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Oean Craig chats with eating club men at Toyon. Dean Winbigler fills up at the frosh pre-reg picnic. Dean Steere entertains freshmen at his home. What! No line ? Time out for a coffee break. 25
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The Stanford Associates was formed in 1934 by a small group of loyal alumni who banded together for the sole purpose of promot- ing the welfare and advancement of the University. Since its incep- tion, the Associates has grown to its present size of 379 friends and alumni of Stanford. During this 23-year period, this group has made notable contributions in the diverse fields of dissemination of Uni- versity information, arranging special Stanford occasions, honoring distinguished faculty achievement, finding and encouraging tal- ented students to attend the University, student guidance and place- ment, and gift procurement. It is in this last mentioned activity that the Associates have recorded their most significant achievement. Theirs was the spark which cre- ated the General Secretary ' s Office to supervise and coordinate Stanford ' s fund-raising programs. Through their vigorous leader- ship of various fund-raising committees, the members of Stanford Associates have long been the backbone of the University ' s efforts to secure the dollars that mean increased faculty salaries, scholar- ship assistance, and new classrooms, libraries, laboratories, and residences. Stanford ' s problem is identical to that faced by all private, nontax- supported universities that rely on the support of alumni and friends to fill the gap between tuition and operating costs. For unless this support is provided year after year, the very existence of the non- government-supported university will be threatened. To remove this threat is the major job of the Stanford Associates. 1 THOMAS G. McGUIRE ' 28 President ERNEST C. ARBUCKLE ' 33 Chairman, Committee on Planning and Development, Board of Trustees 24 MORRIS M. DOYLE ' 29 Chairman, Committee on Special Gifts, Trusts and Bequests WARNER W. HENRY ' 26 Frrst Vice President ALFRED B. LAYTON ' 24 Chairman, Corporations Committee for Stanford A. HUBBARD MOFFITT, JR. ' 29 Second Vice President GENE K. WALKER . Chairman, Stonfon University Fund
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