Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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When a freshman first enters Stanford, four years of college seem very long to him. For the first few weeks when every Freshman feels a little lost, he often asks himself why he came to Stanford. In his freshman year many answers occur to him, but it is not until he is further along in Stanford that he learns the reason for, and the worth of his choice. As a freshman he has achieved independence; the following years at Stanford will teach him to use it wisely.

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O M O R E S The sophomore returns to his second year at Stanford with a pleasant feeling of assurance, and belonging — his Stanford jacke an inconspicuous dirty-yellow. And now he begins to think about choosing his major field, graduation not looking nearly so distant as it had the year before. The Junior year is in a way quite like the first year of college. One is working on his major — - deciding what he wants to do with his life. The Junior realizes somewhat sadly that he has only one more year at Stanford.