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

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PI KAPPA SIGMA OFFICERS Lois Musselman .......... . ,. .. ., P resident Sylvia Rastler ,........,..., Corresponding Editor Marianne Cherry ......,.e,.,..,e..,. Vice-President Joan Allen, Lucille Brown Ann Robbie eee.,........ Corresponding Secretary .,...,........................ Keeper of the Archives Mary Keyawa ,...... ...... T -Recording Secretary Betty Jane West ...........,.... Sergeant-at-Arms Juanice Hocking ,ooo,...................,... Treasurer Joanne Kelly, Barbara Johnson. .........rr. .Press E. AITKEN J. ALLEN I. ALM H. BEATTY Y. BROOKS E. BROWN L. CABORN M. CHERRY D1 CHRISTENSEN B. CORL A. DAVIS L. DEBING S. FOX M. HARDENBROOK J. HOCKING M. HURLBURT B. JOHNSON H. KEECHI J. KELLEY M. KEYAWA J., KNOTT P. MATTHEWS M. MCCLELLAND B. MOORE L. MORROW L. MUSSELMAN S. RASTLER A. ROBBIE D. STAFFELBACH J. STARNES M. WALTZ W. WATT B. WEST B. WHITE F. WILLIAMS J. WOGAN MRS. SCOTT

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Betty Greenwood models at Panhellenic Fashion Show. PURPOSE: To Foster closer friendship, uphold scholarship, and strengthen character. HISTORY: The Omicron Chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon was founded in June, 1924. ACTIVITIES: October 3. Overnight Party at the Uhl cabin, Paradise. October 4. I-Io-me-Coming Luncheon. November 2. Pledging. December 7. All-Sorority Christmas Party. December 14. Secret Sister Christmas Party January 4. Initiation. February 21. Informal Rush Party. March 8. Formal Rush Party. During the rush season, an Ocean theme was carried out for both the informal and formal parties. The informal party was held in Durham, the theme carried out with murals on the walls depicting various phases of sea life. Members were dressed in costumes representing marine life. During the evening, ga-mes were played and a 'King Nep- tune and Queen Mermaid were chosen from the guests. The formal Dessert Party was given at the home of Mrs. R. W. Baker. March 15. Pledging. The following girls were pledged: Leona Akister, Joyce Arbogast, Alice Jane Coon, Margaret I-Ianner, Marylee I-Iupp, LaVonne Loney, Kathryn Mulvany, Doris Mills, Betty Robinson, Patricia Pyke, Marcia Schlossin, Shelby Squier, Verlin Scott, Marilyn Swartz, Luetta Yamamoto, and Georgia Zengel. April 24. Initiation. April 30. Pledge Dance. May 14-15. Silver Anniversary. The Silver Anniversary of Omicron Chapter was celebrated with the following events: Anniversary Luncheon honoring Omicron Alumnae at the Hotel Oaks: Anniversary Ball at the Chico Art Club: Anniversary Tea honoring Mrs. Wilbur Stout, National Editor: Mrs. John Sibley, President of Eighth Province, and Miss Vesta Holt, spon- sor of the Omicron Chapter. May 21-22. Eighth Province Meeting in Berkeley. Fourteen members represented the Omi- cron Chapter. May 31. Secret Sister Party.

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.. f 'E' e 5 ,, 5 Left: Pi Kappa Sigma Pledges. Front row-M. Bielar. C. Rickman. J. Mcl-Iugh. M. Endicott. Center row-L. Rathbun Y. McLain. D. I-Iyatt. C. Endicott. C. Kane, A. Chamberlan. Back row-D. Ebbe. V. Daniel. B. Reed. J. Bohlander, M. Bassler B. Fado, Right: Joanne Kelly is one Pi Kap representative at the Panhellenic Fashion Show. PURPOSE: To work together for scholastic achievement, social efficiency, and moral develop- ment. HISTORY: In 1925 Pi Kappa Sigma was organized from a local sorority, Pi Phi Beta, which had been on campus since 1898. Now it is established as one of the largest sororities on campus. ACTIVITIES: At the beginning ofthe year, the Pi Kaps began social work as well as social activities. A number of CARE packages were sent overseas. Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets were made up for needy townspeople. Social activities began in helping the Panhellenic Fashion Show Tea, held in September. October 16. Cake sale. October 30. Home-Coming Luncheon. November 17. Founder's Day was observed with a banquet, All members wore white durf ing the day. November 19. Welcome dance to honor new pledges. November 30. Program-I-Iair stylist. December 5. Early Sunday breakfast for pledges, at home of Mrs. H. A. Staples. December 14. Christmas Party. January ll-Initiation. February Z1-Informal Rush party with the theme of Pirates and Underwater articles. March 9. Formal Rush Party held at the home of Mrs. Roy Berlinger, with a blue and gold castle theme. March 29. Program-Speaker on China, crystal, silver. April 5. Dinner honoring pledges, at Airport Restaurant. April 29. Formal Dance given by pledges in honor of actives. May 3. Initiation. May 8. Mother's Day Tea, at the home of Mrs. George Peterson. May 17. All-Sorority Picnic in Orland, May 31. Senior Picnic and Secret Sister Party. Pi Kap Lois Morrow was elected 'Sweetheart of Chico State at Lambda Pi February dance. '