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

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TI-IETA SIGMA UPSILON Founded at Chico State College, December, 1931 - OFFICERS President .....W......, ,....v,,,..,. Ci enevieve Gravette Vice-President. ....e..., ......... . Evelyn Zemel Secretary ..................., ,,.... E sther Conley Recording Secretary . ,........A... .Helen Canevari Corresponding Secretary. .e,,....e.e Lorraine Bass Treasurer ............,o..,,,.e,o.., ,. .,.A .Maxine Harter Keeper of the Archives . ....ov,.,..., .Molinos Hill Advisor ......,..... ..... . Mrs. Charlotte P. Tinker Purpose: To provide physical, social, ethical, intellectual, and spiritual development of its members. CALENDAR OF EVENTS September 22: Formal Rush Tea. September 28: Last Roundup Rush Party. October 4: Formal Rush Dinner. October 16: Home-Coming Luncheon. November 5: Pledge Dance. November 9: Formal Initiation. December IO: Guests of Delta Sigma Epsilon. February 18: Sport Dance Honoring Delta Sigma Epsilon. April 23: Pan Hellenic Formal. May 6: Spring Dinner Dance. May 25: Rose Festival Dinner. June 7: Farewell Party. OUTSTANDING EVENT Theta Sigma Upsilon held the limelight on May 6, when they gave their formal dance at the Oroville Inn. e Av F701 in 0 W Q . ..oe

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5iE'ZffiTiElQ2iY?-FWKDH Cf Wh 'QP 4 'Fl'2?iHi:E?aiB2l13iT5Y'?ffKl Berlinger, A. Fitzpatrick, I.. A. Laurerio. B. J. Shafer, A. Brouchoud, M. Futter, M. Lowry, G. Springer. M. Cowan, L. Halloway. M. Oser, J. Sweeney, J. Davis, M. F. Jones, H. Overstreet, E. Tolley, E. Durham, B. Keplinger, D. Queen, I. Wood, F. Lantz. M. Reed, I. I L PULL' 1 ':.'1 S, 1 I 3- LL 535.-..Awrfv,wi.,5,,5,.ff,,g:,aF., -.-Q-:wif . .. tl. ., v... PI KAPPA SIGMA Founded at Chico State College, November 14, 1925 Fall Spring M. Brouchoud, ...,. President ....... .M. F. Davis E. Williams .... Vice-President ,..... J. Sweeney M. F. Davis ....... Secretary i.,..... M. Springer A. Shafer ........... Treasurer ...,........ A. Shafer E. Overstreet Cortes. Secretary.-- ..... I. Queen I. Queen, i..... .Sergeant-at-Arms .... .E. Tolley D. Keplinger-.Keeper ArchiUes--D. Keplinger Purpose: To maintain a friendly and cooper- ative spirit With other campus organizations. CALENDAR OF EVENTS September 24: Formal Rush Tea. October 6: Formal Rush Dinner. October 12: Ribbon Ceremony. October 16: Home-Coming Luncheon. October 29: Informal Christmas Dance. December IO: Formal Christmas Dance. December 14: Initiation and Christmas Tree. February ll: Sport Dance. March 19: Pi Kappa Sigma and Alpha Chi Dance held at the Native Daughters I-Iall. March 22: Installation Banquet. May 7: Senior Farewell. OUTSTANDING EVENT Delegates of Tau Chapter of Pi Kappa Sigma represented the Chico chapter at a meet- ing of National Chapters at Colorado Springs, Colorado, last July. Those attending the National Convention from Chico Were: Mur- iel Brouchoud and Marilyn Wahl of the active chapter and Lois Stansell, Emma Mae Powell, and Helen Stansell of the alumni chapter. 'YZ 5' . .4'i?5E?.Ei'ii??5'a+f7l 12?.4kl?E'E35iii1E2?53fQiUlQ'iiiZlE5'iii4i'fii1Ri4Eli?hfLZil 3:iis?IT1?liilifniib s

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if S3 is NC' DELTA PSI DELTA Founded at Chico State College in .7929 OFFICERS Fall Spring I.. Childs ,.,....,.... President ,,.-.., .R. Schneider A. Colombero ...A Vice-Pres. A.o.,...,. .- D. Hayes D. Hayes ..........., Secretaryvu--- B. Salvagno T. Howell -. ......,. Treasurer ........... .. P. Dallas B. Salvagno -- Sergeant-at-Arms ...... B. Reams Purpose: To develop good character and fellowship among its members CALENDAR OF EVENTS October 16: Home-Coming Breakfast. October 22: Pledge Dance at Club House. November 2: Delta Psi Delta entertained Iota Sigma at Bidwell Hall. December 14: Italian Banquet. January ll: Social for Pledges. February 26: Golf Tournament. May 13: Formal Initiation and Banquet. May 20: Annual Pre-Pioneer Day Dance. May 27: Delta Psi Delta Picnic. OUTSTANDING EVENT Outstanding on the Delta Psi Delta social calendar was the third annual pre-Pioneer Day dance held at Memorial Hall on May 20. Old friends 'made new friends among the tepees and stolid Indian decorations that made up the unique theme. Archie Hooper's Super Swingstersn dressed for the occasion and with an hour of entertainment of old western and Indian style dancing and sing- ing during intermissions, the dance proved worthy of its tradition. Gail Nloore is the advisor. 'QMf4fi1135aaefsfsee..seanat.mafiaftawmsaeasfzmavrelfsaiasssssasfimsfaawas 'mnz:':ii4f2a'2?4iwzH.5E!3z:2::'Q'?a3251Htime-sr?mefaeriesmv324sfreYaQ2'EHE:zes2Yriafll2:?f,Jt?a?Q1'sL2i4'-3Zx'625f3:i?2iQf23f52!Eiffel? miibdsamusrksikiwesxusefszewewar-varxwas1M5193233:6kErA'QiFasYs??E59S':9i1f:e'QQ?e:st9J529sfffiLw2Ya1sliMb5N!5MrE.?lt:f1Y!l?i,iZe'?i5E53.Filiil'i?.x?li?T52:'isii?i Arens, H., Groshong, N. Johnson, F. Ray, B. 3 Behnke, W. Gooch. G. Jones, XV. Reams. Ben y Qm. Carlin, E. Guynn. A. Liegerot. G. Reams, Bob ,N 7 Carpenter. P. Hayes. D. Matthews. W. Roper. D. lg, Childs. L. Herman. R. McQuown, W. Salvagno, W. Ag E 5 Colombero, A. Hollingsworth, D. Mills, C. Schneider, R. 5, '32, Cummings. J. Howell. T. Moore, G. Simons, A. 'bghyf' . Dallas, P. Jackson. R Nichols. G. Taylor. J. ,gif Jacobs, H. Quilter, J. I5 Iii'