California State University Northridge - Sunburst Yearbook (Northridge, CA)

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SIGMA ALPHA ALPHA The Sigma Alpha Alpha Honor SocieTy, founded in 1957, has as Ms purpose The encouragemenf and recog- niTion of scholasTic ochievemenT among The sTudenTs of San Fernando Valley SToTe College. The requiremenTs for membership in This organiza- Tion are a 3.5 overall grade poinT average 0T Valley STaTe including compleTion of Two Twelve or more uniT semesTers aTTer achieving Junior sTanding. Membership is for life, and GT presenT Sigma Alpha Alpha has approximaTely one hundred members, The maioriTy of whom are groduaTe sTudenTs no longer on campus. Since 1962 Sigma Alpha Alpha has been sponsored by The FoculTy ChapTer of Pi BeTc: Kappa. FaculTy spon- sors are Dr. BeTTy Bauml and Dr. James STeeI SmiTh, boTh of The Division of Language and LiTeraTure. The main evenT of The year is The annual banquet, which is aTTended by boTh The foculTy members of Phi BeTa Kappa and members of Sigma Alpha Alpha. In addiTion To The officers picTured here, Mr. Glen Downing served as Treasurer during The fall semesTer, and Mrs. PaTricia Szecsey served as corresponding sec- reTory during The spring semesTer. Any sTudenT who meeTs The requiremenTs for This organionion is inviTed To apply, even Though he may have already compleTed his work 0T The college. Front row: Florence Ferman, HisTorian; BobeTTe Fishmen, Recording Secree Tory; Gloria GunTher, PresidenT. Back row: Dr. BeTTy Bauml, Sponsor; EThel Jorgensen, Treasurer; Dorothy Parsons, Vice-PresidenT; Evelyn Lum, Corresponding SecreTory. ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION Membership To This organizaTion is open To any sTudenT in The De- porTmenT of Business and Economics. WiTh very able advisors and The very IaTesT of business Techniques, The sTudenTs are encouraged in Their undersTonding of accounTing. The aim of This organizaTion is To help The sTUdenTs Toward advoncemeni wiThin The accounTing profession. Front row il. To rJ: RoberT Axel, Manual MorTinez, Professor Joseph Buchwald, Advisor; William Coson, Vice-PresidenT; Michael BernsTein. Back row: Noel Oishon, Treasurer; AnThony KurTz, Presi- denT; Kenneth Mancebo, Jean Fredriksen, John Todd. 59

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MARKETING CLUB A fairly new member of The inTeresT groups on cam- pus, This club has grown rapidly in size. Concerning iTseIT wiTh morkeTing principles and Techniques, This group helps iTs members To gain on insighT inTo Their TUTure profession. Open To all business maiors, This group has filled a much needed spoT in our group of campus organizaTions. Andrew Logie Lorry Meredith Professor Taylor Malone of USC was among The fine speakers. AT The Marketing Club BonqueT awards were given To deserving members. Vince Barobo received a case from GreoT Western Savings and Loan. 58

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YOUNG DEMOCRATS Joel Kellman Richard Rosenberg Fall PresidenT Spring President Designed To sTimuloTe The Young people of The college communiTy To Take on acTive inTeresT in governmenT affairs, The Young DemocroTs TosTer 0nd perpeTuaTe The ideas and principles of The DemocroTic porTy. Mrs. Eleanor RoosevelT was an inspiroTion To The Demo- craTic PorTy. She passed away on November 7, 1962, in her ManhaTTcn Townhouse, ofTer complicofions from a Two and one-half year fight against anemia, SencTor Richard Richards was one of The many guesTs of The Young DemocroTs. 60