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

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sualize Growth of University In the state constitution the administration and organization of the seven California university cam- puses has been vested in a Board of Regents of the University of California. The Board consists of eight ex officio members and sixteen Regents appointed by the Governor who each serve a term of sixteen years. The powers of the Regents include the selection of the University President, the establishment and During his annual fall visit, Clark Kerr is greeted by Associated Students' President Bob Andrews and Chancellor Cheadle before an informal discussion with student leaders approval of entrance requirements, and the estab- lishment of the conditions for awarding degrees and certificates. The University finances are also under control of the Regents. On September 24, 1963, the Regents held, their monthly meeting at the University of Santa Barbara. Among the Regents present was the University Presi- dent, Clark Kerr. egents First row: John S. Watson, Cornelius J. Haggarty, Samuel B. Mosher, Gerald H. Hagar, University President Clark Kerr, Mrs.,Randolph Hearst, Norton Simon econd row .Ierd F. Sullivan Jr., W. Thomas Davis, Frederick Dutton, Philip L. Boyd, Theodore R. Meyer, John E. Canaday, William E. Forbes, Mrs. Edward H Heller illiam M Roth, Norris Nash.

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lt is a pleasure to salute the seniors who are finishing this stage of their careers at Santa Barbara. It is timely, too, to congratulate all those individuals who have contributed to your welfare, your comfort, and your educational progress in the past few fleeting years. May your intellectual power, here en- forced, lead you to ever greater heights of achievement and service. We look to you for the help we shall continue to need to make UCSB a maior university campus of the West Coast. Hail, but not farewell. Come and visit us on every possible occasion. lla., .2 Vernon I. Cheadle Chancellor Vernon l. Cheadle Chancellor Chancellor Cheadle Salutes Educational Progress Upton Sinclair and Chancellor Cheadle hold an informal conversation during Sinclair's visit on campus in the Fall semester.