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

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are-,, WF-K an an E . 1 msn .i TE aw ,1- Ahlborn Akins L. Baker M. Baker Bay Carrico Clark Franck Gilliam Heard Hendricks Linton Melbourne Moore Nolan Orrell Osborn Parker Riechers Reirners Tilson Street Thompson Wageiiiaii Williams 'Wilson DELTA SICMA EPS! LON Founded az' Chico State College in June 1924 Purpose: To foster closer friendships, up- hold scholarship, and strengthen character. OFFICERS Bernadine Riechers .,.,..........,..,.,.. President Maxine Heard ...r.. ..... t ...... V ice-President Betty Melbourne ,,..... ,. Recording Secretary Bette Tilson ........ Corresponding Secretary Margaret Baker ....,......t. . ..,.,.,.. Treasurer Florence Hendricks ,....,. Sergeant-at-Arms Leona May Baker ..... ,........... H istorian Ruth Akins .....,,.,, ,..., C haplain CALENDAR OF EVENTS October 19: Home-Coming luncheon, at home of Mrs. Guy West. December 9: Christmas formal. February 25: Barn dance at Fairburn Hall. May 6: Birthday dinner and dance. May 22: Senior Farewell. OUTSTANDING EVENT As a national sorority this is Delta Sigma Epsilon's twenty-fifth anniversary. A con- clave was held at Cincinnati, Ohio, in honor of the event. Delegates from the Chico chapter were Rosemma Ahlborn and Dorothy Carrico. Ruth Akins, Rosemma Ahlborn, Leona May Baker, Margaret Baker, Dorothy Car- rico, Catherine Franck, Maxine Heard, Florence Hendricks, Frances Moore, Betty Melbourne, Betty Jo Nolan, Bernadine Riechers, Mildred Thompson, Bette Til- Son, Alta Wageman.

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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.

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ALP!-IA CI-il Founded at Chico State College May 16, 1918 Q W? signify Purpose: To promote among its members and fellow students the ideal qualities of comradeship, leadership, and scholarship. OFFICERS Aileen Beatty ....,................,e....,. .President Dolores Evans Johnson r,.... Vice-President Helen Caywood ............. .......... S ecretary Jeanne Gallatin ..... ,,-..,. T reasurer Mary Kay Steffen, ,,..,. ...., , ,Historian Miss Ruth Rowland. ,.... ..,.. . ,Advisor OUTSTANDING EVENTS Using autumn decorations as the central theme, the Hrst Alpha Chi pledge dance was held at Fairburn Hall in November. Richardson Springs was the scene of the annual Christmas formal held on Decem- ber 17. The room was decorated in silver and blue. Gaily decorated Christmas trees were a part of the decorations. On February 25, at an impressive cere- mony, the formal initiation of eleven pledges took place. Pounder's Day of Alpha Chi sorority was celebrated at an informal social held on Tuesday evening, May l6. Climaxing a very successful season, the annual formal dinner dance was held at the Oroville Inn on May 6. The sorority insig- nia in gold, orchid, and white decorations, and the sorority ships, were used in the decorative the-me. Closing the social season, alumnae and members were entertained at a picnic at Bidwell Park. '.,, ,. 1 ',, n ', . ..s2 1 , n n .vi a,-1 v,'. . . 's' . Q . '- ,sv- n.. .o.' . n v-,. . 1 1 ,... ...U nu, ' . v ., .' 11' . 1 ., I, -. ' 1 fl' 1 I 'f . H1- ., a,'e 0 I I .,.. 0 '14 . , x I... . .,, . ,-., uu i' 4 if s Y ',-ein , ,L ' .. v ' , 5- Zigi, .-. V .- .1j.'fl ' 'i'. ,i:1 'fir . ' V' ' :A -.-.-.-.31 i '.. .g., ' s' Tu s uv . -,,. 3. 1 ,,'.,q ai, 1 I 'UU ' UI, .-. 'f.: c ' .-ifii ll I :N Tile . - -.gy-! -' 2' -1. Ali , . . .HH .-fi-A 'Q ' . -,av 1. . N. 'nn Higgs. ' Q ' nfv' wg, --R I . , L-T.. - .33 . 'I ' aria A ? fl. in egg D. Ackcr J. Acker Arens Atwood Bartram Beatty Bridges Carpenter Carder H. Caywood M. Caywood Clark Cooper Courts Culbertson Fosgate J. Gallatin M. Gallatin