San Francisco State University - Franciscan Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Our allege Past our doors people How in ceaseless tides, it is our fortune to dwell in a house by the side of the road. About us surges the life of manufacture, commerce, trade, and agriculture in a hundred specialized forms. From our doorsteps men go down to the sea in ships. Calm, serene, poised, Our College stands in the midst of this complex modern activity, a rallying place for cultural tra- ditions and professional ideals, sensitized to high moral and spiritual values of life. A worthy purpose has been served by those who have been students and faculty in the pastg they have wrought better than they knew. It is the task of the present day to catch anew the essential essences of the shining calmness of these inland water- ways, the majesty of these rolling hills and mountains, the power of this pounding surf, and the virility of this great people, and build them deep into these college walls and college life. Unique in the strength of its youth and in its opportunity to serve well and ever better this favored land, Our College looks to the future-not to the past, and confidently moves forward to its destiny. Ryu, --ALEXANDER C. ROBERTS 'N In KHRXWRRW MM K' ' . -ng ' , x A YE Q lp -X-Qu,-fxX ,Il N- lily gi 5 ll , H rf y Hevenleen UAB

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V T T' 'Tv' T' vm TW 'MTH' v 'T T TT Q CN.: Sixteenj 'L Uur College Though horn of u fity of pavement und Jtone Round thy feet neftle flowers und luwng While clearly uhoue the trujic'J hourfe rour, Wfild hirdf from thy trees send their Jong. Thy lovelinesy, nzuny yeurx hidden within I5 showing ityelf to the world ,' Thy pennunty unrecognized miie hy u few Are .flowly hecoining unfurled. The dreuins of thy founders ure now coming true Thy increuxing heuuty we Jee,' We jtruire thee our College on top o' the hill And we Jing of thy gloriex to he. -ELIZABETH PINNEY

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g GN-.1 Eigloleenll Qfqclministration ALEXANDER ROBERTS .,,v.., E,..,...w., ,,,. ,E..,.,,E.....................,.... P 1 ' widen: CLARENCE J. DU FOUR EE,... ,..... D emo of the College MARY WARD ......,.........,. ........ D eofz of Women CLARA CRUMPTON ..... ..,,..,. .w,L,...,........ R e gifrror FLORENCE VANCE L,.. .......V... ............. I .......,. R e corder GRACE CARTER ,,L, . ,..,.. ..Allm. of Training School RUTH FLFMINC .L..L.... .L.,.,.....,......L............ L ibrorion ................... Cotalogzzer HARRIET DUNPHY ,,...... ELIZABETH WANZER ,,,.Y,. KATHERINE HUSSEY ,L..,. ....v. F imwciol Secretory ......Chlld1'677'.f Lilvrarian A Wo1'd from lloe Deon of Women Through each of the swiftly passing years as student in- structor, and Dean of Wtxmen, I have found increasing joy, help, inspiration, and growth in all my association with the student group. To know you has been to desire for each of you the best that life can giveg to have been able to help you has been indeed a privilege, and I trust that I may have earned the right to be called your friend. If I might have but one wish for those who are leaving us, it would be that you may have the power to dream the dreams that make life richer and fuller and lure you on to the accomplishment of the great and fine things of life. MARY A. WARD IMI- ' wxlx t f x '- 'Kp f' YR is L Qc W. KJ l -.lf 4' Q J' ,asf a t 1 N S ,dll l . all ytx afar. . FMA' ' FI 'A' I , rl. m I - i , F---,., ' ' l wi Rf ,.:' 'i1QLl'Tll-- Illlflllll l ll? If ' I A llilx X f fly- xk