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

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RAYMOND T. BIRGE J. J. VAN NOSTRAND Physics History EDWARD C. TOLMAN EMANUEL FRITZ Psychology Forestry CHIURA OBATA Art CHAIRMAN OF the Physics Department, PROF. BIRGE is a leading authority on the values of general physical constancies and has been elected Vice-President of the American Physical Society. PROF. VAN NOSTRAND of the History Department whose field of emphasis is Roman Spain, has also taught at the University extension division in Japan. A leading psychologi- cal theorist, PROF. TOLMAN has written several books along with heading the American Psychological Association and In- ternational Congress of Psychology. PROF. FRITZ, teacher of lumbering and wood technology in the Forestry Department, plans to continue in study of redwood forestry after retirement. Well known on and off campus, PROF. OBATA of the Art De- partment is kept busy by exhibitions and demonstrations. I

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EDWARD Z. ROWELL WARREN C. PERRY Speech Architecture FRANZ SCHNEIDER FRANK RUSSELL German Political Science EDWARD 0. ESSIG Entomology and Parasitology PROFESSORS PROF. ROWELL of the Speech Department specializes in re- search on public address and argumentation and is active in the Western Association of Teachers of Speech. Past president of Phi Beta Kappa, PROF. SCHNEIDER of the German De- partment has received wide acclaim for his Student-Faculty Reaction Sheets. Listed in Who ' s Who, PROF. PERRY has been Dean of the School of Architecture and also designed Edwards Field, Boalt Hall, and Lick Observatory. PROF. RUSSELL of the Political Science Department is on the Ex- ecutive Committee of the Institute of World Affairs and his writings include Theories of International Relations. Listed in the American Men of Science, PROF. ESSIG has written a textbook on entomology and plans to continue research with the sphids after retirement.

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Evening sessions around the campfire wrote the finale to many pleasant days spent at the Alumni camp, the Lair of the Golden Bear. SEATED, left to right: Doreen Liddicoat, Viola Birchland, Stanley McCaffrey, Jean McNeill, Bernice Irwin. STANDING: Cliff Dochterman, Jean Cantelow, Helen Watt, Verne Stadtman, Dan Watt, Greta Johansen, Mike Koll, Anne Bell, Robert Rupert. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION THE HIGHLIGHT of the year for the Alumni Association was moving into the newly com- pleted Alumni House, the funds for which were donated by more than 7,000 alumni throughout the world. The building provides a large lounge for visiting alumni, conference rooms, and of course, the offices of the Association. In addi- tion the Association has continued to serve the University and Alumni in many ways, through scholarships, many of which are given each year, and through the summer camp, the Lair of the Bear, in Pinecrest, that is filled to capac- ity every year. Also, the California Monthly is published by the Association, and each year a state-wide alumni conference is held. Administrative duties were capable handled by STANLEY E. McCAFFREY, Executive Manager, and JOHN P. SYMES, President.