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

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l R Her Corbin 9 O. l-l. RiTTer, compTroller, manages The financial and business end of The college. l-le approves and direcTs ex- pendiTures for a wide varieTy of supplemenfal acTiviTies be- sides The usual yearly ouTpuT for The regular upkeep of campus buildings and educa- Tional acTiviTies. The comp- Troller runs This huge financial machine wiTh smooTh pre- cision. STudenTs have been employed To work Toward a perfecTed campus, wiTh new lawns, Trimmed and Trained, new sTreeTs, and plans for a new observafory. ' RegisTrar Chas. E. Corbin supervises The enrollmenf of all sTudenTs, The filing of all Transfer records and grades earned Through The consecu- Tive years aT The college. l-le is The dreaded never-To-be- forgoTTen messenger Through whose hands musT pass cinch nofices Thrice a semesTer, TighTening The reins on slaclc sTudy habiTs. l-lis office di- recTly conTacTs each sTudcnT every semesTer in The mosT essenTial ends of The red Tape of The college curricu- lum. an eTernal circle of regis- Tering. warning, and record- ing, always sweeping up and helping To Tie TogeTher neces- sary loose ends overlooked by The inexperienced sTudenT. ,iron if PAGE 28 rr wr

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' The hope of The Dean of ihe College 'For all his friends in lhe sludenl body is +ha'r Jrheir memories of +his year will be wiihoul alloy of regrei or shame and 'rheir visions of lhe fulure high and pure. FRED L. FARLEY ' Besr wishes Jrhai you may carry wiih you from college Jrhe fundamenial eguipmenl for fine living-namely. sympalhelric under- Sianding of olher people. apprecialion for Personal dignily, and inlegrily, unending Tf3'ffl'1. in honor, iusiice, and +ru'rh, as 'rhe guiding principles Jroward peace and under- Sffandlnq in human relalionships-Jrhis is your 9l'1+ful herilage. C. MARIAN BARR ' This firs+ year as Dean of Men has been 5 happy one for me. Such measure of ac- complishmenl as has been achieved by lhe office of Dean of Men has been aided and lafqely made possible by 'rhe confinuous Cooperarion exlended by Jrhe srudenls. This allilude has been a source of inspiraiion and saiisfaclion for which l am indeed graleful. I+ has been a privilege and a ioy 'ro know and possibly +o undersland you beH'er, lhus increasing a nalural desire l'o be of grealer service +0 Those of you who rerurn nex+ Tall. To Those who will noi be wifh us nexf year. may l exlend besl wishes for a happy and profiiable fuiure. JAMES H. coiason PAGE 2

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-amh Asn . ., 5 . ij 'I' gy 'A kv . ' :NX ' J. William Harris-one of The mosT acTive minds on The TaculTy-knows college sTudenTs beTTer Than The know Them- selves-his Trienciy undersTand- ing has made him Papa Con- Tessor of The campus. ' P. J. Van Oppen-enTirely TeuTonic--Talks Turkey-as wise as he is genial and good- naTured-willing To discuss any- Thing from The wea+her To KanT and NieTzsche. ' G. lvl. Sibley-quieT and unassuming, yeT one oT The mosT erudiTe of our proTessors -an inspiraTion To would-loe wruTers and poeTs and she plays The role oT loesT friend To a hosT oT Pacific sTudenTs. ' Glenn R.- Pease-smiling professor of psychology-his illusTraTions amuse and oTTen amaze his sTudenTs--a progres- sive educaTor-his lecTures are a mixiure of educaTional Theory and pracTical common sense. FACULTY .. .W J. W. HARRIS P. J. VAN OPPEN Educaiion German G. M. SIBLEY GLENN R. PEASE English Psychology PAGE 29