Chapman University - Ceer Yearbook (Orange, CA)

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ririociafecl mman .giuclenffi allef The Associated Women Students had a most successful year under the leadership of Janet Worthy, president, Betty Andrew, vice-president, Ethe- leen Brown, secretary, Margaret Mussetter, treasurer, and Council Repre- sentatives Allys Joy Basford, Margaret Goodwall, Josephine Hogevoll, Ruth Ketcham, Marion Mussetter, and Margaret Todd. Mrs. MacKay is sponsorp The first of each semester the organization promotes a Pajama Party, witlnx' entertainment, games, and refreshments. The Women's Formal was a super event, with the theme Where Fountains Play lthe decorations were high lighted with a beautiful fountaini. Dr. W. P. Bentley, author of Whe Fountains Play, was guest of honor. A lovely Chrysanthemum Te as 'v for mothers, friends, and faculty members. l-li Jinx was somethi w d different- no men allowed. Women's Day climaxed the year, , Fl FIRST ROW: Margaret Mussetter, Janet Worthy, Betty Andrew, Marion Mussetter, Allys Joy Basford. SECOND ROW: Margaret Goodwall, Jo Hogevoll, Mrs. MacKay, Etheleen Brown, Margaret Todd. .-201 X

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Cguclenf .xdclmfniafrafion Jack Totheroh, Janet Worthy, Lawrence Ford, Alice Scholes, Norman Conard, Elouise Walborn The Student Executive Committee, composed of the Associated Students President, the Associated Men's and Women's Presidents, the Secretary, Treasurer, and Historian of the student body, has met regularly during the past year transacting the business with which it has had to deal. The Stu- dent Executive Committee controls either directly or indirectly all of the student activities and or- ganizations on the campus. Perhaps the outstand- ing contributions made this year were the revision of the Constitution and an Associated Students project which supplemented the college library with a large number of books. .-Wi ,Q 5523

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ddociafeol Wen .gzaclenffi Cl lllI'2l'lC2 The past year saw new ideas introduced into the men's activities. All men's activities were sponsored by the Men's Council, which is composed of all the men presidents on the campus, and was headed by Lawrence Ford, Men's president. The annual Beard-Growing Contest was very successful, a new feature being the selection of iudges from among the women students by popular vote of all the men. When it came to putting on a stag, something entirely new was tried. The men, after completing their own activities, joined the women at their annual Hi Jinx. The highlight of the school year was the Men's Return, a formal dinner dance given in honor of the women students. This year it was held at Westwood Village, with the theme being the World's Fair. fu-ww FIRST ROW: Lawrence Ford, Don Bridgman, Roger Sawyer, Bud Fish, Oran Bollinger. SECOND ROW: Fred Dixon, Eldon Pearce, Charles Devine, Joe Gendron, Dick Noble. .-2I .-