California State University Chico - Record Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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PRESIDENT S MESSAGE AT LAYING OF THE CORNERSTONL In the tzme allotted to me I can do lzttle more than express the szncere gratztude of the faculty and the student body for thts ine buzldzng tn the process of constzuctzon and for the equzpment and other buzldzngs yet to come It ts our fesponsrbzhty to make the best use of this admirable plant I and sure the great majortty of the students who leave these walls will go forth to serve elfzczently wzth a definzte purpose tn vtew A student may ao through College today wtth a mznzmum of educatzon and a maxzmum of evas on He may come out a cultured gentleman or a collegiate sport Theze must be a deszre for educatzon on the part of th student I am sure we hate few students who deszre to e ade work Our students come for the most part from humble homes and they know the ualu of the dollar Theu are as hzgh a type of young womanhood and young manhood as fully guarantee that the money spent tn developzng Chtco State Teachers College wzll be returned many tzmes over tn service gtven by the students who 'tre educated here Fhe znscrzptzon to be placed over the mazn entrance ts composed of just three words carrying a wealth of meanzng Today Dectdes Tomorrow Our students must have a three fold tratntng today tf thezr tomorrow ts to be suc cessful tn the hzghest sense the educatton of the head the heart and the hand No educatzon ts really complete unless the student has a mtnd well stored wzth useful knowledge a heart zn tune wzth the best zntercsts of hrs fellow man and last but not least a hand skzlled tn art muszc play or any form of manual labor There ts only one yardstzck to measure human endeavor That measure zs character I trust and pray that few of our young people wzll be found wanttng tn thzs respect 'deff Q . . 5 V A . . ' ' ' e . ' ' t ' v . 0 . can be found anywhere in the length and breadth of this great nation. I can ' -. 1 - 4 - ' 1 Q' x v L A ' A ' Il ' I I! J 1' a r J 4 ,

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l E FACULTY MEN A- L- ACKER- ------.----....--......-.. Instructor, Men's Physical Education and Coach HUGH M- BELL- A-B-. A.M. ...................... .... . Assistant Professor, Psychology E- L- COLE. A.B., A.M.. ED.. ..Y....... Professor Education, Head of Department RAPHAEL ECI-IEVERRIA. A.B.. .,., Assistant Professor, Romance Languages PHILLIP M. ILOFF, A.B., A.M. .....,,,.,............,............ Professor, Mathematics DAVID F JACK!-EY, B.S., M.A. .,...,.... . Associate Professor, Industrial Education WATSON I.. JOHNS, A.B., lVl.A. ......., Professor, Biology, Head of Department RUSSELL KIDDER, B.S.. ..................,.............. .,..... , Instructor, Manual Training LLOYD LANDIS, A.B.. .e-,. . ,............, , ...... ..................... I nstructor, Shop MORRISON E. MERIAM, B.A., B.D. ..... .....,... . Professor, Psychology R. C. MERRILL, B.S., M.A. ....,....,.................,..........,.,... - Professor, Education E. I. MILLER, A.B., A,M., Ph.D. ,...............,..........,,.......,,.,..,,,..,,........ W. ...,.. ,..e., P rofessor, History and Political Science, Head of Department C. M. OSENBAUGH, A.B., M.A. ..,...,.r,......,....,......,.........,...... . ......, A--- President GAIL MOORE ........,.....,.,...i.,.. .. -. ................,,.... Instructor, Auto Mechanics E. A. POWERS, B.L., ............. ...... P rofessor, English, Head of Department HERBERT C. REIMER, A.B. -....... E, ..,.,.,........... Instructor, Physical Education A. G. RINN, B.S. ..,.,...,,...................... .................... I nstructor, Agriculture FORDYCE I. STEWART, A.B., M.A. ..,.,................. Associate Professor, Education C. K. STUDLEY, A.B., M.S. ........................ Dean of Men, Professor, Geography R. W. VAN ALSTYNE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. ...........,., Assistant Professor, History C. B. WHITMOYER, B.S., M.S. .........................,.. Associate Professor, Chemistry PAUL HOWARD YOUNG, A.B., A.M. .......... ...... . .--Assistant Professor, Music -gif IO EF..-