Cal State San Bernardino - Casabo Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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DI9TINCTIVE LEADER9HIP

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The Way Leads Only Forward. CHERYL PETRIA WALL MARGARET DIANE WELLS History San Bernardino CAROL ANN WILSON English DOROTHY FAST WISSLER KONSTANTINA ZAHAROPOULOS History Rialto English San Bernard Credit Bui No Pho+o Nof Piciured FRANK MARDIS AMY MICHAEL BRUCE JONES MARTHA ANNE SANDEL History JOSEPH ARIAS English PAMELA MARY PECORARA English PETER LEE SHAPIRO Political Science English History THADDEUS GEORGE BATTIN DUDLEY GENE PENDLETON FINLEY JAMES SHEPHERD Spanish ALEXANDRIA COOLEY History CLAUDIA LEE PETERSON History CLEMENS JOHN TARTER English ROBERT W. CUNNINGHAM, JR. English JAMES NEWBOLD POLLARD History JANE C. TURNER Political Science English History JOHN EUGENE HARDER DAVID R. PENDERGRASS PATRICIA ZERMENO Sociology PETER PAUL HOWARD History JANA LEE REID History French MARY EUZABETH JENNINGS History PAULA ABBOTT ROUNDS English English

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Dr. John M. Pfau President From The Office Of The President Nothing gives me greater pleasure than to extend my congratulations to the first graduating class of the California State College at San Bernardino. Its members have proven to be fine young men and women and I am extremely proud of them. Many people have made important contributions to the development of the college in its early days. The faculty has worked hard and imaginatively in this creative process. Administrators and staff members have devoted their talents and energy to bring about a well organized and smooth running institution. In fact, these groups have been so prominent at this stage of the college ' s growth, that it is all too easy to overlook the efforts and accomplishments of the students. The Class of 1967 inherited a double task. Not only was it responsible for meeting the academic requirements, which have been quite substantial, but it also discovered that mij ch needed to be done in the way of organizing student government, clubs, and activities. Where they got the time and energy to accomplish these tasks so well is difficult to understand- -but they did. For this we are indebted to them. The dedication of this yearbook to our first graduates is, therefore, most appro- priate. They have been makers of history and this is a fitting manner in which to give them proper recognition. John M . Pfau President