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Vo lum e XXX SANTA BARBARA, , NOVEMBER 3, 1950 No. 15 Train Canceled to All-Cal; “H EY, MAW, GOT ME A MAN!” D0GPATCH DAYS AGAIN Rooters May Fly to Berkeley IN ‘COSTUME REVIVAL’ Cancellation of the proposed rooters train to the All- After a reluctant hiatus of a year during which no Gaucho University Weekend in Berkeley next week was announced by could wear a costume to a dance, the good, old “costume Graduate Manager Russ Erikson. Reason given was the fact brawl” again returns with the Delta Sigma Phi sponsored that UCLA rooters will fly to the celebration instead of go by “ Sadie Hawkins Dance” Tonight at the Carrillo Auditorium. train. Tonight is the night for all Wolf Mary Ann Zane, Cal Club Gals and sweet and innercent chairman in charge of ar­ New ‘Antigone’ to Be JUMPING JUPITER! Daisy Maes to howl, according to rangements for students on publicity which has been plaster­ this campus of the Univers­ Staged Minns Scenery NOW ITS ROMANS ing the campus for the past week. ity, said that arrangements “Antigone,” a speech depart­ Finally, the newly organized At 8:30 pm, the festivities start are being completed to char­ ment play to be presented Novem­ Independents have found a name! and will continue until midnight ter an insured DC4 passen­ ber 17, 18 and 24, will have no At their meeting last Monday night to the dance music of Chuck Cope­ ger plane from Robin Air­ curtain pulled for any acts or they ran down a long list of name land and his Orchestra. lines to fly Gauchos to Ber­ scenes, and will have little scenery, suggestions and came up with a Weddin’ Belles keley leaving Friday after­ according to Mr. Robert O ark) in unanimous choice, the Romans. Delta Sigs guarantee the pres­ noon and returning at noon charge of sets. One of the attractions of the new ence of Hairless Joe and Lonesome on Sunday. “The idea is to use an archi­ name is that it serves a special pur­ Polecat to preside over the Kick- Reservations for the flight will tectural form with no particular pose in identifying the new group. apoo Joy Juice vat and Marryin’ be $16 round-trip, with transpor­ locale,” Mr. Clark commented. The Romans are not Greeks. Sam, who will perform cut-rate, tation provided from Oakland air­ “This is similar to the traditional Elected president at Monday’s insultin’ marriages. port to Berkeley. At least 64 res­ Greek shows that have very little meeting was Corky Stromberg. ervations must be made by Mon­ A copy of the marriage license scenery.” Other officers elected are Pat day, November 5, or the flight has been on display in the Quad The sets will help to carry out Welsh, vice-president and social will be cancelled. showcase. modem implications rather than chairman; Jean Lyttle, secretary- Housing Forms Seventy-five dollars worth of localize the action. treasurer; arid Roy Cathray, pub­ Mary Ann also announces that prizes will be awarded for the best Platform s licity chairman. Phil Jacks was application forms for students for and most authentic costumes. Platforms will go from the stage appointed parliamentarian and the weekend are available in the A photographer will roam into the auditorium. Other scenery Eleanor Artuso and Patti Mitchell Graduate Manager’s Office and around the dance to record the on the stage will consist of steps are temporary co-chairmen for that as much student housing as events for posterity. Souvenier and a sky site at the back of the membership. possible may be arranged with tickets may be purchased for the stage. Berkeley providing the applica­ The publicity committee is com­ dance from any Delta Sig for a Lights will give the principal tions are received early. Naturally posed of Chairman Cathray, Nellie slight consideration. scenic effects and will be used in THE UNWILLING BRIDEGROOM is found trapped in this nothing positive can he promised Hart, Eva Lewin, and Harriet Polt. place of a curtain. tintype of a Sadie Hawkins race of the dim past. Daisy Mae weilds Chi O Tracks ters in the way of accomodations. The Romans, who under their The set, complete with furniture, the club and exhibits the trap which won her L€l Abner. The char­ old name won a Par­ At noon in the Quad, a bevy of Tickets fdr the two games on is being built by stagecraft classes. acter in the stovepipe lid calls hisself Marryin’ Sam and specializes ade trophy, discussed getting a Dogpatch “belles” recruited from Saturday are being sold for $1.50 The furniture will follow the de­ in cheap weddin’s. —Photo by Available Jones sponsor, made plans