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

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To Dean Ward When Mary Ward retires from active service as dean of women in July, her presence will still be felt on campus, for she, perhaps more than anyone else, in her 44 years of association with this college, has estab- the precedent offriendliness that exists here at State. Perhaps the best description of her is one that Dr. Leonard made. Dean Ward, he said, has a skill, a gentleness, and a firmness pos- sessed by only a few people, and she has always used them for the ad- vantage of youth. Behind her name lies a list of firsts .' First fand onlyl dean of women atStateg first director of summer session, first counselor ofKappa Delta Pi, honorary international coeducational fraternity, and organizer of it on this campus in 1932.