'SYMPHONY PANCE’ TO BE ROADRUNNERS TO PLAY HELD IN ROCKWOOD POMONA SATURDAY, MONDAY, 8:30 CARPINTERIA GYM
VOL. XI Santa Barbara, California, Wednesday, February 24,- 1932 No. 22 COLLEGIANS PLAN FOR ARMS MEETING * * Musicians Prepare for College Symphony Here Tuesday ______«>______;______<$> ______Noted Thinkers to Speak in Mass Peace Meeting The three world famous men who will speak at the all-college mass meeting “in the College Musicians interest .of student opinion” in Pasadena Civic auditorium Saturday night. Left to right, Beard, Einstein to they are Dr. Charles Beard, student of international relations; Dr. Albert Einstein, known for his theory of relativity; and Dr. Robert A. Millikan, Cal-Teeh Research physicist. Sev Come Here Sunday; eral Santa Barbara State students plan to attend the meeting which is sponsored by the Speak in Pasadena Eichheim to Direct Southern California College Student Body Presidents’ association. On World Problems All-College Concert Will Be Given in High Student Session Planned for Saturday in School Auditorium for Second Time; Rose City Auditorium; to Work for Many Rehearsals Are Scheduled Interest in International Affairs
Ninety-eight southern California college musicians will Climaxing previous student world peace discussions and convene on the local college campus Sunday afternoon to reg marking the most comprehensive attempt toward an under ister for the second Southern California All College Symphony standing of world events ever inaugurated by students, south art. Sunday will be taken up largely with registering, ern California college students will conduct a “Program in the getting’settled in living quarters, trying out for orchestral chairs Interest of Public Opinion” in the new Pasadena Civic audi and rehearsals, according to Cliff Leedy, music instructor at torium on Saturday night, February 27, 8:15 o’clock. Dr. Chas. State and instigator and manager of the All College Symphony. A. Beard, Dr. Robert A. Millikan, and Prof. Albert Einstein are Registration will begin promptly at one o’clock, according the internationally-known figures who will be featured on the - to Shirley Mercer, registrar off program. Dean McHenry, Stu musicians. After registration, dent Body president at the Uni the visiting musicians will be Concert Will Staters Will versity of California at Los An directed to the homes in which geles, and prominently identi they will stay during their Attract Many Attend Peace fied with international student visit. Oscar Trautz, housing Accommodations Outing Club to movements, will represent the chairman, assisted by Ella Good Players Band and Glee Meet in L. A. students’ viewpoint on the pro Cornwall and Dick MacQuiddy For Orchestra Clubs Score Hike to Mount gram, in his talk on “The Am will be on hand to conduct the Leading Student Musicians of Players Asked La Cumbre Sunday Local Students Will Study How erican Student and World musicians to their quarters. Southland Will Take Part to ‘Plan World Affairs’ in Peace.” Tryouts for chairs will take place Under Eichheim An appeal is being made by Hit on Tour “Bring your own food and sleep Unitarian Conclave The program is intended primar immediately following registration. members of the College Symphony late Saturday morning,” says Ar ily for young people, and it is ex Amfmg the 98 college students Approximately fifteen Santa Bar pected that the auditorium, which Antoni Van der Voort, local violin housing committee for aid in pro State Musicians Return-After chie Way, president of the Outing who will participate in the secpnd viding accommodations for the 90 bara students plan to attend the seats 3,000 persons, will be com ist will have charge of the first vio Hearty Reception in Cities club, by way of preparing club pletely filled, with large numbers annual Southern California All visiting students who will be in Southern j California Inter-Colleg lin chair tryouts. Fred Beidleman, . of San Joaquin Valley members for the moonlight hike present from Los Angeles and vi College Symphony orchestra are Santa Barbara February 28 to iate conference on “Planned World” head of the music department of March 1 to participate in the Sec to Mount La Cumbre, which is cinity, and delegations also attend many experienced musicians. Topping off a five-day tour of to be held at the Unitarian church ing from such points as Redlands, San Diego State will conduct the Leonora Jenkins, violinist and ond Annual Southern California scheduled to start at one o’clock coast and valley cities, the Santa in Los Angeles Feb. 27 and Feb. Santa Barbara, and San Diego. Ad tryouts for the chairs of second vio concert master of the inter-college All College Symphony orchestra. Sunday morning from the college Anyone who can accommodate Barbara - State college combined 28. mission is free, but tickets will be linists. Harold Wahlberg, head of orchestra last year, will hold the Band and Glee club presented three campus. same position this year, according