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V ol. X I X Z 59 SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER *8, 1939 ‘ No. 13 Formal Xmas Prom Legislative Council At Rock wood Tops Accepts Committee’s Fall Social Season Award Amendments iI ~ Harold Hugo’s Orchestra Provides ! A.S. Heads Add Recommendations fo r. Music for Associated Students Dance; Change to Tuesday’s Ballot; Coaches List Committee Schedules Waltz Contest Varsity, Frosh Football Letter Winners State’s climax to the fall social season, the Christmas Formal, By LBW GARRETT El Gaucho Special Writer is scheduled for Rockwood tomorrow night from 9:30 p.m. to 12 :3 0 a.m. On hand to provide the incentive for dancing feet will It took nearly three hours of strenuous grappling by the legis be Harold H ugo and his orchestra in their initial appearance be lative council to throw the problem of athletic awards last night fore the student body. in Pine Hall, but aided by some mysterious holds gathered from Highlighting the evening’s festi "Roberts’ Rules of Order” the politicians - finally emerged the vities will be a waltz contest under victors. the sponsorship of the Social com Talent Show The council’s opponent, who mittee. Prizes will be awarded to each proved a worthy one, was the ques of the winning couple. The nature Heads Request Senior Class tion of cutting down on the athletic and content of the prizes are being award budget, and at the same time kept secret until the winners are Revue Scripts Sponsors Rural adding new awards, yet not injuring chosen. Judges for the contest are any deserving party. The nucleus Dean Lois M. Bennink, Dean Paul Steering Committee Sets of the bout was a committee re A. Jones and Bob Scalapino, presi port by chairman Waldo Phelps, Deadline of February 1 Dance Tonite dent of the Associated Students. which was the result of several weeks’ For Submission of Plots? Admission by A.S. Card Upperclassmen Wear research. Admission to Rockwood yili be An early aim at the success of the Jeans, Gingham to Third Award Change by student body cards, while non 1940 Roadrunner Revue was made ‘Farmer Frolic, at Carrillo The changes proposed by the college guests will be charged $ 1 . this week when a group pf last year’s Phelps committee included abolish Bids may be obtained from Dean staff heads met with Dr. Helen E. S Senior hay will be made this eve ment of third year major sport ning from 9 p.m. to at the "Far Bennink’s office not later than 3 Sweet, faculty sponsor, Jack Rich Members of the social committee are shown above decorating the huge Christmas tree which has been 1 award of a sweater or blanket and mer Frolic” to be held in the Carril p.m. today. ards, rally committee chairman and the center of attraction in the administation building foyer during the past week and which will be used at substitution of a metal life pass. It the program and rally committees Rockwood tonight at the Christmas formal. Pictured fr om left to right are PETE BANCROFT, CAMERON lo Hotel gardens, according to Cliff also proposed as a second award in Although this is a formal event, SELLAR, BARBARA LEACH, DEAN LOIS BENNINK, ELLEN SEYMOUR, SALLIE ENTZ and WALT to begin organization of the campus Romer, class president. Theme of the a major sport, a blanket instead of the Social committee has emphasized ZIBGLER. —Cut Courtesy News-Press stage show. jig will be carried out in the danc a7 choice between a blanket and a the poinr that men may attend with er’s costumes which are to be of the The group reported that due to sweater. out tuxedos provided they wear dark rural mode, jeans and gjngham, and $he practical use of a script-plot show In addition, tl>e committee recom suits and black shoes. The feminine in the decorations as planned by as a basis for last year’s presentation, mended the -setting up of certain half of the gathering is asked to Betty Palmaymesa, co-chairman with manuscripts for the production this Tuesday Assembly Features minor sports and dramatics, journal wear formals. Romer. year will be asked for during the ism, etc,, all. to receive medals as Junior clasmen will be admitted Program Dance first week immediately following the awards. to the affair for 25 cents, it was an- ! Tomorrow’s dance is Basketball, Santa Barbara the recommendation of the fac Claus, will deliver exchange gifts to Constitution assembly Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. submit to the Legislative Council shall entitle the holder to free vs. Ventura J.C., Ventura. ulty sponsor of the particular ac those present, to top off the pro To amend: Article VII of the for its approval a set of standards admission to all athletic contests 9 p.m.: Senior Class Dance—Car tivity and the approval of the gram of student talent as prepared By-Laws upon which his recommendations held under the sponsorship of rillo Hotel. Students Hold To eliminate item ( ) un d er "e” shall be made; these standards to Legislative Council: Dramatics, by Jimmy Campiglia. The remain 2 the Associated Students of Santa Tom orrow — of Section 3 dealing with Cross- Debate, journalism, band, men s der of the evening will be spent in Special Meeting be kept on file in the student body Barbara State college.” 