College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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RITES » eo This We Remember .. . There is beauty at Coyote Point: the long views across the Bay ... Hunter’s Point, Mt. Diablo, the bridges, the sail and motor boats . . . the freighters, the tide in and the tide out, the rocky banks... the lazy views as we wait for classes, the quiet Bay seen through the library windows . . . the long lawns by the Ad Building . . . we’ll remember. Per wenn cy Met one 2 Acne Oe Clty ee rcalghoca Buildings and trees in beauty stand... ERE AT THE POINT ...as The Point leads down to the Bay.

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The Coyote Point Campus, on the shore of San Francisco Bay, is beautifully located in a grove of trees, and is a mile from the Delaware Campus. Here the students at- tend classes in buildings put up for a Mer- chant Marine school. Here are located numerous classrooms, the library, the main offices, the cafeteria, the Student Union, the gyms, pool, and athletic field. Here, too, memory will long linger on the walks to and from the parking lot by the beach, the beautiful gates, and the views of yacht harbor and the golf course and mountains. This 30-acre campus is the heart of the College. 1M i Mi i et | th The Library where we study... COYOTE POINT CAMPUS ti 3h . a view through the grove of trees.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Robert A. Tarver, Mr. Robert C. Garvey, Mr. U. S. Simonds, Jr., Mrs. Eleanore D. Nettle, Mr. Ulmont R. Kendree. Mr. Tarver is President of the Board, and Mr. Garvey is Clerk. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Year in and year out public spirited citizens have served the College on the Board of Trustees, and the Trustees pictured above are carrying on the work that the first Board started back in 1922. Since then, many men and women have carried on the College work, giving freely of their time and efforts to help build a College that has grown in importance here on the Peninsula and in the entire two-year college field. Businessmen, doctors, lawyers, and housewives have served, some for one term, some for several terms, and some for a number of years. Many names well known here in the Bay area appear on the minute books of the Board meetings. The progress of the College requires willing workers on the College Board, for each generation of students sees the College faced with problems that must be solved and routine work that must be done. And on through the years there will be men and women willing to work for the College, the community, and the larger surrounding area that, more and more, is served by the College of San Mateo.