Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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1 , f srr,xNif'oe. 13 ko,,,J,,,,,o4 I 1923 QUAD K e -'0 hh- L -r , -- . -V A vt - . -7--fr,-fw . , f ' Kkxfglgjljzg-. S ...,....-v,L Y... ......:z.z. - ' -.L -L.f. J-Eva' flair? A --1 ..1.. .. 1 - 4 -- -- if--W ---TN-f Lille , A .. . . . . . :fail Qwlfhjx in future years. The response oi the western public shows that Stanford in an ,JJ P3 increasing degree is being regarded as a public university, pertorming tunctions gig, ,Qi pa., of value to the state and entitled to support by its people. Te. gj.13xii,.'L'l, The reaction of the present expansion, both scholastically and in activities, upon our relations with the major universities of the nation is equally significant. I thrall Checked from expanding, Stanford could offer no real. competition to the llni- 3,12 versity of California or the larger colleges of the East in setting educational or ju . athletic standards. .In short, our rivals on the Coast might have become the pre- --.47 eminent universities of the Wtest, feeling only the spur of competition from east- ,Epi ern colleges.. Growing in many departments, Stanford will eitectually prevent Qlflff these universities from complacently regarding themselves as the premier colleges !.'l.v4 pftryiirig of the West, and, more important, reinforce in the public mind the belief that iii. Stanford determines high standards which can only be disregarded by other uni- .fp s,3q:.,l,.,'lj versities at the peril ot their reputation: A . D I S' ,l3j,ilQ,, The details ot the athletic season are included in some hundred pages in this egg f:jg9.ftQj, hook and ,form a record showing that Stanford men individually gave ot their .gif best and Stanford teams proved dangerous opponentsiin every sport: The past Ext .M M few. months will probably bc remembered as la. year ot internal readgiustment in W athletic organization and constructive planning for the future. Stanford is in 2gM,il.i,Qi athletics to build athletes-to build teams-to win. ln the construction of build- iliiiqq ings, the providing of equipment and the hiring of coaches the year has laid the ,g,'li',.f Qi! ff, necessary foundation that future seasons may be brilliant with victory. U I Yilgateverlialse the p?.st twelvel moiaths liavf- done they haye at lefist dispcllled fjigikljfii tic reat . usion o' cynies tiat t tan 'orc ati etics are in a s ump. . ot jljijf a. slump when the track team ties California., the national track champion of l92l. Hardly a slump when the tennis squad tour the country without a defeat and win the natgonal title. N ot a 'slump when the freshman Seams- reveal tlineti-igist promise ,,,m o any irs -year squat s in recen years, nor w len ie minor spor 1 es are won gl,-gf by Stanford almost without exception. 'TZ lfljfi The extent and success of journalism, dramatics, debating, and music revealed a vitality of effort in activities off the tield. Six publications at Stanford. How Wd is it done? Whatever the advertisers may say in oft moments is one story, but imfgliwif from the student standpointftheir presence makes possible training in varied Stir? forms of journalism. And the comment of advertisers may possibly he dis- iff counted, for- the end of the year finds all the publications with' a clean bill tinan- Till? cially. A distinct field- is marked out for each of the publieationsg a daily, with campus colyumnists, 'fCabbage and otherwise, a comic, sponsercd by a society lf, Eiiiglia whose chapters are being extended throughout the Westg .21 magazine of student W opinion with distinctive photograveurc features, an alumni monthly anomalously ZX, popular with students, a literary monthly with a growing editorial and financial sf, 3.91. mg support: and an annual. 1 'lf-gegx The dramatic year is. regarded by some as. the latest of a. series of successful ,,5gt,3yJQ,g seasons, or,. more optomistically, as the opening of a new era onlthe Stanford stage. VVh1chever view is taken, it was admittedly the most brilliant season in .ingot rg 'idly f Q Jlfil J Qgq5':E3.:?ffL' W .-ii 2,3 4' F A , 53 1 in P,-jg - S L,-'v gXi f.f I L