9 p.m.: Xmas Formal—Rockwood. C ountry. office after-they have been ap and women’s glee clubs.” dancing, according to Miss McBride. TO AMEND ARTICLE VII, Mrs. Anita Priest, department Sunday— A special assembly has been To Amend ARTICLE VII, Sect proved.” TO AMEND ARTICLE VÖ, Section 5, j., 2) omit entirely. head, will act as sponsor for'the din 4 p.m.: Athletic House Faculty scheduled for Tuesday at 12:30 ion 5, f. Sports not mentioned, by Minor sports be given Circle 'S’ 3) omit entirely. Section 11 (to read) : ner. Tea. p.m. in the college auditorium, at eliminating the present wording and lever for first year, 2 stars on letter "Intramural awards: M onday— which time students of Santa Bar substituting the following: "Minor tor second year, and life pass for TO AMEND ARTICLE VII, "Intramural awards shall be bara State college will assemble Sports” : third year award. Circle S letter Section 7. )to change the numbers Athletes Entertain 7:30 p.m.: Fraternity, sorority given by the Legislative Council to discuss and to cast their votes "The following sports shall be riur be mounted on light weight of Sections 9, 10, 11 as they stand meetings. on the- basis of previously ap Faculty, Grid Club upon the proposed amendments considered minor sports and shall sweater approved by Council and at present to read the same but be Tuesday— proved awards schedule and shall to the Associated Students Consti be eligible for the minor sports to be bought by students themselves. numbered 7, 8, 9) Athletes living at the Athletic 4th hour: AWS Christmas Assem be budgeted for in the regular tution. award, which shall consist of a TO AMEND ARTICLE VII, Sec House are holding ^heir annual tea bly. TO AMEND ARTICLE VII, awards budget.” The changes under discussion Circle S letter designating the tion 5, i, 2) Second Award in same Sunday, December 10, from 4 to 6 12:30 p.m.: Special Constmi*i'i Section 7- Eliminate entirely. 2C2A be substituted for Southern are presented elsewhere on this specific sport in which it is sport: p.m. to acquaint gridiron club mem Assembly. earned: Badminton, Boxing. Conference in Article VII, section page. To read: "A Block 'S’ blanket TO AMEND ARTICLE VII, bers and the college faculty with the W ednesday— Cross-Country, fencing, golf, gym- with two stars.” (Eliminating the Section 8. Eliminate entirely. e. 1 ). Athletic House. 7 a.m.: Freshman Class Breakfast. Page Two G o u ü ü cJ ïâ > Santa Barbara, California, Friday, December 8, 1939 Editorial Comment Modern Times Practical Success of Western Days Show Change Editor's Mote: Last week’s action of the Associated Students council in Football Diminishes The way of the world is transi voting to abolish the Board of Athletic Control was surprising to x . / l tional, time alters all things; as us in one detail only. W e quite expected the motion to be approved, Situation of Gridiron Sport oh Campus our nation grows older we first - . - . . Indicates Need of Different Emphasis mourn, then forget once- cherish- out unanimous approval was rather surprising to us at the time, ed traditions. A fter discussion with many o f the people concerned, however, we As a general rule when a college football team starts to make Therfc is the case of the "Wild find that all concerned were in favor of aboli- a name for itself, certain situations in the college as a whole tend West.” Life magazine comments tion. A s the chairman of the board remarked, to expand at the same time. These marked tendencies most -often that a westerner’s eyes will still all members will now have more time to parti- sparkle at the thought of spirited '• . i include a jump in enrollment, an increase in football revenues, ex hoises, Indians and gun fights, C1P * e «1 Other activities. - ■ pansion of college activities benefiting from the larger gate re But don’t be fooled. A true six- Changing of the board, of course, is no re- ceipts, and most always, a general cry of "More!” on the part of sh< met cowboy is as hard to find flection on the individual members, who worked students and townspeople which results in intensification of as a follower of Earl Browder. af afl times for the best interests of the Associa- player subsidation fo create better teams. How Xmas Has : ,. tecl Students. The Board of Athletic Control Strangely enough, the situation at Santa Barbara State col always meant a cowboy outfit; my idea germinated in the minds of student body lege has manifested itself in only two of the above mentioned cap-pistol would wear callouses on administrators two years ago after a football ways, the first and last. Ironically, the two pillars we have my trigger finger and the Indians -¿ ¿ ¿ j in which approximately £4500 was taken I killed could not be counted. 