San Francisco State University - Franciscan Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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The Grads . . . As San Francisco State's 1939 graduating classes, the seniors immediately elected Albert Hutchinson as president of the high senior class and Johnny MacAndrews re- sumed his formerly elected position as presi- dent of the low seniors. Other oiiicers of the high senior class were Eleanor Oja, Ruth Bradley and Frank Muldoon. Lois Herber as vice prexy, Lorraine Arata as secretary, Madeline Ghiglione as treasurer, Peggy Lewis and Jack Madigan as representatives assisted MacAndrews in the May class work. Veneto's Dinners The Veneto was the scene of two dinner affairs of the senior classes. The iirst was the high senior dinner held on October 26 at which time the january group made plans for their senior week activities. President Hutchinson, active in the education field and in athletics, was given a token of apprecia- tion by the class. On November 50 the low senior class held a similar dinner at the Veneto. Chairman of the dinner was Peggy Lewis assisted by Gloria Barusch, Lois Herber, johnny Mac- Andrews, Vernon Rees, Fred Auch, Madeline Ghiglione and Lorraine Arata. Faculty mem- bers present were Dr. and Mrs. Brown and Dr. and Mrs. Treutlein. Page Twenty-three In january, election was held for the of- ficers of the new low senior class. Lewis Morris was unopposed for the position of president. Frances Twohig nosed out Louise Vallarino for the vice-prexy post. Charles Iago topped the field of four to win the job of secretary and Vern Oulette was elected treasurer. Costume Dance School Days was the setting for an in- formal costume dance sponsored by the May senior class on March 3 in the college gym- nasium. Special decorations depicting the theme were selected and worked out by Kay Wildberger and her committee made up of Isabel Schultzberg, Connie Essex, Lois Towle and Doug Crary. Music and entertainment for the affair was selected by Fred Auch and his committee, Milt Bronstein, George Alves, Leo Dukhorn, Helen Newell and Norman Zech. The publicity for the dance was handled by Bill Rose, jean Dooley and Connie Field. Those assisting the members of the commit- tees were Johnny MacAndrews, Lorraine Arata, Madeline Ghiglione, Lois Herber and Peggy Lewis. Al attending the dance were dressed in the old traditional school days style of short skirts, big bows, knee pants and skull caps. Enscribed in the records of many of the extra-curricular activities are the names of several of the class of '59. Seniors In Music In the field of music the class was parti- cularly active. Having Norman Zech, Milt Front row, left to right: high seniors, Peggy Lewis, A. W. S. representative, Lorraine Arrata, secretaryg John McAndrews, president: Madeline Ghiglione, treasurer. 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Evelyn R. Roberts Aifeldt Irma N. Andreasen Lorraine Arata Frederick E. Auch Dorothy Ayling Katherinanne Bailey Richard Bailey Edward F. Barbano Dorothy Helen Basch Marguerite A. Bellis Harold Barrows Gloria Barusch SENIOR RECORDS . EVELYN R. ROBERTS AFFELDT OAKLAND MAY Evelyn Arfeldt will receive a Bachelor of Arts Degree and a Junior High Credential. She is a member of the Kappa Delta Pi fraternity and previously attended State Normal, Wlhitewater, Wisconsing Univer- sity of Wisconsin: University of Southern California, and University of California at Berkeley. DOROTHY AYLING BURLIN GAME MAY A Junior High Credential with a Special Secondary in Music. Dorothy Ayling was an active participant in the College Sym- phony and Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as in the String Quartet. DOROTHY HELEN BASCH OAKLAND JANUARY Dorothy Basch will be awarded a General Elementary Credential. She belongs to Phi Lambda Chi, Kindergarten-Primary Club, Advisory Council, and A. W. S. Council. as well as serving as hostess at the Fresh- man Reception. IRMA N. ANDREASEN SAN FRANCISCO JANUARY A Bachelor of Arts Degree in Liberal Arts is the degree awarded Irma Andreasen with the January graduating class. She numbers among her activities membership in Open Road Club, and the Spanish Club. Page Twenty-yiife KATHERINANNE BAILEY SAN FRANCISCO MAY Kindergarten-Primary Credential will be awarded Katherinanne Bailey. She served as President of A. W. S., served on the gym committee for Registration, was chair- man of the Advisory Council, belonged to Kappa Delta Pi, Delta Phi Epsilon, Phi Lambda Chi, Sigma Rho Gamma, Alpha Chi Epsilon, Kappa Delta Tau, Delta Sigma Nu, and Westminster Club. MARGUERITE A. BELLIS SAN FRANCISCO MAY A Bachelor of Arts Degree, General Ele- mentary Credential, and Special Secondary in Art ate to be received by Marguerite Basch. She lists A. W. S., Phi Lambda Chi, Wlestminster Club, Brush 'n Palette. Open Road Club, W. A, S., Sigma Rho Gamma, and Advisory Council as her activities. LORRAINE ARATA SAN FRANCISCO MAY Lorraine Arata will receive an Elementary Credential with the May class. She be- longed to the Advisory Council, Bib 'n Tucker, Newman Club, A. XV. S. Council. Registration Committee, Freshman Recep- tion Committee. Senior class secretary and time Senior Ball committee. RICHARD BAILEY HAROLD BARROWS FREDERICK E. AUCH LODI MAY Frederick Auch will be awarded a General Elementary and Junior High Credential, with a Special Secondary in Music. Among his activities he listed Band and Orchestra, and the Music Federation as chief. EDWARD F. BARBANO SAN FRANCISCO JANUARY Special Secondary in Physical Education with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. Barbano formerly attended Oregon State College. He was active in basketball, baseball, junior varsity track, and belonged to the Block S Society, GLORIA BARUSCH SAN FRANCISCO MAY Bachelor of Arts Degree and a Kinder- garten-Primary Credential will be received by Gloria Barusch. She is past president of Alpha Chi Epsilon, member of the C. S. T. A. executive board, on the dance com- mittees for sophomore, iunior, and senior, classes, as well as belonging to Phi Lambda Chi, Advisory Council, and A. W. S.