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STANFORD OQOJQN1 1923 QUAD 1 f i rf Q 4. gt ov J ,fx-2 , n- . 7 'L' -' If -' ,y..L.-, 1 'TX ,CT if is - -'rp -'1 aff? Yr' 'f' wQ'Jf .f'-,i---'aqm K 9.1,f-'PJ 6 i 91 -pg-g3qjcL-tyf,.i'i f f-. sgfdqi 'yi-if 1 -4433,,? 5 ,mf 1, w'FQ5tl.4g,,fe LT2X ,. ff :Qi v19'X,l. lg Qfjiiiiiltii let'-41'5LQbi3 Biff lj.: A 55? 1- 4faLv.:.gQif1Tfv.3- JQJWLQU -5.:2fiff2Hc.g'i.,m. . , ' 1 - ., . 'j 'vm-,l,,r ' M tax, ,ij L., 'l '-' . . . . .li .X recent years. Stanford plays are now fast approaching the place where they will ,fig in the main be produced by amateur talent. Four of the nine productions were 1551 ,331 gi. written by students. Several were coached by a student. The stage sets were VK iii designed and built by students. Following several discouraging seasons, Stan- Lfw, ford debaters won the Joffre medal and first place in the western public speaking L if..-53 tmlti contest. ' ln CQNIQQN The tendency of student bodies is to sign blank checks of power on election L 5 day to their officers and afterwards watch them fill in the checks at pleasure. Mg gif. ,Qing Election on a gamble was avoided with the choice of the present student officers 'jf who contributed no sm-all part to the smooth running of activities. The student sits' ffl contribution to the endowment, without which the public campaign would have W been crippled, was a piece of work unique in Stanford history. vii. V u , n Q 1 u - I v r M Dui-mv the coming summer construction of the first unit of the new housinc C ik F' f . ' . ' . ' . ' C' ' t, sglfTll,B'i system will begin. How radically the plan will effect the housing question only E' the future will tell. And that same future will experiment upon the basis of the success of the first units. Certainly, living group tights will be minimized and EC? gf, HJR the emphasis placed upon the allegiance each student owes to Stanford under a 'Ric-if 'WV l' 'I'-ll'ff'-llfr t- 'fil t- V ey p an ii in 1 mrings a groups in o a uni em sys cm. My Q2-S The last war class graduates this month. Next year the campus will know ml. few of the students who were at Stanford during or preceeding the war. The Stuff 94? 'fir Law Steps hears ,few stories now of the training camp or the Argonne. The QQ! F, second presidentof Stanford, John Casper Branner, passed away ln March. The .gnu Q mentor of athletics tor many college generations, Dr. Frank Angell, retires this .,,g,, month. The Old Guard has passed. . . . . tit its Stine 'fi ef - al at to , , Q. 1 Wi sie ti. lf?-if .N lin at 'xii iii 1 m ix t .Lili Qs .gwf rpg 94' ai 255 ai ariw. iii tears, lf We at gb ,, . 1 V, 254 ff EDJ - . - . va N- roi' xvwicxmu numxo- .xx .xiwmicxoox woickoirr . f ' MQ -f , 4 .li 'Y XJ' - 1 QI' M' 4' LQQ. -lv, 'VPFDP' ' t,,. , N72 'T , ' 'fi' 'J as ' Q, ,f ,-ffl'2'J rl b if J W , W TN AV ' Q..-Sf Tuff? . fl 'S vgflui ,ja iT5vf'51'f-5' cts' Us l 457 'tillllha wki' ffl? 437:15 'f4Ji3i W xi -f T5 .fl 976-QQW Q. N751 ll:xvJu . ' fi' lqrhfifii 1 ggi arffmv 'Vials le 41-2-Msiiifai. a4..e .,,, t '- - i-ii ' sfef.f'w5t5-41 ?3Qeai:kQ-1 ev mfr 16