1 r . r / i • r not yet attained are the very ones most desired. used to lie in bed at night and in clear profit. 1 nis profit, the originators Or Summary of Situation read dime westerns to get ideas on the Board decided* was a clear indication that Santa Barbara State The state of affairs resulting bone of contention was the min catching cattle rustlers. But alas! coI1 was • «big time” that w e had a winning football team from the Gauchos’ rapid climb in ority of student representation. Those days are gone, and I am & 0 P , f ° t • r • u • 1 to a mediocre position in foot Another was the deficit. Still an disappointed. and that we would go on making profits, especially with a new ball’s minor league is briefly this: other which is sure to be expressed Now my kid brother reads "Big football stadium in which to play. 1. A doubled enrollment in the widely before long is one that has Little Books” about Buck Rogers allocation Of $19,000 . . . was made for the foot-' space of six years. 2. A campus already been hinted, the folly of a n a Flash G ordon. H e passes up . . . . , , . , crowded to the overflowing point. placing football on its present big the Lone Ranger in favor of Ar- ball season o f 1 938, the first season in which the Gauchos would 3. A decrease in the state money time scale if no financial benefits tie Shaw and would rather, solve a hick up the turf on L a Playa field. In addition to an improved allotment per student caused by to the student body result. * mutder in G-man fashion than de- £oothaIl squad, the cash customers would flock to the turnstiles registration jumps. 4. Great incon This is essentially the situation, fend the stockade against red-skina. . “ ’ - . , venience brought on by overcrowd both actual and desired. From all The nearest thing to a Califom- just for a glimpse of the yacht harbor in the moonlight. the stad- ing. 5. Near bankruptcy of the appearances, it seems that the ian I can find was born in Iowa. ;linij itself, didn’t work out as well as expected, some critics con- student body because of football "good f^jry” football, has turned deficits. 6. All the evils of football out to be nothing more than a E iiirir'rr’BS’S «>4 ^ °£ ■<-<> professionalism as shown by larger "pain in the neck”.—T.W. cus, presenting everything under although th e .student body itself W3.S vociferous in its rooting, on colleges. the sun. most occasions, the noise from this body was wasted on the waves It is not a pretty picture, is it? West Ain’t the Same 0f the Pacific. Rooting sections and the glamour attending collegiate And when one realizes -that the Partiality Hits The west is gone. The cattle f00thafl jousts are a good part of the reason for the success of the main advantage to having a suc country has vanished, and the era . 4 i i i rr ■ l J cessful football team, that of hav True Concepts. of rustlers is over. Even the gov- gridiron sport and when these are insumcient, the cash customers ing access to excess funds for use ernment buys its corned beef from stay home and listen to radio reports with monotonous regularity. in ether college activities, has in To every Question there are two Argentine. Hollywood did its best por the I958 season, approximately $9,000 was taken in leaving no way been satisfied, the foolish By Dave Westaway sides—and a fence. An impartial to keep alive the glamor and ro- /•> r r . f A c • c d 1 • 1 ness of the predicament becomes mance of the western piopeers, but observer, by definition, belongs on the Associated Students with a deficit or £10,000, by a simple pro- even more apparent. the fence. As soon as he steps down Some people think that Yours Costas; Jimmy Travis with Doro are now giving it up. cess 0f arithmetic. Not Bread, But Circuses It brings tears to my eyes when . • » • • _ •» • • c to either side he loses his point of thy Wilson; Bill McArthur and .1 Truly has been vaccinated against I think of it, but Tom Mix, Buck CttUtlOUSly . . . opportunities for the While the student body has been vantage, he can no longer clearly Gerry Pilling. appraising its basking in the theoretical sun of scruples—they want me to litter up