San Jose State College - La Torre Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1933 volume:

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Lead- ers come To The surface, new plans, new venTures, new successes. We have a parTicuIarIy diTTicuIT siTuaTion here aT San Jose. RighT in The shadow oT Two greaT univer- siTies, we musT conTinue To TuncTion. College spiriT in a group largely urban and commuTing is diTTicuIT aT besT, buT doubly so if we aTTempT To ape ourfamous neighbors. I believe we are developing a spiriT and a personaIiTy oT our own. I.iTTIe Tlashes Trom day To day, IiTTIe successes in compeTiTion, iTems oT Tavor- able comparison, all These add To our saTisTacTion, our sense oT well being and devoTion To The college of our choice. Alumni Teel iT, occasionally Too IaTe. Dear old San Jose , one oT Them said To me recenTIy, dreamy- eyed, whaT a wonderTuI Time I had in Those glorious, care-Tree years around ThaT quad. I hope your year now closing will be Tlooded wiTh happy memories in The years To come. Dr. IvIacQuarrie, PresidenT oT San Jose STaTe College. Jug, , ,- . , .N il, .iq- .L.'.:'-' ' 7 M A... -gg-q,,g,gL...x4hhn.... 124- -A ...... ,,.., 1.ll'r'AiH.. .Li,Lx.-' '- '3S'4'l-- -Ax-L-H-lnnlhi 'L 'S-Juli-'M 'hiduiih TO OUR FACULTY lnspired by a leader whose friendliness is conlagious, llwe iacully members of San Jose Slale have replaced forbidding formalilries willfi an unieigned readiness To co-operale. ln +l1e corridors as well as in Jrlie class- rooms, all are desirous of solving The problems of any sjrudenl and aiding l'1im To aclwieve bis goal. f I ANNE AALFS. A.B. Y. W. C. A. JUDSON ASPINWALL, B.S. lnclusfrial Arfs JOYCE BACKUS. B.S. Library DORIS BARBAREZ Appoinlmenl Office CAROLINE BAILEY Library BETH BAILEY Conlroller's OFHce RAYMOND BARRY. Pl'1.D. I-lead of English Depi. PAUL BEARD, Pl1.D. Naiural Science MARIAN BENTON Business Office BARRY BERING, M.A. Malhemalics CAROLINE BERRY. l3.E. Ari LILLIAN BILLINGTON, A.B. Commerce ERWIN BLESH, B.S. Physical Educalion, Men E. D. BOTLS. PI1.D. Naiural Science O. L. BRAUER, Ph.D. Na+ural Science AUGUSTA BREKELBAU M, BM. Music GEORGE BRERETON, M.A. Police Adminisfralion OWEN BROYLES. M.A. Social Science FLO RENCE BRYANT. A.B. English MARTHA BUCI-ISER lnformalion Office HELEN BULLOCK, A.B. Library FRED BUSS, M.A. Nafural Science SUSAN BYRNE, M.A. Ari MYRTLE CALKINS Sec. Physical Ed. Depl. LTwelvel i I lx ii . X 1 j l l A 1 . foe mix I EARL CAMPBELL, Ph.D. . fl! Social Science ,L FRANK CHALEANT, A.B. . X, Modern Languages ll irtx FRANCES CONKEY, M.S. fs- Wi - l Home-making , l X EARL coum, 13.5. l Nalural Science 5 MABEL CRUMBY, M.A. AL' Educalion l I MARIE CURTIS. M.A. JIM Commerce J CORINNE DAVIS, M.A. Isl! Psychology DORIS DEAN. RA. AQ Physical Educalion. Women lL A Ll DUDLEY DeeRooT. M.A. -KX ix l-leacl Foolball Coach .ll I EMILY DEVORE, M.A. l i li NX, Educalion M l JAMES DEvoss, PRD. 'I' Dean of Upper Division A M HELEN D1MMicK, M.A. lk V Dean of Women la I - li FLORENCE DOSTER, A.B. ' ' Personnel Office M SARAH DOWDLE, M.s. l , Home-making 'll CARL DUNCAN, Pl1.D. '-.l Nafural Science lv xl RALPH ECKERT, A.B. fig Speech Arfs PM ' l 'NL JAY C. ELDER. Ph.D. l Dean of Lower Division fill 3 ' 1 ' WILLIAM ERLANDSON. B.M. ! R Music fbi ELIZABETH EEE, A.B. flxiqx I 110333 l-lomeemalcing ,f all WINIFRED EERRIS, M.A. I ll Modern Languages l H LEEANA FISHER. A.B. i' Ari' 'L ,I l . L , if ix QF, v i r i . l , A 1 .Lil 1 l T h i r l' e e n l GEORGE FREELAND. Pl'1.D, l-lead of Educafion Dept MILDRED GENTRY. MA. Social Science GUY G. GEORGE. M.A. Commerce HUGH GILLIS. A.I3. Speech Arfs ROBERT GITLER, A.B. Library CHARLES GODDARD, A.B. Dean of Men META GOLDSMITH, M.A. Modern Language FREDERICK GRAHAM, Ph.D. Social Science JESSI E GRAHAM, M.A. Commerce ELEANOR GRATZ. M.A. Malhemalics, English LILLIAN GRAY. B.E. Educalion ERNEST GREENE, M.A. Nalural Science ELLIOTT GUILD, M.A. Social Science CECI LE l'IALI.. M.A. Ed ucalion KATI-I ERI N E HALL, M .A. Educaiion ANNA HALLBERG Library H. H. HALLIN, C.L.U. Commerce Sl BYL HANCHETT, A.B. Music ALICE HANSEN. M.A. Naiural Science HELEN HARDENBURGH, M.A. Physical Educelion, Women KARL HAZELTINE. PILD. Nalural Science FLORENCE HENDERSON, M.A. Speech Arfs FRANCES HICHBORN. A.B. Library HARRISON HEATH, M.A. Maihemafics ARTHUR HICKS, Pl1.D. English CLARA HINZE. B.L. Social Science ESTELLE HOISHOLT. M.A. Ari I Ilfourfeeni I Ffeenl CARL HOLLIDAY, Ph,D., D.C.L English A. I-I. HORRALL, M.A. Educalion WILBUR HUBBARD, A.B. Physical Educafion. Men LYDIA INNES. A.B. Appoinlmenf Secrefary ALLEN JACOBS, MS. Nalural Science ELIZABETH JADEROUIST, Ph.D Modern Languages ELIZABETH JENKS. Ivl.A. Head of Speech Arls Depl ELIZABETH JORDAN. A.B. Arl .IAN KA LAS Music WAYNE KARTCHNER, A.B. Nafural Science DOROTHY KAUCHER, Ph.D. Speech Arfs FLORENCE KEEGAN, A.B. Library ARTHUR KELLY. M.A. Commerce ANNE KIDD Sec. Io Confroller MAUDE KNAPP. M.A. Physical Educafion, Women OLIVE KUNTZ,PI1.D. Social Science EDITH LATTA Sec. Educafion Dept A. H. LUBOWSKI, Ph.D. Modern Languages H. C. MCDONALD, M.A. Head of Phy. Ed. Depi. ELIZABETH McFADDEN, A.B. Sfudenl Heallh LUCILLE MCKEOWN Personnel Office OUIDA MALLET. A.B. Home'maIcing HELEN MAN KER Library THETA MANNING, A.B. Music MARSHALL MASON, M.D. College Physician MABEL MASTRUD, A.B. Library GEORGE MATTHEWS, A.B, Music LAWRENCE MENDENHALL, M.A. Speech Aris DANIEL MENDELOWITZ, M.A. Ari HELEN MIGNON, M.A. Head of Home-making Depl. RAYMOND MILLER. B.M. Music H. F. MINSSEN. M.A. Vice-Presiclenl GERTRUDE MOORE, B.A, Nafural Science RAYMOND MOSHER, Pl'i.D. Psychology WILBER MORELAND, M.S. Nalural Science GLADYS NEVENZEL, M.A. Home-malcing L. C. NEWBY. M.A. Head oi Modern Language Depl: A. R. NICHOLS, B.S. Educalion ESTHER NOREN Sec. Home-making Dept ADOLPH OTTERSTEIN, B.S. Head of Music Depl. VIOLA PALM ER Assl. Regislrar SYLVIA PARKER, Pl-LD. Mallwemalics VICTOR P, PETERSON, Pl1.D. Head of Nalural Science Depl. RU BYE PETERSON, B.A. Ari GAYLE PICKWELL. Pl1.D. Nalural Science HELEN PLANT, A.B. Assl. lo Dean of Women GRACE PLUM, B.S. Sludenjr Heallli WlLLlAM POYTRESS, Ph.D. Head of Social Science Dept 1, Af' Sixleenl ' 4 i l I, ij l l VPN l l ,L if fi' ll .T Ai r if li ,lix ll rr' v l. ' i i ll? T x , nl 'ff if 1, , .Sb l 1 il ill-A ,li il ll U-- l lj, ii N l .45 XR l lli Ml .13 .X ? Ll I lSeven+eenl RUTH PRAISEWATER Sec. Sludem' Heallh Office DEBORAH RAYNOR Sec. Educalion Depi. WILFRED RICHARDSON. M.A. Naiural Science CHARLOTTE RIDEOUT, M.A. English DORIS ROBINSON. A.B, Appoinlmenl OFlice ELMO ROBINSON, M.A. Psychology ANNA ROUSE Sec. Induslrial Arls ALBERT SCHMOLDT. A.B, Nalural Science LEE SAUVE Informalion Office STELLA SCH UCHARDT. M.A. English Ll LLIAN SCOTT Assf. Regisfrar DORA SMITH, M,A. Library DOROTHY SMITH. A.B. Physical Educaiion, Women EMILY SMITH. A.B. Nalural Science H.A. SOTZIN, Ph.D. Head of Ind. Arfs Depf. B. W. SPAULDING, A.B. lnduslrial Arrs GEORGE SPEARMAN. A.B. Inclusfrial Arfs HELEN SPRAGUE, A.B. English ELMER STAFFLEBACH. Ph.D. Head of Commerce Depf. HELEN STALFORD, A.B. Library LUELLA STEVENSON Sec. 'ro Presidenf J. C. STILLWELL Supl. Buildings and Grounds ELTON STINSON. Pl'1.D. Narural Science VERNA TEMPLE, M.S. Home-making MARTHA THOMAS, M,A. Home-making N. O. THOMAS, A.B. Conlroller E. S. THOMPSON. A.B. Financial Secrelary MAURINE THOMPSON. A.B. Music DOROTHY E. TlTCOMB Business Office ELSIE TOLES, M.A. Eclucalion BERNICE TOMPKINS, M.A. Social Science EDWARD TORBERT. Ph.D. Social Science MARTHA TRIMBLE, B.5. Psychology RUTH TURNER. M.A. Head ol Arl Depl. GAIL TUCKER, A.B. Physical Eclucalion, Women BERNICE TRlPLETT Business Office MARGARET TWOMBLY. M.A. Sluclenl Heallh JEANNETTE VANDER PLOEG Library CHARLES WALKER. B.S. Physical Eclucalion, Men CATHERINE WALLACE, A.B. Sludenl Heallh ELIZABETH WALSH, A.B. Eclucalion JOE WEST, M.A. Reqislrar SARAH WILSON. B.S. Physical Ed ucalion, Women ALMA L. WILLIAMS, A, Music JAMES WOOD, Pl-i.D. English RAE O. WIRTZ, A.B. Commerce CATHERINE WORTHING-HAM, M.A. Physical Educalion, Women DOROTHY YATES. Ph.D. Psychology , M.A. Eighfeen . J Ht: 2 JN! 'vm yl k . A - .yi ' fx 'r Wy. 1.92.-, IL' .': N, 1 w . ' , , ' ' ,, I 1 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PREHDENT ...,...... ........,,,...............,...,.. HARRY KRYTZER PREHDENT .,...A...,. ,,....,,,. SPENCE AMICK PRESDENT ,.............,, .................. THERON FOX 4 VICE-PRESIDENT ...,,,..,,, ..,.A...,AA,, A DA MAE RHODES ' VICE-PRESIDENT ..,....... ,............ E D DE FRAGA SECRETARY ..,,,.,, ...... H ,,...,,,.. JUNE BECKER SECRETARY .,..,,.,...,,..,,., ,.,..A.,.,.,.. ADELE MELONE TREASURER ........,.....AA,.,,.,.. ..,A.,,.,... W ILLIAM KEELEY FACULVYADVBOR ......,,...... ........... DR.J.C.DEVOSS For The members OT The senior class, 1933 means The TerminaTion oT Tour busy buT happy years oT col- lege liTe. The pasT Tour years have seen The sevenTy- TirsT graduaTing class in numerous acTiviTies, Treshman parTies where The class members became beTTer ac- quainTed, sophomore dances, The Junior Prom: how- ever, many oT The ouTsTanding evenTs oT The Tour years Tool: place during The Tinal Three quarTers oT The Time. HARRY KRYTZER SPENCE AlvllCK . . . . . . Two orienTaT1on parTies were held wiTh The Iunior THERON FOX class. Sneak day Tollowed well in The period oT Tor- mer successes, buT proved To be an unusually weT aTTair. Senior week climaxes The year wiTh The sprawl, banqueT, recepTion, ball and com- mencemenT exercises expecTed To make a busy week seem shorT. As TaculTy advisor OT The class Dr. De Voss has been The guiding lighT. l-lis subTle humor and Triendliness have won him The name oT Uncle Jimmie . l-lis co-operaTion and guidance have made him The besT Triend oT The senior class. ITweni'y I , ll! ki yi ill il T 4 1.0 ,TN T' if T l li Til N ll ll, ll i l fl ii l M i I, xi A 5. ul 'l T il V ' xl nfl' My 2 ,NN ll T if? ', ill 1 Tl ,-X Qpei , yi ,fri i i ll T l ll In iw :ll T ll l an QL f gfg X ,ir T i Q T I I I I f I In. Q I FACULTY COMMITTEE FOR SENIOR WEEK Dr. J. C. DeVoss, Chairman Dr. Karl S. Hazelline Miss Alice Hansen Mr. Neil O. Thomas Miss Mildred Geniry Prof. H. C. McDonald SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE Dick Whi'Ie, Chairman Howard Brown Edward Gordon Ann Epperson Morris Williams Helen Freeland Ermina Selby Arrhur Aiwood Lucille Meyer Geraldine Sfaclcpole Jack Hensill Chesier Hess Mary McKaye BANOUET COMMITTEE Mary Lou Carmichael, Chairman Florence Jewell, Vice-Chairman I, SENIOR WEEK ooMMiTTEEs I YN I '. L-IJA I I iii' SENIOR BALL yfiy PATRONS AND PATRONESSES AQ Presideni and Mrs. T. W. MacQuarrie Vice-Presidenir and Mrs. H. F. Minssen 'Ili Dean and Mrs. Charles Goddard ean e en immic fi D H I D I4 I g'i.I I Prof. and Mrs. P. Vicior Peierson IIIXII Prof. and Mrs. Carl S. Hazelrine mi A Prof. and Mrs. H. C. MacDonald HI Mr. and Mrs. Neil O. Thomas Ilrrs I' Ig Miss Alice Hansen MWIIXI Miss Lydia E. Innes wi Mr. and Mrs. D. S. De Groof I I .II 'W Rurh Sherburne IIIIIIIRI Eleanor Allen IRS Nellis Ball Ik Halley Cox ,IK Junior Wilson fm SENIOR SNEAK DAY Ii Ed DeFraga, Chairman Mary Lou Carmichael Theron Fox Florence Jewell all gala Frank Harris I Adele Melone fTwenIy-Onel Spence Amiclc, Toasrmasler MT. HAMILTON TRIP Howard Gillespie, Chairman Eileen Monrgomery William Savelcer Erma Reischke RUTH MARIE ADAMS Educafion ELEANOR AGNES ALBERT Educaiion ALICE M. ALEXANDER Educafion, Commerce H. SPENCE AMICK Educaiion B. V. AMYX Educaiion, Phy. Ed. KATHERINE ANDERSON Educefion MARIE R. ANDERSON Educafion EDITH I. ARMOR Educafion, Ar'r MAY RUTH ARMSTRONG Jr. High, Library ROSE LUCILLE ATI-IENOUR Educaiion CALISTA E. ATKINSON General EIemenIary ARTHUR W. ATWOOD IncIus+riaI ArI's MILDRED ALICE BALL Educaiion NELLIE MAY BALL Educafion MARJORIE L. BALLAGH Educafion R. E. BARNEY Educafion, Commerce HAROLD H. BARTLETT Music MARGARET S. BARTLETT Educafion DORIS M. BEATTY Educafion JUNE L. BECKER Educ-arion, Phy. Ed. JULIA JOSEPHINE BIAGGI General Elemenfary , ELEANOR I. BICKELL Educa+ion OLLIE BELL BISHOP Educarion. Home-making MIRIAM BLAINE EducaIion, Music KATH RYN ESTHER BOILON Educafion ETH EL V. BORDMAN Educaiion NINA C. BOTTS Gen. Jr. High, Commerce JULES E. BOURET Hisiory IfTwenIy-Threel DELIA M. BRAN DIN Ari' MARTHA A. BROCKWAY Educafion HOWARD PHIL BROWN Economics MARY J. BROWN EducaHon ELOISE L. BROWNELL Educafion E. PEARSON BUCHANAN Educafion MARGARET E. BU RBANK EcIuca+ion GENEVIEVE E. BU RRIGHT Educafion MILDRED L. BURTNER Kind.-Prim., Gen. Elm. MAE CARLSON Educafion, Ari PAU LINE CARMAN EcIuca'rion, Music MARY E. CARMICI-IAEL Educafion MARY L. CARMICI-IAEL General Elementary LYOLLA CASEY Ed ucaiion, Commerce BERNICE I-I. CAVANAGH Educafiorl ALFRED H. CHAMBERLIN Indusfrial Arfs ALFRED T. CHANDLER Educafion MADELEINE V. CHARGIN Educaiion, Library AGNEETA L. CHRISTENSEN Educajrion, Phy. Ed. MARION B. CLEMO Educafion JOHN WESSLEY CLINE, JR. Ma'rI1emaI'ics LYDIA E. CODONI Educafion INEZ HARRIET COFFIN Educafion. Music AUDREY COLBRY Educafion, Music MARJORIE COLLIS Arf BEATRICE COMALLI Educafion B. MARGARET COMES EducaIion CLAIRE E. COOLIDGE Educafion FRANCES G. COOPER English F. NORMAN COUNTRYMAN Educalion, PI'1y. Ed. CHESTER E. CROWELL Educalion, Ind. Arfs JEAN E. CUNNINGI-IAM Educafion DOROTHY GRACE DAVIS General Elemenlary LOUISE ELLEN DEAN Eclucafion EDWARD E. DE FRAGA Educafion MARIE E. DELMAS Educafion, Library GLADYS W. DE VOSS General Elemenlary J. PIERRE DIEU Physical Eclucafion WILMA DINKINS Science PAULINE H. DORNBERGER General Elemenlary, Arl SUZETTE DORNBERGER Eclucafion, Hislory DOROTHY A. DOWN I E Ed ucafion ALFRED E. DUNN Educafion, Speech PEGGY L. DU RNEY Eclucafion ALICE MARIE ECI'-IANTE Educafion RUTH ESTELLE ECKERT Educafion ARDIS G. EGAN Educalion ESTHER M. EHRHARDT Educalion ELEANOR E. ENRIONE Educafion, Spanish ANNE E. EPPERSON Educafion ALMA CLARICE ERICH Educafion HELEN S. FISHER General Elemenlary BERTHA M. ELORIAN Educafion. Home-making JOSEPH A. FONTES Hislory ESTHER PEARL FORD Educafion EM MA FOSTER Educalion I iill ' . .. i I' I. A I-I weniy-Fou lim I IL II , , , ,s-. .4.. v if '5 x I I I 1 I J X. f I ,yi 'I .9 .GS I I lllb NI I, 7. I I ' I J 1' ji I I r,iI .WI III 1' IN III 1 41- N. II ix .D N Hrs. III .III III I I ' J gl ILS .IIIK II I I II ITwenIy-Five THERON EDGAR FOX Educaiion ARONE FRANCIS Educaiion, Library ELDA FREDERICKSON Ed ucafion. Music HELEN E, FREELAND Educaiion HELEN MARGARET ERISCH Educaiion, Music IDA M. FURTADO Educaiion MARY HELEN GALBRAITH Junior High MARGARET E. GAMBLE Music ADA ALLENE GARDNER Educaiion EDNA BEATRICE GASS Educaiion VIOLET GAY Ed ucaiion KARL M. GEISELHART Educaiion CECIL GEORGE Educaiion, Phy. Ed. GERTRUDE L. GIBSON Educaiion BESSIE E. GINTHER Jr. High, Library EARL A. GOODELL Eciucaiion. PI'1y. Ed. I-I. EDWARD GORDON Eciucaiion JOHN SOUTHWICK GORDON Hisiory RUTH HOLMES GREEN Ari ELEANORE GREENE Eciuceiion RUTH NAOMI GRAHAM Educaiion, Commerce DOROTHY GRAY Ed ucaiion K. FILLMORE GRAY Educaiion. Speech EDITH N. GRIDER Hisfory LEAH M. GROFF Ari' ALICE ELIZABETH GROI-IL Eciucafion MARJORIE GROTH Educaiion MARTHA L. GRUBB Eciucaiion, Music MARGARET E. GRUENIG EcIuca+ion, Home-making PAULINE FRANCES GUIDA Spanish AGNES ALVIRA HAGSTROM Educafion GLADYS E. I-IALL Gen. Jr. High. Commerce ZOE JOYCE HAMES Educafion ELDA BETI-I HAMILTON Educafion, Arf GRACE I-IANSEN Educafion, Phy. ECI. I-IENRIETTA I-IARRINGTON Eclucafion E. T. HARRIS Educafion MARION VIRGINIA HARRISON Educaiion ELISABETI-I J. HARTWIG Economics MURIEL I-IEBERT Educafion GRACE H. HEIMBUCH Educafion MARGARET MOORE I-IEN DEE Home4maIcing MARGERY MAY I-IENDLEY Home-making JACK I-IENSILL BioIoqicaI Science CHESTER EDWARD HESS Speech Ar+s BETTY I-IICKEY Home-making WALTER L. HILL Educafion, Phy. Ed. DOROTHY C. I-IORNE Physical Educafion BERNICE L. HOXIE EducaIion, Home-making DORIS R. I-IUTCI-IINGS Educafion MURIEL EVELYN IRWIN Educafion VALMA B. ISAACS EducaIion ELIZABETH JACKSON Educafion, Music JOSEPH M. JACOBSEN Educafion RAMA JAGGI Educafion LILLIAN J. JASPER Educafion r 8 wen+y-S ITwenIy-Sevenl MILTON L. JENKINS Music FLORENCE JEWELL Nafural Science AILENE S. JOHNSON EducaIion DOROTHY V. JON ES Ed ucafion MARY CECELIA JONES Eclucaiion. Music WILLIAM F. JUNG Economics WILLIAM KEELEY PI1ysicaI Educafion NANCY KELLEY Ed ucaiion, Library GERTRUDE KETURI Educafion. Phy. Ed. DORIS MAE KINNE Educafion, Music DOROTHY E. KIRBY Educafion. PI'1y. Ed. ESTHER L. KIRBY Eciucaiion DOROTHY KLINT Educafion REGINALD R. KNIGHT Biological Science BEATRICE D. KONRAD Gena-:raI Elemenfary DOROTHY N. KROUGH Commerce HARRY M. KRYTZER, JR Educafion, Ind. Ar+s CATHERINE ANNE LALLY Ed ucaiion, Libra ry WILLIAM D. LANDELS Educafion. Ind. Arfs GEORGINA LAPPE Educaiion DOROTHY ELIZABETH LARSEN Educaiion LEONA M, LASSEN Eciucafion, Arf VERNAL V. LEE EcIucaI'ion WILHELMINA LE GRANDE Educafion, Ar'r VICTORIA LEO Educaiion ELOISA RUTH LESLIE Ari WILMA E. LIEBHART Educafion MARY A. LOBROVICH Educafion, Commerce VELDA LUX General Elemenfary DOROTHY C. LORENTZ Educafion EDWIN L. LOW Educafion CLAIRE K. LU DWIGS I-Iisfory MARY L. MacKAYE I-Iisiory WAN DA W. MCCORMACK Educafion CLAIRE MCCUTCHEON Educa+ion J. CLARK IvIcGINNIS EcIucaIion JESSIE M. MCGINNIS Educa'rion CLIFFORD B. MCKEAY Educafion JANICE MCKENZIE Educafion LOIS MARIE McKlNZIE Educaiion SHIRLEY MCMILLAN EcIucaIion, Music ADA L. MCOUILKIN Eciucafion ADELINE E. McWILLIAMS Educafion, Commerce SOPI-IIA POSER MANN Educafion FRANCES MANNINA Educa+ion, Spanish MERLE JEANETTE MARTIN Educafion CHESTER W. MASON. JR. Educafion. Music OLIVE JANE MATI-IEW Educafion MARTIN P. MATI-IIESEN Educafion. PI'iy. Ed. ARTHU R R. MAYO Chemisfry CLIFFORD O. MEADOWCROFT Ind us+riaI Arfs MARC-ENETTE MELDRIM Ar'r ADELE M ELON E Ed ucafion, Speech ALICE STONE MERCER Educafion LUCILLE E. MEYER EducaIion ALVA P. MILLER I-Iisfory HERBERT J. MILLER Educaiion. Music ITwen'Iy-Eighfl Twenry-Ninei WILBUR CHARLES MILLER Indusirial Aris ELINOR ETI-IEL MILNE Educaiion, Library MILDRED ELISE MOLER Educaiion EILEEN F. MONTGOMERY Educaiion HELEN F. MORE Eciucaiion RUTH ELAINE MORGAN Educaiion, Home-making MARIE A. MOTHORN Educafion MARION C. MOTT Home-making MARGUERITE H. MUNIER Home-making WALLACE R. MURRAY, JR. Educaiion BETH N ELSON Educaiion MELVI N NEWCOM I3 Speech Aris ELIZABETH ORCELIA NORRIS Educaiion NONA LUCAS NORRIS Commerce JANE E. NOWLIN Educaiion DOROTHY L. O'I3RlEN Eciucaiion MARION MARIETTA OLDHAM Educaiion, Hisiory DOROTHY MARIE OGDEN Educaiion ALETI-IA OLMSTED Physical Educaiion CAROL OVERACKER English DOROTHY K. OWEN Educaiion FRANCIS R. PAGE Chemisfry BARBARA I. PAINTER Educaiion, Phy. Ed. CI-IARLE F. PAIT Music STAR PAIT German CONSTANCE PASI'I Chemisiry EDYTHE PASSARELLA Music ERNESTINE M. PEABODY Educafion, Library MARGARET IRENE FEED General Elemenfary EDITH M. PETERSON Educafion HENRY DALE PORTER Music HAZEL L. POSTON Ed ucafion EUGENIE A. POULAIN Educafion ENES PRATINI Educafion ALMA M. REED Educafion ADA MAE RHODES Ed ucafion TERESSA RICCA Educafion RUTH RIDDLE Educafion WILLIAM E. ROBERTS Educafion. Phy. Ed. EMMY LOU ROOD Gen. Elem., Music I-IAZEL ELAINE ROPER Educafion LOUISE ROSENHAHN EducaHon, Hisfory ROBERT E. LEE ROSS Educafion HELEN V. ROTTHAUS Educafion CHARLES A. ROUMASSET Economics HELEN MARIE RU EF Educafion FRANCIS C. RYE Maihema+ics RUTH M. SANDKUI-ILE Educa'rion, Speech J. ARTHUR SCHILDER GeoIogy IRENE B. SCI-IMIDT Ed uca+ion CARL H. SCHRADER Economics ROBERT W. SCHULENBURG Music IDA SCI UTTO General Elemenfa ry ERMINA G. SELBY Home-making WALTER C. SHELDON Chemis+ry RUTH M. SHERBURNE EcIucaHon.ArT ITI'1irI'yT l ix I IW I I I 351 iriy-On CAROL SHERMAN Kindergarfen-Primary INEZ MARIE SILACCI Educafion THELMA ELYNOR SILVA Educaiion MILDRED F. SIMPSON Educaiion, Pixy. Ed. EDNAH RUTH SMITH Educafion EMILY BRYAN SMITH Educaiion FLOYD E. SMITH Indusfrial Arfs RITA LAURA SMITH Educaiion MAY SNELL Educafion FLORENCE SNURE Phy. Ed. FRANCES LUCY SPEAR Educaiion BERNICE E. SPENCE Educaiion GERALDINE F. STACKPOLE Educaiion FRED W. STEEN Music MARY E. K. STEPHENSON Educa+ion EDITH L. STEVENS Educaiion JOYCE MAITLAND STEWART Educafion ENID R. STINEHART Educaiion ORPHA E. STRONG Educafion, Music ROBERTA C. SUMMERS Educaiion HERBERT T. SWANSON Economics EBBA ANNE SWANSON Biological Science JOSEPHINE SWICKARD Social Science DO ROTHY 'O. TAFFE Ed ucaiion SUSAN W. TALLMAN Educa1'ion,Ar'r EVELYN LAURA TARVER Educaiion, PI1y. Ed. JAUNITA LORNA TEACH Educafion ARNOLD L. TEAGUE Indusfrial Ar'rs I I MODESTO T. TEJADA Biological Science JACK THOMAS Economics LEON RICHARDS THOMAS Biological Science ALICE M. TOMASI Gen. Elem., Ari' . RUTH ELIZABETH TOWNSEND Social Science CHARLOTTE R. TRIMINGI-IAM Eclucafioni NORMA EVELYN TYLER Eclucalion, Music ALICIA UNGER Speech Arfs AUDREY VAN CLEAVE Educalion DOROTHY E. VAN DERVOORT I Educalion ALICE VAN EVERY Ed ucafion MARUINE VANDER GRIEND Educalion, Home-Mkq. LAVI NA VASCHE Educalion DOROTHY N. VERRINDER Speech Arfs JEANETTE WADE - Eclucaiion ARTHUR R. WAGNER Educalion, Spanish WINNIFRED M. WALLACE Home-Making LEON EUGENE WARMKE Hislory ROBERTA G. WEINBERGER General Elementary MARIAN L. WHEELER Educafion LETHA M. WHITE Educafion, Ari' RICHARD M. WHITE Inclusirial Arls SUE RUSSELL WHITTEN Educafion EDNA MAY WILLIAMS Educalion DOROTHY EUNICE WINCKLER Educalion EDNA WOLEORD Educafion JACK WOOL Physical Ed ucafion BERTHA WONG Eclucafion VIVIAN E. WO RTHINGTON Eclucalion lThir'ry-Twol BILL JONES LEE RUSSELL CARL PALMER N xp L JUNIOR CLASS O F F I C E R S Fall WinTer BILL JONES ..................,... ,,..,..,.... P residem' ...........,, ..,............. L EE RUSSELL HARRY JENNINGS ..,..,., ,,,,,,, V ice-PresidenT ........ ........... F RANKYEARIAN ALTI-IEA HARPER .,...... ...,... S ecreTary ......... .......... F RANCES GIFFORD LOIS ANDREWS .A......,. ........ T reasurer .,....,, .............. J OEL CARTER PEARL BOHNETT .,...... .....,... A .W.S. REP .........,. ....,... B ETTY MORRIS CARL PALMER ,..,..... ,.,,,..,. R eporTer ...,. ................... C ARL PALMER Spring PRESIDENT ,,,,,,,Y,A,,,, ,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,........,, C ARL PALMER VICE-PRESIDENT ......,. ......... B ERMAN MENDELOWITZ SECRETARY ,,,,,,,,,,,,, A,,,,.AA,,,,,,,,,,,,, P EARL BOI-INETT TREASURER ,,,,,,A,A Y,,,,,,,,.....A.. l NEZ Pl-IILBRICK A,W,S, REP ,,,,,,, ,,,..,, F RANCES GIFFORD REPORTER ........ ......... L OUISE BENDEICK The class oT '34 has again proved iTselT To be a leader oT campus acTiviTies. During The pasT year The juniors have been very acTive, buT due To limiTed space we can only menTion The ouTsTanding evenTs. Each quarTer The junior class has sponsored aT leasT one big evenT. During The Tall cjuarTer The class sponsored The junior barbecue and dance, wiTh The usual success: The winTer quarTer's acTiviTies were direcTed Toward The success- Tul junior Depression Follies, The junior Depression Dance and lasTIy The greaT annual social evenT, The Junior Prom: The spring quarTer Tound The juniors very enThused over Senior Sneak Day which They helped. To malce a success by arriving in numbers unheard oT in Sneak Day hisTory. AlThough The seniors Take The crediT OT winning The evenT, They will alwys remember The Flag and The Bell. lThirTy-Fo I Fall SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS WinTer PRESIDENT - - CI-IAS. PINKI-IAM VICE-PRES. - - JACK Cl-IAPPELL SECRETARY - A JEAN SELLERS TREASURER - - HENRY NISSEN A.W.S.REP. - - - M.KEESLlNG PRESIDENT - - CI-IAS. PINKI-IAM VICE-PRES. - - JACK CHAPPELL SECRETARY - - JEAN SELLERS TREASURER - - I-IENRY NISSEN A.W.S.REP. - - - M.KEESLING Spring PRESIDENT ------ JACK MURDOCK VICE-PRESIDENT - - - - LOUISE HOCUM SECRETARY - - - JEAN SELLERS TREASURER - - - HENRY NISSEN A.W.S. REP. - - - MARGARET KEESLING- The sophomore class has been quiTe acTive during The pasT Three quarTers alThough hampered by diTTicul- Ties in geTTing a large group TogeTher Tor meeTings. To sTarT The year's acTiviTies, a highly successTul Soph-Frosh Fracas was held. Many novel and inTer- esTing evenTs comprised The program in which a greaT many sTudenTs Trom boTh classes parTicipaTed. The compeTiTion was won by The sophomore class Tor The TirsT Time in several years. To Tinish The program, Tood was served and a dance held in The quad. Many meeTings oT The class were held and pro- grams were provided by The vice-presidenT. OuT- sTanding among These was a ioinT meeTing oT The sophomore and junior classes, held early in The spring quarTer. IT was enTirely social in naTure, dancing being The enTerTainmenT provided. The sophomore class, individually and as a group, co-operaTed exTensively wiTh all sTudenT body acTivi- Ties, among which was The annual Spardi Gras, in which They sponsored a booTh. irTy-Fivel CHARLES PINKHAM JACK MURDOCK BILL MOORE DAN FEELEY 'FRESHMAN CLASS O F FIC E R S Fall Winfer CI-IAS. G-UBSER ............. A..,. ,,..,,,.. P r esidenf .,.,......Y,,, ...,...,,,....,,,.. D AN EEELEY DAN FEELEY ,,., ,,,,A,,,,..,,,, ,,,,..,.. V i ce-Presidenf ,..A.,............. ROY STEEFENSON MARGARET HUDSON ,.,,,,,..,,...... Secrefary .,......... ,..,.,..........,. E DDIE WING Spring PRESIDENT .I... ....,.............,.......,,......,...,...,.,,,,,Y I3 ILL MOORE VICE-PRESIDENT. ,I,...,.....,.,..,,,,..,.....,.,,,. JACK FIDANOUE SECRETARY ,,,,,,.,.I......,,.,....,.,...,,,..,.......... DAVE GILLMORE Anofher year of freshman enfhusiasm, characfer- isfically finged wifh green, has been complefed. Dr. Goddard sfarfed fhe year as freshman advisor and inaugurafed fhe new plan of seafing men and women on opposife sides of fhe audiforium. I-Iowever, by fhe second guarfer, under his successful guidance, if was felf fhaf fhey had earned fhe privilege of mixed seafing. All fhree adminisfrafions succeeded in carrying ouf very successful programs. Greaf enfhusiasm was shown by fhe freshmen during fhe firsf quarfer over fhe prospecf of man-handling fhe sophomores in fhe annual frosh-sophomore fracas, buf, in spife of fhe abundance of enfhusiasm and superiorify of numbers, fhe sophomores proved fhe beffer iugglers of poinfs and so won fhe confesf. I. lilly I Ili ffl, I lim I :'3. 1' i--.I l II -All ul . If .X ' qI'IXLI , , fx- V I ,r, I. 'IN IW -Ervin, mia 3 III III -I .ffl Ir K I . ii sbp ., in ,I y LI I !'. Ira, W ,I IM ill ' cr. II I I, I I I Their mosf successful evenf of fhe year was undoubfedly fhe Freshman Ball, which was held af O'Brien's Pompeiian Courf. This was vofed by fhe enfire sfudenf body fo be fhe mosf successful social evenf of fhe year. So we may well say fhaf fhe Freshman class has indeed earned ifs way ouf of fhe green pasfures during fhe pasf year. I-'ii ,. 'X irhrf+y.saX1 'ff il y . il. .,, i T YI 'Jilin hliirl rl-,' ll A L U M NI A general decline in memberships of The Alumni Tl AssociaTions of The leading California colleges was ,ill sharply counTered by The Alumni Associafion of The an Jose STaTe Teachers College. During The year Til l932-l933, The membership of The Alumni Associa- Tion rose TwenTy-five percenT above any previous high : This despiTe a drop of from 3,000 To 4,500 by JAMES TORMEY Nl Two leading California associaTions and proporTional decreases in mosT lflj' oTher associafions. .ll l The unusual rowTh in face of odds is aTTribuTable To a olic of service ,D A 9 I P -Y Il expansion-in These Times of reTrenchmenT-conducTed during The pasT llii ear b J. Wilfred Richardson, colle e rofessor and alumni residenTg , v yu , , Q P P li' T and Lydia E. Innes, alumni appoinTmenT secreTary. Services To gradu- aTes have been increased in all lines, as noTabl demonsTraTed b The i . . . . . Y Y alumni ublicaTion, The Alumni BulleTin . ToTal BulleTins ublished i P rv i i i increased over ThirTy percenT, while issues published in l932-33 were one lifyll hundred percenT more Than in any previous year. Paradoxically, This in- , , creased service was rendered wiTh a TwenTy-five percenT decrease in cosT due To careful budgeTing and close esTimaTing. NOT a small parT of The year's unusual increase was due To a radical ,Jw change in publicaTion policy. l-lerefofore a magazine issue of TwenTy limi pages appeared semi-annually. STarTing wiTh lasT November, a monThly l, Tabloid issue replaced The spring magazine. The new BulleTin con- N Tained fresher news, followed modern newspaper sTyle, and was a valu- T able aid in conducfing a baffle To organize The alumni-I l,OOO sfrong- for The supporT of various educaTional measures, The Co-op sTore bill, and oTher maTTers affecTing The college and The alumni. Mr. James Tormey, graduafe of The l93O class, has been The eTTicienT ediTor This year. The increase in alumni membership and inTeresT in The college will be carefully fosfered during The coming year so ThaT coming college prob- lems may receive The inTeresTed and powerful supporT of STaTe's many Thousand grads , An elaborafe buT informal homecoming aT commencemenf, June I7, is planned To sTarT The new year wiTh an impefus calculafed To Top The record esfablished This year. A furTher expansion of graduafe services and The inauguraTion of an alumni scholarship are planned by The presi- denT, Mr. Richardson. OTher officers of The associafion include Pafricia Carroll, '2I, vice- presidenfg and execuTive commiTTee members Florence STahl, '23, RoberT Rhodes, '28g Lucy Chaney, '28q Lee Cox, '3,Ig Joseph D'Anna, '23-'24g Ben Spaulding, '23g and Darrell Sedguiclc, 'I6-'3l. lThirTy-Sevenl ,f ,,' f , i ff 192 T' Leon XX!dI'lTll46,S Message l-IIS AGE is suTFering Trom The bruTaliTies oT Tear. ThaT which my personal welTare indicaTes as ex- pedienT, ThaT l will do. l-low oTTen one con- TacTs, even aT college, This conTemporary inTerpreTa- Tion oT The much haclcneyed aphorism ThaT The end iusTiTies The means! Everywhere is rivalry-noT ThaT Triendly sorT oT compeTiTion which produces The mosT Trom The leasT, buT a cruel, relenTless anTagonism Toward all Things noT conTribuTing To personal gain. SelT-aggrandise- menT may be The TounTainhead oT inspiraTion, buT iT can be carried To such an exTreme ThaT man Tends To- ward economic animalism. Too many persons cannoT make Themselves comTorTable wiThouT siTTing down on some one else. IT should be remembered ThaT an admirable bridge player is iudged noT by The number oT Tricks he Talces, buT raTher does his Tame depend upon The manner in which he plays his hand. IT a Thing be noT done crediTably, iTs accomplish- menT goes Tor noThing. The TwenTieTh cenTury has no place Tor sixTeenTh cenTury lvlachiavellionism. BeTore any oT you cross ThaT individual Rubicon which separaTes you Trom your social, more communal selT remember ThaT he who does noT lay his Tounda- Tion in youTh may Through greaT abiliTies do so laTer, louT only aTTer much Trouble To The archiTecT and wiTh danger To The sTrucTure. For YesTerday is buT a dream And Tomorrow is only a vision, BuT Today, well-lived, malces Every YesTerday a dream oT happiness And every Tomorrow a vision oT hope. x l a w X MQ xx, 15922 '- as ' iii X 'Wx Q14 ww: 1 w gg f Q., wgfsz, fsrzsszw, 1 W L V' gp ix ' Naam 1 Q, ff L W Jw ,fx M fx f--5 Ai 'f,A--1femrgLC2, ,, H ,, K e LEON WARMKE Sfude-nf Body Presidenf FRANK COVELLO DARIO SIMONI ROGER MOORE, DR. CARL I-IOLLIDAY, EXECUTIVE BOARD A brief resume of The evenfs of The pasf year show clearly The far-reaching accomplishmenTs of The ExecuTive Board. The Tremendous success of The Pacific rally accom- panied by The Train ride To SToclcTon, was The sTarT of an adminisfrafion which carried unprecedenTe:l sTu- clcnf co-operafion fhroughouf The enTire year. During This year a new insTiTuTion was inauguraTed in The form of a pubIiciTy bureau. Affernoon and afTer-The-game dances were in- sTiTuTed, wiTh The resulT ThaT SSI35 was cleared and Transferred To The general sTudenT body fund. PoIiTicaIIy speaking, we musT remember The rigid fighT carried for The co-operaTive sfores, and The pro- gram waged againsf The budgef cuT. The high-lighT of The whole adminisfrafion was The sTaging of a colossal carnival in connecTion wiTh The annual Spardi Gras. This was undoubfedly The mosf successful Spardi Gras ever carried on under any adminisTraTion of This college, and as a resuIT a large sum was conTribuTed To The La Torre and sTudenT body fund. Many minor evenTs were sfaged under This admin- isTraTion including The Communify Chesf Drive, The soph-frosh baTTIe, TheaTer nighT, and various rallies and campaigns. IF WI ADELE MELOIIE, MR NEIL O. THOMAS, DR. P. VICTOR PETERSON I I I I V I I II I IIIII IIIQI 'II II 'IIIIII If'-,'.I IIIXUIA ,III EXECUTIVE BOARD 'IQ' OFFICERS MI! PRESIDENT .E,,...E, LT , .... ..,..,.E,EE,.. LEON WARMKE ,UI VICE-PRESIDENT ..... ,. ....,,. .... I .. ..... FRANK CAVELLO SECRETARY .........,...E ..,,,.,EEE,. M ARY LOU CARMICHAEL If CHAIRMAN OF FINANCE S,.,I.,E ARNOLD APPLECARTH If STUDENT AFFAIRS CHAIRMAN 4C...,,,,,,, DARIO SIMONI NI MEN's ATHLETIC REP. .... ,.....L.,LL....... R OGER MOORE ,I I YELL LEADERV, ..,,,,.. ......., H OWARD BURNS .ICI EDITOR OF TIMES ,,,,.,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, CLARENCE NAAS I EDITOR OF TIMES... ...., ,,...LL.,L J AMES FITZGERALD EDITOR OF LA TORRE ,LL.....,,. ..LLLL.,,,., A DELE MELONE MUSIC REPRESENTATIVE ...,..... LL.,..,... D ON MADSEN If! I FACULTY ADVISORS .III DR. vICTOR PETERSON NEIL O. THOMAS -,I DR. CARL I-IOLLIDAY MISS ALICE I-IANSEN 1 I I MARY LOU CARMICHAEL I I BUD APPLEGARTH I DONALD MADS EN HOWARD BURNS MISS ALICE HANSEN JAMES FITZGERALD CLARENCE NAAS AQ 'lx ,tlzssig IForTy-Onel I II. A 1 Q. I 1. ,Ili ,I,, .-I IC 'III f' , ' 1' I' .TVX J7fv5+' ED HAWORTH Manager ANN KIDD CO-OPERATIVE STORE JusT as iT has Tor many anoTher organizaTion, The pasT year has proved To be The sTormiesT in The his- Tory oT The Co-op. ThreaTened wiTh The prospecTs oT being Torced oTT The campus by misguided legislaTion, The sTore owes The success oT iTs anTi-removal campaign To The dili- genT eTTorTs oT sTudenTs, boTh pasT and presenT, who aided in many ways in presenTing The TacTs oT The issue To The legislaTure. Each year The sTore aTTempTs To improve iTs serv- ice To sTudenTs and TaculTy members. This year's ouT- sTanding accomplishmenT was The evoluTion oT a plan whereby sTudenTs may buy and sell used books wiTh The Co-op as The cenTer oT acTiviTy. Books may be sold To The sTore Tor cash or leTT Tor sale wiTh The agreemenT ThaT a small commission will be charged if The boolc is sold. The Co-operaTive STore, as one oT many sTudenT body organizaTions, will conTinue To grow and progress To meeT The needs oT iTs owner-cusTomers. S T y l Fix., 'x Ni .A .MJ if E.: - L ,,........-AHZQS.-. -L l lForTy Tw 1 s W i .N lil' I I I I I r f THE EDWIN MARKHAM HEALTH I COTTAGE, INC. During Ihe auIumn quarlrer of Ihe preseni college year There were I33 women sIuden+s and 9I men, or I I a IoIaI of 224 sIudenIs in Ihe HeaIIh CoIIage. In Ihe winIer guarfer 72 women and 33 men, or a Io'raI of IO5 sIudenIs received medicaI aid. THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ARE: MISS ELIZABETH MCFADDEN .,.,.,..,,,,,.,...,,....,, PRESIDENT 'I P. VICTOR PETERSON ,,,.,,..,,.,,................. VICE-PRESIDENT N. O. THOMAS ........,... A,.,.A,, E XECUTIVE SECRETARY LEON WARMKE ,.,...,... ,............................... M EMBER DOROTHY KIRBY ............,,,,,....,,,.......,...,.,,,..,...,,.... MEMBER THE PERSONNEL EMPLOYED AT THE HEALTH COTTAGE ARE: MRS. M. E. BUERO .,.,.,,.,...,...,,A,,.,,,,..,,.,...,.,.. CHIEF NURSE MISS LEAI-I BOWSHERV .ASST. NURSE, HOUSEKEEPER MR. T. L. I-IOLLINGSWORTH .,,,..,.....,...,....,.. GARDENER Besides hospiIaIiza+ion, sIudenIs have been given , x-rays, and Ioans from our heaIIh Ioan fund, Io aid Ihem in having necessary operaIions. , AII regular sIudenIs are enIiIIed Io free service. I The old Markham home is on Ihe rear of Ihe prop- erIy, and visiIors are welcome. NEIL O. THOMAS ELIZABETH MCFADDEN -wg' V -f ----. 1 I V i J rfy-Threei vw. . T3 : -- 1-fm V l J 'mf XA I I X I ,R I x ll I ll psp ' 1, , 9 7 . I M ., , lvl . -I ff ' ll im, ,rv BOARD OF ATHLETIC CONTROL 1 , I Yi The Board of Alhlelic Conlrol, under Chairman l-l. C. McDonald, l I I l iormulalres The policies for all sporfs, budgeis l'he funds, and schedules Clill Jrhe games. San Jose is a member of The Far Weslern Conference. T: ,K , .ki I Jrhe Siale College Times and The edilor and business manager of The The Board of Publicalions appoinls Jrhe edilor and business manager of La Torre . Mr. Arnold Applegarlh is chairman of This board. l BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS NNN lForTy-Fourl L, 3 STUDENT AFFAIRS The STudenT ATTairs CommiTTee oT The pasT year cerTainIy needs To be complimenTed Tor Their willing- ness and uniTed eTForTs in being responsible Tor The mosT compIeTe social program ever aTTempTed aT San Jose STaTe. The winTer guarTer was by Tar The mosT ouTsTand- ing. lnTormal dances aTTer The SaTurday nighT baskeT- ball games proved To be excepTionally popular, and iT was aT These dances ThaT The members oT The visiTing Teams were shown a good Time. The members of The comn'1iTTee responsible Tor The success oT The social program are: Gayle Baldwin Paul Becker Jean DeVoss Larry Eagelson George Harrison Harry Jennings AIberTa Jones Bob Leslie Bill Madden Bill IvIacQuarrie Jack Murdock Ambrose Nichols Hugh STaTTlebach Elmer STaII Bob STubby Eva Beryl Tree Louise Winans Franlc Yearian ff fi- 'g LN 4- I ir ii W Q22 ,ir-T DARIO SIMON! DICK SANDERS - ive -Q 2'5- WC-.ni ,- . if f , 1 IF + F 1 Y N!! J A, 1 T' ,yy fl V ,,, W Q i ,i 'sw 1 Vx X 1x 'Jw yi W :A KX. wx X -'u 1 uw 1 ,Xl 31 H y u iiw ff'Qvf 5 Ma wk ffylr VX? A' I .I R l Ml! A ' w V. -4 UL, -5. :-f-gi: .15 ,Z 54-Ah., ... - -.7,.:,.-ff- -, -..5.:.,4..5,.- .L-,.,,.-.V ,,,, -Ai. asf! W- 5, ' sw E5 -1 my H XNWHHNN Mu x x U 7:51 'ff' .'f..'--,1,:..wimxs- A.. A s fm ,-.C qxwf- .- . ,,g..'., 1 --lu-11.14-4-,f.fyw 1, ww- ,Q 4 5F'Q?9T 'f??F'3'1,'533ffi'7 fL2fmi S M' '.'f ' W x' '- , - ,,, , --,, .,.. . , . ,f Q ,. , .V , ., , x ,, Q .- N J 'J ' ii' V' : .,L,,:IA1,fjP-- . l , ' , , Y, f, ,.-.... -g...-,,,,,.,,i.,...?-,,f,,..,4,,.T.,F,n.,Q..3..Q:::fm,,,b:. W' - - Q ': J 1:3 ' A V s w w 'v' . , all f W ,! ,X 1 2 MVR 1 , Q .Y , xy ,J L, .1 if V . 