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

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S gi? :LP .' f f 1. ,3 si 3' f , - -Q . Z 5 S J g: I, ir , BEATTY, AILEEN ....... -- ...g,.. ..... - Chico Social Leader 193 8 QUINN, WILLIAM ------------- ........... Dunsmuir Commissioner of Publications 1938 BEHNKE, WARREN ................ - ,,...... .- ,..... Weed Commissioner of Dramatics and Music 1937 RAY, BARRATT ............. --- ,........,... Tuolumne Commissioner of Men's Athletics 1938 CHRISTOPHER, IDELL Secretary 19 3 8 SLATTERY, VINCENT Yell Leader 19 3 8 -------M arysui I le ---,-OakIand DILLON, DOLORES ....... Sacramento Wildcat Editor 1938 SCHOENFELD, SAM .,.. - -A ....... Oakland Yell Leader 1937 GUPTILL, ALBERTA ....s., .....,...,........ . Red Bluff Commissioner of Recreation 1938 -,--OakIand STENBERG, LEONARD ,..... C ...... - Vice-President 19 3 8 HALL, BARBARA .............................. Dansmuir Commissioner of Recreation 1937 WHITMER, ARTHUR .....i ..... O akland Record Editor 1938 MULCAHY, GRACE ...... ..,... G rass Valley Secretary 1937 WILCOX, BOB, ............... A ,... E-- ,.............. Chico . Commissioner of Publications 1937

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STUDENT BODY LEADERS H s la , B i.: is 3 mxmg . Qs 1' .4 4 te 3 :': V .- CARL GEIN DEAN CHAMBERLIN President A' S- C' S- President A. S. C. S FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS PZ'CSl'd97'1l ..A....... ..........,A..,.,. C arl Clein President ------h----------.4-A4MxA,xYV- -'Dean Chamberlin Vice-President .....f ...... D ean Chamberlin Vige-PrQ5idem --Ew- ----,,----n- L en Stenberg Secretary ......,...... ,...... Grace Mulcahy f Secretary ,..,.,.-, ---,w-, , Idell Christopher SOCl'Cll Leader .........,......- .E... B 2V2t'1y AICHS Social Leader., ,,-,-------A--,--- --MA-.- e Aileen Beatty Comm of pLlbll'CfIl'l'O7'1S ,.E.,EE.,..,, .Robert Vylilcox Comm of Recreation ...... ,..,.... B arbara Hall Comm. of Dramatics and Music--- .CC,.,.,..C....,,, .. ..,o, Warren Behnke Comm of Merfs Athletics .....,.. Robert Schneider Yell Leader ............. ............,.. . ..Sam Schoenfeld President of A. W. S. ,.,........,,, Idell Christopher 'Wildcat Editor r..... r.,.r.., .r.,,r, W i lliam Quinn Record Editor ....... ....,.r, A rthur Whitmer STUDENT BODY HIGHLIGHTS On September 29 the Student Body was entertained by Mr. Milholland and Eva Garcia. October 14, To the Ladies presented. October 16, Home-Coming -Day. October 21, second Co-Ed Day. November 4, A. Raubenheimer of U. S. C. spoke at assembly and that evening the new Baldwin piano was first played by C. Souza. December 1, chimes were installed. December 8 The Merchant of Venice presented. December 12, A Cappella Choir gave the annual Mes- siahf' December 13. Christmas Student Body dance. November 18, D. W. Meyer of the U. of C. spoke to the Student Body. The 'most important event in the fall semester Was the installation of the chimes. Chiming every fifteen minutes, they add a unique atmos- phere to life about the campus. 353 A V1 Q 1:-.' P7 el ' . Q i . .4 Q 3 x Yi 4 't i t 'T R J: . . E Comm. of Pttbllcations. .... Comm. of Recreation ..... Comm. of Dramatics -------- .William Quinn --.---..Alberta Guptill Grid Mu-SiC ................... C ............ .Bernard Ide Comm. of Mens Athletics- ...,.,..,, . Barratt Ray Yell Leader--- .................. . ......... Vincent Slattery President of A. W. Sm-.. ....,,,,, ,Myrle Douglass 1Vila'cc1t Editor ...,...,-,., Record Editor ...... Dolores Dillon --..-.Arthur Whitmer STUDENT BODY HIGHLIGHTS February 14, Student Body skating party. W-rf February 24, Kangaroo Kourt. March 10, Block C assembly. March 13, opened Institute Week. March 17, Prank Hart of U. of C. spoke. April 1-2, Bohemian Girl presented and W. A. A. and A. NV. S. Convention held. April 11-12, Alpha Mu Gam-ma held their National Convention here. April 21, third Co-Ed Day. April 25, Dr. Wm. Heard Kilpatric of Colum- bia University spoke. May 5, Arthur Briese spoke. May 7, Home Economics Convention. May 19, concert by Music Department. May 21, Pioneer Day. May 28, Block C dance. June 5, Baccalaureate. June 7, Senior Ball. June 9, Commencement. The outstanding event in the spring was Dr. Kilpatrios lecture, attended by 1,000 persons.

