University of the Pacific - Naranjado Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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NOTHER Naranjado marks another suc- cessful Pacific year. Solomon's temple was erected without the sound of saw and hammer. Pacific on the new campus has never been without the sound of saw and hammer. New buildings are being erected at the present moment, and more are needed. Vfe are not unmindful of the fact that col- leges and universities in America are prone to overstress materialities, and to underesti- mate the value of personalities and the human equation in the educative process. lt is our fond hope that these values are not being neglected. New rnen and women are being added to the faculty, and new courses are being devised for the good of the student and for the benefit of society. Years ago Pacinc was the friendly school. Cannot we let the memory of the ideals of yesterday stimulate us to revive upon the new Campus, even with the larger numbers, the same spirit of friendliness which made the small school with its intimate associations so attractive to those of us who loved Pacific then? All that is needed is the enrichment of our own personalities by being friendly to a larger number. lt is worth while-let us do it! 'TULLY C. KNOLES.