California State University Sacramento - Statesman Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Page 32 text:

., .:,. t X 4 K Min ,790 '9'alv'Ifwr 'TT Vw. W I fl' W ,QW ,Q if Q Mp, if f ff f A I XR I f W Eb , CCMMITTEE RALLY The Rally Committee, headed by Don Baxter, planned and con- ducted rallies and served at special events. They acted as guides and hosts to campus visitors, and worked hard to carry on a continuing pro- gram to initiate and preserve traditions for Sacramento State. Homecoming, with its Bonfire Rally parade of floats, alumni wel- coming and football game was organized by the Rally Committee. Rally Committee also worked hard to make the new students feel at home their first couple of weeks on the campus. Then there was the selection and crowning of Deanna Peters as our i956 Casaba Queen, along with some other memorable events that were planned and carried out by the Rally Committee. This year, Bruce Becker led the Greens Committee while Carolyn Robinson had charge of the Golds. Both groups worked hand-in-hand with each other, trying to promote the organization's main objective . . . to develop college spirit among the students and the faculty, and to promote the welfare of the college and the Student Association. A note of appreciation should also be given to Rally Committee's two sponsors: Dr. Willard Smith and lvlr. Norman I-lunt. Both gave much of their time and effort for student activities. Don Baxter Chairman, Rally Committee 5.2, ., N ago l K ,ff - 'M My ., fha. X 5 i f W tg' if Carolyn Robinson gh ft M - Chairman, Golds r' y V . ' f. Bruce Becker V Chairman, Greens 28

Page 31 text:

PUBLICATIONS . . . main duty is to govern all publications and communications of the student body. Doris was also responsible for encouraging student PUBLICITY . . . interest in the various publications on ciation publishes a weekly newspaper, the STATESMAN, a handbook, and literary magazine, the SCRIBE, is also campus. The Student Asso- the HORNET, a yearbook, the Student Directory. A published. coordinates with Dr. Christie all publications and communications of interest to the students. Beverly releases all news and announce- ments to the Hornet, maintains all bulletin boards. lt is her job to gather all data important to the student body and release same to appropriate newsgoing organizations. Her main iob is to act as a coordinator between news agencies and the State College. She succeeded Knute Martin who held this position last semester. RALLY COMMITTEE . . . is under the supervision of the Executive Council, with its main objective being to develop college spirit among the students and faculty, and to promote the welfare of the college and the Student Association. You've probably seen Don and the rest of the Rally Committee at SSC's football and basketball games, assemblies, rallies or around the campus, helping wherever, and whenever they can. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES. . . is responsible for the organization and supervision of all social events sponsored by ASSC. Sue, along with her crew of helpers, has really worked hard to successfully continue some of SSC's traditions that happen once a year-such as the New Students Tea in the fall and spring, the Junior Prom in December, election and crowning of Q Casaba Queen in February. In the month of May the Jamboree, all college-student faculty picnic, and the Student Loan Fund Drive were held. There've also been get-acquainted dances, fun nights and after game dances. WORLD AFFAIRS . . . is responsible for the promotion and supervision of any campus- wide or international activity. lt was up to Shirley to organize the Model United Nations Delegation, and to act as a temporary chariman until a permanent person had been elected by the dele- gation which represented Italy. It was also Shirley's iob to organ- ize the World University Service Drive which is desianed to aid students in foreign countries. , Doris Caldwell Publications jx, . 'ff' gf . M A Ag sfft j i iv . 1 ' I Q, '. A . 11.44 I . if A-. ,Y -. 2' 'Hx 3 ' X is 'Y X , ss 4 Beverly Bernardo Publicity , 'Fi , rm I .W W 'N 'lv Qs G ff 6, f Don Baxter Rally Committee . W . , e Kiel' x . f 2 f . Q .,,, f , i ,QQ ' af 6 'ff .ty Sue Bibb xxx 6 Social Activities like mug X SQ-sg . ' V,V S 3 , an 0 fgxf. .,.., V 4 if ' ' .,.. . Vit- f Shirley Leventson I World Affarrs 27

Page 33 text:

l F ,M7734 s ' Q S' X W I vi 'YQ - .clk ff , X 7 gm' af li M, W? 2 mr' jk Y X Cf. , i S Y Z Wx 5 W? A X Q X :nf ,I l I X V 1-C i ' K9 TJ' bw: ,mga . cw .M Q .c Q I Y wg, A 2 r V: X Qi' hgh: I xwfflz f ,wwf 1 , i he . Q, fa., , W M' A 1 I I Left To Right-ls? Row: lllene Carroll, Nancy Luard, Nancy Kausen, Gail Campbell, Arlene Wrighi, Rose Okamofo, Jeanette Yuppa, Phil Scotch, Elaine Hartley, Nanci Pierce. 2nd Row: Carol Sagehorn, Carolyn Robinson, Janet Neel, Nora Tucker, Chuck Sheldon, Bob Tallmon. 3rd Row: Don Baxter, Ron Clark, Betfy Marr, Don O'Neill, Jack Duke, Bruce Becker. 29 xv. v