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

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KAPPA DELTA PI Founded at Chico State College May 17, 1926 Hi m 'lt' ur no li Purpose: To encourage in its members a higher degree of devotion to social service by fostering high intellectual and personal standards during the period of preparation for teaching, and recognizing outstanding service in the field of education. CALENDAR OF EVENTS September 29: Guest speaker at meeting was Dr. Mclntire, principal of Chico High School. His topic was, Views Principals Take on Prospective Teachers on Application. October 20: Guest speaker was Mr. For- dyce Stewart, who gave an illustrated lecture on his tour through Europe. December l: Formal Initiation. Dinner at Hotel Oaks, with Dr. A. J. Hamilton as guest speaker. Following the banquet a dance was held at Richardson Springs. January ll: Business meeting. February 17: Program arranged by new members. Dr. Leon W. Fuller, guest speaker. His topic was, Effect of New Forms of Philosophy of Government on Education. March 30: Formal Initiation. Dinner and dancing at Richardson Springs. Talk by Dr. Floyd Caldwell on elementary edu- cation. April 27: Business meeting, with Mr. Mar- tin, superintendent of public schools, as the speaker. May l8: Election and installation of new oflicers. ,-f 1 r ..' Z.. .Q '11 1. 1 '1 , A njk 'I' Si xi' - ia x ' I-. 'f.1f 'N . wi... y '.'.,:fJ' 1, I .. 1- 45, Wy . ---lv: e-fr 4. - ng. - . -, -4 ,- 1 '.. ,.::,':. ' V. .-,uf '45, . t 'ILE ff. -.M 2325, :xxx .WMA A '- V... -Qfxtgm ' ..' ..' .ggi-5' '-25:4 1 ? - .Is . 'wg 1 'AX' Til Ii' QS:-.s ' I . .ph Y' 1' ,. n..,,-. . ,,,. . . ph .qe 1 . . 2. grim ' , ', - ' :IMA .9: f1- '4'.'.- Jig 7'-'ii Y V.' . I Xi? J -,. -- - .-41 4, . .A W-- f 5- - - ,. Y JS ri Ayers B11 rtra m Bragdon Culbertson Dillon Bailey Bass Butts Davis Edson

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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.

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Estes Gallatin Hauck Jaekel King Kivlahan Kusel Marengo Moiso Reed Schlueter Schoenfeld i Spangler Steffen Wainufright Williams i Vaughn Zamboni Zemel l A l I I 1 I . ,,-or vi KAPPA DELTA PI OUTSTANDING EVENT Beautiful Richardson Springs was the scene of the Kappa Delta Pi formal initia- tionsz' one held in December and the other in March. The events were opened with a serious and impressive initiation ceremony for the incoming pledges. The group then adjourned to the main dining room for the guest talks. Dr. Aymer J. Hamilton was the speaker for the fall meeting. In the spring Dr. Floyd Caldwell gave the main speech, which was received warmly. The new members initiated at the fall ceremony were: Myron Ayers, Loraine Bass, Edith Berriman, Rosemma Ahlborn, Frank Bennett, Helen Ganevari, Helen Cay- wood, Inez Culbertson, Warren De Ber- nardi, Doyle Bailey, Elizabeth Edson, Al Schlueter. Dolores Dillon, Norma Jaekel, Harriet Hill, Betty Williams, James Wil- son. and Evelyn Zemel. Spring initiates were: Mary Kay Steffen, Henry Kivlahan, Mary Lena Zamboni, Merle Kusel, Jeanne Gallatin, Alta Wageman, Mrs. Grace West, Richard Nunes, and Mary Frances Davis. FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Lloyd D. Bernard, Dr. Floyd Cald- well, Dr. Lawrence T. Crawford, Dr. A. J. Hamilton, Mr. Philip Hoff, Mr. Lloyd Landis, Mrs. Gail Paulson, Dr. Guy West, Mrs. Jessie W. Williams, Miss Emma Wil- son, Miss Elizabeth Keener, and Miss Isa D. Reed. OLD MEMBERS 'Leona May Baker, Paul Berry, Mabel Estes, Dick Bragdon, Hazel Bartram, Mrs. Vera Eckwall, Jane Hauck, Mildred Frey, Marian King, Wilma Marengo, Wanda Reed, John Moiso, Evelyn Rusconi, Sam Schoenfeld, Zerita Vaughn, and Frances Wainwright.