, they must be aware of its goals so that they may be ever ready to criticize and by so doing, contribute to the quality of the California State Colleges and particularly San Jose State. Be proud of your degree from San Jose State and make every attempt to prove in your daily routine that the education you received at San Jose State was one of excellence. The reputation and image which San Jose State reflects is largely determined by the competence of its gradu- ates. Your responsibility is a large one, strive to fulfill it to the best of your ability as you accept and cope with the challenges ahead. wil, BILL HAUCK A.S.B. President Kfnfesiofenfs Massa e

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STEVE LARSON BOB WEERS Vice President Executive Secretary Executive Covmci JIM SPARLING Treasurer WARREN FRALEIGH JACK SMOLENSKY Advisor Advisor