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

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-Eg1.,Hm,.na- 'En gvswljgiws THE CARDIIXIAI. KEY Founded at Chico State College February II, 1937 ANNE BERLINGER LUELLA BIRCH President President FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS President ,I,,,,,,,,,, -L .,..., Anne Berlinger Q President ........v.. -, - ........ -Wm Luella Birch Sggrefary ,,-M---------,,-,,-,,-. --,,,7,,,...-.. I vy Hills '7 Secretary ., .....N.... .. .......... L .....,.,.,.,,I.,.., Ivy Hills Corresponding Secretary -,,,-,,,, -mBetty Bragdon Corresponding Secretary. ....,........ Betty Bragdon Treasurer A,,-,ll,,.,,...,I,......I. Virginia Whitehead ' Treasurer --.. ....................... Virginia Whitehead Advisor ,v,,,- ....., A nna Louise Barney Advisor ..... ...... . Anna Louise Barney Purpose: To be of service to Chico State in being leaders in campus activities CALENDAR OF EVENTS October 15: Home-Coming Tea. January 13: Tea honoring past-president. March 13: Ushered for People's Institute. March 24: Luncheon for Mrs. Hamilton. April 3: Initiation of new members. May 4: Picnic with Blue Key. OUTSTANDING EVENTS The Cardinal Key, honorary service sorority, has completed its first year on the Chico State campus. Its membership includes girls who have been leaders in various school activities and enterprises. During the past year two events in the calen- dar have been especially noteworthy: the lunch- eon on March 24 in honor of the organizations only honorary member, Mrs. A. J. Hamilton: and the management, in cooperation with the Blue Key, of the ushering that was so necessary is I .s ' - 9- : . 4 is . . I 1 H ' , fr 'T lp 'I A 4 If I P I . Q. 'E ff ? - 2 , f xg 1 i J: 9 ' ' during the People's Institute held March 13-16. The luncheon which was given at the home of Marie Futter, was a delightful social event, and was made especially memorable by the pres- entation of Cardinal Key pins to Mrs. Hamilton, guest of honor, and Miss Anna Louise Barney, advisor of the organization. It is the aim of the Cardinal Key members at all times to be of service to the students and faculty and to further in every way possible the interests of Chico State College. Because of the graduation of Anne Berlinger, popular Cardinal Key president, in the spring, another presidential election was necessary. Luella Birch, a senior, was elected to fill the unexpired spring term. New members elected to Cardinal Key in the spring semester were: Hazel Bartram from Chico, Ruth Akins from Wheatland, Frances Holt from Whittier, Evelyn Rusconi from Chico, Dolores Dillon from Sacramento, Barbara Hall from Dunsmuir, Ruth Murphy from Marysville, and Betty Williams from Likely. The initiation for these new members was held on the afternoon of April 3, at the home of Miss Anna Louise Barney.

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IDELL CHRISTOPHER President FALL OFFICERS President ..,....... ....... I dell Christopher Vice-President ..... ............. M yrle Douglass Seeretary ......,. ........ M ary Frances Davis Treasurer ....M. ..,......,.... B etty Williams Social Leader ....... - ...... Aileen Beatty Purpose: To unite the Women of Chico State College in one organization of a democratic nature, and to provide' for social activities in- volving all women students on the campus. EVENTS The main event of the year was the conven- tion of the Associations of VJomen Students and Women's Athletic Associations from the Junior and State Colleges of all Northern California. Twenty-three schools are members of this con- ference. A round of social events was planned for the entertainment of the delegates, and the entire college cooperated with the Associated Women Students which made this one of the most memorable occasions of the semester. OFFICERS PICTURED Aileen Beatty Olga Holtorf Chico Mt. Shasta Mary Frances Davis Alberta McCrea San Jose Nevada Co. Myrle Douglass Mary Kay Steffen Mt. Shasta Chico Jane I-Iauck Betty Williams Live Oak Likely TI-IE AWS. Founded at Chico State College in 1932 and was an outgrowth of The Girls Council 23 1' 1 X . .H ga -1 . fl 4 .5 .i . fs 3 Z K P S I '13 I MYRLE DOUGLASS President SPRING OFFICERS President .,....,.... - ,........,.. Myrle Douglass Vice-President. .,.,,. ....... . Olga Holtorf Secretary ....,.... ...,..... .......... . J ane Hauck Treasurer, ........ ....,. - ........,.... . Alberta McCrea Social Leader ....... L ............. .Mary Kay Steffen l l