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

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enhr. SERVICE MEN on the campus are the members at Oceotl. whose task is to presuve the traditions of the Aztec Tribe. Their energetic anneal drtve which comes to our campus at Christmas time ts recognized immediately by Its eccompany- ing soundsethe merry tune the pennies play as they fall Into the collecting bottles. and the Oceott plea for more music hke that. Another service rendered by the Oceotl men is the difficult one at conducting the Frosh initiation. Oniy those Sophomores and Juniors who have made themselves outstanding through campus activity are selected for membership. Their sponsor is the very busy Dean C. E. Peterson. Birmonthly meetings are held on campus. Best meeting ot the year was that heId jointly with their sister service organization. Cetza. Officers: FaIEePresident. Allan Hughes; Vice-President, Edgar Clark; Secretary. Paul Arriola: Treasurer. Dick Brewer. Springeprestdent. Bob Rivera: Vice-President. Chan Mitchell: Secretary Robert Williams: Treasurer. Russetl Lamoreaux. Members: Allen Hughes. Robert Williams, Chan Mitchell. Dick Brewen Edgar Chalk. Bob Seghn. Paul Arriola. Joe Suozzo. Dan Webster. Jack Hotlandl A. D. Henehan. BiH Cordti John Orcutt. Vernon Rivera Bob Bailey. Biit Wheeler. Gordon Hunziker. Dick Gooding. Phil Bulot. Howard Ouam. Craig Potter. RusseH Lamoreaux. Jack Williams. Joe Botte. Al Pohl. Roy Richards. Left to light, back row: Gotdon Hunzicitr. AHan Hughes, Dan Websttr, Bob Rivera, Edger Cluh. Howard Quam, John Orcutl. Front row: Craig Patten Roy Richalds, Jo: Suuno. Vernon Revers, Rnbart Williams. 30

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CAP AND GOWN members helped brother Blue Keyers with the Youth Congress. presented the Music Department programs to the public and sponsored the Cap and Gown bridge tea and tashion commentary Featuring Miss Louise Sooy. in one at the most active years yet. Purpose of Cap and Gown has atways been to p107 mote the college in the community, and they aim to pubhc'ze more and more in the Future the various activities of the College departments. Thrill ot the year comes on the day when senior women with outstanding scholarship or who have been of greatest service to the schoot are tapped Cap and Gown. Tradi- tional ritual is to gather the girls on the steps of the library to sing the Alma Mater. Sponsored by Dean Mary Mendenhall and Mrs. Albert Jones. Cap and Gowners meet at Scripps Cottage or in Dean Mendenhallts ottice. Finat act of the year 15 the presen- tation ot a schoiatship to deserving students who might otherwise be unable to continue their education. Officers: Chancelor Elizabeth Ish Galhgan Vice Chancelor Minnie G. Dibolf Scribe tFatH . .. Geri Rainwater Herald tSpringt Christine Dickman Members: Minnie 6. DiboH. Geraldine Rainwater. Christine Dietman. Yvette Magagq nose. Marion Goodwin Ausnesst Myriam Gill. Betty Juel. Grace Tupper. Peggy Peterst Betty Lu Zumwalt. Jeanne Couvrette, Phylhs Sanderst Lois Ybarra. Catherine Wueste. Mary Ellen Bowlby. lsh Galligan. Left to right. beet row: Betty Just, Elizabeth lsh Eatligan, Marian Goodwin Ausness. Betty Lou Zumwalt; middle row: Grace Tuppcn Mary Ellen Bowlby. Christine Dickman, Catherine Wuaste: front tow: ?cggy Peters. Yvette Magagnosc. Myriam Grille Geri Rainrmiu, Minnie G. Diball.

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Left to right: standing. back row: Francuianc O'NziiL Barbara Woodhousc. Hadarah Domnilz, Virginia Cromberg. Thelma Hallingsworth. Pa! Haney. Meryl Cook. Mary Ftnnces Larmlcrc. Leon: Carlson. Betty Wallace. Malgnrct Gentty. Sitting, hon! row: Atlinc Haugcn. Frances Mullaiey. Willma Deuel, Virginia Wells. Ruth Foster, Stella DiboIL Dorothy Lundy. Dorothy Rnbinowih. Marcia Taliafcrro. Betty Whitaker. Nancy Julian. Edalcc Orcuit. Katherine Lee. SERVICE WOMEN are those in Cetza. Membersh1p 'Is based upon good scholarship. service toward the school. and leadership ability. Perhaps the most outstanding fact about the organization 15 the way in which these Cetza queens work together in bringing a variety of service to the school. Many a bewildered Freshman has been gratehul to them for their help in the orientation program. and many a serv- icemen was made happy upon receiving a Cetza Christmas box. Participation in the many Functions 01f Cetza prepares its members for possible service in Cap and Gown. The oHicers For the year: FallePresident, Stella Dibofl: Vice-F'rensickzntr Nana RatchHe: Secretary. Barbara Woodhouse: Treasurer, Jeanne Breazeale. SprinQePresident. Mamie: Taliaferro; Vice-President Nancy Julian: Secretary. Virginia Cronburg: Treasurere Lois Ann Jones. Members: Pat Caliend. Leone Carlson. Virginia Cronburq. Stella leoll. WiHma DeueL Hadarah Dominitz. Mama Fleming, Ruth Foster, Pat Herney. Thelma Hollingsworth. Lois Ann Jonese Nancy Julian. Mary Frances Larzalere. Dorothy Lundv. Francesiane O'Neifl, Edalee Orcutt. Nona RathiHe. Marcia Taliaferro, Julie Taylor. Betty Wallace. Virginia Wells. Beverly Westerhnd. Iona Foster. Frances Mullaley. Arlene Haugen. Dorothy Rae binowitz. Katherine Lee. Betty Jane Whitaker. Meryl Cook. 3l