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ELECTION ASSEMBLY WILL BE HELD MONDAY at 12 Week Superstition Theme Of Dance Concert UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA COLLEGE Friday the Thirteenth An unsuperstitious group of dance students have seized upon this Friday, the 13th of April, to Vol. XXX SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 13, 1951 No. 44 stage their 13th Annual Dance Concert in Riviera Auditorium. They have capitalized on the coin­ Loyalty Oath Ruled cidence in their programming. ELECTION ASSEMBLY WILL Superstitious beliefs of peoples throughout the world comprise Void by State Court about half of the varied program. BE HELD MONDAY AT 12 SACRAMENTO, Calif. (A P)— It opens with a dance about lad­ The State Appelate Court has ruled ders, black cats, three en a match An all-college assembly will get and three women representatives- and other symbols of evil luck student elections under way Mon­ at-large are being voted upon. the University of California loyal­ ty oath invalid and ordered their handed down from generation to day, April 16, at 12 am. It will Head yell leader, Mesa representa­ generation. be held in the auditorium and all tive and class officers will also be jobs restored to 18 professors who 12 o’clock classes will be dis­ elected. had refused to sign it. Hypnotism missed. The program is under the dir­ In a unanimous opinion, the It is followed by an impression The purpose of the assembly is ection of the Election Committee, Third District Court of Appeals of hypnotism, and then an imagi­ to acquaint the student body with of which Elaine Strobel is chair­ ruled that the only legal oath of native dance of the devil and his the candidates and their platforms. man. public office in California is a subjects led by Nancy Houser, Each major office candidate will pledge to suport the Federal and Norma Riner and Barbara Hunter. be introduced and will give talks State Constitutions. Rhoda Wentsch, Phyllis Alden and defining their qualifications and ROUNDUP FEATURES The only member of the Santa Linnea Soske do an eerie business the duties they will perform in Barbara College faculty who will in-this number as three gay skele­ their respective offices. The minor be affected by the Court’s ruling tons. PLEDGE CLASSES office candidates will be intro­ is Dr. John O’Gorman, a chemistry Nancy Ghmilowski, a senior professor who was dropped for his duced to the audience. member of the Dance Club, has IN JOINT SKITS refusal to sign the oath. chosen primitive Aztec beliefs to The qualifications of the Yell The ruling supported the stand Leader candidates will be demon­ With the theme Mother Goose weave a story in dance of a sacri­ Nursery Rhymes, the last Gaucho of Gov. Earl Warren, who last year fice of a youth. Irene Johnson strated as they lead the group in led a minority fight on the Board SUPERSTITIONS don’t bother these three Dance Club mem­ a number of yells. Roundup of the year will be pre­ bers. The ladder is a prop for an opening number from their 13th dances the part of the priest and sented by this semester’s fraternity of Regents against the oath. Nancy that of the youth. The cos­ Campus publicity has been ac­ The Court called the oath re­ Annual Dance Concert tonight and tomorrow night at Riviera and sorority pledge classes. It will Auditorium. Joyce MacQueen, left, Irene Johnson and Barbara tumes for the number were de­ tively stimulating the election spir­ quirement, instituted 14 months signed by Roger deCloutier. it which will be culminated in the take place April 18 at 7 :30 pm in Davis, right, open the show with a dance about ladders, black the Riviera Auditorium. ago, “an abuse of discretion by Change of Pace elections to b e. held on April 17 cats, three on a match and other evil omens. — News-Press Photo Skits to be put on by the various the Regents.” It warned of threats and 18. »The run-offs will be held to academic freedom: There’s a change of pace in the April 20th. pledge classes will include partici­ second half of the evening. Peggy pants from Alpha Delta Pi, Sigma “Equal to the danger of sub­ All student body offices, includ­ version from within by gradual Moses has directed a suite of Alpha. Epsilon, Lambda Chi Alpha Week Draws to Successful dances based on Guion’s “Three ing Associated Students president, whittling away and the resulting and Alpha Delta Pi jointly, Delta Scenes from the South.” It in­ vice-president, secretary, three men Gamma and Delta Tau Delta joint­ disintegration of the very pillars of our freedom.” cludes a group. prayer meeting, a ly, Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Close; Pledges Work Tomorrow'solo dance and a gay trio. Two GRADUATING SENIORS Phi Epsilon Jointly, Delta Sigma