University of California Santa Barbara - La Cumbre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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DR. CHARLES JACOBS Being as dependable as the Rock of Gibral- tar for advice and service and as fair as Rhada- manthus has endeared Dr. Jacobs to the heart of every student. As head of the Education department he steers the ship of education not in the lofty sphere of theory alone, but with an eye to practicability and to the ever changing society. E MRS. JANE MILLER ABRAHAM S Concluding twenty-five years of loyal and fruitful service, Mrs. Jane Miller Abraham with her vibrant personality continues to radiate friendship and security to the newcomers, and comradeship and helpfulness to the old stu- dents. She is imbued with the zest and vitality of youth which has always made and will con- tinue to make her a student among students.

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DENT PHELPS This 'chronicle of college events is of great importance not only on account of the activities which are described but because of the pictorial treatment which clearly recalls personalities and events. It is difficult fora student to realize the significance of such a comprehensive review of leading events of the college year. This type of presentation is an important factor in the reception of the book on the campus and in the homes of parents and friends. It is a recognized purpose in student activities to do things well. This book is the outcome of such a purpose on the part of the editor and her staff. Such work involves endless inspection as a worthy historical con- tribution. May I wish the editor and staff the deep satisfaction which comes from work well done since this will be the principal reward for untiring efforts? CLARENCE L. PHELPS, r President.

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DEAN' LOIS BENNINK Always working for the best interests of thc college and striving for harmony and close fel- lowship among the women students Dean Ben- nink with her deep sympathy and broad under- standing has been a true comrade of all the women students. In the spirit of helpfulness she has cheer- fully and graciously contributed her time and ability to all worthy causes. The reward for her untiring efforts is to be found in the ad- miration and respect of the associated women students. y DEAN WILLIAM ASHWORTH 61' In addition to being indispensable to the men of whom he is the Dean, he serves as head of the English Department which he is guiding on to higher achievements. These qualities of lead- ership and that irreprcssible humor which shine through his eyes have made him a favorite with everyone on the campus.