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

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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. '

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soclat ART W'l-IITMER President Iota Sigma BEN REAMS President Delta Psi Delta Q The social side of life at Chico State really blos- somed out during the past year. Leaders, perhaps, of this movement were the two campus fraternities, the Iota Sigma and the I - Delta Psi Delta. Presidents of the two organizations for the spring semester are pictured above. At the left is Art Whitmer, Iota Sigma, and on the lower right is Ben Reams, Delta Psi Delta. These two men have been foremost in many new and varied activities while at Chico State. Both are prominent athletes and members of Blue Key, national honorary service club. Activities in the social whirl were numerous during the school year. One of the most important events was the Pan Hellenic dance at Richardson Springs. All campus groups cooperated to make this dance a success. Other more restricted activities were sponsored by the Alpha Chi, Pi Kappa Sigma, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Theta Sigma Upsilon, Delta Psi Delta, and Iota Sigma. Plans to join a national social fraternity were tentatively worked up by students during the year, and it is likely that a Chico State chapter will be added in a year or two.