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B Ndry, Lombard Lit Title Role Greek Play Tense Moment in Electra s f l n T f t B A R B A R A COLLGGG JOINT RALLY, PARADE TO b PRECEDE ’BIG GAME' WITH SAN DIEGO STATE COLLEGE L. XXV III SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, NOVEMBER 23, 1948 No. 20 'Scalp the Aztecs' Cry O f Saturday's Events ndry, Lombard Tense Moment In Electra Rehearsal Preceeding the long-awaited Gaucho-Aztec game that evening, a joint parade and rally will be held Saturday, No­ «»» vember 27, in which both Santa Barbara and San Diego stu­ lit Title Role dents will participate. This game will be the highlight of the season, and spirit should reach a high point before the game. With “Scalp the Aztecs” as the motto of the day’s events, Greek Play the parade will start at 4:30 pm. at Micheltorena and State Strets. By Gilbert C. Horne FrCfm there it will proceed down TOYNBEE VALUE hose who read the article in State to De la Guerra Plaza where Sunday’s Santa Barbara News- AESTHETIC, NOT the big rally will be held. Stu­ ss doubtless noticed that only dents, who are going to drive Electra was presented in pic- SCIENTIFIC HL mm cars in the parade, are asked to e form. Although it was prom- mmwf- decorate their cars with blue and “A value of Toynbee’s vol­ in the last issue-of the Gau- gold streamers. No students should umes lies in the realm of the that both Landry and Lom- wear red, because they are the d would be so featured, the ■ ¡ I aesthetic, not in that of sci­ Aztec colors. matic powers-that-be on the ¡ S i l ence,” stated Dr. Henry Ad­ 1000 students from San Diego s-Press staff decided that La­ will arrive Saturday afternoon ams, in a lecture last night at ’s picture was not suitable, from the Aztec rooters train. Pick­ the Alhecama Theater, recon­ ry effort was made to substi- ed up by busses, they will be tak­ ciling the many criticisms leveled another print but by the time HÜ en to the rally. There, San Diego at the historian with a recognition further picture was ready it and Santa Barbara cheer leaders of the greatness of his work, “A s too ' late for inclusion. It will lead the students in yells and Study of History.” uld be emphasized that no dis- cheers. The bands of both col­ Dr. Adams, assistant professor ination or partiality was in- leges will play at the parade, ral­ of history at Santa Barbara Col­ ded. The News-Press has prom- ly and game. lege, University of California, i that Miss Lombard will be y Jerry Rose, chairman of the gave the third in a series of five tured in a future issue. rally committee, stated, “The San­ lectures on great men and their Meanwhile rehearsals are still ta Barbara-San Diego game is work in science and social stud­ progress during five evenings HK» » | traditionally the ‘Big Game’ of the ies. The series is being presented h week. The accompanying pic- ■ year. San Diego will be 'sending by the University Extension un­ e taken by a Gaucho reporter a large rooting contingent up for der sponsorship of the Depart­ icts one of the scenes towards the game. Those students who ments of Physical Sciences, Bio­ end of the play. Aegisthus, have attended Aztec - Gaucho logical Sciences, and Social Sci­ yed by Gordon (What a voice) games, know of the frenzied pitch ences at Santa Barbara College, rto, is seen by the shrouded S ü developed preceeding the tilt, so in cooperation with Santa Bar­ pse of Clytemnestra, his mis- plan to be here in Santa Barbara bara Community Institute. The s, after she has been slain The death of Clytemnestra, one engaging in all the activities for {Continued on page 4) Agamnenon’s son, Orestes, of the closing scenes from the this—--the ‘Big Game’.” Grayed by Gill (My pipes SIX SPEECH STUDENTS coming production of “Electra” good, too!) Johnson. This The rally and the parade are is depicted as it is being rehearsed jointly sponsored by the rally Free Flu Shots ne, one of the highlights of RECEIVE GRANTS-IN-AID igedy in the last part of the by the college players. The pro­ committee and the Downtown Re­ Commencing November tail Merchants Association. y, is guaranteed to bring a Grants-in-aid totaling $1000 have been awarded to six duction is slated for early Der 22, 1948, students and fac­ ll sweat to your brow. Not that Santa Barbara College students for speech correctiqn work cember. ulty members may upon re­ particular portion referred to —Photo by Costantino Dates Left for A.C.B. with cerebral palsied children. quest receive an immuniz­ the only one that has this emo- Dr. E. Allan Williams, chairman of the Honors and vanced students and probably all There are still some dates left ing dose