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

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we---may anew- s- was-x-at xx - s -ms ss-was amnesia ,mia E . ' si s, 2.1. as ll Warsaw 1 :an fx-. WM'Ma si s. -nar- was--an was ss 1-.- .w. .H .mn .. 2-- si 5? i i -:Ezines assess -sz-an 2-hmmm 1,-' Es ,,,. -si ami- as rain: as -xr E? ia gyms In re Wea C ,ll ,,.,a. -,man ss-ina fc .- lligfflllsi. 34 a The Frosh basketball team Klefr to rightj-Stan Timone, Russell Morrison, Sam Wolf, Mackay Martin, Bob Schlueter, Dick Copland. FROSI-l BASKETBALL an 8 to O score. They finally managed to break into the win column on October 22, when they sent the Lassen Junior College scurrying home on the short end of a 13 to O score. The Aggie yearlings' powerhouse steam-rollered over the Kittens 39 to 14 the next week-end. The same week the fresh- man reserves smothered the Chico High second team, 12 to 0. The Yuba County Junior College eleven proved too much for the Delgado-coached men, as they were defeated again. This time on the short end of a 26-13 score. On Armistice Day the freshmen Wound up their grid wars, and they poured on the heat to down the Fort Bragg High school, 13 to O. BASKETBALL The greatest freshman quintet in the history of the school was Coach Art Acker's title for the 1938-39 yearling hoopsters. The players were awarded frosh numerals. This is the iirst time that a basketball team of first-year men has received this award. Their impressive record of 19 wins and only three losses shows their championship quality. These victories were turned in over teams through- out the northern section of the state, and the fresh- men triumphed over most of them with ease. Their two conference opponents, the California Aggies and the University of Nevada, were both taken in tow by the champs The freshmen were led by Cicne Hammerstrom, Stan Timone, and Sam Wolf. After Hammer- strom was moved up to the varsity, Timone and Dick Copland took over the forward posts. Bob Schlueter, Mackay Martin, Russ Morrison, and Martin Hall were always in there when the going got tough. Stan Ti-mone rang up the most impressive record of any Chico State basketball player in scoring. He tallied something over 350 points during the season. This tops all Wildcat men, either varsity or freshmen. TRACK Three men held up the honor of the first-year class in track. They were Don Hoffman, Sam Wolf, and Russ Morrison. Hoffman was Chico's leading pole vaulter, and secured several first places in this event. He also garnered a few points behind his older brother, Orrin, in the javelin throw. Morrison was the only prayer of the Wildcat thin- clads in the high jump, and his performances came as surprises to home and visitors alike. Wolf was one of the finds of the yearuin the discus throw, in which Chico was noticeably weak. He was able to throw out over 120 feet on several occasions for needed points.

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s is me-is E Mrs. Ella B. Vandergrift. who is head of the Wo1nen's Physical Education Department. Under her supervision are the many and varied activities of the W. A. A. am .'I . H ma: mea ws ,..,..Wf5:: siaaawsgrsf Q , A H 1: mg as Emi? I A I I I L E I I C S Wg zuz uzuivzlz , The purpose of the Women's Ath- gm letic Association is to encourage partici- pation in sports, to promote the highest ideals of sportsmanship, and to stimu- late better cooperation between men and women through mass participation. EEE? .m5gfe5?t:E?Eig This year W. A. A. sent delegations ef , . H :Sabian :i ii to two conventions. The A. W. S.- H, MET ' re v, , , Sgiw ej ftg ee W. A, A. convention in Fresno, and the me as rss ninth national meeting of the Athletic M ll 353 , , znzn Federation of College Women in Ber- sg R . ffm - We H keley. lone lngraham and Rosemma mf H a - mi Ahlborn were the Chico State dele ates s w ,.,,..,. . .,.. . , ..:. M ....... .... M ....... . I t M to these conventions. ww si EE? E-x l E2 ri The Junior class won honors at the ae as . . W fall Field Day and received the annual 4.522 cup. Seniors were second, followed by Sophomores and Freshmen. Hockey, badminton, archery, and riding were the sports in competition. Miss Jane Schurmer is faculty advisor and the Board of Control directs each of the sports seasons. Sponsored by the W. A. A. this year were: Pall-archery, hockey, badminton: spring-basketball, riding, tennis, swimming, life-saving. BOARD OP ATHLETIC CONTROL President, Genevieve Ciravette: vice-president, Rosemma Ahlborng secretary, Mabel Estes: business manager, Jeanne Gallatin, hockey manager, Margaret Nelson, badminton, June Kirkupg riding, Iilene Queen: tennis, Betty Jo Nolang archery, Marian King: swimming, lone Ingrahamg basketball, Leona May Baker: advisor, Miss Jane Schurmer. Below are pictured members of the Red Peppers. women's pep group, which was active at many of the athletic events of Chico State College. l i 4 i.........,.,...-.........................,.......a.-.............,.......................,a.a,,............ a..... ....,.... ......., . ..... ...,.....-.. .......... tm .... ...........-...,..,,............,.,................,.. Y V V