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

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ALP!-IA PSI OMEGA Founded al' Chico State College in 1926 OFFICERS President ...e.............,.,W,.,, .. ,...... .-Luella Birch Vice-President .....,v.. ..... ...,,. V i rgil Smith Secretary-Treasurer ....................... .Ivy Hills Advisor ,-.--.. ,e..,.......,....e Anna Louise Barney Purpose: To further interest in the art of drama and in the theater as an art CALENDAR OF EVENTS October l3-14: Presented To the Ladies. October 16: Home - Coming Breakfast for Alumni. December 8-9: Ushered for the Merchant of Venice. May 13-16: Presented The Young Idea. May 18: Trip to Weaverville and Arcata. May 25: Arlyne Brooke's Review. lVIay 28: Formal Initiation. OUTSTANDING EVENTS Outstanding in the 1937-1938 program of Alpha Psi Omega was the production of To the Ladies, Written by Kaufman and Connelly. It was presented two nights, Octo- ber l3 and 14, and each presentation was given before a large audience. The play was not only a marked success from an artistic viewpoint but also from a financial stand- point. James Frederick Johnson and Bonnie Wilson carried the leading roles admirable, and the interesting backgrounds for the three scenes were cleverly managed and arranged by Eldon Hunt and Eleanor Williams. f en ?4 W , .

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EMEA .?c'iiQ??5'- OMICROIXI TI-IETA EPSILON A Founded at Chico State College, December 12, 1937 - OFFICERS President ...,............,.,. , ,..o..e.. C. Frances Holt Q Vice-President. ......... ..... A Pauline Mason - Secretary-Treasurer ..,... ,,,,,,. , Kenneth Gobalet ' O DP' F LTI Z U DP' PU O 'Tl IT! 4 IT1 Z '-l cn O rw F? O O' re v-i 3 I O 5 T' O O 5. I3 UQ U na N4 U5 Pi ru xv 77 Ph ns on T' Corresponding Secretary. ........ .Edwin Wager Purpose: To stimulate interest in biological sciences De' 'U I?-. N OO EI! Q UQ PJ :s N FI' :sr P1 N 'F Q. SU Y: :vw 2 o. ff 5, fo FP o cn SD F3 November 4: Mr. Bert Johns of the Enloe Hospital spoke on clinical work. December 16: Dr. John H. White spoke. January 6: Mr. Duane Crummett spoke. 'Tl v-1 N 5 Q. on rw O 93 5 Q- FT' D' ru U' N N4 re ro 0.9. O ij May 29: Decennial anniversary Home-Com- n o C: ei U1 as me 2 E 2 o U1 4 F11 z ea CD ing celebration. . Mez. Outstanding on Omicron Theta Epsilon calendar was the reunion held in celebration of the tenth anniversary of the founding of the organization. All alumni members were invited to return to help celebrate, and many p old and new acquaintances Were made, Many 1 of the alumni were requested to prepare a 14 paper telling of their activities since they had . left Chico State College. These papers along 5 with other matters of interest were combined g into a magazine and were distributed among , i the members. ' l E432 1 Q N -1 Q , . it . 5 . 1. -J A 5 'L 'v 9 'I - 3. .. 'Ji l 1 .Z 1 QL 'c I' i '1 L 4 K 3 -S 'Q 3 5' El -v - 3 F 'I 7 ' 1 1 n i 8 3: r lf . , , 1 . S fi 'B . J , . . P ' 3 Z Q 'fMYmY5Z3 as Birch Luella Holt Frances Johnson Frederic Gobalet Kenneth Holt Dr Vesta Oliver Ernest Gould Russell Mason Pauline Reed Miss Isa D X ' 1 .1 S u , 'S , I 5 ig ' 4 N . - , r Y a p ., Q . 1' M 2' . , f r . ' I .J ,