Fresno State College - Campus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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This year the class was under the leadership of the following officers. First semester President, Leslie Heath, Vice-President, Welbourne Thomas, Secretary, Jean Turner. Second Semester, President, Qliver Nichols, Vice-President, Arthur Safstrom, Secretary, Lehla Slocum. A very interesting sophomore assembly and dance was given during sophomore week. As proof of their originality and ability the class succeeded in constructing a huge Bulldog float which was entered in the College division of the Raisin Day Parade. The float was well received as was proven by the winning of the silver cup. Later the Bull- dog was presented to the student body. Again they refrained from ascending further for a few brief months and returned as Juniors, destined to be better climbers than ever. During the Junior year the class was under the following leadership. first semester: President, Art Safstrom, Vice-President, Chester Guthrie, Secretary, Zona Aldrich, Treasurer, Richard Walmsley, Sargeant of Arms, Stanley Murray, Yell Leader, Tommy Gonzales. Second semester: President, Chester Guthrie, Vice-President, Tommy Gonzales, Secretary, Phyllis Gray, Treasurer, Barrett Patton, Sargeant-at-Arms, Roland Walker. Dr. -fenney was the assistant who gave sound advice. Under his leadership many interesting programs were carried out. Repeating the traditions as Sophomores the Junior class designed and built an attractive float that was entered in the College Division of the Raisin Day Parade. The class was active not only in student body and educational affairs, but also in athletic having outstanding figures in football, basket-ball, and track. , The notable social affair was the Junior Senior Prom which was held at the Paradise Ballroom on lVlay15. At last comes the final year of the class' history at the fresno State College. This was the greatest year for we had been promoted to the highest position possible, that of seniors. A more stable organization was carried out under the leadership of the following officers: first semester, President, Roland Walker, Vice-president, Jack Arnold, Secretary, Peggy Chesnutt, Treasurer, Raymond Mcl-lenry. Second semester: President, l-lal Beatty, Vice-President, Kitty lvlae Doss, Secretary, Lucille Walters, Treasurer, Myron Anderson. Senior clay and Commencement were the major events of the year. A very interesting senior week was carried out including an interesting program and Senior breakfast on May 27. As a graduation class we are glad to embrace the larger opportunities and climaxes of even more importance than college graduation. Reminiscence of the past four years will always recall pleasant events long to be remembered. C A M P U S I 9 3 2 T1UCllfy-Sl'l'FlI

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Twenty-Eigbl ZONA ALDRICH A. B. General Elementary Alpha Theta, Tolcalon, '31, '32, Athenaeum 31, '39, Vice-President, Associated Students, 31, Secretary Junior Class, '31, Productions Council '31, Board of Direc- tors, 31, Stage Manager, Kut-Ups, 'Q9, College Day Pageantm '30, '31, '39, ' Juno and the Paycoclc '31, Clarence 31, Rally Committee, '31, '32, ARTHUR ANDERSON DORIS ANDERSON A. B. in Education General Elementary MILDRED ANDERSON A. B. Degree General Elementary F. S. C. Glee Club, F. S. C. Symphony Orchestra. MYRON M. ANDERSON ROSALIE ANDERSON A. B. Degree Pre-Secondary Ed. Major in Home Economics The Key, Home Economics Club, Secretary- Treasurer, Y. W. C. A., Cabinet Member Y. W. C. A., A. W. S. Luncheon Club. C A M P U S 7::wr11-H 3 1-'T-'ETTCWC -f-.- F' iilf.1Ef3,g,,'-.1z'- .3 'J' I 'I-'4 X29 F--T3 -:-,QE . W , Sgr, ..l' 34:1 .. 241' - 71,197 i'.:ff'r,lg, 1.2s'l' 1 I: Legg ,,,, ' - T'-qi.-' 1.5sl1,'i'LA.r7 ':'fI 'I,':.., 'L-:.-215.-. - 1 . - .-T -I -4-f ' ? ff--J. T: - Zff-ffa ,r flu e. fe. C , C., I 9 3 2 HELEN E. ARCHIBALD Y A. B. General Elementary Clee Club, Y. NW. C. A., General Elrmen- tary Club. DOROTHY H. ARNIM A. B. General Elementary Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, General Elementary Club. JACK AR N OLD A. B. Pre-Se-:ondafY President Fresno Natural History Society, 'Q9-'30, Vice-President Senior Class, 31, '31, Vice-President, Sigma Delta Upsilon, 1931-3Q VAHAN ARSENIAN A, B. in General Pre-Secondary with Chemistry as Maior and Mathematics as Minor Transfer from American Anatolia College' Salonilca, Greece GWENDOLYEN C. ASKIN l A. B. General Elementafal Y. W. C. A., '31, '32, Klpri Club, '31, '39 RUTH BARDELL A. B. Social Science Transfer from U. S. C. Vi ' , -. ...-,-,- FI I-I I A, .71---st .J Sl if ,V r ' l l I , I . .. - ,-.-...am . ., 1 ' :5.I-fLf.-ae::z.1- . ,,..- .. ,LQ I :E-.L...a...e,.., Y r