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

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MUTSUI-IITCD Founded at Chico State College October 27, 1937 Purpose: To foster friendliness on the Chico State campus and to support all worthy college activities. Fall oPP1cERs spffng L. Pedrotti ........ President ..... .A. Morehead V. Surrett .....t., Vice-Pres.-- F. McFetridge R. McDonald .... Secretary. .....,..-.. M. Kusel A. Athanasopulos Treas, ..... ...,.. L . Eaton A. Riffel .....,...... Publicity ........,..... E. Day F. McFetridge -,-.Hz'storiar1. ....... J. Zamboni ACTIVITIES October 31: Hay ride. December 15: Christ-mas dance. February 7: Formal initiation. February 28: Alpha Chi party. March 7: Delta Sigma Epsilon party. March 17: Annual St. Patrick's Day breakfast dance. March 21: Light Club party. April 5: Pi Kappa Sigma party. April l 1 : Theta Sigma Upsilon party. May 5: Formal dance. CUTSTANDING EVENT The highlight of the Mutsuhito social season was the annual spring formal held in conjunction with the Light Club and given at the Art Clubhouse on May 5. MEMBERS Beery, Breese, Charles, Day, Dunlap, Eaton, Forward, Foster, Garner, Hanson, Hammond, l-laroun, Haslett, Houck, B. Ludden, Kusel, G. Ludden, Manner, Mc- Donnell, McFetridge, Morehead, Moore, Newton, Nordyke, Parker, Pedrotti, Pitts, Riffel, Reischer, Richter, Sullivan, Surrett, Vallentyne, Thornton, Watkins, J. Zam- boni, M. Zamboni. ,v ,- -r ,Q .u ' v '.f P. .l, , . V' X .E K 1: ..-7 . , A -..'.. V Q . '. 'E'f1,. . j -fine. .af ' ' 'Q 1. .L-v. 4. all 1 ,, .'n'f ..'. . .3 on 1 , sg. ilvgxi, 1 . . ,gavni , 4. I ,. 1.1 . -,vii : r 4 Ai -Lb' -:,' . .93 1'5 f'1Q': wi mffii., . ' ..,4,g.I:c,v.,1ff. .' '-Ly 15:5 ., -: 1' 35 Athanasopulos Berry Breese Charles Day Dillon Dunlap Eaton Erisey Forward Foster Garner Hammond Hanson l-laslett Kusel B. Ludden G. Ludden McDonnell Manner McFetridge Moore Morehead Newton Nordyke Parker Pedrotti Pitts Reischer Richter Riflel Ross Sullivan Surrett Thornton Vallentyne Watkins J. Zamboni M. Zamboni

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Y. W. C A. Founded at Chico State College in March 1928 Purpose: To unite in the desire to realize a full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. OFFICERS Elisabeth Mason ,,,. ---,---.Presz dent Margaret Nelson ..., L ......... Vice-President Enid Day ............ ........ S ecretary Lois Eaton ....... -,,-Treasurer Betty Jo Nolan ..,. ...,,e P ublicity CALENDAR OF EVENTS September: Welcome party. October 7-8 : Youth Christian Recreational Conference. October 22: Home-Coming luncheon. October 27: Halloween party. November 3: Y. M.-Y. W. dinner. November 20: Thanksgiving Vespers. December l: Asilomar Y. M.-Y. VJ. dinner. ' December 15: Christmas party. January 5: Echoes of Asilomar banquet. February 9: Valentine party. February 16: Initiation. March 23: Y Carnival. April 2: Easter Vespers. May 20: Senior Farewell. OUTSTANDING EVENTS The Thanksgiving and Easter Vesper services held in Bidwell Memorial Presby- terian church were the outstanding events of the year. Both services were well at:- tended by townspeople as Well as students of the college. The outstanding feature of the Thanksgiving progra-m was a talk by Rev. W. I. Williams of the Presbyterian church at Davis, California. ' For the Easter Vespers another well- known preacher from Southern California gave the main sermon. I . 5'.ia 'f 'w ,I ,',4'ja 'I 4:2 P A 5. 'X A QX 'YE- 1. 5 wi ll we J? E is m ri mae. was exam i's.mn5: lEg2 f .N i,Q..i?.EEE . is-nm B K I ri ,X ri Akins Baker Bcrriman Clark Cobcldick Day Eaton Elder Halling Haslett Head E. Ingraham I. Ingrnham Lambert Jones McFetridge Mann Mason Moore Pitts Putzge Riechers Reid Schell Simmonds Snyder Staple Street Sullivan Surrett Treichler