Jones and Hoot Gibson are for- season) the Board slashed the football budget to something see the other side, his position be Betty Palmaymesa was with a victory, the practical (i.e. finan this column with what is really go comes biased. Whittier studeiit, Russel Vincent ™ ‘Z¡» neighborhood of feooo, a seemingly fool-proof fig«« But cial) side has gone unnoticed by A Christian cannot impartially ing on around here; but rest easy, \ chat’s about eight trips now, isn’t the majority of collegians. Instead cowboy sheriff, William Boyd, to when the chips were cashed in, the debit side of the ledger showed evaluate the merits of Judaism, fellas, we won’t sink our stinging it, Betty?). Frank Ellings and of fretting Over a $12,000 deficit South America to bring law to the .hom 800 Buddhism, or Mohammedanism; harpoon in anybody this week. Mary Lou Royal; Richard Jones that it will take either years or he judges them all by Christian c rid Ruthe Suggs; 'Dalton Smith S T n l r t ' I t t Z S Z The'deficits, as we have pointed bu, ate no. due to inefficiency miracles to pay off, they have been At the Whittier game last Fri standards. The fundamental con riihd M arilyn C arlock; D an n y . Lo- content to accept the impression day we found lots and lots of frontier history. Were Horace on the Board*s part, but reveal an ambition for bigger things on the cept that we make our decisions gen and Ruth Travis; Bus Bolas that because we are getting some combinations: Walter . (Kelly) Greely here now he would say: _art: Q£ ab concerned, a laudable condition under some circum- upon the basis of previously ac Hopmans with Betty Schmidt, who v:ith Jen n y -Nordli. pretty favorable publicity and cepted standards is elementary and "Go somh young-man, g„ south.” aboUti6n 0f the Board is approved by the Associated since enrollment has bounded up is the beautiful sister of his room Two of our rooters must have -Don Pennington. generally accepted. ie, Harry. Of course Janine Ru- been slightly prejudiced because Students in Tuesday’s vote, and we have reason to. believe it will wards, everything is smooth sailing Foundation Biased pertus was there with Olin Rus- they both had brothers playing for for Los Gauchos. We find a very real difficulty, This Collegiate be, the members of the Board who will not be concerned with any sum; Betty Gaye Webb plus Pedro the Whittier team—Frank Ellings’ Those beliefs should have been however, when we attempt to ap brother, Bill Ellings, and number new set-up will heave a sigh of relief. rudely disrupted last week when it. ply that concept to the prej.au World 17¿v related to¿ Doug Winters. became known that the Student war in Europe. We hurry to con many, on the other hand, takes it In planning for . . . the future, Director of Athletics A fté i th^' gaiiie. Carlos Bee gave Boo-Hoo Item: An entire chem- - — # , Council had moved to abolish the demn one side or the other for acts for granted that the treaty was à party^-some of the entertain istry class at University of Toledo Harder, with the aid of representatives of thé minor sports, has Board of' Athletic Control, the which seem to us to be opporo- cruel and designed to keep Ger ment being furnished by J immy was hurriedly dismissed recently Ianned a budget which seems rather simple on the surface. This body regulating the gridiron acti brious. We find ourselves doing many forever in servitude. Long and his inimitable imitation when a student put some chemi- f . . 0 * 1 • • t j r* •. - + vities. Wholly unanounced was the this without for one second con- Not Impartial of Cab Calloway. Sòme of the cou cals together to inadvertently make budget would work on a percentage basis, with a definite amount motion to do away with the board . sidering the assumptions upon The Anschluss in Austria, the ples there: Dale Snyder and Patsy tear gas. o f each student body fee set aside for athletics. Eleven sports established two years ago to han which our reasoning is based or ^ occupation °f Danzig, and so on, Bass; George McDonald and Mar- Now, if there’s an epidemic of w ^ mâ{fe poSSible under this plan including football, base- dle "more efficiently” State col from where they are acquired. were all in contravention of the na Warren; Don Estey and Violei lege athletics. The Allies and the Germans are mistakes of this nature are not just 'Treaty of Versailles;, quite unjust Giahn. Our friend Ted Tod. was ball, basketball, gymnastics, tennis, badminton, track, boxing, wrest- Causes Are Strong basing their war on assumptions by English and French standards there with a blonde; Betsy Hoel- plain errors! ling, fencing and swimming. For the present, we prefer to resèrve that are diametrically opposed ro It appears that the council’s fa but quite honorable by German scher and Jack Ashley; Edna, Mc each other. England and France . , comment on the merits of the p*an, as we would-like to hear all of vorable unanimous vote was the standards. Carthy and Alan O’Banion; . Eli we don t go in for exam boners 1 L • J c n begin their logic from the premise climax of a growing attitude of As we condemn or approve the zabeth Del Alva and Pat Burdick; very often, but this one from a^the arguments on both sides.