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Vol. XVII Z59 SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1938 No. 35 Dexter Addresses Assembly on Awards Unveiling of Portrait Housing Chairmen Dr. Walter Dexter Features Assembly Gold Watches, Request Aid Full Attendance Urged at Lincoln Day Footballs • Ninety musicians wandering the streets of Santa Barbara in the Gathering for Walter Dexter Talk, cold! Given Although this in an exaggera Honoring of Library Donor tion >f the actual conditions, Recipients Include Frosh, members of the housing commit • Appearance of Dr. Walter F. Dexter and unveiling of a por Varsity Gridders, W.A.A. tee, Charlotte Naess and Ronald trait of William Wyles, donor of the Lincoln library, will Crary, for the Ail-College Sym feature the Lincoln day program Friday, February 11 in the Women, Musicians phony concert next Tuesday, are auditorium during third hour. The assembly is called by the • A rousing awards assembly was clamoring for more accomoda order of the president’s office and attendance is expected of all held yesterday morning in the audi tions for both men and women. -------------------------------- ----- students torium and was attended by the ma Rooms for the Associated Stu Dr. Dexter, who is superintendent jority of the student body who gave dents’ guests will be required for William Wyles of public instruction and ex- enthusiastic applause to our valiant thr€;e nights beginning Sunday. officio director of education for the athletic teams. An optional obligation is the serv state of California, will address the Under the direction of Danny D’ ing of breakfast to the guest. student body in commemoration of Alfonso, Student Body President, the Abraham Lincoln’s birth which falls awards were made by the respective on February 12. As there is no school heads of the various teams. on Saturday Friday has been set Miss Gladys Van Fossen explained Staters Play as the day of celebration in the pub that the Women’s Athletic Associa lic schools of California. tion presented their awards to the in Concert Review Former Talk girls on achievement of a variety of In a previous appearance here stills rather than on a record at last year Dr. Dexter spoke upon the tained in a single activity. The class Four Seniors Prepare for Delta Sigs Top question "By What Standards Shall numerals were then presented to Bob All-College Symphony We Meet Our Problems” in which bie Ellis, Mary I. Gibson, Rosemary Here, February 15 he dealt with the coordination of Kauffman, Jessie Lady, Lucille Or Term Grades the individual and society. Discussion monde, and Iva Walsh. Two of the • Eleven local students will carry $he at that time touched upon intrinsic girls received white sweater coats banner for the Santa Barbara State Alpha Thetes Place Second values in a physical standard, or in recognition of three years out college during the performance of in Scholastic Rating dered freedom and absolute liberty. standing activity; these were to Rosie the Eighth Annual All-College Sym for Sororities In finishing his speech Dexter listed Pagliotti and Rena $acconaghi. the essentials of coordination of soc Cross Country Awards phony orchestra, under the direction • Delta Sigma Epsilon led the sor iety and the individual as self-res Next the cross-country runners re .of .Henry Eichheim, world-famed ority grade averages last semester with traint, self-reliance, and responsibil ceived their awards from their leader, conductor and composer, at the Lo- an average grade of B minus, 2.28 ity- T , Dr. Mather. The men honored were: bero theater on Tuesday evening, points, made by their 13 members, Dr. Dexter has long been in edu Wells Gibson, Paul Davis, a new February 15. according to a report released from cational positions and previous to comer to our cross-country team; Ed the administrative offices ' yesterday. his present position was president of Loudendos, Ronald Viets, Fred Beck Four seniors graduating in the Alpha Theta Chi was next in line Whittier college for ten years. Edu man who set a new freshman record June, 1938 class will conclude col with 18 members having an average cated at Penn college, Iowa, Colum for the college and Wally Holden. lege symphony activities on next of 2.23, a B minus. Following were: Seniors Dine bia and Harvard he early held the The freshman football team was Tuesday. They are: Ed Cole, who is Phi Kappa Gamma with 18 women position of head of the department introduced and presented their aw and an average of 2.45, a B minus; of education at Earlham college ards by "Coach” Freidburg. Each acting as business manager for this Gamma Delta Chi, 11 women, and