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

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BENNINK BOESEKE BOOKER FORSYTHE LINDSTROM McCONNELL PAGLIOTTI PRATT ' dssomtei HALFERTY The freshmen women were entertained in the fall with a beach party and games, fol- lowed by an informal initiation in the gym, and a party held in the A.W.S. clubroom. At this last afifair the board of the Associated Women Students, the Crown and Scepter, honorary organization for senior women, and members of Las Espuelas acted as hostesses to the new women. Registration teas were also featured in the entertainment of women. entermg Among the many guest speakers and enter- tainers at the regular monthly meetings of the organization were Miss Laura McKeen, di- rector of the Neighborhood House, Mrs. Helen Myers, police woman, and guest soloist Meryl Adams, 1933 graduate. With an attitude of service both in the ad- ministrative work of the A. W. S. and among the women students themselves, the organiza- tion feels that it has brought the women of the school toward a friendly spirit and closer contact.

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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

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BORSTELMANN DUCKHAM FOLLETT SEVERY Hnmte Ilk K The student body deficit this y ear reached its highest point when a bad football season handicapped finances tremendously, thus precipitating a complete retrenchment policy on the part of the finance committee. Headed by Bill Russell, this group slashed budgets to the bottom, in an effort to keep the deficit from growing larger. Budgets for next year were carefully checked and worked out so that a large payment could be made in a effort to remove this deficit. Frequent meetings held were of value in keeping the departments within their budgets. Bill Russell headed this committee, which also included Lloyd Borstelmann, Doug Duckham, Don Follett and Miss Severy.