1 I ' I , ml 'J 5 rf nl f ii, ffm: . .r'll'il ...Q 'X .N rn, -aj, l ll :li lg i, Qi i if ATHLETIC COACHES San Jose Sfafe coaches furned in :Q ll a fine year of achievemenf. H. C. wgl. McDonald, head of fhe men's phys- ' ical educafion deparfmenf, has se- ll' cured a fine group of men fo direcf fhe desfinies of afhlefics, and anofher 'lil l season bids well fo find fhe college ffl' .V tif soaring even higher. The foofball coaching sfaff, com- ' 'L posed of Dudley S. D.eGroof and fill l ' 1 Wilbur Hubbard, who were ably as- W, sisfed by John Pope Illia, did fhe supposedly impossible,by climbing fo fhe championship in fheir firsf year af L ,, l lhe helm. yy., Charles Walker, who direcfs infra- yij,,'i,i mural. soccer. and swimming is iusf ill-ui l il ,ii geffing his program under way, buf made excellenf showings in bofh of i i e s his infercollegiafe sporfs. Erwin H. c. MCDONALD Blesh's fraclc feam placed second in M fhe conference, while lvlcDonald's lil i X baslcefball squad could always be depended upon fo fhrill fhe San Jose fans. Ofher assignmenfs were as follows: freshman baslnefball, Blesh: varsify 2 yi baseball, Hubbard: fennis, McDonald: graduafe manager, Websfer J. Benfon. I Y Aside from fheir regular work wifh fhe feams, fhe coaching sfaff is probably fhe mosf imporfanf because of ifs infimafe and friendly confacf wifh fhe members of fhe sfudenf body. Wifh fhe opening of fhe foofball sfadium nexf fall, fhe sfaff will have an opporfunify of expanding and exfending ifs influence over fhe school. K., 1 r WALKER HUBBARD DE GROOT BLESH BENTON Q- .V lForfyfEigh+1 X -, llfiijvz XXX.. X xxx lf X .NN Mi fy s,f,'.y,, V'1 I 12 ww 11 Vw 4 'X xl , x ww 4 r X . w v I A w I . '55 ED DEFRAGA Manager REX CON N ER Manager POPE ILLIA A sisTanT Coach VARSITY FOOTBALL NineTeen hundred and ThirTy-Two Tound a Far WesTern ConTerence TiTle deposiTed in San Jose when The SparTans annexed The TooTball crown. WiTh a record oT seven wins and Two Ties, Coach Dud De- GrooT piloTed The STaTe eleven Cap-fain Through a glorious season. The TirsT game oT The season was won Trom San Francisco STaTe I9-O. The big game oT The year, ThaT wiTh PaciTic on The sTamping grounds oT 'The Tiger , was Taken by The TighTing SparTans , 7-O. Chico Tell in a lasT halT charge, I4-7. SacramenTo J. C. Took The counT, I3-6. Fresno meT The SparTans aT SparTan Field and held The STaTe Team To a O-O Tie. The DeGrooT men did noT seem To be able To geT going, and alThough They piled up yards, were noT able To cross The Bulldog goal line. The Wolves oT Ne- vada engaged The SparTans on The local TurT, and aTTer a hard-ToughT baTTle, The scoreboard read The same, O-O. The SparTans won The Tinal F. W. C. game oT The season, ThaT over The Cal Aggies , I9-7. Five San Jose men gained All Far WesTern ConTer- ence recogniTion. These were Wool, Simoni, Hub- bard, l-lornbeclc and Baracchi. Jack Wool was voTed The mosT valuable member oT The Team. BUD HUBBARD IX If ' VII ,XJ N I I I . Ivy D I II I I 'I II I' 'ad Embury and Wool showing a neaf piece of Team play againsf SacramenIo. Embury, 22, is shown SIMON! I Idgfh yf ih gbll fh f ea In e wa or e oufsandin a carrier o 're con erence. COLLINS II I I I IRIN QI' 'IQ SAN Jose - - - 7 PACIFIC - - o II I SAN JOSE - - - - I9 SAN FRANCISCO - - 0 III SHAEHTANIAN Anofher scene from fha Sacramenfo game, showing Embury slashing off BARACCHI +ackIe for a subsfanfial main. f ff IFif'ry-Onel -:Y 7 .J- ff ' W Xxx x VN,- X33 J l hu -Ol - E! ll S l w lllll nv l .1 ., X HQ I 'fx ll 5 ll F l nl l rl fl I ff , WOLFE A lense momenf in fhe Fresno game. San Joseans are piled over a Fresno man who hi? a wall A A ARJO in 'rhe middle of fl-ne Sparfan line. fl l ffl 1 li l 1 , lu . l SAN Jose - - o FRESNO - - o J .NLS l w l SAN JOSE - - I3 SACRAMENTO - - - 6 li l N l BUEHLER Arlo of San Jose skirfing his own right end againsl Fresno Sfale. BENNETT 'Nfxy lFif+y-TWQ1 F N X 1, -f. XY-fp 1, E 4, ,, 'U 0 ll ll ull. LL' , g Xl. YA f l l I L l l Wool circles end lhe Chico Slale confesl. Gains were consisfenl, EMBURY but scores few. MOORE l l Nb SAN JOSE - - - I3 CHICO - - 7 13 SAN JOSE - - I9 CAL AGGIES - - - 7 BURT Sandholf is showing abou? 'ro open a hole for Benneli, in anofher WOOL play againsf Chico Slale. lFlffy-Threel MK , 1 ij! ff 1 W ,fill V , X ik xx Q, GRIFFITHS Shehfanian carrying The ball agains+ LAUGHLIN SAN JOSE - - - - 20 WEBER - - SAN Joss - - - - '26 MARIN . - Chico Sfafe. ,S Vi m I 6 Q 21 , mil ru, 1 . 'xi' N l fb. rf 3 l - 0 I 1 E RILEY Wool ius+ abou? fo sfop Ambrose of Nevada as The laffcr cufs back. WULFING I Q-.9 ro Xiu fi 'Rl-L55 :if 26 XXX -Fo 5 QA X X X . f V, X A x ..L rxr 4 I i fr' H CE? J 1 4 'v fg V' ir, if- F Nr J W , gf! wg 1 ll M 'fffi iii xl X Carroll of Nevada being stopped by Sandhoif and Dieu. .' I Kliwi' M N r-'LX s.AN Jose - - - o NEVADA - QA ffm Kr ! ARE FRANCIS HORNBECK Carroll of Nevada again met a smut defense when he ran info Simoni and - 0 Baracchi. Sf N-...f SANDHOLT HARDIMAN ,a if x frmy-rsve1 I 5 'E ffl' f 1 1 C V, !. J' r ,f,. n ' 'ff 'Ll fy! 6-'JI K .IJ f' 4 ff FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The season oT l932 can be Termed successTul if Taken Trom a Treshman TooTball poinT oT view. The charges oT Coach Erwin Blesh were raTher limiTed in Their com- peTiTion wiTh a schedule oT only Tive games To be played. l-lowever, The Babes succeeded in win- - ning Three oT The Tive To come ouT on Top by a 3-2 margin. The TirsT game oT The season was wiTh Los GaTos l-ligh, The Babes coming ouT on Top by a lop-sided score oT 40-O. The Blesh Team was simply Too power- ful Tor The Los C5aTans. Following came a win over The PaciTic Trosh, 7-O. Again San Jose walked over The opposiTion, This Time only by TirsT downs and noT by acTual score. The Third game Tound anoTher vicTory challced up on The win side oT The ledger, This Time over BEREairii2iTiSON The STanTord Trosh B Team by a 6-O score. AnoTher Mwnrunnaswoxo example oT The Treshmen ouT-playing The Reds by a W yardage and TirsT downs buT noT paying oTT in Touch- downs. The game wiTh ArmsTrong Junior College was The lasT sTraw in This respecT. ATTer being ouT-played ThroughouT The conTesT, The col- legians blocked a Trosh punT To win 2-O. The lasT game was losT To The Fresno Trosh by a 20-6 score, The SparTans blowing up in The second halT. Men who earned numerals were D. Bernardo, R. Bernardo, BerTrandias, Biddle, Bianco, Bowser, Bryan, Giambruno, Blover, Gregory, l-liclcman, l-lildebrand, Jennings, Kellogg, Lanphear, Lompa, McAllisTer, MargolaTi, Meyers, Phipers, Schuh, Valim, WaTson, Welby, and Manager Sword. T ,1 - i 'Jn-fri ' - -if :u lrifiy s 1 , - A A N V f 1 5 .. WEQ5. vga' ,.. f at x D 'G X X 'QQ ' it X M CAPTAIN-ELECT HENRY LEIBRANDT CAPTAIN NORMAN COUNTRYMAN Guard Forward DAVID DOWNS DALLAS TUELLER Forward Forward QA XX, nxxxx N Fiffy-Eighi' Y ,h' W' 5 49' r -'T Q 43 '1 ffy-Ninel PAUL REA C T BART CgONCANNON d V E! :V .Eh 1 WB CECIL GEORGE Guard MARTINCMATHEISON t W I ' 1 sf' 2 f .,.,. ' Q iii X559 x .- fa 1- XX i f in Ti VARSITY BASKETBALL , f 'A The I933 baskefball season found San Jose cage - , ,,1l4 , i forfunes aT a low ebb. The locals won buf one con- ference game, ending The season in a Tie wiTh Chico STaTe for The cellar posiTion. ln spiTe of This record, The Team played Thrilling baskeTball aT Times and , TreaTed The fans To several breafhless momenfs. The squad meT all The Far-WesTern Conference Teams, being defeaTed by Pacific, Nevada, California Aggies , and Fresno and spliTTing The series wiTh Chico. ln addifion They Tangled wiTh several high class non-conference Teams. Marin, Sacramenfo, and lvlenlo junior colleges were meT and de- feaTed on The home courf. Davis Elkins of WesT Virginia and The Univer- siTy of Oregon five Treafed The local fans To some high class baskeTball in Turning back The SparTans during Chrisfmas vacaTion. The AThens Club of Oakland, who were vicforious, and The Amblers Club of STockTon, who meT defe-aT aT SparTan hands, complefed The home schedule. The fea- Ture of mid-season was a game wiTh The Universify of California in The new pavilion aT Berkeley, which The Golden Bear won handily. A 5 leg' I , AZ BOB ELLIOT Manag Dave Downs, flashy sophomore forward, was The leading scorer of The season, Tallying IO7 poinTs. l-le was followed by Capfain Norm Counfry- man aT forward who rang up nineTy-nine and Skinny lvlafheison, cenTer, who scored nineTy-five. Ofher ouTsTanding players were Barf Concannon, who won The firsT Chico game wiTh a sensaTional lasT minuTe shoT: Dallas Tueller, Tricky forward: Paul Rea, cenTerp Cecil George, guard: and Cap- Tain-elecT l-lenry LeibrandT, guard. I lll ,., l i i J ali, lin l r l flki I i I ,ll kl 'll ii ' i . , 'i li li I 'll 4 in l l il ' ll li l 1 ,A .H It i ll l ll N. X. T I S i x T y .Tift fx Nlfxx it . :X ill lilll .N W ii i l 2 0 i FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Coach Erwin Blesh l3roughT his second group oT Trosh loaslceTeers Through one oT The mosT successTul seasons ever recorded under SparTan colors This year when his charges succeeded in winning Twelve ouT OT Their ThirTeen conTesTs. This makes a record oT TwenTy-one vicTories in TwenTy-Tour games Tor The dynamic young STaTe coach. This year's Team diTTered radically Trom The T932 Trosh, averaging beTTer Than six TeeT, wiTh Carl Bid- dle aT 6 TeeT 5 inches and Al Lindner aT 6 TeeT 3 inches in The sTarTing lineup. Remo CaciTTi paired wiTh Lind- ner aT The oTher Torward. AT guards, CapTain Eddie Wing and Lawrence Arnerich were usually sTarTers. These Two boys played greaT basl4eTball Tor The Trosh and held The opposiTion To a minimum in The scoring column. Rose and Woods were relieT guards. Fidan- que, Glover, lsenberger and l-liaTT saw acTion aT The Torward posiTion, while Campen was Biddle's under- 'Fi i 1 T i . . . , , .. --,- . T' ff 'T-. H -Q - I , ::.1i?'Q A - , 7'1 -. u Q. .' .J 3' -- '93 1 Q' Tr :V ' ,-211 'i4- ':- :fQf.f.,Q-'i i : T' WING CapTain BISHOP Manager sTudy aT The cenTer job. The above Twelve men earned Their 36 numer- als. Carl Biddle led The scorers Tor The season wiTh I 36 poinTs and an aver- age oT lO.5 per game. The Trosh deTeaTed SanTa Clara and Live Calc l-li's Twice and regisTered wins over The high schools oT WaTsonville, Alameda, MonTerey, lV1onTezuma, lvlounTain View, ParT Time, Newman, and Se- quoia. lv1ounTain View won The TirsT game oT The season Trom The Babes , buT were decisively deTeaTed in The reTurn game on The SparTan courT. Ty- ne W ,f f' IQ, .4 ,X .tb jj- 4f X IJ! A fi-'ff ff ,Jw .ii W, W N' ll'-' ,.. . ! -3 YELL LEADERS .-f N 'EQFTEZQQQ -view ,mv , a ,,,., ,,,,.,, , I gg, lf, ' 9 , A ' 3. ff ., Q Y , J . Q, 1 f-.-fm '73-y 'f:':zQ, I-.L4'4fi' - Q - Q .,4,,.,. ri, Qkg3.j'.':.Lg A , W 34 fnfw- ' . - ' HOWARD BURNS xx JIM HAMILTON FRANK CRAWFORD xiii. fSixfy-Twol f . x .xx .Vg .hx l Q 'ZH IHC? -, 1- -7 ' P, 2.1.z: gi, i l l i i 11- yl RMIT TRACK TEAM NineTeen hundred and ThirTy-Three saw San Jose 'Ti' STaTe place second To Fresno STaTe in The Far WesTern D ConTerence Tor The second successive year aTTer con- l,l 1 cluding a highly successTul season during which The l A Team won six ouT oT eighT dual meeTs and parTicipaTed l in Two relay carnivals. 'ff' The Teams which Tell beTore The onslaughT oT The H: fi local spilcesTers were Menlo Junior College, San Fran- i 1 gl .-.ky i fiyl cisco UniversiTy, SacramenTo Junior College, College XML oT The PaciTic, and ModesTo Junior College. fills Fresno STaTe College and The Olympic Club oT San TN Francisco deTeaTed Coach Blesh's charges by narrow margins in closely conTesTed meeTs. ln addiTion, The . ps locals placed TourTh in The SacramenTo relays and JACK PROUTY IT 6 Pole Vau second in The college division oT The Fresno relays. CapTain Doug Taylor was The individual sTar oT The Rcrifiliivlflgoi Team, scoring I I0 poinTs Tor The enTire season. more f T Than Twice The number made by any oTher member oT The squad. riff ' .. N3 Frank Cunningham esTablished himselT as one oT The counTry's leading X iavelin Throwers by Tossing The spear 2 I 2 TeeT in The dual meeT wiTh Fresno X. STaTe. l-le won The Far WesTern ConTerence wiTh a heave oT 203 TeeT and X Threw over The 200 mark consisTenTly ThroughouT The season. 1 . l .C A gb in - A 1SixTy-Three HJ A 9 T g, I j . 14 , , 7,,,., . , 7 FQ MN bww. 131 A Jn. A. III am' .gi I I I ,, I I, Il' I , ,-N I I I I I J ..v'. IH 1 II' II II I If 'r III I N ,xx Above: BOB CLEMO and JIMMY FRANCIS, Half Milers Cenfer: BUD HUBBARD, SHERMAN MCFEDRIES, and STEVE MURDOCK, Quarfer Milers Below: HIGH HURDLES IN THE OLMYPIC CLUB MEET 447 X 20' xx I lSixIy-Fo I I I P-gf '59 'YT 4131- E.. J' '54 m Above: FRED OREM Half Mnler and GLENN HARPER Mnler Center CARL ROBINSON LOU SALVATO and CAPTAIN DOUG TAYLOR Sprmfers Below: SHOEMAKE OF MODESTO WINS THE HUNDRED YARD DASH - vu XX Ju FRANK CUNNINGHAM JORDAN MCPHETRES ave in Discus HARRY MURPHY' NOEL KNIGHT Hurdles Hurdles lSixfy-Six k w x 3'5 .15 nj if :J .,, ,.,..,,. :f , ..g,:,44:i 1-'wir f .Wy .--fm, - 1 :eff .gf Wdv , T' I Q, 'lr ,A 1 953359 . '. 'U 4. 5'-f . .,, VARSITY BASEBALL I Y ' L The baseball season oT I932 was one OT Tair success Q I wiTh Coach Bill Hubbard s hiTTers winning Ten oT The eighTeen games played losing Tour in a row aTTer Tall- ing inTo a proTracTed slump near The end oT The season . is N' K ' l Tim 'T:'::.: I f 5 'I This year Tound The SparTans Tacing Their ToughesT schedule in The pasT several seasons, meeTing The besT oT semi-pro and college Teams in This secTion. The highesT baTTing average was piled up by Al Lind- ner, elongaTed TirsT sacker and clean-up man, who ca- ressed The apple Tor The poTenT ToTal oT 397, a good Tigure Tor any league. Al also led in hiTs wiTh TwenTy-Three, and led CapTain Sammy Filice in runs scored by one lone Tally. Lindner crossed The plaTe nineTeen Times, wiTh Filice scoring eighTeen digiTs. -- - Y.- i SAMMY FILICE CapTain Gil Bishop, STaTe ouTTielder, led in home runs, leading Lindner by one lone clouT, hiTTing Tive Tour-baggers. The Three-base ToTal was small, wiTh Bishop and LeTTy BleThen ending in a Tangle wiTh Two apiece. Filice led The Two-base hiTTers wiTh Tive halT-way hiTs. The inTield was composed oT Lindner aT TirsT, Rog Thurber and STeve BeraTTa aT second, CapTain Filice holding down The hoT corner, and Ed i i,, mi i ii .vi .ii i,. ,, Q 'lxhl I i lil i , gh fl ill' I, lfil i W I T.. .f A l Q i i l , i i nl lil I i lk 1' li ll' iii 4, Ii . i ,i Yi Carlson and Bob Amyx aT shorT. The regular ouTTield oT The Three B's, Bla- li cow, BleThen and Bishop, s+arTed mosT oT The games. l-lardiman and E. DeSelle caughT mosT oT The games, wiTh WhiTal4er breaking inTo a Tew. The piTching sTaTT OT l-lorsTman, C. DeSelle, BleThen, Blacow, Simoni and lchi- iw shiTa Tared well in some games alThough The record varied. T - T E T E . E. TT S 5 ati? - E 1 l 'T' . ' . 'A T f - 1 1- -5,5 T: . ,A ,, T , L X A .. , yi, . A, I Y f K ,, 'X A,r L A , I V I v Q ,Q '13 'ali' ff, x i' 'I I I X sh? 4, f VJ y 1 , 1 ' , TJ- A 2 i , - . T -'T 'TKT' - l l -'I-'E ,T - 'T A ...AJ TSixTy-E Ki .lf i L is - ,. ,Ygl- X Ni i Q ll A, .V X ill il i l i il. i . l QC R SOCCER Alfhough The Sparfan soccerifes did nof enioy a very successful season, fhey did sef some lcind of record for iniuries. Nof one game did fhey play wifh more fhan fhree men in fop condifion. lniuries and sickness foolc fheir foll and leff liffle in fhe way of a feam. The men who saw mosf acfion were Greenfield, Wiffenburg and P. Sfraffon, wings: Applegarfh, l-lol- berf and Eggleson, insides: Jacobson and Leslie, cenfer forwards: Clemo, J. Sfraffon, Claypool and Rhines, halfbaclcsg Wood and l-layes, fullbaclcsg and Leland, goalie. The reserves were Billwiller, l-lay, l-larrison, Wisdom, Hughes and Green, Alksne, and Eubanlc. The firsf game of fhe season wifh California was a fhriller. The score see-sawed fhrou houf fhe ame 2.-:En Wi Q C3 . Boa CLEMO and finally read 4-3 in favor of fhe Bears. California Capm' did nof see fif fo play fhe improved Sparfans in fhe second game and forfeifed. The Sfanford games were bofh close and excifing. The firsf found fhe indians oufplaying fhe locals, buf fhe second encounfer was iusf 'rhe re- verse. A penalfy shof and a lasf minufe goal gave fhe Cards a very meager vicfory by iusf fhe same score by which fhey won fhe firsf game, 2- I . The firsf San lvlafeo game was fhe locals' besf. Greenfield, Clemo and Leslie all played fine games, while Leland furned in several circus sfops fo add fo fhe general excifemenf. The second game found San Jose lead- ing af half fime I-O, buf fhe San lviafeans won 2-I. fy-Ninel f' ., 'fini 'RJ I fl ff 4151! , I f I fl ' if I fr MA l 4 Z , ff .1 If I TT 1 1 . l - I Riff 1,1 ' f - amp ' - V Ya 'r-,, Y Fm 'V ,',, T' ' : k,,, ,V 'T?'H ',' '-'ga' EARL GOODELL JACK MURDOCK F. W. C. Doubles Champions TENNIS Climaxing The season's acTiviTies by winning The Far WesTern Conference doubles championship, The SparTan Tennis under The TuTelage oT Coach McDonald enjoyed The mosT successTul season oT Tennis hisTory. ATTer losing The TirsT Three maTches wiTh California, San MaTeo and Pomona, San Jose proceeded To seTTle down and win The nexT Tive maTches, which included Two wins over San Francisco STaTe, Two wins Trom Menlo, and a vicTory over The San Jose Tennis Club. The I933 varsiTy was a veTeran Team, every man having been a member oT The Team in previous years. The squad was led by Bob Denny, who played number one. The remainder oT The singles line-up was Jack Murdock, Ed Bruer, Earl Goodell, Franz Niederaur, and Clarence Naas. In doubles San Jose was represenTed by Goodell and Murdock, Naas and Bruer, and Denny and Murdock. AT The conTerence TournamenT in Sac- ramenTo, Coach McDonald senT Bob Denny as singles enTry, wiTh Goodell and Murdock Tor a doubles Team. Goodell and Mur- dock walked oTT wiTh The honors Tor The second year, while Denny Tell vicTim To The ulTimaTe winner oT The singles championship. lnTramural Tennis was handled by Coach Walker, and proved To be a greaT success. The school singles crown was won by Al Lindner, a Treshman Trom San Jose l-liqh. Lindner walTzed Through The TournamenT in easy sTyle. The doubles Trophies were won by The seniors wiTh Ozzie Kalas and Bill Amyx Teamed TogeTher To win Trom The Treshman Team oT Lindner and l-liaTT. will ll, ,l ,lvl Milli , Wg, i ll 1 lfgll ii ' l TDM. l 1' 1 i i I .N ,mx ,, li A I g lin lwy TL X il, .1 ,- c lf .4- T' uf ,iw il' I ri lil lillll , l N W -'N ll 1, fl In l l l gil' i .X Ri ikpy i TSeve nTy li'.'L il, . , pi' Ly ill slip- ihl SWIMMING TEAM Under The waTchTul eye oT Coach Charles Walker, The swimming Team perTormed in a manner calculaTed To please any menTor. In Their TirsT year oT organized compeTiTion The SparTans baTTled Teams oT much greaTer relaTive sTrengTh. The San Francisco Y. M. C. A., STanTord Trosh, CaliTornia varsiTy and California Treshmen were numbered among The San Jose oppo- nenTs. The TirsT menTioned meeTs resulTed in deTeaTs Tor The sons oT SparTa, buT The local paddlers drowned The Bear Cubs in an orgy oT record-breaking. Menlo Junior College Twice bowed beTore The splashing SparTans 40-33, and 46-27. San Francisco STaTe and San Jose High boTh wenT down To deTeaT under large scores. . . izoseizrsow The SparTan waTer dogs Tinished The dual meeT Manager season wiTh a record oT more poinTs scored Than was CLYTN ap ann scored by opponenTs. Besides The dual meeT season The SparTans enTered The norThern Cali- Tornia inTercollegiaTes, Taking Three seconds and Two Thirds. The Bay counTies open championships Tound I-lolT and I-louser emerging wiTh Two TirsTs. The STanTord Relay Carnival proved To be The perTecT ending Tor a mighTy good year when The Thrashing arms and legs oT I-IolT, I-louser and Draper broughT The I5O-yard medley relay championship To San Jose. Their Time OT I.3 I .2 esTablished a new record. I nTy-Onel ff! . ul, .fi .Wi ff ff' HQ! fry' f 1 , .I WOMENS ATHLETICS During The pasT year The social calendar oT The Women's AThleTic AssociaTion was marked by several ouTsTancling evenTs. in- cluding The Fall Tea DansanT. given Tor boTh men and women sTudenTs, and The smarT Tor- mal banqueT held in The crysTal ballroom aT The l-loTel SainTe Claire. The winTer SporTs BanqueT and The Spring Playday Luncheon were also sponsored by The W. A. A. as parT oT Their yearly social acTiviTies. Under The head OT The organizaTion's general acTiviTies were The San lvlaTeo Playda when 60 women sTuden'rs visiTecl The neighboring col- lege as guesTs on The sporT program, and The San Jose Playday, an inTramural evenT held on our own campus, which presenTed all inTeresTed women sTudenTs wiTh The opporTuniTy To parTicipaTe in seasonal sporTs. ' . sf J Jw ' 3 . :-r-.7 I N, egg? X ., my x Xx xx X XX, 5, X 'X N Tx NX 'x X Ny. K A GOLF AND ARCH ERY wil l r n 5 I evenfy-Four ,x I J WMU .1 1 wi, f X , H X .X I Q, -P '21, ' . Af, 14 .L - ' 5' ' fzm.