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

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LA CUESTA 1930 Hayden DuRay Rust , Skidmore Pccharich Winn Deaver Alpha Phi Founded March 21, 1927 Colors-Red and Black Flower-Indian Paint Brush OFFICERS Joseph T. Pecharich-President Vice-President-Robert Scudder Paul F. Rust-Secretary Treasurer-Mildred Winn Fay DuRay-Editor Scientific Faculty Advisor-Chester F. Chatter Deaver Dr. W. R. Skidmore-Parliamentarian ACTIVE MEMBERS Maynard Davenport Orval Hayden Allan Cree' Alvin Lloyd May Hall ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Dr. Harold S. Colton Dr. V. M. Slipher Dr. C. O. Lampland Dr. G. A. Pearson PLEDGES Mary Bunte Olive Mitchell Ivan Hancock Robert Dickson Jack Patrick Elsie McCauley Elizabeth Hachtel Margaret Cooney Dorothy Norman Bernice Kent Vilda Fillerup Nicholas Paynovich ' Stanton Wallace Alpha Phi is beyond the embryonic stage, being one of the oldest active organizations on the campus. The ob-jective of this organization is to create and stimulate interest in science and scientific progress. Alpha Phi through its official publication, Scientific Chatter, disseminates in- formation, in popular style, on many interesting subjects pertaining to some field of science. This organization is affiliated with the American Association for the Advancement of Science. One Hundred Twenty-four

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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

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LA CUESTA 1930 Gibbons McCauley Ethimzton Cooney Fillerup Bosley Donohoe Shelhamer Chappell Norman Pace Nelson Benson Dyson Mills Duke Mitchell Brown Parker Omicron Kala-Ina Gamma Colors-Yellow and White Flower-Chrysanthemum OFFICERS Ruth Katheryn Donohoe-President Sec.-Treas.-LeVon Gibbons Dorothy Dyson-Vice President Faculty Member-Bess Chappell ACTIVE MEMBERS Charlotte Mills Sylvia Shelhamer Bee Brown Helen Pace Marguerite Duke PLEDGES Dorothy Norman Olive Mitchell Evelyn Ethington Margaret Cooney Lucille Parker Maurine Nelson Mary Benson Elsie McCauley Melba Bosley Vilda Fillerup Omicron Kappa Gamma was organized this year into a local sorority previously known as the Home Economics Club. The sorority purposes to promote interest in home making and right living. While at present it is only locally organized it is the aspiration of the group to affiliate with a national honorary sorority soon. It is felt that through the activities of the society the girls have been brought into closer relationship and a kindlier atmosphere has been created. One Hundred Twenty-five