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

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THE WILDCAT EDITORIAL STAFF Fall Semester Spring Semester HELEN MCKENZIE ..... ......,..... . -Editor .,...,...., ........ O . DEAN DAVID DOROTHY STOVER ...... .... . Associate Editor Womenis Editor ...... ...... H ELEN MCKENZIE Social Editor ...... ..... L UCILLE COOPER Sport Editor ........, ,,-,.,. J ACK RANNELLS BUSINESS STAFF ROY LAWRENCE f.......e.......,..., Business M anager., .,,.,,..,. --,-.ROY LAWRENCE DOROTHY CAMPBELL ..... Assistant Business Manager. ..... ......... C ARL PAYNE ANNABFL CARLIN .......... I. .e.., Circulation Manager ,........,,i.,..... ..DIANE CRISPIN REPORTERS Pall-Lucille Cooper, Dean David, Louise Butts, Eleanor Crouch, Tom Kelly, Winnie Breslauer. George DeWolf, Eleanor 'Simonet, Dorothy Schock. Spring-Louise Butts, Hap Miller, Virgie Reddick, Dorothy Schock, Robert Kindig. Mildred Woods, George DeWolf, Eleanor Simonet. The Wildcat has again completed a successful year, closing with the June issue. Its success was due entirely to the untiring efforts of both the editors and the cooperation of their respective staffs, often sustained but oftener spasmodic. The issues of the paper have proved of interest not only to the regularly enrolled students of Chico State, but to. many of her alumni who receive it regularly, as well. Colleges in all parts of the country contribute to the news columns and make exchanges with The Wildcat. Two of the peppiest columns in the paper. and containing many wise cracks interspersed with news were, Prom the Front Steps, and About the School. Old grads will remember that the first newspapers in Chico State were mere bulletins posted in the roomy glass cages of the old building. It is gratifying to see what rapid progress The Wildcat has rnade since that time, and it is to the credit of the business managers. as well as the editors, that the paper has success- fully passed its period of pioneering. -ggi Ep.-

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li E. I - 'fi -0- fl ra-- Q i MEN'S BAND HE MEN'S BAND of Chico State feel they have completed a most successful year due largely to the efforts of the director, Paul Howard Young. The enrollment was the largest of any season, and with additional equipment and a group of players of greater ability, a higher grade of music was played. The band scored a big hit when it introduced the new school song, Hail to Chico State. early in the year. It was a conspicuous group at all the big home football games. The big game at Sacramento saw a mass band fboth men and womenl of sixty-ive and the first showing of the new uniforms in a brilliant array of red and white. As the half was called they moved onto the Held playing Hail to Chico State, marching and counter-marching across the gridiron. The second semester showed a still greater number turning out for band. Seventy pieces Cboth men and womenl played for the ceremonies at the corner- stone laying of the new building and others would have been in the group if more uniforms had been available. The men's band played for a number of assemblies throughout the vear. for all pep rallies and for a special assembly under student conductors. The band is always a feature of Pioneer Day, the big day of the year. PERSONNEL Trumpets-Elfendahl, Van Zee, Barham, Cheney, Bockman, Phillips, Johnson, Crenshaw. Clarinets-Amerman. Eihler. Horne, Jellison, Riley, Cain. Ho1'ns-Weigel, Murphy, Foster. Oboe-Caldwell. Basoon-Miller. Flute-Ware. Trombones-Hassler, Nixon. Squires. Baritones-Randall. Percussion-Capri, Greiner, Farmer. Saxophones-Estes, McKenzie, Piluso, Olker. Basses-Schott, Shadwell, Scheimer, Felippe. Drum Major-Farmer. -..ggi 30