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

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0llH COLLEGE A A year of quiet, orderly growth draws to a close. Students in greater numbers than ever before have crowded halls and classrooms. Highly satisfactory records in summer school attendance, teacher placements, and extension class enrollments have been made. New faculty attainments, fine academic recog- nition, successful graduate study, have all poured new zest and richness into the blood stream of the College. Careful, skilful administration of F. E. R. A. activities has wrought the miracle of success and growth and self-respect for hundreds of worthy students in a difficult time ' New steps forward have been embodied in proposed laws now before the Legislature-the State College system, the enrichment of curriculum offerings, the provision for added maintenance needs and proper buildings and land ' New construction com- pleted has provided rooms and ollices for music, speech and dramatics, manual arts, science lecture room and laboratories, and other college classes. The foundations for the new Wing on Science Hall have been laid and heavy timber bulkheads have turned useless slopes into useful playfields. We carry on in College Hall, planning for the day when its multitude of activities will be adequately housed ' The roots of the federated society of tomorrow strike deep into the thoughts and activities of the College Generation of today. During this College year, worthy human objectives have been well served. Widening mental and spiritual horizons, toleration that grows out of frank and honest discussion, life enrichment that flows from creative leisure activi- ties, all have had the faithful ministry of the faculty ' As the Franciscan passes into the hands of this student body, it marks the close of the study and the activities of a worthy and memorable college year. A. C. R.

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In Dr. Clarence I. Du Four, vice president and dean of the college, the students have found a sympathetic advisor and encourag- ing friend. For seven years he was the direc- tor of placements. His is the ojice of final appeal for all students in any program or scholarship difficulty ' I n his research work in the field of history, Dean Du Four drew up and published, in 1934, a monograph which is a fine documentary study of the g'Russian Withdrawal From California. Clarence J. Ilu Four