one or more students with room Among the speakers at this distributed in advance through the the music department of Fullerton concerts in Bakersfield Friday aft Plans for the trip include an auto various colleges and the Pasadena Junior college will try out the ap to Clifford Leedy, general manager and breakfast for the three days meeting will be Gramhan A. Laing, is requested to communicate at ernoon and immediately* boarded drive to the tunnel and a hike Professor of Economics at the Cali Chamber of Commerce, or may be plicants for viola chairs and Harry of the Symphony. Miss Jenkins is their special bus to arrive home obtained by communicating direct concert-master of the San Diego once with a member of the hous from there to the top of La Cum fornia Institute of Technology; Ed Kaplun, director of orchestras in that night at 11:30. Reports indi with Laramee Haynes at Occidental the Santa Barbara High school and State college orchestra, and is a ing committee. The committee con bre, according to Way. win P. Ryland, former executive sists of Oscar Trautz, Ella Corn cate- that the tour was an unpre secretary of the Federated Chur college. President James L. Kent Junior High school will handle the member of the San Diego Civic cedented success, from the stand Way warns prospective hikers to Symphony. Last year she took first wall and Shirley Mercer. ches of Los Angeles; George M. of the Student Body, will give out tryouts for cèllo chairs. ■» point of evidenced approval from note that the time has been sched tickets here. Dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m., place in the Los Angeles Welsh This, is a school activity and the uled as one o’clock Sunday morn Day, Professor, of Economics and situation can be successfully han all audiences, and from that of the Sociology a t Occidental collfege. A fifteen minute portion of the in the college dining hall, after Eisteddfod. At the age of eleven, participants. The concert at Bak ing, in other words, very late Sat Miss Jenkins won second prize in dled only with the full cooperation They will speak on such subjects as program willj>e broadcast over the which, at 7 p.m., the first rehearsal ersfield High school was the last urday night Pacific coast area, with the program . (Turn to Page 3, Column 1) (Turn to Page 3, Column .5) of the students, according to Trautz. “A Planned World Economy;” “The of a series of 16 given over a period English and Scottish .Cooperatives”; originating through KHJ in Los of five days, dinring which’ time the REPORTER w e e p s (Turn to Page 3, Column 4) (Turn to Page 3, Column 3) FROSH ACTORS 40 men traveled nearly 800 miles. World News of the Week SCORE HIT IN Fresno was th e northernmost AT LACK OF NEWS point on the route. Four concerts IN DEPARTMENT .Japanese Fail to Gain France Wants 'Policeman’ FIRST PROGRAM were staged there, two at the Local News of the Week The Sino-Japanese situation re At the disarmament conference schools, one at a church, and one The reporter assigned to cover now in session at Geneva, France, The Freshman class gave its class at a Kiwanis club luncheon. Other Schools Split Honors Drive Succeeds mains practically unchanged. A the Industrial Arts department is Santa Barbara’s community chest has proposed the establishment un day program in the college audi cities on the route were Santa on the verge of a nervous collapse Santa Maria High school won Japanese ultimatum demanding the der the League of Nations of an in torium yesterday morning during Maria, Arroyo Grande, San Luis drive went over the top by $5,485 brought about by the definitely both sides of the argument in an according to figures given out at retirement of the Chinese army, to ternational military force. Such a the regular assembly period. Most Obispo, Atascadero, Lindsay, Por negative response he receives when inter-school debate with the Paso a distance of 121-2 miles from force, it is claimed, would remove of the entertainment was given by terville,' Kingsburg, Lemoore, and the close of the drive Saturday inquiring for news. After numerous Robles High school last week. The Shanghai was rejected. The Nip- the need of individual countries the Frosh students themselves. Bakersfield. Excellent weather was night The quota was $194,853 and trips he has reached the following subject was, Resolved: ‘That the the amount raised $200,338. onese army, greatly re-enforced maintaining large armed forces of Nathan McCray, social chairman enjoyed except for the second day, conclusions: that E. E. Ericson is during the week, began an attack their own. Russia has asked for when rain, hail,. sleet, and even United States Should Adopt the Na of the Freshman class, acted as the busiest man in State College; tional Dole.” For Santa Maria, 1012 Arrests . on February 20 that three days later complete and immediate disarma snow were encountered. The ridge master of ceremonies and in intro that Roy Davis, hides behind a bush Marie Shaeffer and Leo Kieran