The Jaysee Echo (Rochester, Minnesota), Volume 20, Number 11

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THE JAYSEE ECHO
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ROCHESTER,   MINNESOTA,  FRIDAY,   MARCH   20,   1953
NUMBER   11
IRC PLANNING COMMITTEE DISCUSSES REGIONAL MEET.
JOHN DREHER, ALICE DODGE, DAVID HUNT, FRANK ROLLER.
GENE CLABAUGH, JOHN EDSTROM.
R. C Plays Host to
[egional Delegates
Today, Friday, March 20, the Junior College will play host to a
Lonal International Relations Club convention. The Junior College
{emotional Relations Club, which is sponsoring the event, expects
tout seventy-five people for the half day affair. Invitations have
Jen sent to nine schools: St. Mary's, St. Teresa, Winona T. C, St.
|af, Carleton, Coe, Gfandwater, and Waldorf.
The program of the convention begins at  12:30 when delegates
I be able to register.    Upon registration they will receive a large
Id with their name, school, and topic for discussion printed on  it.
1:30 the discussions will begin on the four topics-. Korea, Iran, Indo
Una, and NATO.    The delegates will choose one topic and remain
i that discussion group. There will be a half hour break at 3:00,
ler which resolutions will be introduced in the discussion groups.
1 Gene Clabaugh, I. R. C. president, said, "These resolutions will
J worded in such a way that they will stimulate the discussion and
Icentrate interest on the subject. Because these resolutions will
I sent to newspapers, senators, and the State Department, the deletes will, it is hoped, have serious debates and eliminate some of
I wasted time which might otherwise occur."
Students in charge of the reso-
lions are: Alice Dodge and Bob
■pie, Iran; John Dreher, Indo-
|ina; Don Riess, NATO; and
|ie Clabaugh, Korea.
6:00 there will be a dinner
'he Methodist church basement.
flowing the dinner Dr. J. E. Ed-
Ns, of the Mayo Clinic, will
fe a talk on his experiences in
I (Continued on page 7, col. 1)
-      IRC    PROGRAM      ~
REGISTRATION
1:30    -    2:30
DISCUSSION
1:30 - 3:00
3:30   -   5:00
DINNER
6:00   -    7:00
STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT:
SEATED,   LEFT  TO   RIGHT:
Springtime Brings
"Good Housekeeping"
The Rajesters will present the
three-act comedy "Good Housekeeping," on March 24, in Central Auditorium. There has been
one change in the cast. Charles
Burnett, the leading man, was to
have been played by LeRoy Hart,
but since LeRoy is no longer attending JC, Chuck Eichten is now
the patient and dignified Charles.
The members of the cast are
Chuck Eichten as Charles Burnett,
Marilyn Koenig as Marion his
wife, who is always trying to use
her psychology to solve everyone's problems. Elaine Harvey
and Marilyn Ernst play Chris and
Katy, the two delightful daughters, respectively. Tom Connelly
as Eddie and Don Capriotti as
Nat are the two ardent admirers
of Chris and Katy. Ken Francis
is playing the part of Jim O'Neal,
the political boss, while Gloria
Chafoulias is the very efficient
maid. Mary Williams is the drum
majorette, and Bill Christopherson
is acting as the policeman. The
JC cheerleaders and pep band
will appear to add to the excitement of the play.
(Continued on page 8, col. 4)
Gamma Rho Holds
Banquet at Markay
On Thursday, February 26,
twenty-five students were elected
to become members of Gamma
Rho, the R. J. C. journalistic society. Students were chosen on
the basis of consistent outstanding work on the Jaysee Echo or
the Rajuco or both.
The day started; out with the
initiates appearing in our "Ivy
Halls" with vivid shades of lipstick on their foreheads. They
were painted with the Greek letters "Gamma" and "Rho." At
five o'clock the new Gamma Rhos
were given assignments to get the
most interesting news story. The
assignments included: dragging a
dog leash down the streets—with
no dog, asking people why they
were happy," exchanging an old
worn out tooth brush for a new
one, counting all the marble slabs
on the diagnostic building, interviewing jail prisoners, and visiting
the city dump.
Upon completing the assignments the reporters drove to the
Markay Dining Room where prime
beef roast dinners were served.
Dean Roy W. Goddard opened
the initiation with a brief talk.
Then Jacob Guenther, a sixteen-
year-old exchange student from
Germany/ spoke on his Berlin experiences, and his impression of
fhe American school system. Later in the evening the cub reporters read the stories of their adventurous assignments.
The candlelight ceremony followed at which the constitution
was read by secretary Edith de
Groot. The inspiring evening
ended with each of the new initiates giving the pledge. Alice
Dodge, president of the journalistic society, and this year's Rajuco editor, acter as master of
ceremony.
GUENTHER JACOB ADDRESSES GAMMA  RHOITES ON GERMANY.
Soph's to Gioe Masquerade, Ball
The sophomore class is planning a Masquerade Ball, the tentative date of which is the evening of April 11. The admission
price will include fun, refreshments and prizes. Members of
the committee are Alice Dodge,
Jerry Mahoney, John Dreher and
James Rabehl. Prizes will be given to the cleverest or most original couple, also to the cleverest
or  most original   single  boy and
single girl.
The decoration committee consists of Bill Christopherson, Ronnie Trondson, Bob Toddie, Bev
Kesler, and Jiggs Schulte. Dan
Ridler will take care of tickets.
Publicity committee members
are Tom Hennessey, Chuck Eichten and Janet Edwards.