for participa­ some sororities will chase their each with student body card, and sign of the Empire Period. tion in the next Gaucho Round-Up, men in the annual marathon. Par­ $3.00 without. All-University Behind Scenes DEFERMENTS GRANTED and planned a money-raising pro­ ticipating in the catch-what-you- SENIOR VETERANS! Dance tickets are $1.80 per couple. Students working on behind-the- TO ROTC STUDENTS ject. can will be Chi Omegas Ronnie Both are still available in the Grad­ scenes jobs are Sally Woolsey and If you expect to continue Lechleiter, Judith Cook, Joanne uate Manager’s Office. ROTC students, second, third your educational training About thirty Romans were pres­ Virginia Peterson, prompting; Ce­ ent at the meeting. The meetings, Shearer, Yvonne Ribhany, Kay Seat Block and fourth years, are being given after graduation, it will be cil Forbes, lighting; and Wally held every Monday night, are open Ryan, Anne Smith, Marilouise As many students as possible Jonason, furniture. the oportunity to sign deferment necessary for you to pro­ Goodman, Cathy Cox, Robin are urged to be in Berkeley by cure a supplemental letter to all interested students and mem­ Cast for the play is Chorus, Wal­ agreements this week, according to bership is open to all non-organ- Browne, Mary Cadwallader, Evie Friday morning for the University of eligibility. This applies ly Jonason; Antigone, Marie Wil­ the campus ROTC office. ized students. Willets and Marlene Boone. Meeting in the Men’s Gym at 11 lett; Nurse, Beverly Benedict; Is- even though you do not Others in the race will be Delta am, since there will be a block of In return for this, the student mene, Sally Woolsey; Haemon, change training institutions. Sigma Epsilons Margaret Feliz, agrees, if the Army needs him, to seats reserved for Santa Barbara Gene Lonon, and Creon, Fred Make application no later Faculty Wives Will Jean George, Vivian Schmitz and students. Goerner. serve as an officer for two years than eight weeks before let­ Bonita Mitchell. Theme of the entire weekend is ter must be presented for Hold Canasta Benefit Others are First Guard, William after his graduation. It also en­ Dick Krupp, general chairman a tribute to President Robert Gor­ registration. Under the sponsorship of the Vasse; Second Guard, Ed Mon- ables him to complete his educa­ of the dance, announces the Mar­ don Sproul on his twentieth year If you have any questions Faculty Wives Club a bridge and real; Messenger, Tony Holbrook; tion, qualify for a commission, riage License for the dance which as head of the University. For this check with the Office of canasta benefit will be held to­ Page, Marlene Shapro; and Euru- and, if needed, to servq as an offi­ reads: reason, members of the California cer instead of a private. Veterans Affairs on this morrow at the Cabrillo Pavillion dice, Diane Hathaway. “Be it know to all yo’ gals pres­ Club on all campuses strenuously Deferments are also available campus. from 2 to 5 pm. All women stu­ urge all students to attend and par­ Group Chorus ent that Joe Gaucho is the wprser to ROTC students who have com­ Lyle G. Reynolds, dents and wives and mothers • of The Group Chorus will be com­ half an’ po’ onfortunate spouse o’ ticipate in the many activities pleted the second year basic and Campus .Coordinator students are invited to attend. scheduled. posed of Marlene Shapro, Robin Janie Gaucho married in howlin’ who have four semesters left in of Veterans Affairs Bridge and canasta tables will Additional information about Browne, Shirley Thome, Marie wedlock by Marryin’ Sam.” school. be set up for those interested in the Weekend may be secured from Schmittou, Virginia Vierra and card playing. Dessert will be the Graduate Manager’s Office, the Barbara Johnson. served at 2 pm, with a door prize POWDER PUFFERS posters and mimeographed “scoop Campus Hosts Speech-Forensics Tourney, awarded later in the afternoon. sheets” distributed by the Cal Club LIBRARY RECEIVES Another feature of the party will IN AZTEC RALLY or from members of the Cal Club. NOISE COMPLAINTS Nineteen Southland Colleges Represented be Mexican booths at which bak­ Tentative plans for a big rally Many complaints have been re­ ery goods, flowers, and hand­ for the Santa Barbara-San Diego a n e o u s Speaking, Impromptu ceived by the Library Committee Santa Barbara College is play­ crafts will be on sale throughout State' football game were made Frosh Class Meeting Speaking, Oratory, Experimental concerning the undue amount of ing host to aproximately 200 en­ the afternoon. The