Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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r€ My€ fit Dean Terman O RIGHT, SEATED: Mn. Arian E Charles, Lcland W Cutler, Mrs Robert an, Arthur C Stewerl, Mrs Roger Goodon, Lloyd W Dinkelsplel, W ll«r, Jr , Charles R BIyth, Ira S lillick, George A Ditz, Homer R , Donald J Russell ROW TWO: Edmund W. littlefleld, Ernest C lU, George Morell (emeritus member), James B Black, Monroe E t, Dovid Packard, James F. Crafts NOT PICTURED: Herbert Hoover, Middleton, Neil Petree, Herman Phleger, Paul C. Edwards (emeritus ■»t), M. C Sloss (emeritus member), Paul R. Pigott, Thomos P. Pike.

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t r0ft4iti0 ' t»t i r. .y. i7. Il ' t Z tr r Sl rliMMfj J. E. Walloce Sterling became Stonford t fifth president in 1949 In the yeort of his leadership, Stanford hos firmed its position among the top ten umvefsiti while following a policy of building to the University s particulor strengths To this end, deportments and course offerings ho v4 been held withm feasible limits and enrollment kept ot a level that permits high quality instruction Gifted schol- ars hove been appointed to the faculty, the General Studies program has been developed, and o pioneering curriculum devised for the Medical School. FmorKiol support for Stanford hos reached new highs. Modern buildings hove risen on the campus during Dr. Sterling ' s time and important progress made on one of Am«f • icon education s most pressing problems: foculty solories Through all of thi» activity. President Sterling has retained worm and friendly relations with the students of each succeeding Stanford doss. His genuine interest m Stanford stu- dents is the key to Dr. Sterling ' s successful administration of Stanford affairs. 16

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