in Cafe in Indiana. From there he went to man received a green sweater. The year’s concert and has held a chair at an average of 2.49, a B minus; Tau Whittier and later to Sacramento. awards went to Dick Watson, Don the annual performance for five con Gamma Sigma 15 women, and an Wells and Abraham Speak Portrait in Library Brown, Art Swenson, Bill Duncan, secutive years; Fred Lambourne, sym average of 2.55, a C plus; Areta at Friday Dinner of The portrait of William Wyles will Ted Todd, Art Artuso, Ben Pitcher, phony librarian, who has played for Gamma, 8 women, and an average be hung in the Lincoln library im- Benny Wallack, Fred Baer, Bill six years; Elmer Neibuhr, who will of 2.59, a C plus; and Delta Zeta Graduating Class meditely following the assembly per Sears, Francis Schwab, Ed Larsen, perform for his fourth year; and Delta, 15 women, and an average • With Harrington "Pop” Wells as iod with Dr. Dexter and other guests Ray .Mathews, Rex Walker, How Ronald Crary, housing committee grade of .2.67, a C plus. present at the unveiling of the port ard Joham, Jack Richards, Alf member, who wilt complete his sec For the last four years the Pan- the main speaker, members of the rait. The painting is by Clarence Pierce, Bruce Davis, Roy Bell, Ed ond year as a musician in the group. Hellenic Association has presented senior class will meet for their first (Continued on Page 2 Column 4) Dzielski and Bill Stauss. Need Housing a cup to the sorority making the dinner of the semester Friday night Pig Skinners Recognized The main problem of the All- highest grade average. Last year this in the college cafeteria. Tom Lind-' Initial Radio Club Coach "Spud” Harder presented College symphony, this week turned cup went to Phi Kappa Gamma. The his varsity football team which did from the aesthetic to the more prac two preceding years Delta Sigma Ep quist, senior president, will be in Meeting Set for so splendidly last fall. The awards tical side of the occasion when Char silon won the cup. charge, with the dinner set for 6:30 This Evening were given, explained the coach, for lotte Naess and Crary reported that Of the 88 members of sororities, p.m. (Continued on Page 3 Column 2) housing accomodations for the visit 83 made a C average or better. Only Jane Miller Abraham, registrar, ing musicians was not being pro five women failed to make this aver will also speak to the graduating class • Tonight in room 12, in the cottage, Former Stater Dies vided very rapidly by the students age. In four sororities every mem on requirements, commencement and the first meeting of the State College here at the college upon whom the ber-made grades to average a C or other plans. A business meeting of the Radio club will be held at 7:30 p.m. in Plane Crash responsibility for .the success pf the better, according to Miss Lois Ben- class will also be held, at which time The members of the chib will have affair falls, as the musicians are the nink, dean of women. committee heads will be appointed the use of the new transmitter that in South guests of the Associated Students. for the second semester’s activities. is to be provided by the State of • Virgil G. Wilkinson, 44, a former Miss Naess is in charge of acco All seniors are urged to sign up California through Mr. E. E. Ericson student of Santa Barbara State, was modations for the women and Crary APPLICANTS FOR on the list on the senior poster as to and the I. E. department. This new killed Saturday when the plane that is in charge of men’s quarters. Bpth REVUE ASKED their attendance in order to ascer equipment will cary a special license he was piloting crashed. Witnesses ask that if anyone has room for one tain the approximate attendance. allowing the broadcasting of anything of the crash stated that he was stunt* or two guests over the four-day per ,• Tryouts for the annual Roadrun- Rena Sacconaghi, class secretary, is desired. I ing when the plane went into a tail- iod, they contact one of the commit ner Revue which were scheduled for handling pre-meeting arrangements. The club will establish a schedule spin killing Wilkinson and a com tee immediately. this afternoon have been postponed with some of the other colleges that panion that was riding with him. Musicians Attend -Tea until a later date, was the announce Crown and Scepter have active radio clubs. If there are Both occupants of the plane jumped Monday, the attending musicians ment made by Petie McKinney of enough interested one unit of credit and their bodies were found some will be feted by the Associated Stu the executive committee. Initiates Two will be given with two units for any distance from the wrecked plane.