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

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TURNER, ELWYN: Gentleman, sol- dier, scholar, scientist, and lover. A man of distinction, determina- tion. pluck, benevolence, and per- Sp1CaC1ty. ' WILL, EDNA-MAE: Alias Pinkie, A bright spot in many a frosh's heart. WILLIAMS. J, GoRDoN: A young cynic who knows all about wo- men. That's why he's a cynic. WILSON, CHAUNCEY: One little fel- ler who didn't need a big inflated chest to be an athlete. Woobs, DoR1s and MILDRED: Are sisters but that doesn't mean any- thing. ZANNON. FREDDIE: The only differ- ence between William Jennings Bryan and Freddie is that Freddie got elected. ozaoca WHAT THEY ARE NOTED FOR Pi Kappa Sigma-Noise and weight. Delta Sigma Epsilon-Nice girls. Alpha Chi-Beating the Pi1Kaps. Delta Sigma-Kenneth Palmer. C. G. C. A.-Purity. Omicron Theta Epsilon-Bugs. Alpha Psi Omega-Drama fwith a broad A pleasej Delta Alpha Pi-Whoopee. Delta Psi Delta- Kappa Delta Pi-Three point nine? Block '-C -Chests. Student Body-Carl Fischer. Sophomore Class-Red Herbert. Band-Trips. Iota Sigma-Babbitts. The Light Clubs-Being lit up. Sewer Club-Dirty work. Bidwell Hall-Snipe hunts. The Faculty- Sparkey Stautler. Executive Committee-Late hours. -'Eesti' I suppose, said grandma, to the pale young man, you have to stay up very late at college. Well, yes, Grandma, replied Wally Mace, but, he added, dream- ily, it's worth it, -. I22 CONFIDENTIAL GUIDE NIORE OR LESS SERIOUS Dr. Miller-Governments. Dr. Van Alstyne-History. Dr. Cole-Education. I Mrs. Paulson-Home Economics. :ic if sk EYE AND EAR ENTERTAINIVIENT Miss Lennon-Music. Mr. Iloff-Mathematics. Mr. Young-Band. Miss Barney-Dramatics. COMEDY AND THINGS LIKE THAT Mr. Powers--Public Speaking. Mr. Acker-Athletics. Mr. Reimer-Economics. Mr. Whitinoyer-Chemistry. Mr. Merrill-Methods. Pk Pk Dk SLEEPING ACCONIMODATIONS Mr, Studley-Geology. Mr. Bell-Phychology. Miss Jones-Literature. Miss Peoples-English. Eva, BLANK VERSE CVery blankl When the hard wind blows The girlie shows If Nature bestows Her knock or bows. The boy stood on the burning boat. The moon had only risen. And did he care if it went down? Huh, uh! It wasnt his'n. H ik if X My swcetie's teeth are just like pearls, The five and Hfteen kind: Her shape is like no other girl's. I'n1 glad that love is blind. Pls if Pk Nlany a man before he should Has gone to his sarcophagus, By pouring booze, reputed good. Down his dry esophagus. -Eofiif Dora Meline: All men are born free and equal to what? .. ig, i-

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The girl looked up at him and oHered her ruby lips. Oh, George, dear, she whispered as he slipped the engagement ring on her Hnger, how sweet of you to re- member just the stone I preferred! None of the others was ever so thoughtful. The youth was staggered for a minute but he pulled himself together quickly and answered: Not at all, dear. You see, this is the one I always use. 4 -k DL Palmer: Did the noise worry your folks when I brought you home last night ? June: Oh, no. it was the silence. ac wk if Money does not buy love, Money does not buy the law, Money does not buy a position in society, Nor the respect of other men, nor their souls. Counterfeit money, we mean. .V .p .ic First Bottle: I wash down by your housh yesherdayf' Second Bottle: Why dinsha come in? First Bottle: Didn' know where ya lived. Second Bottle: Well, I saw ya go by. First Bottle: Why dinsha call me Second Bottle: Didn' know it in? was you. :si an Emma: Where night? Lloyd: It's a l1e.' Ik ak Hap Miller: My breaking point. Vera Stolp: Let ' got plenty more. as were you last 1 Pl' nerves are at the er break, you've PK lr ak Diane Cwriting in her diaryj : If you love me as I love you, no wife can cut our love in two. -...,:f 124 Orva Bybee: They took Squier out of the game for playing too rough. Marj Matthews: How like him. Many's the time I've sent him home for the same thing. Pl: PK :li Mrs. Stamper: This show is not what I expected. I am afraid it's scarcely the kind of a play for a girl of your age. Ruth: Oh don't worry, Mama, I expect it will get peppier as it goes OH Skelly: I-Iow'd you find yourself after the party? Blondin: Oh, I just looked under the table, and there I was. be is we Collegiate: What a smooth gear shift you've got on your car. Coed: Hey, will you take your hand off my knee? as wi: ff J. Gordon: Oh, darling, I love you so. Please say you'll be mine. I'm not rich like Kindig, and I haven't got a car, nor a fine mansion, nor a well stocked cellar like his: but darling, I love you better than life itself. I can't live without you. Two soft, clinging arms stole around his neck, and two ruby lips whispered in his ear: I love you too, darling: but where is this man Kin- dig? af ff if Emma Rose: I can't come to the formal, I haven't a thing to wear. Eleanor: What of it? Do you Want to be conspicuous? :sf vs :ic Bill Van Zee fafter finishing a piece in the orchestral: What was that we just played? 4: wk ek Dora Montgomery: Why are you wearing that old sweater? I-Iaven't you any shirts? Rothwell: Sure: I have lots of shirts but they are both in the wash. Ea..-