Northern Arizona State Teachers College - La Cuesta Yearbook (Flagstaff, AZ)

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LA CUESTA 1930 McDonald Johnson Denver Pexla B. McFnte Meadows Wilson Lanirenemzer Gammage N Student Bo IJ Officers Founded October 4, 1926 Colors-Blue and Gold Lewis McDonald .............. President Vice-President .... William Johnson Elsie Deaver ,,,.,,,,,,,.,..,,.,, Secretary Treasurer ........................ Dick Peila Bruce McFate .............. Yell Leader Social Mgr. ........ Weaver Meadows Norman Wilson .............. La Cuesta Pine .................... Con Langenegger Pine ,,,,..,,,,.....,,..... Melvin Gammage Nearing its close is the most successful year in the history of the Associated Students of A. S. T. C. Victory has been with us in many undertakingsg only one touchdown was scored against our football teamg our basketball team won the majority of the games they playedg there was singular development in the girls' athletics, and creditable progress was made in the fields of dramatics, forensics, and other scholastic work. The production of the opera Martha was an epoch in the field of music. In the history of the school there is no greater manifestation of loy- alty among the students than the movement to place a bronze plate por- trait and inscription of Dr. Gammage in the halls of the new library building. There has been noticeable improvement in the college publications, and the staffs of these have undertaken and accomplished tasks previously unthought of. The close of this school year leaves a challenge for the succeeding students in charge to develop these until they are second to none in the country. i As we look back through the days of the year and think of the splendid cooperation between faculty and students we are glad that We have such a college year to hold in the realms of memory. One Hundred Eighteen

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LA CUESTA 1930 Denver McDonald Meadows Brickey Copeland Wuger Mitchell W'ilson Thomas Gilman Stu ent Counci Established October 4, 1926 Colors--Royal Blue and Gold Lewis McDonald-President Secretary-Elsie Deaver CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Norman A. Wilson Helen Gilman Helen Copeland Frank Brickey Cecil Thomas ' Clinton Wager Weaver Meadows Olive Mitchell Each year, the Student 'Council has been coming more and more into its own. This year, it has shown to a marked degree that it is worthy of being called one of the most active bodies on the campus. The members have all been very loyal, and have cooperated in a splendid manner. Each one has expressed opinions regarding opportuni- ties for action on the part of the Council. One of the most outstanding accomplishments was the sending out of a series of three letters to high school graduates throughout the state outlining the advantages of A. S. T. C. as the place for continuing their education. These letters were sent out at intervals of two weeks, and were given a personal touch through being signed by individual members of the Council. An office of Forensic Managerhas been created. Steps are being taken whereby a position of Business Manager can be created. This office would result in giving the students definite financial statements. As a result of the concentrated efforts of the Council, there is to be a school nurse on the camfpus some time next year. The next step will be the establishing of a hospital ward. Among the many things that the Council has discussed for future development, is the building of a recreation hall. One possibility for such a place would be a log cabin under the pines. One Hundred Nineteen