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

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L. CABORN M. CHERRY I. COLLIER D. DICKENSON F. DOTY . DOYAL D. GRADY M. HARDENBROOK J. HOCKING R. I-IAEENER M. HURLBURT HUNT R. JAQUITH W. KASMIRE M. LARENS R. MAODUX A P. MATTHEWS 4 MONTGOMERY E. NEASHAM E. SEEBER W. SIMMONS C. SPEEOLE . ALLARD IC. SPELLMANN WERTZ B. WEST E. WILLIAMS D. VINGNESS PURPOSE: To encourage in its members a higher degree of devotion to social service, foster- ing high intellectual and personal standards during the period of training for teaching, and rec- ognizing outstanding service in the Held of education. HISTORY: In l9l l, at the University of Illinois, the Hrst chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, an honor society in education, was established. Alpha Nu Chapter was installed at Chico State on May 28, 1926. OFFICERS Dorothy Dickinson ....., ,,,.,....... . President Louis Hunt ..... .............AY....... T feflsuref Glenn Seeber ..........--, -.,,. V ice-President Dan Voet ..... ....... H istorian, RGCOICIQI' Par Matthews .,..., ........ Secretary Philip Iloff ..... ..... ..g........c.,.. C 0 unselor ACTIVITIES: Formal initiation dinner in Bidwell Hall on November 20. Pledged were 22. Kappa Delta Pi was host to all honor and service societies at a Christmas party on December 9. Formal initiation dinner for new members in April, K PP DELT PI

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EPSILO EPSILO EPSILO PURPOSE: Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon was founded for the purpose of honoring the scholar and offering her the opportunity for greater growth and knowledge in the broad field of home- making. HISTORY: The founding of Tri Epsilon on March 15, l93l as an honorary home economics society was the outgrowth of a desire for further study of subjects in the field of home eco- nomics. In May of 1933 home economics minors became eligible for membership. Organiza- tion became inactive in l934, but reorganized February l936. OFFICERS FALL SPRING Lorraine Caborn ....... ,.,c... . President .,..ccc c,-,v F lorence Bean Edith Kasmire rcc.,,v. ,....cc V ice-President .,.... ,.... a Phyllis Reeves Ann Carter ...,........ ........ I Secretary ....... I... . .Edith Kasmire Betty Jane Eames ,ct... ....,cc, T reasurer ....... ......... E mma Rutz Barbara Proctor .Ic.. I.....c . Historian ....... ..... B arbara Proctor Eleanor Hartt ............,.......,,...... Publicity ACTIVITIES: Initiation of new members at Bidwell Hall on October 27. Those initiated: Miss Margaret Coleman, Miss Rune L. Williams, Florence Bean, Betty Jane Eames, Emma Rutz, and Edith Kasmire. Following the initiation ceremonies, new and old m-embers dined at the resi- dence of Miss Florence Ritchie. At the start of the spring semester a dinner was held at Miss Ritchi-e's home with Dr. Lew Oliver as guest speaker. His subject was Community Planning. On March 15 an initiation and Founder's Day brunch was held. Those initiated were Eleanor Hartt and Phyllis Reeves. Pledged was Orsola Forn-ero. Mr. Lloyd .Ion-es was guest speaker. His subject was A'Radio's Contribution to Home Economics. Election of officers was held on April 9. A senior picnic was held on May 22 at the home of Mrs. Marie Fish in Durham. Tri Epsi- lon seniors honored at the picnic were Lorraine Caborn, Ann Carter, Barbara Proctor, and Donna Doyal. The design of the Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon pin consists of a gold plaque with black back- ground on a gold key. On the plaque is engraved the ho-me economics fireplace Cheart of the homeD and the letters EEE. The first pins were purchased in l939. Tri Epsilon has started a Scholarship Loan Fund for the use of home economics students. F.BEAN A.CARTER D.DOYAL B.EAMES E. KASMIRE E. RUTZ

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MICRO TI-IETA EPSILO PURPOSE: The purpose of this organization is to stimulate an active interest in biological science, to encourage original experimentation, to broaden understandings of current biological events, and to cultivate scientific research. HISTORY: Omicron Theta Epsilon was founded at Chico State College on December 12, 1927. Emphasis is placed upon field Work and individual spirit, which are so very important in any scientific field of research. OFFICERS Jack 'Wolf ....,.s ...r..r,........... . President Helen Reid ...... ........... S ecretary-Treasurer Don Greene ..........,.,.I..... First Vice-President Don Isaac ....,., ...... C orresponding Secretary Don Wustenberg. ........, Second Vz'ce-President ACTIVITIES: October 15. Election of officers. November 28. Breakfast at Dr. Holt's home. March 7. Field trip to Death Valley and Mojave Desert. In April Omicron Theta Epsilon toured the Hooper Foundation and Cutter Laboratories. The group had an interesting time at the Cutter Laboratories in Berkeley. The special sterile bacteriology rooms where micro-organisms of various diseases were being produced and trans- ferred were viewed with great interest. D. BARR D. IssAc H.REED B. WHITE G. SEEBER