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

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,,-.,,... f' V 5' Xi Q Vg rr! Trim? 4-:T-T' x f' he ' ra if me Wa l C it 5 E A Department of Aint n, ISS ETTA llooth or- lf 35 ganized the School of is Art in 1900, at which time there were less than ten enrolled in the depart- ment. The number has increased to almost a hundred. The addition to the faculty of DeMarcus Brown is of great con- sequence to art majors. Mr. Brown was a former student of Miss Booth. Each year the department sends T out graduate students who have done practice teaching in the Stockton schools, ably fitted for the positions of teachers and super- Etta Booth Visors of art. The department has been placing special emphasis on out-door sketching, as well as design and portraitures. Before the end of the season the students hope to complete a set of murals for the walls near the entrances in Welmei' I-lall. At the close of each semester the best work of each pupil is chosen, and an art exhibit is given. The students are urged to take up more than one line of art, thus broadening their talents. if its l , 'N friff S. X ,V I -:Z 4' H V V U f, Q I B I 5 V' Q ,:i My , fff- ,fiiiiiitiiyi lg l'l'i if T , 'Q 1 W- 1 ff '1 7f....t, X it ll it if 1 0' ,I ' I V. if 5 MP1 gy- n :Si V In uf: .,, fl' r 'il' l Tx. - l f . V9 W 7 'li' 'lf' l . MA 1,43 v :z-.J-.P --hu If X s 'z -, Al ' XX - , ,I I 1.51, 1 , Q .tru :xy-, , glh I ! 1' ' ' J, w- . H' .,, '-,Nw T ' lik 'xii-.ai .i for . -Y . 1 1 5. Q 2' ' ' in , , V lp gif .1 w 1---f r,lq:'t-,' .7 ' f v, -' , A 'Q xivvi ,L X . I 22 N 1 J: V U Ki N X X J tab 1 X i J' .8 1' k sf , . ei T i t . . . '- ' pw ' -A - 'Ei In

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Department of Speech ,, lm J HEN lacific granted CL A the Bachelor of Arts J . degree Wltll a major in public speaking in june, l92O, she distinguished her- self as the first institution in the i .01 , , -Ii, Eg state to grant such a degree. Up to that time students of oral expres- sion in all institutions received a diploma without a degree, and took a degree with a major in English, for speech was considered the child of, rather than the twin sister of the English department. ln 1924 speech supplanted public speaking as the name of the department in keeping with the widening concep- tion of the significance of speech education in the life of the in- dividual. XVillian P. Hinsdale Unusually fine opportunities are open to majors to supplement class-room theory with practical audience experience in all branch- es of speech: acting, all iforms of public address including de- bating, recitals and play-directing. Credit towards graduation ls granted to students who participate in these activities under faculty direction. In 'llhe staff is composed of DeMarcus Brown, Professor Dwayne Orton and Miss VVillian P. Hinsdale. ,. - 'Tm ,-if-'-f1 'N,x 1 ,frm X it Wi X ,f ill! ,ft l , E, 411, J I 'Jf '1'xX sg N if t ' l , if s iz , f ,ff fl'9'U l I ll 'f XY rf' Vi 'f t l - , tt X lr ,QW lu .N Iii. La' ts. ,, V1 ' .pg , ri . 'ff 1, 'Q ,fkkl sk i ,f ,V , uw' X . 1 H fr , i f' are ' rs 1 pig Aff. EN7I.f,,,j I, In - , XM' ,Kuff '.- X. V ' ,iypf-.79 f','j'Q-Q -,.' -V -- I, 2 tat ,www a vat r, fa.r M- . -,t. i 1 xlajij y i, , Hilj',f'y,ii y,f fl Ng 6. Ql 'lf'Xik - iffi'Q'f iuirfiilifll fu, .. Na ' 4,f',f'f, ,f V ,i , 'f'mg1 ,'- grew- n1'.rf N V ' .' 41 Eff J ' ff f 4 J' .1 fdlrf MIN. 4' ,: 4' S if N , ,WU,fA5if,f!5 .5:.A,-'will' U I-'gr' .Z 'M x - ,fllfiiif ' ,fi ,fQL4f1,f',f' ' ' ,ll ' 5 i,l'Q ..,' lv. ' ' ,iii -1 Nfl f . si -H-fr . AQ, -,, . Ai,,,f, ,f,f,, , , ,v .' .ini - , N Q 'ms n--.. it 'L

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Department of lE1n1.gineeri,m1g rfb WM H 15 DEPARTMENT R pa- M in its sixth year. '.l'here has been a gradual in- crease in enrollment from eight- een students to sixty. if' -'t 'E er i t a Q f g of Engineering is now 'Q The course offered covers the fundamentals in the field of Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engin- eering. In each of these fields no high degree of specialization is at- tempted, but rather a broad over- lapping of courses. Realizing the value of laboratory and Held work, the department places considerable emphasis on this side. The laboratory work is supplemented by field inspection trips to manufacturing plants, test laboratories and structures under construction. Clarence L. White Under mechanical engineering, options are offered in the Aero- ,f 1 nautical Held. The equipment includes a commercial type airplane fm- X for fiying instruction. N rlx ' . . . , ,A f wo years of work in Architecture may be obtained. X f lmilgfvlycgq xx i ll' in . ,Wx f an . 1 ,'fi7:i9'f: l F if 5 X .ijt :J E W fi r I , VW VW I 5 A- JSR, -'vs fp 'z 1 vlX V WSI' ,I IVV! .2 hlttbkg AX tu' .' 1 fiwli If x i l - , 1' ,M if V'l13-Ji '1 I af f' 'F ws'-ff ' WL H N f' 1ls 'A '.f4f'fi.--it S i' - lady 2ill1.lifft3z!.f x?'!a-4 v t 25 ' i . 23 411W .USF -pf! It ', i ,- ,jf,x::k '4 fi W , u, may f ln, r ff r. A yfftiff'-ff it i Q f -, v' , Ag ,,2Wfy!67,Q ,'7f,'.:,f 1 rift! 1-2 g . vy 'vii' H -gf , ij.,-.',st fi , ff W -, ft ff y .- v, 3- 1 ZLI4' f, ,.,j',,.f Q OL J, -A t - sf -fi -