-xff. THQ , A -- .,:., K 5 ,-W .. . X . 1 -:ni M 'I fx xc 'N IN evenfy-Five SWIMMING AND TENNRS , ,f jf f', 172 67 ffjn ,f' P fir' f CRCHESIS Orchesis presenied boih a fail and a winier guesf nighlr reciial, and culminaied Their year's aciiviiies wi+h a spring dance recijral, which was presenfecl fo +he s+uden+ body in Jrhe Morris Dailey Audiforium. Qym li 5 + v NN! - X i X X2 RN iff i 7.7 . 1 ai N 'i I i ,idx f ' f i 'i fi i Mr. ,. lla' if if ii wx. ffm! J 'i x i i v i , ,N iv 1 ii J L1 IL Vi Qi -Sixll ww. ,. l l 1 ill ian l l i 7 l I l I 1 l 1 ul l lli lui l l 1 V- ., ,. n - -'K ffl l l 1 Throughoul lhe school year The baseball and speedball learns enier info class ancl inlerclass compeiilion. In These, as in oiher alhlelics, The aim is for exercise, recrealion, and lhe making of friendships. venly-Seve'nl 'i I f 1 r , 4 sd .SZ 1.1- 7 W W -w ' sq -e L1 W N T REGINALD KNIGHT CHARLES PINKHAM SPARTAN KNIGHTS The SparTan KnighTs is The men's honorary service socieTy oT San Jose STaTe College. Men are Talcen inTo This organizaTion in recogniTion OT unsehfish service rendered The College. This honor socieTy is noT con- sidered as a goal or an end buT as a means Towards an end. ThaT end is unselTish service. The members oT The SparTan KnighTs have pledged Themselves To This generous spiriT Toward The College and co-operaTion wiTh all iTs uniTs. All in all, The KnighTs had a very successTul and acTive year. AT every TooTball game played on Spar- Tan Field The members oT The organizaTion ushered and handled The large crowds very capably. For The TirsT Time The home TooTball games were broadcasT over The radio. To TurTher The success oT The TooTball season sTill more, The KnighTs sponsored a Teed Tor The 1cPaciTic Trelc when STaTe played The College oT Paci ic. Following Their TradiTion oT service, The members ushered aT many assemblies and programs, aiding sev- eral organizaTions in Their acTiviTies. The SparTan KnighTs were sponsors oT Two very popular and successTul booThs aT The annual Spardi Gras. HUBERT STAFFELBACK JACK APPLEGARTH DICK SANDERS DARIO SIMONI FRANK CAVELLO GLENN NEWHOUSE BILL JONES CLARENCE NAAS rf 'T 2 1-,i T H if T XX , .,,, 5. i is . V j 'D' W ,.,.. ,il Q' L ,T ai Ns ,, at ' .ii ' iw Y A sss - .4 ,V 1:- lEiQh Y lib ' x W-'fx .X- Y it in W T IIII I N, X llifil I I I ,yi SPARTAN KNIGHTS , iQl'lli,.I o F F I c 5 R s If Il Winler Sprinq lg' if REGINALD KNIGHT ........... ,......... D ulfe ,.,,A.... ....,....... C l-IAS. PINKI-IAM V fyill JACK MURDOCK .........,..,.,.............,.. Earl ,.,.......................,.. ..,.. D ICK SANDERS If CHAS. PINKHAM ,,.......A A.......,.,..,..... s Cribs .............,..,,,... AMBROSE NICHOLS , CARL PALMER ,.,., . .......,,..,, Chancellor of Exchequer ...,,............. CARL PALMER N HARVEY ZIEBER .,..,...... .......,..,...... G uard ..,........,.,,. ......... D ICK GLYER M E M B E R s Bud Applegarrh Clarence Naas til Jack Apple-garlh Glenn Newhouse 3 Joel Carrer Ambrose Nichols ff' Frank Cavello Carl Palmer Ed Doyle Charles Pinkham il Larry Eagleson Dick Sanders ' fi .A Elberl Ealon Diclc Glyer I 'li Perer Hansen my I-larry Jennings , i Bill Jones 'fl 3 Reginald Knighr ' Monroe Ledyard I-luberl Slalzllebach Gus Slandish Perry Sirailon Bruce S+one George Thompson I-lale Vagis Leon Warmlce Morris Williams Junior Wilson Franlc Yearian Harvey Zieloer Kay Lindsay Ronald Lynn IIIXI Jack Murdock LEON WARMKE FRANK YEARIAN CARL PALMER KAY LINDSAY BUD APPLEGARTH GUS STAN DISH II ,I I JACK MURDOCK AMBROSE NICHOLS HARRY JENNINGS RAY RHODES IAC - lEighI'y-Onel f f I, I - W 1 fs' FLORENCE JEWELL RUTH SANDKUHLE Nw. '1-'Tx Wifi img- x X 'H BLACK MASOUE Black Masque, The honor organizaTion Tor senior women, was Tounded in The spring oT I93O by The members OT The AssociaTed Women STudenTs Coun- cil, under The leadership oT Gladys AiTlcen. Those girls who have been ouTsTanding parTicipanTs in aT leasT Two College acTiviTies and have mainTained a high scholasTic average during Their Three years in College are eligible To become members oT This honor socieTy. The membership is limiTed To ThirTeen, plus Three TaculTy members, The dean OT women, The A.W.S. advisor, and one member elecTed each year. AT The RecogniTion Day services aT The close oT The spring quarTer The ouTgoing members dressed in The TradiTional mask and gown, announce Tor The TirsT Time The names oT The new members. They besTow upon The new members Their own maslcs, which They re- ceived Trom The class preceding. MARY LOU CARMICHAEL HELEN DIMMICK MARION OLDHAM ings!! we lEighTy 1 R f .r ,fn yVl Qlgl X . l WT fl BLACK MASQUE oPFlcERs ll PRESIDENT ........,.,.....,.........,....,.,..,....... FLORENCE JEWELL llllf VICE-PRESIDENT A.A....,A,,....,,,, A ,A..,. . RUTH SANDKUHLE X, SECRETARY ......... .,,..,,,..... J UNE BECKER ' 'N TREASURER ...A..,.....,..,..... .,.,..,,. J ESSlE STIRLING REPORTER ...,,..,..........,....,.,. ..... . .PEGGY DURNEY l ALUMNI SECRETARY .,.,....,.......,,, ..,.,....,.. J EAN STIRLING 11' 'M M E M B E R s K ll Hope Allario Florence Jewell June Becker Marlon Oldham sf Xl Mary Lou Carmichael Rullw Sandkulwle -' ll Peggy Durney Jean Sflrllng lflllvl Jessie Sllrling lflg ll. FACULTY 1 Miss Alice Hansen Miss Clara Hinze ILA-xll Miss Helen Dimmick T' ' ll lll I. ll ye. ll ll ll l PEGGY DURNEY A lEiglw+y-Tlureel CLARA HINZE HOPE ALLARIO JUNE BECKER JESSIE STERLING ALICE HANSEN , f ff- ll! I' .f 1. ff .. fi' ' or Q: K7 f' A ZR gkjff lj, ,I A . ' ffl fr ,rgffwf ,f fr! 1 , Ll, f' V , jf 1' I I, 1' ,i fl? ff ,i SI LIT 11 fx. 4 ,- X x, WILLIAM TH RELFAL ROBERT FAU LL TAU DELTA PHI Organized in I'-7l5 To recognize Those ouTsTanding in scholasTic abiliTy and school acTiviTy, Tau DelTa Phi, men's honor TraTerniTy, has passed Thru anoTher suc- cessTul year in pursuance oT These ideals. During This period The personnel oT The orgarIizaTion has been enriched by The addiTion oT sevenTeen new members, men chosen Tor Their ouTsTanding achievemenTs in The Tields oT school service and scholasTic applicaTion. Believing in The worTh oT school acTiviTy and service. Tau DelTa Phi has been prominenT in The pasT year in campus TuncTions, Taking an especially imporTanT parT in The Two ouTsTanding enTerprises oT The year, The World Economic ConTerence and The Spardi Gras Carnival. RenovaTion oT The Tower, sTronghold oT Tau DelTa Phi, has also occupied a large place in The year's pro- gram. The sTrucTure has been compleTely repairITed and reicurnished, and has been equipped wiTh com- pleTe plumbing and heaTing apparaTus. As This is wriTTen exTensive plans are being compleTed Tor The esTablishmenT oT a sTudenT loan Tund, a TeaTure calcu- laTed To be oT invaluable aid To members in Time oT need. ff Xi I llI BOB ELLIOT HARRY KRYTZER, LARRY CARPELAN, SPENCE AMICK, ED DeFRAGA LEON WARMKE, LEE RUSSELL FRED STEEN, ERWIN BLESH, MERTON BASSETT, GLENN NEWI-IOUSE H.-if' I II I Ii I by X Iyhl I ' I ,W an I I I I I XI I I I I I I , . I I Wy i .Ig I III III I r, f I I I I T' ff I f- hi: f , ' , -T . .. ' ji X Xxx W - ' IV 1- 3 Y Q .,i. iIlTTTii11g TQ ! VT, I T' Xljgfi 1 ' I .I . NX! G X A . ' x I ' I H X TEighTy-Fourl RN I ,X R35 i s png., fxll X'-Ib. N HONORARY FRATERNITY OFFICERS WM THRELFALL - - Grand Magisfrale - - WM.TI-IRELFALL THOMAS MERSON - - Magisiraie - - REX DUNIPACE ROBT SCI-IULENBERG - Masler of Records - CI-IAS. ROUMASSET FRANCIS FAULL - - Masfer of Finance - LARRY CARPELAN MEMBERS Spence Arnick Merron Bassefi Burr Burbank Don Byram James Belezza Alden Campen Larry Carpelan Allred Chamberlin Wesley Cline Halley Cox Frank Cavello Rex Dunipace Ed De Fraga Roberl EIIioH John French Joe Freeland Francis Faull Edward I-Iaworrh Lesrer Hannibal Fred Howard Jack Hensill Harry Kryrzer Edgar Levin Ronald Lynn Thomas Merson Orville Moharley Wm. Moore Glenn Newhouse Slanley Nelson Chas. Roumasser Leland Russell Tom Rodgers Arrhur Schilder Robr. Schulenber Fred Sleen James Tormey ROBERT SCHULENBERG Wm' Threllall cms Rourvmsser Leon Wa rm Ice WILBUR MILLER, JAMES TORMEY, FRANK CAVELLO. A. CHAMBERLAIN ARTHUR SCI-IILDER JAMES BELEZZA, STANLEY NELSON, WESLEY CLIVE, DON BYRAM, RAYMOND BARRY WM MOORE ae ag. i. fa A I 2' , Q S , I 3 g ry 1 ji L ' f f . L L z ll I .,- W VV' V, , ii at If rr -Vw I L I - I W vel I ix X .x' X. XX X My FLORENCE JEWELL KATH ERINE SMITH KAY CRONKITE MARGARET KEESLING GERTRUDE KETURI A. W. S. During The pasT year The AssociaTed Women STu- denTs have realized a mosT successTul and proTiTable season oT acTiviTy. lT has been a year oT changes and innovaTions, which have proven To The sTudenT body ThaT A. W. S. is one oT The mosT acTive and prominenT organizaTions on The campus. Probably The mosT imporTanT TeaTure ThaT They have creaTed wiThin Themselves is The new honor socieTy, SparTan Spears, an organizaTion Tormed Tor The purpose oT Torwarding co-operaTion wiTh sTudenT acTiviTies. Among The evenTs oT The year was The Women's Jinx, which is given To bring abouT more inTormal re- laTions among The women oT The College, and Co-Ed Capers, which had as iTs Theme H2033 or BusT, puT 2'pIO7 inTo The STudenT Loan Fund. lnnovaTions oT The year have been The FaculTy-STu- denT Tea, which promises To become an annual aTTair. and RecreaTion NighT, which proved a mosT successTul underTaking, The proceeds being Turned over To The La Torre Tund. MonThly meeTings ThroughouT The year broughT enTerTainmenT and worThwhile speakers wiTh The guesTs being Dr. Aurelia RinehardT. presidenT oT Mills College: RuTh ComTorT lv1iTchell, auThor, and Miss EsTelle T-ToisholT oT The arT deparTmenT. JEAN THOITS ELIZABETH HARTWIG fill A ,X T A i i l X i i ,il .J,x fn, 1 4 4! Ty llill ll' 1 .lil Q li lil fgii T l lw ri Il vi-.7 l X 'i '1 . l .ii fi ll ,Tifiil I Ili ii T. .H ii ii 4, ly HOPE ALLARIO ,Wy f.e,i 'i i T T. ll lx l ,xv l , . ' a 13 .,..J ' :V TQ 'W ,N I X I E i g h T y - S i x Tim, i .TN Y xi Nix N ll... fi I t lfxilvk . ll lu , A i '-'QILIITN l 1 X' M ll ll l lflly ,llli-,. -li.. - .,,, -X If xlKJ i Il T 1 , fur l ll rg ill? . ,T ll! l ,ki ill yr. ,yltm 1 li fl. 1 lil ll llll'-V iliill 1 i Qlll 0, fx li l l l T A.W O F F IC E R S Fall Spring ADA MAE RHOADS ..,..,.. ........... P resiclenl ,.,.,.... ,.,.,... A DA MAE RHOADS MARBA VANSICKLE ..,.....,,....... Vice-Presldenl ........................ INEZ PHILBRICK ISABEL KOEHLER ,.....,...., .,,,,AA,,, S ecrefary ,,,,,,,,,, ,......,. F LORENCEJEWELL GRACE MURRAY ............... .,...,. T reasurer ..,.... ....... ............ H E LEN SMITH DOROTHY DECKMAN .........,..,.,,., Reporler .....,............ DOROTHY DECKMAN COUNCIL MEMBERS Roberla Bardwell Barbara Blauer Kay Cronlcile Ann Epperson Louise Epperson Jean French Belly Fosler Lucile Fonfara Lucile Gilford Kalherine Green Belly Harlwig Jean Hawley Gerlrucle Keluri Margarel Keesling Isabel Koehler Lois Larry Marion-Malravers Helen McClue Belly Morris Lillian O'Hanlon Pal Pace Inez Philbriclc Evelyn Prilclward Rulh Sandlcuhle Kallmerine Smilh Jean Tlwoils FACULTY ADVISOR Miss Clara Hinze ADAH MAE RHOADS MARBA VANSICKLE EVELYN PRITCHARD LOIS LARRY ISABEL KOEHLER LUCILE FONFARA INEZ PHILBRICK JEAN HAWLEY A 1 , ff ' A ' I fr J y , al ll, ay ff T :., 1, f f lEigl1l'y-Seven .T 'v ,A,, ,,'1 f f A 1 .fi ,ff fill 1 ,f If f ff, fl ' fn! in JUNE BECKER LORRAINE PAWLEY illll .-5, lll Vllli '.i ., 1. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women's AThleTic AssociaTion is open Tor P- membership To any woman in San Jose STaTe aTTer lllf she has been a member oT a Team or one oT The Thli clubs. Various acTiviTies are sponsored by W. A. A.: lx swimming, Orchesis, riding, hockey, speedball, base- l ll ball, baslceTball, volleyball, and Tennis. During The winTer quarTer, a new consTiTuTion was Clk adopTed which provides ThaT The organizaTion oT W. A. A. be on a club basis. This oTTers an oppor- lip IME TuniTy To every woman To parTicipaTe in and enioy some sporT or acTiviTy. All The W. A. A. has carried ouT an exTensive social , T, program This year. They headed The TirsT maTinee dance oT The season. AT ChrisTmas Time a ChrisTmas if I. l'iil l l, bangueT was given aT I-loTel ST. Claire. The Toys ThaT 'il were collecTed were Taken To The l-lome oT Benevo- i, lence. sy: ATTer The baslceTball season in The winTer quarTer, 'l!T4, a sporT bangueT was held in The women's gymnasium. ln The spring, San lvlaTeo Junior College had charge lx, oT a play day To which San Francisco STaTe and San Rfji, Jose STaTe College women were inviTed. The ll grounds and buildings oT The Burlingame High School ii were used. There were inTerclass, inTerschool, and l mixed school games: also exhibiTions in Team games, Tumbling, archery, swimming and Tennis. Everyone had a grand Time. BETH PRIERMUTH cmizisse mom wium NOIA PAT mcg '. - . Q A W 1 4 A W ,I B f-ii T T V Teal ' if f . I . 21. 5. K . T x 115 , ff .Tau -I E P' 1 :f'Q.4 ' sri! 1 v .35 ' A 3 bl V ' v' Q.: 'Mfg ' N, 'x .X Els , s .. -. YN Nil TT. -.-.X X xxx lEighTy-EighTl W.A.A PRESIDENT .............. VICE-PRESIDENT .,... .,.,....., SECRETARY ..........A...,....,..,........ OFFICERS ATHLETIC MANAGER., ...., ,, RECORDER OF SPORTS .,..,... REPORTER ...............,,..A.,,,.,....... RECREATION MANAGER ....,..,, BASKETBALL MANAGER. VOLLEYBALL MANAGER. BASEBALL MANAGER ....... . HOCKEY MANAGER ,...... SPEEDBALL MANAGER ,.,....,,,L TENNIS MANAGER ,....,,.,.,,, SWIMMING MANAGER., ORCHESIS PRESIDENT .,,,....,,.. BLOCK S. J. PRESIDENT. U N E BECKER .....,....VIONA ROMELLI ...,.....DOROTHY KIRBY ..........GERTRUDE KETURI ...,....LORRAINE PAWLEY SMITH .........BETH FRIERM UTI-I .,......HELEN SMITH ..........WILDA NOIA PACE ...,....,MARIAN OLDHAM MOSS ..,.........RUTH ADAMS .........CLARlSSE PREON .........KAY CRON KITE ..........ALICE ECHANTE ' I. N E4 if I 1 M- ,W i o Y HS I JEAN S. SMITH GERTRUDE KETURI AII' f I .5 , 5 I .431 3 Z fr: ' 7: 5' E' .. I 2 Q ' , S E -' Z mega.-I.. '-if-2? I I - A 1 Z I .- 3 ,TL , O gife..'- :- . K I' ' x 5 I wr I . S.. ' 2 ': Q 0 9 f LH . 3 5 Q ' 5 3 - m I I I :P A 4 . f'T'I Ax W gi A A JA, -7' Z . C, ,. C O :Q wr ,YFREQ km fi X M XX Ks LX? Xi QI l--:mx v X- lr I ll. I HIE lllill :,.lgi,lNli I-il f ,X yy. KAPPA DELTA PI I Kappa D:elTa Pi is an inTernaTional honorary educa- llflll.l I Tional TraTerniTy. This OrganizaTion grew ouT OT a local li -,, socieTy, The Illinois EducaTion Club, Tounded aT The UniversiTy OT Illinois, I909, and laTer, on June 8, I9I I, ll IT was incOrporaTed under The laws OT The STaTe OT Ill Illinois, as Kappa DeI+a Pi. Since ThaT Time numerous Ill, chapTers have been esTablished ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes. The San Jose STaTe College chapTer was I esTablished February 2I, l928, under The capable 'rl 'I leadership OT Dr. J. C. DeVoss. I . , C,DualiTicaTion Tor membership in This TraTerniTy con- A I I-r' sisTs in The Tollowing requiremenTs: Tull junior sTanding, wylf , g i ,liv e ' general scholarship OT a grade in The upper quarTile OT lylll . f f, The insTiTuTion, The worlc in educaTion cOmpleTed To The 'J ' . exTenT OT aT leasT nine uniTs, The indicaTiOn ThaT There ,114 I ' I lj 44 will be a conTinued inTeresT in The Tield OT educaTiOn, flllylyi I and a maniTesTaTion OT desirable social quaIiTicaTions. Members so chosen sTrive To mainTain The highesT MII .I . educaTionaI ideals, and TOsTer Tellowship, scholarship, fyf and achievemenT in educaTional worlc. '52, I-Ionorary members are: Pansy AbboTT, John Al- Flu ., mack, WalTer BachrodT, Leo Baisden, Raymond Barry, ,Hr MARY LOU CARMICHAEL James DeVOss, Geo, Freeland, Eleanor Freeman, Al- I' NEI-LIE BML bion I-Iorrall, T. W. MacQuarrie, I-Iomer lvIarTin, Elmer I STaTTelbach and Chas. Goddard. -yy J. HAWLEY, H. POSTEM, S. AMICK, W. LeGRANDE, E. DeFRAGA, D. LORENTZ, M CHARG-IN A COLBRY, RSANDKUI-ILE, T.FOX LFONFARA, M.VANDER GRIEND, G-.NEWT-IOUSE, NLVANSICKLE EBROWNELL AX lNineTyl ix Fx H its-. xp xxx x, xx -.gi N l llkf I 4, .1 ill ri. r .ii cl, 'i ix l Al-.c ,il .ii .R ,, , M 1 .i,' , 1 r i i l . lil' ll lll MS lux l ll llll J.. l lu li .-XX ii wx lil All li 1 ll ll Y! yi l l McWI HONORARY EDUCATIONAL FRATERNITY Jack Anderson May Armsrrong Joyce Backus Mildred Bernard Eleanor Bickell Lillian Billingron Kalhryn Boilon Dorolhy Bond Helen Buck Mary E. Carmichael Allred Chamberlin Lydia Codoni Inez Coffin Mabel Crumby Emily DeVore Gladys DeVoss Helen Dimmick Gene Dorais Ardis Egan Theo. Ellenwood Eleanor Enrione Pauline Eubanks Helen Freeland Joseph Freeland Eloriene Goldeen Rulh Graham MEMBERS Eillmore Gray Lillian Gray Alice Grohl Cecile Hall Gladys Hall Sibyl l-lanchell Ella Haller Beryl Harris Muriel Heber Pearl Helps Muriel Irwin Eliz. Jackson Florence Keegan Isabel Koehler Eva Krieg l-larry Krylzer Pearl Kreps Wm. Landels Della Larson Eclllh Laila Elsie Lochner Chesler Mason Rulh Melzler Rose Mellor Nancy Miller Helen Moore Mildred Murgollen Belh Nelson Jane Nowlin Hazel Ousley Ernesline Peabody Rulh Raymond Doris Robinson Emmy Lou Rood Helen Rollhaus Rurh Sanders Florence Sears Mary Snell Jessie Slirling Orpha Slrong Eliz. Taylor Juanila Teach Alla Threllall Marlha Tinker Harriel McCauslland Eliz. C. Walsh Ada McQuilkin Thelma Menzel Lucille Meyer Sylvan Welmore Lelha While Dorolhy Wilkinson MARION OLDHAM JUNE BECKER C. COOLIDGE, A. BALL, W. MURRAY, B. GINTHER, H. GILLESPIE, M. MCKENZIE, M. GRUBB LLlAMS, E. NORRIS, R.SHERBURNE, W. MILLER, H. COX, A. WAGNER, E. PARTINI, A.CHRISTlANSEN ...I an .4 ,. T ,f. +I , ff' lNine ly-Onel J ra . .v KAQ, y 1 ff! 1' , ' ,F ,Lg I ,M vfffy if I l HOWARD G-ILLESPIE ARNOLD TEAGUE IOTA SIGMA PHI IoTa Sigma Phi is a service and social organizaTion oT The indusTrial arTs deparTmenT. The organizaTion had iTs incepTion under The name oT The I-Iome-Ivlalc ing Club. The membership and general inTeresT wiTh iTs acTiviTies, and in I928 The name was changed To The IoTa Sigma Phi. The aims oT The TraTerniTy are To promoTe a Tiner ipiriT oT co-operaTion beTween The members oT The eparTmenT. IoTa Sigma Phi endeavors To -co-operaTe wiTh all oTher honor and sgpial organizaglons oi The campus in every way possi e. ITs mem ers Ta e an acTive inTeresT in aTTairs which perTain To The enTire sTudenT body as well as To iTs own group. The membership is enTireIy deparTmenTaI. A sTu- denT musT be aT leasT a sophomore and have a saTis- TacTory scholarship average beTore he may be voTed inTo Eembership. There are, aT presenT, around sixTy mem ers. Various proiecTs oT The TraTerniTy are really conTri- buTions To The sTudenT body as a whole. The broad- casT booTh on The TooTbalI Tield was buiIT by The mem- bers. ConTainers Tor The Times were also made by The TraTerniTy. The College enTry Tor The Tandango will be consTrucTed in These shops. CLIFFORD MEADOWCROFT GLENN NEWT-IOUSE BILL JONES GEORGE SILVA LEE RUSSELL ART ATWOOD DON BYRAM RAY RYAN GUS STANDISH fp I sd Q- 3- . -adv' gf, ' 9 I A X .,., . .