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

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CARDINAL KEY Founded at Chico State College February II, 1937 Purpose: To be of service to Chico State in being leaders in campus activities. CALENDAR OF EVENTS November 3: Initiation of new members. February 2: Joint Blue-Cardinal Key meet- ing with Dr. Bernard as speaker. February 17: Dessert meeting for the Red Peppers. March 9: Joint Cardinal-Blue Key meet- ing. April 22: Cardinal-Blue Key Tea Dance. OUTSTANDING EVENTS Cardinal Key was fortunate this year in having two outstanding local women speak at the weekly luncheon meetings. Mrs. Shepard of the Chico Record showed her interesting scrapbooks containing excellent pictures of actors and scenes from the three -motion pictures filmed in Chico within the past year. Mrs. Lemcke of Durham gave an inter- esting preview of the Golden Gate Exposi- tion at a spring luncheon meeting. MEMBERS Faculty: Miss A. L. Barney and Mrs. A. J. Hamilton. Student: Leona May Baker, Rosemma Ahlborn, Ruth Akins, Loraine Bass, Mur- iel Brouchoud, Hazel Bartram, Helen Cay- wood, Helen Canevari, Inez Culbertson, Mary Frances Davis, Dolores Dillon, Myrle Douglass, Mabel Estes, Jeanne Gallatin, Beatrice Garner, Genevieve Gravette, Jane Hauck, Alberta Guptill, Marian King, Eve- lyn Rusconi, Norma Spangler, Alta Wage- man, Marion Springer, Betty Williams, Frances Wainwright. ,4s ...Pb-X Av Fix .,u. . I 4 1' , Q. 43X 3 u,, PS l .' '.'f .1 w v 24-V 'V l . - 1-1' 'P 4 gl 9 V 2. . , 's W V U 1 i -1 I I . -L ,-. V.:-3. -ight, . ffx-.-, ' '. VV? ' : -.'!- .J A ,Z-'rx' 'Ly' 'H . . .-3.3, 'f' Y' 1- .. ,. I'-3 L. , . . ' MJ' . l, , .,,g:,f. . li - P xl I 'I I, ns- i zfgflj. , , :,y ' 'gg--W . 1 N , J47' My .l 1 is a - E is a Ahlborn Akins Baker Barney Bartram Brouchoud Canevari Culbertson Davis Dillon Douglass Estes Gravette Guptill Hauck King Spangler Wainxvright Williams m n H ei

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E E . is sus r n .is ra is is we si Barnes Bragdon Butts Colombero Crorn Epperson Howell lngraham Johnson Perrine Quinn Reams l. Schoenfeld S. Schoenfeld Sigel XVhitmer 'Witt Davis is .... ,. E N Caldwell Hefner Moiso Schluerer Stenberg BLUE KEY Founded az' Chico State College in 193 6 Purpose: In its capacity as a service club to harmonize and coordinate student ac- tivities. ' OUTSTANDING EVENTS Blue Key holds its meetings every Mon- day with very few functions outside of these. It is primarily a service organization and does not stress the social aspect. Mem- bership into the fraternity is gained by out- standing leadership in college rather than by high scholarship. Meetings are conducted informally. The motto of the club, Serving, I Live, is carried out at all times. Once a month a business meeting is held. At all others a program is presented under the direction of each member in turn. - Among the guests of the group at meet- ings during the past year were professors from other colleges, business men, and edu- cators from all over California. This is the third year of the Chico Chap- ter of the Blue Key, and the charter mem- bers are proud of the progress made by the group in this brief period. MEMBERS Don Barnes, Dr. Lloyd D. Bernard, Paul Byrne, Richard Bragdon, Dr. Floyd Cald- well, Dr. L. T. Crawford, George Butts, Tony Colombero, Donavin Davis, Paul D. Edwards, Roy Epperson, Tom Howell, J. Frederick Johnson, John Moiso, Barratt Ray, Bill Quinn, Benny Reams, Vincent Russo, Al Schlueter, Sam Schoenfeld, Dave Sigel, Irving Schoenfeld, Len Stenberg, Charles Sullivan, Art Whitmer, Roland Ingraham, Woodrow Witt, Norman Hef- ner, Richard Perrine, C. K. Studley, Art Crom.

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QA Colleg a Chico State Q. Founded pri! 30. 1929 A ft. 1.1.- qL.z L A 592-Sv' 'QF Purpose To further interest and apprecia- a feeling -4 v-4 A.-4 4-: va 53 ..-4 music and to good '-s-4 O C1 O S CD ld Z LU P Lu LL O od .st EQ DZ EE 84. GU .2 E , si 3 .W .-ag ' Qafas .msm i we at as-mil . .rim :ul 1 Elma- 1 ' :. ma-fa-are X T mba. a I-3 va F5 u-4 -N4 F5 ea La CQ : Home-Coming Day s-4 cu .-CJ O 4-J Q O Pledge program. ary Janu February Concert meeting, I' TQ. 5. EfvE Ohm U-'DO gen go49 JSE: .END U:.. Hg? Sai 'ffl OUTSTANDING EVENT Delta Gamma Mu held its annual Home- I-J va N 1-1-4 ,M N U a-4 G3 -C2 3 L2 ms U VJ 'ae G7 E 4-3 GS g Day Comin Q? h ests. Eac gll special EIS pledges and alu-mni returning alumnus introduced himself, told been ad h C h CII wh was teaching. he where 01112 nab atio graduated, and other inform of interest to EIS W that k OI' W his self or him Z i - 1 also, introduced the group. The pledges, themselves and were presented with yellow the fraternity flower. This Was rosebuds, the year. truly the outstanding event of I-3 cn G3 ns-1 .ld brea e-Coming This years Hom eld as h QI' CV successful Sf O ffl C h bet ICO ed prov attendance of graduates. there was record Franck Fosgate kins A MEMBERS Kendrick Ingraham Hauck Queen Nataas Ruth Akins, Barbara Fosgate, Catherine Rowland .M U 'c 'U C1 U 'J F5 CE an M ns .':.' C. as 5 J J aa C1 G3 3 Franck, A GS EH Jack 6211, lene Qu li 'co rie Nataa rjo Ma land. W Ro th Faculty advisor, Ru f. 2