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Ll-School Picnic Tomorrow REVOTE emember to go to the 11s again on Tuesday d Wednesday, May 17 d 18. x x v i i i SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, MAY 13, 1949 No. 48 LL-SCHOOL PICNIC TOMORROW KEEN GROW THE L U C S ' BIGGEST DAY OF THE YEAR' ST REPEATS PLAY TONIGHT FEATURES GAMES, DANCING Games, dancing, food, and ing to co-chairmen Henry Use and The student production of Green Grow the Lilacs, which opened swimming will keep faculty and Stewart McPherson of the Council he Riviera Auditorium last night will be repeated again tonight students happy at “The Biggest of Cervice Organizations. Faculty Saturday night at 8:30 p. m. Day of the Year,” the fun packed members will be expected to de­ The play, which is under the direction of Theodore Hatlen, was all-school picnic tomorrow morn­ fend themselves against the stu­ ten by Lynn Riggs. Its first production established a new vogue ing at Leadbetter Beach, accord- dents in softball as one of the fea­ Americana in dramatic production. More recently it has caused tures of the day. Schedule of îher theatrical revolution when events : as made the basis of the all­ Physics Club Prepares Kappa Sigs Present A full day is planned by the musical success, Rogers and committee iricluding: erstein’s Oklahoma! Art Festival Exhibit 10:00-12:00 beach time, swim­ he local production includes Big Beachcomber Ball ming. ts cast such famous names in “Fifty Years of Nuclear Phy­ 12:00-2:00 sports (volleyball, pus dramatic activities as Wal- Kappa Sigma presents the twen­ sics” is the theme of an exhibit touch football, folk dancing). Beaver, who appears as Curly, tieth annual Beachcombers’ Ball prepared by the Physics Club of male romantic lead, Gill John- tonight at the Cabrillo Pavillion Santa Barbara College for the Fes­ 12:00-3:00 social dancing. as Jeeter, the jealous villain, awid South Seas surroundings. 2:00-3:00 lunch. The Stardusters have been obtain­ tival of Arts, which opened yes­ ie Willett, Beverly Benedict, 3:00-3:10 rally. ed to provide music for the danc­ terday and continues through Sun­ k Borgotta and Ted Shank, 3 :45-500 faculty-student base­ ing slated from ten to one. GILL JOHNSTON MARIE WILLETT day. ie Groham, who plays the part ball game. aurie, is new on this campus According to dance chairman Wathey Studio Located in the main corridor of Play time: she has made numerous ap- Fred Bahl this year’s all-Greek af­ the County Courthouse, the exhibit ances in plays prior to her en- fair promises to be one of the includes charts and equipment. Social dancing by the sea is being arranged by Shirley Hillis jce at UCSB. Many other fa- finest ever and that you won’t want ELECTION RULED INVALID Members of the Physics Club and to miss it. With tropical fish and Perkings of the Social Committee. ar names are to be found in Thursday the Associated Students Election Committee, the Physics staff are on hand to Her parts in the cast, which is traditional ceremonial masks the A dance floor will be put on the composed of June Marie Davidson, Chairman, A1 Hardy, of die largest ever to appear pavillion has attained the true demonstrate the equipment and to sand and amplified popular rec­ the college stage, tropical atmosphere. George Crilley and Larry Wathey, declared the election of discuss its operation and use. * ords will frunish the music. he play is an exciting one, fea- Costumes are the order of dress Wednesday, May 12th, void. They took this action as a result The students received advisory Swimming will be watched over ng folk songs, tense drama, and for the evening, but shorts and of protests citing five violations of election regulations. The aid from faculty members of the by specially provided life guards, according to Dorothy Runde and ance. It has many tense mo­ bathing suits have been ruled out. five citations are: Department of Physical Sciences Tickets may be obtained at the the College Recreation Associa­ ts, including the scene be­ 1. Misunderstanding as to Senior voting restrictions; in preparing the exhibit. en Laurie and Jeeter and the door or from any member of tion who are planning and orga­ 2. Electioneering at polls; -packed shivoVee. Kappa Sigma for $1.50 a couple. One of the instruments on dis­ nizing all sports for* the event. 