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

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IDIEIL SUDOIESTIE G. FOX AULT TRBUTLEIN GEDDES ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS AST year it was said of the Associated Men Students that it was Han organization to back up any project that the men students might desire to put through ; but this year it can truly be said of the A. M. S. that it has done an important work in helping to mold the male students of San Diego State College into an homogeneous body. The first event of the year was a get-together stag party for the purpose of making the members of the intelligent minority of this institution known to each other. The second achievement was the staging of one of the best social affairs in a long timeethe Tacky dance of March 10 at the Forward Club house. The A. M. S. has established itselfethe future looks bright. thcers: Guy Fox, president; Donovan Ault, vice-ptesident; Thoedore Treutlein, secretary; Robert Geddes, treasurer. Page Twenty-lwo

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lDlElL SUIDOIESIHE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS TERENCE GEDDIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President RUTH VARNEY . . . . . i . . i . . . Vice-Pren'dmt ESTHER BUCKLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary ALVAH DE WEESE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Trmmrer DONALD BRAND . . . . . . . . . . Cammz'uz'aner of Finance KENNETH JOHNSON . . . . . . . . Cammiuioner of Athletic: ROBERT BARBOUR . . . . . . . . . ; Men'x Representative ANNETTE ZEISS . . . . . . . . . . Wamm'x Reprumtative KATHRYN SAMMIS . . . . . . . . . Freshman A Reprexmmtive RICHARD NIDA . . . . . . . . . Frexbman B Reprexentative MICHEL S'ADI . . . . . . . . . . Frexbman B Repreuntatz've YEAR the close of another school year, we find the Associated Students the most stable i of the campus organizations. Its career in the year 1927-28 has been a worthy one. etence Geddis has proved himself a very able and conscientious president, and has . the Executive Committee with a steady hand through a year of successful endeavor d accomplishment. There has been a fine spirit of cooperation among the members of the ecutive Committee which is largely responsible for the dispatch with which student airs have been administered this year. Student finances started in the fall with a small deficit, but at the end of the first term, ledger showed a creditable balance. Because of increased expenditures in carrying on V ' activities of the students, a raise in dues became necessary with the result that a con- tutional amendment was passed providing for the change. The added money has so far t used to cover current bills incurred. Freshmen were welcomed to the campus this year as usual by a well programmed . sh Week, at the beginning of each semester. In the Spring semester, the college enter- i yd with a large dance honoring the Freshmen. The affair was a great success, and was t'of the best received of the year's activities. Most outstanding, however, was the tee Follies, underwritten by the Associated Students. m Feeling that San Diego State College has reached the place where systematic control ' the managerial department of activities is needed, the Executive Committee has con- ' ,d with Alvin Morrison, formerly a student of the college, for the position of Graduate ager for next year. This arrangement should assure even greater improvement in the ciency of student activities than has been noticed during the past year. Page TwenIy-one

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IDIEIL SUIDOIESIHE COPPLE HAMILTON BAKER HITT ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS STRIVING to maintain a spirit of friendliness, equality, and sociability has been the purpose of the Associated Women Students of San Diego State College. The social calendar has included a novel assembly program, the sending of delegates to the Inter-collegiate Conference of Associated Women Students at Redlands, the Echo banquet resulting therefrom, and the Feminine Frolics. Taking a step forward in the interests of the women's property, the A. W. S. com- bined with other organizations to make various improvements in the club room and rest room. Scholarship was featured by means of the A. W. S. Scholarship, shared this year jointly by Sydney Davant and Marie Hemey, both of whom achieved exceptionally high records. Page TWenIy-lbrec