University of the Pacific - Naranjado Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

 - Class of 1932

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Ilallv cllllllllifflblb I YHE Rally Committee, appointed by the president of the student body, had the following members this year: Bill Volkman, Margaret Hench, Robert Wright, Ruth H i g h, Marjorie Crummey, Kennard Chandler, Carol Carrington, Bill Wantz, Ruth Dodge, Catherine Rowe, Tully Knoles, jr., Robert Branch, Doris Lundquist, Carlos Wood, Alfred Rageth, and Dorothy Tamblyn. The three yell leaders, Howard Bailey, jack Toedt, and Mel Matheny, were elected by the committee on Sept. 30, after try-outs before the as- sembly, and act as ex-ofiicio members. + The duties of the committee are to arrange programs and activities of the student audience at games and rallies, especially those of the football and basketball seasons. Early in the year it was decided that tra- ditions should be enforced, following the suggestion of a Traditions Committee. + On Oct. 8 the Committee arranged a rally and evening parade to the Southern Pacific depot for a send-off to the football team on its way to a game with Whit- man. On Oct. 29 the annual Homecoming Rally and bonfire were held. The com- mittee also arranged for an automobile parade to Sacramento for the football game there on Nov. 11. + An unusual type of rally was held at the National Theater in Stockton on the evening of Oct. 26 in conjunction with the motion picture, The Spirit of Notre Dame. The football teams were guests of the management and the yell leaders led a large audience of Pacific students in college yells and songs. This pep rally was highly successful and was also the work of the rally committee. It was staged for the game with the Cal Aggies that week-end. + At one of the first meetings of the group, uniforms for the band and the three yell leaders were purchased, also megaphones for the yell leaders. Various assembly rallies were staged for raising pep and school spirit before the basketball games. The committee arranged for copies of the yells and songs to be given to all students so that they might learn them. With the efforts of this group, student spirit was heightened and almost solid student body support given this year's games. Mzrtheuy Hailey Toeclt Page 25

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lcputaltiuns lllllllllifflblb Page 24 V WHE Deputation activities, arranged by Deputations Secretary Arthur Farey, consist of varied programs by a group of students representing Pacific talent which are presented in high schools, junior colleges, service clubs, and women's clubs throughout the central area of California. Their purpose is to attract the interest of va- rious students who may eventually become stu- dents of Pacific and to acquaint them with some of the activities and scholastic phases of the college. + Community banquets have been arranged in many of the towns for the purpose of cultivating the interest of parents and busi- ness people in Pacific and to a support of it. Am, 1ll1- Fam Well over seventy-five Deputation entertain- ments have been given this year and, as students everywhere have enthusiastically received them, it is hoped that they will be attracted to the campus for their college course. During the year over fifty Pacific students have given their services as entertainers and have found valuable audience experience through the deputation trips. 4 Several of the deputation programs have been presented in cooperation with the Bureau of Public Relations of the college, and through it the Deputation activities expanded this spring to include a regular weekly Pacific radio broadcast. This period, known as the Pacific Half Hour, is on the air every Tuesday and is broadcast di- rectly from a studio in the Conservatory on the campus to the central California radio audiences. These programs present varied musical and dramatic talent, as well as outstanding speakers and educational features. Dr. Chester Rowell and Prof. O. W. E. Cook, speakers for International Week, were among the speakers presented from the studio. The expense of maintaining the direct wire necessary for this remote control system is being shared by the college, station KGDM, and the Stockton Record, which also sponsors a weekly broadcast of world events, given by Dr. Knoles and released through the campus studio. + This is the second year of Deputation activities and the many programs have proved highly successful in their object of showing Central California some of the phases of Pacific acti- vities and bringing the college to the notice of various communities. + Among the communities visited by Deputation Teams were: Modesto, Ripon, Turlock, Denair, Ione, Chico, Roseville, San Mateo, Byron, Tuolumme, San Francisco, Biggs, Antioch, Burlingame, Oakdale, Hughson, Escalon, Sacramento, Clarksburg, Gridley, Linden, Centerville, Sonora, Tracy, Brentwood, Manteca, Lodi, and Stockton.

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