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

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LA CUESTA 1930 McNamara Cain Giordano Hanley Reed Ackley Vigil Donohue Pechurich Jakle Bunte Parks Newman C ub Founded January 9, 1930 Colors-Red and White Flower--Red and White Carnations OFFICERS George T. Hanley--President lst Vice-Pres.-Walter Cain Ruth K. Donohoe-2nd Vice-Pres. Gen. Secy.-Catherine McNamara Joseph T. Pecharich-Rec. Secy. Treasurer-Catherine Giordano Amelia Vigil-Alumnae Secretary Chaplain-Father Albouy MEMBERS Marcus Reed Edwin Parks Manfred Ackley Ann Jakle Mary Bunte F. C. Osborn-Sponsor The object of the Newman Club shall be to foster the spiritual, intel- lectual, and social interests of the Catholic students here and to weld them together into a common union to assist the college and its students when- ever possible and to aid in the work of the church. The Newman Club is a member of the Federation of College Catholic Clubs and engages in the Work of the Federation. Originally made up of twelve charter members, its roster now contains forty students. Onc Hundred Twenty-s

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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

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LA CUESTA 1930 Lintz Deaver Doepke Moore Copeland Langenegger Wagner E. Mitchell McDonald Engle Anderson Johnson Gammage Garver Y. McFate Gammill Stevenson Peila Giordano Allen Sigma Eta Alpha Founded November 26, 1929 Colors-Silver and Rose Flower-Wild Rose OFFICERS Catherine Giordano-President Vice-President-Dick Peila William Johnson-Treasurer Secretary--Peggy Engle Margaret Allen-Council Council-Hazel Peila Dr. Mary A. Hill-Advisor Dean M. Lintz-Honorary Member MEMBERS Ressa Anderson Lewis McDonald Harriet Hurst Elsie Deaver Aura Mae Robbins William Johnson Melvin Gammage Alice Ferrell Eva Mitchell Evelyn Garver Pauline Penick Yale McFate ' Lucille Jaeger Helen Copeland Glenda Porter Con Langenegger Lydia Doepke Charlotte Stevenson John Moore Jackie Gammill Joseph T. Pecharich Henryetta Wagner Mildred Winn With the beginning of the fall quarter there was organized in the college an honor society known as Sigma Eta Alpha. In this organization officers are elected at the beginning of each quarter, and, under the guidance of these officers, the Society carries on its own social activity. Since the organization of Sigma Eta Alpha there has been a notice- able increase in the number of students making the honor roll each quar- ter. This increased scholastic effort is partially stimulated by the desire for permanent membership in the honor society. At the present time effort is being made to secure a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa for the college here. One Hundred Twenty-s