The Jaysee Echo (Rochester, Minnesota), Volume 19, Number 5

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THE JAYSEE ECHO
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ROCHESTER,   MINNESOTA,  WEDNESDAY,  NOVEMBER   14,  1951
No.  5
jgers Thrill
ident Body
spiritual Jubilee Singers of
Illinois,  who   have   ap-
jin the Royal Albert Hall,
I England, and throughout
and  the   Unite'd   States
led an hour  of  entertain-
ir the students and faculty
Rochester Junior  College
|al Auditorium on Novem-
The singers are:  Marian
alto;   George   Bizzele,
b; Roma Russell, bass; and
| Lango, tenor and mana-
the  organization.    Miss
Price is their accompan-
itwo women are original-
IPennsylvania and the men
ti Chicago, III.
is one assembly at which
asleep.    The  group
IGood News the Chariot's
""Meet You at the Judg-
oy" followed by a solo
ia Russell, "Over the Bil-
$ea," and an encore num-
h Big Bass Viol." Ed-
tmgo amused the audience
recitation of "The Rivals,"
Negro Love Song" (better
as "Jump Back Honey,
Mc.")   "peep Rjver'' was
(I' 'he entire group, along
Jde in the Chariot," "Josh-
trie Battle of Jericho,"
pies," followed by "Don't
arDem Bells."
|a'n Deratany, of the Sal-
Army, praised the Roches-
|ior Allege and paid his
)'0 Miss McGhee, bringing
pories of his two years
'he captain is leaving
!er for Kansas City, Mis-
member 26, after spend-
GotnUuf &venU,
'     DECEMBER 7
Pep Assembly
Basketball
First Home Game
DECEMBER   13
Health Convocation
I'inued
°n Page 8, col. 1)
Rajuco Staff
Chosen for '52
Students wishing to work on the
Rajuco met' with Miss Matt, faculty adviser, Thursday, October
25, to organize the Rajuco staff.
Those students who will make
up the staff for our yearbook are:
Jim Armstrong, Don Benson, Nancy Bumgarner, Harriett Gilbert,
Catherine Brown, Patricia Hallett,
Allan Postier, Marnea Harding,
Irene Krueger, Martha Erickson,
Joyce Paulsen, Orinne Johnson,
Alice Dodge, Shirley Hanson,
Geraldine Kennedy, Joan Books,
Carolyn Schmeling, Legraen Peterson, Janet Edwards, and Margaret McConnell. Mary Hanson
was chosen sophomore editor,
and Dolores Stoltenberg, freshman editor. Miss Matt stated that
other section heads are to be announced later.
The   theme  of  the   Rajuco,  as
suggested by Don Phillips, is to
present the school year as a play
in three acts.
Dean Goddard, Miss Matt,
Mary Hanson, Dolores Stoltenberg, and Harriett Gilbert took a
trip to Owatonna Thursday, November 8, to get bids on a new
type of printing which the staff
may try out this year.
New Winter Classes
Added to Schedule
With the fall quarter coming 'to
an end, Mrs. Creal is again confronted by the difficult task of
making a master schedule of all
the classes to be taught winter
quarter. Besides the many classes
which continue into the winter
quarter, there are many new ones
being added to the schedule.
Miss Goette is going to teach
a new class on Your Occupation,
mainly for students who have not
chosen their occupation. It will
consist of a personal study of the
individual in order to show him
how to pick an occupation to fit
his personality. It will show him
how to find out the facts about
the job he has chosen. It will
also give the person a few hints
on how to gain employment. The
students will write application letters, learn how to interview people, and learn where to go to
find out about the job. This
class will be held af one on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Mr. Bateman is going' to have
a class in World Affairs. Miss
Goette and Mr. Davis are going
to conduct a psychology class at
the Kahler School of Nursing for
118 nurses. A class on the Principles of Economics will start after Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Bock has four classes which
begin this quarter. One is Home
Management, a series of classes
on housekeeping, including laundering, cleaning, household physics, such as minor repairs on
equipment, managing of family
finances, and planning for efficient utilization of the homemaker's time.    Class room demonstra-
(Continued on page 5, col. 1)
Gala Open House
To Climax Program
Thursday evening, November 15, starting at eight o'clock, Rochester Junior College will hold Open House for parents and friends of
the students. The purpose of this Open House is to acquaint parent:
with the various areas of training available at J. C. Parents will
have an opportunity to meet and discuss mutual problems with the
instructors.
Convocations
Show Variety
For December
For you—the students, R. J. C.
has planned assemblies for the
coming quarter.
A health convocation will be
held in the middle of December.
This assembly will describe the
Mantoux test for tuberculosis, present a film, and a few J. C. students will feature a skit.
Around December 7 a pep assembly wil] be held to arouse
school spirit for our first basketball game.
It would not be Christmas without an assembly being held before vacation, so on December 20
have your voice in good tune for
community singing. At this convocation the J. C. Choir and a
play will also be presented.
Door prizes will -be given at
each assembly through drawing
of locker numbers.
Every two or three weeks a
committee of students and faculty meet to plan these convocations. This committee consists of
Joan Books, Pat Blethen, Harry
Wernecke, John Lehnherr, Miss
Goette, Miss McGhee, Mr. Bateman and Mr. Kortz.
Plans for the evening include a
program of formal entertainment
to be held in Coffman Hall, a social hour, and tours of the college to enable the parents to become familiar with the school.
Dean Roy W. Goddard will
open the program with a welcoming speech. Edith deGroot,
a freshman, will play Malaguena,
by Ernesto Lecuona. A melodrama entitled "Curses, the Villain Is Foiled," by Henry Roland
will then be presented by Donna
Mathison, John Streiff, Jack Wenstrup, Katie Brown, Bob Ripple,
and Nancy Bumgarner, under the
direction of Miss Flora McGhee.
In conclusion the J. C. Girls' Choir
will present two numbers under
the direction of Mr. Sidney Suddendorf.
The Pep Club is in charge of
the tours of the college, and the
groups will be able to inspect the
class rooms and laboratories.
Tour leaders are Marilyn Holtorf,
Pat Blethen, Janet Edwards, John
Lehnherr, Janet Silker, Bev Kes-
ler, Margaret McConnell, Tena
Weber, Jack Wenstrup, Darleno
Matheson, Gerry Kennedy, and
Marnea Harding.
Miss Mary Goette and Mr.
Leonard Davis, heads of the Junior   College   Counseling   Bureau,
(Continued on page 8, col. 2)