Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Como Amiga The Como Amiga Sorority, the oldest on the campus, was organized in March, 1926. Its activities for the current year have been many and varied. In November the girls sponsored 4 ‘The Cats’ Meow;” in January the sorority’s annual formal dance was given under the title “Top Hats and Tails.” The spring semester found the members serving the U. S. 0. The sorority took the respon¬ sibility of decorating for Pan-Hellenic’s “May Magic.” A swimming party for the newly initiated members brought the year to a successful climax. Top row: Sue Johnson, fall piesident; Ann Welch, spring vice-president; Mary Lou Engle, fall secretary; Lucille Knedel, spring treasurer; Dolores Tierney, spring president. Second row: Margaret Wassum, Jean Trimmer, Dorothy Ford, Marilyn Meister, Patty O ' Connor, Georgie Hariis, Norma Huntoon. Third row: Betty Jo Kelso, Maxine Kell ogg, Betty Ann Wise, Marjorie Breech. Donda Hanley, Betty Lou Cooper, Caroline Dunlap. Fourth row: Barbara Learn, spring Pan-Hellenic representative, Jo Ann Cornelius, Jane Carmack, Janeth Calvert, Mary Jane Hawthorne, Marjorie Torres, Barbara Taylor. Fifth row: Margaret Nethercoss, Helen Demuth, Melissa Am¬ brose, Dorothea Johnson, Maryetta Fisher, Janis Berkeley, Nevada Hardwick. Sixth row: Gloria Linggi, Marie Da Rosa, Virginia Lawrance, Kay Kinneberg, Mary Craig, Edith Kime, LaVerne Schauer.

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Music Association Under the capable direction of Stewart Tulley, the music association of the Sacramento Junior. College lias successfully carried on another year of entertainment for the student body. The group meets informally to discuss its own compositions and to hear notable musi¬ cians of Sacramento and the Bay region. OFFICERS Front row: Mattie Baker, Sheila Lovell, Lenora Gebbett, Mary U. Hales. Back row: Herbert Pepper, Eleanor Burne, Au¬ brey Penman. MUSIC ASSOCIATION Front row, left to right: David Burnham, Margaret Statzell, Norma Skin¬ ner, Eleanor Burne, Anita Jean Keaton, Stewart W. Tulley. Second row: Marlin Gauthier, Mattie Baker, Lenora Gebbett, Sheila Lovell, Mary U. Hales. Top row: Gabby Gerhouser, Marcella Browne, Helen Tvede, Harold Eldredge, Walter Peterson.

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Top row: Mary Margaret Lucas, fall vice president; Gerry Anderson, Marian Green, Bonnie Larwick. fall treasurer; Shirley Angle. Row two: A da Little, fall recording secretary, spring president; Joyce Hancock, fall corresponding secretary; Elaine Forsberg, spring treasurer: Betty Muidoon, spring social secretary; Hope Deter, spring vice- president; Pat Poulsen, spring corresponding secretary. Row three: Barbara Link, Kaye Barnes, Mariel West, Margie Hagglund, Mary Cox, Jeanne Hill. Row four: Lorayne Deller, Margie Ward, Myra Todd, Eleanor Horn- bostel, Margaret Virgo, Betty Warren. Row five: Lillian Basso, Viola McMillan, Shirley Curry, Marie Stilson, Shirley Vanderhoff, Frances Simons. Sigma Phi Kappa AN Active social group on the SJC campus is the Sigma Phi Kappa Soror¬ ity. This organization does not confine its activities to purely social functions what with serving the U. S. 0. and buying a war bond. In early fall the girls sponsored “A Barnyard Frolic ' ' where everyone made merry in barn attire. This was followed by a formal dance in January, “Winter Fantasy.” Later in the spring semester the Sigma Phi Kappas sponsored a Cord and Gingham dance which took place in the Women ' s Gym on the campus, and then Pan- hellenic terminated the social functions of this sorority. The officers for the fall term were President Carol Mathison, Vice President Mary Margaret Lucas, Recording Secretary Joyce Hancock, Social secretary Margaret Yost, Treasurer Bonnie Larwick. The spring officers were Ada Little, President; Hope Deter, Vice President; Joyce Hancock, Recording Secretary; Pat Poulsen, Corresponding Secretary; Betty Muidoon, Social Secretary; Elaine Forsberg, Treasurer.