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

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l mg llrulyu, Robinson, liner, lllunmlcll, Simonsen, Ashley, XVi1son, Hay, H.arkix1s . Ill The executive committee of the Pa- cihc Student Association in the past year has been one of the most active bodies on our campus. ll Meeting regularly under the chair- manship of President Ed Simonsen they have put forth many rulings and passed on many bills for the good of the school and the students they represent. II Outstanding among their achieve- ments for the past year has been the revision and amending of the Student Association Constitutiong whereby jun- ior College students are now members of the Pacific Student Association. If They cooperated readily with the Rally Committee during the football and basketball seasons in aiding them to put forth rallys which would arouse the students to fever pitch. ll Meeting regularly under the chair- manship of Ed Simonsen they have put forth many rulings and passed on many bills for the good of the school and the students they represent. Among the many rulings and bills has come the Mardi Gras, one of PaciHc's outstanding social events, and the chimes that stu- dents and faculty members feel have become a part of their daily school life. They were instrumental in appropriat- ing funds for the recent flood situation, and have fixed their budget so that the school is ahead in their payments on the new P. S. A. swimming pool. fm. X.. TS all ir-,wr 'K K J 1' 4. ekxxf 5, g ,5'ff:'-ilraa. .. z -r, w.w:.f.g3gh: is V 4. -,5 va: '-as mea.. '1 '5:g,s'?ggf'4. ,, '-vM'w-sg-sf-'tv-.-, 5, :' -'-v:'.--u1l C1'r'iE'L. . -'S-'?.-'fl-'11si,1jJ'1i,1- ' O ' ' : -Q fo .- rifle, - .2-..1,..1'-f, as - P!f'wy7,p'-.'4'.,w. :.. -21 vQfr,:+?-1-'.'.?S'5m'qW,,,,. ,1 f 'N 'ew if-. ' -+-.e.e-Q,..,- .. ' fs ,Q-gQ1..gygH'f1:.:.raw, A ,.,......-1-,--5:2-, L rp. x ' - ,-,1-1-.xgfg:.f,. - v -pn-.7 1-,-,Q A -if ..j svsfaf .. .,,.,..-W ..,,,,e. ..,. -ff-f 1- -f1t:':-.ap-. i1.. 1 . ,sri -11':..gg.'-uf.-lf?'1.m,.+.E.u- ,. 3-'-F1-C55-:,1.H3ff'1,r'L-'r,'1i'Lf-f.-'- K1 . :,'Q'-fe -'-,,'i-.-'-Y:',j- if-.wzfl-3 -.' ' g f' -'f-1f.f.-+.f:f,'5'i-1.15',',':.,,r z, i- - 4 'f tf1'-f-sal? A-.r,-:Lay -'1--:LLM-1 ,. ,.. .l s.-.mas .HJ --f,.':-,.,.q 1. 4...-,. -' qw L.. - J -. ,..,. V ,,. ,,.,-,. ' .sq .3-': ,.. ,f -1 Q33sxilsterzwfizjefxfg 'fe'-tsafgz-'92fzfiatii-.W simfifuf' ' ---' -. '4n.'L-.v.'-fn'-.g:,g,gg5gf,-'jegna'-I,-1-gA.h'.t. '.:JA:, - -- ,

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Ashley, Clark, Thirst. Kingilon Milbcrry, Nlfllllilll, l.'a1.ton, Ricksun .6cL.S.0 ' It Every woman member of the Pacihc Student Association Ends a place in the organization known as the Associated Women Students. A woman automat- ically becomes a member when she registers in the college, and many Helds of activity are offered her in this group. Not the least of these is the Big Sister Movement undertaken each fall when each new woman student is sponsored by an older girl until she becomes orien- tated to the campus. Hazel Cheatham was chairman this year, and presided at the Big-Little Sister party held early in the fall. II Part of the program for the year in- cluded the traditional party in the gym- i a V- 21 -77' -r. Olfcf- lf . -, ,-V .Mc-f. .ff -r xg- K i 1,-.rv ff ..i,- W, fi ing, 1. A ,H-A 'V-.. 'f i'J'. ' i4'lwi lf 5'.-X c v f -- 1 V' '.-,1-- g- '-va--1 -1- ..,. nasium on November 12. In December, Miss Virginia Short of the Stockton High School Faculty spoke on her re- cent stay in Europe where she studied music. The hnal business meeting of the year was held on May 6, and was concluded with a card party. II The otlicers Were: Geraldine Patton, president, Beverly McGhan, vice-presi- dent,Ailleen Durst, recording secretary, jane Kingdon, corresponding secretary, Edna Clark, treasurer, Patricia Mill- berry, publicity manager, Irva Rickson, Club House manager, Helen Wheeler, president W. A. A., Betty jean Ashley, president Pan Hellenic Council. ..---: - . ,..a--'V 1, ,swf-5,-at-gag ,.,.,,-ae1-tff?'Tf.- :cirg V---V ., - .. . -- . af- .11. i.J6:'tm- t.: 2- -, ' ., .- V- , ,sm V- . ,'-,- 'S M.:--,H . ,-...-.-1-. -:.1' --,w 'H ..:1 '.-' -- em If-V.-11.m4'fgine--' - v. N ' ,. ,is , sw. ,, .,.-..-as-.-1.f,. . .,...a Wt . , .b-.. , ,af V L ,ggi -asia, .V ,f t--- nz, I-vl ,V--ik.:fV'1: I g':',:, - -1 -.MV -:wg-r'..gf?Z'fcr.....f., if ' . , --1, :-' 's .---. 1 -1n'.-,'-'fwfr-,',ra.V',Zr :1'-Qiraa-efisvfa Xiu,if fr Ri .. ,, w: fi , 2- lfL,wnf-,y,,-- -.ca -.,V ...Hal-1-. fa A-. ., -lf, .,- If ,1V,1,..-,. :Mgmt-,U .a,75,J,,, T ,-t,,f,.m.- ,V- 1 , ,.., I .. ,. ..,,x,'. .. . V. 2.,.,., ,.., - . , .,,,,,,.,,m, .. ,,:,72s..V . ,Vt-an,-. , 1 NH-- ' ' 'z . ie-'4 A 3421.5 ' 'hvvfw--e,'Ls,f'i.'.2-rt Q r,-f 'wail '1'-44 A -cw 4-wGE1 ' fe - H-,E ' ' lil'Lili,lbsi-Zfll7'MK'llFlv15xis'K?ilIi:ff'YESG'7?l3I 3'fi??Cf:iTgi'i151-5X'f3X?l'pf-:it1 'QfV5hf:'f'3zg?24:iri5'Afffnv-' ,f ! - ,E Vu - 1- Q-, ul .-V-WU .- Y0fr?' L-42f-ufvi-1:-1.14. 5'.-H'1's'12- 'QAM---skfwf-IF C'-X ' ,A - f - i f-,M Jw DW:.:z,-V --35,-rfgv w-.-g.,1,.,,-,, . V . . W'-r,, 4 Ni., 5'!'ls4f,4-I avi? W