proceeds from Tuesday night by the Rally Com­ Wednesday Night, 7:30 trants in the Invitational Practice Speaking, and Discussion. talking in the library, acording to Attention all Freshmen! There the benefit party will be used to­ mittee, it was announced by Reno Nancy Trowbridge, chairman. Speech Tournament this weekend. The topics are: extemporaneous, wards furnishing the Faculty Chackel, chairman. will be an important class meeting The tournament is designed to This problem is one that can be “The Welfare State in the United Wives Club rooms on the Goleta The committee adopted a plan next Wednesday, November 8, in prepare speakers for the Western handled by the students themselves, States;” impromptu, “National campus. Ridge Hall 101 at 7 :30 pm. Speech Association Forensics suggested by Phil Jacks whereby or, if necessary, the library staff and Foreign Affairs;” oratory, Tickets can be secured for $1.00 The important things that will Touranment, to be held at Peppep the rally would be combined with can be asked to enforce a “no must be original work of contest­ each from Miss Patricia Whitaker be discussed at this meeting will dine College on November 20, 21 a powder-puff football game be­ talking” rule in the library. ants and a typewritten copy of the in Room 101C in the Men’s Gym tween the two schools.. The San be the Frosh-Soph Prom, the all and 22. oration must be presented to the With mid-terms here the Com­ or by telephoning Mrs. George Diego rooters are to arrive by class picnic, and sponsors and Schools who have representa­ chairman at the time of registra­ comittees. mittee hopes that the students will Hand at 2-6427. They will also be train at 3 pm Saturday afternoon tives attending are USC, UCLA, tion. ‘ We want everyone to come. try to keep the library a place of available at the door. and plans call for them to be trans­ Pepperdine, Redlands, L A C C, Experimental Talks Your support is needed,” stated study. ported by bus to the Riviera Cam­ Whittier, Occidental, Pomona, For experimental speechs each CONVERSION JOB pus for the rally and “game.” Pete Burgher, frosh president. Pasadena City College, East Los CHI ALPHA DELTA TO student will introduce himself to STARTED ON NEW The committee has written to Angeles City College, San Diego the interviewer and in six minutes FUND LACK WILL KEEP INITIATE 20 MEMBERS State, Long Beach City College, San Diego challenging them to the present his qualifications for a GOLETA CAMPUS powder-puff tilt, but an answer CLUB AT The Barbara Hotel will be the Loyola, Pasadena College, Cal Actual construction of the new setting for the Chi Alpha Delta job in his chosen field, outline the has not yet been received. The 'Men’s Glee Club will not Tech, Compton College, and pos­ UCSB Campus at Goleta was be­ make the trip to Berkeley for All- initiation dinner next Wednesday requirements and qualifications A problem that faces both sibly several others. for holding a position in his field, gun Wednesday, it was announced University Weekend, according to at 7 pm. schools, however, is the fact that Own Arrangements and then answer a series of ques­ by University officials. an announcement by the Music De­ “Chi Alpha Delta, the honorary the crucial game between the Gau­ Entrants are responsible for ar­ tions concerning his qualifications. First major piece of work on partment. The organization had elementary education fraternity, ranging their own hotel reserva­ chos and San Diego is the week­ For discussion, the topic is the campus is a $800,000 conver­ previously planned to participate plans to initiate about 20 new tions but arrangements have been sion project, by which some 50 end following and in the All-U activities, but was members,” announced Mildred made to serve tonight’s dinner and “What Should be the Responsibil­ many students will have gone ity of the Federal Government for former Marine Corps harracks will forced to cancel the trip because O’Malley, president. lunch tomorrow at the cafeteria be turned into temporary class­ home. of the large expense it would entail. and the snack shack. the Welfare of the People of the United States?” rooms. This phase of the work is Any student may participate in expected to take a year, with the Graduate School Data SPURS TO INITIATE Gaucho Reps ROOTERS NOTE the upper division, but only fresh­ Al-Co Construction Company of For Senior Speech Majors Spurs will initiate four men, sophomores, and those with­ Representing Santa Barbara Students who are plan­ new members November 8 doing the job. ning to attend the