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

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On May 7 Block C awards were given to five women stu- dents under the newly adopted system of awards. They were: Ruth Murphy, Teresa Myers, Genevieve Gravette, Gail Tritch, and Barbara Hall, These mem- bers. with Mary Hofhenke. Vir- ginia Whitehead, and Emily Serhmann, compose the largest Block C membership in the history of Chico State. With the new system of awards in effect, outstanding women students are given the major award on a basis of character, ability on and off the Held. and sportsmanship in college life. Pictured below are the two W. A, A. councils. On the left is the Spring Council and includes: Maxine Hatter, Hazel Barrram, Rosemrna Ahlborn, Ruth Mur- phy, Marilyn Cravens. Dorothy Acker, Mary Frances Davis. and Athene Athanasopulos. On the right is the Fall Council, com- posed of: Norma Spangler, Betty Jo Nolan, Roscmma Ahlborn, Barbara Hall, and Mary Frances Davis. the W. A. A. and managers of each sport, with Miss Lola Osborn as faculty advisor. Sports sponsored by the XV. A. A. this year were: Fall-Archery, hockey, and riding. Spring-Basketball, riding, tennis, advanced swimming, and life saving. Social activities of the 1937-1938 season were especially interesting. They included a Hobo Party, which combined a treasure hunt with many interesting hiking costumes and a barrel of fun, and Sport Nights, which included informal badminton, table tennis, volleyball, and basketball games, open to all college women interested in a good time. A Fireside Snack at old Bidwell Hall featured the Big Apple, and plenty of refreshments, woman students found the dance quite an appetizer. A large group took this opportunity to try the new dance craze in its initial appearance at Chico State. BOARD OF ATHLETIC CONTROL OFFICERS Fall Barbara Hall ..... .,r... , President. ...... - Betty Jo Nolan .,.... ...,.r V ice-President, ...rcr Lettie Davis ............ ..... - -Secretary ....... - Rosemma Ahlborn ..... ..... . Betty Jo Nolan ...,. Norma Spangler ....... Barbara Bentley .... Business Manager ...... MANAGERS -------.Archery Basketball .... ..-- - ..... , Hockey - .... .Riding .,... Tennis .-,. ...,....,............ - Spring -.. .... Ruth Murphy --,-- Hazel Bartram ----- Maxine Hatter ----. Dorothy Acker -------Rosemma Ahlborn -Lt L, ..... .Louise Woodbury Dorothy Keplinger Advanced Swimming, Life Sauz'ng.--,Mary Frances Davis On the opposite page at the top of the picture, reading from left to right, are: Freshman Basketball, Freshman Hockey, and Intermediate and Advanced Riding. Second row: Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Hockey, and Intermediate and Advanced Tennis. Third row: Junior Basketball, Junior and Senior Hockey, and Advanced Swimming and Life Saving. Bottom row: Senior Basketball and the Women's Athletic Association convention delegates who convened at Chico State College on April l and 2 in conjunction with the Associated Women Students Convention. 1, E M r . ,,.g?w a a gm 1 a is z-1 i-r is is

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am- M ANTHONY COLOMBERO i l TI-IE CLASS OF 1939 ROY DISON President President OFFICERS F011 Spring Anthony Colo-mbero .....,.. , ....... Q-Preszdent ,......,. ,w------ L M Roy Dison John Moiso ....... - ........ ...,. L -Vice-President ....,., ,,,,-, A rthuf Whirmer Norma Spangler ..... ......... S ecretary ...,.. T-, ,,,-,, L N,,,---, Ruth Akins Reva Watkins ...... .,..., S ocial Leader ,,,,,-,- Q ,,-,---. Laura Pedrotti CLASS CAPERS Peckin' with the Juniors: Hawaii predominated as the decoration theme of the Junior Prom, the out- standing swingaroo sponsored by the junior class, which was held on November 20. The formal dance was executed in grandeur by Reva Watkins, able social leader. Aiding her were Aileen Beatty, Hazel Bartram, Hazel Carder, Roy Dison, Bill Masterson, John Moiso, Ruth Ream, Norma Spangler, Stan Young, and Tony Colombero. Dr. and Mrs. Aymer J. Hamilton, Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Crawford, Dr. Margaret Houck, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edwards were patrons and patronesses. Anthony Colombero was president of the junior class at the time this yearly event took place. Basketball and football had more than its share of players from this popular class. Ed Bailey played first string end on the football team while the basket- ball court echoed to the footsteps of Art Whitmer, John Moiso, Mush Schoenfeld, Dave Sigel, Len Sten- berg, and Art Swensen. Active in track were: Don Davis, Ed Bailey, and Ivan Campbell. Holding im- portant positions in the student body for the class of '39 for the fall semester were: Beverly Arens, social leader, and Robert Wilcox, commissioner of publica- tions. In the organizations, Sam Schoenfeld was president of Iota Sigmag Len Stenberg president of the Block C Society: Muriel Brouchoud, president of Pi Kappa Sigma: Genevieve Gravette, president of Theta Sigma Upsilong Leona May Baker, president of Delta Sigma Epsilon, and Ruth Akins was presi- dent of the Y. W. C. A. Time marches on to March 25, when the class swung out on an informal party at Bidwell Hall where peckin' and games were enjoyed by those attending. Dr. and Mrs. Ingles, and Dr. Margaret Houck were the patrons and patronesses. The party was under the leadership of Laura Pedrotti. She was assisted by Stan Young, Roy Dison, Irving Schoenfeld, and Norma Spangler. The Cardinal Key, women's honorary organiza- tion, claimed the membership of the following jun- iors: Ruth Akins, Leona May Baker, Hazel Bartram, Dolores Dillon, Genevieve Ciravette, Marie Futter, Betty Williams, and Evelyn Rusconi. Blue Key, men's honorary fraternity, elected as members: Arthur Whitmer, Frederick Johnson, John Moiso, William Quinn, Sam Schoenfeld, Len Stenberg, and Enoch Crumpton. Juniors who held student body oflices- during the spring semester were: Len Stenberg, vice-president: Aileen Beatty, social leader: Alberta Ciuptill, commis- sioner of recreation: and William Quinn, commis- sioner of publications. Dolores Dillon edited The Wildcat in the spring while William Quinn was the fall editor. The editorship of the Record, a yearly oiiice, fell to Arthur Whitmer. In the organizations, Don Davis was elected president of Iota Sig-ma: Norma Spangler, president of the Press Club: and Evelyn Rusconi was elected Light Club president. A 2.53322 A ' . 'Q S1 E 2 I E 2