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

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FALL Don Schram - President - Dick Staiey - Secretary - Ed Bond - Treasurer - Don Campbell purpose of the club is to provide those interested in aviation a cheap means of learning to fly and to acquaint them with the proper maintenance of a safe-flying airplane. The activities of the club consist of flying meets with other clubs, breakfast flights, and meetings with instruction periods on navigation, radio, maintenance, etc. This semester the club acquired another aircraft to fulfill the needs of a fast-growing membership. The plane is a late model Aeronica Champion, used primarily for instruction, while the Taylor Craft is used for cross-country flights. FRONT ROW: Jerry Ringer, Bill Reeves, Milton Culver, Gene Harris, Don Schram, Don Niboli. BACK ROW: Hap Reeves, Jean Stalnaker, Ralph Strand, John Quimson, Wendell Lundberg, Dick Hall, Jack DeBoer, Ed Davies, Pat Patterson, Jim Pichon. Flying Farmers Operations Officer Don Schram The Cal Aggie Flying Club was organized in October 1947 by a group of students wishing to promote interest in aviation. The SPRING Hap Reeves Jerry Ringer Bill Reeves 3, .;,..'a .rv-p .AA-mnv- n.3,... - A. .r n- N-Hmwu... a ,,-h xwv n qweyrm , - 195w - me hnwnrepy . x -7 rT j? 3;,va ,4..7..t,ar-:V rw- t

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W, MW - .1 ,, x W W t 4 , V r FRONT ROW: Margie Oehlman, Joanne Van Degrift, Elgie Williams, Nancy Danielson, Harriet Hadley, Lois Smith, Audrey Hall, Kathleen Dally. SECOND ROW: Diane Streiff, Todd Miller, Peggy Terry, Mary Fitzpatrick, Beverly Keeland, Jo Morrison, Jeanne Meagher, Gerna Digitale, Janice Rakestraw, Jane Evans, Joan Sime. THIRD ROW: Dick Heim, Dick Froli, Dick Hall, Jerry Schmid, Jerry Foote, Gene Shepherd, Torn Banks, Nancy Konig, Mardy Burmister, Camay Mellor. LAST ROW: Paul Peacock, Wesley Hackett, Clyde Downing, Leonard Boline, Arthur Laemmlen, Jack Buster, Rocky Lamplugh, Al Kelly, Dick Ingraham, Hunter Hoich, Franz Kegel, John You'ng, Rod lngraham, Charles Hedges. Cal Aggie Christian Association President - Jerry Foote Vice-President - - Lois Smith Secretary Marian Popenoe Secretary Jeanne Meagher Treasurer i Leonard Boline The purpose of the C.A.C.A. is to provide opportunity for Christian fellowship, instruction, and inspiration; to supplement college activities with a balanced Christian program; to deepen and extend Christian experience of students and encourage their loyalty to Christ and the Church. The activities bring together students of Prot- estant faiths in o Sundoy-at-Six young people's meeting, student-led Vespers, the C.A.C.A. choir, and a Bible study class. Among their activities this year, the C.A.C.A. sponsored a folk dance after the Paiamarino, made two ski trips to Lake Tahoe, and had C: series of lectures on different religions.

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vmprtm-r v- ,A. FRONT ROW: John Penton, Russ Swanson, Walter Demasi, Phil Plocher, Don Keller, Sergio Fallas. SECOND ROW: Larry Krown, Martin Lion, Gene Shepherd, Sam Allen, Charles Tuttle, Ed Gardner. THIRD ROW: Betty Humphrey, Shirley Fees, Jean Willard, Rita Frank, Jean Nietman, Dorothy Elkins, Rita Bost, Roberta Leeper, Jeanne Reasoner, Barbara Conklin, Bev Keeland, Pat West. BACK ROW: Bill Kohlmoos, Don Barr, Betty Thompson, Martha Burmiester, Joanne Morrison, Vivian Duvander, Kathleen Vernon, Joan Wilson, Jan Rakestraw, Betty Dow, Pat Nutt, Jean Langworthy. Golden Hoof Club FALL SPRING Steve Marsden - - - President - - - Bill Kohlmoos Gene Shepherd - Vice-President - - Shirley Fees Shirley Fees - - Secretary - - - Jean Willard Shirley Fees - - Treasurer - - - Betty Humphrey Jacque Chevalier - - Custodian - - - Don Barr The purpose of the Golden Hoof Club is to further the interests of the students and of the stockmen in Animal Husbandry; to do its best to elevate the standards of American agriculture through better forming, breeding, and livestock management; and to cultivate a more fraternal spirit emong the students in agriculture. The club puts on a livestock show every December called the Little International . Jacque Chevalier did a great job as Chairman of the Little International aided by Bill Kohlmoos and Charlie Wood. Meetings consist of educational programs with speakers, movies, and discussions. The Golden Hoof Club is one of the largest dnd most active clubs on the Davis campus.