up In- January, 1932, there were 1012 had met with but little success. In ment. ducing the various numbers "took route was closed by this storm, but whenever the reporter makes his addition to the fighting on land and fortunately was reopened by snow held the affirmative in the debate arrests made by local police of off’ a radio announcer for a kid appearance on the grounds; that a held in Santa Maria. Warren Kirk in the air heavy firing was reported Four and One-Half Miles Down plows in time for the scheduled re ficers. Fines amounted to $3,739. dies’ club. chap named Griffin is non-existent; wood and Denzil Glines supported During the same period a year ago Japanese war vessels in the Whang- A new record depth, 24,000 feet, Evalinn Eaves offered several turn three days later. The drive that the students, while excessively between the forts at Woosung and (Turn to Page 3, Column 6) the negative in the debate at Paso there were 984 arrests and the fines Jas been discovered in the Carib popular numbers on the piano fol polite and obliging, are of little Robles. amounted to a little less than $3,000. Poo river. bean Sea. It is the deepest point lowed by a tap dance by Margaret help to the news columns of the that has ever been measured in this Beddome, who also sang “My Man” “Roadrunner”. The reporter, in Decorate Highway Tax Water Manchuria Organized region and is near where the San as an encore number. Tex Willard, Map of War Zone husky, tear-laden tones, begged The formation of an independent The entire Santa Maria-Los Ala At the city council meeting last tiago earthquake centered. as a Texan cowboy, accompanied that a meeting be held, a surge of week the first reading was given to Manchurian state, to be known as himself on the ukelele while he mos cutoff of the Coast highway ambition sweep over the depart will be bordered by trees when a proposed water distributor’s or Ankuo, “Land of Peace,” was an New Argentine President sang and yodeled cowboy songs. ment, that someone fall out of a nounced last week. It is reported plans now being considered by the dinance under which sellers of bot Lieutenant General Jose Uriburu, Virginia Slicton and Evalyn Mait tree at the expense of his anatomy, tled water would be required to pay from Mukden that Henry Pu-Yi, who has been provisional president land added their bit to the program board of supervisors have been car or a student let the chain blocks ried out Lombardy poplars will a quarterly fee of $12.50. former "boy emperor” of China, of Argentina diming the past year, with tumbling acts and acrobatic slip that hold a model “T” Ford will be inaugurated the first ruler turned over his office on February stunts. A humorous impersonation be used for the first unit of the suspended in mid-aid. So far, the work. These trees, it is said, will Sun Shines for Gin Chow of the new country on March 1. 20 to Dr. Augustin P. Justo, con of. a family reciting “Twinkle, accidents resulting from this agon- Whether he will be declared em live from 40 to 50 years. Gin Chow, Lompoc weather pro stitutionally elected president Twinkle, Little Star” was done by zied plea have failed to make news phet, has sold sufficient copies of peror or president has .not been Marjorie Travis. Jess Joslin’s nov for the Roadrunner. With the aid Building Doubles his recently published' “Almanac” made public. Tardieu Succeeds Laval elty trio closed the entertainment of a club, the reporter may be able Building permits issued during to save his farm from a threatened Andre Tardieu, French minister with a humorous musical skit, the to furnish news of this depart mortgage foreclosure. De Valera May Win of war in the recently overthrown members of the trio being Sharp, ment for the next issue of the February more than doubled those Incomplete returns from last of January, according to the records Laval cabinet, will form a n e w Flat and Minor. Roadrunner. R. R. Men Celebrate week’s election in Ireland indicate ministry to succeed the one that has of inspector L. L. Pope. The total the overthrow of the present Cos for the first month of the present Railroad Day was celebrated in just resigned, according to news Santa Maria list Sunday by em grove government The Fianne Fail, from Paris. Phelps Travels to French Club Holds year was $13,255 while last month Eamon de Valera’s party, appears the figures climbed to $27,791. ployees of the Santa Maria Valley Oxnard for Meeting Meet Friday Night and Southern Pacific railway com to have captured 62 seats in the McAdoo Backs Garner panies. Dial Eiarann, while the govern Voters Register William Gibbs McAdoo in a for President Clarence L. Phelps of The first meeting of the newly ment party of President Cosgrove mal statement has endorsed the can the Santa Barbara State college organized French club will be held Approximately 20,000 voters have Plant Trees has won but 46. The labor group didacy of Speaker John N. Garner journeyed to Oxnard last Wednes Friday night in Joe