- M5 X P if . . Q. .,,.f I fx X 1 WE ' A , XSD 55 . ' . Xi X ,nz , I X :P X 'QL . III Ns IN. INineTyT I if .uh l 1 LL f I, S lil , 1 1 ,T I. fi l 61 I l I .ly 'N ll is llr INDUSTRIAL ARTS FRATERNITY O F F I C E R S Winfer Spring HOWARD GILLESPIE .....,.............. Presiden+ ..................... CHESTER CROWELL EDWARD KELLY .....,,.,............... Vice-Presidenl .......... ALFRED CHAMBERLAIN ARNOLD TEAGUE .,,......,....,. Secrelaryflreasurer ,..., ....,,...,.......,.... R OBB WALT M E M B E R S J. A. Aspinwall Ed Levin Arlliur Afwood Ralph Berry Don Byram Allred Chamberlain Howard Claypool Frank Crawford Clwesier Crowell Ray D'ArTenay Carroll DeSelle Erwin DeSelle Gene Dorais Theo. Ellenwood AlberT Faxon Howard Gillespie William Green Al Haller Lawrence Hawkins William Jones Edward Kelly Eric Kosanke Roberlr Levin Clililord MeadowcroTT Wilbur Miller Glen Newlriouse Evan Pe'rerson Fred PeTerson Arflwur Rasmussen Fred Robles Leland Russell Ray Ryan Dwigl1+ Sandifur Bill Savalcer George Silva Floyd Smifli H. A. Solzin B. W. Spaulding G. H. Spearman Gus STandisl1 Leland Sfevens ArTl1ur STrong ALFRED Cl-IAMBERLAI N Harry Krylzer Arnold Teague ROBB WALT William Landels Robb Walf George Larson Richard Wlwife HARRY KRYTZER FLOYD SMITH EVAN PETERSON EREDRIOH PETERSON ROBERT LEVIN WILBUR MILLER DWIGHT SANDIFUR ARTHUR RASMUSSEN ERIC KOSANKE ' ' I 3 I' Ii I Q f Q O Ania lNineTy-Tlwreel ' 'IF . .lll. ,R .... ,...: .,. . Ai 'I Z 1 57,7 f ,Ili ! i r TXT r ffilf ill ,llfffgl :fl ill! T l Pl ll MU ALPHA San Jose STaTe College is represenTed in naTional gwlllig musical aTTairs by The BeTa ETa ChapTer oT Phi lvlu lin! Alpha. Phi lvlu Alpha is one oT The Two naTional music Alf TraTerniTies in The UniTed STaTes, and There are buT Three chapTers in CaliTornia. ills? The local Simconians have been Talcing Their usual ll , , acTive inTeresT in school acTiviTies during The pasT year, parTicipaTing especially in The organizaTions oT . The music deparTmenT. Numerous smokers and banqueTs have Tilled The llllixl l R i 1 social calendar oT The group. These TesTiviTies have T oTTen been accompanied by enTerTaining and in- 'lflil sTrucTive programs provided by iTs members. A ul mosT enioyable evening was Turnished To Those aT- I,-, Tending The open dance aT The l-loTel De Anza, a fli. winTer Tormal. li lvlr. OTTersTein recenTly began his Term as wesTern i province governor, having been appoinTed To ThaT ggi: posiTion by The naTional council. Our Tormer province lb governor. Dr. Charles FleTcher Rodgers oT The Uni- versiTy oT Arizona, visiTed BeTa ETa ChapTer in The gil r il ,f GERALD ERWlN . - h- d - - TWV sprung before assuming is uTles as supreme vice- pl FRED STEEN . i T presldenT. i NED HANCHETT ED BROWN CHARLES RICHARDS DON MADSON JOE RIGDON GLEN MATHEW5 CHESTER MASON CHARLES PAIT J QP 'Sv J P I f ,iw 'A if f Q . JI ' Q l NA . v,,L.5V. ASW ' I X r 3 Q Q NLS' T? '-- 4 A -T va A x' 'V , A Q 4 V H i fl -V i gfxg., K M'-.Q ,-g. T-xy lNineTy-Fourl x l , . I ,T xg., 'Q Tir. A if xr .X A 'N ,,, fy, ix will Ll , I IM ni fl, IP X I. il All I lf' I :I 'N lx Ml 'I lv I' ls 1 I1 L,lf.ll sf L I ,'.. I ,IIII II i' Ili qlxii 1 f -' I IW Iilfil W I W xii 5 III li l E I E. MUSICA FRATERNITY O F FIC E R S PRESIDENT ......,....,.........,,..,.,.....,..,...,......... GERALD ERWIN VICE-PRESIDENT .A.,..,,,., ...,.....,.,......,.,. F RED STEEN SECRETARYV ..,,,, ..... ,,......,,............,A.. C A RL WELZ TREASURER ..,.,, ,... ,,..... ,,.,,... R O B ERT SCI-IULENBERG HISTORIAN .,,,................... .............,...,,, R ONALD SPINK ALUMNI SECRETARY ....,,... ..,...,..... E DWARD BROWN WARDEN ,,.,.,,..,A. ..,,....,,.......,,.,...... .,,.,...... W I LLIAM WYATT M E M B E R S Donald Bressler Edward Brown George Cawrhron Harry Cordua Gerald Erwin William Erlandson Edward I-Ianchelr Kennelh I-leiges Frederic King Donald Madsen Chesler Mason Raymond Miller I-lerberl Miller Glenn Malhews George T. Malhews Adolph OHers+ein Charles Pail Charles Richards Elmer Rigdon RoberI Schulenberg I-loward Sauers Ronald Spinlc Fred Sreen Frank Trienna Carl Welz Sylvan Wermore l-larry Wiser William WyaH HONORARY MEMBERS CARLWELZ Jan Kalas Dr. Charles Richards ROBERT SCHULENBERG WILLIAM wYATT FRANK TRIENA HERBERT MILLER DON BRESSLER RAYMOND MILLER THOMAS EAGAN WILLIAM ERLANDSON GEO. MATHEWS ADOLPH OTTERSTEIN ll xx 1, .ar T' I Q TQ' J 53. - fs - - iv 'iiii I ,N l L - I . . , :QT N1ne'I'y-Flvel lf! L, If ' 'ffl y. F. JJ! in fx X. x... X ,QW M' 6, f 7'I 1? 1 X we X x X -. Wi- , I l -an X , b sv Q JESSIE STIRLIN6 ALICE DIXON EVELYN CAVALA TAU MU DELTA Aurelia Anfron Marion Arnold Lorna Baker Roberfa Bubb Evelyn Cavala Marian Combs Maurine Cornell Frances Croney MEMBERS Alice Dixon Elda Frederickson Marfha Grubb Alfhea Harper Margaref Hughes Marie Jacquemef Francella Joy Doris Kinne Lola Kinne Marjorie Marshall Lorena Seward Jean Sfirling Jessie Sfirling Mildred Wells Wilma Williamson HONORARY FACULTY MEMBERS Mrs.Augusfa Brekelbaum Mrs. Adolph Offersfein Mrs. Sybil I-lancheff Miss Maurine Thompson Miss Thefa Manning Miss Alma L. Williams ll J, ,n Tau Mu Delfa is an honorary and professional musi- cal sororify infended for bring fhe oufsfanding music maiors of fhe College info closer fellowship in fheir endeavors fo sponsor and parf-icipafe in worfhwhile proiecfs of fhe College and communify. The criferia for membership in Tau Mu Delfa are fine musicianship and performance, and a high scholarship average. On January 4, I933, Tau Mu Delfa had fhe pleasure of enferfaining Miss Gerfrude Evans, nafional presi- denf of Sigma Alpha lofa, af a musical fea given in her honor. Ofher feas' and parfies were given for pledges and new members of fhe sororify. I T ll ly, i .ix li , i , Xl lip ul -if ., , f. Ally ml li W. i r iv N 1 1 all rdf nl X i AM: Wil 4 J ,XX , i X A ll i lNinefy-Six x M K SIGMA KAPPA ALPHA .1-sf'- . MEMBERS Olive Kunfz Mary MacKaye Marion Oldham William Poyfress Louise Rosenhahn Bernice Tompkins Leon Warmke Frances Warwarovsky Joseph Alder Wilber Bailey Hilda Beaffie George Brerefon Maude Curfis Suzelcfe Dornberger Mildred Genfry Frederick Graham esfablished fo offer a Sigma Kappa Alpha was means of friendly associafion befween faculfy and advanced sfudenfs of hisfory. Delfa chapfer of Sigma Kappa Alpha has made ifs own confribufion fo hisforical sfudy fhru a yearly confribufion of fwenfy- five dollars fo fhe supporf of The Pacific l-lisforical Re- view. Mosf of fhe members of Sigma Kappa Alpha fook an acfive parf in fhe World Economic Conference held af fhe College in February. A delegafion from fhe organizafion represenfed China in fhe meefings of fhe conference. A disfincfive feafure of fhis year's program was a series of noon luncheon meefings. Several eve- ning gafherings were enioyed, including an inifiafion held in February af The home of Miss Tompkins, and anofher in April af which Dr. Kunfz was hosfess. .r J: ul ' Ji' t ' 'L +3 N Q J, ,mifgggr Milli if SUZETTE DORNBERGER WILBER BAILEY HILDA BEATTIE fy I I. IN by-Sevenl 7 3 , X I ,X- if f, ff PAULINE GUIDA JULES BOURET LEONARD RISING X, ,Yi IOTA DELT A PHI French Honor Socie+y M ENIBERS Jules Bourel Evelyn Cavala . Elena Cipolla Frank Covello Erma Faxon Emma Fosrer Pauline Guida Allred Goroslordoy Elizaberh Jaderquisf Anna Kriesfeld Vivian Leek Lucille Meyer Lucille McKeown L. C. Newby Edward Phelps Charlolle Rhines Leonard Rising Jean S. Smirh Leona Spilzer Rurh Surron Barbara Topham Lois Wool Iola Della Phi, which was organized in l93 I, has for ilrs slandard an honorary record and a deep inleresl in +he srudy of French: for irs aim The maslering of Jrhar language by Jrhe members: and for Hs acrivilry proiecrs perlaining To lireralure, music, drama and arr. Dr. A. I-I. Lubowslci is The advisor. I X., If is 1, W .hwy III IIIQII-' ,rf . . I fi4I fI II If M III j,'IIi gl! Q ,pf ii, 'WI n II if x if, III K ' I 1 iffy IIIIII ull, II .f-I 1 ,QIIL1 ll III i iailwxl I I II I lNine+y-Eighfl i ll ip si Q, .X Vi i . -ii 'i filil ly ly' N in Will l .ii 1'- in ll li lxll li li all Il .42 ...K i Y lu ix.. lil CIRCULO CERVANTES SPANISH HCHQOR SOCHETY Wilbur Bailey Muriel Bullard Bealrrice Comalli Frank Covello Jean DeVoss Ada Dougdale Alma Erich James Esneauli Joseph Ferran+i Pauline Guida Javen Hall M E M B E R S Alicia Vaca France Mannina Henry Nissen Hercules Pereira Minnie Pisano Ermalinda Roberfs Fay Schaeffer Helen Silva Mary Silva Arihur Wagner Kendrick Walson Frances Whiiley The Spanish Honor Sociely, Circulo Cervanles, was organized in April, l932, To sl'imula're inreresr in rhe- language and cullure of Spain, and fo encourage infer- nalional Jrolerance. The charler members are Pauline Guida, Frances Mannina, Minnie Pisano and Arihur Wagner. Honorary members of Circulo Cervanles are Mr. M,NN,E HSANO Franlc Chalfanl, Mrs. Jay Elcler, Miss Winifrecl Ferris, ARTHUR WAGNER Miss Mela Gololsmilh, Mrs. Be-rl Lindeman, and Mr. FRANCESMANNINA anol Mrs. L. C. Newby. lNine fy-Ninel ex, K f ,-'vyfl z . if ,ffzigl ff mf 1 DOROTHY HORNE MILDRED SIMPSON TAU GAMMA Rulh Adams Laura Aversenle June Becker Agneela Chrislrensen Peggy Dunipace Belrh Freiermulh Hazel Gross Lovelia Guslcy Grace Hansen Elizabefh Hansen Louise Hocum Gerlrude Keluri Dorolhy Kirby Isabel Koehler Rose Mellor Wilda Noia Marion Oldham Alelha Olmsled Pal Pace Barbara Painler Lorraine Pawley Ruby Peck Clarice Preon Mildred Simpson Dororhy Schwarz Florence Snure Dorolhy Todd Laura Wolff Kalherine Wall Rulh Widden Tau Gamma is lhe honorary socielry lor The women physical educalion majors. Irs purpose is ro uphold The 'A 1 i ll im i j fli i l fi' llli high slandards of physical educalion and lo gain lcnowl- edge of lhe besl praclices in physical educalion. This sociely has played a large parl in crealing a closer relalionship belween The physical educalion group and lhe olher major groups on lhe campus. Each guarrer Tau Gamma has sponsored some lype of en- lerlainmenl for The women of San Jose Slale. ii l s lOn H 'x X Ss ri57:5X 'Qi--Q NGS' .xy e und Fe fonddoi SIGMA TAU O F F I C E R S Fall Spring LYNN RAYMOND ,...,,..,..,,,,......,... Presiclenl ,,,...,, ,..,..,.,.,,....,,, 3 ,.,. l-l ALLEY COX SUSAN TALLMAN ,.,.....,....,,..... Vice-Presiclenl ,,,,..,,.., ...,Y,. L UCILE FONFARA LUCILE FONFARA ,,,,,,,,AA,,4 ,Secrelary-Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,A,..,,,A, JCI-iN FRENCH Sigma Tau is lhe arl honorary organizalion lhal is allempling lo creale slrong and lasling friendships among arlisls and sludenls ol arl lhru broadening sludy and social aclivilies and lhru co-operalive serv- ice wilh lhe College and lhe arl deparlmenl. This year lhe various aclivilies included lhe origi- nalion and sponsoring ol a Russian arl bazaar which was held iusl belore Chrislmas, and in which lhe en- lire arl deparlmenl cheerlully enlered, making il an enlirely successlul underlalcing. Skelching and sighl-seeing lrips are lrequenlly sponsored. The organizalion was lorlunale enough lo have lhe opporlunily lo visil lhe sludio ol William C. Walls ol Carmel, an oulslanding Calilornia waler colorisl. One ol Sigma Tau's grealesl values is lhe more lriendly relalions lhal il creales belween ils mem- bers and lhe lacully ol lhe arl deparlmenl. SUSAN TALLMAN LUCILE FONFARA lf. i i ,,i , , ii. Q , 'Qi 'wi ' l if ZA! 47 fy 1 , .,li f -f if rf, f X1 ' ff- f f ff MURIEL IRWIN RAE DOBYNS RUTH TOWNSEND Y. W. C. A. M E M B E R S Anne Aalls Annelle Merrill Rae Dobyns Grace Murray Mabel Mohr Thelma McKnighl Marion Oldham Rulh Aclelle Roberls Calherine Fisher Marion Fruhling Ada Gardner Laura Henry Muriel lrwin Rulh Smilh Florence Jewell Charlolle Slauller Isabel Koehler Dorolhy Talle Rulh Townsend Kale Walanabe Lois Larry lrene Lundgren The lhings lhal any ol us lake lime lo do lhese busy. beaulilul, brave days, depend on lhe direclion we wanl lo lake. To advenlure in lriendship, lo explore lhe realm ol new experience and lo discover ways lo bring aboul a more iusl sociely is a vilal parl ol our college lile. lsn'l il glorious lo lhinlc lhal all ol us who wish lo learn lo live as elleclively as possible can associale logelher in a movemenl like lhe Y. W. C. Af? No maller whal year we loin, whelher in V933 or l943, we are conslanlly pursuing lile and allempl- ing lo discover a way lo live il in lhe mosl salislying way possible. Xifixx .xyxkk X lOnel-lundredl' 1 bw: RVN x X Y. M. C. A. M E M B E R S Joel CarTer Filmore Gray Harry KryTzer Larry Eagleson Marvin l-lockabouT l-luberT STaTTelbaclc Gaylan FosTer Bill Jones Loren Wann CompleTing The TirsT year oT iTs exisTence on The San Jose STaTe campus, The STudenT Young Men's ChrisTian AssociaTion has esTablished iTselT in a very crediTable manner. Under The capable leadership of l-larry KryTzer The worlc has grown Trom a small group oT TourTeen To iTs presenT membership oT abouT TiTTy acTive members and abouT The same number oT associaTe members. Some oT The ouTsTanding serv- ices This group is carrying on includes The Chapel service every Wednesday noon, regisTraTion service, communiTy and church boys' worlc. The proiecT in The deTenTion home is rapidly becoming an ouTsTanding service in This communiTy. The group has also esTab- lished iTselT in The Y worlc oT The PaciTic SouThwesT region. WiTh The aid oT The depuTaTion Team, which sends groups To communiTies where church services are needed, The organizaTion is helping To spread The name oT San Jose STaTe abroad as a progressive edu- caTional insTiTuTion. The STudenT Y. M. C. A. is a parT oT The inTerna- Tional movemenT which is aTTiliaTed wiTh The World ChrisTian STudenT FederaTion. The membership is open To all College men. BILL JONES HARRY KRYTZER FILLMORE GRAY TO Hundred Threel 153 r' Q!! 1 . q . T? 5' WN 2 I I 'f'EE, ' I 'S W I 3 as K I' x 1 I ,, III .sw ,F , , ,sm II MILDRED MURGOTTEN KATHERINE SMITH ALICE BALL DELTIA PHI UPSILON M E M B E R S Alice Ball Mildred MurgoTTen RuTh Raymond Mary Howard Ada McOuillcin KaTherine SmiTh Helen More BeTh Nelson Grace Wilder g FACULTY MEMBERS U Miss Mabel Crumby Miss Emily DeVore DelTa Phi Upsilon, naTional honorary TraTerniTy oT early childhood educaTion, has progressed rapidly since l928 when iT made iTs TirsT appearance on The campus. Only Those girls wiTh' The'highesT scholar- ship are eligible Tor memloershipi 'lihis organizaTion has done some very inTeresTing Things boTh socially and preTossionally This year. A delighTTul Tea, card parTies and oTher social TuncTions were given Tor The enioymenT oT The group and Tor TurThering iTs pro- Tessional ideals. A puppeT show, pop-corn sale and oTher means oT raising money'were successTully car- ried ouT. One oT The mosT inTeresTing evenTs oT The quarTer was The Trip The girls Toolc To see The unveiling oT The monumenT OT a greaT leader in kindergarTen- primary work-Emma Marvedel. This Took place in The Oalchill cemeTery, Oakland, where several men of eminence dedicaTed The monumenT OT This greaT pioneer. The annual convenTion QT DelTa Phi Upsilon will be held in Chicago This summer. I x .r 45, I yi fl I I 'CII I I I. I I ll xiii ' II I, IL: I. 'I IIII r I I II I I I II , frm' I ii I I f ily I l I I .21 x xX V IOneI-Iundredl: ul O I' 'N 5 is li LOUISE HARTZ DORIS STANDEFER BETTY FOSTER SMOCK 'N Mary Evers Belly Fos+er MEMBERS TAM Dorofhy Nelson Doris Sfandefer Louise l-lar+z Dick Wells Marion Malravers Evelyn Wilcox FACULTY MEMBERS Esielle Hoisholl Dan Menclelowiiz Smock 'n Tam, open lo arf maiors ancl minors and all sluclenls inleresled in arl, is a social organizalrion which has conlribuled 'ro lhe success of lhe Ari Bazaar, given by lhe arl organizalions on lhe campus, and lo 'rhe Sparcli Gras, where They conclucled lhe bicycle wheel. 9 1- X lOne Hundred S xl SKYLIGHT M E M B E R S Hope Allario lvlargarel Fosler lnez Philbriclc Kalherine Anderson Belly Gill lvlargarel' Rosebrook Edi+h Armor Rulh Green Vivien Rosenberry Yenni Berry Leah Grolll Carol Rohrer Delia Brandin Thelma Haas Erma Reishlce Priscilla Briody Charlolle Howard Florence Sears Mae Carlson Mildred Jackson Phyllis Sheiley Marian Clemo Dorolhy Knulzen Doris Sranderfer Jane Ellioll' Wilhemina l.e6rande Alice Tomasi Kalherine Feldman Leona Lassen Lelha While Lucille Fonfara Helen McClue Vivian Worlhinglon Mae Nelson Slcylighl is The arf sociely lor upper division arf maiors. lvleelings are held every Monday noon in The arl building. Aboul Tour luncheons are given each guarler and sludenfs or facully members are secured as speakers. Slqylighl has been aclive during The pasl year in de- parlmenl and school aclivilies. They supporled Sigma Tau's Chrislmas bazaar by giving a dance. ln lhe winler quarler, a formal dinner dance was given al The Holel De Anza. This spring, Slcylighl conlrib- uled lo rhe annual Spardi Gras Carnival. Skylighl aims lo gel arl maiors acquainled wilh each olher and wilh lheir inslruclorsg lo provide social enlerlainmenl for The members: lo organize arl slu- denls so lhal They can belrer aid lheir school: and 'ro furlher arlislic inleresls. wi ii i' .. ii . . T, , F . IO Hundred Seve-nl Qs 'x 'ii y.. , nv- , , sk - X VN PHY. ED. MAJ Buford Amyx Lawrence Arnerich Roberl Arnold Ed Alkinson Alfred Azevedo Gilberl Bishop Leo Bruning Bill Burl George Cash Bob Clemo Barl Concannon Rex Connor Norm Counlryman Franlc Cunningham Bob Ducoly Joe Dieu l Bob Ellioll Bill Forden Sam Filice Cecil George Franlc Gibson Earl Goodell MEMBERS Gordon l-lague l-lenry l-lardiman Melvin Hickman Waller l-lill l-larold l-louser Daylon l-lornor Oldrich Kalas Bill Kazarian George Kelly Bill Keeley l-lenry Liebrandl Al Lindner Carl Lindslrom Anlhony Lovoi Everell Lyda Russ Margaloli Marcus Marquarl Alberl Marske Marlin Malhiesen l-lerberl Miller Clarence Moniz Jack Mengel ORS Angus Murray Rodger Moore Karl Nerell Edward Plal Arich Reed Charles Rhines Saxe Roberls Verne Sawyer Floyd Scoll Dee Shehlanian Charles Sleeper Dario Simoni James Springer Elwyn Slewarl l-larry Sloddard Arlhur Slrong Marlin Sword Anlone Valim Burl Walson George Wise Delos Wolfe John Illia ,as The Men's Physical Educalion Majors were organ- i ized as a club lo fosler beller feeling among lhe ' BOB ELUOT sludenls inleresled in physical educalion: lo discuss vii JACK MENGEL problems relaled lo lhe subiecl: and lo creale and il Bm KEELEY mainlain high slandards wilhin lhe profession here in San Jose. F BXEQ lOnel-lundred Eighll 'ha .,, SR QRS lxfsx IOTA RHO CHI M E M B E R S Harold Caldwell Lesla Jouberl' Chin Chienn Chang Charles Marcella Maude Miller Curliss Alva Miller Jean DeVoss lvlarion Oldham Marie Franke Ernesline Peabody John Gordon Waller Reclcsielc Alfred Goroslrordoy Florence Sears Dr. Frederick Graham Mary Kaiherine Shealil Iver Iverson Paul Wildhofer lola Rho Chi is besl explained by ils former name, lhe lnlernalional Relalions Club. We endeavor lo sludy inlernalional relaiions from a scienlilic poinl of view. raking info consideralion such realislic prob- lems as armamenls, secrel diplomacy, imperialism, and nalionalism as influences upon world evenls. Our meelings are characierized by informal discussions on lhe various lopics of inlernaiional inleresf. This year nine of our members pariicipaied as dele- gales To Jrhe World Economic Conference held a'r San Jose Siale in February. We also sponsored a lhirly-minule radio program as parl of a world-wide series of broadcasls discussing inlernalional relalions. LESTA JOUBERT ALVA MILLER HAROLD CALDWELL , ,Z .344 Vffi IO Hundred Ninel 1041 :iff -4 .V wil .L 'l Q ,ff ff, fi If 4 I 'NN B224 L 3355, M ,J X., l me iq W i 1. Qi , ll i llii BESSIE GINTHER MADELINE CHARGIN LES BIBLIOPHILES May Armslrrong Louise Bidwell Evelyn Boehne Erhel Carroll Madeline Chargin Emma Lee Day Marion Dodson Arone Francis Bessie Cvinlher Ann l-lallberg Beryl l-larris l-lelen l-larrwich Aimee l-linds Frances l-lilrchborn M E M B E R S Jean l-lilchings Pxngie lrwin Florence Keegan Nancy Kelley Cafherine Lally Claire Lewis Mabel Mohr Ernesrine Peabody Margaref Rober+s Dora Smilrh Edna Traclcsell Jeannelrre Vanderploeg Margarel Waldorf Barbara Wood Les Bibliophiles is an orqanizalion of majors and minors in librarianship eslablished in l93O. The purpose of Jrhe organizalion is rwofoldz I+ provides social con- laclrs berween sludenls and lacully, and lurlhers pro- fessional inlreresr lhrough 'ralks by members of 'rhe slari al semi-weekly leas. During lhe year Jrhe Bibliophiles allended Jrhe meer- inq of Jrhe second and Jrhird dislricls of The California Library Associalion and The annual meeling of lhe Cali- lornia Library Associalion in Berkeley. They assisled as hoslresses ar lhe annual meering of Jrhe California School Library in San Jose. l l x ei l .fl V ills , A K il 111' i l ,li .84 wx! I llil ir X lr ' I liihx f i..l ix lLf I i ir' l ir ll- ljllg il ril l Cir, W. ,X r . NX YQgTiT,R X - X i . X X- X. xxx lOne Hundred Tenl ,iii ,nfl i lllli J, ,ii .I iii l ri 'i . illll lliiif Ii' T LE CENACLE Momus lfliiiy F R E N C H C L U B ililiyf M E M B E R s AnThony AroTo Rosalie Mannina ly 'ln Louise Carpignano Fred O'l-lanlon Elena Cipolla Moira PeTers ljllw Kay CronlciTe Dick Sanders RuTh Cowden George Shreve lfi. BeaTrice Earl Helen Silva Eugene Earl Marjorie Smiley llli Alice EchanTe Helen STorm Bob Leland Lois Wool il all During The Tall quarTer, Le Cenacle Momus spon- if. sored an evening oT Tun aT Newman hall. The various wil French classes presenTed shorT slciTs. Among Them .fn-T were La Ballerina , l-lelas , and a French version W ii oT Barnacle Bill, The Sailor . During The winTer quarTer, The club was enTerTained 1-iii by Mr. and Mrs. Newby. s I 512 The members oT Le Cenacle Momus enjoyed a picnic aT Alum Roclc early in The spring quarTer. They ll lil also sponsored The showing oT a French Talking picTure aT one ol: The local TheaTers. I T I Fl LOIS WOOL ROBERT LELAND lOne Hundred Eleve ,ff gy!! ,- ,vi ,gfffyl ,1,.