San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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MARY Frwin McMullen. combines great personal charm with an understanding 01C college problems inherent in her duties as Dean of Wo- men. Her guiding spirit has insured the success of many campus activ- ities. Her leadership when attending State college. and her excellent service as placement secretary has been continued by her competent guidance of student affairs in her present position. AULT M:MULLEN ESSE W. Ault. Dean and Professor of Education. is largely respon- sible for the high standards main- tained by San Diego State college in the Held of education. His thorough and comprehensive understanding of modern educational methods has enabled him in his capacityasadvisor to teachers in training to contribute service of incstimable worth. l3

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A. G. PETERSON HARLES E. Peterson. in his dual capacity as Dean of Men and track coach. displays in both. the cheery disposition and willingness to help others that has endeared him to the entire student body. He is one of the most energetic and tireless work- ers for State. and has done much in gaining the co-operation of Citizens for the college. RTHUR 6. Peterson. Dean at Liberal Arts and Professor at Economics. by his lnzncmrledgemC vo- cationa1 probfems. together with the keen personal interest he takes in the students who come to him for advice. has made it possible tor him to guide many students into worthwhile acw tivities. He is one of the most enthusiastic workers in extra-curricular activities. C. E. PETERSON

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Facuky Walter R. Hepner. AM. President Irving E. Outcalt. MA. Vlcc-Prcsudent and Professor of English J. W. Ault. MA. Dean and Professm of Education Arthur 6. Peterson. MA. Dean of Liberal Ads. ex-officio in genctul charge of bare: division studies. Proiessor of Economics Charles E. Peterson. AB. Dean of Men and Associate Professor of Physical Education and Director of Physical Education for Men Mary Irwin McMuHen. AB. Dean of Women and Piaccmcnt Secretary and Asmciata Professor of Educational Guidance John R. Adams. MA. Assocnate Professor of En31ish Georgia C. Amsden Associate Professor oi Commerc: Guinivere Kotter Bacon. MA. Training Supervisor and Assocmte Plofcssor of Education. 0. W. Baird. MA. Professor of Physics Fred Beidieman, E.Mus. Associate Professor of Music. Gertrude Sumpfion Bell. MA. Prohzssor of Psychology Marjorie Kelly Borsurn. MA. Assistant Professm of Art Baylor Brooks. BA. Assistant Professor of Geology Elizabeth McPike Browm PhD. Assistant Professor of French Leslie P. Brown. PhD. Prochsor oi French and Spanish Leo Blakcly Calland. MS. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Roy E. Cameron. PhD. Professor of Economics Vinnie B. Clark. A.B. Associate PIoFessor of Geography l4 Katherine E. Corbett. AM. Training Supervisor and Associate Professor of Education James Ensign Crouch. M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology Erby Chester Deputy. PhD. Associate Professcu of Education and Principal of Training School Florence L. Smith Dickhaut. MA. Professo: of English John Mortimer Gleason. MA. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Merris Hubbard Gross. AB. Director d Athletics and Associate Professor of Physical Education Ilse Hamann. BA. lnstm do: in Art Edith C. Hammock. B.A. Training Supervisor and Associate Professor of Education Dorothy R. Harvey. MA. Assistant Professor of Botany Robert D. Harwood PHD. Professor of Zoology Everett Gee Jackson. AB. Associate Professor 0; Alt Marguerite Veascy Johnson. A.M. Registrar and Associate Professor of Latin Myrtle Elizabeth Johnson, PhD. Professor of Zoology Sybil Eliza Jones. M.L. Assistant Professor of English Joseph Sumner Keeney. PhD. 1nstructor in English Genevieve Kelly. AM. Instructor 1 Sociology Charles B. Leonard. PhD. Professor of H istory Lewis B. Lesley. PhD. Professor of History George R. Livingston. MA. Associate Professor of Mathematics