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DEAN CHAMBERLIN President FALL OFFICERS PFESIUGN ,.............. ....... D ean Camberlin Vice-President ...,.. ,,., - -,John Chesney Secretary .A...W...... . ....,F,...,,......... Aaron Stoddard Corresponding Secretary .,,,,,.,,,,,,, Russell Gould Treasurer .,..... ,.-............. M .. ....... Richard Bragdon Purpose: To harmonize and coordinate student activities - . S fl Jill CALENDAR OF EVENTS October 16: Joint Blue-Cardinal Key Alumni Party, Home-Coming Day. December 18: Christmas Tree for Student Body. February 7: Origination of Weekly Luncheons. March 14: Furnished guides for Open House. April 18: Initiation of New Members. May 21: Pledging, Pioneer Day. Acting upon the request of Professor Lloyd Cook, chairman of Open House Night of Peo- ple's Institute, the Blue Key joined with the Cardinal Key in supplying student guides to take care of the visiting townspeople. Richard Brag- don was in charge of the guides, who were selected from the student body, A number of outstanding projects have been supported by the Blue Key. Among them were: the Pep Band, conducted by Aaron Stoddard, which was much in evidence at all 'the home basketball games: the Christmas tree, which is annually set up in the rotunda, was also decor- ated and supplied by the Blue Key. All visiting TI-IE BLUE KEY AARON STODDARD President SPRING OFFICERS President. .....,.ac.. ..... .Aaron Stoddard Vl'C6-Pl'9SliCl'9t7F ........... .. ,...,...,,,,,, John Chesney Secretary. .........., L ..,. . a.....,........ Richard Rusconi Corresponding Secretary ,,....,...... Russell Gould Treasurer. ............,. - ........,..... .Richard Bragdon varsity basketball squads were met by a Blue Key reception committee. The policy of sup- porting all worthy student projects has been continually shown throughout the time the Blue Key chapter has been organized at Chico State. As an aid to speeding up activities, the group in January decided to have weekly luncheon meetings every Monday. These meetings were conducted in regular service club style with guest speakers invited to the luncheons. Among the speakers Were: Vice-President C. K. Studley, Mr. Hefner of the Rotary Club, and Professor Gail Mooref Faculty advisors for the service club are: Dr. Floyd F. Caldwell, of the education depart- ment, and Dr. L. D. Bernard, dean of the upper division. An ambition for intellectual attainment and a desire to serve the college and fellow men is fostered by the Blue Key. As a national honor fraternity, aims are to stimulate and promote the best interests of the institution and to enrich student life to the highest possible degree on the campus. Requirements for membership include a good scholastic average and outstanding leader- ship in student activity.