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

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Q ADMINISTRATION Alexander C. Roberts P. F. Valentine John H. Butler Walter J. Homan Mary A. Ward David J. Cox Sherman L. Brown Alexander S. Boulware Grace Carter Florence Vance Emily Curtiss Ray Leo C. Nee Marie E. Davitt Alma Downey Perry Bale Hilda Brown Dorothy Fryman Eva C. Hodgson Bernice C. johnson Grace Lawrence Beatrice McDermott Ruth March Harold Martin Gertrude MacFarland Rita McLaughlin Lois Polishook Edith Randolph Alice Rich Gladys Underwood o TEACHING STAFF Alice P. Alcutt Maurice R. Arnsden Cecilia Anderson Elias T. Arneson Facultu Members Hugh Baker Edna Barney Susan Benteen Jessie Billingsly Edna W. Bock V. Richard Boyle Jessie Casebolt Edward E. Cassady Floyd A. Cave Roy C. Cave Van A. Christy Marian C. Cooch Olive T. Cowell Clara Crumpton Marie H. Dony Anna V. Dorris Blanche W. Ellsworth Eleanor E. Ely Karl D. Ernst Dan S. Farmer Frank L. Fenton Edna M. Fisher Alfred G. Fisk Ruth Fleming Amy D. Fleming Charlotte Folsom Roy E. Freeburg john Geanacos George Gibson John Gutman Walter A. Hacker Naomi E. Haage Harold H. Harden Ludwig E. Hertz Hilda M. Holmes Dorris D. Holtz William E. Knuth Agnes Moe Lund Ruth Lyon Eileen McCall Evelyn Mayer Lynette Maas Messer Luther Meyer Nancy Miner Bertha H. Monroe Stanley W. Morse Carlos S. Mundt Irene H. Nicoll Elene Michell Parmely Edith A. Pickard Roger G. Preston Frank R. Ray Lea Reid Ruth E. Richards Velda Cundiif Row Robert D. Rowe Elizabeth Selden Claude E. Shull Alice Spelman Evangeline Spozio Florence Stephenson Ruth Haines Thompson Somerville Thompson D. W. Simonson T. E. Treutlein Gladys W. Underwood Bernice Van Gelder Hermine H. Van Gelder Edla Walter Raymond L. White S. Ruth Witt-Diamant William F. Zech The College Board, compared of heady of all academic departmenfr.

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They used to joke about the changing ad- ministrations of South American countries, but the government of the Associated Stu- dents of San Francisco State has outchanged the recurrent revolutionary and counterrevo- lutionary regimes of our southern neighbors. Six constitutions in five years is the record claimed by the student body of this college, and when Bob Sweeney was elected president last year, he soon discovered the newest liter- ary effort of the Executive Board Centitled: The Conftitutionj being Hagrantly violated. Under the executives of the Student Body CPresident Sweeney, Vice-President Peggy Smith, Secretary Dena Witte, Treasurer Fred Klineb, the main activity of the Executive Board has this year been to establish a work- EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS Q I. ROBERT SWEENEY PRESIDENT a PEGGY SMITH VICE-PRESIDENT Q FRED W. KLINE TREASURER . DEN A WITTE SECRETARY able organization. Working on a three-point policy, Sweeney enforced the Constitution, integrated all clubs with the Associated Stu- dents and each other, advertised the college locally and nationally. A shakeup hit the campus, shook several student body organizations to the very foun- dations, and provided a scholarly step forward when Sweeney's board conducted an exten- sive investigation of student body activities and organizations, checking the grade aver- ages of all students involved. Hardest hit by the shakeup was the Foren- sic Council C president, manager removed from ofliceb, Publications Cassociate editor removedj, and Executive Board itself Ctwo class presidents, one representative removedj.