California University of Pennsylvania - Monocal Yearbook (California, PA)

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CONTENTS i 0 Faculty 0 Campus Scenes 0 Seniors 0 Underclassmen - Athletics 0 Society ' Organizations 0 Chosen 0 College Life ' Directory 15 .2 3 ll , 4 5 K ,fs 44 71 T an 5.--' 1' g-5 li f XZ f f.:- I'-1 xg 'PI X

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N F REW RD Here at California, with our extensive Arts program, in the heart of the coal and steel industries, we learn the necessity and the value of faultless precision and scrupulous accuracy. If in some small measure Y we arc able to impart this i ' complished our end. mpression to you wc feel that we have ac-

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Eight Students and faculty of California lost a true champion when Dean Theodore A. S:-idle resigned on january 2 to accept a position with the Aluminum Company of America. An enthusiastic follower of the College's varsity teams, Dr. Siedle had what was probably a rare experience for a Dean when for two successive seasons, 1940-1941 and 1941-1942, he instructed the CSTC basketeers. The dean turn- ed out to be as astute in teaching the fast break and the zone defense as he was in drafting class schedules and advising students on the mysteries of a college curriculum. Shortly after the 1941-1942 season, Dean Siedle was commissioned a Captain in the Air Corps. I-Iis military record includes thirty months in the ILTO. Separated from active duty last June with the rank of Colonel, Dean Siedle returned to his old post at CSTC. His decision to leave the College came as something of a surprise to students and faculty, all of whom join in wishing the best of every- thing to him and his family. 1