— b.G. discontent with the board’s action that the Treaty of Versailles was overt acts of the belligerents we Bobbie Ellis was thgre with one of Hillsdale college quiz contains an equitable and just one. Ger- during the past two years. A main are likely to do so either on the her southern spares—heh beh*- more truth than boner: "A moron is a person with several husbands basis of English or French assump It looks rather funny to see or wives, an insane sort of an in tions, or on the basis of German. some of the squad half heartedly Ott’s Suggest assumption. In either case we have breaking training now that the al dividual.” lost our claim to impartiality. As umni game is the only one in Practical Gifts citizens of a neutral nation we view. There is a glacier in Greenland, should analyze the premises and E d G o JU j c A j O Mary Lou Tompkins dated. How named after Cornell university. assumptions upon which we base For Winter Wear SANTA BARBARA STATE COLLEGB ard Joham to the Phratéres (frei Air-speedster Roscoe Turner has our conclusions and refuse to take ghters) dance. Some of the othet charge of the aeronautics course at Entered as second class matter in the post office at Santa Barbara, them over from anybody ready couples there: Ernie Jackson and Butler university. <
G n "The Cagers Open Tonight at Ventura S p o rti ide. Gaucho Grid Santa Barbara Quintet Preps By JACK NEWMAN For Loop Opener Next Week Finish Fair Season Against Fresno State College Jack Newman’s radio column, "On the Sportside”, can be heard every Basketball makes its official debut a fairly successful season last year Friday evening at 7 p*m. on station Showing a vast improvement over their 1938 grid season, tonight when Coach Willie Wilton’s with the exception of Steward who KDB. Coach Spud Harder’s Santa Barbara Gauchos closed a fairly suc highly geared Santa Barbara basket ball squad, prepping for its league has replaced Brewster on the first Last Friday night we saw Los cessful footba'l season last Friday night at Whittier. Gauchos wind up the ’ 39 foot opener next Friday night against Although winning but five games Fresno State, travels to Ventura to ball season by dropping a deci while losing four and tying one, the tangle with the tough Pirate five in sion to Whittier. season is rated a success because of WAA Sponsors what is expected to prov£ a stern LET US HELP YOU N aturally we the high calibre -of competition. test for the local aggregation. hated to see Sparked by Bill McArthur who Archery Meet Although not yet in top notch them lose, par ran the opening kickoff 88 yards to shape, the Wiltonmen are expected ticularly when a touchdown, the Green and White to prove a little too strong for Ven La Cumbre Junior High school we had gone easily defeated O ccidental 20*0. T he tura, who boast of a classy outfit. will be the scene of the semi-annual so far as to following week they encountered a Wilton plans on starting his shock predict a 13-0 little more trouble in Willamette but Archery Tournament sponsored by troops composed of Johnny Costas, '‘H S 7 S K win, and it merged victorious, 20-14, when Mc the W.A.A. The meet which is open ex-football flash, and Don Ripsch MAKE THE XMAS MERRIER w ould have Arthur streaked 90 yards to a touch to all State college students is slated at forwards, Larry Brewster at cen been nice to down in the second half kickoff. to begin at 10:00 a.m . ter and Fill Sears and Louie Bedell, SPECIAL HOLIDAY ® have witnessed Fresno State handed the locals The deadline for applications to two veterans from last year’s squad, the Southern California Conference their first defeat the following game participate in the Tournament is a t gu ard s. Party Service champion taking a beating from our when they, edged out the Gauchos 3:00 p.m. today. All entries should Held m reserve will be the first OUR SHORT ORDER 13-6, featured by Johnny Costas’ 60 lads, but it is all over now and con be made in the office of Miss Gladys string team led by Tomm Guerrero AND REFRESHMENT gratulations are in order. yard run to a touchdown after tak Van Fossen, according to a bulletin and Paddy Caudilio at forwards, FOUNTAIN IS TOPS! It is true that our win record is