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

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BAKER F. BEAN J. BEELER G. BIRD K. BUCKELEY CABORN A. CARTER R. COONEY D. DOYAL D. FELTON O. FORNERO H. GRAYSON V. HALL E. HARTT H. JESSUP E. KASMIRE A. MCELROY E. NIXON M. PROCTOR P. REEVES I-. REYNOLDS A. RUMMEL C. RUST E. RUTZ B. SCI-IMIDT M. SPoTo FALL Emma Rutz ..,.... Orsola Pornero ...., ...,,. Adele Rummel ..... ............ Adele Rummel ..... ,..... Barbara Proctor ...... ....... Jo Beeler ............................ .. .... . OFFICERS SPRING President .,........ ....,............. J o Beeler Vice-Preszid ent ..,,. ...... Secretary ...,....,,... ....... Publzczty ....,.......,......,.... Barbara Proctor --- Eleanor Hartt Beatrice Schmidt -Soczal Chazrman ....... ...... Treasurer ...... - ...... Edith Kasmire Marilyn Swartz ACTIVITIES: Field trips to Columbia Steel Co., olive plant in Orland, sugar beet plant in Hamilton City, and plywood plant in Anderson. Prepared Home-Coming and Pioneer Day breakfasts for Cardinal Key. Ended year with senior picnic in Bidwell Park. H0 E ECGN MICS

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TELIER PURPOSE: The purpose of the Atelier is to foster att interest among the members of the student body and among the citizens of the surrounding community, HISTORY: The Atelier was organized in the spring semester of l946. The organization is very unique in that six members are chosen from the group to act as a board of directors. These people meet at least once a month to discuss the plans concerning the club. They discuss them and decide a method of attack. Then these are presented to the whole group at a general meet- ing. This type of organization enables the members to spend less time on business and more time on discussion of other subjects, OFFICERS: Joyce Thompson, presidentg Ruth Halfner, secretary-treasurer. ACTIVITIES: Six Atelier members presented an exhibit at the College of Arts and Crafts in Berkeley on March ll-12. Going on the trip were Jim Kidder, Colleen Connor, Mary Thorn- son, and Jack Monger. This delegation took with them an assortment of art work by more than thirty Chico State students. Atelier presented a tea in honor of Miss Josie Otwell following her exhibit in the library in April. The Atelier assembly on May I7 Was Costumes of the Past, the Present, and the Future. The program consisted of slides and modeled costumes. John Randall and Zilpha Jones narrated. Pot-luck picnic at One Mile Dam in May. Sold pencils at W. S. S. F. Carnival. Pencils had numbers, winning numbers receiving a free picture. A Sixteenth Annual No-Jury Exhibit in the college library in May. 2 I N 5 ,..: t ' if , .... I 'ii' 5 ' C CoNNoR 4, sri . 6 f f ' if ' 1 C 'sata, R. HAFFNER ' i , D. Hisscocx kc M r M Z.JoNEs ,ga EQ I J. KIDDER B. MooRE L. NEELEY W. N1EPoTH M. RATHBUN K. RowsE A90 J. THOMPSON A. VAN VALER R. VESTAL J. WHITE

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EW CLUB PURPOSE: To foster spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of Catholic students HISTORY: Founded in 1893 at the University of Pennsylvania. OFFICERS FALL SPRING Don Thomas ...... ....sss,.s.. P resident ,s,......... ..,... G ene Keyawa Orsola Fornero ,.s.... ,.s....... V icee-President ,.......... .,.... E ugene Penne Colleen Kelley ...,.. ...., C orresponding Secretary s..... ......c R ay Vonasek Catherine Cain .,., ...,,. R ecording Secretary .,..... ........ .I oan McHugh Ernie Fernandez ..... .,.. . . ..,.., Treasurer .........,.. ......a E rnie Fernandez Roy IVlcKernon ....... ....... P ress Agent ..,,. ..,,.... J oanne Kelly Yvonne McLain ...... .,.... S ocial Leader ....,,, .....,, .I eanne Debuc J. ARBOGAST C. CAIN J. DUBUC O. PoRNERo H. FRAGA J. FUNEY G. HoLMQU1sT H. SALDANA V. JENKINS C. KANE J. KELLEY M. KEYAWA C. LAMBERT Y. LEMOIGNE Y. MCLAIN W. MICKELSON R. MIDDLEBACK N. MOGNI I... IVIOZZINI K. MULVANY B. IVIIRANDE .I. PERACCI-UNO M. POPE G. RAINA A. ROBBIE M. SANFORD E. FERNANDES D. THOMAS .I. TOBIN T. VERHETSEL