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

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Left: Adrian Stanga, presi- dent of Blue Key. Right: Gerry Kubli. Blue Key treasurer. Left: Bob Russell, Chico State delegate to Biennial Blue Key Convention in Chicago. W Right: Bob Johnston and Matt Spear, Chico State dele- gates to Regional Blue Key Convention at University of Nevada. ACTIVITIES: Sponsored a mixer and rally for new students in September: annual Cardi- nal Key-Blue Key banquet, November 20. Dr. Willard Ford, speaker: registered alumni on Home-Coming Day and Pioneer Day: sent Robert Russell to Biennial Blue Key Convention in Chicago in December: sponsored annual Student-Faculty Golf Tournament: initiated Good- will deputations to Northern California high schools: aided in High School Student Leader Conference: sent Bob Johnston and Matt Spear to regional Blue Key Convention at Reno in the Spring. Projects planned and discussed during the year consisted of a War-dead memorial with plaque and monument or campus bench: new system of student mail boxes: binding of past editions of school paper: student ink well in libraryg and locked case for iyearbooks. Students voted into membership at the last meeting of the year were John Blair, Charles Alexander, James Linn, Jack Staples, and Ji-m Tobin. , BL E KEY

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J. BAST Y. BROOKS I.. CABORN F. CAMPOS M. CHERRY D. DOYLE B. GREENWOOD F. LUDDEN P. MATTHEWS B. MOORE I.. MUSSELMAN M. ROBBINS M. ROBINSON C. SPELLMANN D. VINGNESS P. WALKER H. WERTZ B. J. WHITE J. ZUMWALT One of the business meetings at the home of Miss Barney. CLeft to rightb : M. Cherry, L. Musselman, A. Barney. Y. Brooks. M. Hardenbrook, B. J. White, P. Matthews, B. Moore, M. Pool, P. Walker. D. Vingness, H. Wertz. C. Spellmann. PURPOSE: To recognize achievement in scholarship and extra-curricular activities: to ad- vance religion, patriotism, and service, by affording training for leadership in the college com- munity: to develop character by application of the Cardinal virtues to living. OFFICERS ' Pat Matthews ........ ....,....... P resident Yvonne Brooks ...........,, .-,,, T feaguref Betty Jane White ,,.... ...... V ice-President Mardell I-Iardenbrook ..,..,, -,,,mHi5r0fian Lorraine Caborn ...............,............ Secretary Miss Anna Louise Barney ,..,, ,s,,,,,,.,, A doiger ACTIVITIES: Sponsored reception following presentation of Messiah in Decemberg served as hostesses at Rural Life and Education conference: co-sponsor of deputations to various high schools: Blue Key-Cardinal Key dinner November 20: serving committee at Fresh- man Receptiong contributed to W. S. S. F. by handling Carnival admission ticket boothg served at Senior Tea given by Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton. ICARDINAL KEY

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BLUE KEY PURPOSE: In its capacity as a service club to harmonize and coordinate student activities. To hold the desire for intellectual a g fellows. ttainment and to serve in the best interest of colle e and MOTTO: Serving, I live, which m and character in what I am able to accomplish for my fellow man. ay be interpreted to mean, I express my own life HISTORY: Blue Key National Honor Fraternity was founded at the University of Florida ber IO, l936. The organization has spon- in 1924. The local chapter was established Novem sored many worth-while projects in the college and has always been a leader in campus activities. OFFICERS Adrian Stanga .... --, ..-... ,President Bill Shonk ,, t,-,, Corresponding Secretary Carl Donica .... .,.. V ice-President Gerry Kubli ......i ..........e........... Treasurer Bill Niepoth .,.... ....... . Secretary Dr. F. Caldwell ..,.. --,--flcluz'ser I G, ALLDREDGE . ' f ' 1. , J. CUDDEBACK FF , f I ' . It I I. COLLIER I -I if 1 I I It C. DONICA X A. EAGERBLADE - 7 . ' V ' .. .Iwf- Q I Y-c:':,' I I - ,ig 5 51-4: C. :Z .. Lf NS? I gil. - :E 1:3 a.srs' II 1 R' GRAW ' R. HARDENBROOK My . fy, I Q , I R. JOHNSTON .1 - ' , 9 J- JOHNSTON - . II . if .. '3' . I ' J- KIDDER . . I H. LARENS I I -- ' M L ATHAM -wig 5, , .,.,, . 1. A 3 - I' ,. . . -1- I I J- LEE - I W., il R M DD X ' I I I' as . I . , A U . 'Q . V ' ' ii J W EL 5 , fy 5' . V A I. . Qph. , W- NIEPOTH I I J- RADISICH f . I W. SIMMONS Q X- I . - 'M SPEAR I . I . ' v - F ' A. STANGA I III- f 4 f .. D- WUSTENBERG I- f . t I If I