ing a lateral from Mose Neely. from Nellie Shults. Lowell Steward, Negro flash from Playing their poorest game of the not impressive. But it is true that LARRY PICKENS, flashy Gaucho Negrq end, was picked By El Gau Hockey and basketball teams are Los Angeles City college, at center, ROYAL cho Sports Staff on the. annual 2C2A All-Conference Eleven. PICKENS, season, the locals dropped a 7-0 de the locals rose to unforeseen ‘ heights busily engaged in carrying out their ?nd Bill Russell and Gordon Gray, besides his standout ability on defense, was a great pass snagger. He is a cision.. to the. San D iego M arines on occasions and proved unques Fall schedules. Play-offs in both 6’4” giant, at guard. Ice Cream Co. Junior and will be back for next year’s squad.______when Max Tafoya passed to p i tionably that they were potentially sports are being • planned and will The first string is the same squad Montrief for the only touchdown 1116 Chapala Ph. 7372 a great team. be announced in the near future* which carried the Gauchos through late in the final quarter. To our mind, the Whittier game The so-called "bush league team” proved nothing except that ten El Gaucho Sports Staff Picks rose to great heights the next week games are too many to play and that and held the highly touted San the injuries inflicted on key men Francisco Dons to a 0-0 tie. The rhade us about 50 per cent effective. 2C2A All-Conference Eleven Gauchos muffed six scoring chances. With that we say—Nice goin’ San Jose and Ernie "Streaky” Poore The Green eleven met their most Spud, and tell the gang for us that San Jose, boasting of one of the you'll ring the bell strongest small college—teams in the fill out the bad .field. decisive defeat at the hands of Le we think they were great. Placed at tl
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Tyros Undergo Initiation Campus Camera Three Social Sororities P Discuss Extra Business A Rites as Fraternities T Hold Monday Meetings At Monday Night Meets S
Because of extra business, three S Y Fraternity paddles were hung on the wail for another semester of the social sororities on campus as formal initiation of pledges was held by all social fraternities on School Head held special meetings on Monday A the campus in conjunction with i guiar meetings Monday night. night. < Y ARETA GAMMA BBTA SIGMA CMI Invites Seniors The Beta Sigma Chi fraternity Main discussion of the Areta S house was the scene of formal ini To S.F. Schools Gamma meeting held Monday night tiation of pledges. Members taken concerned ratification of the soror into the fraternity Monday night are ity’s new constitution. Plans were al James Crane, Bob Edwards, Art McDonald Announces so concluded for the sorority Christ Take It Porter, Vernal White and Herb Ev Competitive Examination mas party to be held next Monday ans. For Teaching Positions night at the new home of Mr. and From Me... Tentative plans for the Beta Sig B em H a l p e r in , n .y .u . s t u d e n t , Mrs. Robert Watson in Rutherford Members of the senior class were formal and the annual Beachcom CAN APPROACH THE PROF'S DESK, tract. Members drew names for recipients of an invitation to teach ber’s Ball were the main topic of STOOP DOWN AND CLUTCH IT. presents which they will exchange in the San Francisco Public School This Pigeon blue skirt, tri discussion during the business meet HUNGRILY BETWEEN HIS TEETH at the next meeting, and each wo system extended by Howard McDon ple pleated in front and back, ing which followed. Social chairman AND CARRY IT ACROSS TH E man is also to bring a gift for the ROOM/ ald, deputy superintendent in charge Marvin Sands is in charge of all ar An atmosphere of white tie and Community Christmas tree. with a long sleeved sweater to of personnel, Wednesday at 4:30 rangements. tails blended with the swank air of p.m. in room 80. DELTA ZBTA DELTA match and climaxed with an T A U OM EGA the Montecito Country club when BUCKSHOT- McDonald announced a competi The home of Dorothy Staples Three men were taken into Tau adobe clay suede Jerkin is members of the Phrateres enter tive examination which will be heid was the scene of the Delta Zeta Omega fraternity in the formal ini CALIFORNIA, in San Francisco March 20 from . Delta meeting held Monday eve just about the classiest outfit tained their dates at a formal dance 'I CHICAGO, tiation ceremony held at 7 E. Valer 10 a.m. to 112 m. and from 1:30 to ning. The sorority’s sponsors, Mrs last Saturday night. COLUMBIA, HAR for the campus that has been io last Monday night. Those initiated 4 p.m. Graduates who are in posses Byron Abraham and Mrs. Patrick were Marvin Haggberg, Walter Eb- Glamour made a halo round the VARD, ILLINOIS Maher and