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

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Left: G. Stephens and a Lambda Pi social. Center: Time out for refreshments at a fraternity social-dance. Right: A Lambda Pi Fraternity dance. OFFICERS FALL SPRING Don Wustenberg ..,..... ....... P resident .....,... ........ M arty Bauman Marty Bauman .... --- ...... Vice-President ........ .rr..r.,.,, J ack Kuhwarth Larry Pleas .......... ...... . Secretary .,,...,,. ...,..... H oward Gordon Jim Riley ......a,,. ,..,r. T reasurer ...... ....r.,.rr G lenn Stevens Sim Nathan ........, ...,...... S oczial Leader ......... .,..... S i-m Nathan Vic Brownell .......... ....., S ergearzt-at-Arms. .r,.. ...... B ill Hocking CALENDAR oia EVENTS: ' November 9. Pledge Dance at the Chico Art Club. November l9. Founder's Day Banquet and Dance. Hotel Oaks Annex. December 17. Christmas Dance. Chico Art Club. February l l. Sweetheart Formal Dance for the Student Body at Moonlight Gardens. February 26. Winter Dance. Chico Art Club. March 26. Formal Initiation and Dance. Chico Art Club. April 22. Spring Frolic Dance. Chico Art Club. May 2. Pre-Pioneer Day Hay Ride and Dance. Chico Grange Hall. May 27. Senior Farewell Formal. Chico Art Club. June 10. Annual Farewell Picnic. OUTSTANDING EVENTS: One of the most successful of the Fall semester events was the annual Founder's Day Ban- quet and Dance held at the Hotel Oaks Annex. Many charter members and former advisers were present to help commemorate the founding of the fraternity. Many events combined to make the Spring semester one of the most noted in the pages of Lambda Pi history. The first and most important was the Sweetheart Formal Dance held for the entire Stu- dent Body. During the evening's festivities, Lois Morrow was crowned Sweetheart of Chico State for l949. This was the first event of this nature held by the fraternity and the first of a series to be held annually.

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LAMBD PI PURPOSE: To meet in good fellowship for furthering the social side of campus life. The motto of Lambda Pi is Loyalty Prevailsf' HISTORY: The Lambda Pi Fraternity, the youngest social fraternity on the campus, was formed in the Pall semester of 1944. F. NEUMANN ALLARD M. BAUMAN V. BROWNELL R. DAVIES J. DAVIS H. FISH H. GORDON B. GREENE B. HOCKING J. HOCKING C. HODGES L. JUGEM L. KUHWARTH J. LINN W. MCDANIEL W. IVIESSER SMITH J. IVIURTHA S. NATHAN .gi .,.. QE 3 x ., W , J. PLEAS D. RABY Q' J. RAD1s1c1-I L. REYNoLDs R. RILEY H. RoDARMEL A. SANBORN H. SCI-IIERENBERG H. SCI-IIERENBERG M. STRONG J. TURNER W. TURNER G. WHITNEY C. WILDE D. WILSON R. WILSON S. WILSON D. WUSTENBERG

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CAMPUS CANDIDS These campus candids represent a cross section of this year's student activity. At the top a group of judges prepare for the huddle that will bring the title of Kick-Off Qu-een to one of the contestants. Another shot shows the coeds that brought hot coffee to the campus guards that attempted to stop the Aggie raids. Dance shots cover the Student Body 17-Xutumn Serenade and Little Kids dances, and also a fraternity dance. Rounding out the page is the C. S. C. choir during the Christmas program, and the P. W. C. basketball champions from Chico State.