The Jaysee Echo (Rochester, Minnesota), Volume 22, Number 13

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ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1955
NUMBER 13
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Discussing   IRC  Conference   plans  are:  Jerry Olerud, Idanna Kuehn, Liz LaPlante (seated), Neil
(Anderson, Lillian Von Osten, Vic Batzel, and Mr. Bateman, faculty advisor.
alent Festival Participants
\tage Varied Performances
IRC Regional Conference
To Be Held Here Today
Today, April 29, the International Relations Club Region Conference is being held at Rochester Junior College. Attending the
conference are representatives from Austin Junior College, the University of Minnesota, Waldorf College of Forest City, Iowa, St. Mary's
College of Winona and  Rochester Junior College.
Registration will begin at 12:20, and the first discussion group
will begin at 1:00 and last until 2:30. This will be followed by coffee.
The second discussion period will be held from 3:00 to 4:30, following which there will be time for a tour of the new Mayo Clinic building and a social hour. The dinner will be held at Holland's Cafeteria from 5:30 to 7:30.    The speaker will be Geza Schultz.
There will be four groups discussing the main topics of the United
Nations, Universal Military Training and the Use of Atomic Weapons,
Formosa, and Communist China. Discussion group leaders will be
Neil Anderson, Dave Waldemar, Frank Evangelist, and Lillian Von
Osten. During the first period1 these topics will be discussed fully,
and during the second hour concrete resolutions will be drawn up.
Each group will write up two 'resolutions. The final resolutions will
be signed by the members of the group. These will then be sent to
trie press, radio, Minnesota's congressional delegation, and our United
Nations delegation.
The conference was planned by
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[inesota junior college talent
Jival was held Saturday eve-
|g, April 23, in Central audi-
lum. About 100 students from
Jstin, Bethany, Concordia,
Irthingron, and Rochester jun-
|colleges attended the festival
: provided an evening of fine
Jrtainment. There was much
|ety with vocal and piano
Is   and    duets,    violin    solos,
IRC    CONFERENCE
SCHEDULE
12:20-1:00
Registration
1:00  -   2:30
Discussion Group
2:30 -  3:00
Coffee  Hour  in   Library
3:00 - 4:30
Discussion Group
(Second Session)
4:30
[T<w of New Mayo Clinic
5:30  -  7:30
Dinner at Holland's
group numbers, and other entertainment which included not. only
popular music and comedy but
also classical music and talent of
a serious nature.
An octet from Worthington
Junior College commenced the
program with "The Bells of St.
Mary's," "Halls of Ivy," and "This
Ole House." One of the girls
then came back to do some piano
numbers including "12th Street
Rag" and Grieg's "First Concerto," plus a medley of popular
songs.
Next, a group of ten students
from Austin, called the JC Jesters, presented a comical skit
about a bear who went to college and whom all the students
and faculty members thought was
"A silly student who wore a fur
coat and needed a shave." Following the skit the Austin chorus
sang three numbers, and their
swingtette did the cOmedy number "You'll Never Get Away,"
and  "Down Through the Years."
Third on the program was Con-
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Delta Psi Omega
Initiates Members
Members of Delta Psi Omega
and Rajester held their banquet
and initiation at the Markay, on
Wednesday night, April 20.
Following the dinner, the president of Delta Psi Omega, Tom
Erickson emceed the banquet and
introduced the different acts put
on by the initiates.
Sharon Hammond, Kathleen
Beckley and Carol Myhre taught
Jerry Pribyl and Perry Campbell
how to play craps. Dick Jensen
depicted Lady Macbeth in her
sleepwalking   scene,   and   Roger
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Junior College IRC. Committee
members are:Gerald Olerud, general chairman; Victor Batzel, discussion topics chairman; Audrey
Price, recording secretary and
policy resolutions; Walter Morales, Jim Ackerman, Chuck Willing, registration; Lillian Von Osten, Dena Mamasis, tickets; Idanna Kuehn, letters to the clubs;
Johng Lim, Dave Shonyo, posters; Neil Anderson, Harold
Schmidt, publicity; Dave Waldemar, Pat Roland, Fanny Bacal,
dinner; Carl Hemp, Russ Chapin,
speaker; Liz LaPlante, coffee;
Frank Evangelist, Dave Kruger,
Barbara Betts, Marlene Hardtke,
tours;Frank Evangelist, treasurer;
and Loey Mae Lange, secretary.
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CLUB
BANQUET
WEDNESDAY,
MAY   4,    1955
6:30 P.M.
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WINTER    QUARTER
Forty-six students of Rochester
Junior College have been named
to the Honor Roll for the winter
quarter. These students have
met the requirements which state
that the student must carry 12
or more quarter credit hours and
maintain a "B" average or better. Of the 46 named to the
Honor Roll, 20 are freshmen, 24
are sophomores, and two ore
post-graduate students.
Two students have maintained
an "A" average for the winter
quarter:
LeRoy Christopherson, postgraduate, Rochester, and Sharon
Hammond,  freshman,  Rochester.
The other students on the Honor
Roll are as follows:
Neil Anderson, sophomore,
Rochester; Victor Batzel, sophomore, Rochester; Kathleen Beckley, freshman, Rochester; Russell
Billings, sophomore, Stewartville;
Vasiliki Chouramanis, freshman,
Rochester; Richard Cutshall, sophomore, Rochester; Robert Drake,
freshman,   Hayfield;   Karen   Eich-
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