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

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DELTA PSI DELTA Founded at Chico State College in 1929 . ive. . ap S5 1- c Ny' Purpose: To develop good character and fellowship among its members, and further the aims of Chico State. FALL OFFICERS William Salvagno .... .....,,,,, , Pregidem B011 REHITIS .........., - ...... Vice-Presiderit Jack Taylor -.... ..,, , , Secretary George Nichols -., ,..,,....,... ,,,Tz'easurer Gail Moore, Jin.-- .... Sergeant-at-Arms Clifford Mills -,- .... .ParIz'amenl'ariar1 OUTSTANDING EVENT The outstanding event socially spon- sored by the Delta Psi Delta fraternity was the fifth annual pre-Pioneer Day dance. Many old graduates met new and old faces and enjoyed an evening not to be forgot- ten. Decorations were in the theme of the Pioneer Day. Art Lovin and his band furnished the music for the occasion. Many unique num- bers by the swing band lent an added touch to the dance. Mr. Gail Moore, advisor for the Delta Psi Delta, was in charge of securing the patrons and patronesses. The dance had more people than any other student party of the year. Over 500 persons jammed Memorial Hall for the event. The Barn Dance theme was car- ried out well with bales of hay scattered around the floor and an old buggy, which had seen better days, in the corner. Special numbers were offered during the dance by members of the A'Dream Retreat cast. '.- 1 v i -rv' ... l 3-i is gi is K Y 135 CE ' . -3-.If J5' ., .. ia , 1? .-fp e--TIT . V A 'lu' Em-ii E Qi asawims . f sims M -2' mm X. sim is Carlin Carter Caywood Colornbero Conley Cummings Douglas Gribble Guptill Guynn Heard Herman Howell Jackson Keyawa Kibby if is sua i i

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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.

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i 1 N as Lobdell Maddux Manley Mills Moore Jr. Moore Sr. Morrison B. Reams R. Reams Salvagno Schroeder Simons Smith Stahl Staple Wolf DELTA PSI DELTA SPRING OFFICERS Ben Reams ....... .......... . President Gail Moore, Jr. -E ..,..l Vice-President Austin Simons ..l,, .............., , Secretary Sam Wolf .,.......o.... .,... . Sergeant-at-Arms Elwood Schroeder ,r.. - r,r....l,..,, Treasurer Clifford Mills ..,.... ..... . Parliamenrarian CALENDAR OF EVENTS October l I z Social for pledges. October 22: Home-Coming banquet. November 4: Formal initiation and pledge dance at Country Club. February 21 : Social for pledges. March l8: Formal initiation and pledge dance. April 28: Annual pre-Pioneer Day dance. MEMBERS Elmer Carlin, E. Carter, Clinton Cay- wood, Bill Conley, James Crail, Anthony Colombero, John Cummings, Carl Del- gado, Harold Douglas, Richard Gribble, Gerald Gooch, Noel Groshong, Ralph Her- man, Ashley Guynn, Elmo Heard, Thomas Howell, Roy Jackson, Jim Kibby, Stan Keyawa, Ray Lobclell, Arthur Lovin, Wal- lace Matthews, Gail Moore Jr., Clifford Mills, Ben Reams, Bob Reams, William Salvagno, Elwood Schroeder, Jack Taylor, Austin Simons, August Winters, Bob Man- ley, Sam Wolf, Henry Staple, Gino Rossi, Carter Guptill, and Ray Morrison. INTER-FRATERNITY ACTIVITIES During the fall and spring semester sev- eral inter-fraternity activities were engaged in. In sports, get-togethers, and dances there was much cooperation this year, In the fall there was the inter-fraternity bas- ketball playoff, While in the spring both organizations entered the intra-mural soft- ball tournament.