UCSB vs. CAL POLY ALL-COLLEGE LECTURE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA COLLEGE GAM E BUS DR. HARDIN SPEAKS (story page one) (story page three) m m Voi. XXXVII GOLETA, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1957 No. 10 Gaucho Band Enters Patterson Voted Freshman Homecoming Parade President; All Races Close Participation in homecomipg last weeks election were just activities is one of the projects by Bruce Loebs about as close. undertaken by the Gaucho Band In one of the closest races in Claridge Veep this year. Although the band is the school’s history, Bruce Pat­ Here are the results of all of­ not a marching group, it will ap­ terson was named President of fices: Frosh Vice President^ — pear in the Homecoming Parade. the Freshman Class by a 6 vote Brook Claridge over Dave Nich- Sponsored by the Associated margin over Dick Phipps. The ol in a very close race, being de­ Students, the band is directed by ballotting went down to the third cided by about 25 votes in the Bob Raleigh, a music major at round before Patterson showed 7th round. UCSB. In charge of personnel is a scant majority over Phipps. Ac­ Frosh Secretary — Dede Die­ Tom Truckin, with section lead­ cording to Elections Commission­ trich defeated Carolyn Coffee. ers Steve Roland, Ron Largent, e r ASB Vice President Don Cot­ AWS Winners Brad Godfrey, Jim Gooden and tle, most of the other races in AWS 2nd Vice President — Truckin. Gail Smith defeated Gail Flem­ The Gaucho Band Show will ing in one of the closest ballots, be presented in the spring semes­ decided in the 5th round. ter of ’58; a similar show was Segregation To Be AWS Frosh Rep — Anne Bo- produced last year and was wel­ nine in a last round victory over comed enthusiastically by the stu­ Topic of Rep. Teague Pat Schaber. dents. This year’s show will in­ Largent Defeats Duke clude specialty acts, singers and As one of the featured events AMS Secretary — Ron Lar­ dancers, as well as musical per­ HOMECOMING — A time o f late hours, 3 a.tn. breakfasts, work parties in the early dawn. The pro­ of the Associated Students As­ gent over Henry Duke 93-86. formances by the band. Tom duct, a beautiful float, such'as the one above which captured some sort of a prize back in 1954. sembly Committee, a forum dis­ Sophomore Secretary — Greteh- Truckin is interested in many cussion on the problems of seg­ en Ziegler over Terry Trau. AWS types of entertainment for the regation and integration will be Secretary — Gretchen Ulrich in show. All interested persons held tomorrow in the Classroom a close win over Leta Andrews, should contact him at Cypress Block V auditorium at 3 p.m. Sue Campbell and Marge Peter­ Hall or get in touch with Bob The Block C meets Thurs­ HOMECOMING EVENTS The program highlights Con­ Raleigh at Woodland 7-1693 aft­ gressman Charles Teague (Rep.- son. day noon in Bldg. 420 Rm. A total of 683 votes were cast Calif.) and Rev. George Hall of er 5 p.m. 110. This meeting marks the for the eight offices. Over 400 At the end of the football sea­ GET UNDER WAY AS the AH Saints By-the-Sea Episco­ deadline for club dues. The Freshmen cast ballots for their son the band will prepare a regu­ pal Church. The third member organization has decided to favorite candidates. lar stage show which will be of the panel is a member of the carry out plans for show­ It is not possible to give ac­ taken on a tour of high schools DEADLINES ANNOUNCED Los Angeles chapter of the Na­ cases to be installed in front curate voting figures in each of­ in this state. tional Association for the Ad­ of the New Dining Hall and ' by Louis G. Robinson fice, since the preferential meth­ In the past the band has par­ vancement of Colored People. Student Union. The show­ od was used, with votes being ticipated in Homecoming activi­ Variety acts, floats, a parade down the center of the cases will advertise weekly Congressman Teague, who is tallied on the basis of second, ties, including the Galloping Gau­ town of Santa Barbara, a beauty queen, prizes, trophies, a sporting events according to the representative for this dis­ third, and sometimes fourth cho Review. At football and bas­ Dave Iman, Block “ C” presi­ rally at the Sunken Garden . what is it? It’s the 1957 trict, has been elected twice from ketball games, both at home and choices. dent. presentation of Santa Barbara College’s HOMECOMING! this area. Teague is a staunch Cottle was pleased with the away, the band has been present To the uninitiated the spectacle appears as a Roman-like advocate for Eisenhower in Con­ keen competition shown in all of to promote school spirit. gress. the races. He also expressed his Following is a list of Gaucho festival engrossing as many aspects of being “ social” as one Cal Rooters Need The discussion will revolve thanks to