California State University Chico - Record Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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BIDWELL HALL OFFICERS Fall Semester Spring Semester EDNA-M.AE WILL ........... L ..... .--..Presidenr ..,................ .MARGARET KOPPLIN MARGARET KOPPLIN ....... ...... V :ce-Preszdentn-- .......... -M EDNA-MAE WILL VIOLET HART ..................., ----,-,Secretary ....... ., ......... LEONA MAXEY LOUISE MOTTER ,....,.,,................. Treasurer ...... L..... T HELMA JONES ETHEL LARSGN ...,....... L ......., ,Social Leader ...... .............. E T1-IEL LARSON ELIZABETH SQUIRES ..... ........ . --.Stunt Leader ......... ...... E LIZABETH SQUIRES ELEANOR SIMONET .,,,,,. ...... , Wildcat Reporter ..... ,. ....... ELEANOR SIMONET MEMBERS - Kathryn Baun, Claire Beauregard, Frances Berryman, Esther Bygum, Elva Carter, Shirley Clawson, Winifred Close, Diane Crispin, Beatrice Crofoot, Frances Dallas, Ann Dolman, Helen Fowler, Madge Harding, Violet Hart. Shirley Hopkins, Ruth Jack, Thelma Jones, Margaret Kopplin, Ora Kramer, Ethel Larson, Catherine Leavell, Emma Loomis, Virgie Mallicoat, Catherine Middleton, Leona Maxey, Myrtle McLane, Louise Motter, Marguerite Oerke, Emibelle Ornbaum, Alice Poage, Virgie Reddick, Hazel Rumberg, Eleanor Simonet, Marcia Smith, Elizabeth Squires, Margaret Triplett, Edna-Mae Will, Maebelle Williams, Grace Yank, Lena Yank, Lucille Youles. House Mothers-Misses Elizabeth Rockwood and Cordelia Goeke. The year 1928-Z9 has proved to be one of especial fun and interest, with all sorts of events happening in rapid succession, and plenty of pep shown at every occasion. The following is in part the program which filled our calendar: a dance for the new girlsg a hearty and eventful initiation: a stunt at Hi Jinks which won first place: an evening of dancing and cards with the Delta Alpha Pi men as guests: a Halloween party: homecoming for members of our Alumnae Association: a Christmas party with an evening of stunts: a dinner for the basket ball teams: a spring homecoming: a stunt and float for Pioneer Day: the Hall formal, which is an annual affair: and as a somewhat sad conclusion to a year which most of us will cherish with happy memories, a Farewell Dinner. 86 ljat.-

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ELIZABFTH BUTTERWAY COLLEGE GIRLS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Fall Semester BETHEL FRY DORIS WOODS MARGARET KOPPLIN WINIFRED CLOSE ELIZABETH KEENER OFFICERS President Vzce Preszdent Serrerczru Treasurer Serurce Chazrman Program Chazrman Publzczty Chazrman MEMBERS Spring Semester ELIZABETH KEFNER LUCIL E COOPER THELXIA JONES HADASSAPI CLEER BERTHA HUcHEs E1 EANOR CROUCH Allen Annand Barnes Barnes B1bbens Black Black Breese Brwht But terway Chaney Ch1lds Chrxstenson Clark Clayton Cleek Close Cobb Cooper Cornell Crouch Dean Doohttle Draeger Drennan Duncan Fowler Fry Gr en Hamburger I-Iawkmson Henderson H1tchcock V HltChCOCk Hansen B Hughes M Hughes Jones Keener lxopplln Kller Kramer Lam bert Laughhn Laws Lowry Madsen Maxey Maxwell Mxchels Mellne Motter Ornbaum Parker Phelan Pltt Poage Ptomey Robbxe Roohr Rum berg Sxd ner Slmonet Smgleton Wadsworth Warkenton Wllll3mS Wllson Woods Yank The College G1rls ChflSt18H ASSOCIHIIOH Wh1ch was orgaruzed ln the sprmg of 1978 has slnce then carrled out a schedule provxdmg for servxce and soc1al act1v1t1es The meetmgs have been wldely varxed by spec1al mus1cal numbers speeches readmffs or questlon box dlscusslons The assocxatxon delxghted some of the poorer ch1ldren ln Ch1co w1th a Chnstmas party and an Easter evg hunt Perhaps the most appreclated servlce was the sendmg of several dozen palr of sclssors and boxes of crayolas to Mary McGee a former Ch1co College student who IS now a mxsslonary ln M1ssour1 Indla at the Woodstock School 4851+ F' ' ' 1 ..-,...-. .-- .... .-.,..-,,--.-- -----------------.a.A 1, J n Q -Yr .-...-.-.-.-. -ak I 1 I .---------------.. - x r 4 -----I . ' ----------N------- J ALICE ENLOE. .......... .... .... .,... . S ocial Chairman ,.... ,....... ..... E L IZABETH KLIER 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 x 1 v no v ' U I I I 1 V 1 ' 1 K I ' 1 ' 1 7 1 I 1 I V - - 1 Y Y YY I ! 1 7 I 1 7 I V Y I 1 1 1 T . 9 , . 1 , , , . , . . - , - . 1 O u . 6 A ,.-

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CANDLELIGI-IT CLUB OFFICERS Fall Semester Spring Semester HELLACE MASON ....... .. ..... , .President ...,...... ..,... . MYRTLE ROOHR GEORG1A GRAY ...... --..-e..-Vice-President ....,. .....A . MAE HOWLAND DOROTHY JOHNSON ...,. ......,. S ecretary .O........ ..,,, E UVETA BARNES ELIZABETH WILEY ...E.,.... Treasurer---,,,,. ,E-, E.,.,.., R osE MCARAVY IVADEL EICH ....O E..O .,4...A e Alma Mater,-. ..., - HELLACE MASON MEMBERS Seniors-Imogene Ashbaugh, Winifred Bradt, Bessie Dunton, Rae Price, Dorothy Johnson. Edna-Mae Will. Juniors-Edwilda Lewis, Mae Howland, Margaret Kennedy, Audrey Mat- teson, Louive McMahon. Sophomores-Georgia Gray, Hellace Mason, Rose Mc!-Xravy, Mary Wilkin, Helen McKillop, Myrtle Roohr, Elizabeth Wiley. Freshmen-Euveta Barnes, Elva Carter, Bertine Seiler. The Candlelight Club was organized in 1922 with the idea of bringing the girls in the Kindergarten-Primary department together for social as well as pro- fessional contact. Since that time it has acted as a force not only in the depart- ment but in the college. ' Candlelight stands for service, loyalty, and co-Operation, and some of its activities have become almost traditional. The Christmas Sing, which always takes the form of some charitable act: the Candle Glow party, at which it launches its grads on the stream of Life Qalso known as Chico Creekj, and its famous open meetings, will never be forgotten by anyone who has ever attended l' em. Candlelight entertained her alumnae at a luncheon, in conjunction with Delta Phi Upsilon, on Home Corning Day, and were entertained by that organi- zation at a Coffee Dan party in January in honor of Delta Phi Founders' Day. -at 87