Gunterman’s registered in Santa Barbara county Many local organizations a r e is credited with nine and 13 have for the Democratic nomination for day, February 17, to attend a meet house and plans will be made for to date, according to figures from honoring the bicentennial of Wash apparently gone to independents. president ing of the Association of Trustees the drawing up of a constitution. the county recorder’s office. The ington’s birth by planting trees in and High School Principals of Santa Republican party appears to be 5-Day Week Urged Miss Eda Ramelli has been chosen parks and public places about the Russian Oil Gains Barbara County of which he is an as sponsor of the organization. maintaining a 2 to 1 lead. city. The five day week is being urged Russia’s oil production in 1931 Map showing relation of Manila, honorary member. According to U. S. army arid navy base, to the The majority of members will be in Congress by Representative Brit increased by thirty-five million Plan Building T. B. Declines ten, of Illinois. It is estimated that barrels. That country is now sec Phelps topics of discussion dealt Shanghai battle front. The new from the second year French class. capital of China is Loyang. It was Construction of a Legion Mem The tuberculosis rate in Santa this would add 4,000,000 to the coun ond in oil production in the world. with the types of high schools and Other students, however, who have orial building is being considered tries payroll moved from Nanking a few days Barbara has been reduced 50 per The United States ranks first the loads and finances of teachers. before Japanese fired on that city. a knowledge of French may join. by Carpintería Legionnaires. cent in the last few years. Page Two State College Roadrunner Wednesday, February 24, 1932 FKATFKNITIf S JCCIETt • DFgMTMENTS Hearts Flutter as Roadrunner ‘.Y’ International Band and Glee Club Recount Mystery Veil Men Plan Trip Thinking Is Experiences of Valley Tour To Atascadero Shrouds Upper Sorority Pledging Best for U. S. Leaving campus 8:28 a.m. with row gauge track with its model T President O. J. Trautz of the goodbyes to President Phelps, Dean Ford locomotives is costing lots of Class P arleys Roadrunner “Y” announced yester Ashworth, and a handful of stu time and patience—lunch in cafe day at the regular Tuesday morn Nations Gain by International dents—everyone must have first teria at Santa Maria High—Bob Freshman Abandon Meetings ing breakfast that a delegation Cooperation; Don’t Lose hour classes—looks like perfect Goux tries to make the waitresses Takes Stage Center from the organization will be sent of Class Except Upon Individuality—N ettles weather—the old bus moves right for another piece of pie—eriem of Call of President to the High Y Conference to be along — at Goleta already — Chet “Remember Helen, be true, be true held at Atascadero on March 12 Tubbs sights whale off coast at . . .”—Jess Joslin and his banjo Rush Parties and Formal Dinners for Six and 13 under the direction of the “Thinking in' terms of world cit Mystery seems to surround the izenship does not involve a surren Gaviota—Bob Goux doing “Hed- with McRae accompanying—salt air Sororities Holds Interest of Large Moran School. dom end Hevil” for a flock of and clam chowder at Pismo Beach Sophomore and Junior class meet According to the announcement der of one’s American citizenship or its principles if they are sound laughs—that is about all we’ve done —winding over Cuesta Pass dodg ings which were scheduled to take Group of Prospective Sisters Santa Barbara State has been in so far, laugh—everybody bubbling ing trucks and trailers—five tun place last Thursday, February 18. vited to send eight Roadrunner “Y” and reasonable”, was the statement made by Dr. H. E. Nettles in a talk over with anticipation—Leedy, Ba nels visible on railroad above us— Out of twenty persons inter The appearance of the many sorority girls in the hallways members to participate in the con, Corbaley, and Bush playing red flags galore along highway— event. A most interesting program on “World Citizenship” last Tues viewed in a conscientious effort to and driveways of the campus last Friday afternoon, and the day. bridge with a poster on then- slides or Bolsheviks?. has been planned which includes knees as a table — Snow! — moun Tuesday uncover the activities of the Soph beaten path to the mailboxes meaint nothing unusual to the free admission to the Atascadero “From some points of view, pres ent day conditions offer a basis for tains in distance covered with it— Atascadero Inn some swell dump, omore meeting, twelve professed casual passerby, but to the Greek sisters and their rushees it Golf Club and Yachting. Mr. Mo much ado over road signs “Soft wonderful beds—thunder and light total ignorance of the existence of ran and Dr. Grandall will be the pessimistic conclusions about inter meant the end and beginning of difficult decisions, the accept national cooperation and peace,” S h o u 1 d e