- n 1 f 1' .-N: .f tl X. il If ififfii if -I , fl gf DAVID VIVIT ENRIQUE GASCON FILIPINO CLUB MEMBERS Honesfo Asevera Daniel-Begonia Florencio Bongolan Cafalino Cabe A. Casiillo Juan Clariie Lucas Fuen+es Luciano Garbin Enrique Gascon Lazaro Gomez Pedro Laconsay Juan Monlermoso Gregorio Parel Agapilo Pa+acsil Ariemio Palacsil Dacio Paiacsil Horlencio Paiacsil Leovigildo Pafacsil Florencio Peralia Raymond Perla Francis Quilaniang Anionio Ramos Ariuro Roseburg Sanios Sabio Modesio Teiada Pablo Villoie David Vivil' Francisco Ziganay The Filipino Club has been in exislence in iliis Col .lege since I926. ll was organized lo promoie muiual undersianding and good will belween ine American and Filipino siudenisg 'ro co-operaie wiih lime siudeni body, and io clear up some erroneous ideas aboui Hue Philippine Islands, whose people are offers misunder siood by misinforrned people. S io QW L if. 1+- x X X, if X x X, Rx X R' ,X xx. X VX ne Hundred we Y, ll l K l Wx W l N 1 1 i fl ll f ll, Ii 5 Nl li ' x if if li lli iilc i -. X i ll JAPANESE CLUB Helen Aihara George Fuiii Miyo Hase Francis Higuchi George lchishiia Masako Ishida Amy Kaneda John Kiiasako Aya Minera Edward Nakano Edirh Nakano MEMBERS Fuii Okamoro Hiroshi Saiio David Sakamoio Frank Sakaia Yoshio Sasao Karsuro Takei George Tanaka Tom Tanimoio Mary Tokuno Kare Waranabe Henry Wada -4 i Edward Nishikawa The Japanese Sludenls' Club of San Jose Slale Col- lege was organized in January, I932, wilh rhe idea in mind +o bring iogeiher lhe Japanese sludenls ol lhe College fo form an organized group of people wilh definile purposes. The purposes of Jrhe club are Jrhree-fold: +o develop closer friendships among Japanese sludenlsg lo prof more belier American-Japanese relalionshipsq and lo encourage iis members lo parlicipale in college ac- +ivi+ies. In securing Miss Hinze for facully advisor, lhe club found a very valuable friend, for she is inleresleol and underslands Jrhe problems Japanese sludenls musl lace. , .. fm , w-1, f i c-,. g 1 -Y s Y ,, : . 1.5. X8 1 as 5' W 1 ' I ii! ,Q jg., . , . 4 X FQ VN- -A - sf ?-,.:,i . gig -ps: ?1 .':- 4 ' - i.. ds. ag Liga., if 2 .' H ELEN AIHARA JOH N KITASAKO IO eHundredThir+eenl EY, ' w X ' x 1.4. W lf TL N J L rf il 'Gy i , T l li .P-mi, Nl lull 1 i ,ff T T -T1 T i 'TTU TN fag , 1 G E R M A N C L U B M , x - I OFFICERS ly f c- ' PRESIDENT .,..,. A... ,............,.. ...,,,.A,.,, GRETCHEN EBERTS lly' ' A QF VICE-PRESIDENT , .,.. .,,.............. ..,.....,., o T TO PETERSON ,TUV SECRETARY-TREASURER ,E.......,.,....,,S. WALTER RECKSIEK if ' The acTiviTies oT The German Club Tor The pasT illlyf ,P Q year were oT such variableness ThaT all oT iTS mem- - nl bers enjoyed many delighTTul hours oT enTerTainmenT 'T T A n W TogeTher wiTh a chance Tor Them To geT more and .wyj , ' . beTTer acguainTed wiTh The German language, Ger- ' man cuSToms, and German ideas. Tix' T One oT The major accomplishmenTS oT The organiza- lllgl gf' A Tion was in obTainin Tor STudenTs and The German if T . 9 . 1 populahon oT The ciTy a Series oT German Talking ly. T T 1 picTureS ThaT are being shown once every Two weeks KET E aT The l-leSTer TheaTer. . 3 A The hoSpiTaliTy oT ProTeSSor Newby, who opened his ' 'i home To The organizaTion, aTTorded The club an ex- ,jyli T . in , cellenT meeTing place. . 'sf ITT .Alb ' QN GRETCHEN EBERTS l WALTER RECKSIEK oTTo PETERSON lOne Hundred FourTeenl Isl l Ql I o lull L TI I I ,P I I '. fllh ii: 'JIM 1 I lh I 'I fly ,Q N I l I ll l fy IX il fav. I WX , I,I f 'I la R fnd l l I Y. l I SPANISH CLUB o E E I c E R s ' PRESIDENT ,,,,, A .,......,.....A..... A,............... LEONARD DANA vIcE.RREsIInENT .......w....,,..E,E E.,. E RANK CAVELLO SECRETARYATREASU RER ..,....,........,........... ALICIA vAcA REPORTER ..,.,.w..I,......,...,........,E ,..,..... c HARLOTTE RI-IINEs HONORARLY MEMBERS Dr. Newby Miss Goldsmilh Frank Chalfanlr Wilbur Bailey Barbara Blauer John Bourel' Delia Cremonini Leonard Dana Jean DeVoss Eugenia Early Vernon Fosfer A. J. Georbe A. M. Groslordoy Mildred Harsude Roberio Leland Frances Mannina MEMBERS Frances Whilley Miss Ferris Rosalie Mannina Jim Marshall Lucrefia Marlin Henry Nissen Minnie Pisano .Ermelinda Roberlo John Rockwell Mary Silva Beldon Smilh Alicia Vaca Don Leo Vigildo Arlhur Wagner Kendrick Walson The Spanish Club is an orqanizalion sponsored and direcled by The lacully and sludenls of The Spanish seclor of lhe languaqe deparlmenl. The obieclive of Jrhis club is Jro creale a conversa- lional feeling for 'rhe longue of The immorlal Cer- vanles. LEONARD DANA MINNIE PISANO PAULINE GUIDA ne Hundred Fiffeen I .I if L. Mi If L .., ' i ff, Lrg- , i ' 4 A 1. GERTRUDE BREKELBAUM STARR PAIT FRANK THOMPSON .fi 'Ill 'ali Q, I I fill hill I I I i . u, , K i -X I I I fill I Ir if in .l ' GERMAN HoNoR sooiETY ' M E M B E R S Gerrrucle Brekelbaum Hazel Fassnachr FrankThompson lrmgard Brekelbaum Elsie Lochner Arrhur Wagner Peggy Durney Sfarr Pail Frances Warwarowsky Waller Recksiek Florence Wrighf Mr. L. C. Newby Grefchen Eberfs Dr. Jay C. Elder Der Verein, Valhalla, wurde durch die Leilung des I-Ierrn Prof. Newby's im Jahre I932 gegriinder. Der Zweclc dieser Gesellschail is+ die deulche Sprache zu pllegen, deulche Sillen und Gebrauche lcennen zu lernen, und den Sludenlen eine Gelegenheil zu gesel- ligen Unler-hallung in der deurchen Sprache zu geben. Die Milglieder des Vereins werden aus der Gruppe der Sludenlen der verschiedenen deulschen Klassen gewahll, die am beslen die Sprache loeherrschl haben. Doch muss iedes lvlilglied eine Einrriilsrede hallren, welche ungeiiihr zehn lvlinuren dauerl. Wahrend der Versammlung des Vereins darf nur Deulch gesprochen werden. Der Gebrauch eines Fremdworles, in irgend einer Beziehung, wird beslrail. Deulche Vorrrage von Proiessoren, Eingeborenen, und lvlilgliedern werden wahrend der Versammlung gehallen, welche sich fur die Milglieder sehr lehrreich erweisen. Inleressanle musilcalische Programme wer- den gegeben, und deulche Lieder werden in der Versammlung gesungen. 'S- I I I ir lil :di 4 KN, ,Iii I ,Wi I I I III I . I ,4 1, I i llllli W x I I is H I p -I 3. '. Il g , I K I fix I i Nl I u.......q.p Y. fOne Hundred Sixleenl fx X Nw -1 PQ X il-. ,N Yi x ii Ylx W I M ff' s fx!! I EVM Isis 'W vi, l L, J nf-1 -. .A V s L x .hx 1, 1 ,QV 91 lp. L xxx- 1.x fir! bu 'J W X5 W W.'gT,f v ' 1 I' A, I .MI I LHI I Y :T I I ,NI W, I, ,rr vi..s INTER-soclETY couNciL , I orrlcsas XIII . K '3 : PRESIDENT ,,,.., .. .,,..,., ..,...,......Y, B ARBARA BLAUER KN . VICE-PRESIDENT .. ...., ...., A....A, M A RJORIE ATKINSON gif I il-- ' SECRETARY. . ...,..,. ...BETTY MCALISTER I, r T -' 1: A TREASURER ...,...,... ........ J OSEPI-IINE SWICKARD IIA I In I REPORTER ......... .... ...... ............... I3 E TT Y I-IICKEY I II InTer-SocieTy Council is composed oT Three repre- ill 'I 1 sonTaTives Trom each oT The six socieTies on The cam- RITE pus. The TuncTion oT The organizaTion is To direcT The - I In Il I ,ss 5. LcTiviTies given by The socieTies. There are Three XII I, social TuncTions given annually by The socieTies ioinTIyg ilfj 'T' 'I hey are namely: inTer-socieTy Tea, given in The Tall, .f A and a similar TuncTion given in The spring. AT These ' I I Teas The various socieTies presenT Their pledges, The bl ij. , Third aTTair is The annual inTer-socieTy Tormal, which is .-In I I given in The spring guarTer. j O if 'lii A 1 ,.q... 1 The oTTicers are composed oT The presidenT, vice- I .f. V rs' presidenT, and an inTer-socieTy represenTaTive Trom Tl 'gir . . 2.-fi,-f' each socieTy. IT is Trom This group ThaT The oTTicers D, I who are To direcT The aTTairs oT The council are fi 'ff' ' eIecTed. I 2. I,Q,fgi ix BARBARA BLAUER y HELEN DIMMICK DOROTHY COCKRELI. VIOLET SAMUELSON BETTY HICKEY RUTH RAYMOND JERRY SWICKARD A - 'T if I I . , . fi T'- Ie ' 1 T T R' is I 'T 1 4 T9 I fa se ' 3 I Xx , '. .a , ' T' '35 .- - I-if-'jj - '1 A 1 A V I .v D- , W f ri 1- I I .T Tir' - .U . -rb 152,534 . . V , 5 fling gl ...nn L. IOne Hundred Eighfeenl X 1 ' N I IX A INTER-SOCIETY COUNCIL MEMBERS Fall ALLENIAN BeHy McAIisIer Marion Noonan Barbara Perren BETA GAMMA CI-II Eileen Moniqomery Beiiy Monohan Violel Samuelson ERO SOPI-IIAN Marjorie Alkinson Mary E. Carmichael Louise Rosenhahn KAPPA KAPPA SIGMA Be+'ry I-Iickey Ann Epperson Edyihe Smiihousen PI-II KAPPA PI Ruih Monfgomery Ruih Adelle Roberis Adele Melone SAPPI-IO Josephine Swiclcard Belle Builer Geraldine Chrisimas Spring ALLENIAN Janelle Ellioi Ruih Raymond Beify McAIis+er BETA GAMMA CI-II Elda Beih I-Iamil+on Consiance Knudsen Beiiy Biddle ERO SOPI-IIAN Mary E. Carmichael Evelyn Cavala Marjorie Aikinson KAPPA KAPPA SIGMA Beiiy Hickey Ann Epperson Edyihe Smiihousen PI-II KAPPA PI Doroihy Cockrell I-ielen McDaniel Ruih Adelle Roloeris SAPPI-IO Belle Burler Lucreiia M ariin Josephine Swiclca rd V ,I I Tif f. I l s MARJORIE ATKINSON BETTY MCALISTER MARY E CARMICHAEL, EVELYN PRITCI-IARD. ANN EPPERSON, HELEN McDANlEL, EILEEN MONTGOMERY 'B I On llundredNineIeenI 1 4' L , N , I ,f ff , ifdiflylif ff, Jllji: f , ' ,' .0 Ai' , 'u n I .Mu , BETTY McALlSTER JANE ELLIOT x. ALLENIAN The Allenian Sociefy was organized January 24, l896. lf combined wifh fwo ofher sociefies fhen ex- isfing in fhe normal school. The purpose of fhis organizafion is fo acquainf and inferesf ifs members in fhe acfivifies of fhe College and fhe sociefy. Professor Charles Allen, fhen presidenf of fhe nor- mal school, became an honorary member in fhe year of The sociefy's foundafion. l-lis name became fhaf of fhe organizafion. Allenian has had a very successful year. During fhe Chrisfmas season, giffs were disfribufed among poor children. The social season has been marked by house parfies, rush parfies, pledging and inifiafion of new members. During fhe fhirfy-seven years of ifs exisfence, Allenian has grown in sfrengfh and influence. lfs members have been leaders in various school acfivi- fies. Allenian will sfrive fo make fhe fufure as suc- cessful as fhe pasf has been. EVELYN PRITCHARD ERMINA SELBY PHOEBE HAMILTON HELEN HECOX JESSIE BROWN THETA MANNING BETTY MORRIS r is 1.. T all V gi H-9 - . Ivr isi r L 1 A' X 1 . - T iii 'V -- Y A aff , W il s I e T ' .new . 1 .V T h qi A' X fa- Q .5 w S40 i i ' ' 1 ' l - 5 5 ,f X - ' ' lplii V Xxx ., . XX lOneHundredTw fyl xxxglxx .x X gg. N X as L' ' ill ll J, lxl , T A Y 1 SOCIAL SOCIETY UN OFFICERS 'f Y Winfer Spring ' ll BETTY MCALLISTER ,..,,,.. ,............... P residenl' ...,..,,..,. ,......,... .,,...,.,,. J A NE ELLlOT yy N MARIAN NOONAN ....,.....,,.,... Vice-Presideni .........,.. .,..,... R UTH RAYMOND 5 RUTH RAYMOND ..A. ,.,. ....,,..,. s ecrefary ..A ..AA, ,.,,.,,,,..,,,. E R MINA SELBY ll JANE ELLIOT .........,.,,,,, .....,.... T reasurer ,...,.. ,..,, - ...PHOEBE HAMILTON 'mi MARIE DURNEY A...,,A4.,.,,. .,......,,. R eporfer ...,,.,..., ,,..... M ARIAN NOONAN EVELYN PRlTCl-lARD .............,. lnler. Soc. Rep .........,......,. BETTY MCALLISTER if l M E M B E R s Elly Carolyn Ash Phoebe l-lamilfon Marian Noonan yy Lorna Baker Helen l-lecox Barbara Perren x X Marian Barnes Laura Lieiz Evelyn Prilchard 'Q Jessie Brown Margineife Meldrim Ruih Raymond Doroihy Deckman ll X Jane Ellior 1 rv' Louise Epperson 1' Geraldine Green r in X ' Elva Am ff Nell BriH'on ' ,lg Mary Buckman X, Blanche Miller Belly Morris Belrly McAllis'rer Thelma Nelson P L E D G E S Josephine Connors Rose Mezzanares Luiha Rossi Elizabelh Ryan Ermina Selby Berry Savesrrom Josephine Slrallm Doroihy Vail GD ,- --vas. 1 9 i: ii 1 3 Q 1 2 .'j'f5e. I 5 H14 Z I xg . N MARIAN NOONAN RUTH RAYMOND ll DOROTHY GRAY JANICE MCKENZIE MARGINETTE MELDRIM LOUISE EPPERSON LAURA LEITZ MARJORIE GROTH MARIE DURNEY ' 'x JJ I ,f- 'KT' Q!- Q A . L V' ' s ,yi X V 5.5 if Ll' - Y . Y Z, - i i ,uf -. ' 4' . If VL Jil M L7 -. 1 A A s,...,l fl. V ' hu P 1415 A I sv 1- A t m ' 'X A . A A :f 5 ! ff IOne Hundred Twenfy4OneT ff!! W Y y ., ff!! Ill 1' -I 1' 'i I as BETA GAMMA CHI Numerous aTTairs oT The pasT year have IcepT BeTa Gamma Chi SocieTy acTiveIy engaged. Fall and spring rushing was The incenTive Tor many deIighTTuI parTies. During The winTer guarTer The annual BeTa Formal was held aT Woodside and a Tew weelcs IaTer The acTive chapTer gave a TacuITy-alumni Tea. J , gggrr N y Spardi Gras and Co-ed Capers were among The L canwpus achvihes parTkipaTed in dudng The spdng I guarTer. Many social meeTings and geT TogeThers - have been held by The acTive and alumni chapTers combined. The lasT aTTair was The annual bridge lunch- , eon held aT The Palace HoTeI in San Francisco. I The recepTion To be held on Home-Coming Day ' ,., will conclude The acTiviTies oT BeTa Gamma Chi Tor The 4fu.-q is Year- wil I Yi? 3- W, it ,I ,f ,, ' ! EILEEN MONTGOMERY ELDA BETH HAMILTON BETTY BIDDLE HELEN RUFF VIOLET SAMUELSON VIRGINIA KE FRANCES ECKERICI-I FRANCES GLEASON DOROTHY VIERRA JEWELL LYNN . ' L, S V 4 Ygi , .. iii I ' A X is 1 ,... .. ..., A. n K 1 M X E 5 ,4::E'u ':'4' i 1' ,. A -I : ' 'V ,-I1K ,g,, T? . i engages cfuaaaf Y 121' ' 5 ' . I' W W RN Q if c Wav I irrl 1 I I Q1 ,,r- .T 41 A - .V X 'X gi iis I If zlz yi- ug J XXX IOne Hundred TwenTy-T I xii ME: Sw 'ik rx N rf f 1 -fm -Q l r'1 'l l ,L lk' SCD CZIJAI. S CJCZI ET'Y Winler EILEEN MONTGOMERY ,,,, ...,. BETTY MONAHAN ..,...... FRANCES ECKERICH .......A OFFICERS ...,,Presidenl...,,..,,.. ,Vice-Presidem' ,.,.,.... .....Secre+a Spring ELDA BETH HAMILTON CONSTANCE KNUDSEN ........DOROTHY NELSON .,...a..,....JEWEL LYNN ,...,,,.VIRGlNIA KENT HPEGGY DURNEY BETTY BIDDLE lg DoRoTHY NELSON ,.,..L....,, , L.,,.,. Treasurer ,,.,, , CONSTANCE KNUDSEN .,.. .,,.... C orres. Sec .... HELEN RUFF .......,. ..,.....,A.,.., ,,...... R e porler ,,,,,,,,,, Q41 VIOLET SAMUELSON., lnfer. Soc. Reph, ml ' M E M B E R S Xl ncuysmam XR Alyce Bradford I ix Peggy Durney 'fly Frances Eclcericlw flar Elizaloeflw Edgar ' r, Frances Gleason l J' Rila Greco l Elda Berl'1Hamil+on 3 , l Grace Heimbuclc dl Phyllis Jasper if ,Q Bealrice Kelley rf Virginia Kenr Conslance Knudsen Jewel Lynn Belly Monahan Eileen Monlgomery Dorolhy Nelson Helen Pearce Helen Ruff Violel Samuelson Vera Snow Doro+l1y Vierra Harrielle Whifing Hazel Wolford y PLEDGES K Helen Casselman Lucille Moore Jessie McCarger CONSTANCE KNUDSEN RITA GRECO HARRIETTE WHITING PEGGY DURNEY VERA SNOW ALICE BRADFORD PHYLLIS JASPER HAZEL WOLFORD ELIZABETH EDGAR GRACE HEINBUCK rig l J as y -A N A :az , k , N ru fan ' - r g '-'S 5 527 1 vie' Eg E2 - r T , 5. sv- -I J, V V 'H' lOne Hundred Twenfy-Threel 1' f X75 fifo diff 44' 7 , 4.11 ' fl if ff ay X. ii ' RX ERO SOPHIAN Ero Sophian Sociefy was founded fhirfy-four years ago by l-larrief Cory, now Mrs. l-l. B. Hummel of Los Gafos. and since fhaf fime if has been an acfive sociefy on fhe campus. During fhe pasf year fhe sociefy has falcen parf in social service worlc, supplying lovely flowers for fhe wards of fhe counfy hospifal. Needy families have received baslcefs of food and clofhing af Chrisfmas and Thanksgiving, and one family has been provided wifh milk daily for fhe pasf year. A charify bridge given in coniuncfion wifh fhe alumni chapfer was held, fhe proceeds of which were furned over fo fhe sfu- denf loan fund. The sociefy aided commendably in fhe annual pro- ducfion of fhe Associafed Women Sfudenfs, Co-ed Capers , and also assisfed wifh fhe Spardi Gras. The social year of fhe group has been well filled wifh an informal dance in fhe fall: a formal dance in February: a luncheon given by fhe alumni chapfer af .lil 3 i ' 'i Vylylx l lx, 4 l ll i f X . l . i i i ill .yy Y I A i lx l ffl if i 1 ll 'ifiiirl , l fy V ,ll ll I . ,fi 'I l A l l lllli ,fy l D-- ll fhe Wesfern Women's Club in San Francisco, and an enjoyable beach picnic. . . . , x, M'WOR'E AWNSON Faculfy members are Miss Lydia Innes, Miss Caro- ps MARY E' CARM'C 'AEL line Berry, Miss Corinne Davis and Dr. Berfha Mason. l ELMA BOYER .JEAN DEvoss JEAN ALLEN HOPE THOMAS l LOUISE ROSENHAHN MARY ANN SYMMS l.OlS MCQUIDDY ESTHER WESSENDORF A . is i . A .gf if iiiv E- 1 l ' '... L . -JI ' .yr ,, ' wi ' x r . . A A A E i. XX lb' ,ff S55 ff E- Qlfqs A af 5 4 A . ef . if X K .Q Y I ' I xxx L ,. i if X 'Qfx IOne Hundred Twenfy-Fourl lfx Xxllhszx X N ll I I II fl III X I IIIIII HIL Ill +IU,1.' mf' SOCIAL SOCIETY I I o F E I c E R s II Winfer Spring Ii MARJORIE ATKINSON ....,...,....,... Presiclenl ............., MARY E. CARMICHAEL ti MARY E. CARMICHAEL ......, ,..Vice-Presideni ,..................... EVELYN CAVALO I MARY ALICE WITTENBERG.