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

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LA CUESTA 1930 Redman Wilson Zaner ' Coffey Alllen Cooper Detloff Smith Pear Chiono Fritz Thomas Moses Easley A Cl b This club is composed of men who have Won the honor A in inter- collegiate athletics. Its purpose is to promote the athletic ideals of the college, to foster fellowship among the groups and better the athletic interests of the college. The club has also taken an active and prominent part in intramural sports and in the social activities of the school. One Hundred Thirty-th ree

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LA CUESTA 1930 Hansen Armstrong Hanley Tidwell Kieren Pace Wage Black Flores Cain Gibbons Mulleneaux Ijlolt Sirrine J h A Club OFFICERS Clyde Caffey-President Secretary-Treasurer-Cecil Thomas ACTIVE MEMBERS Ford Hoffman ' Philip Moses J. B. Easley Austin Gibbons Enoch Smith Ted Hansen Walter Cain Gove Allen Elias Tidwell William Holt Roy Kieren Warren Sirrine Clinton Wager Otto Fritz John Chiono Frank Armstrong Ellis Johnson Ysaias Flores George Hanley Lynn Pace Mose Cooper Hill Redman Ike Zaner Norman Wilson George Pear Cecil Mulleneaux Les McClure Hubert Detloff Heston Pierce Billie Black ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Lewett Hart Ray Scharer Bob Dickson Bruce McFate Lloyd Wilhite Tommy Weitzel One Hundred Thirty-two

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LA CUESTA 1930 McDonald Gammaze Robison Moore Paynovich U. Ill. C. A. Founded September 28, 1928 Ted Hansen-President Secretary-John Moore Lewis McDonald Nick Paynovich Ambrose McDonald Melvin Gammage Laurence Barfell Weaver Meadows John Robison The Y. M. C. A. was organized on the campus two years ago. It is a member of the Pacific Southwest Student Field Council of the Young Men's Christian Association. Officers are elected in the spring quarter in order that they may be ready to start the work with the beginning of the fall quarter. Little has been accomplished the past year due to the fact that the Y. M. C. A. is not firmly established. It is, however, building itself into the work of the students of A. S. T. C. for it is readily admitted by most people that some kind of a religious philosophy is needed to make a well rounded student life.. Meetings for discussions of various allied student topics are held for twenty or thirty minutes every Sunday morning. All students are invited to these meetings, to express his or her opinion in regards to some of the problems of student welfare. The chief work of the Y. M. C. A. is to help students find a suitable philosophy of life and in aiding the advancement of other organizations on the campus. It is not a competitive organization, but an auxiliary to the others. One Hundred Thirty-four