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

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H. ,SEE l. Prosh bonfire building pro- gresses as the yearlings put their shoulders to the Wheel and lift a generous helping of planks to the top of the pile. 2. Cotton Shelton clicks the shutter as Henry Staple, Gordon Williamson, and Art Lovin pay no attention to him. 3. Hal Mezger tosses on one of the inal boughs to complete the bonlire pile. 4. Iilene Queen and company show the correct ping pong form. Note the knee action, pardon, we mean the wrist action. 5. Dick Epperson goes back to his first love as he drives the truck that gathers up material for the Home-Coming bonfire. 6. And the bonfire itself as it blazes while the student body as- sembles nearby for a pep rally. 7. Must be a lost ball, for these volleyball players seem to be pay- ing attention to everything but the game. 8. Manager Wrather Tex Womack answers Coach Art Ack- er's request for medicine kit, jerseys and helmets. 9. Freshmen place the uprights for the braces of the annual bonfire, which is culminated when the Chico State football opponent is burned in effigy. 10. Joe D. Bruce, sophomore student, relaxes from the cares of getting an education and stretches contentedly on the lawn near the library. ,.l'5b'i'6iQS-?' ',.MWM .gpm . .uf .WWW 54335-QE-5231 :iZ1i.2'i?,B?'- '4' ?E5f2'5zi36si9 sT:FAf,3:EM'i'l?rZG? . zlaiisfil, 'E-fSiE55'345p, . . I I at

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its is E s n it Ea, 'iw H.. ss num m,mm Www l. Nothing like being up on the news, says Merle Russell, well- known dramatics student from Yuba City. 2. George Butts pauses on the side porch of the Administration building before going to his next class. 3. Roy Jackson, as usual, seems to be going places and doing things. 4. None other than Bob Bob- bles Wilcox, Well known jour- nalist in Chico. Something dis- tasteful seems to have caught his eye. 5. Freshmen King and Hooper apparently are looking for the 'lGold Mine in the Sky. King is best known at Chico State for his excellent block prints, while Hooper is one of the leading candi- dates for a berth on Coach Art Acker's football team this year. 6. Max Lee, with Fern Alexan- der and Marie Christensen, gaze fearlessly at the birdie while at- tending a Y Convention in Sac- ramento. Lee is circulation man- ager of The YVildcat. 7. Everyone seems to be having a scrumptious ti-me at this indoor weiner roast. Bill Welch seems to be testing the doneness of his hot dog. Johnny Corbin, Dick Bragdon, and Araks Vartabedian seem to be doing all right. 8. Vincent Slattery, Slats to his friends, seems to be camera shy. He is one of the best yell leaders ever to attend Chico State. Slattery is president of the senior class,