- ...... Secreiary .......,....,..................,... ELMA BOYER 1 ELMA BOYER ,....... ......,..,......... ...,.,,. T r easurer ......... MARY ALICE WITTENBERG I I JEAN DEVOSS ...,.......,,. ,,,,,A,.,.,,,., R eporfer ,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,.L.,.,,,,,..,.,.,.. LETTA ALLEN HOPE THOMAS ,..,.,.,.,, ,,,...,,,. I nler. Soc, Rep ,,,,,,....... ESTHER WESSENDORF JPIYVWQNX .yy MEMBERS II, Jean Allen Lois McOuiddy ylkli Leila Allen Nancy Miller III!! Mariorie Aflcinson Mae Nelson will Kay Berger Louise Rosenhahn fl 3 Elma Boyer Margarei Ryan . M Jean DeVoss Margarel' Schnabel rlfri Helen Durnam Priscilla Sword Helen Freeland Mary Ann Symms I Doroihea Gussefeld Jane Hammond ' Aleese I-lar'r JI I ,I L? I I X' I I ll li I ALEESE HART JANE LEITCH J Miriam Hari JL Birdella Hill AI Jane Leifch l I I Jane Phillips JANE HAMMOND CAROLINE BERRY PLEDGES Wanda Thaicher Nadine Thompson Hope Thomas Esiher Wessendorf Mary A. Wilrlenberg I y,iiy, Alice VanEvery EVELYN CAVALO MARY ALICE WIUENBERG Dororhy Merrill LETTA ALLEN MAE N ELSON MARGARET SCH NOBEL WAN DA THATCH ER f f bf L .L W ,Q- .I I li ,f I I II, l ' A . , l L Q I , - 4 I 1 V . . , i - i 'I-I 'I x I I I ' -,,, , I I i i 'L IL-'Q , I f. ,I Q ll I il y I I M ..L,, Jig ,lzbr 5: ...:.' f.-A I I I I ,f' One Hundred Twenly-Fivel Ligfyfflf Jil, ff , ff .-III ff, !'f' A If ,, . l i V l ll ix, ,llll - i I 'i i lll KAPPA KAPPA SIGMA This year marks The close oT The second year ThaT The Pi ChapTer of Kappa Kappa Sigma has been one l y oT The sororiTies oT The San Jose STaTe College. Al- ifi Though This chapTer was organized in lndianapolis, l. l TTT Indiana, a number oT years ago. ' E. Kappa Kappa Sigma has Taken an acTive parT in all ,jeff oT The campus acTiviTies Tor The year. Many clever ill'-NX and unique parTies have marked Their rushing plans 'Qui Tor The year. A Tormal dance held aT The SaraToga FooThill Club concluded The winTer social season. The program Tor Kappa Kappa Sigma includes a Qllfyuli policy oT acTive co-operaTion wiTh The many organiza- Tions oT The College and The promoTion oT social wel- fi' Tare and The creaTion oT a higher sTandard among I ,.V, M The girls. ml The TaculTy members are Mrs. Rodgers Lee Moore l-mi and Mrs. John Dowdle. 4, :fig A, 'iw BETTY 1-ucKEY Y il ANN EPPERSON l' EDYTHE SMITHOUSEN ADA MAE MORAN OLIVE GRAHAM Rum GREEN MURIEL Hoon JANE MARTIN .. , . y i 6 rg T T if :JV T' NZ. iw ug l gg N Q T 1 XX .5 ...v-- .,.. T .i,ip,,i1! E1 x . ,:'., , X Qi- -' gwii ,i.' liar li ,yxi Ifr 3 T XE, -qv-M H ... ,f T I 'Tie r SYN Tone Hundred TwenTy-Sixl Flaws ixxlx xxxxx . xg. N, 'N x i X 'x 'z X -.X 'T III I I f I i. I'l I Ill E lll W Ill' SOCIAL SOCIETY lv lflxlyl OFFICERS PRESIDENT, .....,..,. ,A.. .,,.,.... , . ....... B ETTY HICKEY ylx VlCE-PRESlDENT A,,,,,.. ,. ,. .ANN EPPERSON 9 SECRETARY., ..,.A. .....,,.,.. ......,,., L E E SAUVE lx TREASURERW, ..... ,,...... . .., .,..,,......,,..,,. ,ANN KIDD W INTER. SOC. REP ....,..,,., ,A,,.,,.. E DYTHE SMITHOUSEN CUSTODIAN, EE,.E E...EE EEEE,,,. ,,.,,E,.A,E J A N E MARTIN wllfx REPORTER .....,,, ..., ,.....,.,...,.....,... , , .. MURIEL LEE HOOD Ml MEMBERS l UQ Hope Allario Jane Marlin Ann Epperson Mary Ada Moran .l Olive Graham Marie lvlO+l'IOrn lf, Ruflru Green BeTl'I Nelson I, Belly Hickey Marion Prouly V5 Muriel Hood Nelda Sanford vm Ann Kidd Lee Sauve lx QM Edy+l1e Smilhousen I I A5511 PLEDGES 'li' Mary Evers Arlene Langharl ly Gladys Gorham DOrO+l1ea Levy l I, Jane Ramsey gl ,i l MRS. SARAH DOWDLE MRS. GERTRUDE MOORE BETH NELSON NELDA SANFORD MARION PROUTY I-IOPE ALLARIO MARIE MOTHORN 3 ', ' 3-.eilfiel I as UE' fe, I - 1-Q X ' , .1 I QL ' STI' lOne Hundred Twenl'y4Seven -.NEW Pr gffll I 14 L' I I, ,414 IW . , 1 V i fl 'itll lil ll' lx lllf ,jllyigl r PHI KAPPA PI affix H Phi Kappa Pi Sociely, which was founded in I9l8 T A T under The name of Copa de Oro, was originally con- l T 5 T necled wirh lhe Masonic order. The presenl' name fl, T gg - was adopled in I923. P Phi Kappa Pi has had one of The mosl inleresling ' X -,, Jilvfi ' ff T - T honor of ils pledges and members. .' ff: social seasons, having given many charming a1CFairs in l fx I . 4 g Always inferesled in sludenf acliviiies, a charily ' TY. , I lea was given in December for lhe benefil of The lil sludenl loan fund, and in every succeeding even? on ffl and off lhe campus. Phi Kappa Pi has Taken a leading part E - E. The facully members are Miss Mela Goldsmilh, Miss Gail Tucker, Miss Leeana Fisher, Mrs. Luella Slevenson and Mrs. Jerry Laws. f yi, T l Rum MONTGOMERY Y DoRorHY COCKRELL 'ii il RAE DOBYNS KATHERYN EPPS ELLEN BAILEY BETTY HARTWI6 RUTH SANDKUHLE MARY L CARMICHAEL NINA sons ADELE MELONE ELIZABETH siMPsoN MARGARET SCHNERR li Y ', Q N 4 5' . V 'Q X lm X - Tl? ' f ' -. ' 7 - -4 fair. 1, 1' T ii 1 ,, H 'i . N M 1 ., , 'T gf T 1 E i ' ' 3 R ' , '. fgl ' ' alll- ,, , E . ' -- ' f 131' -7' ' '- E -, 5' 7 , 1 M xy' 3 J.. j r , ' I V - A xx Hn Q, 'ff -' 11 i . - XTX' - 'f 5 xf x l P- 1---be - N3 Tonel-lunclredTwenly-Eighfl rx .A Q5 Xia, N ly , l I, ll Ill II,l l l 1-'liijb MQ SCDCZIAI. SCDCZIET'Y ,Iv OFFICERS lf ll Winler Spring V Z4 , ... - - RUTH MONTGOMERY ....,...,.......,. Presidenl ...AAA.,.,,A.,A, DOROTHY COCKRELL II 'f'II RUTH ADELLE ROBERTS ....,,A.,,. vice-Pressdm ,..... ..A...,,A,.,,, H ELEN McDANlEL I lfl HELEN MCDANIEL .........,E.... .,...,... s ecrelary O.,,,.,.Y,,..EAEA MARGARET SOHNERR DOROTHY COORRELL ....... ,,....... T fe-mrer ..... . ...,.,......... GEORGIA BAKER my ylly KATHERYN EPPS ...,,...,,Y.,,. ......... R eporler ...........,....,......,...,, ADELE MELONE . I TTTT YA'Al-V, .gjllfj ADELE MELONE .........,... .,...... l nler. Soc. Rep ...... .... R l.lTl-l ADELLE ROBERTS i 1 4 gn -l MEMBERS L Tw Eleanor Alberl Ellen Bailley Adele lvlelone Rulh lvlonlgomery Georgia Baker l-lelen McDaniel N,TT 1 Nina Bolls Bellw Pierson , ' Mildred Burlner Rulh Adelle Roberls ' ' , Mary L. Carmichael Jean Ross il f,. R DOIOIIW Cockrell RLIIII SERCIIMIIIQ 5- if Rae Dobyns lvlargarel Sclinerr ' I ' 1 Pauline Dorneberger Faye Shaeller - X X Kalheryn Epps Rullw Sherburne I ' Belly Fosler Elizabellu Simpson 'll Belly l-larlwig Bealrice Walson w' Bealrice Konrad Virginia William Norene Williams s P L E D G E S . - Calherine Clark Jane Kessler HELEN MCDANIEL lv1argarelGallaglTer Rila Reed GEORGIA BAKER x Eslher Rooney I BETTY FOSTER BETH PIERsON RUTH SHERBURNE NORENE WILLIAMS BEATRICE WATSON FAYE SHAEFFER VIRGINIA WILLIAMS RAULINEDORNBERGER BEATRICE KONRAD MILDRED BURTNER ,f Li . - . -. ' , fl. ' ' F I, i 5' I If 'B ' is I 55 I I I Ia I5,.:?1 Q7 I, N ' 1 1' I . x il! I I l ., .V T ' A ' I Ifff i' 1 . 1 l jf H ' V-I1 ' .4 fl Wg! '- in 1 if All I WF Q 1 ,fn , .0 .fpy il A T5 f One Hundred Twenly-Ninel ,JI fj'fi'l lip! fyf ff' if lf' . fi ,I , V I I K Wi' Lf. .1 ,- f v I, 1 ,QW f ff WX-FX JERRY SWICKARD BEI LE BUTLEP Tl SAPPHO Sappho Sociely was organized in I898. The pur- pose of The organizalion al Tirsl was To Turlher The sludy of lileralure and dramalics. Laler The popue larily of This Type of organizalion died down and The sociely became a social one. The sociery, besides being social however, worlqs along The lines of charily. During The pasl Chrislmas season presenls were wrapped and dislribuled To The orphans al The Home of Benevolence's annual Chrislmas parly. Dolls were also dressed Tor The poor. Sappho Sociery has par- ricipaled in many OT The acliviries sponsored by The College This pasl year. In Jrhe annual Co-ed Capers. ite socie+y's acl carried our The general idea of The s ow. A+ The Spardi Gras Carnival The sociely sponsored a very successful boolh-Jrhal' of selling ice cream. The purely social aclivilies of The sociery were a dance, a Tea, and a luncheon. This has been one of The socieJry's mosl acrive and successful years. The Tacully members of Sappho are Mrs. Elizabelh Walsh, Mrs. Lillian Gray, Miss Bernice Tompkins and Dr. Olive Kunlz. B BLAUER D. 1uRNER D RIFENBARK M. DIELMAS J. GHETTI M. DUNCAN D CAPLSON L. GHETTI K. O'BANilO4 G. CHRISTMAS B. CHAPMAN M. YOUNG - 1 ' di .1 -ill i 3 3 X l . I l . XM , il ' 'Q ..j.. 2 ', .KN - ix' Wx x x sy r r i w e is . , T i if XXX TOnel-lundrcd Th ryl LY! Y 'Q T - Q.. X XX N- sr. x- xg x NX vi Ai A . T 'fill llllil jwnw f i il' kill,-ill xi lit ill SOCIAL SOCIETY t'yfi.si . OFFICERS Q 13 E. uf Wmler Spring L' ff JERRY SWICKARD .,,,,.... ..,....... , P feSiden+.... .......A.. , . , B ELLE BUTLER ,All BELLE BUTLER ,L,.,,..,...,, .......... V ice-Presidenl... ........ LUCRETIA MARTIN fw',iq',i BARBARA BRUCE: .,,......A ,,......... s ecfeiafy... ...L ..,,..., . .JANET Gi-lETTl lxllfiiy MARJORIE DUNCAN.. ....,,..,,,. ..,.. T reasurer... ,..,. . .BARBARA BRUCfl 11, BARBARA BLAUER ..,,...., ,.v,..,.., I nler. Soc. Rep .... .. ..,.... JERRY SWICKARD - MEMBERS Nona Anderson Hilda Gusseleldl ' ly Barbara Blauer Jane Haskins ,' T' I Dorolhy Blauer Liselle Jansen l l Barbara Bruch Lucrelia Marlin ll Belle Buller Jane Meads Dorolhy Carlson Kalherine O'Bannon ffyll Belly Chapman Belly O'Brien 2 Gerry Chrislrnas Dorolhy Rilenbark 'N Belh Crall Jean Slriclc , I Mariorie Duncan Jerry Swickard gif, ii Marie Delmas Eva Beryl Tree y,gi'iJ Elaine Edwards Dorolhy Turner lil ii Elaine Eleming Frances Van Dalsern ffl' Janel Shelli Belly Wilson Q' Lenore Shelli Belly Wood i T Miriam Young l ly P L E D e E s Jfjlx Belly Bookwaller Anloinelle Maynard LUCRETIA MARTIN ' if Marie Hooper Mary Quigley BARBARA BRUCH 1 Mary Ross J l l B. o'BRlEN E. EDWARDS J. MEADS A. MERCER E. GRIEEITH J. HASKINS s. DORNBERGER P. DORAN B. CRAFT E. ELEMING, K. DOOLING J. STRICT ni. .E L V. I ' L wfffii - :-.vflrv J' - T' ii? A 453. 'I 4 L One Hundr ed Thirly-Oriel Ruslwing season-reas, parries, smokers, pledging services . . . lnilia- Jrions-lormal and inlormal...DanCes -lormals, sporl, banquers, reunions . General gel-Jroge+l'1ers-gall'1er- ings belween classes, bull sessions. Wednesday niglwl meelings, food. card parlies . . . ln ollier words A F R AT E R N A L S P I R IT. 1 3 Miki WNW W' 1 M A in N, 1 Q L MERTON BASSETT CHARLES SPALDING DELTA THETA OMEGA The closing of The eighfh year of acfivify for fhe Delfa Thefa Omega frafernify finds fhe individuals in fhe organizafion mainfaining sfellar posifions in widely varied fields of exfra-curricular endeavor, and fhe group as a unif welded closely fogefher by fhe bonds of friendship and frue brofherhood. A well-rounded social calendar broughf a wide variefy of fhe affairs for which D. T. O. is iusfly famous. A formal dinner dance af fhe Sainfe Claire, fhe Naughfy Naufical dance af fhe Soufh Bay Yachf Club and a summer formal af Devonshire were infer- spersed during The year by several informal parfies and dinners. The annual reunion in June closes 'rhe year's funcfions. Under fhe sponsorship of fhe acfive members, fhe alumni of Delfa Thefa Omega formed an associafion during fhe year as a means of more carefully pre- serving friendships which sfarfed during undergrad- uafe days af San Jose Sfafe. As always, Delfa Thefa Omega has chosen ifs new members wifh care, placing greafer emphasis on a man's abilify fo carry on The ideals of fhe frafernify fhan on his polifical or social record. JACK CARRAHER CHARLES RICHARDS RAY RHODES IAMEs HAMILTON MARTIN swoizo DAVID GILMORE BILL LAue-HLIN ,I H lOnel-lurIdredThirfy-F T II',I I l llil Illl SOCIAL FRATERNITY Eli ihll fills OFFICERS QX . WinI'c-r Spring , MERTON BASSETT A,AAAAA,,,, Q A,, A,6I GI'Id Maas-fs. .. ,A.A LCHAS. SPALDING A CI-IAS, PINKI-IAM ,,,YY,,,w, , ,,,,,,,AA,,,, Masler ,,,, ,,,.....v...,,... RUSS RANKIN Cl CI-IAS, RICHARDS ,,,,, ,,,,, .,,,,,,,,., S e creiary ...,...,, ,,........ C HAS. RICHARDS CI-IAS, SPALDING ,,,,,,A Treasurer ...,,..., ....... J IM HAMILTON jill M E M B E R S 'Hy Merlon Basseli Charles Pinlcham fnrl I-larlon Bueilner Russell Rankin Norman Counlryman Ray Rhodes IN Frank Fuller Charles Richards Cecil George Elmer Rigdon IIA Dave Gilmore Charles Spalding Jim I-larnillon Marlin Sword FM Horace Laughlin Leon Warmke filifl William Laughlin Jack Carraher Kay Lindsay Roberi Threlkell L ,I .I L L F A c u L T Y 'ji , Erwin Blesh l-Iugh W. Gillis qi' J. Wilfred Richardson CHARLES PINKHAM lx I RUSS RANKIN li II IHARLON BUETTNER LEON WARMKE CECIL GEORGE I-IORACE LAUGHLIN JOE RIGDON KAY LINDSAY NORMAN COUNTRYMAN ROBERT TIIRELKEI. il? fl .an an R 'r ,221 . .awry . K! ' ali: .. I. X 4 I I,Onel-lundrecl Thiriy-Fivel , ,fl ,I H, If 'ffl ,J ,- Ji I V, , lf, J, I?- ,. CI ,.,I If If ,ffl f 4 PERRY STRATTON ALBERT BENSON JIM FITZGERALD X AN .E 'Ek I SIGMA GAMMA OMEGA The Sigma Gamma Omega TraTerniTy has The honor and disTincTion oT being The TirsT social TraTerniTy To be recognized by any CaIiTornia sTaTe college. The TraTerniTy was organized in I928 by a group oT promi- nenT men whose aim was To exTend a Teeling oT broTherhood and Tellowship among The men sTudenTs oT The college. IT has always been The desire oT The TraTerniTy To carry on college TradiTions and enTer inTo all oT iTs acTiviTies. In The Tive ensuing years Sigma Gamma Omega has been The nucleus oT a group oT men who represenT every branch oT college liTe. Because oT Their ideals OT Tellowship and Their personal conTribuTions many have been selecTed by The sTudenT body as leaders oT various acTiviTies. The organizaTion closes This year wiTh a Teeling oT having compleTed many successTul acTiviTies. The members can loolc back over The year's pleasures wiTh cherished memories oT The Triendships ThaT will be everlasTing. ' HARRY JENNINGS CLARENCE NAAS lOneHundrecIThirTyS T DICK SANDERS FRANK HAMILTON 4 DICK WHITE GEORGE SILVA J-nw ,Wlwl ,-'mln 1 1 i ip. li-N OFFICERS lil! Winfer Spring li HARRY HEDGER .....,.. ,,,,.. , Presiclenl ...,...... .,...,. P ERRY STRATTON ,film ALBERT BENSON... .,... ., ,,.Vice4Presidenl ........., ...v,,,.......... D ICK WHITE ll,l-'ll JAMES FITZGERALD ..AEE .. ....,... secremy ...A....E .,.,,.,,. W ILLIAM COWAN l-Nllhi GEORGE SILVA .,.....,...,, ....., T reasurer ..,,,,. ...,...,.., G EORGE SILVA ,Q HARRY JENNINGSJ. .,,.,,. ..., , Sql.-al-Arms ,.,.,.,. ,...,.., F AUL ARNERICH ill' 7? M E M is E R s ' Paul Arnericlw Clyde Kimloal ',N Alloerl Benson Harry Jennings E . Frank Cavello George Lawry l William Cowan Clarence Naas ,Wk T Bill Dresbaclc Dick Sanders i James Filzgerald George Silva Alfred Fredriclcs Jim Sinclair 1 Chesler Hess George Silva li ll Millon Hexl Charles Slewarlr lm Frank Hamiljron Perry Slralion lj Jaclc l-lensel Junior Wilson DiclcWl'1i+e 1- l itll: ll ll CHARLES STEWART PAUL ARNERlcH GEORGE LAWRY BILL DRESBACK JIM SINCLAIR lOne Hundred Tl'1irl'y4Sev enl If I ,ffisiif LII. xy' f.-f, ,x TK, ,v' 1,- 1 V .7 YYI--,I!,:.,x . 1 'xl Q JMX ll' I f kwH': . V, , f.4 ' f' x, ' V ,N UKQQ f QJFVX' , ', W - 4:,q.L,,J,.- x ETTM K .Y , ,, 5 s E 1. . , I! U, . 5 , 1, A ny. I . i i 1 1 - V- ,,.,'l 2 - - 135- Y AH:-M4 N up-. , ,'.-:1.4.,,',fQ,if-riggrggg, ,g..4 . ini' ' -5. fi1L'-'Iirl ff -- '- f' Q3 -'A :.,L ? w.f1i .72 . 'Z','f5f T4'- ' 4, YW - V' : 'EFTJEL ':51bi. if .'p5v5r3ff'f14514.-.f- 2-g'?.'1, . '3h5'214v1 . .- . --1 if ,F'f?1g1'F'I'.F4f-B'5:f'3E'g!3f,aZ51''i2f4r-ff Fil 1:33-Flrlzii .42f1.Si'ii?eiLl9'E.!9s-A.. Wx WW F 5 - ? . M fx . ,1 fx , I v Y I , 'Jr' 1, '1 All UN MWA . 1 ffflv r.gx ,J X, U lixilfl lk H '1 I . 7 44-4.-Ealll M U S I C Symphony Orcheslra, Glee Clubs, A Capella Choir, College Band . . . Medium for inslrumenlal and vocal enjoyable recrealrional hours. bb rr Db DRAMATICS Verse Speaking Choir, Plays, Debales . . . Medium of in'rerpreIaIion and Convef-Safionl 2 bb up bb an 57 an an an PUBLICATIONS The Times, La Torre . . . Medium of The daily news and a record of The year. ,-. ZL fr f ,V ,, ,.- lf i 3, ,, rf, . --. W' vu 1' x., .71 .. N - 1 X ,A W W 'i53'9f4 53,11 fffj fi X '-. :Q f11f,fjn.' f' 'wj-' F53 L7 r'c,YH:T x Q' J U 3fm,.g'i ' X N, u v KX fkif ff 41,-JJ U I if 3' fl ,IV f-Mffgrf Ep' M x HAS .fx 3 I X 'N' 'if' -, .. Q. .fx ,,.,2- ,- H ., , Mai, . 1 lllll ll' lll Ii ,Xi 4,5 il 3 ,i. i il. ll? lll li I vi new i iiiilxi ills: The San Jose STaTe College Symphony OrchesTra, under The direcTion oT Adolph W. OTTersTein, has given Two ouTside perTormances This year Wll in addiTion To The Three Tormal concerTs. lil Besides adding To The spiriT oT TooTball games, The San Jose STaTe -Y' College Band, direcTed by Raymond Miller, has presenTed Two Tine symphonic programs This year. Xxx' lOne Hundred ForTy-Twol , K xg TX The fame of our A Capella Choir, conducleol by William J. Erlenolson, is allesled by requesls for local appearances as well as lor The Music Supervisors' conference, anol over KPO. Bel Canlo, lhe women's glee club olireclecl by Alma Lowry Williams, gives bul one formal concerl each year, bul Jrhey sing for many campus acfivilies ancl lalce an aclive parl in Co-ed Capers . ,fl ff 1 IO Hundred Forfy-Throoi ,-,Q-ffl! ,Y A ill! ff' i J I f I .U Nik ay A .gi -X, 1 Y SF s Ns JACK MURDOCK GERALD ERWIN Qi xi T .SPARTAN eLEE CLUB , OFFICERS PRESIDENT .,,,....,.,.,,.,....,,......,,......,,,,..A,,,,, JACK MURDOCK VICE-PRESIDENT .....,,.,A,,, ......,.....,........ C ARL PALMER SECRETARY .,.,,,...,.,...............,...,AA..,.,.,A,.A.,.,..,.,.. ROBB WALT TREASURER ...........,...,,,....,....,...,.,,. MARVIN HOCKABOUT BUSINESS MANAGER ,AA,,..,,,,.,,,,.......,AA..,.,AA, JOHN EVANS ADVISOR ...,.,.A,,,...,,.......,,,,,.,,,,, MR. GEORGE MATTHEWS DIRECTOR ..........,........,,.................,,.......,.. GERALD ERWIN ASSISTANT DIRECTOR .,A,.,.,,,,,.,,.L,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, CHET MASON The SparTan Glee Club has had an exceedingly var- ied program during :The pasT year. Gerald Erwin, music maior, is The 'regular sTudenT direcTor, buT, dur- ing The Tinal guarTer, CheT Mason Took over The reins. The programs which The glee club has given in- clude several church engagemenTs ThroughouT The valley, presenTaTions beTore boTh The senior and Tresh- rnan'orienTaTion groups oT STaTe, and oThers, boTh on and oTT The campusj As has been The cusTom during The pasT nine years, The organizaTion has made iT a poinT To have aT leasT one social evenT, sTricTly sTag. each quarTer, wiTh The resulT ThaT an excellenT Teeling oT Triendship is maniTesT ThroughouT The club. I And so, as The SparTan Glee Club enTers inTo Their elevenTh year as an acTive organizaTion on The college campus, They Teel ThaT They have done Their biT in assisTing on programs and helping in oTher ways aT STaTe, and hope To do even beTTer in The TuTure. , P f li, I 4 . A W fi y ,yi i I Ill Til ll ll 13 5 I ,i ,, l l ' T I :i, I ggi T I ll IJ lil ll , , T, il. il IVI AIIII lllj liz! 'lig- lil I li, ..'T iii ,y I ,lx ki l T I i l Ii i ii W 4 ef.. sg. I W :1-' ' ,,, PM , 'Q : ' :-: ,- W , T '-Z A xr , V :fem i i sas' - TL? sg . A if Q55 EST. as JE. , ' .T ' . ' , 1-- , J ii ii T' I ii. T w f V 5-.T ii, if ' -J ' : . 1' If I . gag? 5 I 'if T, Till .T I ' -- Ti, if,il W qv? . ,J H, Z .l - , ,Q cy, N T .N -.NxN X fx XX , K xg .4 yy .I ,A ,IR TX N O ,g i I RX.. X35 hifi :T X T25- .X 51. X Q TX Wi ne Hundred ForTy-Fou I f i T. i ,, Ji, . .l1'l :li , N 'J wx. K1 wx! .. 