University of California Santa Barbara - La Cumbre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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a 963 la cumhre uniyier ify California sanf a parpara Published by the Associated Students Editor: Diane Pavoni

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Storke Plaza is the scene of graduation ceremonies. Charter Day presentations, inaugurations, and other important University events. During school days it is a favorite meeting place for students.

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ttCSP 7S dedication Growth of a university occurs only when dynamic forces support and propel it. Specifically, this growth involves many people. Each person, or group to which he belongs, comprises an essential and unique element of the necessary force. From the citizenry at large comes the basis for our physical development through the Federal and California State governments ' financial support. The Regents of the University coordinate the tremendous growth of the University as a whole. Through their decisions and appropriations our Santa Barbara campus grows. At the same time an independent organization designed to effect a development mutually beneficial to the campus and the community grows rapidly. The Affiliates contribute time, thought, and financial support. The Campus Planning Committee keeps the Physical Master Plan for Santa Barbara current, and stresses to the Regents and to the public the enormous potential of our campus. The Student Body itself plays a vital role in our growth, stimulating the need for better education, improved library resources, and additional research. Students can foresee many of the goals, as summits, toward which they can aim. In their zeal they infuse in the University the spirit necessary to strive for these summits. Forces of growth engendered by these people are also effective in combating dangerous conformity. In a university we cannot be chained to habits, for then we will not move forward. From the students and faculty come patience, advice, spirit, and enthusiasm. The Planning Committee provides concrete plans. The Affiliates and Regents give financial aid, time, and thought. Still more support comes from the State and Federal governments. When these dynamic forces work together, it is possible for growth to take place. To these forces we dedicate the 1963 La Cumbre.