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

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MUTSUI-HTG CLUB Founded at Chico State College, October 24, 1937 OFFICERS President ......................... --.---.Reva Watkins Vice-President--- ..... -L ,...... .Dolores Dillon Secretary-Treasurer ....... .Mary Lena Zamboni Social Leader ......,......... Wilhelmina Meischke Historian ........ .......... A lberta Dunlap Publicity ...... ..................... N orma Spangler Advisors ,..l,...,, -.Dr. Houck, Anna L. Barney Purpose: To foster friendliness on the Chico State College campus and to support all worthy college activities. CALENDAR OF EVENTS November 2: Pledge Party, held at Auditor- ium Lounge. November 9: Pledging of fifteen new girls at Candlelight Ceremony. December 2: Sultan and Sultana at the A. W. S. Rope Carnival. December 16: Christmas Dance. March 15: Formal Pledging and Initiation. March 17: St. Patrick's Morning Dance. April l: Sponsored A. W. S. Tea for Con- . vention. April 23: Formal Dance at Memorial Hall. May 27: Senior Farewell. OUTSTANDING EVENT The formal dance held on April 23, at the Memorial Hall, was the largest affair that the Mutsuhito Club sponsored during the year. It was given jointly With the Light Club. f L' 'W V- rw - . fai re-X V V' V , m-1 ,334.E.,.51Qr. Q K iazw fnfti ,-?:E?nc!' 1 Alexander, F. Eaton, L. lVlcFetridge, F. Preston, H. Athanasopulos, A. Garner, B. Moore, Inez Richter. M. A. Breese, W. Gransbury, D. Morehead, A. Riffel, M. Charles, B. Hutchinson, W. Newton, T. Riflel, A. Cordorniz, K. Kussel, M. Nordyke, D. Spangler, N. Day, E. Ludden, G. Peclrotti. L. Surrett, V. Dillon, D. Macdonald, R. Pitts. M. Watkins, R. Dunlap, A. Meischke, W. Polk. S. J. Zamboni. M. L

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1 x X ,. 1 .lg -f F. r Q 1 ,. 2 if . K Aa, . il' ,e 5 2 I NTERNATIGNAI. RELATIONS W ASP if 4 Ll I B if I5 'f bl -f J Q Founded af Chico smfe Colle Q in 1930 an 9 ? ll? oPP1cERs ' 'fi 5 . President ....,,... .,.............. ,... . . Susanna Stutz , if , ' ggi Vzce-President ..., ..H.,..,.. O wen Yuen if Secretarya.. ,., ..,. ..... C arman Dearing 'e . . Soczal Leader ....,. ..... E velyn Heberlie .4 ' ' if Advisor .......... ,..... D r. Van Alstyne .fi l 5 Purpose: To fix the attention of students on those underlying principles of international conduct, law, and organization which must if fg . . . 5? be agreed upon and put 1I1tO action if za peace- ful civilization is to continue. Q gig CALENDAR OF EVENTS an f, 1 October: Talk by LOUIS Van den Ecker, Januar 1 Talk b Dr. R. W. Van Alst ne. 1, fi Y V V February: Talk by M. Roger Gaucheron, 22 French Consul General of San Francisco. if .f . 5? April: Talk by Dr. Leon W. Fuller. we sg OUTSTANDING EVENTS .': W ' f 2 Two of the outstandin events of the ear X, ,hy g V were the a earance of Louis Van den Ecker, 3? ,,. PP e l technical advisor for Robin Hood, and M. 1 Roger Gaucheron, French Consul General. ' if LQ . . l if Mr. Van den Ecker told about his work in X all .,.. connection with discovering the facts and cus- ?ft il' . toms of the twelfth century which were nec- essary to make the film technically accurate. M. Gaucheron enlightened the listeners on the 17: . . . . French constitutional system, emphasizing Q35 control of his country's foreign relations. ,l J 1-iw Q E? rxemiwsfmeefaffaaeefseQeawrmmsefffmsswrswmaazwaeswwffffumffufasneaafemxexzzasi'ee,zw,egerm1g.y-eeezreeaeaeeaaeoa32f3,riamvszfig1zavsvrwefs2ameamasrrimeaf-ffzauiifimiiirlneazialwraeuwmafaemsme-fats' l 51 iii vi, .. Bernoff. M. Epperson. R. Nevins, K. Stutz, S. gi v Boggs. M. Gallatin, J. Rusconi, E. Sullivan, C. 6512 Bi Butler. G. Hamilton, F. Slattery, V. Torres, J. QS, v Crenshaw, G. I-Ieberlie, E, Smiley, M. Walton, O. gf. Dear-ing, C. Howell, T. Spangler, R. Yuen, O. G13 Duensing, J. Lee, M. Van Alstyne. R. v nf .. 'ls QQ ah. if rrrr-r-..r ...... r nr--. - in r..r..r...E.i2E.zlr

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