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

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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.

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SENIORS ART WHITMER President Fall JOHN MOISO President Spring Q ArtWhit111er and John Moiso, presidents of the senior class for the fall and spring semesters, respec- tively, are among the lead- ing students in college. Art has been president of Iota -iiifi'1?r, 'Z' Sigma fraternity, vice- president of the Student Body, captain of the basketball team, and manager of the varsity football squad. He is also a member of Kappa Delta Pi, national educational fraternity, and Blue Key, national service club. Johnnie can be listed as holding down the chairmanship of both Pioneer Day and Home-Coming Day, the two annual events sponsored by the college. He has been vice-president of the Student Body, is a member of Iota Sigma fraternity, and belongs to Kappa Delta Pi and Blue Key. The senior class was most active during the Senior Week, June 2 to 8, although in the fall a most enjoyable party was held in Bidwell Hall. A picnic, senior ball, and graduation exercises were the highlights of the June Week pro- gram. The June graduating class was large, with l20 diplomas being given.