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

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Every woman member oT The sTudenT body Tinds a place in The organizaTion known as The AssociaTed Women STu- denTs, oT which she auTomaTically be- comes a member upon regisTering in The college. Numerous Tields oT acTiviTy are oTTered Through This medium, ranging Trom The Big SisTer-I.iTTle SisTer move- menT To managing The Cub I-louse, The A. W. S. Tea Room. lviaradean Pease, Big SisTer chairman, was in charge oT The TradiTional parTy given To liTTle sisTers, SepTember sevenTh, during Freshman Week. The aTTair was a Raviola Dinner held in The gymnasium. ln mid-semesTer an elecTion was held To Till The places oT PresidenT Julianne Rals- Ton and Vice PresidenT JaneT Cole who were granTed leave oT absence. The resulTs oT The eIecTion were Delphine Fer- roggiaro PresidenT and BeTTy Rae STone Vice PresidenT. A TalenT ParTy was held and each living group on The campus con- TribuTed To The enTerTainmenT. l.aTe in March, a TheaTre ParTy was held aT The Fox Caliicornia TheaTre. Over a hundred women aTTended The evenT, which was in charge oT BeTTy Rae STone. AT The Tinal meeTing in May, BeTTy Anne SmiTh, Genevieve Moran. Jane STuarT, and BeTh Dodds reporTed on The CenTral CaliTornia lnTercollegiaTe AssociaTed Women STU- denTs ConTerence held aT The UniversiTy oT CaliTornia. DELPT-TTNE FERROGGIARO PresiclenT Z' STone Moran Marsh Arbog STuarT SmiTh Dodds

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nch, Sandin wyer, WhiTe Thley ornis, ac , The STudenT Aicfairs CommiTTee began operaTion in The Fall oT i937 under The chairmanship oT George Bralye. buT be- cause conTlicTing acTiviTies would prevenT his having suTTicienT Time Tor This posi- Tion, he wiThdrew Trom Th-e commiTTee. Ben Alexander was selecTed To occupy The chairmanship Tor The resT oT The year. The oTher members chosen by Presi- denT Sandine are: Alice I-lall, SecreTaryg lvlona Bell l-lench, Virginia Sack, Minnie Sawyer, Dick Loomis, Duane Sewell. Jerry KeiThley. Problems oT parking, The library sysTem, special Trains, and STudenT Body dances were iTems oT business in The meeTings oT The semesTer. The mosT rankling quesTion To conTronT The commiTTee This year was The parking problem. When regulaTions conTinued To be broken aTTer PresidenT Louis Sandine had broughT Them beTore The STudenT Body, a sysTem oT Tines was drawn up wiTh The cooperaTion oT CompTroller RIT- Ter, and presenTed To The sTudenTs. STill There were enough sTudenTs wiTh deTicienT school spiriT To make The TraTTic siTuaTion a hazard. Finally, aTTer geTTing The permission oT The STockTon Fire ChieT, a sysTem oT blocking oTT parT oT The campus sTreeTs was TormulaTed. The chains and posTs will be seT up This summer, and will guar- anTee To nexT year's commiTTee Treedom Trom The TraTTic problem. BENSON ALEXANDER Chairman l 30 l

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i i I Back row: Farley, GriTfiThs, WenTz, Fisher. STarr n FronT row: McGhan. Milberry, Childs This year's Rally CommiTTee sTarTed ouT wiTh Two sTrikes called on iT. AT The ouTseT oT The Tall season, The group was handed a blow when PresidenT Sandine's original selecTion Tor The imporTanT posT oT chairman, Dick PaTriguin, was unable To come back To school. l-lowever, wiTh The appoinTmenT oT Bob WenTz To Till The vacancy, Things began To hum and The Rally CommiTTee perTormed iTs TuncTion well. No rally commiTTee is any be+Ter Than The people who comprise and Take acTive parT in iT. To The Tollowing is due much oT The crediT Tor The snappy, highly original rallies presenTed ThroughouT The year: Trevor C5riTTiThs, James Fisher, PaTricia Mil- berry, Laura Lou Childs, Beverly McGhan, Ed Koehler and Phil STarr. These lasT Two, in parTicular, did much To liven up The assemblies and generaTe plenTy oT ThaT old Tiger spiriT. ln aclcliTion To The novel pep programs, The Rally CommiTTee arranged Tor special Trains To Los Angeles, Berkeley and Reno Tor The U. S. C., CaliTornia and Nevada games, respecTively. Y T321 ARANJAD -4 -4