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

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Fix S-is--f Sf? in Baker BQl'l'i1'l'ldl'I Blair Cassinelli Cobeldick Cridge Elder Hamilton King Marengo Mason McMurtry Palmcrlee Putzge Recd Turnbaugh Wainw right XVest Bonette Edson Lambert Moseley Treichler Yeager LIC!-IT CLUB Founded at Chico State College in October 1937 C57 Purpose: The purpose of the Light Club shall be to encourage loyalty, cooperation, service, and sincerity to the group and indi- vidual members of the club, as well as to other students of the college. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Pall: Messiah Tea. Pot Luck dinner. Movie party. Spring: Party and games. Picnics. Pot Luck dinners with special speakers. OUTSTANDING EVENT The Light Club's outstanding event of the year was the Messiah Tea given Decem- ber ll for all members of the choir and those of the audience who cared to attend. MEMBERS Edith Berriman, Mary Blair, Elinor Cas- sinelli, Ruth Bonette, Eunice Cobeldick, Mary Cridge, Elizabeth Edson, Opal Elder. I-lulda Hamilton, Mrs. Kennedy Cadvisorj , Marian King, Ruth Lambert, Elisabeth Mason, Wilma Marengo, Blanch Moseley, Lillie Nassi, Leona Palmerlee, Marguerite Pingrey, Wanda Putzge, Wanda Reed, Cuma St. John, Ruth Straley, Jane Thex- ton, Rose Ella Treichler, Alice Turnbaugh, Frances Wainwright, Blanche West, Eliza- beth Yeager.

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EL CLUB ESPANDL Founded az' Chico State College October 15, 1929 Purpose: To foster and encourage an inter- est in the Spanish language through social activity. CALENDAR OE EVENTS October 15: Out-of-door party. December 16: Annual Christmas party. March 29: Skating party. April: Picnic. OUTSTANDING EVENT Occupying the most prominent spot on the El Club Espanol's calendar was the annual Christmas party held December 16 in the Auditorium lounge. lnvited to attend this Christmas party were members of Alpha Mu Gamma, honorary language fra- ternity, and members of the French and Spanish classes. The usual custom is the breaking of the pinada, a sack Hlled with choice delicacies. This is done by a blindfolded person. When the sack is broken, a mad scramble ensues with all those present trying to get a choice parcel. Following this, josh presents are given to each person. The evening is usually termi- nated by dancing and Spanish refreshments. The Christmas party is always an enjoy- able aifair, especially when an active group is on hand. MEMBERS Don Barnes, Eunice Brockman, Dolores Dillon, Wee Chan, Rafael Echeverria, Jim Kibby, Deirdre Hammond. Peggy Hill, Elizabeth Kroesing, Merle Kusel, William Salvagno, Don Maxwell, Helen Mulcahy, May Williams, Jean Zamboni, Mary Lena Zamboni. . a 1 x ' v .., vw .gn . I v. f 1--.ng :fu Q .I-.. .. nz.. 'n P 'N JK uf! Av .' 'r P'- Barnes Brockman Chan Dillon Echcverria Hammond Hill Kibby Kroesing Kusel Maxwell Mulcahy Salvagno XVilliams J. Zamboni M. Zamboni sf

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MUTSUI-IITCD Founded at Chico State College October 27, 1937 Purpose: To foster friendliness on the Chico State campus and to support all worthy college activities. Fall oPP1cERs spffng L. Pedrotti ........ President ..... .A. Morehead V. Surrett .....t., Vice-Pres.-- F. McFetridge R. McDonald .... Secretary. .....,..-.. M. Kusel A. Athanasopulos Treas, ..... ...,.. L . Eaton A. Riffel .....,...... Publicity ........,..... E. Day F. McFetridge -,-.Hz'storiar1. ....... J. Zamboni ACTIVITIES October 31: Hay ride. December 15: Christ-mas dance. February 7: Formal initiation. February 28: Alpha Chi party. March 7: Delta Sigma Epsilon party. March 17: Annual St. Patrick's Day breakfast dance. March 21: Light Club party. April 5: Pi Kappa Sigma party. April l 1 : Theta Sigma Upsilon party. May 5: Formal dance. CUTSTANDING EVENT The highlight of the Mutsuhito social season was the annual spring formal held in conjunction with the Light Club and given at the Art Clubhouse on May 5. MEMBERS Beery, Breese, Charles, Day, Dunlap, Eaton, Forward, Foster, Garner, Hanson, Hammond, l-laroun, Haslett, Houck, B. Ludden, Kusel, G. Ludden, Manner, Mc- Donnell, McFetridge, Morehead, Moore, Newton, Nordyke, Parker, Pedrotti, Pitts, Riffel, Reischer, Richter, Sullivan, Surrett, Vallentyne, Thornton, Watkins, J. Zam- boni, M. Zamboni. ,v ,- -r ,Q .u ' v '.f P. .l, , . V' X .E K 1: ..-7 . , A -..'.. V Q . '. 'E'f1,. . j -fine. .af ' ' 'Q 1. .L-v. 4. all 1 ,, .'n'f ..'. . .3 on 1 , sg. ilvgxi, 1 . . ,gavni , 4. I ,. 1.1 . -,vii : r 4 Ai -Lb' -:,' . .93 1'5 f'1Q': wi mffii., . ' ..,4,g.I:c,v.,1ff. .' '-Ly 15:5 ., -: 1' 35 Athanasopulos Berry Breese Charles Day Dillon Dunlap Eaton Erisey Forward Foster Garner Hammond Hanson l-laslett Kusel B. Ludden G. Ludden McDonnell Manner McFetridge Moore Morehead Newton Nordyke Parker Pedrotti Pitts Reischer Richter Riflel Ross Sullivan Surrett Thornton Vallentyne Watkins J. Zamboni M. Zamboni