California State University Chico - Record Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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-1 l l 1' 1 ,. v '1 ,n alt rg, i-if 'i mfg ix .IEE ,gi i 12235 52591 wx 555 fag zu .i 1. N EPSILON PI TAU Founded at Chico State College, June 2, 1934 OEPICERS President ........ ..... . ...., A Richard Rusconi Vice-President' ........ .,,,,, . Richard Bragdon Secretary-Treasurer ......,.,..,. .Philip Carpenter Advisor o.,..,.. ,,........o L ,.... . -Russell B. Kidder Purpose: To recognize the place of skill in industrial arts and vocational industrial edu- cation: to promote social efficiency, and to foster, counsel, reward, publish, and circulate the results of research effort in the field of its interests. CALENDAR OE EVENTS November 12: The fall initiation was held at Richardson Springs. March 22: Professional Examinations at the College Library. March 24: Spring Initiation, held at Rich- ardson Springs. April 6-IO: Industrial Arts Trip to the Bay area. May 30: Birthday Banquet, held at Hotel Oaks. OUTSTANDING EVENT March twenty-fourth marked one of the most outstanding events of the year on the Epsilon Pi Tau calendar. Apprentices Ben- jamin Reams, John Hathaway, Albert Wood, Arthur Crom, Irving Schoenfeld, and Vvfalter Walton were formally initiated into Epsilon Pi Tau. The ritual and banquet were held at the Richardson Springs Hotel. SS . its ii. 1 . W . X : 3 3 o Bfagdon, Richard Kidder, Russell B. Reams, Ben 5 Carpenter, Philip Landis, Lloyd B. Rusconi. Richard 1 Cook, Lloyd M. McQuown, Wymard Schoenfeld, Irving A3 Hathaway, John Moore, Gail Walton, Walter gi Herman, Ralph Ray, Barratt Wood, Al rf I 21-u ' b El '22 in . E is 7 7. ,Y Y .xv :AST 77.7

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ALPHA MU GAMMA Founded at Chico Stare College, December 5, 1934 ' OFFICERS F1111 Spring W. Warkentin ---President .......... C. Dearing W. Rose ..........., Vice-Pres.,-M. L. Zamboni M. Boggs .......,... .Secretary ,..,.... E. Williams B. Williams ........ Treasurer ...... ..,..i R . Perrine Miss Williams. ..... Advisor .,..., Miss Williams Purpose: To recognize achievement in the Held of foreign languages, literatures, and civi- lizations, and to foster sympathetic under- standing of other nations. CALENDAR OF EVENTS October: Home-Coming Alumni Breakfast. December: Talk by Dr. Leon Fuller. Annual Christmas Season Initiation. March: Talk by Dr. Lloyd D. Bernard. April: Hostess to the National Convention of Alpha Mu Gam-ma Chapters. May: Summer Party for Graduating Mem- bers. OUTSTANDING EVENT Outstanding on Alpha Mu Gamma's cal- endar Was the National Convention for the Alpha Mu Gamma Chapters which was held here in Chico. For the convention, an inter- esting and constructive program of music, addresses, and discussions was given in which Chico members took a prominent part. The convention opened with a luncheon at the Hotel 'Oaks on April l. Kia J f ?'i 'ZP.m?5? 'i9r AMEfQB5i,Q55lBZX-'iQ3WbJwa6i'Q?5P'EQ' yW A . M I1

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2 1 4 1 1 W 1 k 54 e- ' , YP V f v mr- vu ' s Y 1 Y 1 H . , . . ' -1,-5 i5 . F 'l 'E J' ,y-' A '594 if-r 1. li r mf D E LTA CAMMA MU Founded at Chico State College, April 30, 1929 OFFICERS President .......,................... Aaron Stoddard V ice-President ............ ....., , Ellen McMahon Secretary- Treasurer ,.....,..,. Pauline Kronsbein Business Manager .....,........,,,,..l, Darrel Hayes Advisor ..,.... .,,....,........, P aul Howard Young Purpose: To further interest and appreciation of good music and to instill a feeling of responsibility and service to society in rela- tion to music. CALENDAR OF EVENTS October: Home-Coming Day, Pledge Break- fast. November: Pledge Concert. February: Formal Initiation. March: Faculty Concert. April: Old Members Concert. May: Trip to San Francisco. OUTSTANDING EVENTS Delta Gamma Mu began a Very successful year with the Pledge Breakfast held on Home- Coming Day morning, October 16. It Was attended by the largest number of members, pledges, and alumni that has gathered at one event in the history of the fraternity. A series of interesting concerts by pledges, old members, faculty members, and programs of recorded symphonies pleased all who at- tended, The year's social calendar was cli- maxed by the annual trip to San Francisco. be 5' D Ganesh Q Q 0 o is Q 4 mucosa igtmyl .',,,' 1 . ' ' s. , . Akins, R. Fosgate, B. Kronsbein. P. Robinson, C Behnke, XV, Hayes, D. McMahon. E. Rowland, R. Christopher, I. Heberlie, E. Nataas. M. Smiley, M. Dallas, P. Hooper, A. Price. R. Stoddard, A. Ensign, E. Johnson, E. Queen, I. Kcndricks. J.