Adams State University - El Conquistador Yearbook (Alamosa, CO)

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MIMES FALL QUARTER WINTER AND SPRING QUARTERS PRESIDENT ,.,.....,.... CLARA CURTIS PRESIDENT . .......... BILLY MOYERS VICE-PRESIDENT ........ PHILIP OLSEN VICE-PRESIDENT ....,,, PHILIP OLSEN SECRETARY-TREASURER SIMON Cl-IEVEZ SECRETARY-TREASURER SIMON Cl-IAVEZ SOUTH COLORADOANH REPORTER EDITH ELLIS EL CONQUISTADORH REPORTER NORMAN LEPPER ADVISOR AND DIRECTOR . MISS ELIZABETH DOW MEMBERS Neva Anderson Simon Chavez Billy Moyers Iohn Barley Berdina Crooks Philip Olsen Carol Baskette Clara Curtis Bill Phelps Iune Bullard Ruth Davis Nydia Reynolds Lorene Bushyager Edith Ellis Margaret Rich Irene Bachus William Farley Hugh Schilthuis Susie Grace Berryman Norman Lepper Kenneth Wilhelm The Mirnes Club was one of the most active organizations on the campus throughout the school year. Under the supervision of Miss Elizabeth Dow, new advisor and director of the Club, the Mimes carried through an intensive pro- gram of play production. Two of the outstanding presentations oi the year were 'i'VV'lf1y the Chimes Rang, well-known Christmas play which has been estab- lished as an annual production of the school, and Dear Brutus, a delightful fantasy by Sir lames Barrie. A capable production stall which evolved many new and unusual effects in lighting and scenery added to the success achieved by the organization. Several one-act plays were prepared for presentation to various service clubs. 0 ln' n . f Page 64

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HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESIDENT GEORGE HARLAN VI EPRESIDENT EARL MOORE SECRETARY TREASURER RUTH BEAN ADVISOR DR SPENCER Because of the lute opemnq of the fcxll quarter the H1SIOI1CGl SOCIGIY was not reorqcmlzed untll the Wmter quarter When Work was begun on several vdl ley pronects The Club decrded to cfpply for cr lcmd qrcmt from the Trmchera Rcmch on wh1cl'1 to construct cx monument mdrkmq the SIIG of old Fort Massa chuselts on Ute Creek Other hlstorlcczl cxssocldtlons of the valley were mvlted to become dssocldte members of Adams Slate Teachers I-Ilstorlccll SOCIGIY ln order to secure cooperdtron cmd belter held work Page 63 EL CONOUISTADORH REPORTER ..........., IEANETTE YOUNG

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OIZCHESTRAI. ENSEMBLE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER EL CONOUISTADOR REPORTER Vxolms M1ss Ehzabelh Dow Mrs Waller R1ley Margaret F aus V1ctor1a Cxsneros FTGHCIS Glbbons Trombone Benyarrnn Quin RUTH BEAN HAROLD BROOKS VICTORIA CISNEROS MEMBERS Sinng Bass Ruth Bean Drums Norman Lepper Trumpets Donald Hall Lloyd Bxqqs Paul Hansen Cello Mr I Lesl1eK1ttle Mrs Hansen Horn Harold Brooks Pxano The Orchestra a very nnportant oraamzauon of the Colleqe has made great progress dunnq the last few years The year 1936 37 has perhaps been the most successful year 1n the hrslory of the orqamzanon Membershrp was enlarged by new members the total number bemg flfteen Much of the musrc played was a clonanon of the Alamosa Elks Club Because of the fme leaderslnp of Mr Knile and the enthusrasm shown bY the members the Orchestra was able to parlrclpaie 1n several assembly pro grams vesper and Commencement servrces and programs for OUlS1d9 orqam zatlons Page Go DIRECTOR ,.,.,.................,... .. MR. I. LESLIE KITTLE