the voters for sticking band members: of Nero’s original parties. To the initiated, Homecoming around the three important as­ to the preferential method, thus Woodwinds: Russ Hoyt, Steve Tickets, Not Cards represents an integral part of the college to which long hours pects of the situation in the eliminating any runoff elections. Rolin, Dave Livingston; Trom­ Tickets for the All-Cal game, of work are repaid in the entertainment of observers and south; these are integration, seg­ One Site Successful bones: Pete Samwlser, Ron Lar­ to be held at the Coliseum on favorable graces of judges. The theme for this year’s Home­ regation and the power of the This election marked the ini­ gent, Steve Gray; Trumpets: Nov. 2, are on sale at the Gradu­ coming has been chosen. It is U C the World. federal government in enforce­ tial test of the one-site polling John Friedlander, Dave Mc­ ate Manager’s office now. These ment of the Supreme Court deci­ place. According to Cottle, “ it Cleery, 'Darryl Denning, Jim Using this theme, based on the tickets are required for admis­ sion; didn’t hurt the turn-out as some Goodin, Brad Godfrey, Dave Hollywood spectacle of Around The Homecoming Parade sion to both the UCSB-Davis tilt This symposium-type program people predicted, and the elec­ Nichols, John Porter; Drums: the World in 80 Days, the Home­ is one of the highlights of the in the morning and the UGLA- springs out of an interest shown tions were handled more effici­ Stan McGinley, Larry Michals, coming Committee has sought entire spectacle. In the past Berkeley game in the afternoon, by members of the student body ently than in the past when three Tom Truchan. for a maximum of variety from they have provided a pageant­ and are available for $1.75. Stu­ the various participating groups ry unequaled for a town and who wish to be exposed to die polling places were used.” dent Body cards presented at the in their presentations. college the size of Santa Bar­ ideas and opinions in the current All of the victorious candidates rootiiig section. will assume office immediately. It is this theme which will pre­ bara. The sight is breathtak­ issue, stated Neil Kleinman, Panhellenic Sets Patterson will assume his posi­ Reserved tickets for par­ dominate in all phases of Home­ ing, indeed, as the college’s chairman. tion on the Legislative Council ents and non- -students of coming, including the parade and effort is climaxed in the pres­ No admission will be charged Spring Rush Dates in the weekly meeting Tuesday UCSB can be purchased for the Galloping Gaucho Review. entation of beautiful floats and there will be an opportunity evening in the “ Huddle. The Panhellenic Council $3.50. The seats will be lo­ And, here, a word about the re­ being applauded enthusias­ to ask questions from the floor. has set the dates Feb. 1 to 9 cated in the same area as the view, or GGR for those in the tically by the town populace for spring rush events. rooters’ section if desired. know. GGR consists of a variety observing them on State Registration forms will be Bob Lorden, Graduate Man­ presentation to which different Street. Folk Singer Makes Debut on SBC Campus; available after Nov. 1 in the ager, said, “ These $1.75 tickets living groups as well as clubs But leave us not forget our office of the Dean of Women are for the Gauchos’ reserved and general organizations partici­ queens; and queen electives will for all girls interested in section. They cannot be purchas­ pate by contributing skits and Homecoming abound in. Last Sam Hinton Entertains in Classroom Aud. rushing. Applications must ed at the game.. Sales will defi­ talent to the show. These per­ year there were 12 lovely ladies Tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in the lecture hall of die Classroom be returned by Jan. 17. nitely close at 4 p.m., Oct. 29.” formances will later be judged all vieing for the coveted title Building, Sam Hinton, popular folk singer and recording artist for according to their authenticity of Homecoming Queen, all of Decca Records, will present an array of folk songs. This recital is and uniqueness in dealing with them personable and Charming, offered free to the public by the Associated Students Assembly Com­ the over-all Homecoming theme. not to talk of good looks and mittee and the UCSBC Committee on Drama, Lectures and Music. GAUCHO NOTICES lovely figures. Seating will be limited to 200 p Homecoming Parade Dance Group To Meet Joint Ed Meet Homecoming Game Hinton can boast a background All education organizations are The parade is essentially of he was billed as “ folk singer and Folk and Square Dance group The Pepperdine Waves will of varied musical experience and invited to attend a, joint meeting the same nature, with the living be the challengers to the Gau­ education.