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

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Mary A. Ward San Francisco State is fortunate in having, in Dean Mary A. Ward, the only woman in the United States directing a college Sum- mer Session of such importance and with such a large enrollment. As Dean of Women, she undertakes the problems of general wel- fare and is administrator of the Student Social Program. She is also the sponsor for the Associated Women ' Dean Ward has writ- ten a series of texts in arithmetic which were the jirst books published to take into account the individual dijferences of the children.

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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

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In 1930, David I. Cox became a member of the State faculty as Dean of M en anal associ- ate professor in physical education. Since that time, the college athletics have taken an upward trend, especially in football ' Dean Cox has travelell extensively through Can- ada, Mexico and the United States. During the World War, he was an instructor in M ili- tary Tactics, in Georgia. At the present time, he is working for his doctor,s degree in eflucation at Lelancl Stanforcl University. W 4' name