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

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J. ANDREWS W. BURLESON N. ESPANA H. ERAGA D. HYATT M. LATHAM W. MARR J. POFF J. ROTI-IE H. SALADANA C. WHITMAN PURPOSE: El Club Espanol is a social club for Chico State Spanish students. HISTORY: El Club Espanol was founded at Chico State College on October 15, l929. OFFICERS FALL SPRING Nick Espana ...... , ....... President ....,..... .,..,. J im Andrews Jim Andrews ........ .,.,,,.. V ice-President ......... ------ H ope Saldana Hope Saldana .......... ....... S ecretary-Treasurer .................... Donna Hyatt Rafael Echeverria i....... .........,.,. A duiser ............... ....... R afael Echeverria ACTIVITIES: U On December I0 El Club Espanol, combined With other language clubs on campus, presented a Christmas Party at Bidwell Hall. The Spanish Club gave a humorous skit. On April 3 the annual Spanish Club dinner was held in Bidwell Hall. A variety of Spanish dishes were served for the enjoyment of the -members. Entertainment was provided by some of the members. The Annual Spanish Club assembly was presented on April 19 for the entertainment of the student body. The program was centered about a bulllight. The settings and costumes were colorful. Individual entertainment numbers consisted of dancing, singing, and piano. El Club Espanol meetings during the year were highlighted by musical entertainment and talks by club members and guests. The talks centered around the Spanish theme. On March 14 the Spanish Club was entertained by six dancers from the Spanish fiesta in Gridley. The dancers Wore authentic costumes, and presented several Latin-American dances. SP ISH CLUB

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N. FRENCH P. LUDDEN I.. ZION M. POOL Z. JONES Chico State's W. A. A. softball team. PURPOSE: To encourage participation in sports, promote the highest ideals of sportsmanship, and to stimulate better cooperation through athl-etic activities. HISTORY: The Women's Athletic Association was organized in the spring of l936. An attempt was made in 1947 to organize it as a Student Recreation Association, which was to have been co-recreational. This year it was returned as a strictly womenis organization. The W. A. A. is affiliated with both the national and state athletic associations for college women. OFFICERS Marie Pool. ..cr,..., ..... . President, Treasurer Betty Lou Raker. ac...,. ,,... . Secretary Mary Stephens ......, ............ V ice-President Lee Zion ..................... .....,........ P ublicity W. A. A. club managers were: Beverly Stoll, hockey: Marge I-Iurlburt, basketball: Nedra Newell, badmintong Catherine Cain, tennis: Marilyn Pratt, softballg Joan Barton, Fall swi-m- mingg and Meta Doan, Spring swimming. Miss Lola Lee Osborn is W. A. A. adviser. ACTIVITIES: The most outstanding event of the year was the revision and adaption of the W. A. A, con- stitution. The new constitution provides for membership cards to be issued to all women who fullill the requirements set- up for participation. An intramural basketball program was carried on with various groups on campus organiz- ing teams and participating. Badminton was offered as a mixed doubles tournament, allowing men to participate. A W. A. A.-sponsored Sports Night was held at the beginning of each semester. W. A. A