Greek Week will draw to a cli­ events. Each fraternity will send dance poems will be read by Elea­ The Graduate Record Ex­ Epsilon and Delta Sigma Phi joint­ TROPHIES SET mactic close with the activities 15 representatives to participate in nor Denholm with Barbara Davis amination, required for ad­ ly, Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Sigma scheduled for this weekend, ac­ the clean-up. program from 8 am and Barbara McEwan featured on mission to many -graduate jointly, and Chi Omega. FOR STEAK FRY cording to Duke Smith and Ted until 1 pm. Last year 130 men the stage. schools, will be administer­ The remaining program will be Presentation of two trophy cups Knudson, co-chairmen. turned out armed to the teeth with Two numbers from the Fall ed at Santa Barbara College composed of introductions of new­ will climax the AMS Steak Fry on Work Day starts off Saturday’s rakesr shovels, hoes and weed cut­ Demonstration program will be on Friday and Saturday, ly-elected Student Body officers April 15, according to Frank Do­ ters. They cleaned, up the city repeated. They are the dance poem May 4 and 5, 1951. Students and announcements of the run-off minguez, Associated Men Students parks, spruced lip the city’s scenic “Patriotic Leading” and “Sugar MAY DANCE WILL who wish to take the exam­ candidates. Also, yells by the cho­ president. roadways, and groomed the grass and Spice.” A waltz number, “Su­ ination are urged to obtain sen yell leaders and performances A trophy will be presented to BE HELD MAY 4 on the winter-neglected picnic gar and Spice” features Peggy application blanks from Mr. by the song leaders. All candidates the horseshoe contest winner. spots. Moses. should be present. Frank stressed that this contest The annual May Dance will be Lawrence Willson, 102 Oak held May 4, at the Mar Monte Manicuring Group Dance Hall. Applications must Rehearsals will be held in the would be a singles event and open While' the men are out manicur­ A group dance using music from Riviera Auditorium Monday, April to any interested individuals. The Hotel. These plans were revealed reach the main office in Los recently by the publicity chairman ing the parks, five girls from each Ferde Grofe’s Grand Canyon Suite 16, from 9 to 11 pm, and Tuesday winning volleyball team will be sorority will pitch in to clean and Angeles not later than 20 for the group, Marnie Clifford. is under the direction of Eleanor April. Bulletins of informa­ April 17, from 7 to 10:30 pm. This awarded a cup, also. mend the used clothing collected The dance will spot-light the Conte. Joyce MacQueen does a tion are also available in is the last Gaucho Roundup of the Last year’s Steak Fry horseshoe in the porchlight drive Wednesday dramatic solo in this. Other con­ Mr. Willson’s office. year and it is hoped that there will pitching champion was Nel Mark­ choosing of a queen, candidates night. for the position having been put cert dancers are Marlene Shapro, Since the examination is be a large turn-out. Class meetings ham. Delta Tau Delta fraternity Oak Park will be the scene of a Jo Nelson, Pat O’Keefe, Jackie Al- a general examination on will follow, presided over by Pete placed first in the volleyball tour­ up by different sororities and fra­ barbecue starting at 2 pm Satur­ ternities. bini, Diane deLory, Shirley Gaiser, the whole course of the stu­ Burgher, *Frosh class president; nament. day afternoon. The townspeople Marian Combs, Barbara Houlihan, dent’s college work, no Ted Troy, Sophomore class presi­ “I urge all men to buy their The decorations will carry out are sponsoring this dinner for the Melva Heinsohn, Jean Williams, preparation is possible. The dent; Jim Stanley, Junior class AMS cards right away,” declared the spring theme and will include fraternity members who partici­ Bonnie Allison, Wanda Hill and payment of a fee is re­ president; and Bill Norton, Senior Dominguez. booths which will sell refreshments pate in the Work Day. Local gro­ Cecilia Gargon. class president. Besides the contests of skill the and offer light games. Each booth cers will furnish the food. quired. The annual concert is a group “This Roundup will be slightly AMS Steak Fry will also feature a will be sponsored by Alpha Phi Saturday afternoon there will be different in that for the first time biting contest — into big juicy Omega, national Boy Scout honor­ project in which all the creative a track meet at La Playa field be­ work and production are done by in quite a while fraternities and steaks. ary, and Phrateres, girls service tween the Gauchos and the San TENTATIVE CASTING the students. Miss Jean Bellinger sororities will be giving skits to­ organization who are sponsoring Diego State Aztecs.
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