of influenza A and nal impact. There are others— on the Activities Calendar for ac­ Scholarships committee, announced the following recipients: will be eligible for, and will enroll B vaccine at the Student there on December 9th or 10th tive organizations wishing to spon­ d see for yourself. Winifred Woods, Walter Arndt, and Wenton Knudsen received in graduate work in this field.” Health Center. The program has two purposes, sor an all-campus event. Organi­ awards from the Faith Johnson zations who have not yet applied Those requesting immun­ Sears Fund; Charles D. Bellows, Dr. Snidecor explained. One is to El Paseo Site assist the cerebral palsied chil­ for a date should do so before De­ ization may report at the BLOOD BANK. Wesley Hervey, and Roy Stan­ cember 8. ford received awards from a $500 dren at Hillside House. The other Student Health ^Vn tpr Word has just been re- Of Football Fling After December 8 any orgaukp- grant by the Women’s Auxiliary is to develop professional interest eived that a blood bank The “Football Fling” sponsored tion may apply for a second SHU of the Santa Barbara County Med­ irl the field of speech correction. ill soon be established at by the Sophomore class, will be on the calendar. The CalendaH ical Society. Financial assistance to individual he Student Health Center. held at the El Paseo Saturday, No­ students in the present awards located in the Associated S tu S B AH students and faculty vember 27 following the Santa The $500 grant continuing the ranges from $100 to $250. Body Office. embers interested in be­ Barbara-San Diego game. Faith Johnson Sears Fund was soming blood donors, Admission to the dance will be contributed by Thomas Sears. hould report to the Stu­ $1.20 per couple or 60c per per­ The grant from the Women’s Aux­ dent Health Center, Novem­ son. Tickets may be purchased iliary also was a renewal of a sim­ t-in-Aid Award Winners ber 30, from 10:00 to from members of the Sophomore ilar grant last year. :00. Class Committee or from mem­ The students will work under There, applications can bers of Spurs or Squires. supervision at Hillside House, ad­ e filled out and blood Committee chairman for the ministering speech correction aid ypes determined. Those dance is Betty Icliff. Members on to the young victims of cerebral uitable will be placed on a the committee are Larry Wathey, palsy. The program is conducted ist. Gene Costantino, Ken Treavy, Di­ under the direction of Upton S. Price will be $25.00 for ane Covey, and Reno Chakel. Ken Palmer, lecturer in speech at the pint of blood. Treavy is in charge of tickets. University of California, Santa Veterans are requested Proper dress of the evening Barbara College, and Dr. John C. o bring discharge papers. for the dance will be sport, since Snidecor, acting Dean of Applied many San Diego Aztecs are ex­ Arts. pected to attend. Winifred Woods, who worked OLLEGE REC ASSN. Years ago, the El Paseo was under a similar grant-in-aid last LANS PLAY NIGHT one of the most famous night year, will serve as student suer The College Recreation Associa- clubs in Santa Barbara. The Soph­ visor. n is again having a Co-Rec omore class hopes some of the old ‘Renewal of these grants-in-aid ight at the YMCA, Wednesday, Spanish atmosphere will pervade indicates not only the generous ec. 1. This will be an opportun the dance. attitude of the donors,” Dr. Snide for every student on campus Sponsors for the evening will cor said, “but also a faith in the enjoy themselves playing mix- be Dr. Nettler and Dr. Goodspeed. value of this kind of work. The badminton, and swimming, so- {Continued on Page 4) candidates currently named are al dancing, and even movies of excellent caliber. They are ad- 11 this will be offered for the Santa Barbara rpose of presenting an evening zine that will come out monthly, fun for men and women at Represented added Stone. ry little expense. The Pelican will be sold in the There is a large program of this In Pelican Quad area and in the Caf for pe on other campuses of the twenty-five cents a copy. Santa Barbara College will be niversity and in order to get represented in the California Peli­ e started here on this campus Shown alongside are six Santa can which will appear about De­ e need the cooperation of every- Barbara College ..students who cember 3 as an on-Campus maga­ e. A Co-Rec night will be .of- were awarded grants-in-aid total­ red ever month for the benefit zine for the first time, said Chris ing $1000 to help conduct speech all if the students will show Stone, Santa Barbara Editor of correction work with cerebral pal­ eir interest.
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