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

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EL CLUB ESPANCDL Founded at Chico State College, October 15, 1929 OFFlCERS Fall Spring D. Barnes ........... . President ,..........,, Rose M. Boggs ,.... Vice-President ...,e LQG. Butler M. L. Zambonit--aSecretary-- ...,.,, G. Quadros C. Dearing. ,,..,,,.. Treasurer ..,,,.,,,,,, W, Chan D.Dil1on,- .... .. .... .Publicity ......... .R. Campos Purpose: To foster and encourage interest in the Spanish language through social activity. CALENDAR OF EVENTS October 15 :Out-of-Door Party. December l6: Annual Christmas Party. February 24: Talk on Mexico by Jim Torres. March l l : Skating Party. April 22: Out-of-Door Party. May 26: Swimming Party. OUTSTANDING EVENT Occupying the most prominent spot on El Club Espanol's calendar, was the annual Christmas party held December 16 in the Auditorium lounge. Invited to attend this Christmas party were members of the Alpha Mu Gamma, honorary language fraternity, and the members of the French and Spanish classes. Christmas customs in other lands were emphasized in the program, with special e-m- phasis being laid on Christmas in France and Spain. After the social hour, the traditional , custom of carolling in Spanish, French, and M German was carried out. Q ' 's 4 4 ., . , ,. .' nf, ' 3 1' -f' , J um , E' f , 'K Ji' . ' if H l e f ' f-- ' 4' 2 'w--: -.--f- 'wf-1- v ' W- Barnes, Don Harpe, Lawrence Q Salvagno, 'William v Butler, Grace Hill, Pegglf Torres, Jim 2 Campos. Ray Howard, Helen Townsend. Jean Q Chan. W. Kusel. Merle Walker, James 7 Dearing. Carman Lee, Maxwell Williams. Miss May Dillon, Dolores Quadros. Gertrude Rose, Warren Zamboni, Mary L.

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Founded at Chico State College in 1924 OFFICERS President .,.... .4 ...............,.f......... Teresa Myers Vice-President ..... ---,-s.lVluriel Brouchoud Secretary ....,,,., .... Y Leona May Baker Treasurer ,-,..--. ....... Genevieve Gravette Purpose: To formulate rush rules, in order that rush season may be conducted fairly and intelligently. ADVISORS Anna Louise Barney Alpha Chi. .,,.....r............ .,,.. . .--Ruth Rowland Delta Sigma Epsilon, .........., Lola Lee Osborn Theta Sigma Upsilon. ....... Mrs. C. P. Tinker Pi Kappa Sigma ......v.. ,.,......... I sa D. Reed OUTSTANDING EVENT The Pan Hellenic formal, outstanding formal dance of the past season, was held at the Richardson Springs Hotel on April 23. The hall was gayly decorated to represent Hawaii. Paper palm trees covered the lights while the orchestra played amid tropical sur- roundings and provided several Hawaiian numbers during the evening. The bids, which were colored in brown, depicted an island scene. Each of the male escorts received a leis which was tinted in the colors of a sorority. The dance is an annual affair and is sponsored by the four campus sororities, Alpha Chi, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Theta Sigma Upsilon, and Pi Kappa Sigma. It is one of the several social events which bring all the Greek letter women together as a group. WJf'4e4?'ffrf6lr'f!r'5?1Li3 WEHEQUAKWS lsr- XQRW 2424:-WP?fa4'+lf rffrW5S5.i455?4W ' 5341iii?F?E'4E'iiZ'Z-5S5?Zfrf'A'R3i'1525liV-3kEdZ1i'-fflr??5fE'Js?iEi25i5?93x'5?il3fF75i2?55E?r!Mi5B5L9 V V V