Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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xiii A RICHARD I.. BALCH ELVA PAY BROWN Chief Counselor for Men Chiei Counselor for Women ROBERT I. WERT RIXFORD K. SNYDER ERNEST R. HILGARD GEORGE H. HOUCK Assistant to the President Director of Admissions Dean of Graduate Study Director oi Health Service ' HARVEY HALL FREDERIC O. GLOVER ROBERT M. MINTO DONALD P. BEAN Registrar Assistant to the President Chaplain Director oi the Press 23

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ADM! I 'l'ltA'l'0lt I Stanford is fortunate in having its administrative positions filled with the capable and efficient personnel pictured below. The guidance, regard- ing both college life and after-college careers, that they have to give has been invaluable. This advice and aid has won for them the respect and gratitude of all Stanford students. Many of the problems that face Stanford's 7000 students have been met and overcome by H. Donald Win- bigler, the Dean of Students for the past three years. The ever-popular Chief Counselors, Elva Fay Brown and Richard Balch, have continued to show the interest, the sympathetic understand- ing and the all-important sense of humor to their respective students. All are working diligently to solve the many problems of a great educa- tional institution and each of them has a genuine interest in the welfare of every member of the Stanford Family. The traditional friendly rela- tionship between the members of the student body and the administration was maintained as in previous years. Stanford has always empha- sized high scholastic achievement without sacri- ficing the close friendship and respect between Stanford students and administrators. This basic precept of the Stanford Family tradition has not diminished, but rather has found greater mean- ing and expression in the past half century. Stan- ford's present administrators are doing a fine job of fostering this tradition. DUNCAN I McFADDEN ALF E. BHANDIN' DAVID IACOBSON Controller Business Manager General Secretary

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we j- 'f,y,?i1. gi si sg! W r H A it misss is ya in EDWARD S. SHAW Professor oi Economics FAUULTY FRANCES -G. ORB FRIEDRICH WILHELM STROTI-IM Acting Assistant Professor of Psychology Professor oi German The Stanford faculty has long been noted for its number of outstanding academic leaders in various fields. Each year in the QUAD We set aside one section especially to honor several of the current campus favorites. lt is impossible to designate all of them due to the vast num- ber of capable educators on our faculty. This year We Wish to recognize three particularly outstanding mem- bers of the staff: Dr. Felix Bloch, Nobel Prize Winnery Dr. Loren Chandler, retiring Dean of the School of Medi- cine, and Dr. Fairman, retiring Professor of Law and Political Science. The pictures on the following pages are the selection for l952-53. They are representatives of the faculty members, to whom the students look for instruction, guidance, and friendship. 1 ARTHUR PAUL COLADARCI AMOS CLARK GRIFFIN Associate Professor of Education Associate Professor of Chemistry FELIX BLOCH E Professor of Physics 24