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

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Leathers MacKay Markec Mattos Mayer Moiso Pemberton Quinn Rurnsey Schoenfeld Sigel Smithers Stockton Swensen Taylor Wlmitxiier Wilcox Wood Matlais Palinirer Schlueterl '- Stenberg Whited IQTA SIGMA Art Whitmer ..,,.,o....,..,...,.,...,,.... President Al Schlueter ........... ........ V ice-President Tom Pemberton ,..... ..o,.o,.ooo, T reasurer Dave Sigel ....,,.......,.,., nt, ..,o, Secretary Leo Palmiter ....o,o., L .......,..,o. Social Leader Hal Taylor .lo.. L o..lo,. . ,..o,, .Conductor STUDENT MEMBERS Roy Adams, Myron Ayers, Vern Bar- tram, Prank Bennett, Bob Buchanan, Wil- bur Crom, Arthur Crom, Donavin Davis, Ernest De Stefano, Stanley Dison, Roy Epperson, Ronald Farley, Bruno Eavero, Verne Freitas, Harold Goodyear, Bruce Gravette, John Hathaway, Cairns Hooper, Herman Kostiz, Ronald Lang, Mark Mar- lais, Richard Leathers, Bill Markee, Prank Mattos, Woodrow Mayer, John Moiso, Leo Palmiter, Clem Rumsey, Tom Pem- berton, Bill Quinn, Al Schlueter, Irving Schoenfeld, Sam Schoenfeld, Nor-man Shel- ton, Dave Sigel, Ernest Smithers, Lennart Stenberg, Lloyd Stockton, Arthur Swen- sen, Harold Taylor, Doug Whited, Art Whitmer, Bob Wilcox, Harry Witter, and Albert Wood. FACULTY MEMBERS Russell B. Kidder, Lloyd Cook, Earl C. Hald, C. K. Studley, Hugh M. Bell, and Lloyd Landis. ALUMNI EVENTS In addition to their many fraternity events the Iota Sigmas, during the past year, gave two enjoyable affairs in honor of the alumni who have taken to wider fields of activity. The Home-Coming luncheon held in the industrial arts build- ing was an enjoyable get-together, with about thirty of the Iota Sigma grads return- ing to the fold. The pre-Pioneer dance at the Country Club was given especially for alumni, and many returned for this event.

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IGTA SIGMA Founded at Chico State College in 1922 Purpose: To promote a spirit of good fel- lowship on our Chico State campus. FALL OFFICERS Irving Schoenfeld, ..,. ,,i,,o.-., Y President Art Whitmer ...,... ..... V ice-President' Tom Pemberton -.-- -- .... Treasurer Bill Quinn ..., .,..,,,,,, S ecretary Ron Lang .r... .... . Social Leader Verne Preitas. .... ..,r. C onductor CALENDAR OE EVENTS December 4: Annual fraternity and soror- ity dance held at Memorial Hall. March 4: Spring dance at Club House. March 28: Special meeting with Roy Boh- ler as guest speaker. Topic, The Ha- waiian Islands. April 28: Pre-Pioneer Day barn dance for pledges and alumni, held at Club House. 'OUTSTANDING EVENT On December 4 the annual fraternity and sorority dance, sponsored each year by Iota Sigma, was held in Memorial Hall. Guests of the fraternity were the Mutsuhito Club, Delta Psi Delta, Delta Sigma Epsi- lon, Theta Sigma Upsilon, Alpha Chi, and Pi Kappa Sigma. The theme of the dance was Winter, and Christmas trees, sprayed with silver, added a clever touch to the decorations. Art Lovin's Swing Band played for the dance, and included several special num- bers that were in line with the theme of the dance. pt -w f.. nJX, 1' s '3, . x.'sN'1JI. . .I FLA, Q- 1, k'J.,7' - ' JP ' ?'l' ' -'lx Adams Calderhearl W. Crom Epperson Goodyear Ingraham Bennett Cook De Stefano Favero Hathaway Kostiz

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PAN I-IELLENIC Founded at Chico State College in 1924 Purpose: To formulate rush rules, in order that the rush season may be conducted fairly and intelligently. OFFICERS Mary Frances Davis. .... ......... . ..Presz'denr Bernadine Riechers .... ,.,,. V ice-President Myrle Douglass ..,, ........ . .Secretary Members of Pan Hellenic are chosen from the four campus social sororities. They are: Aileen Beatty, Alpha Chi: Mary Frances Davis, Pi Kappa Sigmag Myrle Douglass, Theta Sigma Upsilong Berna- dine Riechers, Delta Sigma Epsilon. FACULTY ADVISORS Annie Louise Barney, Isa D. Reed, Dorothy Coleman .,,..,. Pi Kappa Sigma Vesta Holt ....,..,...... .Delta Sigma Epsilon Charlotte Tinker ...... Theta Sigma Upsilon Ruth Rowland L-, ..,,.,,.,........ Alpha Chi OUTSTANDING EVENT Pan Hellenic formal was the outstand- ing event on the social calendar. lt was held April l at Richardson Springs. Since the theme this year was the San Francisco Exposition, decorations were a miniature tower of the sun and garden plots of col- orful spring flowers. Committee heads for the dance were: Maxine Heard, invitations: Dorothy K, Anderson, programs: Loraine Bass, dec- orations. Although few formal dances have the natural spirit that usually attends college dances, the Pan Hellenic formal this year showed that a more dignihed affair than most collegiate events can still be enjoyable. More than 50 couples took part in the dance.