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Models Give Style Show for Women VOL. XV Santa Barbara State Collège, Friday, May 8, 1936 No. 56 Juniors Stage Whisker s Withdraw A, W. S. Solicits Models Give Prom Honoring With *Hobo Brawl’ Student Help This is an ode to all those , guys Style Show S e n io r C lass Who are hiding behind a fuzz for Spring Tea Italians Seize French Line disguise, Because the army of Italy was We all know you, so come on out reported to have taken or attempt­ Allen Neil Announces Fortune To the Hobo Brawl and take a Jackson Announces Musical for Women ed to have taken over control of Telling Act; Lambourne scout Numbers as Board Sets the Addis Ababa-Djibouti railroad Orchestra Plays At the competition, and beard Committee Duties Ruth Carter Introduces All for the transport of troops and war for beard Models; Two Classes materials, a serious dispute is said Honoring graduating seniors by Match the Fu-manchu’s with Van All women who intend to go to Entertain Girls to be brewing between Italy and the traditional formal dance, the Winkle’s wierd. the'A.W.S. Spring Tea to be held France. As this line is the only junior class will be hosts this eve­ Then kiss ’em good bye for an­ on Saturday, May 16, from 4:00 to MUSIC BY ORCHESTRA modem method of communication, ning from 9:00 p.m. until midnight other year 6:00 p.m. in Ebbets hall are re­ France will refuse to give up any at the Montecito Country club. In ’Til again the Staters forget to quested by Ellen Roe, general McPheeters Installs Seymour rights regarding it in this region. arranging for the program, Allen shear chairman for the tea, to sign up in Italy has now conquered all Ethio­ Neil, chairman of the junior com­ Beloved whiskers, and flock to the dean of women’s office in order as ’36 Officers Welcome pia but the southern region includ­ mittee, announced yesterday that class, that the committee heads my esti­ Newly-Elected Women ing the important city of Jijiga. a mystery element in the person of And crash a circus without a pass. mate attendance. Democrats Win Over Republicans a fortune teller will be featured in Keep your distance, gals, or This action was taken at a meet­ Under the direction of Lois Jo With the closing of recording of the entertainment. She promises you’re out like a lamp, ing of the committee heads held McPheeters, A.W.S. president, wo­ votes in California’s primary elec­ to predict the futures of the mem­ In class, don’t sit next to the Tuesday, May 5, from 7:00 to 8:00 in men students of the college will tion which took place on Tuesday bers of the senior class. Lam- last year’s champ. the office of the dean of women. witness the annual fashion show last, the total Democratic vote was bourne’s orchestra will furnish mu­ A tentative pouring list was also sponsored by the junior and senior one third greater than the Repub­ sic for dancing. drawn up. Louise Jackson, pro­ clothing classes of the home ecoiv licans. More than 55 per cent of Admission to the year’s leading Simmons Wins gram chairman, stated that th e omics department on Tuesdaj eligible voters cast their ballots. social event will be by payment of music for the tea would be furn­ morning, May 12, during second Democratic delegates pledged to class dues, or by obtaining of guest ished by Miriam Turton on the hour. All women attending are re­ President Roosevelt received four cards from the office of Lois Ben- in Re-Election marimba and by a string trio from quested to sit on the steps in the times the number of other slated nink, dean of women, before 3:00 the college. quad, facing the pool. delegates. On the Republican ticket p.m., this afternoon. Lower class- Evelyn Braman, announced the Ruth Carter will introduce the Smith Polls 121 Votes i n various models which will be unpledged delegates received 337,- men guests will be admitted for Final Run-Off to 241 deputy chairman of her food com­ 945 votes compared with 250,349 50 cents, while outsiders will be mittee. They are salad, Josephine shown by members of the two for those pledged to Governor Alf charged one dollar. for Opponent Newstetter; bread, Jean Henderson; classes, with 24 of the junior class exhibiting afternoon gowns, and in­ M. Landon. Hoover hailed the re­ Decorations for the clubhouse cakes, Margaret Cole; sandwiches, cent California election a victory Barry Simmons defeated Stella Dorothy Powell; tea and coffee, expensive school dresses^ and 20 will carry out a Japanese theme. Mae Smith in the special run-off seniors modeling silk dresses, for the Republican party. Committees arranging the program Louise Hunt; serving, Mildred election that was held last Wednes­ Rohrs, spring woolen suits, and cotton Again