rs” and ‘TXa n g e r o u s ning all night long—maybe part of any meeting w h a t s o e v e r, five principal speakers, and there will Curves”—blackbirds taking bath in the thunder was caused by Vandy ance or refusal of the girls for their future sorority sisters. also be an Olympic runner to tell he continued. “The struggle in claimed permanent permissions to China’, European quarrels, and the ditch along road start Nate McCray and his pals defending their honor escape any meeting whensoever, Last week and half of the preceding week were spent in .something about the coming games singing “So the Blackbirds and the —breakfast, roll call, cloudy skies— in Los Angeles. world-wide depression are the chief and the remainder had failed to re first rush parties. All sororities were hostesses on different factors contributing to this philoso Bluebirds Got’Together,” in the ac going through snow now—kids ceive any enlightenment as to nights during the week, each at-* President Trautz also announced phy of despair. Peace- movements cepted Paul Whiteman Rhythm along highway shivering, waiting where the meeting was to take that two weeks from Wednesday Boys manner—sign says Buelltmore for schodl bus—now we’re shiver tempting to outdo the'other for and other efforts at international place. If there was a meeting, in CALENDAR would be Ladies’ day, and that the cooperation must not underestimate Hotel, home of split pea soup— ing—Nate wants to stop and make some remote comer of the campus, originality, favors and food, members of the Y would bring a these nationalistic and materialistic Jimmy Tucker wants to stop and a snow-man—there goes a gray we have failed to ferret it out. The Wednesday, Feb. 24. — Band, Co-ed guest. A special program see how they split them—hills are squirrel—Mrs. Barnett’s car whizzes thus hoping to influence the 7:30 p.m. forces. Nevertheless America does secret is yet safe despite the tradi will be planned that day, accord not and should not desire war with unbelievably green — somebody past on a heavy grade—on a sharp tional “see all, know all” of the much rushed rushees. Motifs Thursday — Council, 11 a.m. ing to Dick Kaime, Social Chair spies two deer on a slope quarter curve one Of the instruments slides Motion picture, 11 a.m. Japan. Every possible effort should press. carried *for these first parties man. The event will be held at the be put forth by our leaders backed of a mile away—driver has to stop off the overhead rack onto Gene The events of the Junior meeting Friday—Home Economics regular meeting hour of 7 a.m. for everything that even resembles Campbell’s neck—a foot of mud at varied from Bohemian nights Dept. Party, Dining Hall, 6 p.m. by an intelligent public opinion, to remained in a like' cloud of mys to Reno festivities, interspersed During the business discussion at allay war sentiment and to bring a railroad track—this winding nar (Turn to Page 4, Cols. 1-2) tery. Can it be that mere spring Saturday—Basketball game, the beginning of the meeting, it with marine and Dutch parties. Pomona vs. Santa Barbara State, about a pacific settlement, of any fever is affecting class loyalty and was voted that members missing controversies we might have with unanimity? The Seniors met, how Delta Zeta Delta proved to be Carpintería H. S., 8 p.m. three consecutive meetings without Dinner at Encanto Phi Kappa Gammas Outing Club Moonlight hike Japan. ever, and discussed plans for Sen victors this year and came out on warranted excuse would be drop “Furthermore,” he added, “Amer top with 13 acceptances. Among to La Cumbre, 11:00 p.m. Given for Rushees Give Formal Dinner ior activities scheduled for the en ped from membership. This will ica should, I think, continue 4ts suing semester. Senior Class Day the girls who took the pledge oath Sunday—Senior Class Break-' keep the members alive at all policy of whole-hearted coopera Tau Gamma Sigma entertained Phi Kappa Gamma sorority gave has been changed from March Monday evening at the home of fast, Dining Hall 9 a.m. times according to the popular Monday — Symphony Orches tion with the European powers at its rushees with a formal bridge a formal dinner Saturday evening to March 15, due te 'th l Carmelita Janssens were Jean opinion in the club. Geneva looking to a mutual reduc in the private dining room of Hotel Gourley, Georgia Lyons, Julia tra Dance, Rockwood, 9 p.m. dinner in Hotel El Encanto Satur the former date is included in the The following were guests of the tion of armaments. We cannot af Vista Mar Monte. Flowers and fa Spring holidays. Senior breakfast is Lynch, Persis Freeman, Leslie Jane Tuesday—Assembly, 11 a.m. day evening. The dinner table was Kappa Delta Pi, 7:30 p.m. organization last Tuesday morning: ford to build a Chinese Wall around vors in sea-green and coral carried to be held in the college dining hall Shaw, Margaret May, Virginia Slic- Dick McQuiddy, Tommy Cram, American foreign policy. Old World decorated in the George Washing out the