University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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WITH the addition of a group rork specialty, the School of locial Welfare came of age this ranking fifth in the nation. Dean MILTON CHERNIN Dean KENNETH B. STODDARD UNDER the supervision of the School of Optometry, future op- tometrists practice on Cal stu- dents needing glasses. 1TUDY of the physical, biologi- :al and social sciences trains :uture public health workers. Dean E. S. ROGERS Dean J. P. DANTON TURNING interested students in- to future librarians is the aim of the School of Librarianship.

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FORESTRY AN auditorium complete with plush seats is one of the most talked-about features of the new Forestry building. Here glorified lumberjacks who plan on careers with the state or national Forestry Service take advantage of the ultra- modern surroundings to study the present problems of fores- try. Acting Chairman FREDRICK S. BAKER JURISPRUDENCE MORE commonly known as Boalt Hall, the School of Juris- prudence has a new dean, William Lloys Prosser, author- ity on the law of civil wrongs and formerly of Harvard. The school hopes to have a new building in the near future where more potential Supreme Court justices can be trained. Dean WILLIAM L. PROSSER ARCHITECTURE OVER on north side the Ark is the scene of constant activity where students toil long and late over plates that show the plans for the buildings of to- morrow. Architects relax by having parties that are famous on campus, but whether work- ing or playing they like to be together. Dean WARREN C. PERRY

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Administrative THE administration building is the starting and stopping spot where one tends to business from paying bills to collecting de- grees. It is here that one obtains almost any information he might want to find from advice on majors to the addresses and phone numbers of fellow classmates. The members of the administrative staff headed by the president, Robert G. Sproul, give their advice and counsel to many students. Hurford E. Stone, dean of students, settles the numerous graduate and undergraduate problems. As- sistant dean of men is Chaffee E. Hall, Jr., while the women stu- dents confide in Dean Mary B. Davidson. Miss Alice G. Hoyt, as- sociate dean of women, acquaints new students with the campus and its opportunities. William R. t Dennes, dean of the graduate division, is assisted by associate dean of the division, Morris A. Stewart. Herman A. Spindt, admissions director, and Thomas B. Steel, registrar, with the respective deans of the many schools and colleges help to build a cooperative and well organized staff. HURFORD E. STONE Dean of Students r MORRIS A. STEWART Associate Dean of Graduate Division Answering the anxious looks and eager questions of hundreds of students is all part of a busy day ' s work in the L. and S. office. MARY B. DAVIDSON Dean of Women CHAFFEE E. HALL, JR. Assistant Dean of Men