3. Ballot shortage and resulting confusion; Water ball and other water sports . Robert L. Clark and his play is a Geiger counter which not are to be organized. e crew are to be commended "Let’s be Bear-like” 4. Illegal publicity; only gives a visible indication of their excellent sets ,especially 5. Mesa campus polls open only two hours. radioactivity on a meter, but also Touch football is being reserved for the men. Folk dancing and sidering the lack of space on These violations were cited and accepted in the form of makes the ionization effect audible Movement Hits SBC mixed volleyball will be open to stage of the Riviera Audito- a motion. - through a lounspeaker. Did you know that there has participation by all. Stunt races Action on the protests must wait on the formal meeting An electroscope is also on view, should provide for contestants as Jthough the publication dead- never been anything even faintly of the Board of Election, Any action taken at that time will well as onlookers, according to of El Gaucho prohibits an ac- raesembling a “Gaucho” in this and the “tracks” made by ionizing Miss Runde. l review, it can recommend this part of t^e country? Many stu­ be subject to the Bo'ard of Appeals. The primary concern of particles photographe din a Wil­ duction on the basis of the very dents have wondered why, there­ the formal meeting will be discussion of the publicity viola­ son cloud chamber are projected Food: raising rehearsals of the play. fore, we are called Gauchos. tions. All candidates were familiar with these regulations and onto a screen through a micro­ Lunch menu will include spag­ hetti, mixed green salad, french When Santa Barbara State Col­ some action will be taken. scope. d Cross Course lege became part of the University bread, milk, and ice cream. Twen­ of California several years ago, the All publicity in violation of the regulations has been re­ The exhibit also includes a num­ ty-five cent tickets for this com­ pens Next Week old, inappropriate name was held moved or will be immediately removed. ber of charts. One illustrates the plete lunch are on sale in the Quad over to become even more inap­ A record turn out of twelve hundred votes were cast last “particles” of nuclear physics— or may be obtained from any mem­ tudents anticipating summer propriate. Wednesday. This indicates a student interest in the outcome proton, electron, positron, neutron, ber of Phrateres. Tickets will also s or regular employment as be available at the beach tomor­ Realizing the inaptness of the of an election without precedent in recent history. It is hoped alpha patríele, deuteron, meson, 7sical education teachers, camp row. These tickets are only for name for the athletic teams, the that in the postponed election the balloting is as large. nad gamma rays discovered in the inselors, recre a tio n leaders, newspaper, and the student body the lunch and are not required mming instructors, etc., are el- in relation to the comparatively Voting will take place at one poll on the Riviera campus. last 50 years. for participation in any of the le, with certain prerequisites, new association with the Univer­ The poll will be equipped with five booths. Students on the Other charts in the exhibit de­ other events, all of which are free Mesa will have one poll. The election will be held on Tuesday, of charge. nroll in the Instructor’s courses sity of California, numerous pict nuclear reactions, uses of at­ groups and individuals have fa­ May 17th, and Wednesday, May 18th. Run-offs will be held Orgs cooperating: first aid and in life saving and omic energy, progress of nuclear vored a change of name. These Friday, May 20th. physics and similar developments. Campus service organizations ter safety, which open next week individual suggestions have been are participating to make this pic­ Santa Barbara. gathering momentum and gaining nic a really big day, say Henry tudents who hold current se- force in a concerted “Let’s Be and Stewart. College Recreation r lifesaving certificates and are Bear-like” movement. Association and President Dorothy Runde are in charge of sports. Dor­ least twenty years of age may Among the prominent members of this, movement are Walt Stone, othy Adameck and Phrateres are ~oll in the Water Safety In- AMS president elect, May Naka- selling tickets. Invitations to the uctor’s course, which will meet nishi, AWS president, Bob Lorden, faculty have been sent out by m 3:30 to 5:30 on weekday Spurs. Squires and George Cril­ head yell leader, Junemarie David­ emoons, May 17-25 inclusive," at ley are managing the lunch. Danc­ son, ASB vice-president, Ken Tre ing is being provided for by Shir­ Municipal Pool. vey, president of Squires, John ley Perkins and the Social Com­ Candidates for the First Aid Caldwell, ASB president, John mittee. Alpha Phi Gamma and tructor’s certificate must be at Boetner, Junior class president, Key and Scroll have been working t twenty years of age, hold a Chuck Roberson, Sigma Pi, Elaine rrent standard or advanced first as a joint publicity committee for Strobel, president of Spurs, Shir­ the event.
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