sorority colors in the table ton, Clara Wade, Julia Raiguel, All College Southern Califor next Sunday, February 28, at nine nia Symphony, High school 8 Jack Von Efaw, and Tex Williard. materialistic cynicism should not ton motif and was carried out in decorations. After dinner the guests o’clock. A senior dance will take Judy Bredsteen, Dorothy Hardison, cause America to draw into its played bridge. Betty Hopkins, and Irene Mayhew. p.m. the sorority colors of red and sil place at Samarkand, March 5. Wednesday—Band, 7:30 p.m. shell and ignore the existence of Jeanette Taylor, president, and The Freshman class has adopted Nine girls accepted the Tau Gam Thirty-Five Attend the strong liberalism in other parts ver. Red and silver corsages were Viola Petersen and Edwina Ken ma Sigma pledge pin last Monday the plan of having no regular class Delta Zeta Formal of the world which seeks our aid.” worn by the guests. ney, alumni, gave short talks. meeting. Meetings will be called evening. They are Helen Honigs- Dr. Nettles was of the opinion Dorothy Dowling won first prize Members of the sorority present berger, Emma Peck, Dorothy Dowl VOCATIONALISTS when matters of sufficient import Thirty-five guests, including that the unusually high protective in bridge. Emma Peck won second. were Jeannette Taylor, Virginia ance come up. All Freshman new ing, Barbara Seward, Barb a r a WILL MEET HERE rushees, active members, alumnae tariff has been one of the causes Horsey, Catherine Coy, Sally Leon Clark, Alice Stephens, Garnett Har- Active members present included this semester are required to wear FOR CONVENTION and patronesses, attended the form of the present economic condition, Betty Procter, president, Margaret ard, Chrolis Bixler, Katherine My beanies and armbands. Miss Mar riman, Audrey Moore, and Florence al dinner held by the Delta Zeta and that in ordeb to help American ers, Helen Walker, and Doris Stan Stanyer. Ceremonies were held ait Jigergian, Margaret Barnett, Es garet Burke was chosen class ad More than forty members of the Delta in the Red Room of El Paseo and world economic recovery, ther Ibsen, Phyllis Cole, Thelma ley. visor. the home of the president of the last Saturday evening. America should re-study its high Alumnae present were Viola Pe group, Betty Procter. Following the council of the California Vocational Fent, Betty Awl and Mildred Mosh Garden flowers and candles dec protective policy. tersen, Helen Donnelley, Mildred INCOMPLETES WATCHED presentation of pins active members federation will hold their spring er. meeting in Santa Barbara State orated the tables. Rushees were In conclusion he said, Although Patronesses were Mrs. Elmer Awl Wright, Gladys. Thomas, Kathleen Students must look after their entertained the pledges at a theater presented with corsages of sweet this seems to be a bankers’ bank Lane, Edwina Kenney, Emma Gil- party. college. The council consists of of and Mrs. Arthur Barnett. own incomplètes received in classes ficers . and committee members of peas. rupt world nevertheless we should Alumnae .present were'Ann Heg- breth, and Genevieve Moore. last semester, according to Mrs. Genevieve J ohnson, M a u r i n e Elsie Tietz, president, and Mrs. realize that without spiritual val Mrs. William Maxwell is patron Miller Abraham, registrar. Incom Fisher, Evelyn Miller, Alice War the affiliated teachers organiza eman, Marlyn Jameson, Margaret Byron Abraham gave short talks. ues, without a vision the people ess of the sorority. plètes which are not made up with ing, and Elizabeth Stover are the tions in the California Vocational Webster, Frances Reese, Katheryn Federation. The represehtatives are A musician from Russel’s orchestra perish. We do not need less in Dirham, Dorothea Peterson and in the next year automatically be latest additions to the ranks of the played several selections on the ternationalism in the present crisis, come failures. Gamma Delt Chi sorority, and ac leaders in industrial and vocational Anita Cochran. Gamma Delt Formal education, agriculture, home econ guitar. but a more intelligent internation cepted their pledge pins at the After dinner the guests were en alism.” SISi3jp@JS)siSEPIS|@j®SlSlSi3iSlMSISEISISri home of Rose Cicero. omics, vocational guidance, rehabil Is Held at Paseo itation, and continuation education tertained with bridge and dancing Theta ChVs Formal Phi Kappa Gamma, recently re at the home of Carmelita Janssens. The St. Francis room of El Paseo instated sorority, pledged Betty in the State of California. Werner Represents Held at Samarkand Riding Breeches Representatives to attend the Active members present" were was the setting of a formal dinner Johnstone, Mary Larco, Norma Rice, Dorothy May Gibson, Margery Local Kappa Delts given by the Gamma Delta Chi Sat and Marjorie McKay, thus swelling meeting will gather here for the * Alpha Theta Chi held its formal Riding Hats all day meeting April 2, having Johnson, Betty May, Elizabeth Pea dinner, at Samarkand