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

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Registration Knowing well 'rhaT many oT The records in her care are irreplaceable, Miss Florence Vance, regisTrar oT San Francisco STaTe College, has or- ganized her sTaTT in such a manner ThaT The records oT The college shall be safe in case oT disasTer. AT The sound oT The alarm each member of The regisTrar's sTaTF has her special duTy. The work on which Mrs. Alice McAuliTf, assisTanT regis- Trar, Mrs. Lois Polanshek, Miss MargareT Ming, and Miss Barbara Curry, assisTanTs To The regisTrar. are occupied aT The momenT. is swepT inTo sTeel Tiling cases, ready To be whisked ouT of doors by Two members oi The ianiTor's sTaTi and Two sTu- denTs, who have been assigned To This duTy. ln The regisTrar's safe are kepT records oT The currenT sTudenTs and The names and daTes of all Those who have graduaTed Trom STaTe. OTher valuable records of The pasT have been senT To SacramenTo Tor saTe keeping. Miss Vance has seen Thaf The records oT sTudenTs are well kepT and her sTaTT is ready To assisT aT The TirsT sound oT a gong. Counseling Two eTiicienT and Triendly dispellers oT anxieTy and confusion are Tound in The persons oT Mrs. I-Iilda Brown and Mrs. Eva Hodgson, whose iob iT is To counsel The sTudenTs aT San Francisco STaTe College. Newcomers, bewildered by a Tresh en- vironmenT, wheTher They be Treshmen, Transfers or posT graduaTe sTudenTs, Tind a Triendly smile and a helping hand as They enTer, if eiTher by chance, They consulT Mrs. Brown, The brown-eyed lady on The righT, or Mrs. Hodgson, The blue-eyed lady on The leTT. IT is The duTy oT These Two members oT The col- lege adminisTraTion To co6rdinaTe The sTudenT wiTh his college career. Behind The assuring manner oT each lies a comprehensive knowledge oT The col- lege curricula and The requiremenTs necessary Tor graduaTing in any Tield. This inTricaTe inTormaTion and The problems oT The individual who has come Tor counseling are The Tools wiTh which These women work. Happily Tor The sTudenT, boTh remain as Triends and guides ThroughouT his college liTe. Polanshek, Curry, Meng, McAuliffe, Vance Brown, McFarland, Hodgson .44 'kl3

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Vance, Cox, Ward, Valenfine, BuTler, LeaTherby, Homan. Board of Deans The seTTing of sTandards and mainTenance of The regisTraTion program is The primary TuncTion oT The acTive Dean's QommiTTee. EsTablished nine years ago, The commiTTee'is composed of Dr. P. F. ValenTine, Dean oT The College: Dr. John BuTler, Dean oT The Upper Division: Dr. WalTer l-loman. Dean of The Lower Division: David J. Cox, Dean oT Meng Mary A. Ward, Dean oT Women: Mrs. Grace CarTer LeaTherby, Principal oT The Training School, and Florence Vance, RegisTrar. The commiTTee has The responsibiliTy of over- seeing execuTive TuncTions as applied To The TaculTy and The sTudenT body besides giving Tinal approval or disapproval To sTudenT peTiTions Tor reenTrance To The college. i'I2 FirsT row: Throndson, Pivnick, Mirande, Van Arsdale, Fop- piano, Buiiles, Salmirs. Second row: Pakele, Goria, Bonner, Edelman, Gillio Wrighf, Thomas, Wessenberg. Executive Board Governing body Tor The STaTe sTudenTs is The ExecuTive Board, working during The pasT year under a new consTiTuTion, which gave represen- TaTion To each sTudenT group in The school. Presi- denT Jean Van Arsdale was chairman. and oThers included VioleT NicoloTT Mirande, vice-president DoroThy Foppiano, secreTary: lssie Pivnick, Treas- urer: Ivor Calloway, rally commissioner: Al Goria. men's aThleTicsg Gloria Essman and AniTa Pakele, W. A. A.: CurT BuTTles, A. M. S.: PaT Gillick, A. W. S., Herb Simon. arT TederaTiong Julia Wessenberg and Frank Gillio, speech arTs: Dick Gordon and Bill Kesey, music Te-deraTiong Shirley Salmirs, club advisory council: John Thomas, pub- licaTions.

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Bernice Margolis, Leo Nee, Dave Schulz Dol Foppiano, Izzy Pivniclz, Vi Mirande Financial Control Somelhing new was added during lhe pasl year when David Schulz was named Direclor ol Sluclenl Allairs and Publicily, a posilion crealed when il became necessary lo have a sludenl body execulive lo acl lor lhe sludenls and handle lheir linances. Mr. Leo C. Nee, who had previously done lhe iob, lound his posilion as complroller lor lhe college look so much lime lhal lhe slep was recommended by Dr. Roberls. Assisling Schulz in lhe ollice work has been Mrs. Bernice Margolis. who handled lhe bookkeep- ing. Bolh are graduales ol Slale. Biggesl achieve- menl was lhe addilion of a separale sludenl body business oliice, lhrough which all sludenl proiecls were handled. Schulz worked wilh lhe Execulive Board in forming linancial policies and did all ol lhe publicily lor downlown and homelown news- papers, lolaling nearly 3,000 column inches dur- ing lhe year. Through lhis newly crealed ollice lhe caleleria and bookslore were lied more closely lo lhe sludenl body and lheir services lo lhe sludenls were conslanlly improving. Mr. Nee, given more lime lo clevole lo lhe Slale, worked much ol lhe lime in an advisory capacily. bul spenl mosl ol his hours in lhe college business oliice, assisled by Miss Marie Davill and Mrs. Bea McDermoll, handling mallers perlain- ing lo lhe lacully and adminislralion. while lhe sludenls were learning lo work alone.