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

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Ji Qi tf f 95 T PRESS CLUB Founded at Chico Stale College in 1931 . get .1 OFFICERS Fall Spring B. Ide ...... ...... . President. ...., .- N. Spangler -5. .. . Dxson. ...,..... Vzce-President ,.,....,..,. M. Lee gt .S ' 4421 1 E? A. Dunlap ......... .Secretary .Ao,...,o. A. Dunlap K. Jaekel -L ...A..... Treasurer ...,o...,. W. Quinn . ei . 3 G. Liegerot ..... .Soczal Leader ..,... G. Liegerot 9' ft ' Q M. Russell ........ ..-Publicity .....,.,,. M. Russell li if -,tg ig Purpose: To promote interest in college jour- I nalism, of those persons who have served kg either on the Wildcat Staff or the Record g Staff. CALENDAR OP EVENTS October: First Social of the fall semester. March: Initiation and Sport Dance. April: Editors' Night, held in tht student Lounge. Li June: Special Dinner, at which time Rec- J ords were distributed to members. : gg' fi 55 ft OUTSTANDING EVENTS During the fall semester the outstanding gl SL if its event was the Night Club dance with Max 3 . Q Lee as master of ceremonies. The outstanding meeting of the year Was gl? Editors' Night, held on April 24 in the student lounge. Editors who spoke Were: 3 Kenneth Gobalet, Art Whitmer, William gg Quinn, and Dolores Dillon. At a special dinner held on June 3, the members of the Press Club received their cop- ies of the 1938 Record. Dr. Margaret Houck and Dr. Alva P. Taylor are advisors for the Press Club. P 'I if t ' Fifiiyibkffbi?335:foci34355554PfliiffiSJS Q?i4E?1iV3i255l2Wfi'9i?7FJ-'A'?2f-'Sl.f l1 12lZ2'4i53525153?Wif?11':WE1la?i?w1.f'i?!lr?.t'iI1'fr'3t'T'5r3l'3?1z0: ' xi' fa .Q l'5'xQ5f5595Pl375ll if? E55'fFfHTtYE415hill-li6'52'3tlf5ff61'bi!i'1l'2?.f fQWZl3?fi5ZT'1T'?f?vT95!ZI l'5Y1'7:?E'H1l3iZZ 5'g9ilfStIi??f2Eli-f?lf5if3ft'1575vf'? fr-'fiit15443225-ilfriiliifitflf?-?'f:F2'.?iiY1lS5i75i'7flllyif9'f'5??ilfi5i f9fi'5 !f3?i37ftQkE3 fliff-YKQBYCQ-'2?i'FE5f' as 4-4'i?r?J9?lf5li'MfYH5i'fe1li?R2il.3?RHdH951Hii?3nlE3tEf5v'Gl'Ell-?PZGl?f?75?'5'?f7'!'i?-3?XJ4'cr4'29H5Ll5f?SfeEi9A.'5lf-1'ik5?+915l9i5?!2N5fPE-is:lH515XYiV1k'5?fa4l53Qi1??.g52e55ffe.5g2 -.sr 1 Ambrose, Y. Dunlap, A. Liegerot, G. Stenberg, L. gli Athanasopulos. A. Harpe. L. Macdonald, R. Watkins, R. 3,5 Chamberlin, D. Herman, R. Meischke, W. Whitmer, A. M . Christensen. N. lde. B. Moiso, J. Wilcox, B. ' Dillon. D. Jaekel, K. Purcell, M. Zamboni. M. Dison, S. Jaekel, N. Quinn. W. Yuen, O. 2 4 Dixon. B. Lee, M. Russell, M. Zeno. J. Lcgare. D. Spangler, N. P 1 H. 9 E tl 'A

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Y.W. CA. Founded at Chico State College in March 1928 OFFICERS President ,........ . .............,,,,...v.,,. ,Ruth Akins Vice-President ....... ..... . Bernadine Reichers Secretary ......... ....o.,.. . Mabel Estes Treasurer .... .,.... . Hazel Bartram Advisor ..... ..,., . Miss Ruby J ones Purpose: To unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowl- edge of God. CALENDAR OF EVENTS September 30: Welcome Party. October 13: Candlelight Initiation Cere- mony. October 16: Home-Coming Luncheon. November 15: Lecture by Dr. Fuller on his European Travels. November 21: Thanksgiving Vespers. February 23: Initiation and Supper Meeting. March 22: Joint Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. Party. March 31: Visit of Asilomar Regional Sec- retary, Miss Marion Reith. OUTSTANDING EVENT The Welcome Party held in Bidwell Hall in September was the outstanding social event on the Y. W. C. A. calendar. The decorations were carried out very effectively in a Japanese theme. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the evening by playing numerous card games. The objective of the party was to get acquainted with the new girls and make them feel at home in the Y. W. C. A. V v Kronsbein. P McManus, G Mason, E. Maynard, C. Moore, I. Putzge, W. Reichers, B.

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ALPHA OMEGA Founded at Chico State College in the Spring of 1935 OFFICERS A President .,...............,...,..,. William Salvagno Vice-President ...., ,..... . Mary Lena Zamboni Secretary ........ W .,.......... Wilma Marengo Treasurer. ,...............,. L ,,.,,, ,Laura Pedrotti Social Leader ....,... L ,................. .Agnes Riffel Advisor .,.,. ---.. .... - .... Miss Anna Louise Barney Purpose: To promote and achieve friendship and coordination among the Catholic students in Chico State College. CALENDAR OF EVENTS October: Hallowe'en Barn Party, held at the Parochial Hall. December: Christmas Dance at Fairburn Hall. January: Invitational Night. February: Initiation, following a Dance at Fairburn Hall. March: Father M. Oberaigner's Address to members. May: Farewell Party, held at the Parochial Hall. OUTSTANDING EVENT Outstanding on Alpha Omega's social cal- endar was their annual Christmas Party which was carried out in true Christmas spirit. Fair- burn Hall was the scene of activity. Preced- ing the dance there was held an initiation of new me-mbers. Alpha Omega endeavors to serve as a social organization on the campus, and to bring those students with like interests together to enjoy various social activities. S'!JT??6Cs:Ek3'EY5!f29l?i'69?E'J6?1EE4'Ei5i?iSi!iS55.iTP.?a. .. . . ,'?fi,eI1??5!1ii1fv3sE4E's'i i'?si2i?'l4 :l'k gi xii? Fl S E Barney, Anna Louise Marengo, Wilma Riffel, Marietta Colombero, Anthony Mogan, John Salvagno, William i Dillon, Dolores Pedrotti, Laura Slattery, Vincent Garner, Beatrice Quinn, William Steffen, Mary Kay King, Marian Riffel, Agnes Sullivan, Earl Legnre, Doreen Zamboni, Lena