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

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PAGLIOTTI PALMAYMESA RICHARDS RUSSELL SEYMOUR THOMPSON TREWHITT WHARTON WHXIAMS Selling of the College Bus and the recommendation that trans- portation for the remainder of the year be handled through the com- mercial lines. ' l he cutting of $4000 from the budget in an effort to cover the deficit which attends the student body. This was probably the wisest move made during the entire year. Establishment of a trophy case which was built under the direc- tion of Mr. Griffin of the I. E. Department. Sponsoring of noon dances, held during the major part of the year. A new Bulletin board built by members of Louie Taylor ' s classes in metal working. Establishment of the new Activities Control Board under the direction of Bill Morrissey. The Annual Council Breakfast, a most enjoyable social func- tion, was staged at the Samarkand hotel, and a swimming party fol- lowed on the same Sunday morning. May 28. FOLLETT

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AUSTIN BENHAM BORSTELMANN ECKLES GLAHN HALFERTY JONES LAiMBOURNE LYMAN MacKELLAR McARTHUR MERIDITH Progress, economy, expansion, and good will, have served again to guide the Student Council, composed of student body officers and department representatives, to the completion of a very active and successful year in the promotion of these keynotes of student ad- ministration. Let us review briefly the major activities entered into by this year ' s council: The inception of a Kangaroo Court, the plans of which were to be carried out under the direction of Bill Russell of the Welfare Committee. The establishment of a system of parking for the campus, elim- inating congestion during early morning hours. Support of the E.xpenditure Survey, which was conducted on campus by Captain Paul A. Jones and assisted by Merle Vance. Printing in the Blue Books of the Honor Code under the direc- tion of Committee Chairman Christina MacKellar. This definitely was a move towards establishment of a honor system at State. DUCKHAM

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With the establishment of the A. M.S. em- ployment bureau as its biggest aim and accom- plishment, the Associated Men Students, ably headed by DeWitt Trewhitt, have finished a year of providing the men with closer contacts with each other by fostering cooperation and a friendly spirit. Traditional State customs for freshmen were carried out at the beginning of the fall semester with the annual Frosh-Soph brawl followed by the overnight trip to Camp Drake. The other social events of the year included the Whiskerino, or beard-growing contest and annual Hobo Brawl, besides monthly guest speakers and entertainment at Pine Hall meetings. TREWHITT ' dSSoduteA PALMER PHELPS SEARS