College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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SAN MATEO JUNIOR COLLEGE 47 lllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIIllIlIIllIII1IrllllvllllllllIllIllIllllllllllllvllltyllllllllvlvllllllvl I I I I I lllllllllrllrll unior College Players ATH1311 an exclusive organizationg a prospective member must act in a play or be a member of the producing committee before he may belong. Regardless of this rigid rule, the enthusiasm of the young dramatists runs high. The efforts of the members, combined with the inspiring aid of Miss Ada Beveridge, culminated in two highly successful productions, The Qzzeerfs Hur- baml and The Green Godcleyr. Anotherlplay, Second Cbilrlboofl, a farce, ended the dramatic year. Meetings are held at bi-monthly luncheons, and speakers interested in the drama are engaged for those occasions. The constant activities of the group make the organization one of the most active and worth while on the campus. Prexirlem . . . Virginia Bennett Vice-Presiflenl . . . Ted Hand Bzzrifzeu Mamzger . . Dale Kearns

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46 The CAMPUS f 1930 . Sldusic Department ARLY rehearsals . . . queer weak sounds . . . later rehearsals . . . recog- nition . harmony . . . band, orchestra, and glee clubs . . . all aspiring musicians . . . final rehearsals . . . reward . . . joy in the music . . . satis- faction . . . well-done work . . . pleasure for others . . . recitals . . . concerts . . . programs for assemblies . . . radio broadcasts . . . this is the record of the music department. Blum? ami Orcherzfm, Direction of Robert Louis Barron Wfomenif and Meuzfr Glee Clnbr, Direction of Williarn A. Fuhrman

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,' 1 KN X J . I v'-' 'Y - -I -P-4 it Clbe CAMPUS f 1930 umnmln umuuunvnnyllnmun I:unuIInI1uvIvuInunuIrnInvInuInmmmInfInumm:mynnnuummmlnumnm . eflmplvyctions HIS organization started out as a group of elected leaders working as a whole, with the idea of individual service. It is not a political club. It was first organized as the Key Club in the fall of '28 by Dean Hop- kins, and the first president was jack Patterson. An expansion of interest in activities, student government, athletics, dra- matics, and scholarship appeared with the growth of San Mateo. In all these helds of activity the students were motivated by a desire to serve their college and to make it better thereby. Dean Robert J. Hopkins realizing this, sponsored the establishment of a college men's honorary service club, the Amphyction Society, welded together by common interests and friendships which are the outgrowth of contacts with each other in the classroom, on the athletic field, and in all branches of student activity. The requirements for belonging to the Amphyctions are that the members be either officers of the student body, or the presiding officers of some active club in the school. Satisfactory scholarship is required and the number is limited to twenty. Prerirlent . . . Theodore Bryant Vice-Prericiem . . . . Gerrit Pos Secret:z1'y-T1'ezz5zz1'e1' . . Alan Metzger'