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

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LA CUESTA 1930 Y. McFnte Jaeger Wilhite McNeilJI Wager Mc Don nld Lynn Alpha Psi Omeqa BETA NU CAST Founded April 5, 1929 Colors-Amber and Moonlight Blue OFFICERS Yale McFate-Director Stage Manager-Clinton Wager Lloyd Wilhite-Business Manager Faculty'Member-Miss Klonda Lynn ACTIVE MEMBERS Lewis McDonald Hal McNeill Lucille Jaeger ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Carrol Booth Ford Hoffman Dorcie Palmer Dorothy Logue W. B. McDonald Kenneth Shumway Sybil Jacobs Winifred Hensley Ruth Hilgeman Beta Nu Cast of Alpha Psi Omega holds the distinction of being the first National Honorary Fraternity at Arizona State. When the cast re- reived its charter this made the sixty-first link in a chain of colleges and universities extending throughout the nation. Alpha Psi Omega was organized as an honor society for those stu- dents doing outstanding work in dramatics. It serves to tie up the casts of the different colleges and universities in mutual brotherhood and service. . One Hundred Twenty-two

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LA CUESTA 1930 Wilson Elliott Apfcl Cnffey Cain Weitzel Schurer Smith Barfell Pear King Brickey - Hurlbert Schroeder Foster Gibbons Moses Pace Redman Si ma Ai ha Colors-Red and White Flower-American Beauty Rose OFFICERS Norman A. Wilson-President Vice-President-Hill Redman Alton Elliott-Secretary Corres. Secy.-Thomas Weitzel Carl Schroeder--Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms-Walter Cain ACTIVE MEMBERS , Ray Scharer Heston Pierce Enoch Smith . Clyde Caffey George Pear Lawrence Barfell Austin Gibbons Lynn Pace Philip Moses Kenneth Caffey PLEDGES James King John Apfel Kenneth Hurlbert Arthur Foster Frank Brickey The local chapter of the Western National Fraternity, Sigma Alpha, was established just this year. This fraternity is for the purpose of establishing and developing a professional spirit, interest, and fellowship among men students, who are preparing to teach physical educationg the prevention of exploitation of athletics by individuals or organizations for enjoyment of spectators, aggrandizement of athletic reputation or for commercial gainsg the encouragement of adequate medical examinations. The fraternity has just this year acquired nine new members and five pledges. Sigma Alpha is one of our most active organizations. One Hundred Twenty-one

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LA CUESTA 1930 Graham Shipley Penick Culbert Chacon B. McFate Hurlhert Ackley Lucas Hancock Stevens Ferrell linker McNeil Bunte Engle Arizona Plaqmalcers EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Yale McFate-Chairman Member-Lewis McDonald Peggy Engle-Vice-President Member-Clinton Wager Constance Shipley-Secretary Faculty-Klonda Lynn Bruce McFate-Business Manager MEMBERS Margaret Allen Alice Ferrell William Holt Audrey Lucas Bruce McFate Pauline Penick Rheta Thomas Alfonso Chacon Edward Culbert Marcus Reed Evelyn Baker Helen Gilman Lucile Jaeger Hal McNeill George Pear Hazel Peila Lloyd Wilhite Verda Judd Ivan Hancock Mabel Ellaby Mary Bunte Maynard Davenport Sue Donna Graham Kenneth Hurlbert Mildred Lechner Dick Peila Manfred Ackley Dorothy A. Booth Priscilla Davenport Charlotte Stevenson Ambrose McDonald This year the Dramatic Club, with the old enthusiasm and energy that has miade it famous, launched out on the most popular and varied program in the history of the club. The Iirst-quarter students saw two great plays, presented in pro- fessional style, Emperor Jones, and The First Year. After these two productions the club devoted its entire efforts to putting over a social event, The Twelfth Night Revels. The club decided to make it an annual affair. They wanted the first Revels to be the biggest and best, and judging from the complimentary remarks of those attending, their efforts were rewarded. One Hundred Twenty-three