Pepper­ Material is now availbale for out previous intercollegiate compe­ College in the tournament are Some new permanent structures Senior Speech majors who plan to in the A WS Room, accord­ tition may enter the lower division. Kathleen Bain, Jack Chadd, Mar­ dine game this Saturday ing to Eileen Berkman, will be erected on the site by the evening at the Gilmore Sta­ attend graduate school next year. Women may enter men’s divisions lene Shapro, Cathy Cox, Elbe Den­ time the College moves to the new According to Dr. Theodore Hatlen, President. New members but not vice versa. holm, Pete Kane, Art Petsch, Ben dium at Los Angeles, are in­ are Dale Duffy, Pat Wil­ location and eventually all of the structed to enter the East information on schools may be ob­ Five Events Satterfield, Richard Sickles, Vir­ converted buildings will be re­ tained from his office. The note­ liams, Benny Droste and There are five events, but a stu­ ginia Slott, and Shirley Stockton. Gate, according to the Grad­ Sally Carter. placed by permanent ones, accord­ uate Manager’s Office. book to sign up may be received dent may not enter more than three Awards will be presented Sat­ ing to Provost J. Harold Williams. from the secretary. of them. The events are Extempor- urday afternoon to the winners. Page 2 Santa Barbara College E l Gaucho Nov. 3, 1950 by Gloria Dealey ' CALENDAR November 3: H I L L- TOPPER Chimes Meeting, Pine Hall BEHIND 10 2 , noon. THl ü ' Sadie Hawkins Dance, 9 :00- Beverly Purdum TREE Bev Purdum . . . a gal who is 12:00, Carrillo Auditorium. adding “book lamin’ ” to her oth­ November 4: er accomplishments this semester. Tri-County Play Day, 9:00- . . . She stands 5’ 8” tall . . . has 2:00 Dogpatch Days are here hazel eyes . . . brown hair . . . Pepperdine Game, Gilmore Editor...... Ken Trevey...... Phone 29944 will be twenty - one during the Stadium againll! Watch it, men, or Managing Editor.______Marie Allen forthcoming All-University Week­ N ovem ber, 5 : News Editor...... ______Judith Cook you might get caught in a ,1 end . . . Exchange, Pi Beta Phi-Sig­ Sports Editor______,______Owen Wayman Activities on her agenda include ma Tau Gamma fate worse than the draft. Editorial Assistants...... Doris Spotts, Mary Sharer, Kappa Alpha Theta . . . Secretary Louise Heitfeld, Jo Ann Perrin The gals are really out to of Scroll G . Campus Rep for The trouble is most parents Sports Assistants__ ___.______Roger Boedecker, Jo Ferguson, don’t worry about a daughter till Barbara Houlihan, Desmond Kincaid, Ferrin Talley Ott’s . . . Senior Committee for catch you. Cartoonist— ______... Ken Knowlton Homecoming . . . head of our new she fails to show up for breakfast, Feature Columnists______Gloria Dealey, Don Noble, mimeographing service on campus and then it’s too late. Shirley Quinn, Nancy Trowbridge, The Third Man In the past Bev was Representa­ It's been ages since we Reporters: Marcia Chandler, Ray Hanawalt, Harriet Polt, Bill Powell, Peter Kane, Beyerly Klauser, Barbara Nelson, Irene Schjerven, Mamie Clifford, Jeannette tive-at-Large . . . Chairman of ’49 Political Advertisement have had a costume dance, Young, Maxine Newmann, Ruthe Manning, Robert Jordan, Gloria Jaral Homecoming . . . AWS Counsellor Advertising Manager...... Bob Lorden...... Phone 3116 . . . member of La Cumbre staff . . . LISTEN TO so we really want to do it up Handbook staff . . . Social Com­ INDEPENDENT right. Some of you Daisy mittee . . . El Gaucho Speaks! Special Likes: Barefoot dancing PROGRESSIVE Maes may want -levis. We . . . football . . . swimming . . . PARTY CANDIDATES One of the nation’s most inter­ Dear Ken, have them. esting political battles is reaching Now that Homecoming 1950 is paddle boarding . . . sailing . . . any kind of music . . . bridge . . . a climax in Ohio, where Senator but a pleasant memory we should —Photo by Zone Studio Radio Station KIST those outside activities . . . sarcas­ Taft is fighting for his political like to publicly thank all organi­ night oil . . . Monday, November 6 life. zations, students, and faculty who tic people . . . walks . . . crackly 5:45 to 6:00 P.M. fires and good books . . . TGIF . . . Ambition Dept.: To teach . . . Two weeks ago L ife published a participated and made it the won­ Be nice if: Teachers practiced get married . . . live by the ocean line from a letter written by John derful success which it was. From Political Advertisement what they teach . . . if we could . . . keep those “lifelong college L. Lewis referring to Taft as a every quarter we received compli­ friendships” lifelong . . . man who “was bom encased in ments on the cooperation and make grades without burning mid- velvet pants, and has lived to rivet spirit which prevailed—especially Circus Daze are gone, and an iron collar around the necks of from the many alumni who, re­ millions of Americans.” turned— and we wish to pass these THE many happy people are compliments along to the many IKE AND ROY’S I ran across the entire letter, as MARDI GRAS clutching their new trophies. written to Mr. Livingston Ireland, groups who worked so hard to make Homecoming 1950 the great­ CONOCO PATHFINDER STATION president of the Ohio Coal Oper­ Congratulations to all who est ever! IS COMING!!! ators Association, and felt it was ANNOUNCE SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR STUDENTS clever enough to merit publication Thanks again. helped to make this home­ in El Gaucho. Here it is: Jim Mulick and Bob Christof- ferson, co-chairmen coming the big success that “Dear Mr. Ireland: • * • Guaranteed Recaps 5.95 up “Taft’s secret political handlers it was. With tears in our Editor, El Gaucho, BE propose to have him enter coal Comer De la Vina and Victoria — Bring Student Body Card eyes we bid fond adieu to mines to cozen the men under­ I want to thank a great many ORIGINAL ground. This will be bad from the people for their complimentary re­ our alums for another year. standpoint of coal production. marks about the Glee Club appear­ ance at the time of the All College Christmas is Coming “Taft was born encased in velvet Sing. More important, I would Weather forecast . . . lots pants, and has lived to rivet a col­ like to suggest that many who sang so save money and be UNG HI YEE lar around the necks of millions of with the organizations have voices of showers ahead for this Americans. He is a relentless, albe­ the envy of your friends we could use in the Glee Club. ’ If LAUNDRY e DRY CLEANING area. Hurry down and get it witless, tool of the oppressors of we can complete our balance now, by making your own labor. without waiting till the second Christmas Cards. Quick Service — Reasonable those raincoats. We have all “You should refuse him entry to semester, we can aim at being one Mending — Buttons Replaced sizes, shapes, and styles. mines where Americans toil. The of the best singing groups on the Start now by checking our underground workings are neces­ Coast by the end of the Spring. supplies of colored papers, PICK UP — DELIVERY Corduroy, silk rubber, oil­ sarily confined, and the air there­ SPECIAL CONSIDERATION TO STUDENTS Walter Buchanan stencils and paints. skin, reversibles, etc., etc. in is easily contaminated. The ef­ Glee Club Director 17 W. ORTEGA ST. fluvia of the oppressor is ever dis­ Opposite Safeway agreeable and could enrage the FORMER GRAD AT Pepperdine here we cornel men to the point of evacuation of PHONE 22469 the mines. This we would both TRADE INSTITUTE The Waves better watch it deplore. Earl L. Hill, a former graduate “Yours truly, from our campus with a sociology tomorrow night. W e have “John L. Lewis.’’ major, is now enrolled as a mem­ 12 East Canon Perdido some good swimmers who Sometimes Lewis gets so carried ber of the February 1951 .class of YES! FREE Parking at Rear of away by his use of words he fails the American Institute for Foreign Store can really ride the Waves. to say what he started out to say. Trade at Thunderbird Field, Phoe­ Good luck to the Gauchos. This time I believe he has put nix, Ariz. down some clever sentences, and HEY!!! Let's keep up the good work! also said exactly what he intended to say. 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Moropoulos Free Delivery—Phone 2-1451 1309 state street Nov. 3, 1950 Santa Barbara College E l G aucho Page 3 ENGLEMEN EYE THIRD CCAA VICTORY TEAM SEEKS 2C2A CONFERENCE CROWN Gauchos Wary of Pepperdine WITH PEPPERDINE, AZTEC VICTORIES In Gilmore Stadium 2C2A Tilt With two wins and no losses in San Diego, the Waves would ease Hard after a previously elusive 2C2A conference cham­ conference play, the Gauchos are into the championship. pionship, the Gauchos will face a possible stumbling block currently leading the 2C2A race, Out of the competition are the tomorrow night when they journey to the southland to tangle and a victory over Pepperdine to­ fourth place Fresno Bulldogs, with with the at . morrow night, followed by a win a one win, one loss and one tie Hot to revenge last year’s 33-12 over San Diego State, will give the record. However, Fresno, by loss which spoiled the Homecom­ Gauchos their first championship. downing