Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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PAN-HELLENIC PRESIDENTS —Lined up on the plat¬ form are the four sorority presidents. Waiting to give their speeches are, Mary Helen Casavant, Sigma Iota Chi; Norma Guerra, Como Amiga; Rawlette DeCoito; Eta Upsilon Gamma; Cheryl Fisher, Sigma Phi Kappa. na A ' Ju, AT THE BEGINNING of each new semester, the Pan- Hellenic Tea is held for the new rushees who wish to join a sorority. There are four Pan-Hellenic sororities at City College: Como Amiga, Eta Upsilon Gamma, Sigma Iota Chi, and Sigma Phi Kappa. The Pan-Hellenic Tea is held so that the rushees can get acquainted with the different sororities, so they can decide which one they would be most interested in joining. One of the main attractions at the tea is a Fashion Show to give the rushees an idea of what clothes they should wear to the many different collegiate events. The purpose of the sororities is to promote social activi¬ ties, to encourage good fellowship and high scholarship, and to provide opportunities for group participation in campus and community life. TIME OUT —The girls stop their conversation to pose for the photographer. t 18

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Ceramic World An Art For The Ages PRIMITIVE YET MODERN-The African bushman, the aborigines of the hinterland of New Guinea, and the “hip” and sophisticate of the 1967 college crowd find artistic enjoy¬ ment and spiritual catharsis in working with clay. 17

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GETTING ACQUAINTED —New rushees SIGN-UPS —The new rushees receive their name tags as they enter the tea. PAJAMA PARTY—Judy Bagwell models sleep wear for Sigma Phi Kappa. FASHION SHOW-Cindy Blair models for Como Amiga, to show what should be worn to future sorority functions, such as Open House and the Coke Partv. 19