University of California Davis - El Rodeo Yearbook (Davis, CA)

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7 t : .zT i'llltllllllallllllllll' 3K $ . a : ,IIllllllllllllllllrll '5 Bl.l'., l C. E. McDUFF tChJ J. F. MEILIKE E. R. EGGERS S. J. FAIBCHILD The Publieity Committee The Publicity Committee is composed of a chairman appointed by the Executive Committee and two or three other members chosen by the chairman to work with him. It is the duty of the Publicity Committee to get before the public in all parts of the State news of all the important events regarding the California Aggies. During the fall semester the Executive Committee appointed William Cass, who most efficiently got football news, and news of other activities, into the press. T hrough his efforts one could follow, through the news- papers, the results of all of the games of our football squad. In the spring semester, Cass did not return to college, and the Execu- tive Committee appointed CliiTord McDuff to succeed him. The prowess of the Aggies in basketball, boxing, wrestling, baseball and track appeared in papers in all parts of the State, and those that read a paper could not help but know that there was a ttCal Aggieh school, and that it was doing things. Announcements of coming games were published, and these were followed up by results of the particular contest. The Bulletin Boards in the Class Room Building were kept up-to- date, as well as neat, it being the general policy to make it give as much news to as large a number of students as possible. Those serving on the committee during the Spring semester were: Stephen F airchild, Joe Meilike and Elmer Eggers. To them is due as much credit as to the chairmen for the success of the committee. It was through the advice and co-operation of Coaches Driver and McCorkle that the committee was kept working smoothly and efficiently and to them much credit must be given.

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HWWAthAe... A Mme ehh h ' 9' 'I 5 5 :htl e. .O I: '5 .9, billlllll'l'llll'tlt'1. 'e ',, Q n h :3 .$' b 6 : ,Illlllllllllllllllrillgd' 11......l'l'll'l. ; F'. 3;. .I '. ...- I.., h I, '1'. 4 . 4'0 I'llll'l .l' .11. Council, founded in March, 1919, is an organlw zatlon that goes far towar ' d maklng our College life and spirit a succese. t from each of the eight fratermtles constltli1 e the council which meets twice a month. Approximatety half of t e aternity men. The council IS therefore i , 0t alone of the fraternal organizatlens, bUtthJ half the student he y as Well. So it is possible by discuSSIQnS 111 t: alf the student body 1n suppOr erment and general Welfare of our college. the . share towards keeping alive and enfOI'Clng,, f tradltions and customs of the Campus. Due to the rapid ttturnoyer 0 h . y Of 0111' traditions Would be lost, but with the aesmtahcg Of'thls bOdy S nity life and conduct are made, Insurlng ., . ' h . tlcs are heartily sponsored by the councd, thC hrmgs out new me and . . - 6 heads them toward var51ty competltlpn-d 226 College is the Inter-Fraternlty a K281 d01 C01