the Waves, could elimi­ Gancho Duo Chosen ing weekend, the Gauchos will be In second place for conference nate'them from competition. Athletes of Week out to make it victory number six laurels are the San Diego Aztecs, Holding down the cellar are for the season. Pigskin Prognostications Mike Moropoulos and Dave Gor- only one half game off the pace. the hapless Cal Poly Mustangs Bertell, Gorrie Back rie received a vote of appreciation The Aztecs have a one win, no who have yet to win a 2C2A ball OR - I FOULED UP ON SEWANEE A big boost to their chances was loss, and one tie record. game this season. , By Boedecker from their team-mates being se­ made this week as two of a long The third spot is occupied by While the Gauchos definitely If it were not for the fact that of the Oxy debacle, as the Peps lected Athletes of the Week for list of cripples returned to action. tomorrow night’s rivals, the Pep­ have the edge in the race, the their commendable work during Princeton trounced Cornell, and will be looking for revenge after Back for the crucial 2C2A game perdine Waves. If Pepperdine Waves and the Aztecs are certainly the Cal Poly game. will be little Russ Bertell. Bertell, Florida State edged Sewanee, last dropping to San Jose. Still the could down the Gauchos and fol­ not out of the competition and to­ The Mustangs fielded a fired-up whose running and line plunging low that with a win over Fresno, morrow night’s battle may prove week would have been a perfect locals have class and are sharper squad -trying to duplicate last each time out. UCSBC by seven. abilities are well known, will great­ and if the Gauchos then downed to be decisive for the Gauchos. one. As it is the average has been upset, and the Gauchos were hard- ly bolster the Gaucho backfield. Fresno’s Bulldogs tangle with boosted to .683, or 41 out of 60 pressed to down the traditional ri­ Word comes drifting up San Jose, and should be neatly Also back from the sick list will right. vals. Consequently, the victory from Pepperdine that there muzzled by the Spartans. San be very able Doug Gorrie. Doug Valet Cleaners will be a QT Dance at the Our Gauchos leave La Playa for was a true test of the merits of the ran wild against Idaho State and Diego State plays Arizona State team and individual players. “Old Dixie” on Western Gilmore field in LA and a match at Tempe in a semi-intrasectional. it is hoped he will pull a repeat We Call for and Deliver Playing against some rough Avenue between 42nd and with Pepperdine. Last time the The CCAA boys rate the edge in performance, though it is possible TUXEDO RENTALS Mustangs, Mike Moropoulos 43rd streets after the game, boys headed south they were this one. that both Gorrie and Bertell may Phone 4387 — 24 W. Figueroa says Graham Mehaffey, handed the first defeat of the sea­ played a consistently outstanding be able to see only limited action. Bowl Time Nigh Gaucho social chairman. son. This could be a duplication game at his center slot and de­ Pepperdine Coach Ray Richards Greater turbulence is expected served recognition for his part in will field a team which has given in the race when Cal the victory. This fine work was all opponents trouble all season meets Washington and Michigan doubly deserving because Morop­ and was a pre-season favorite to heads into Illinois. The Huskies oulos played while still hampered take the conference crown. You, Too, Can Be a WINNER are hot on the Bears’ heels, but by a lingering knee injury. it’s about time that Pappy Wal­ W ere happy to have made the campaign portraits for Fullback Dave Gorrie played a dorf proves that he again has a consistant and also a brilliant Marathon Men Meet top grid outfit. Tab our big game gaining 109 yards while CHARM HILL, your 1950 Homecoming Queen northern cousin by one TD. and dashing around and over Mustang- Getting back to the coast scene; ers to pick up two of the three In AAU Distance Run MARILYN WILLIAMS, your 1950 May Queen UCLA draws a breath against Ore­ Gaucho scores. Carter and Company, otherwise gon State, while Stanford will hit Other players recognized for known as the Galloping Gaucho We'll give YOU the same careful, individual attention we gave the trail at the expense marathon men, will attempt to re­ your Queens. AND, our prices fit college budgets. their contributions were that ever- of use. valuable tackle, Corkey Johnson, gain cross country prestige tomor­ row in an AAU sponsored run at Phone 23131 for an appointment ' In conclusion1 a pair' of upsets and Les Harris, who thrilled the for your pleasure and