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

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Upper left: Blood on the paddle tonight. Upper right: Posing. Pledges: F. McDonald, L. Gunter, D. Larrabee. J. Maruna H. Corn, D. Abbott, P. Dawley, H. Moorman. W. Stoufer, R. Lewis, L. Stampfli, R. Kemp. HISTORY: The fraternity was founded in l929, and established Chico State's Iirst fraternity house on the site of the present Chico Bowl. The fraternity has done much to further school activities, and many members have taken leading roles in college events. In 1935, Delta Psi Delta held the first annual Pre-Pioneer Day Dance. It has since become a yearly event. The current project of Delta Psi is the building of a fraternity house. ACTIVITIES: I October 4. Social on the banks of the Sacramento River. October 9, Whing-ding Dance for members and invited guests. Home-Coming Day reunion at the residence of C. Bradley Page. December 3. Pledge Dinner in Bidwell Hall, Dr. Morris, guest speaker. Pledge Dance at Hotel Oaks Annex following dinner. F-ebruary 22. Social in Bidwell Park. February 25. Social-Dance at Bohemian Hall in Hamilton City. I March 20. Filming of Pioneer Day Sheriff campaign movie. On location at Cherokee. Bob Oheller, director. April 8. Pledge'Dinner in college cafeteria. Dr. Oliver, guest speaker. Pledge Dance at Mon- day Club in Oroville following dinner. May 6. Sponsored A'Fidgety Flats Pre-Pioneer Day Dance for Student Body at Memorial Hall. May 7. Pioneer Day reunion on Filbert Avenue. Active alumni group formed. May 30. Annual Fraternity Stag Picnic, Spring Formal. June 5. Steak bake at residence of Hap Lobdell. Delta Psi Glenn Hoffmann was elected Pioneer Day Sheriff by the Student Body. During the year the fraternity acquired beer mugs, took in three honorary members, and incorporated the organization. D

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DELT PSI DELT PURPOSE: The fraternity is organized as a social group, monize and coordinate school activities. OFFICERS FALL 4 Robert Beery .... .rv,,-.. , President -,,-Y----A Jack Connelly ........, .,....r V ice-President ----,- Bob Hardenbrook r,,... ..,.,,.. S ecretary -.--,-,- Bob Johnston .,.................,.--..... Treasurer ,N,-,e,--, and serves as a service club to har- SPRING ------- Bob l-lardenbrook L--- John Schwellenbach ---------. Bill Shonk, Jr. --,-------------.Angelo Paris Don Deter, Bob Barbee ..... .. Sergeant-ar-Arms ,....,.... Bill Matz, Matt Spear C. Bradley Page ........,., s........ . Aduzser ,,---,.-- -----g-,.C. Bradley Page R. BARBEE R. BEERY G. CARROLL C. CLARKE J. CONNELLY D. COUTOLENC D. CURL J. CUDDEBACK D. DETER C. DONICA L. FISHER R. GHELLER D. GILBERT C R. HARDENBROOK G. HOFFMAN H. JACOBS K. J EFFRIES R. JOHNSTON G. KUTRAS J. LUCAS B. MADDUX D. MADDUX G. MATTHEWS W. MATZ W. MICKELSON A. PARIS H. PARSONS J. SCI-IWELLENBACH W. SHONK M. SPEAR B. SQUIER R. TORREY G. UNGER C. B. PAGE

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IOTA SIGMA HISTORY: Iota Sigma is the oldest social fraternity on campus. It was founded in October, 1922, as an Industrial Arts Club. In l928 it became a social organization. Iota Sigma acquired a house located at Third and Normal and held it until the depression. Iota Sigma was the only fraternity to remain active during the war. It is now the largest fraternal organization on campus. C. ALEXANDER J. BLASINGAME W. BURLESON F. CARRICO A. EAGERBLADE R. FRANSON D. FULLER H. HATCHETT G. HIBDON H. HIGGINBOTHAM V. HOLBROOK K. .IACKA J. KIDDER C. KRAUSE R. LANG R. LOPEZ D. MARSHALL B. MERRILL R. MULLER W. NIEPOTH E. OLSEN W. OWENS V. REGIER S. ROACH G. ROBERTSON R. RUSSELL C. SAUER J. SILVESTER V. SWARTZ P. VONASEK R. VONASEK I.. WHAN B. WISER K. ZUMWALT G. MCDOUGAL R. KIDDER G. ALLDREDGE J. TOBIN