Satin-day urday evening. The ship motive was their number and allowing them to cock, Helen Smith, Ella Cornwall, Mr. Schurer O. Werner, instruc carried out by decorations. Mem carry on with their campus and luncheon in the college dining hall. evening. Garden flowers and can Carmelita Janssens, Charlotte Ma tor in the Industrial Education de bers present were Rose Cicero, and sorority activities. dles carried out the colors of the The acceptance of State college’s son, Nancy Davens, Frances Mer partment is representing the local Grace Ellen Lee, Frances Whitte- Jewel Stephens, Luella Hiebert, invitation to hold this important sorority, blue and white. ritt, Rose Greenwell, Betty Green- chapter, Alpha Rho of Kappa Delta Bridge was enjoyed in the lounge more, Marjorie Rehm, Elsie Eck- Accessories and Iris Cooley accepted the pins meeting here has just been re well, Margaret Teal, and Elsie Pi at the meeting of the National hoff, and Mildred Hughes. of Alpha Theta Chi at the home of ceived from Morgan N. Smith, head after dinner. Tietz. Council which is now being held in Active members present were Edna Blake last Monday evening. of the Mechanic Arts department Alumnae were Esther Janssens W ashing ton, D. 'C. Delta Sigma Epsilon, national ed in Glendale high school, who is j Edna Blake, Ellen Voss, Helen Co-Ed’s Cozy Hour Is Ludke, Janet Bimie, Marian Hau- The conference is being held for Banker, Margaret Keeley, Connie ucational and social sorority in president of' the California Voca an, Jean Powell, Dorothy Merritt, discussing problems of this inter Continued by A.W.S. creased their numbers by three tional Federation. Mr. Smith is also Wise, Claire Wise, Mary Hicks, Claire Kibbe, Esther Clevinger, and national educational fraternity. Mr. Mary Erickson, Eva Miratti, and when they pinned the pledge pins a member of the summer faculty in Viola Schaen Girsh. Werner was elected by the local The A.W.S. held its first Co-ed’s on Shiela Davidson, Agnes Braley the Industrial Education depart Alyce Corbin, president. Patronesses of the sorority are chapter to represent them with Alumnae present were Virginia Cozy how of this semester on Tues and Gwendolyn Torrence. ment and has been for the past Mrs. Byron Abraham and Mrs. traveling expenses paid by the na day, February 23, during the noon Weeks of suspense and rushing four or five years. Weber, Mrs. Walter Marriott, and Jesse Yager. tional council. Mr. Werner left Edith Smith. hour. are now over. Men sent out as per Men of the Industrial Education February 14 and will return Feb The game of pit was played by sonal delegates to influence under department and members of the ruary 28. The convention lasts Feb some, while others played bridge. cided rushees have taken a back Santa Barbara and Ventura county Gamma Areta Dinner ruary 21, 22, 23 and Mr. Werner Sigma Alpha Kappa Refreshments were served to the seat. With the impressive cere Vocational Associations will be in Held in Plantation plans to stop in New Orleans on women students who attended. monies held by all the Greek groups vited to attend these meetings. the way back. Pledges F. Lawless A fairly large crowd was present. comes the beginning of a ten week’s To complete the details for this Gamma Areta gave a dinner in Francis Lawless ws pledged by pledgeship. The inferior pledges event Mr. Smith will visit the honor of its rushees Saturday eve Ecuador Landslides that once were the coveted girls campus in the near future. Fourth Grades Are Sigma Alpha Kappa fraternity Landslides in the Telimbela val ning in the Plantation. Dr. Benja Monday night in the fraternity’s are now possessed by the various min Goodfield, who with Mrs. Studying Indians ley, Ecuador, on February 20, caused sororities, and now the fun begins regular meeting. Lawless was not great property damage and took Delta Sigma Stages Goodfield is a patron of the chap pledged last week because he was while the pledges bow and scrape ter, gave an address. Corrinne The fourth gradé* classes of the many lives, according to reports and cater to the wishes of their su Formal for Rushees with the band and glee club in from Guarando. Bush, Boardman, and Ida Marie college elementary school, the 4B their annual tour of the San Joaquin perior sorority sisters. Reider, accompanied by Pearl Sla under Miss Betty Burdick and the Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority en valley. ter, sang several songs. Grace Glenn 4A under Miss Dorothy Mae Gib Lawless was the eighth m an Sterling Drug Co. tertained its rushees with a formal gave a reading and Corrinne Bush son, are studying Indians this se Program for Dinner dinner in the tea room of the Mar pledged this semester by the Sig sang a solo. mester. They are interested espe Alph’s. 18 Planned by Ebbets garet Baylor Inn Saturday night. Guests were Dr. and Mrs. Good- cially in California Indians. Both 1137 State St. The tables were decorated in green field, Miss Katherine Ball, faculty classes are making