San Bernardino Valley College - Tom Tom Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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OF THE FACULTY The following boys will be in charge of the door and wall flowers. — Amanda Jacobson, Chairman of Division of Art I can ' t resist such beauty. — Laura F. Andreson Study, don ' t read it. -Maude Estelle Rich I know that this is seventh period and the thermometer reads 95°, but we have only fifty minutes to review the semi-arid regions. — C. E. Christopher Before you invest, investigate. — Eugene P. Brown, Chairman of Division of Commerce Courtesy is the foundation of all rules of behavior. — Virginia H. Moses On Spring Street, a careless investment is criminal. — VP. W. Thelander bJ- Math is something even the glamour girl should know. — Harry Hill When in doubt, differentiate. — George F. Beattie, Acting Chair- man of Division of Engineering and Mathematics. I see that you are a little late, Roberts. —Edward B. Heath

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LOOKING FORWARD The best preparation for a rich tomorrow is an honest effective today. Enduring satisfaction in the future derives from faithful achieve- ment in the present. May each student live this day and each day so completely and fully that he may look backward without regret and forward with confidence and courage. Tempe E. Allison, Dean of Women It is my hope that the many pleasant associations with members of the class of 1939 may not end with graduation but find renewal in the years to come with increasing interest and friendship. Edna Storr, Librarian The world today is faced with such grave problems as insecurity, unemployment, racial persecution, and civil war. It is my sincere hope that this or some class of 1939 will produce leaders with sufficient vision and wisdom to lead the mass of struggling humanity into a form of social organization that will serve all, and exploit none, of the world ' s population. June again marks the termination of attendance at the Junior College for many young men and women. Some will enroll in university, and others will begin the lifelong job of earning a living. E. P. Brown, Acting Dean of Men I hope that each one who leaves Junior College this year may de- velop and progress in the years to come at the same rate as some whom I have observed with pleasure. Gilbert C. Lamb, Registrar 17

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You can ' t say, ' Go to, I — Tempe Al Division o That book will stretch LeUus get org I have told you read I hate an optimist ivill learn this. ' .. ison. Chairman of E iglish Composition heir minds. Nora Parker Coy that you Sbn ' t Blanche Phillips ore handing m the Ther , I recommend Before handing that you write it, tear it up, and throw it away, at least twice. — Arthur R. Truscott Read A and write B. — Marion Lomson Goodcell Would you like to know? Do you really ■want to know? — Mattie M. Ramelli, Chairman of Division of Foreign Languages This is not my idea, you understand, but circumstances are such that all papers must be in by Friday. It is as simple as that. — William Roecker You are not putting enough feeling into it. ■ — Alexandra Grow You ' ll feel just as if you were floating. — Gwladys Jane Pugh The power of music is the power of the unseen. — Karel Brett Shultis, Chairman of Division of Music 19 i