San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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: $ 3. 5. w 5. ,. BLAISDELL, EDNA l. Pd. B. Colorado State Teach- ers' College; Pd. M. Western State College of Colorado. HARVEY, DOROTHY R2 Assembly Program Commit- tee, '24. KERR, EVANGELINE CARRIE. Petrol. President Class. '22; Special Art Certificate, '22: Organizer of O. N. 02 Club, '23 ; Tennis Coach and manager, '23, '24; President Degree Class, '24. KYLE, MINNIE S. Graduate State Normal School, '20. MCRAE, EMMA BALL Michigan State Norma! Col- lege; University of Arizona. Secretary Senior Class, '24; Faculty Student Council, '23, '24. NAYLOR, BLANCHE P. G. Stanford.

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CLASS OF 1924 CLASS is born with the matriculation of the yearly income of green freshmen and, growing, passes through the stages of childhood, adoles- cence and maturity. The Class of 1924 became a living organism in 1922 when it entered the life of the State College as the second class to enter. Henry Parrish was elected the hrst president, and Betty Lee the viceapresi- dent. Harold MacArthur was elected secretary, and Burton McKim treasurer. The class immediately decided to hold a dance and to oppose the sophomores. The hrst, in the form of the Fresh Trot, was a decided success, but the latter was a distinct failure. Athletically, the class made a fine showing. The interclass track meet and the cross country run were both won by the first year men. The interclass baseball series proved a failure, the sophs winning two games out of the three. The following September Burton McKim was elected president, and Eliza- beth Wilson, vice-president. Augustus Mack was elected secretary, and Ray Amend, the treasurer. Frederic Osenburg was elected the sergeant-at-arms. The class again decided upon a dance and opposition to the incoming class. Both, the first in the form of a barn dance, and the second were successes. Athletically, the class was supreme. The cross country and the track meet were won. The track meet at hrst ended in a triple tie, but on the second running was won by the sophs. The baseball series went in two disastrous games to the class of '24. The scores were 3-1 and 14-1. One of the features of the year was the sophomore assembly, run entirely by sophomores. It was also five members of this class Who founded and organized States' first honorary f raternity, the Skull and Dagger, an honorary dramatic and literary fraternity. This class this year is the largest ever graduated from either the State College or the Normal School, and indicative of what the coming years will bring to State. A number of the graduates will remain and take their A. B. degrees in two years.