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

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- fi julio, Maurice, and Marlon await questions from Lolita Lotta bottom in Kappa Sigma's first place skit, The Mating Game' Proudly advertising the product, Sue Purdon introduces commercials in the Bahia-Napa pro- duction of The Unoriginal Amateur Hour. Resting on her broom, street Sweeper Debbie Spruell awaits ani- mation in Chi Omega's third place skit, No Strings Attached.

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i Adam fPatrick O'Dowdj encounters Eve CKendra Rosenj in the beautiful garden of I.V. Market as envisioned by Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Phi Epsilon. The immortal words of the Spirit of I.V. fHarry I Bidgoodl climax the Pi Phi - Sig Ep second place skit, Paradise Lost or Pandora's Box, S2.9S. Racy GCR Jests About Everyday Campus Life UCSB's annual variety show, Galloping Gaucho Review, culminated tedious weeks of work and practice. The predom- inantly Greek-produced skits satirizecl student affairs from the parking problem to psych. classes, from the quarter system to Disco Fair. Kappa Sigma won the coveted first place trophy for their skit, The Mating Game. Aside from the skits, outstanding talent in other Helds was demonstrated by the various vocal and instrumental groups included in the review. California Club members were one such team who excelled with their annual rendition of Young Clark Kerr. A dancing act and a clever monologue corn- pleted the show while the audience was dazzled each evening 1 by the presentation of the Homecoming Royalty. Full-house audiences jammed Campbell Hall all three 3 nights to applaud the Gaucho wit displayed in the multivar- , ious renditions. This year's GGR was once again a risque and hilariously satirical harbinger of Homecoming. Lecturing about body types, Professor Euthanasia Schwartz fRon Harkeyl proves Theres No Classes Like Psych. Classes in a skit by Phi Kappa Psi. I 1 . . ia T, X jj, T 6 . A tilt . 7 fi 1. ,., ', :gi X V 2 tl 1151 QL' g ill i T i l.. l ' C l if i I '- . T , li ,p l W F .MLN

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Countless Hours of Preparation Fashion Homecoming While a capacity crowd attended the final Galloping Gaucho Review performance Friday, another greater multi- tude of UCSB students constructed floats in preparation for the morning parade. Float builders wavered between elation and despair as they pondered over the prospects of their floats ever being completed, As the hours passed and Pershing Park became increasingly crowded with workers and watchers alike, the objects of speculation slowly evolved from masses of chicken wire and boxes of cut crepe paper into embodiments of student in- genuity, centering around the theme, The Woiiderful World of Color. Though the activity began early in the day, it did not end until midnight. Even on Saturday devoted paper-punchers rose at 4:30 a.m. to add the finishing touches to the clever, colorful floats that were proudly paraded down State Street later that morning. Lofty handiwork was essential for the perfection of the majestic displays that rarnbled down State Street.