Chaffey College - Argus Yearbook (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)

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RALLY COMMITTEE Through efforts of the rally commit- tee, headed by Phil Brooks, many inter- esting programs were presented, at- tendance at and interest in sports events increased, and a unified cheer- ing section was maintained. Red and white rally caps, sold for use in the special college rooting section at foot- ball games, formed a pretty spectacle as well as a more concentrated cheering center. Attended by the students and towns- people, the downtown rally prior to the de- parture of the football team for the game with the University of Idaho, Southern Branch, was the largest of the year. Team members were introduced and a serpentine formed to escort the players to the station. The annual theatre rally, held at the Granada theatre in Ontario, presented stu- dent talent and the music of the theatre orchestra. Loyal students filled the house to capacity. Thursday noon rallies were also conducted by yell and song leaders with music by the swing band. Hugo Francis replaced Brooks as second semester leader. Committee chairmen were: V. Alderson, assembly before first league game; H. Ingram, town rally before Poca- tello game; B. Gearhart, publicity; E. Ces- pedes, decorations; D. Benson, hospitality; K. Westlund, rally programs; C. Bovee, games. Identification: Above — Virginia Alderson and Francis Lucas in a scene from As You Like It Rally Comlttee Identification; Ro A 1 — E. Ces- pedes, V. Alderson, M. Shoenig, R. Hargrove, P. Grahame, E. Paulin, J. Mehl, M. Fleming, B. Gearhart; row 2 — Mr. Owen, H. Francis, H. Turnbull, D. Wight, J. Bellizzi, I. Akerson, K. Westlund, C. Bleick, F. Mack, C. Bovee, P. Brooks Ninety-Four

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PRE-NURSING Outstanding event of the social calen- dar of the Pre-Nursing club was a trip to the San Bernardino county hospi tal in the late winter. The afternoon was especially set aside as Chaffey day, and the student visitors were taken on tour of the plant and shown its equipment. Regular supper meetings were held once each month at which men and women in the medical profession spoke. The club sponsored a section at the Vocational Con- ference. Members include young women enrolled in the pre-nursing course. Its alumni rolls include many graduate nurses. Officers include P. Johns, B. Warn, presi- dents; V. Larkin, D. Von Lehe, vice-presi- dents; E. Appel, B. Gratz, secretary- treasurers; Mrs. Harriet Fleming, adviser. COSMOPOLITAN More than half a dozen nationalities are represented among the members of the Cosmopolitan club. Formed to provide a basis for better understanding and friend- liness between foreign-born and Am.erican students, the club admits men and women who are interested in its objectives as well as those of foreign ancestry. Monthly meetings are designe d to pre- R 9i7». 9 J. ' S £. ' B« 4 «» - ' fl mWy] 1 ■■i ■MHHHHI sent entertainment in a form that will throw new light on racial problems and give a clearer picture of life in other countries. Motion pictures of the South Sea Islands and Inner Australia were shown at the first meeting of the year. Among guest speakers were Gertrude Chines of England who visited the campus, and Alan Ferguson, Chaffey sophomore. Officers: K. Shoji, G. Def- ter, presidents; D. Byers, vice-president; 1. Milholland, secretary-treasurer; D. Byers, social chairman; adviser, How- ard R. Stanford. Pre-Nursing Club Identification: Row 1 (left to right) — D. Byers, G. Detter, B. Sadler, G. Tucker, N. Dobrosky, J. Jensen, R. Dobrosky, Mr. Stan- ford, K. Takanabe, E. Fietz; Row 2 — W. Locher, M. Okamoto, F. Hoppe, H. Jensen, M. Wilton, A. Greenwood, A. Schwartz, E. Gum- ming, E. Greenwood, I. Milhol- land, M. Parr Cosmopolitan Identification: Row I (left to right) ' -M. Pearson, D. Perdew, G. Brown, M. H. Cherbak. D. Mac- Roberts, D. Brockmeier, B. Gratz; Row 2 — J. Bennett, M. Bennett, D. Von Lehe, P. Johns, T. Larkin, E. Holmes, J. Bogue, Mrs. Flem- ing; Row 3 — E. Malcolm, B. Warn, E. Appel, K. Barnes, A. HoUoway, E. M. Harkness Ninety-Three

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Alpha Gamma Sigma Recognition of high scholastic attainment is the basis for ad- mission to Alpha Gamma Sigma, state scholarship society. Thirty- five quality points are required for membership. During the first semester the honor group cele- brated with a visit to the Little Theatre in Padua Hills. A gala dinner at the Fontana Inn honored second-semester members. Discussing her recent trip to England Mrs. Verna Clapp headed the evening ' s program which also included initiation of new members. Accompanied by Miss Pearl Clark, adviser, six delegates attended the conven- tion on Treasure Island. FURRINERS Early in the year out-of-state students band- ed together in the Furriners Club. Meetings gave them opportunities to become acquainted and to reminisce about back home. Eager to learn the strange ways of the natives, they in- vited Barbara Gearhart and Francis Lucas to demonstrate local dance steps. At another party in January members told what they thought of a California Christmas. Many states and sev- eral foreign countries are represented in the membership. Miss Clark and Mr. Booth, ad- visers. Officers: V. Sandberg, J. Reed, presi- dents; J. Jensen, G. White, vice-presidents; G. Defter, B. Wright, secretary-treasurers. Alpha Gamma Sigma identification: Row 1 (lett to rigiit) — E. Fietz, M. E. Myers, F. Doming, A. Burton, S. Russell, V. Pierce, G. Wallace, C. Yamaguchi, M. Wilton. H. Donovan, P. Grahame, E. Greear, M. M. Fleming, M. Swank, and D. Brock- meier; Row 2 — J. Settle, J. Mason, M. Bennett, A. Seelye, E. Friested, B. J. Verity, M. Munger, J. Weber, E. Poe, J. Mehl, B. Bowen, M. Watson, V. Wolfe, J. Nesbit; Row 3— C. Vickery, R. Russell. L. Fietz, K. Fischer, B. Ford, P. Johns, M. L. Payne, N. Nanassy, C. Mead, C. Kilbourne, V. Hlis, G. Hutch- ison, G. Ritter, M. E. Rahn, and Miss Clark; Row 4— W. W. Math- er, K. Takanabe, H. Salisbury, A. Olsen, P. Lucas, D. Wilcox, W. Mertz, A. Esse, H. Francis, R. Schlecht, R. Clark, D. Mead, H. Barcus, and F. Tift Furriners Club Identification: Row 1 (left to right) — J. Deal, L. Christensen, S. Johnsen, J. Jensen, H. Jensen, B. Wright, G. Lovell, B. Alexander, V. Sandberg; Row 2 — Miss Clark, D. Olsen, H. Smith, G. Detter, G. White, E. Jones, H. Rand, E. Fost- er, E. Spies, D. Batten; Row 3 — R. Spies, C. Vickery, I. Fichtner, H. Moehle, H. Kieser, B. WyatI, T. Peters, S. Friesen, W. Wilson Ninety-Five