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

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FJ l X so ,.,, , sh, ,,2,5.,,:,..':, MARY BAY Petite and charming Mary was, in 1936, the queen of Pacilids first Mardi Gras. What's more she's vice president of the student body, a mem- ber of the executive com- mittee, president of Ep- silon, and a member of the Pan!-Iellenic council. During her sophomore and junior years she was class vice-president.Mary lives in Oakland and she is a Spanish major. ... an tuxxln-n Ritter Corbin O O II Every check issued by the College bears the signature of Op l-l. Ritter, Comptroller and associate professor of business administration. A graduate of Stanford in 1904, he has been connected with this institution since 1926. I-lis efforts have made possible many of the ad- vantages enjoyed by the Pa- cific Student Association. 12

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517+ I. it . lu., x 'ear g If Appointed president of the College of The Pacific with the support of the Edward Bannister Foundation, Dr. Tully Cleon Knoles has served in that capacity since l9l9. ll Besides his executive work, Presi- dent Knoles presents World Today, required class for a lecture course de- voted to current international problems and serving a dual purpose, broadcast over a radio hookup at the same time it is presented before the class in attend- ance in the auditorium. He presents scores of radio broadcasts and hundreds of lectures before groups large and small. If As a graduate of the University of Southern California, Dr. Knoles was awarded his A. B. degree by that insti- 549-.,,,vvJ L.7fnalea, tution in 1903. Five years later he suc- cessfully completed the requirements for the master of arts degree and in l9l9 he obtained the degree of doctor of divinity, following that by doctor of laws in 1927. ll A familiar equestrian Hgure along the levee bordering the college on the north, Dr. Knoles has a passion for poetry offering him relaxation in idle moments. E I-le is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary scholarship society, Pi Gamma Mu, national honorary so- cial science societyg the Kappa Alpha fraternity, and of historical, political science and educational groups all over the United States. 1'-4 jjymgyi .- UK, . ,ps-' 5 ff- . ,af.f..-.He ,122 '-ffkaxff., ..:::.f:--fs-f new i- ., -k-egg!-9. .,,. ,affix-::...-' je-f, 1. fi , . .Q - .. ...I . ,-Q-Na: -A .Q -5- rw 1- Af.-, .Af-L..-f, ,wa i,.,x- Q1-,fig ru 1 -PSE-TSE'-ii,bw ,:,. ...em we-4.3. . g,'?:f:1f:.r U-an--,':P:'xff-as-gg,-t . ' er l l ,..pn!-Epi? bT.vi5J,-, v,h.'-L. .. -1-. :, 1-u.L,j1g.f-.N ,.4. 3'i.-:.-'ii A er. 2-aft. 1 11. ' ... . t ., 1, ... .s -1 . -- 1, - JI.. -1'-2-mf, . -4.-for--f 15 Z.. . .gt-- T.,-e.,f.1g.- ,.,,,..f-Anya--'A --: '--w.aw1f.' 1, -'QWlvrpf..-iris-f.m4,-.. .-..s-'fg'.:-:.f- .e-r,1-:'+f .- ' - ws-. ...Vg vs ---.g .p,.,..-a.ewi..,.e Us-.-y-, fe.: .4 '.ws.t..f:+ 1,..,.,a. 1-,.-1 tk . . 1- .., --.,, ,,,. ..w..-, , ,..1.-ay.. -,ft e,1,,,. , . P: - .ft-s ...mn-,,, . -...,,.v. N -..NN- ,. I, ,.....f N.-. ,s,,..,.4 . .. ,,....g,.X fs.. ' 1''i'- J-'-'-xffwfw-2-'.s-,. - -ff ww-if r .w--favs-.-,.v....., . ...,,.,..,Wa--r-s-r::sifP4:4'-'.'::A.::z:sif 1-'?Ff'9 .'5'7V'-TI? ' ' H33 --ff- .?.-raw, .V s.- -P- 1- 'c21 rl-'Ima--s1yvi1?4vz1rT:i' 11 'f' -f-...V-'.--''rsl-1:4f'-..f.z1'-'nfv-is ' - .Q-.,-fxayai-.3411-C -if ' .f.g.- '11, gc' '41, 11.4, ., , -.. - 1.11,-gf,-'J-, .y1-A-'Q'- .-7 may-s'1 c- 1' nav- ' , V, ' T' ' ' ' .. lr1'.. v6. ' -'.-' - L ,.v ' - f:-1,-5...-,wa-, . ,, ,4 - ' ew vw:-Q -w-ff'-gf 'fl-ww. . . -.,--s- w.v:rJ.-leiif. J:-!.'::-'f ' 1 nite -10:93-,,i. -'.1tg.u':,a:aL-,s7,.g...,54,tr1.g:.1....:.f.,1.'.f'.:wag,iegig.i-S.-g. f.--mr 34:-fri-1?-'1-A ' - Aff.: 1 - L4 -Nm -',f.4ff..-: ar 'mi-t:,,:,7f, ,' 4 J.. -, 1-'.. J--1' W ' ' -n.-1.-,. ,,2.1ig'.g :fl-11, c .,. W -. - A I R X

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11:1 rr ll Formerly principal of the acad- emy, prep school abandoned by the college some years ago, Charles E. Cor- bin has acted in the capacity of regis- trar of the College since 1914. He is chairman of the division of mathe- matics and engineering and professor of mathematics. Graduated from Doane College in 1904 with an A. B. degree, and was awarded an A. M. by North- western in 19117. I1 As dean of men of the College of The Pacihc, james Hunt Corson guides the college careers of several hundred students, besides directing the orienta- tion of 'freshman students attending this institution. Corson il His ehiorts were responsible for the organization of the Student Employ- ment Bureau, which has been of mate- rial benetit to many students since its establishment in the fall of 1936. GI A graduate of the University of Cali- fornia in the class of 1904, Dean Barr continued her studies and was awarded the M. A. degree in 1906. She became affiliated with the College of the Pacihc in 1910 and has served as a member of its faculty ever since. She was dean of women during the San jose career of the college and in the pre-inhrmary days of this institution lent a helping hand to all about the college. 1 ', '13 jf:.Q if-5 .2-,125 .gg-Eif-'-3 1 .g --'f4.:iq5Qi.2 af: 1. 1 ug f 1 u c-L . .tj .',-.-.V-5 -Y-:,.: ,..'.fi'-.1-aq,,11,.,. 1-gyygrga. f. L Hit- fp' ' -' if- 4' 'K 1. I 'I .t Fit?-7-Xikilf f ' Y + 1 ' 1- f1+f.fQ -15.1524 4:-.1 in fa. v:a1 -ixfffr-i't ' 'ff'