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

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F A C U Q, HALE ART ALL the art courses have as their basic aim CQOOCQH the understanding and appreciation of the fundamental principles of art. Miss Evelyn Mayer, Clzairnmn, Mrs. Marian Cooch, and Miss Hilda Keel-Smith WOMEN,S AND MEN,S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Individual and team sports are taught by a corps of competent in structors. Lower division students are required to enroll. Miss Florence Hale , Dr. Edna Barney Mrs. Katherine Bridge Mr. David Cox Mr. Henry Cowell Miss Doris Holtz Miss Efhe McFadden Miss Lean Reid Mrs. Sarah Scott MUSIC Instructors aiding in the obtaining of a music Dr. William Knuth, Chairman Mr. Roy Freeburg Miss Ethel England Miss Eileen McCall Cfmirmau Miss Alice Spelman Miss Velda Cundiff Mr. Dan Farmer Mr. Hal Hardin credential are: Mrs. Mary McCauley Studio instructors are: Mr. Herbert Benkman, Mr. G. Edwards, Mr. John Gianacos Mr. Carl Hranek, Mr. Benjamin Moore, Mrs. Irene Nicoll, Mr. Herman Trutner Miss Eva D. XVaters, Mr. Raymond White, and Mr. Williain Zech. PHYSICAL SCIENCE The physical sciences are taught by Mr. Carlos Mundt, chairman, Mr Maurice Amsden, and Dr. Stanley Morse. COX KNUTH M, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,.,,,.,, .,,,,,.,,,..,, .. .....,,..,.,,-.,,...,....,,..--.......,,-,..-.......... -..,..........,.---f-.Ya

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UDENT RULE may ggxwt PRESIIJI-INT PRYOR Student Body President AS President of the Associated Student Body of the San Francisco State Teachers College, Donald Pryor concludes a most successful term of oflice. As presiding officer of the Executive Board he has at all times worked for the general welfare of the college members. He has co-oper- ated with the faculty for the furthering of true college spirit. He has attempted to bring the governing body of the association closer to the general student body, and in doing so has fostered a greater interest in affairs at State. Keeping always in mind an equal representation for all organizations of the college, President Pryor achieved the distinction of being able to deal fairly in all matters appearing before the Executive Board, and to maintain an unbiased attitude. A careful budgeting of funds was under- taken and a reserve surplus was set aside for emergencies. All requests made by clubs for additional funds were carefully investigated and in most cases granted. Nfr. Pryor had, to assist him, the whole-hearted Support of his Board as Well as the support of those who placed him in the highest office possi- ble in student self-government. He has held before him the upholding of the ideals established by his predecessors, and has instilled a sense of loyalty in his co-Workers. Student self-government at this institution is carried throughout extra-curricular activities. All social functions are organized under the supervision of students with a minimum of advice from faculty mem- bers. With the Executive Board as the final consulting body, many suc- cessful affairs have been worked through.