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

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Cm' College The change and growth of lusty youth are upon us,--the west, the state, the city, and the College. Anderson Hall has been a year in servcie. The walls of the Frederic Burk School are rising, proclaiming a new day here to those who travel the Ways of business on Market Street. Tennis courts, play fields, terraces, levels of lawn, and gardens with trees and shrubbery groups, faintly hint the future beauties of the campus worthy of the new buildings. Waller Street,-wall, cobbles, and shacks, gives way to level spaces for outdoor play. College Hall, rebuilt, refinished, refurnished, shifts from training school to college use, until it too shall follow the shacks. A year has passed. Two great classes have gone into the service of the state, and two worthy new classes have entered the College. New student officers have taken the places of the old, with new enthusiasm and courage. New hands are at the helm of every college activity, student enterprises move forward. Faculty members, by worthy teaching, effective study, and acceptable writing, have carried the name and the ideals of the College afar. Scholarship has gained, there was no jar or break, no rending of tradition, no sense of losing the past or groping blindly for the future, as the academic and professional stan- dards of the new four-year curriculum were set up and accepted. The year's activities and institutional spirit have justified the challenge with which the year began, that: We shall do the old task better and the new task well. This is the three-fold wish for the new year, First, that as the physical plant becomes more nearly adequate and efricient, scholarship standards may grow apaceg second, that as the campus becomes more beautiful, the play fields more spacious, and the gardens 'and lawns more worthy of the city and state, the students may find a greater happiness and joy in worthy tasks,-the Gift Supreme which the College grants its children, and third, that we shall make new friends into firm friends, and old friends into better, to the end that serene and unafraid we shall face the tasks of the future. 211 rv-V v lflffalff' lyk... 5630 P .. fswa. Ma'--' .,j54,x9'o LQQP a:.Qlb 'i f-AVI' 1 1, fgggg firms, 'jehnf 'Aim ll-iffy' , ,fm w r cl ' thy -v W gn 44 I 3,61 I D ' F, 'I I 1 A 1' 1, .gy .' ,lphf 09' 1 'NUI J ' 15. B Q n I :ya I n AL ibgbf' 0 FQ' ' U' ll QQ, U ,AW U55 : 0 OQf 5 g' Il' 53119. P5 I H 52 my 9. 1'5- pl Q ,gba 3' qv 91, I 0:55. , ab , Ui 12.5 ' P30 2'- god! xii? 'dan I nj 0 P 905 : I Clif' :U Q ' 'few I-ai ' ll ,C:?' 1, .asy- ,ITQB 0 Q f'0o' I s EW! - I ' :QPU o Q.. Ny! , Q03-0 ' F QP! a 'P x . :spa 5 Nl ll :Mp 5 Q Qs: 5 '0'o sing. P Poo Q 5 .Qi e.s'0!a fs' GT .AQ , if ' 9 Lk S2 Qfkfl' if s ,I -'Q Q' 4 GA: Aw 0, fha V . lv - Jiri, f ' 'ich' ,Ch ' '24 . . fi'-bf S lg j O F 21 I- F23 ir? 5 l?,' Y rig' I F26 as TEC: Il' ,C Elf 0 ug 3 15:55 Q 592 ..- zf. :fl 135 Q' rfb -53. in. 'U' lf' 'SST C59 .,. 15536. .Ve if-s 5- 3250 ' .A . Q53 Q ft :sl arg ill ' 'tugs 1 HIV. uri' 15.5 W N nf it iijljf' 4 EQL my i. 'fi' Ll