El Camino College - Warrior Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

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The Delta Sigma Chi was organized in November 1948. The purpose of the organization is to promote friend- ship and better acquaintance among women students at El Camino. This organization chooses its members by ballot. To be a member a student must be unanimously accepted and must pass a pledge period. The Delta Sigma is open to all women students qualifying for pledges by being en- rolled in 12 units and maintaining TTCT average. Ist SEMESTER OFFICERS Delta Sigma Chi officers for the first semester in the Fall of 1948 Were: Mary lewis, Historian; Bar- bara Olson, Sergeant-at-Arms; Gloria Stevenson, President; Eileen Donahue, Vice-President; and Betty Gardner, Treasurer. Sigma atthehomW-i Gilmore, Sh? - Front row: Joanne Westerduhl, Mary lewis, Gloria Stevenson, Barbara Olson, Eileen Donohue, Betty Gardner, Margie Edmons and Bobbie Greenlee. Back row: Beverly Rohnow, Janice Porter, Jackie Haschke, Janet Schultz, Mary Campbell, Pat Make- peace, Put Page, Joyce Montgom- ! ery, and Carloita Dean. wwsy 2nd SEMESTER OFFICERS EL? 1:0 E 531: ; Page Sixty-four

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PHI SIGMA UPSILON PHI SIGMA UPSILON Top row: Advisor, Albert Kurr; Bethel Buckalew, Chuck Culver, Gene Brault, Don Jacobson, and Ken Scott. Bottom row: George Champion, Loren Reed, Toshio Honda, Hal Wood, Allen Wahl, Delmar Gilkeson. The Phi Sigma Upsilon is noted for its outstanding college spirit, scholarship, and participation in Camino act1v1tles. During the year the Phi Sigs sponsored some very successful dances, and gave many parties, picnics and various social affairs for its members. The active members reigned supreme in athletics, edging the pledges 14-8 in football and routing pledge basketball team 35-19. The Phi Sigma Upsilon was instrumental in starting the intra-fraternity basketball tournament. The Phi Sigs are well represented in all phases of campus life with members active on Camino athletics teams, in student government, musmal organizations, the paper and the annual. 2nd SEMESTER OFFICERS 'lst SEMESTER OFFICERS Second Semester President, Befhel Buckalew; Vice-Presideni, Paul Smith; Secretary, Chuck Culver; Treasurer, John Reiche; Sergeunfs-af-Arms, Ken Scott, and Don Jacobsen; Chaplain, Delmar Gilkeson. First Semester President, Loren Reed; Vice-Presidenf, Don Jacobsen; Secretary-Treasurer, Brian Lindquist; Sergeant-af-Arms, Gene Brault. xxmwxvmwax xx zyA-rx-y'woyt WW7

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