French Stocks Crash include Mary Bell, Mariam Alex­ day to decide the person who would creations under the two dollar max­ From Paris yesterday came re­ ander and Julio Bortalazzo of the “Wp want to impress on you that hold the office of student body the tea is for every woman on the imum, made by the group as a ports that with the start of trading, senior class, and Marguerite Kohler, vice-president. Simmons polled 241 speed problem. Lambourne’s or­ many domestic stocks dropped so Gretalie Fitzgerald and Allen NeiL campus,” states Ellen Roe to the to his opponent’s 121. A.W.S, “While we urge that you chestra will furnish music for the rapidly that the tickers were un­ junior representatives. The necessity for the special elec­ affair. able to keep lip. Issues of the bring your housemothers and mo­ tion occurred when Simmons failed thers if you can, please come any­ Following the fashion revue, in­ Bank of France dropped 200 points in the first voting to reoeive the stallation of officers for the coming the first hour. Hotchkiss and Creu- REVUE TICKET way if you cannot.” required majority over Smith and Those present at the board meet­ year will see Lois Jo McPheeters sot fell likewise. Flight of capital Darlene Hapenney, the third nom­ resigning her position to Ann Sey­ from France was indicated by the SALES OPEN ON ing were Lois Jo McPheeters, El­ inee for the student body office, len Roe, Alice Hoelscher, Louise mour as president, Ellen Ireland fact that foreign values went up a CAMPUS MONDAY For the school year of ’36-’37, the replacing Ellen Roe as first vice- little. Jackson, E v a Metzger, Dorothy complete results of the recent stu­ Clark, Evelyn Braman; Dorothy president, Dorothy Riche replacing Fight Over Relief Bill Ticket sales for the annual Road- dent body election are as follows: Betty Roulston as second vice- While the house of representa­ Hornor and Dean Lois Bennink, runner Revue to be given May 21, Denning McArthur, president; sponsor. president, Genevieve Jones resign­ tives is preparing for the fight over 22, at the Lobero theater will be­ Barry Simmons, vice - president; ing the office of treasurer to Frances the relief bill, it has been reported gin Monday, according to Carl Rena Sacconaghi, secretary; and Hoelscher, with Miriam Turton be­ that the PWA bloc rejected the Sundquist, ticket sales manager. Harry Sloan, yell-leader. POPENOE GIVES coming secretary and Gretalie Fitz­ White House proposal for continua­ Students wishing to sell tickets All details of the student body gerald; councilor, succeeding Doro­ tion of the PWA because the presi­ should see Sundquist, or report to election were under the supervision TALK TO CLASS thy Powell and Wilma Kiesner in dent refused to compromise on the Fred Allred’s office. of Bettie Walker, vice-president of AND ASSEMBLY these offices. relief bill. The battle was opened Under the direction of Buppy the student body and chairman of Senior women appearing in the by having the house appropriations Moore, production manager, re­ the election committee, and of the Dr. Paul Popenoe, Ph.D., repre­ fashion show include E. Braman, C. committee report the second defi­ hearsals are being held each night committee consisting of Wilma senting the Institution of Family Caldwell, E. Cummings, M. Cum­ ciency bill with a total of $2,364,- in the auditorium, Kiesner, Bill Poole and several as­ Relations in Los Angeles, spoke on mings, M. DeMotte, E. Jenkins, C. 229,712.00. Hopkins estimated that Dave Pollock, stafje manager, has sistants, “Looking Toward Marriage” to the LaRue, V. Moon, G. Richter, C. the proposed bill would aid 10,000,- designed the stage setting. “With associated students in a special Sarver, L. Taylor, L. Walker, J. 000 persons. the facilities and lighting of the Follett Heads New third hour assembly today. Yellowtail, M. Bell, M. Call, K. Lobero, the sets should be more In addition to the general meet­ Carter, M. Cole, V. Eastlack, M. Men’s Club Holds satisfactory, modernistic and suit­ Interco operation ing, Mr. Popenoe also addressed Hain, F. Hemenway, L. Hunt, G. able this year,” stated Pollock, who Group for School Miss Jean T. Krueger’s class of Jones, S. Knox, L. Newstetter, E. Last Meeting to will manage the entire stage crew Family Relationships at 8:00 o’clock Roe, M. Rohrs, E. Smallwood, and for the performance. F. Warring. Elect New Prexy Appointment of an intercoopera­ in Pine Hall. Mr. Raymond Mc- Skits advertising the show will Kelvey, social science instructor, be presented before the service tion committee to be headed by In their last meeting of the cur­ Don Follett was approved by the introduced the speaker.
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