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

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ERIC C. BELLQUIST Assistant Dean of Students GEORGE D. CHANGARIS Assistant Dean of Students THOMAS B. DUTTON Assistant Dean of Men GORDON HEARNE Assistant Dean of Students HELEN E. CLARKE Assistant Dean of Students WILLIAM F. SHEPARD Dean of Students BETTY H. NEALY Associate Dean of Students CATHARINE D. QUIRE Associate Dean of Women MARYANNE REID Assistant Dean of Students KATHERINE A. TOWLE Dean of Women ARLEIGH T. WILLIAMS Dean of Men When a student finds himself confused, bewildered or just lost in the mazes of construction or among the masses of students, these residents of 201 Sproul Hall are ready to help him find himself both literally and figuratively. Whether it be for personal or academic problems, for loan or financial information or for living group or campus issues, the Deans and their assistants are always ready with a friendly smile and a helpful suggestion. Counselors like these are so necessary in a rapidly expanding university.

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Darrall Imhoff, Gayle Merkt, Skip Huber, Maria Mothershead, Carolyn Hand. SECOND ROW: Anne Ruggeri, Ray Hertel, JoAnn Thebolt, George Link, Charlene Conrad, Dan Lubbock, Dick Dumke, Carole Williams, Rudy Montejano. Cal Club Cal Club—the spirit organization of all seven University campuses—works to provide unity and harmonious relations between all branches of the college community. While each campus has a chapter of Cal Club, there is a meeting each year during which all the branches are represented by and active students who discuss their mutual problems and interests. In this convention new policies are considered and attempts at solving problems are made. All-U Week end is the primary activity of this group. Cal Club is an important part of University life, as, through its discussions and projects, close intercampus relations are strengthened despite the growing size of our expanding University. GARFF WILSON Advisor SKIP HUBER Chairman

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JOHN B. LEIGHLY Geography AUSTIN H. MacCORMICK Criminology Professors As living examples of excellence in teaching, publication and personal relations, these professors who will retire from the Berkeley campus of the University of California will always be remembered. Although each year some faculty members leave the active teaching staff, their high standards, and service remain as memories and an incentive to both the students and teachers who remain. Many years of devoted service, thousands of hours of personal instruction in various fields of specialization are represented by these soon-to-be Professors Emeritus. Many departments of the University and many more students will miss their personal contributions to both the academic and extracurricular campus life. We of the Blue and Gold with the campus in a warm and sincere thank you and best wishes for the future. N. WING MAH Political Science KNOWLES A. RYERSON Agriculture R. EARL STORIE Soils