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

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of Athletics. Lane Coie. Appointed as Publicity director and Historian respectively were Dick Ryberg and Florence Goodill. Aztecs are still talking about the good spaghetti and tun they had at the Fresh picnic November 27. Always one of the main class events, the picnic this year was held at Eucalyptus Park. where games and eats gaiore were the order ot the day. A vote of thanks went to Betty Cfapper and her committee for making the affair a success. The class also proved their willingness to work tor the school when they helped sponsor one at the early news letters . . . They also contributed to the Cetza drive. To polish off the tali semesteri the class of '46 gave a successful Blue Book Ball, featuring a local broadcast. A combination trosh reception and Blue Book Ball was held again on February 23 at Pacific Square. with the nine social fraternities presenting their choices for Blue Book Belle. Stepping through a lacy val- entine was Gerry Alien. queen at the event. with atw tendants Jean Franck. Marion Keeler. Doris Beizung. Betty Ratciitte, Mary Bam-Fordi Eloise Muzikar. Pat Layton and Perrietta Burke. Working with the sophomore ciassi trosh also put on the AII-Aztec Review. No Prior- ities. Fieasei' which proved highiy successful. Lettermzn's Club took over the task of informally including the fresh into the Associated Student Body of San Diego State this year. Offenders who broke strict conduct rules laid down for ftcsh- men were Clapped into ujail and mud: to pay their homage to Manly by sing- ing, dancing and Eow-towing. 27

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Secretary Betty Marie Wood. President Bob Smith. Vice President Gloria Carmichael and Treasurer 5'45 Mendenhau WPH? W W!!! SPF .t 5hOVI'I 5? the CF65: at '42 as they Ilroll across the law: from the Cat. FROM THE HBEANIE BOUNCE in September untii the big Frosh assembly in Aprilt the freshman class and their hard-working cabinet have shown upperctassmen that though they were new. they had the true Aztec spirit. Etected early in the fall were Bob F. Smith. a president who won the re- spect of all the class by his speaking and managing ability: vice president. Gloria Carmichaelt through whose attorts the Beanie cess: Betty Marie Wood. a secretary who for once he board up to date: Bob Mendenhalt. a capable treasure Bouncett was a suc- pt the trash bulletin r. and Commissioner 26

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Left in right back row: Fred Jennings. Jim Failehild, Dean C. E. Pekrson. Jack Jackson, Dean A. 6. Petersom Jim Ahler. hm DaEF. Herb Blossom. Bob Austin. Front row: John Rubcrts, 620:9: 0. Reed. Bill Simonun. Murl Gibsone Dick Mitchell. Bob Manic, Tony Ghiu. Jim Hurley. Joe Seminalia. ONE IN A HUNDRED that'sBlueKey.oneofthehundred national honorary service organizations throughout the country. Outstanding upper- division men who maintain a l.3 grade average are eligible to join this hard-workmg group. Impressions of the Youth Congress held in the spring were high school students anadjng the campus . . . Aztecs trying to impress small fry . . . Biue Key members promotlng Order out 01f the chaos to make a definite success of this new type of service. The Youth Congress was but one of the many Hgood ideasm put over by Biue Key this year. Other projects were the maintenance of Hats Off and publicity of the new group insurance. Dean A. 6. Peterson sponsors the group. FaH Ohficers: Spring Bob Menke President Jack Jackson Murl Gibson Vice-president Tony Ghio Jack Jackson Secretary Joe Seminario Fred Jennings Treasurer Alan Perry-George 0. Reed Members: Bob Menkeh Murl Gibson. Jim Ahler. Dick Mitchell. Fred Jennings. Alan George 0. Reed, Bob Farmer. Jim 5. Joe Seminarloe Jack Jackson. Darwin Perry. Jim Fairchild. Tony Ghio. Bill Simonsen. Hurley. Jim Dell. Herbert Blossom. John Robert Flakoll. 28