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

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PI EPSILON SIGMA Founded at Chico State College February, 1939 Purpose: To promote good fellowship and further interest in the field of engineering among students of Chico State. OFFICERS Edwin COIHY .....,.V ........, . President Robent Hennigan-.- .... VVIICE-PI'c?Sl'd61'1l' Roy Jackson. .,..,.. .,,---- S ecrerary Konrad Semrau ,.,.,, .. .,.,.,.,.,-, - ,.,-- Treasurer Mr. lloHf and Mr. Cook ...-. Faculty Advisors CALENDAR OF EVENTS February 20: Inaugural meeting. February 27: Hot dog feed in physics lab- oratory. March 20: Moving pictures of Boulder Darn. April 10: Moving pictures of construction projects. May 8: Trip to San Francisco Exposition. OUTSTANDING EVENT The foremost undertaking of Pi Epsilon Sigma during its first semester was a trip to the Golden Gate Exposition. The dele- gates spent the week-end of the Easter vaca- tion in the Fair city. Trips to the science and engineering exhibits were included. For many of the students the construc- tion of the Golden Gate and Bay bridges Was an attraction. MEMBERS Oren Bales, Keith Bruce, L. M. Cook, Frank Bundschuh, Edwin Conry. Solomon Field, Jay Garner, George Hamilton, Rob- ert Hennigan, Murray lloff, P. M. lloff, Roy Jackson, Jean Jaquith, Howard King. Clarence Lewis, Clinton Peltier, Konrad Semrau, Fish Yuen, Owen Yuen, Floyd Williams, and Robert Witt. .. .. . , dj '. . :-.av 522 mu . G , fs '.7-,,, , . .,-. 'G' 4 'Ins .u 1 1 61 B' Ju 'Z u 1 n -f ..'- .: ' - I - Vi' .. :Q-,ir . f- . .K 'br ,, F-fr: . v1.3. n I, V ' rg:-.1 . hu e. ., if?-1? is is l f 5 2 i a assi Bales Bruce Bundschuh Conry Cook Field Garner M. lloll P. M. lloff Jackson Jaquith King Lewis Peltier Hamilton Hennigan Semrau XVilli.1ms Witt F. Yuen O. Yuen

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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.

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H F' my E Wi WF -:. Ax. H I H nl H , W K. H s is-is -ii- ,. 5. 51 i W- w Al-:ins Bonette Bridges I Cridge Estes Kerr 1 Ritchie Thompson i Wagenian Wainvxfright I I Q 1 W. U,L,1ef', TRI-EPSILDN Founded at Chico State College March 12, 1930 Purpose: To direct all possible effort for improvement of homes and home living. CALENDAR OF EVENTS September: Cabinet dinner meeting at Mrs. Paulson's home. October: Welcome party for home econom- ics girls. Initiation of new members. Home-Co-ming Day luncheon. November: Home economics teachers' tea during Institute. Talk by Mrs. Parsons, Child Delinquency. February: Talk by Mrs. Larson, Trends in Home Economics. Initiation break- fast. March: Talk by Miss Vivian Kerr, Eu- ' genicsf' Founders' Day breakfast. April: Mothers' tea. May: Pioneer Day lunch. Senior Farewell, with buffet supper. OUTSTANDING EVENT During the Teachers' Institute, Tri- Epsilon entertained home economics teach- ers at tea. Sixty were served. Those pre- siding Were Mrs. Gay Schreiter and Mrs. Ruth Larson. The spacious rooms of the Bidwell Hall were decorated in autumn col- ors. Centering the tea table was a lovely arrangement of crystal ball and tapering candles. MEMBERS Ruth Akins, Zoe Ann Bridges, Ruth Bonette, Mary Cridge, Elizabeth Edson, Mabel Estes, Beatrice Findley, Vivian Kerr, Clara Maynard, Mildred Thompson, Alta Wageman, Frances Wainwright. Faculty advisors, Mrs. Paulson, Miss Ritchie, and Mrs. Schreiter. '