enjoyment; Gaucho supporters with an almost Los Angeles. both will be back east. Contrary all the way interception. Last Saturday found the thin- i o to popular belief, Army is not in­ clads suffering an uncalled for de­ ane Studi vincible, and Penn will prove it Annual Volleyball Game feat at the hands of Cal Poly, when 7 ha Arcada Court at 1114 State St. Saturday. Also, Notre Dame is Held by Women's PE only four men, one less than the CY2 Block from State and Anapamu) going to lose another game this The Women’s Physical Educa­ number required for competition, season, to the battling Navy outfit. tion Department held their annual turned out for the Homecoming Homecoming volleyball game be­ run. tween their alumni and seniors at Coach Nick Carter will take a 11 pm on October 28. There were reorganized traveling squad with 12 alumni participating and among [him on the southern trip. 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Conveniently listed under " Automobiles" in your local classified telephone directory Page 4 Santa Barbara College E l G aucho Nov. 3, 1950 I TENOR CROOKS ON HOC-SOC-SPEED GALS LIBRARY CONCERT BEGIN WAA PLAY SOON Goodall Will Speak Richard Crooks will be featured Joan Wooten, hockey-soccer- in the weekly Public Library re­ speedball manager for the Wo­ At All-U Weekend corded concert held today from men’s Athletic Association, has an­ AS President Frank Goodall 4 to 5 pm in the Faulkner Read­ will speak about “President Sproul ing Room. nounced that hockey, soccer and as a Public Leader” at the Univer­ Crooks will sing a group of ten­ speedball will start in WAA Mon­ sity Meeting in Berkeley November day, November 6, at 4 pm on the 10, according to word received or arias. from the Berkeley campus. Prelude apd Liebestod from athletic field. Wagner’s “Tristan and Isolde” One of the' plans for the season Buenos tardes, fallow Gauchos! Each of the student body presi­ In answer to all the sniggering Hardey soul to get tarred and cot­ dents will give two or three minute queries about my whereabouts I toned for the old fra t. . . with Clemens Krauss conducting is a playday with Westmont. These Eet ees me again, Por Que. Avery- the London Philharmonic Orches­ speeches at the meeting. Other must report that I have been get- Skip that last one, it’s too much playdays are always a great suc­ body ees roshing down to the tra. Bookstore to cotch hees copy of topics, include the President as an ing rid of a filthy summer tan in like Qreen in Rogue. By the way, cess. Selections from “Othello,” by thot leetle humorous book the alumni leader, as a faculty leader, the Library lately . . . Pm not Dean Bowers, but you're Rogue. as a University leader, and as a Question of the day is, “What getting closer ... Verdi, sung by Tiana Lemnitz, so- prano, and Torsten Ralf, tenor. So, carramba, I go down there student leader. The meeting will do we tear apart first, Homecom­ The Greeks may be glorious, but WESTEN’S also an’ reach for a copy of the be at 11 am Friday in the Greek ing or the Rogue? Answer is the Romans are just grand! So say Siegfried’s Rhine journey and Binoculars for All Sports mogazine. Bot, the gorgeous Theatre. Homecoming — there was a lot Corky -Stromberg, Pat Welsh, Nel­ Siegfried’s march from more to it. , . lie Hart and all the others in the “Die Götterdämmerung” by Wag­ CAMERAS! FILMS! blonde 'saz “What’s yer name, 24-Hour Finishing Service kid?” and whan I tal hor, “Eet ees TRI-COUNTY PLAYDAY Seems Duke Smith has a flair new toga-tong . . . ner, with Felix Weingartner con­ Comer State and De la Guerra Por Que,” she makes some leetle DRAWS LARGE CROWD for dating the right pretties . . . Latest on the Goodall-go-Round ducting the Paris Conservatory Or­ marks on a leest an’ geeves eet to Over 400 people from 12 schools Last year, Homecoming Queen Joy has our pal getting his veep cam- chestra. me . . . She chockles an’ saz “There are expected to attend the Tri- Ritter, this year Charm Hill. It’s pused after the RO Ball, and dat­ goes another one. Maybe if we Cbunty Playday tomorrow from nice to see royalty get together— ing blondes Sally Woolsey and make him take two, we can double 8:30 to 2, according to Nancy there are so few of ’em left these Betty Joe Hoeven . . . the ad price again, George.” Houser, chairman of the event. days. A coiiple of items in the mild Clotching my prize een my hot, “Baker’s Playday” is the theme of Also note the names of the hearts and flowers, department are leetle hand, I ron back to the El this sports classic, which is being Queenies—Joy and Charm . . . DeeGee Sally Carter and A1 South- Gaucho office, whare all the peons sponsored by the Women’s Physi­ When cometh Faith, Hope and worth . . . Also new Rep Barbara are beesily reading eet an’ the cal Education Department. Charity? York and the frosh collar-ad boy Managing Editor ees giggle-to-guf­ Sports events included on the Biggest hit of the “Galloping Wynne Smallwood . 