University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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flommisTRATion OFFICERS ENTHRONED in the Administration Building and in the hearts of thousands, are the Deans of California. Day by day throughout the school year they pursue their myriad duties, always willing and never too busy to aid in resolving student problems. Dean of Stu- dents, Hurford E. Stone, is a master at settling gradu- ate and undergraduate problems. Chaffee E. Hall. Jr., is Dean of Men. and Dean Mary B. Davidson is the guide and confidant of women students. The gradu- ate division is ably guided by Dean William R. Dennis. These deans and their assistants make life at the Uni- MARY B. DAVIOSOW Dean of Women versity much smoother for many of us. Deanof u College of Ag kultwc WILLIAM R. DENNIS Dean of the Graduate Division

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Governor EARL WARREN, Cluimus cf the Board of Repents. TO The Students of the University of California: As California enters its second century of statehood it still is in the midst of a period of tremendous growth and readjustment. Just as the pioneers of an earlier day set the pattern for the great development of its first 100 years, we are pioneering today in developing the economic and social foundations for a second century of growth. With our daily life becoming more and more complex, we must acquire new knowledge and perfect new techniques to accommodate an increasing population and at the same time retain the advantages of good living which we in Cali- fornia have always enjoyed. Our success will depend upon our ability to prepare for progress and to achieve sound utilization of all our natural resources. The future of California rests in the hands of youth, and I know that the education you are receiving will enrich your lives and will be of lasting benefit to you in preparing you for the positions of leadership which you will be called upon to assume. With best wishes. I am Sincerely, EARL WARREN. Governor. BOARD OF REGEI1TS REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Voyes Jordan, Brodie E. Ahlport, Victor R. Hansen, Mortimer Fleisihacker, Miss Marjorie J. Wool mar (assistant secretary), James H. Corley (comptroller). Room M. Underhill (secretary and treasurer), John Canaday (president of UCLA alumni association), Eduard A, Oickson (chairman) John Francis Neylaa, RoOert Gordon Sprcol, Earl J. Fenstoo, Ednard H. Heller, Sidney M. Ehrman, Famhan P. Griffiths, William G. Merchant.

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DOUGLAS MACAGY, Director 0» the SthoeT of Fi Arts. FRANCIS S. SMYTH, Dean of Medical Center. DERRS OF COLLEGES Coordinating the activities of the many schools and colleges on our campus are the Deans. Included, too. are the Deans of other campuses—Fine Arts, Hastings, Davis, Medi- cal Center and many others. Great responsi- bility lies on the shoulders of these Deans who must see that the University turns out more and better educators, chemists to meet the demands of a scientific age, and also capable engineers, architects, business men, lawyers, and other leaders. Through the years the steady rise of Cal's fame as a seat of educa- tion and her predominate position in the nation today may be attributed in many cases to the ability and renown of her Deans. OAVIO E. SNODGRASS, O'M of Hiitlnji. A. R. OAVIS, Oe n of Iht ColM 0« Utter» Soiteet. WARREN PERRY, Dean of ArcUteclere. MORRIS STEWART, Aisoc ate Dean of the Grid .me 0 Mi Ion. FREOERICK S. BAKER, Dma of Forestry.