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Student Body Receives Social Budget Change for Final Consideration 1700 copies published every Friday by El Gaucho is published every Friday of • j | • the Associated Students. the school year. No issues are printed on [Subscription rates, fifty cents per year. holidays or during examinations. All-American award, 1939-40. All-Golumbian “Medalist”, 1939-40.. VoLXX SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, MAY 1/6, 1941 No. 31 Gaucho Men Fourth Annual Juniors Set Student Body Receives Revel Today Shakesperean Leilani Prom Social Budget Change At Hobo Brawl Drama Opens In Tropic Mood For Final Consideration AMS Board Lists College Thespians Membership Cards Executive Council Passes Recommendation Plentiful Menu for Defend Shylock in Admit Upperclasses Of Finance Board; Controversial Meeting Annual Beach Stag ‘Merchant of Venice’ To Annual Formal Attracts Unusual Number of Spectators Food, fft for a king’s table and Modern presentation will mark Dancing amid palm trees and Anticipating great controversy over the request of $400 revision in the 1941-42 budget, called for at Tuesday’s student body meeting, twice as savory, is oin the bill of the college theater’s fourth annual tropical flowers will create an ap­ fare for this afterneon’s Hobo Shakesperean production "Mer­ spectators at the executive council meeting held last night were propriate Hawaiian atmosphere Brawl, it -is promised iby Howard chant of Venice” to be staged startled as the legislators referred the request back to the student for the Leilani Prom tomorrow Joham, À.M .S. board member in next Thursday, Friday and Satur­ body with a complete lack of discussion. Recommendation was made charge of the menu. day nights in the auditorium. DR. h e n r y PURM ORT e a m e s , night at Samarkand from 9- p.m. ^ by the finance committee that the Beginning promptly at 3 p.m., the . "Shylock was a than more sinned pianist, composer and musicologist, until midnight. budget be returned to the general presented one of his world-famous annual Brawl under the sponsorship of against than sinning,” states Frederic The formal, which is given each spring student body in its original form. the'Associated Men student^ will he stag­ W. Hile, director and star of the piano-lecture recitals last evening. by the junior class for all seniors, will With passage of the committee’s re­ ed at Hendry's beach. production. With this in mind, the commendation by the council, the Climax of the all-men revelry will be character which has ever become as­ feature the music of Tommy House's HOWARD JOHAM, in charge of Musicologist judging of beards which hâve been ac­ sociated with financial chicanery will seven piece orchestra. request that £400 be transferred the menu for the annual Hobo cumulated ; during the past month. Prizes be presented in a more sympathetic Eleanor Wennerberg, general chairman from the budget of the social commit” Brawl, promises a plentiful bill of light than in Elizabethan times. will be awarded the men with the blackest Presents Novel of plans for the event, has announced tee to that of the board of athletic beard, the reddest beard and the longest. fare at the A.M.S. beach. feed to­ As the glib Portia, senior Marion night. that all juniors and seniors will be ad­ control is now placed for final ac­ TRYIsbr?S AWARD Hammond bows out of college thea­ tion in the hands of students as­ ter productions. Miss Hammond's Piano Recital mitted free upon presenting a class card. An additional award will be made to the sembled at a special meeting today at best previous performance was as For other college students, bids are 55 man judged as having made the best at­ noon in the auditorium. Lydia Languish in the summer ses­ Dr. Henry Eames Plays, tempt. Identity of the judges will be Women Hear cents a person or £1.10 per couple. Tick­ ACTION CONCLUSIVE withheld uhtil this afternoon, according sion production of tfThe Rivals.” Explains Past, Modern ets will be on sale until 4 p.m. today in VETERAN ACTOR It is stressed by student officials to A.M.S. president Howard Eckles. Aviatrix at Trends in Popular Field the Quad, or they may be purchased at and stated in the suggestion of the . Organizations and individuals will vie Another senior is the versatile veteran Jack Thompson, playing two the door tonight. finance committee that whatever ac­ for supremacy in the traditional events Music lovers of Santa Barbara roles in "The Merchant,” those of ORIGIN OF PROM tion is taken af today's meeting wi’I that are part of the yearly Brawl. Tug-of- Tuesday Meet State college and the city last night f : Launcelot Gobbo and the Duke. The be conclusive and definite. Regard­ war, relay traces, handicaps, horse-and- received favorably the offerings of Origin of the Leilani