1 . fawing over the peecture/of a mam- program are basketball, volleyball, Gaucho” was SAE Carl Ames, the I’m plenty put out about not be­ ber of the sports staff. softball, speedball, tennis, badmin­ man with the banana . . . When it ing included in Rogue’s “Eight The Beeg Boss ees reading eet ton, and modern dance. came to the part with the gun, Campus Characters.” Maybe some­ an’ he saz, “I’m certainly glad they Committee chairmen include Jo some coeds were singing “I Wish day I’ll get my picture in El Gau­ got the October issue out before Day, Playday secretary; Barbara the Gun Was Loaded,” dedicated cho . . . Anyway, I’ll see you after November. Poor kids must have Hunter, food; Jean Williams, Phy­ to Spud, Cam and Reed . . . the Sadie Hawkins Dance which strained to make up all those orig­ llis Alden, Rosemary Atealot, DeeGee pledge Pattie Friedman should be a real field day . . . inal jokes!” The Beeg Boss, he clean-up; Marian March and Beth doesn’t know her way around, or Parting shot: Who put the Delta ees a sympathetic one, hot, he hod Raddatz, officials; Rhoda Wentsch didn’t on stage. Sig elephant on the Chi O’s front a snide look on hees face when he activities; Barbara Houlihan and Coming to the parade, what was porch? sad eet . . . Lorraine Lindquist, registration; better than the Pi Phi dedication An’ me, I am wondering who Eleanor Conte, entertainment, and to elephantine motherhood? . . E1 GAUCHO Published every Tuesday and Friday ees thees “campus counterpoint of Wanda Hill, hostesses. Miss Jean 'Tis said Chuck Missman played during the school year except during Como Se Va?” . . . Thot Jack V. vacations and examination periods by - Hodgkins is faculty advisor. obstetrician to that monster! the Associated Students of the Univer­ Green whose “caustic clauses have We hear that those two slob sity of California, Santa Barbara, Calif. Opinions expressed herein are those of more appeal than a wet Kleenex” NAVY BAND TO PLAY clowns with the Sig Pi float Were the staff unless otherwise indicated. only ees appealing because he not the only clowns in the outfit . . Entered as second-class matter May HERE NOVEMBER 14 23, 1947, at the post office at Santa Bar­ wears “manly Faberge Woodhue” The famous U. S .. Navy Bind What about that “party” after the bara, Calif., under the Act of Marcn 3, 1879. Mailing charge is $2.00 per year, . . . Thot stuff weel cover up any­ under the direction of Lt. Com­ Biltmore rat-race? thing . , , payable in advance. mander Charles Brenler, will ap­ As for the “Sig Apes,” it took'a Porsonally, I theenk hees pear in Santa Barbara at the Ar­ column ees a sleazy imitation mory on November 14, at 8 pm. of the worst een Winchell, This appearance, the only per­ Caen an’ Florabel Muir! Bot, I v i he ees a han’some burro een sonal-appearance tour outside of iearn't'S. is t h » 11 hees monkey suit, all the gorls Los Angeles, is sponsored by the Sema/*! anc«en t weel agree. Optimist Club and proceeds will iF.T. be used for charity causes. He theenks thot El Gaucho boasts By J ° k* about eemprovements, bot whot North*1 does editor George say? “Yessir! Rogue is expanding. Heretofore H1LLEL published at Santa Barbara Col­ For all Jewish students on lege, we are now able to cram this campus, there will be a leaflet down the throats of 1500 meeting at the Bani Brith COP students and 500 Stockton Temple, 1028 Garden St., JC drifters.” Ees thot why eet’s on Monday, November 6, at free? Because eet won’t sell? 8 pm. All students interest­ Also, Rogue saz: “As for Santa ed in forming a local chap­ Barbara, you're used to us, so the ter of Hillel Foundation are hell with you.” Por Que saz: invited to attend. “Likewise.” Enjoy your cigarette! Enjoy truly *fi*ne tobacco that combines both perfect mildness and rich taste in one great cigarette - Lucky Strike; Perfect mildness? .You bet. Scientific tests, confirmed by three independent consulting laboratories, prove that Lucky Strike is milder than any other principal brand. Rich taste? Yes, the full, rich taste of truly fine tobacco. Only fine tobacco gives you both real mildness and rich taste. 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