University of California Santa Barbara - La Cumbre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Crown and Scepter is the honorary for out- standing senior women. Their purpose is to pro- mote scholarship, leadership, service, and college loyalty. Girls are selected by their grades — at least a 2.9 overall — and completion of 90 units. They must hove shown a willingness to serve, a record of previous college service, and have a pleasing personality. This year Crown and Scepter has been trying to establish a Chapter of Mortarboard, a Na- tional Honorary for Senior men and women, on this campus. Linda Moore, President Crown and Scepter Combines Service With Scholarship Joanne Buchanan Tamara Evens Vicki Gall Hazel MIcelli Gerri Noonan Joyce Sutherlin

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Blue Key Holds Breakfast Meetings Junior and Senior men with known leadership ability and with an above average grade point are eligible for the national honorary service fraternity, Blue Key. This year Blue Key had changed its format, from being a service group to being a honorary organization. They now meet once a month on a Sunday morning. Each month thty invite a member of the faculty to meet with them. At the end of the year they select a faculty member to be Honor Member of Blue Key. Their most outstanding endeavor this year was the successful drive for Proposition 1 A. The members worked hard on posters, handbills, the doorbell campaign, and the letter to each student explaining the proposition. 20 Gary Davis Gary Erickson Bob Laird, President Dick Lotfs Jim Marvin Bob McCord Steve Mendell Don Moore Tom Morgan

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Scabbard and Blade Sponsors Shoot Jon Booke Chris Baker Scabbard and Blade, the National military honor society, led by Dave Olsen, has three main functions. One is service. This year they marshalled at the Homecoming Parade and sent various articles to their National magazine. A second function is fund rais- ing. The annual Turkey Shoot and ushering at the basketball games were their most successful projects. The third interest is holding social events. In the Fall Semester their main activity was a b ach party and in the Spring, a dress Military Ball. Bob Ballard Peter Bartlett Jon Bland Griff Bloodhardt Sieve Cambell Martin Cornelia Richard Dolliver Ned Emerson Tom Gillespie Gene Grant Robert Hennessy Gerald Hickman John Little Steve Mendell David Olsen, President M lm M£M John Posey Mel Ruiz Vern Scholl Lee Webb John Wike 22