alumnae representatives exceedingly blond Betty Brengle who AND MICHI6AM sion of an A.B. degree and a teach presented in years. ersole, and Harry Wollin. Art ing credential, or students who will Mrs. Jack Porter and Mrs. Floyd , Steiner, also a pledge, was unable wore this season’s "cover-up” dress EACH SPEND Johnson were also present. composed of a stop-red silk jersey MORE THAN receive these by the end of the 1940 W h y don’t you use the in to be present as he is recovering from Reports were made by the various skirt topped with a basque waist of # 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Summer session, will be eligible co an appendectomy at his home in compete in th examination, accord committees and a possible Christmas expensive way to be casual and Los Angeles. The traditional pledge white brocade. ANNUALLY , ON RESEARCH/ ing to McDonald. dance was planned. Definite plans comfortable. dinner honoring the actives will be Angol pleats gav|e a cascading were made for the first rush event fullness to the skirt of Ruth Ben Application Dadline held in El Gaucho Club room on which will take place the latter part I’ll Be Wearing This Ensemble M onday. son’s black velvet. The low decol Applications will not be accepted of January. Today at School SIGMA ALPHA KAPPA lete of the formal was lined with after March 1 , 1940. PHI KAPPA GAMMA Concluding six weeks of pledg starched, pleated, white lace and In addition to dealing with the ing, four new members were taken "junk jewelry” of dubonnet glass Phrateres Sub-chapters Hold importance of a teacher’s training, Meeting in the sorority club room Watch for it and see how into Sigma Alpha Kappa fraternity flowers, worn at the wrist and throat, adaptability to community and Monday night, Phi Kappa Gamma it rates with you. Monday night during the formal in completed the picture of Miss Gau school needs, and fitness to teach announced that Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd itiation held at the home of Tom cho ’39 dressed for a gay evening. Final Meetings Bef ore Xmas in the particular position for which Browning have accepted the soror Wharton. Initiated were James O’ Rhumba-ing in a peach slipper he is chosen, McDonald stressed ity’s invitation to become sponsors. Brien, Milton Berman, Stewart Dil- satin was diminutive Ruth Grant. Last meetings before the Christ business meeting preceding the par very emphatically the desire for hon They will also be present at the PATSY BASS lahunt, and Richard Smith. The frock had bell sleeves, puffed at mas holidays were celebrated with ty, officers were elected to serve the esty and perseverance in prospective dinner that is to be given on Decem social meetings by most of the Phra Campus Representative Final plans were also made for "above elbow”, and a full skirt, gird club for the test of the semester. educators. ber 11. Others who will also attend the fraternity’s annual Christmas led at the hips by stitching. teres sub-chapters Monday night. In discussing the imminent re the dinner ar 3 Mr and Mrs. H. M. LAS MENINAS Elected were Edyth Sparks, presi Berger, campus sponsors, Mr. and formal which will be held in con Ejecting sophistication with hair- wards in the teaching profession, Meeting at the home of Audrey dent; Barbara Rountree, vice-presi Mrs. Sidney Anderson, patrons, SWEATER . . $2.95 junction with the alumni on De upped and a swishing skirt was McDonald stated, "The more you Harkleroad on Monday evening, Las cember 16 at the Mar Monte Hotel. Sherry Ashcroft in changeable taf dent; Edith Bell, social chairman; put into this teaching job, the more Miss Elizabeth Sehon, former spon Meninas made plans to present a sor, and members of the alumnae Decorating the new fraternity house feta that "led you on” as to its color Neva Kiefer, treasurer; Margaret you’ll get out of it.” SKIRT . . . $3.95 sterling silver bon-bon dish to Mrs. and active chapters. on Hollister Street was also dis under the lights.^. "No Disgrace” Kathryn Kinsel Mullen, the club’s Kerr, sergeant - at - arms; Shirley cussed. The holiday season was given a Suede Jerkin $7.95 sponsor last year, who was married Smith, historian, and Katherine He also enlightened those in at GAMMA SIGMA PI rush send-off by Phyllis Atwood La Cumbre Staff last summer. Mrs. Mullen is now Krueger, publicity. tendance on the problems of salary Gamma Sigma Pi pledges gave in white slipper satin girdled in se living in Washington, D.C. arrangements. "Never feel that it is Convenes Monday a dinner in El Gaucho Club room quins and a “sister of the same deed” Following the business meeting a disgrace to discuss your salary. Af The group concluded plans for a A special meeting of the