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

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STUDENT COVERNMEIXIT FALL OFFICERS President ..........,..-.., -,---,--,,,,----- B arrgtt Ray Vice-President -.... -,,-A,V J Ohm M0150 S9CF9fUl'y 4Y----.- --- ....., Hazel Bartram Social Leader. ..,... - .wV.... ..... D olores Dillon Comm. of Publications .... .... A rt Whitmer Comm. of Recreation. --.,, ,,.A,, E velyn Tolley A. W. S. President ,.,,..,,,,,,,,,- Beatrice Garner Comm. of llflusic, Drama ..o..,.... Tom Howell Comm. of Men's Athleticsclrving Schoenfeld Comm. of Wo1nen's Athletics ,.c... G. Gravette Yell Leader .....,.,....,,,,.,..,l,,,,,,,v, -Bob Manley Wildcat Editor ,.... --..- ...-... Berry O'Neill Record Editor ..... L .,..,...... Robert Wilcox Activities of the Student Body were num- erous during the past school year. President and Mrs. Hamilton opened the fall semester with their annual reception for new students at the college in the auditorium lounge the lirst Week in October. The Freshman Wel- come dance preceded the reception on Septem- ber 23. HAZEL BARTRAM ROBERT WILCOX IRVING SCHOENFELD SAM SCHOENPELD THOMAS HOWELL EVELYN TOLLEY INEZ CULBERTSON JACK TAYLOR GENEVIEVE GRAVETTE DOLORES DILLON JANE HAUCK ROSEMMA AHLBORN S. I ' Q ,... :. '..,-..git:22 -H' H H X .'Zff. H Se :. .... is .e . cf ,:. - it '5 'W 'Z -.2 . H - fiii Y.. 'jzxgigi e :fi ff . , i 5' f5, Z':El:f-IEE' l AM7 S na-is Wm a-lima im-is-mf M- .. U- aaa x . an JOHN MOISO. Vice-President Fall ART VJ!-HTMER, Vice-President Spring SPRING OFFICERS President ................,.,,cc Anthony Colombero Vice-President ..... ,c.....,.,, A rt Whitmer Secretary ........ ....,..,c, J ane Hauck Social Leader .....lc,.r..,.... ---cclnez Culbertson Comm. of Publicationsmi .,.c --.Ralph Herman Comm. of Recreation ..... Rosemma Ahlborn A. W. S. President ,.,...,c.c.i Mary Kay Steffen Comm. of Music, Drama .,.......,.. Jack Taylor Comm. of Mer7's Athletics,,,-Sam Schoenfeld Comm. of lfVomen's Atl'1letics.,.,-,,Ca. Ciravette Yell Leader ,.,.. ,, ...,..,, ., ..l,,. L ...,,,,,,, Bob Manley Wz'Idcat Editor, ,,,.. ....., J ack Sweeney Record Editor ...... ,...,., R obert Vwlilcox The -big event of the fall was the Home- Coming Day celebration, October 22, which was under the chairmanship of John Moiso. The dramatics department was not inactive during the year and produced several hits. The spring semester boasted a Student Body skating party at Paradise, in addition to the numerous dances, and Pioneer Day.

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STUDENT BARRATT RAY President A. S. C. S. Pall TONY COLOMBERO President A. S. C. S. Spring Q Two of the most rep- resentative college students are Barratt Ray, top. and Anthony Colombero. Bar- ratt has been active in his years at Chico State as a football candidate, basket- ball manager, officer in the Delta Psi Delta fraternity, and other posts as a student leader. He was president of the Associated Students during the fall semester of 1938. Tony is also a member of Delta Psi Delta, and has held down numerous appointive positions on committees for student events. He was president of the Student Body during the spring semester of 1939. Student Body activities this year have been nu-merous. Noon dances in the rotunda had all the fire and spirit of any healthy youthful get-together. Skating parties, dances, and picnics were sponsored by the Associated Students of Chico State College during the past year. Co-educational Day, held in May, was one of the highlights of the spring season, -Rosemma Ahlborn was in charge of the annual play-day. Home-Coming Day and Pioneer Day, the two outstanding Student Body events of the year, were acclaimed the most successful in many years. .

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BEATRICE QEARNER President Fall 1938 IVIARY KAY STEFFEN President Spring l939 ASSOCIATED OMEIXI FALL OFFICERS Beatrice Garner ..... ....i Q ,7,, President' Mary Kay Steffen ,.., ,,., . -Vice-President Loraine Bass ....,L ,L... . , Secretary Marcia Morford --- .aa. . Treasurer Helen Canevari .,r.,, .... S ocial Leader Purpose: To unite all the women of Chico State College in one organization of a demo- cratic nature, and to provide for social activi- ties involving all Women students on the campus. Social activities for the A. W. S. opened September 21, with the Big-Little Sister luncheon at Bidwell Hall. In October, the tea for faculty women was given. SPRING OFFICERS Mary Kay Steffen. ........... - ..., ,......... P resident' Margaret Manner ...., . ...,c Vice-President Enid Day .,..... .... ........ . S ecretary Thelma Johnson ..,.. ..,.,... T reasurer Frieda McFetridge. ...,, -.,--Social Leader At the monthly meetings some excellent programs of music, dancing, and drama were presented by talented students. In April an unusually fine exhibit of watercolors slgowing wildflowers of California was offered. A The following Women attended the annual northern conference of the association held in Fresno: Mary Kay Steffen, Beatrice Garner, Myrle Douglass, Frieda McFetridge, Helen Canevari, and Miss Barney. -na 222 E M Q e :Q , . K, THELMA JOHNSON as L... Q is it W . :ggi-if lg, Spring Treasurer ENID DAY sf :af Spring Secretary FRIEDA MCFETRIDGE Spring Social Leader MARCIA lVIORFORD Fall Treasurer HEI.EN CANEVARI Fall Social Leader LORAINE BASS Fall Secretary IVIARGARET MANNER Spring Vice-President amvmaen u-summer.