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

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.- ,,,.. Y- f- - A U LANTERNLIGHT CLUB OFFICERS Fall Semester Spring Semester ELVA ASH ....,,....,... ,....... . ....... . President ...e,,,.,.e,..,.........., RUBY GAUTHIER ETTA TARRANT ..... ......... . .-.Secretary-Treasurer .,..... - .......... ,DOROTHY DEAN RUBY GAUTHIER ..........,. Girls' Council Representative. ....e,,....., .WVIOLET HART The Lanternlight Club is composed of students in the general professional department who are interested in primary teaching. This organization is grow- ing, about twenty new members coming in during the year. Regular meetings are held the Hrst and third Thursdays of each month. A HalloWe'en party was held at which ghost stories and games in keeping with the occasion furnished a very exciting evening. To the regret of the club, Miss Kaps, faithful advisor and organizer, re- signed. Mrs. Brown was chosen to H11 the vacancy. With her help the girls put on a very artistic stunt at Hi Jinks. The club served a dainty luncheon for its alumni Home Coming Day, on November 3. Instead of having a Christmas party, funds for it were donated to the Health Center, to be used to buy milk for needy children. The open meeting of the spring semester was held February 21, Washing- ton's Birthday decorations being used. In honor of the Lanternlight girls who are graduating, the annual picnic and launching will be held during Commencement Week. 88

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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

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SEARCHLIGHT CLUB OFFICERS Fall Semester Spring Semester PAULINE HUSE .,..- ,. ....... . President .,,..., ............. - ....... V ERA STOLP LURLINE CHILDS. ....... ...,,. S ecrerary ....,w. ...... G LADYS SWITHENBANK BERNICE BI.-ACKL-.. ,,... .............. T reasurerm--- ,.... ...... LELA CORLISS JoRD1s HENRICKSON ,,.,,.. ...... Social Leader ....... ..,........ M ADGE FOSTER Mlss L. L. LINSTAD ...,,.. - .... .Faculty Advisor ....... ,.... . Miss L. L. LINSTAD MEMBERS B. Bright, E. Bygum, E. Beskeen, M. Brunner, B. Black, M. Cooney, P. Carlin, A. Carlin, L. Corliss, L. Clayton, F. Dallas, I. Fairlee, J. Foster, M. Foster, A. Goekler, P. I-luse, N. Henderson, J. Henrickson, M. Harding, M. Jackson, l. Kirk, E. Lowry, L. Lewis, G. Lambert, L. Motter, S. Mims, V. Mims. A. Michels, G. Maxwell, E. Metteer, K. Mealey, D. Opsal, M. Powell, J. Powell, J. Pillsbury, M. Palmer, A. Phillips, Z. Petersen, G. Swithenbank, L. Stewart, V. Stolp, D. Spangler, E. Tunison, Ruth Wilson, Rachael Wilson, R. Watterson. The purpose of the Searchlight Club is to foster good fellowship among those individuals who are planning to do upper grade teaching. The organiza- tion aims at social and educational leadership. With this in view the club has two meetings a month, one social and the other business and professional. A number of unique and entertaining social evenings have been spent under the direction of the club's members. At the business meetings of the month, talks by specialists in the upper grade Held have been given. Greater interest is being shown for the work of the club and the organiza- tion looks toward a brighter and more successful future. -..ggi 5391...