La Cum honoring the active members Mon was Muriel Wolfe in creamy net, bil gifts were exchanged among the mem ter all, even though you are 99 an d progressive dinner scheduled for bre staff will be held Monday, 8th day night. Pledges taken into the lowing about her feet in fullness 99-100 per cent honest and do real January 12 with Barbara Millon, so bers and refreshments were served. hour, in room 42, according to year fraternity during the formal initia gathered from the embroidered gir ize the role you play in the educa cial chairman in charge of the af book editor Roland ^Veatherhead. tion which followed the dinner are dle at the waistline. P U KO H O W tion of these children, you must be fair. The club’s annual Christmas Last meeting of the Pu Ko How Weather head urges that students Redman Beatley, Jack Rivers, Gor Bustles of variable nature were paid so much to live decently,” he party was planned for December 15, for this year was held at the home who have made applications, or who don Gray, A1 Rasmussen and Bob everywhere in evidence and one said. to be held at the home of Mrs. Vir of Doris Hunt with the Christmas are interested, be prompt. Cohee. special attention-getter was June McDonald recommended that stu ginia Comehlsen, club sponsor. theme carried out in refreshments. Hill’s bustled red taffeta skirt top dents desiring to become teachers se G NO M E CLUB A supper arid theatre party was ped with true beauty-black velvet. cure a general secondary certificate The Gnome club’s Christmas par planned for early in January. Each as soon as possible. He also recom Pond Fetes And a bit of the "old south” was ty was held Monday evening at the member brought canned goods to revealed in Midge Meacham’s char home of Georgia Donley, club presi mended specializtion certificates. TRY SERWAY’S contribute toward a Christmas box Honor Groups treuse lace, which was beaded with dent. Gifts were exchanged among to be given to the Neighborhood black velvet lacings at the square members and the group’s tentative H ouse. Ph. 4387 18 W. Figueroa AT-THE-BEACH neckline and on the quaintly puffed future plans were discussed. The next meeting was planned All honorary fraternities on thg sleeves. NANI LEILANI TUXEDOS FOR RENT campus were entertained Wednesday for January 15 at the home of Viola FOR DELICIOUS SANDWICHES, SALADS, The Christmas party of this new evening by Donald Pond of the H ill. - est Phrateres sub-chapter on the VALET SERVICE REFRESHMENTS . . . A DELIGHT TO PURSE Pillsbury School of Music, who was campus was held Monday night at PATRONIZE EL GAUCHO the guest of Delta Phi Upsilon, na Charity Tree CLEANING - PRESSING AN D PALATE the home of Ann Seymour. In the ADVERTISERS tional honorary kindergarten frater nity, in Pine Hall. The purpose of Gifts Continue the meeting was to give the var ious organizations an opportunity With Christmas vacation just one to become acquainted with each short week . away, contributions for other. Following his talk, refresh the Chrsitmas Tree charity spon ments were served by members of sored by Alpha Phi Omega, national Delta Phi Upsilon. service ' fraternity, are pouring in During their regular monthly rapidly, according to Chairman meeting this week, Delta Phi Up George -Gunterman, who added, silon had as guest speaker Mrs. however, that donations still have THE ALL-AMERICAN CHOICE Anita Cochran Pr'.e it, head of the a long way to go to reach the goal music department. Her subject was set for them. "Modern Music”, and was illustrated "Nothing is too large or too at the piano. The program followed small,” Gunterman said, pointing a dinner at the Margaret Baylor out that even a ten cent, gift goes Inn at which Mrs. Alice Meyers and a long way toward lightening the Mrs. Florence Stewart acted as heart of some underprivileged child hostesses. Those attending were Miss on Christmas day. Canned goods, Edith Leonard, Miss Margaret Leo out-grown clothing, cast-aside toys, nard, Gwelda Loyd, Ruth Angwin, almost anything, are suitable as a Beth Richardson, Dorothea Wilson, donation, it was revealed. Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Priest. Contributif is are turned over to Members joined others in the kin the Neighborhood House which dis dergarten-primary department after tributes them to needy persons BETTER TASTE wards and gave a surprise shower throughout the community. The for Mrs. Priest. tree is located in the foyer of the administration building just outside IS CHESTERFIELD’S RIGHT COMBINATION of the auditorium and has been PATRONIZE EL GAUCHO gayly decorated in the holiday fash of the world’s best cigarette tobaccos ADVERTISERS ion.
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