'L I. ,IN rg , m XIX, , N , , . X N 1 Y X in' -Kylix-'itll ifirlipgi llill E 'E i VERSE SPEAKING cl-iolR my , E in ii, i.i lr lf i M E M B E R S lfffii E Elizabelh Allampress Ann lsakasen J 'V 'N Edilh Boasso Grace Murray lAf'llii i 'f iiif iii , Joel Carler Melvin Newcombe l gms!! ,X ,N L i g Kaihryn Epps Rulh Sandkuhle Qglys i A ' Marian Falrersack Mary Elizabelh Smi+h Qi If ELIZABETH JENKS Nancy Fowler Dorolhy Vierra l X Filmore Gray Cyril Wood i i A ig The Verse Speaking Choir, under Jrhe direclion of Miss Elizabelh Jenks, is one of The mosl oulslanding and unique organizalions on The campus. iyfly, and has achieved greal success in ils performances Jrhroughoul The penin- if i sula, as well as in ils programs on lour and on Jrhe air. x 1 ,' K The choir is one of lhe few groups of i+s kind in Jrhe counlry and is com- Mi- posed of fourieen lrained voices. ll is nol a chorus chanling in unison. luyfj buf a group of individuals who speak and inlerprel poelry logelher, giv- li ing every ounce of Jrheir personal feelings and emolions lo lhe inlerpre- , ,, Jralion of The malerial in a harmonized and rhylhmic form. ffl Working whole-hearledly wilh an undivided inleresl, ihe preseni mem- lil bers of Jrhe choir, in co-operalrion wilh Miss Jenks, have placed Jrhe group J r'rr X on one of The highesl planes of ar+ performances. Q N i 'r MALE QUARTET OF VERSE SPEAKING CHOIR X lOne Hundred Forfy-Sixl 'P' 1-1, fll r .1 My A lm. MM fm JR ,w 11 ,X 'f s'.Y , W My J, -'mf V, ,a W ,K 1 if ,WA X V , I K I One Hundred Foriy-Seven GIRLS' VERSE CHOIR CONGO DRAMATICS Through The combined eTTorTs oT members oT The speech deparTmenT, The year iusT compleTed shows a T splendid record oT dramaTic achievemenT. ln spiTe oT economic diTTiculTies, pasT producTion sTandards have noT only been mainTained, buT surpassed. ln a Time when disasTer is overcoming many liTTle TheaTre groups, causing abandonmenT oT acTiviTy, or decided compro- mising oT arT sTandards, Those inTeresTed in The drama aT San Jose STaTe College have lcepT Their eyes ahead and have reTused To adrniT deTeaT. This uncompromis- . ing idealism is OT Tar greaTer imporTance Than The pro- ducTions Themselves, alThough The laTTer are whaT will be remembered by audiences. The plays, each marked by an arTisTic presenTaTion, covered a wide range oT dramaTic inTeresT. The pro- ducTion oT From lvlorn To lvlidnighT was by Tar The mosT experimenTal aTTempT made by The sTudenT group, and iTs superior producTion placed anoTher high goal To be aimed aT in TuTure producTions. The plays oT The year were: Anna ChrisTie by Eugene O'Neill Smilin' Through by Langdon lvlarTin HueH e1LL1s An Evening OT One-ACTS LAURENCE MENDENHALL Lilies oT The Field by John Turner From lvlorn To MidnighT by George Kaiser. The Two dire-cTors, Laurence Mendenhall and l-lugh Gillis, shared The year's worlc. lvlr. Mendenhall direcTing The Evening oT One-ACTS , and Mr. Gillis The remaining Tour producTions. For many years The dramaTic acTiviTy oT San Jose STaTe was under The compleTe conTrol oT San Jose Players, an organizaTion TirsT sTimulaTed and headed by Dr. Virginia Sanderson. This organizaTion slowly and care- Tully builT up a seT oT ideals and sTandards in dramaTic producTion unsur- passed by any college group in The WesT. Audiences were assured OT good plays well produced when They aTTended a presenTaTion oT Players. WiTh The resignaTion oT Dr. Sanderson Trom headship oT The speech de- parTmenT, iT was decided by Those in posiTions oT leadership in Players ThaT some change was necessary. The acTiviTy had grown To such proporTions To lceep apace wiTh The growing school ThaT one organizaTion could noT eTTicienTly incorporaTe a suTTicienT membership To handle iT: The acTiviTy was cramped because oT lack oT numbers Tor large casTsg an undemo- craTic condiTion caused by some Tew sTudenTs being over-worked and oThers noT having an opporTuniTy was The ineviTable resulT. lOne Hundred ForTy-EighTl DRAMATICS Under The leadership OT Mr. Gillis plans were discussed and aTTempTs made Tor alleviaTing The diTTiculTies, buT seemingly This was impossible wiTh- ouT an enTire reOrganizaTiOn OT The acTiviTy. This was underTaken by Miss Jenks, Mr. Mendenhall and Mr. Gillis in The summer OT I932. AT The be- ginning OT This year The plans and suggesTiOns drawn up by These Three TaculTy members were presenTed To San Jose Players and The group ac- cepTed Them. The change meanT The ceasing OT San Jose Players and in spiTe OT The in- Tense loyalTy OT The members OT This group, in spiTe OT The long years OT TradiTion behind The organizaTiOn, in spiTe OT The hard work which The acTive membership had devoTed To a building up OT ideals and sTandards, The club vOTed To co-operaTe and accepT The change. AlThough iT was a maTTer OT acTiviTy TirsT and organizaTion second, neverTheless The spiriT shown by Players is One OT The Things OT which College auThoriTies should be proud. Under The new plan plays were Opened up To The enTire sTudenT body, Thereby enrolling many sTudenTs who were inTeresTed buT Tound iT impos- sible To be members OT The old group OT Players. NaTurally This year's plays have had as Their backbone Tormer dramaTic enThusiasTs, buT The program as iT advanced Through The year saw more and more new Taces behind The TOoTlighTs. Miss Jenks, as head OT The speech deparTmenT, assumed sponsorship OT The acTiviTy, while The posiTions OT direcTOrs re- mained wiTh Mr. Mendenhall and Mr. Gillis. Fear was expressed ThaT The loss OT concenTraTed push behind The pro- ducTiOns would seriously harm The presenTaTions Themselves. This has n'oT been The case, Tor This year has marked Three disTincT high spoTs in produc- Tion-plays which in sheer beauTy OT acTing and producTion have noT been surpassed in The dramaTic hisTory OT The College. Anna ChrisTie , The TirsT play OT The year, direcTed by Mr. Gillis, sTands as The climax OT ligenTly resTrained acTing and sTaging. The Green CockaToo by SchniTz- ler, one OT The Three one-acTs direcTed by Mr. Mendenhall in The Evening OT One-AcTs , sTands ouT predominanTly as a beauTiTul synchronizaTion OT grouping, color and line. For sheer visual beauTy This producTion will re- main long in The memory OT Those who saw iT. From Morn To MidnighT , a TranslaTion Trom The German OT George Kaiser, an expressionisTic drama, sTands high Tor iTs daring experimenTalism, an experimenTalism carried inTo sTaging, acTing and direcTing. WiTh Three high poinTs reached in a year when low poinTs were Tully expecTed by many, The coming year holds much promise. AlThough The enTire program isn'T Tully esTablished, Three Tull lengTh plays have been chosen Tor producTion by The direcTOrs: Treasure Island by STevensOn, T-ledda Gabler by lbsen and There's Always JulieT by Van DruTen. ln addiTiOn To These, The annual ChrisTmas play is as yeT unchosen. l:One Hundred ForTy-Ninel inTel- li ' A ri ' a i . . c .fig ,l - ' v i ruin . is r -L fa ii V ar i L ' f ,fx RONALD LINN RALPH ECKERT CHARLES PINKHAM , QNX.. ,, .. . 3 .lag ng ,HHUHW Z. I yi y l.,wf.'l,Q.f1pg ,Ji , an li . ws A. ' ' l W, 4' ,. SPARTAN SE l-luberl Barry Joel Carler Alice Cluberlson Ralph Eckerl James Fisher James Filzgerald Rila Greco Franlc l-lamillon Kaiherine Hodges Wilbur l-logevoll Ann lsaksen Elizabelh Jenks MEMBERS NATE William Jones Richard Lynden Ronald Lynn Tom Needham Edwin Olmslead Ferdinand Falla Charles Pinlcham J. D. Sfrauss Roberl Threlkel Rulh Townsend Adrian Wilbur Laura Wolfe Sparlan Senale, Sla+e's new debale organizalion, is composed of sludenls who have won membership by parlicipalion in al leasl one inlercollegiale debale. Thai lhe Senale has crealed a very deiiniie inleresl in forensic aclivilies is evidenced by Jrhe facl lhal lwenly-lwo sludenls, winning lheir opporluniiy in open lryouls, have parlicipaled in nineleen infer- collegiale debales and symposiums involving Slan- lord, California, U. S. C., Ulah Aggies, College of The Pacific, San Francisco Universiiy, San Francisco Slale, Fresno Slale, and Sanla Rosa Junior College. An even more exlensive program is planned for nexl year. 181965 l . AZ- up 41 lOne Hundred Filly r- I , ,ffl I U X Q23 E 'xfgffifgg Qi MF W1 . 3 fuk LQ, Q Q 'L JACK MURDOCK CLARENCE NAAS Eclifor DICK HUGHES DICK SANDERS DOROTHY VIERRA THELMA VICKERS FRANK HAMILTON E? sf, C fl Q v' J i: , an K gg lhz ' .,,, 5, 5 C 3-'i K' Q QQ, I - H- LO ne Hundred Fiffy-Tw r ,X- I Y x 1 4 .M 'nfl i M MMV, MQW ,E , ,W 1 LLM. lsxx ',' 's , xx ' , A -f Bread lumps 24 Eeet 7 4 . ,fri Am! Cunningham Winsgglavelin 'ln Pacific N, R 5 wg MF ,Hr IH 1 'A 4,1 ,1 ly C L' Q1 :fi ,J fx W: JIM FITZGERALD 5 W n Ediior S LOUISE WINANS GRACE OSMER CARL PALMER MARY TRACY MURIEL HOOD ,Lf - . ' H9 '1',,C 43555 2-2 . .J ,C .1 -R ,A I . 4. -rf ',i t U - H R3 L fa ' 'W L R 1 QB fOne Hundred Fiffy-Threel J? vvqnsww LA TQRRE - ADELE MELONE EDITORIAL STAFF ASSISTANT EDITOR ,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,IA , ,,RAY RHODES ASSISTANT EDITOR ..,,...,,,,,,, JACK CARRAHER ASSISTANT EDITOR ,..,., RUTH MONTGOMERY PHOTOGRAPHY ...,.,,,,...,... JACK APPLEGARTI-I PICTURE APPOINT'S .AA....... MILDRED BURTNER SPORTS EDITOR .......,,.,,...,,,.. STEVE MURDOCK ASST. SPORTS EDITOR ...,,,,,,..I.,.,,, TI-IERON FOX JACK CARRAHER, JACK APPL EGART A Edifor SALES MANAGER ,.,,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,I,,,,,,,, S I SIMON! ART EDITOR ...,.........,I,, .,,,,,., J OHN FRENCH ASST. ART EDITOR ....,..., ,...... H ELEN MCCLUE FILES .,....,....., ,,..,,,...,., FACU LTY ADVISOR FACULTY ADVISOR .....,,.... FACULTY ADVISOR H, MILDRED BURTNER, SI SIM ......,,..SUE WHITTEN .,.NEIL O. THOMAS ...DR. C. HOLLI DAY R. V. PETERSON ONI, RAY RHODES THERON FOX, CATHERINE FISHER, RUTH SANDKUHLE, SUE WI-IITTEN, HARRY JENNINGS I I IIS' IMI I L1 If v-.. III! IJ. W, IVI I. I -'f . FN LN . -4 I 'flfg I ,I I III ff! ,Q -xx EM In Ii NI1 II I' JI. ,. fx. jx tl 1 MI ,I 4SFNI 1.4 , x . V Y 1 , ,. M' H X I i X X f3, QQ A X 1 - W ' f - 1 R XRS' .:4'gl- ii? 5 S :- . ' ll I I . 2' X. . IQOne Hundred Flffy-Fourl Em 'Ir wi Rs.. X-N .Xt -L . X, 'N Q A I IW I. II I 'FII ,iw I III , MAIIUI I If If I,'I II 'II II 'VI -I' Es! Lfxfyxj I It I-,XI IIII , I'Iw ,II RUSS RANKIN V Business Manager I III I .I II I WWI IIIIII III ' I III VIII1 GENERAL STAFF fx HARRY JENNINCS CARL PALMER HELEN MCDANIEL KATHERINE FISHER CLARENCE NAAS JUNIOR WILSON RUTH SANDKUHLE KATHERINE EPPS GIL BISHOP JACK MURDOCK EVELYN PRITCHARD BUD APPLEGARTH DICK SANDERS ADA MAE RHODES KAY LINDSAY LOUISE WINANS GRACE OSM ER JAMES FITZGERALD JACK MURDOCK, DICK SANDERS, RUTH MONTGOMERY, CARL PALMER, CLARENCE NAAS JAMES FITZGERALD, HELEN MCCLUE, HELEN MCDANIEL, LOUISE WINANS, KAY LINDSAY OneHundredFI - ' I 3 L fl ff If' The arches . . .The Tower bell . . .The bull-pen ...The sTuclenT bocly dances . . . The clramaTic proolucTions . . .The aThleTic meeTs . . . Dean Dim- miclc's oTFice . . .The Spardi Gras Car- nival . . . PeTe's new workshop . , . Senior Sneak Day . . . Uncle Jimmie ...Co-op . . . New STaclium . . . Fac- ul+y Teas . . . El PorTal . . . DaTes in The Library . . . Times oTTice . . . Co-ed Capers . . . La Torre . . . College Tea- room . . . FooTball Games . . ln oTher words- COLLEGE LIFE. ,51 X W? 1 x 1 , w ,. n , I I L'-ffm ff ,jggi3f., .F f-mam. 4: 4 L. H 1 1:1 . -4' ' N-iflf? J- 5 L. ., . my . 5 1 MX Fi - v 1 ' 'was' .T f. i , I. Under The elms my 2. Commu+er's walk my 3. The Brains Trus+ wb 4. The Home-making De- parfmenf wb 5. This way in wb 6. This way ouf 2 J an large. - E ur fm .fi 1.2451 ' M.. -Q, M' E 5 jp .,,. I I ' J 652 Hmm H. w ' 1' 1 1 J-415' - .gg 1 JM :W ,Q M 11 fa 111 Jem . ,,. , 11111112 f 1111. 1 lg 1 -'15-11 -, X 1 ,., 1 1 1 1 W .1,si.,,gs2j, 1 1 72 mum ..,',,L,-. f 1 11. 1 H11 1 1.1, Y i I X il xx X fmg xi X A4 Ah ,lfig 1 X 55:71 ii AL 4 fi , sis . .Q ii W 55, :3--J. 3. V X in 5 ' . iff' I I f f? ?75' +15 jf I I. Fall 2 2 2. The New Science Building vw 3. Winier sw 4. A scien- Jrific corridor wb 5. Fox f' 'Arif , A I A c - , and geese up as 6. The music building an 2 2 Db 41 fx? hd A ni .--csv c f . '-,,,,. ,TT-Y ,f f - . ,N.....z:'- g ..-.. I ' ffl If I l f ' '7, .-' ' C' v.:g' 5. fm 5-Qef' .I X r -' - -,wr , , .. . .U5 'A' M I I I I. Jusi' a smile my DD 2. Page Mr. Ripley mn 3. Yes, real snowballs my 4. Keep +l1aI shawl up! an an 5. I like I+ an up 6. I-Iere's Io you 2 vb 7. Many are cold- vm 8. -BuI' few are frozen 9. Look whaf we did! vm IO. The unbelievable happened sa 2 an an up by I. Wl1a+'s Hwis-a Holi- day? :wb 2, Sie-s+a de los Bozos any 3. Pool sharks wb 4. D.-T.- OH!! DDP 5. Cas? your loallof any 6. Gee, I goffa go my 7. Poefess Laureafe an 2 2 if 1 , 1 is fs- l . iq l I f my ,f 17 'ki i v , V23 , 'w nfl I ffm an l. Some senior Juniors DDP 2. Pegagus Club rm 3. Sparlan Spearers ws 4. Of Thee We Sing rm 5. Big slalces, boys DPP? 6. We'd call Jrhis a Quire 2 PP 7. More wrilers DDD 8. Food!- for Men Only 2 an 9. Bools- Bools- Boolsl X2 IO. Jusl a foolball- players' coach 2 up up 2 ll. Was lliis your arm? J . ,fv ti I. l-lere's your chance, lady DDP 2. Warmke - hol-cha! my 3. Play-boys rr mb 4. LeI's gel edu- cafed my 5. Le+'s call if Quilz rw 6. Rulh Adele mb 7. Indoor 'lspor+s PD by 8. l-lere's Ilwe line, folks! ma 9. Check! my IO. Well? my I l.Wl1o's whose? my I2. Double check! wr I3. I-low high is up ? PP 9 2 an an 2 za -ka n hx... f .??wQW J4WE?x4 I. Degroof demon- s+ra+es an as 2. Be+ween halves :nb 3. S+a+e roo+- ers my 4. Looking Jrhem over any 5. Knighlr win- ning The hurdles rr vb 6. Two-milers PPP? 7. Gef your Bull-dog wb 8. Jusf a maHer of form 77 an D7 9. Jusf a high-pressure man bb an rs 2 2 up up vw an . WEEE, I1 I. In ll W . 1 . IKM .. yi, A ..,.ii'-4-:,, ' ,,. I -ytgvVD!- I Yi' we ra -1 I. Mixed Men PPD 2. Men's Mixer bm 3. Pack- ing The Mail bm 4. San Jose S+a+eII my 5. Too much Miss-ing any 6. The coaches D577 7. Sock- 'er DD up 8. Sfars and Siripes Forever by PD 9. Good Iuck, Weber my 2 IO. Ario comes in vm I I. De6roo+ and his men DD I2. The Campus Dive an sb vw an as 2 an an up U.. 83 155,55 '1 fam., Q A 1 M , .,v,fsm ' Hi u M H Hx ,g 'Fx' QQ 1' , JF Q ALJ , M W, 'H-M 5, jj ,,jww,w'11,'!,1 2 M f ag 0' ,w'm m' 1 M gm! , Nw QM HN' 1 w fn ffimi? ' Wvrvl - 'J 5-. 11 mu 'vw 1 1 r ,, Y, 'T 'X vi 1 A w v Q7 M gf Z4 i1'?r', f: .Vi 4- 4 .1 -:1f5 x?ft if A 434. ' H' ' ' x Q x I ' 1 , , x 'mx I MT . 4 L-, 2 rv' H yi 5 if ia 12:56. sw, vi ' .3- 11. a I A 'iff' Q - ,uv-. lk. mek- ll- I. We've been waifing for +his 77 bb 2. You're my man, see an 2 3. We'li reach you To swim. Carl :wb 4. The paws Thai refreshes rm 5. A weighry subiedr rw 6. In arrears any 7. Tha? flag again! DDD 8. I+'s a He! bb D7 9. Jus1' made for you. Si mv IO. The Sneakers aw Il. Well, Uncle Jimmie! 2 2 2 x ..:iJ.Qtf,ii z.L1i'f:15tJdi 2 All fe ' f N45 ln x l. There oughJr +0 be some dir+- 2 bb 2. A Timely subjecnt 2 D7 3. GrIpes, man, I wrofe Jrha+ 22 4. Here we are PPD 5. The Thinkers 7575 6.Three poisonaliiies P72 7. The Edifor-in-Chafe 22 8. Naas and Mur- dock bb 2 bb D7 77 D7 P7 2 2 I. Tilrled scholars wb 2. Spardi Gras-widows wb 3. Ala Saclie Thomp- son any 4. Baclc +o earlh xv 5. l-lere he is, girls DD 6. Welch for +he rabbilr 2 2 7. You're hi+ched! rw: 8. Bum slrudenfs up sr 9. McGill finds a meclium vm IO. Sliqhlly eggsalura+ed 19 V, 1, 'fun riff . - . H 51. xl ' 'y J . 1 ,., v 'r 15' 'Q' 5. 41, , A A W' ., V- 'X -:1 53'-4 . NA! . - ,Ji -mf. ,FT-ffl X 1 1:x'fl,!,l,j HH M , fx. ,,, L, U 3, .,.. J Ln-.u . .4 , A 1 p. . A n har- w-mmm H, H- , - , MW I an miswiikwzia V :-: mi,-:E :-: -U'-F F nf- ' ' w' TTT' . ....,. .. .. . ' ,.,.. 1 .,. N ,. , , v I. ,:X H 1 'mu ,- 513. - ' ' A ., ' . X, , i gtg H ,-NM' , :NL ' -1 Xu H 1 , fig, If, Y M ' ,, H rg, gill! if '2' :i33HE:2 1 . 'gf' --r ...Z 1 X ul'5i,' ,, Q , 1512133233 W I Q luv- .1 7 N' 2 li' 2-:ii 1 1 uf ' 4 3i?i fQ f9vE2f 11 1 ' -a-f,.QQlJ3'mB' 13' ml ,yn :,. , 'Elf .. .Nw ' rf J Ziff ill wi W asies-vm ---HH! 29 WSW- N33 4.-6 7 MX- 2 Facully Whose Picrures Do Nor Appear in This Annual Alice Cooper C. C. Colrlrell Lyman Daugheriy Thomas Eagan Seniors Whose Picfure Joseph Edell Alder Cecil Coaies Bales Louise Vulliel Barieli lla K. Benepe Emmi J. Berry T. Erwin Blesh, B. S. Leia T. Bliss Florencio E. Bogolan Mildred Lois Brunschwiler Naialie l-l. Burger Rulh M. Burlingame Mary Joanna Carroll Lillian Belle Cline Charles Reign Croolce Gene Dorais Mary J. Doran William C. Dyer Gerlrude A. Ealcin Gerald Erwin Dorolhy E. Even Mabel France Farley Joseph M. Ferranli John Ewing French Jessie l. Gram' Thelma Rhoda l-laas Lucy B. l-larlow Adela Gerlrude l-laynes Eslrher J. l-ledegard Lillian B. l-lenn Emma Fogg l-lenning Edna M. Hill John Landes l-lorning Doroihy l-lunn Violei Joerlce Belly lsenloerger Elizaloe+h Marchisimo l-lazel Paul Galilee Paviso s Do Noi' Appear in This Annual l-lenry Miller Joseslci Oldrich John Kalas Marian E. Kaufmann Kalherine Leiihold Berlha Levin Lola B. Lipsell Elsie Emma Lochner Velda C. Lux Rulh Ann Maginnis Eihel Mann Edi+h A. Mills Julia Mulcahy Theodore l-lugh Odell l-lenrielia O'Reilly Gregorio B. Parel Minnie Pisano Marian Louise Prouly Margarel Amelia Roloerls Doroihy Maloel Rylferi Sanios Mala Sabio l-l. lrene Sawyer Dorolhy Slcellon Grace Ep-'ring Smiih Velma Corinne Smiih Mildred R. Sorg Mallhew Franlc Susani Edna E. Traclcsell Vesla E. Vail Lucille Imogen Waldo Charles Lynn Walker Frances Warwarovsky Rachel Belle Wells Morris Williams Berlha Scoil Wisser lOnel-lundredSc-:verily F rl IN APPRECIATION In appreciaTion Tor your services and hard work we wish To give sincere Thanks To you- Jack ApplegarTh, Tor The grand picTures he Took, and The hours he spenT in doing phoTography Tor This La Torre . Si Simoni, Tor handling The sales campaign wiTh The perTecT record oT a compleTe sell-ouT. Mildred BurTner, Tor The sTenography work, and The TaculTy IayouT. Ray Rhodes, Tor The liTerary work and aid in wriTe-ups. Jack Carraher, Tor his assisTance, co-operaTiori and managemenT oT The La Torre Cord and Calico dance. RuTh Sandkuhle, Tor Taking charge oT The senior IayouTs. RuTh MonTgomery, Tor her assisTance and Tor managing The l.a Torre Fashion Show. STeve Murdock, Tor, aT a dark hour, subsTiTuTing and Taking compleTe charge oT The aThleTic secTion. Sue WhiTTen, Tor her parT as Keeper oT The Files . Clarence Naas, Tor The publiciTy oT The La Torre in The Times . John French, Tor his clever arT work. A. W. S.. Tor Tinancial aid by giving us The proTiT oT RecreaTion NighT. STudenT body, Tor giving us one-haIT oT The proTiTs oT Spardi Gras Carni- val and Their supporT. STudenT ATTairs commiTTee, Tor helping us wiTh The La Torre dances. Dr. MacQuarrie, Tor his willingness To help make possible The publish- ing oT This La Torre . Neil Thomas, Dr. PeTerson, and Dr. I-Iolliday as The TaculTy advisors, Tor Their kindly advice and co-operaTion. Mr. PeTer Pavley, Tor his exceIIenT phoTography and his exTra eTlorTs spenT on The aThIeTic picTures. Oakland NaTionaI Engraving Company, especially Mr. C. E. Warbur- Ton, Tor his guidance, help, and Triendly co-operaTion. Mr. Dogge, Tor his help on IayouTs and his work on arTisTic designs. Lederer, STreeT and Zeus, especially Mr. PaT Knapp, who helped plan This book, Mr. WaITer Kolasa, ArT I-Ienry, and Miss SpiTler, Tor aiding us To have This book ouT on scheduled Time. Miss Fee, oT The I-Iome-making DeparTmenT, Tor her suggesTions and assisTance Tor puTTing over The La Torre Fashion Show. Prussia's STore, Tor allowing us To use Their merchandise Tor The La Torre Fashion Show. Members oT The sTaTT, Tor Their assigned work and willingness To do The dirTy iobs . Those of you who were noT on The sTaTI buT have aided in compiling The maTerial in This book. ADELE MELONE, Edifor. RUSS RANKIN. Manager. 1 T I 1 I J I I 1 mf , ffl!! y f f ,ff