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

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DELTA PHI UPSILON Founded at Chico State College in 1926 ig! f -gkfn V Q17 Q :Q x ease Purpose: To promote professional attain- ments and to set a high goal of achievement for those Women interested in early child- hood education. CALENDAR OF EVENTS October l93N Home-Coming Tea. November 17: Pledging and theatre party. December 12: Initiation and Christmas party. January 7: Founder's Day banquet. February 23: Pledging and house party. March 16 and 30: National inspection. OUTSTANDING EVENT The heighth of Delta Phi Upsilon's activities was reached at the annual banquet held in honor of the founding of the organ- ization. The tables were decorated in com- pliance with the theme, The Golden Tree, and each girl Wore a corsage made of red roses. MEMBERS Hazel Bartram, Helen Caywoocl, Mabel Estes, Beatrice Findley, Mildred Frey, Vio- let Graves, Maxine Halling, Blanche Has- lett, Ruth Iverson, Norma Jaekel, Evelyn Kennedy, Alberta McCrea, Lillie Nassi, Kathryn McMurty, Wanda Putzge, Iilene Queen, Wanda Reed, Miss Isa D. Reed, Mary Alice Richter, Helen Scrimger, Mar- ion Springer, Zerita Vaughn, Betty Wil- liams, Edith Womacks, Elizabeth Yeager, Mrs. J. W. Williams. .'a 9 . Q .:X www, 'Z s- s .'-. - ,- f. ww . , v' .Q5J',,A! .. : Fw: . J gsqv-4. . - 1 ' ,:.eL1F' ' Battram Hallmg McCrca Reed Vaughn Cay wood Haslett McMurtry Richter Williams Yeager Estes Iverson Nassi Scumget Womacks Queen -,Av A ' . 'J.1.i'v I Graves Jaekel Putzge Springer Wright

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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

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Bragdon Dahlman Herman B. Reams Thomasson Cook Hatha way Kidder R. Reams Welsh Crom Heard Moore Schocnfeld Wood EPSI LDN PI TAU Founded at Chico State College in 1934 Q CQ f Purpose: To recognize the placing of skill in Industrial Arts and vocational educa- tion: to promote social efnciency and to foster, counsel, reward, publish, and circu- late the resulting research effort in the field of its interests. CALENDAR OF EVENTS November 15: Professional examinations. November 16: Annual fall formal initia- tion. C. K. Studley spoke on, My Country. December 23: Christmas party at Prof. Kidder's home. March 25: Annual spring initiation and banquet. May 20: Birthday banquet at Richardson Springs. April ll-16: Field trip to World's Fair. OUTSTANDING EVENT A trip to the World's Pair, greatest of all field trips, was the honor given the Epsilon Pi Tau. Every feature of the Pair, excepting those on the Gayway, was included in the iirst four days of the memorable tour, which was scheduled regularly from two o'clock in the afternoon till eight in the evening, with Saturday and Sunday left open for reviewing the things of greatest personal interest to the individual members of the group.