reeord books Phone 7121 Miss Charlotte Ebbets, of the and cream, the sorority colors. Af advisor, Wandalyn Linker, Gerald of the new interesting things that Home Economics department head ter dinner bridge and dancing was ine Griffin, Doris Goetz, Helen they are learning. They are illus Alfred T. Cornwall ed the committee for entertainment enjoyed in the wicker room. Johnson, and Lois Cole. trating their books with crayola 1033 State St. Phone 6868 at the annual colonial dinner of the Miss Margaret Burke and Mrs. Du Mars Members present were: Pearl pictures and pictures cut from mag FINE SHOE Business and Professional Women Josephine Bolton are sponsors of Slater, president, Katherine Ed azines. Confectaurant given last Monday night The pro the sorority. ward, Viola Boardman, Margaret REPAIRING —for Men gram consisted of a tableau of the Sorority members present were Holden, Grace Glenn, Corrinne 912 STATE STREET life of George Washington. Several Jean Wood, president, Eleanor Bush, and Ida Marie Reider. Bradley Works for PHONE 4947 and Women members of the Santa Barbara Barnes, Mildred Robinson, Laura Her Master Degree B A N K S 9 Teachers college took part in the Linn, Lucille Kauffman, Lowell GRADES COMING Washburn, Dorothea Peterson, Typewriter Exchange TUXEDOS FOR RENT program. The dinner was given in Students who have not yet re Miss Alice Bradley of the Home Stationery Store La Hacienda. Flags and decorations Florence Thacker, Meryl Adams, Loomis & Lowe ceived their grades for last semes Economics department is working “Everything for the Office” carrying out the George Washing Winifred Jones, Mary Louise Dye, ter will receive them as soon as for her master’s degree at Broad VALET SERVICE ton motif were used on the tables. and Louise Albaugh. Portables—All Makes Phone 4387 815 State Street the individual grades are turned in Oaks, a kindergarten-primary 914 State S t — Phones 3726—4258 the instructors, unless they are teacher’s tarining school at Pasa 18 W. Figureoa withheld because of some unpaid dena. Broad Oaks is affiliated with bill, according to Mrs. Miller Ab Whittier college. Mrs. Bradley has Hours—8 a:m. to 7 p.m. raham, registrar. finished her thesis and it is being " *25 SUIT TAILORED typed. In this thesis she has devel After the Dance MOTORS TO L. A. Ray’s Barber Shop oped new theories which she plans RAY MARTIN, Prop. Guaranteed by Hart Schaffner & Marx Miss Edith Leonard, director of to put in her health and child care kindergarden education at State class next year. 926 Chapala S t Returns to Santa Barbara motored to Los Angeles, Saturday, WOODSIDE’S with her sister, Miss Margaret For One of Those Big Thick Malts (cold or hot) Comparison Determines Value Leonard. NOW IS THE TIME TO BE SAVING YOUR —and a Sandwich PENNIES FOR BASKETBALL SHOES VISITS FAMILY The Great Wardrobe Mrs. Laura Specht Price, director 10% Discount to College Students On State at De La Guerra of elementary education at State, McCa f f r e y b r o s. (Under the Big Clock) Quality Since 1886 spent the week-end in Los Angeles, visiting her family. 634 State Street i
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Whittier Whitewashes Roadrunner’s Final Opponents Varsity to Meet Pomona Staters in Two Games in Last Game of Season feil« Greeson, Barnett, Hopkins Star How They Stand Nine Meets on Roadrunners - Sagehens Will as Roadrunners Lose in the Conference Battle for tfie Cellar; Hard Games Slate for Track Teams Are Even - San Diego ____ ...... 3 0 1000 Feb. 27. — Conference Relay Coach Hal Davis’ Roadrunner State’s often - beaten basketeers basketball squad took a double shel Whittier ...... ___ .6 1 857 Carnival at Occidental. lacking at the hands of a powerful Redlands ...;__ ...... 5 1 833 March 5.—Long Beach Relays will line up for their last game of Whittier quintet on their invasion La Verne __ __-...... ;3 3 500 or Cal-Tech—there. the present season this Saturday of the Southland last Friday and Occidental ...... ,7..:..l 5 167 March 19.—Loyola—there. night in the Carpinteria high gym. Pomona ______...... 0 3 000 Saturday nights to the tune of 41- à March 26.—Whittier—here. The Pomona Sagehens will be their Sta. Barbara ...... 0 5 000 April 9.—Ventura J. C. and 30 and 33-21 scores respectively. opponents. With both teams at the The double defeat marked the fifth i Santa Maria J. C. at Ventura. straight loss for the local hoopsters April 16.—San Jose S t a t e— bottom of the conference lists, and in the conference standings, with there. both fighting to move up a step, out a single win chalked up to T racksters April 22.—All Conference there should be plenty of feathers their credit With only one more Frosh meet at Cal-Tech. flying. game scheduled for the Olive and Begin Grind April 23.—All Conference meet State’s chances are considered White, and that with Pomona, every at OccidentaL good by those who ought to know. 1 - ä j attempt will be made to terminate a April 30.—Annual S. B. State Although both teams are