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

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Social science instructors get a pep talk occasionally, too, hut Dr. Outland and Dr. Beecher seem unimpressed. Dr. Cassady, Dr. Arnesen and Coach Farmer hold up traffic in College Hull while the English professor illustrates the finer points of basketball strategy. The power behind the throne so the saying goes . . . none other than the president's secretary, Miss Dorothy Stevick. Mr. Dietz, Miss Willson and Miss Shrodes enjoying a tete- a-tete over their lunch. Ilnformality oi faculty lunchroom gives Dr. Morse fextreme rightj a chance to test his latest joke. Lovely haircut, huh? Mr. Roumasset, administrator of student affairs, hears all about the live cent coffee from Dr. McClelland and Dean Cornehlsen. Traditional foursome, Hollingsworth, Freeburg, Thomson and Knuth render a soulful version oi Jingle Bells at the Human- ities Christmas Party. Thespians are in for a strenuous program if Dr. McKenna and Mr. Miller carry out these plans. Theodore Treutlein--come now, Dr. T., you haven't really read all those books! Dr. McClelland knows that nothing ever happens in Arizona, but fellow historian, Dr. White, humors him anyway.

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Pioneering Adventure There is poetie justice in the linkage of our Gold- en Anniversary with the Golden ,luhilee of Cali- fornia. At this mid-century mark in the history of our eollege we are repeating, in a sense. the pioneeri- ing adventure of the gold seekers and huilders ol' a hundred years ago. They sought gold and the polit- ical foundations of statehood. We seek another kind of gold and the foundations of a new and great college. The treasure we are looking for is the lN'lil'l'lllClli of human lives. lt is our experience that the search is no armchair husiness, hut a rugged undertaking in which initiative, hard Work, and disappointment are the familiar ingredients. But if there is dis- appointment, there is also the persistenee of the pioneer who came to his pocket of gold in the end. And so We stiek to our hills and go on digging. -P. F. VALENTIN R Dean of General l6lIIlf'lllilHl P. F. VALENTINE Dean of Iivneral Edurution JOHN H. CORNEHLSEN, JR. MARY A. WARD FLORENCE VANCE Dean of Men Dean of Women Registrar

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1 l. Mr. Schneider is getting ready for the second chorus to Mabel, Mabel, sweet and ahle, take your elbows oll the table. 2. Ur. Fenton says grammar has nothing to do with your relatives. 3. Caroline Shrodes doesn't stand on tradition at all. 4. I like simplicity-quiet ties . . Lamar Nlacl-my doesn't look as though he has convinced student Osthey or practice teacher Bik. llr. Lustrucci demonstrates his point on social mores. Ur, Was- serman takes his put that in your pipe and smoke lt literally. 6. Waiting for their portions of the Blue Plate Special are: Ur. Roy Cave, Mr. Carl Peterson, Dr. Burr liurhank, Miss .lean Blackman ofthe Counselling Office and Mr. Collins of the same. 7. llr. Tregnnza looks perplexed, but his interviewer seems no more knowing. H. Nlr. Uutmann laments his lectures on the taking of candiils.