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

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,School of Arts ' HE WORK of this department has been arranged to meet the needs of students who wish to study art for its cultural value, those who wish to begin professional art study while pursuing a college course, those who desire training in graphic art for its practical useg and those intending to become teachers of art. The Art Department has been constantly grow' ing in numbers until nearly 100 are registered for work preparatory. for teaching. In addition to meeting the requirements of the State Board of Edu' cation for the general High School and Junior High School Credentials with Em-E' Bum Art as a major, the department is pref pared to meet the requirements for the credential to teach Art as a special subject. West Memorial Infirmary EST MEMCRIAL INFIRMARY, the gift of Mrs. Charles M. Jackson in memory of her parents, George and Ellen K. West, and her brother, Frank Allen West, is a building completely equipped to care for the health of the students. It is located on the campus, across from the gymnasium in a central and convenient position. ' A fee of five dollars per semester entitles any student to medical service and hospital care. Carefully selected town physicians, resident nurse, and secretary compose the Infirmary staff. The work of the Infirmary has been very successful and has proven itself to be a very valuable asset to college life. The hospital report of all cases treated up to the spring vacation reveals the true value of the Infirmf ary. There have been 110 bed patients, 19 operations performed, 733 in the clinic, and 1292 cases for minor treatments. 7 W

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