Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Sigma lota Chi THE ONLY NATIONAL sorority on the campus is the Sigma, Iota Chi group. It is the Beta Eta Chapter and is sponsored by Miss Eulah McCartney. This illustrious organization presented a sport dance at the Tuesday Clubhouse last fall under the title of “It’s a Match,” and they were responsible for the music, hall and patrons for the Panhellenic Formal this spring. A swimming party and barbecue ended one of the most successful neophyte weeks ever held by this group on SJC’s campus. The Spring officers were President Jackie King; Vice President Evelyn Redman; Secretary Elizabeth White; Treasurer Mary Ellen Swanson. Eva- louise Akerman headed the group for their Fall activities with the help of Mar¬ jorie Falconer, Amy Otterson, and Evelyn Redman. Top row: Miss Eulah McCartney, Evelyn Redman, fall treasurer, spring vice-president; Eva Louise Ackerman, fall president; Marjorie Allen, spring Pan-Hellenic representative; Jackie King, fall pledge-mistress, spring president; Row two: Phyllis Sherwin, Billie Roland Judy Podbeck, Patty Daniel, Juanita Berg, Ruth Dean, Betty Brown. Ron. three: Marie Harson, Alice Hucke, Pat Schachtili, Gloria Perez, Thurza Cizek, Carolyn Wacker, Betty O ' Connor, spring pledge-mistress. Row four: Kathleen Winslow, Beth Stack, Adrienne Johnson, Amy Otterson. fall secretary; Kathryn Apperson, Peggy McClelland, Mary Shuss. Row five: Barbara Draper, Pat Bishop, Elizabeth White, spring secretary; Charlotte Oberholser, Violet Weideman, Onalee Huffman, Mattie Baker.

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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.

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Top row: Glenn Davies, sponsorer; Jimmy Hickman, fall usher, spring president; Carl Forsberg, fall guard, spring vice-president; Don Seldon, sponsorer. Row two: Clayton Wire, spring guard; Elmer Kanoff, Bill McNaughton, fall vice-president; Sam Blight, George Bernoudy, Jake Larson. Row three: Dean Higinbotham, Jim Devine, Jack King, Charles Askine, spring treasurer; Dave De Lancey, George McAdow, spring historian. Omega Alpha Kappa The only fraternity on the campus has truly proven itself worthy of its cause, namely, to bring a group of boys together for both social and charitable aims. This past year has been a successful one for this organization in that it has had two picnics, a joint party with an off-campus sorority, the presentation of a skit entitled “A Night at a Sorority Meeting, ' ’ in which the boys were the sorority members, and last but not least the sport dance “Kiss the Boys Good¬ bye, ’ ’ in honor of the boys leaving for the service. The officers for the fall semester were President Vernon Brammer; Vice- President and Secretary Bill McNaughten; Treasurer Wally Norum; Usher Jimmy Hickman; Guard Carl Forsberg; Historian John Henderson. The group was under the leadership of President Jimmy Hickman for the spring semester with Carl Forsberg, Charles Askine, Clayton Wire, Sam Small, and George McAdow as his helpers.