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

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Silver Key Silver Key is the Women's Honor Society at SSC. Members must be upper division students who have shown outstanding leadership and service to the college. They must have a high grade point average and have been recommended by at least two faculty members. Silver Key is a service organization; it sponsors the “Ride Board for commuting students, honors women of the Dean's Scholarship List at a tea, hosts various school functions, and participates in many ASSSC activities. f Dr, Viola Boekelheide and Jo Deats serve tea at the Dean's : Honor Tea. FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS t i JO DEATS LASHA PRYCHUN President Historian KATHIE McLEAN DONNA ARRIGONE Vice President Secretary-Treasurer SPRING OFFICERS President . . . Donna Arrigone Vice President... Wilda Dorsett Recording Secretary ... Laurie Hatch Corresponding Secretary... Pam Paul Treasurer . . . Helga Petschuch Historian . . . Johnnye Lungren = Front Row: Johnnye Lungren, Karen Arnesen, Donna Lippert, Jo Frieson, Jo Deats, Miss Florence Gilchrist. Standing: Dr. Viola Boekelheide, Donna Arrigone, Billie van Deeven, Helga Petschuch, Laurie Hatch, Wilda Dorsett, Pam Paul, Carolyn Gian- notti, Kathy McKim, Kathie McLean. Dr. Margaret McKoane speaking at the Dean's Tea given for women honor students.

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Blue Key JACK PRICHETT JIM SHOCK Secretary MIKE EVANHOE Treasurer JERRY PERSONIUS President DR. LAWRENCE BRAMMER Adviser JOHN FITZGERALD LARRY ALAMAO JIM BARTHOLOMEW BOB HUSING MIKE EVANS GEORGE GRANT BUD WASGATT 28 JOE KEARNS KEN OLDS RON HURLBUT Vice President RICHARD KAOUGH DAVE DEFIELDS Blue Key is a national Honor Fraternity for male students with an outstanding, well - rounded college record. This fraternity re- quires that a student be above average scholastically and out- standing in at least two areas of extracurricular activity. The main objectives are to strive for intellectual attainment, to serve the college, and to serve in the capacity of leaders. Social activities of this Honor Society are the initiation of new members and the Spring Bar-be- que for lower division students who show potential for event- ually becoming members.

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College Kick-Off This organization originated in the fall of 1962 under the general chair- manship of Bud Wasgatt, who was also the chairman for the 1963 CKO Program. The purpose is to orientate incoming freshmen to the ways of college life through discussion groups, social activities, and mock regis- tration. Members of the faculty and SSC students work together for three or four days on campus to carry out the program. It has become an important and necessary activity area at Sacramento State College. KEN OLDS General Chairman CKO Making decisions at a meeting: Donna Blauert, secretary- treasurer; Hugh Mackey, dorm chairman; and Bob Colburn, freshman adviser. ™ wa CKO members hard at work: Mary Ellen Rivera, chairman of counselors; Shari Roy, publicity chairman; Carolyn Gianotti, vice-chairman; Ken Olds, general chairman. 1964 CKO Staff Members CAROLYN GIANOTTI Vice-Chairman CKO