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

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DEL SHDHESTE. CLASS OF 1925 county only brings thoughts of a class that has left Old State. So next September when the hordes of green students swarm the campus their presence will cause us to look back and think of the Class of '25. For two years the students who compose this group have studied and worked within the walls of State College. After these two years they go out to make bigger gains and to do bigger things. I : VERY year's incoming horde of freshmen from the many high schools of the Long ago, in 1923, Byron Bryant was elected president of the class, then Freshman. His leadership of the group led him to the larger office of Student Body president, to which he was elected the following year. Many social affairs as well as administrative achievements marked the year of Bryantls Freshman presidentship, as decidedly successful. Athletically this class has shown probably more ability than any other one section in the entire school. More men actively participating in sports excepting the present Freshman class, are to be found on its roll, than in any other class in the school. When the idea of the responsibility of graduation and its problems came upon the class at the beginning of the past semester, the group immediately made plans for an election of a new set of ofhcers. After a heated campaign Bill Wright was chosen as president; Ethlynn Boyd, vice-president; Almyra Dawson, secretary; and Bruce Maxwell, treasurer. Several committees were appointed in addition to the regular staff of officers. Ethlynn Boyd had charge of rings, pins and in- vitations. Bruce Maxwell was head of the F inance Committee. Jean Loring managed the dance held at the end of the year. The Banquet Committee was headed by Alice Donnelly. Mary Irwin headed the group in charge of dresses, flowers and colors. The Constitution Committee was composed of Eugenia Welker, Pitts Mack and Almyra Dawson. Wallace Dickey, Lewis Schellbach and Pitts Mack were in charge of the final assembly. This year's graduating class is the largest that has ever left State College or the Normal School and is another step in the direction in which Old State has been traveling the past few years. A great many of the graduates will return next year to stay for another two years, thereby receiving their A. B. degree.

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5-: l'k fwsum 52231-9 - r- : I mesmr i : MAXWELL, BRUCE. Eta Omcga Delta. chrcc in Physical Education, A. B. Varsity Basketball. '22, '23; Varsity Track, '22, '23, '24, '25; Football Squad, '23, '24, '25; Intcrclass Track, '22, '23, '24, '25; lntcrclass Cross-Country, '21, '22; Executive Com. '25; Manager of Basketball, '24; A. M. S. Board of Control, '25; Student-Faculty Council, '24; President of Class, '24: Vicc-Prcsidcnt of Class, '25; Golden 8 Society, '22. '23, '24. '25; Secretary of Golden 'S, '24; Tennis Club. '21, '22; President of Tennis Club, '22; Council of the Cap and Gown, '25. SCHAEFER, RUTH. Alpha Mu Sigma. Education, A. B. S. A, B. E, Club, '25: Scribe and Custodian of the Council 01' the Cap and Gown SUTHERLAND, MRS, AGNES Education, A. B. WELKER, EUCENIA MARIE Education, A. B. San Diego 'l'cachcrs College: Leave of absence from Memorial Junior High School, San Diego City Schools: Founder of The Council of Cap and Gown; Founder of S. A. B. E. Club; Vicc-Councillor, Council 01' Cap and Gown; Chamberlain The Golden Doom ; Old Women . The Prince Who Learned Everything out of Books ; Chairman, Nomin- ating Committcc Graduating Class; Assistant Advertising Munagcr. 'l'rcluwncy 0f the Wells , WELLES, CAROLYN M. Education, A. B. Council of Cup and Gown; 5. A. B, E, Club. WILKINS, RUTH, Komo. Education, A. B. Jug Club, '22, '23. '25: Student Faculty Council, '22, '23, '24, '25 ; 'l'wo Masque Players. 222, '23, '24, '25; Kollcgc Kut-Ups. '23. '24; Mrs Bctt in Lulu Bctt, '23; Miss Kite in The Passing 01' The Third Floor Back. '24: Mrs. Tillman in The Girl With The Grccn Eyes, '25; Manager ofDran1atic:. '25. TRACEY, MRS. Education, A, B. OTHERS who are graduating arc: BROWN, EVELYN DORIS CRANE. DOROTHY E. HERLIHY, MRS. MARJ ORIE MACPHERSON

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TEACHERS COLLEGE AND jUNIOR COLLEGE GRADUATES