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

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Founded at Chico State College May 16, 1918 FALL OFFICERS President ...o..,. .. .....,....... - .,...... ---Teresa Myers Vice-President ...n., ............... . Ruth Murphy Secretary. ..... .A... . -- ...v-. Charmion Robinson Treasuren--- .,o. A......... . Idell Christopher Historian -- ..... - .......... .Beverly Arens Advisor .,.,e... ...... M iss Ruth Rowland Purpose: To promote among its members and fellow students on the campus, the ideal quali- ties of cornradeship, leadership, and schol- arship. FALL CALENDAR OF EVENTS September 27: Formal Rush Tea. October l: Indian Rush Party. October 7: Formal Rush Dinner. October 16: Home-Coming Day Luncheon. October 22: Pledge Dance. December ll: Christmas Formal. OUTSTANDING EVENTS The the-me of the Pledge Dance held on October 22 at the Native Daughters Hall, depicted Hallowe'en, and the hall was gaily decked with black and orange streamers. In an impressive candlelight ceremony the fall formal initiation of seven Alpha Chi pledges was held at the home of Miss Ruth Rowland, faculty advisor, on,December ll. The following pledges were initiated: Jane Hauck, Inez Culbertson, Hazel Carder, Mar- garet Cooper, Marnelle Smiley, and Hazel Bartram. The Christmas formal dance fol- lowing the ceremony was held at the Native Daughters Hall. Acker, D. Bartram. H. Caywood. H. Culbertson. I Ambrose, Y. Beatty, A. Caywood, M. Dixon, B. Ames, R. Bentley, B. Clark, J. - Evans, D. Arens, B. Bridges, Z. A. Cooper, M. Fosgate, B. Atwood, M. Carder, H. Courts, A. B. Gallatin, JL

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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

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ALPHA CI-II President-n---. .. .,,,........,, E.-. ... . Teresa Myers Vice-President ..A.. .............A R uth Murphy Secretary ,....e.... ,.A.... C harmion Robinson Treasurer ....,. .... . ., Idell Christopher Historian .,v.v, ,.,r.,,..,. . Beverly Arens Advisor ,r.,s ,- .,.,r Miss Ruth Rowland SPRING CALENDAR OF EVENTS February 25: Formal Initiation Dance at the Native Daughters Hall. March 19: Alpha Chi-Pi Kappa Sigma Dance at Native Daughters Hall. May 14: Spring Formal Dinner Dance at the Oroville Inn. May 16: Founders' Day Picnic. May 31: Senior Farewell Party. OUTSTANDING EVENTS Preceding the formal dance at the Native Daughters Hall, the evening of February 25, six pledges were formally initiated into Alpha Chi. Those initiated were: Dorothy Acker, Alberta McCrea, Aunita Belle Courts, Joyce Whitmoyer, June Roesner, Mary Atwood. Founders' Day of the Alpha Chi sorority was celebrated on Tuesday evening, May 17. Climaxing a very successful season, the formal dinner dance Was held at the Oroville Inn on May 14. Gay candel-abra and the sorority insignia in gold predominated in the decorative scheme for the affair. The soror- ity colors of orchid and white were used throughout the decorations in the dining room. Closing the social season, alumnae and members were entertained at a picnic in Bid- well Park. J:'E.f535f?-0521525159 ?4'QN3S'5Vr?3ii'fX2Q?Qi45iii !Pl'i'K?B3U.?2i2E ?f2Fe?Q'1?aTi'Yf'.51l1W?.?5Q5 5521253-5i'ET?5Y 'iali'-52531312lt'??5!?5iiil'J5ill5ii5X'i3I-??if?':-i4i'fR'6iii.-T??Hs'21'2i5,i2G?ZEfl-B251 V V V