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

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PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Each year for a number of years, Valley College has increased in enrollment. This year you have been a part of the largest student body in the history of the college Greater things are yet to come Each succeeding year will see more students and more faculty on the campus than were here in the preced- ing one. Valley College provides well balanced edu- cation and social opportunities that compare favorably with those offered by State Colleges and Universities It is our belief that many of you have been served better by Valley than you could have been by any other college. As we increase in numbers, we will increase in educational facilities. You ore invited to always be a port of the college As students, and later as alumni, you will owe much to your alma mater just as it will owe much to you. The marks you have set and the roles you have played as students will not soon be forgotten Very best wishes to you! H. J. Sheffield President r .ZL Cij, lA U) Below, Mrs. Pauline Wode, Secretary to the President t 14 lV ' .J ■ jMF I ' ' The Presidenf

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D E D I C A T I N When a person holds a demonding and responsible position, yet at the same time becomes o symbol not only of capability and efficiency, but also of warmth and poise, it is felt that this person merits special recognition. Therefore, we of the TOM TOM humbly and respectfully dedicate this book to the personification of the spirit of Valley College, our gra- cious and friendly dean of women. Miss Betty H. G McCarthy,

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' Tfie Board of Trustees ff SBVC ' s Board of Trustees is composed of five persons who hove been elected to represent the voters of the district in the operation of our college. They are: (top) Verne F. Potter, Jr. of San Bernardino, chairman of the board; (bottom) Warren H. Frisbee of Rialto; (left to right) Samuel E, Andrews of Colton; Mrs. Eva M. Kennedy of Colton; and J. W. Snyder of San Bernardino.