Prom, according cast, with a. mixture of experienced less of the outcome, the question rider contests and swimming are part of Dr, Henry Purmott Eames, pianist, to Miss Wennerberg, was in 1932 when Faye Thompson Returns performers rd. newcomer : includes will be decided definitely today. the program. Tom Guerrero will direct composer and musicologist, present­ a senior student was awarded a trip to Morgan Stock as Antonio; Edward At Tuesday's meeting, called for this part of the Brawl. To Head AWS Office in ing one 9f his outstanding piano-lec­ Warren as Bassanio; John Hickok, Hawaii. When he returned, the junior the purpose of discussing the pro­ TICKETS SELL TODAY Installation Ceremony ture recitals in the industrial educa­ doubling as Salanio and Old Gobbo; class wanted to honor him at the annual posed allocations for the coming aca­ tion auditorium on the Mesa cam­ Admission : to the Brawl will be by Associated W omen students will Lawrence Dudley as Lorenzo; John demic year, very little dispute arose pus. junior-senior dance, and thus it was de­ A.M.S. activity card or ticket sold for hear Miss Bessie Owens, noted avia­ Lindholtz as Salerino; Robert Gwynn until the £ 1,000 appropriation to Presented under the sponsorship cided to name the affair in memory of his the event. Selling was conducted in the trix, Tuesday fourth hour in the last as Gratiano; Duane MacCoy as Bal­ the social committee was brought of the music department of the col­ Hawaiian sojourn. DR. WILLIAM ,F. AGGELER, co­ Quad this week and will be continued regular meeting. In conjunction with thasar and Tubal; Mary Elleny Nee- forth. At that time, Frank Jones, today, Eckles said. Tickets, are listed at lege, the recital was attended by a her talk, Miss Owens will show mo­ dels as Nerissa and Gloria Gooze as Patrons for the Leilani Prom will be author of "Un Américain chez let speaking for a group of approxi­ 35 cents. r satisfactory throng of students and tion pictures of Santa Barbara and Jessica. Dr. Helen Gibbons and Harrington Français” directs the French classes mately 50 physical education depart­ Prepared by A.M.S. chef, "Doc” Lar­ townspeople. the surrounding territory. Staff directors are Charles Bowen, Wells, junior and senior class sponsors this evening in that play. ment representatives, asked that £400 son, main feature of the menu will be Dr. Eames* concert, entitled "The The complete group of pictures J. T. Daniel, Betty Willows, Harry respectively, President and Mrs. Clarence be taken from this item and added inch-thick steaks with chili beans, French Enjoyment of Music”, consisted basi­ are in color and are shots that the Wollin, Clara Roy, Kenneth Nemiro, L. Phelps and Mr. and Mrs. Byron to the £5,600 allocated to the board bread, salad and coffee. Larsen will be cally of short masterpieces in past, flyer has taken from her plane. Au­ Rollin Reineck, Ruth Collette, Eliza­ Abfaham. French Classes of athletic control. assisted in his culinary duties by Coach present and ultra-modern forms of thor of a travel book, "Aerial Vaga­ beth Berry, Helen Simmons, Mary Re-stated in the form of a motion, Willie Wilton, Dick Brians and Ray music with informal comments by UPPERCLASS .TRADITION bonds”, which is presently in the Lynn Drsjqe, Lura MacMillan, Rich­ this request brought forth heated Acevedo. the guest artist. Particular invitation is extended to all Stage Comedy fr j ~______ - - ■ - _______ hands of her publisher, Miss Owens ' ard Clive, Russell Haney and Esther Through his pidno playing, com­ juniors and seniors for this annual affair discussion both in favor of and op­ is well known for her flights, ac­ Davis. posing and stimulating talks on mu­ as it is a tradition which is memorable posed to the change. During the cording to Peggy Enyeart, A.W.S. THE BARD'S ANNIVERSARY sic and the comrade arts, Dr. Eames for all upperclassmen, Rex Eckles, junior This Evening resultant debate, it was pointed out Omega Rlio program chairman who is in charge "Merchant of Venice” celebrates has become an established personality class president, stated. that it had been Agreed by athletic the 377th anniversary of Shake« heads that the amount originally of the Tuesday assembly. in the American musical field. He Proper dress for the occasion will be State college students seeking a differ­ speare’s birth. PrevsQu*- presentations. set aside for the board was sufficient Introducing the woman flier will ■ha* Wfciv two nartfi&rtal' prizes m com­ formal dreSSes '“for ’frome'ft "arid 'either ent type “of entertainment wdL attend Playg Host have been "Macbeth”; "Julius Cae­ to operate a complete athletic pro­ be Mrs. Jane Miller Abraham, regis­ position and has had many songs, tuxedos or dark suits for men. program of musical numbers and comic trar.
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