The Jaysee Echo (Rochester, Minnesota), Volume 25, Number 8

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ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1958
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Charles Rucker, a sophomore in pre-business at JC, will be part
>f a tour in Europe especially for junior college students.
C The tour is under the, leadership of Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Colvert
if the University of Texas in Austin. Dr. Colvert is the past president
if the American Association of Junior Colleges and was the director
if research for that association from  1949 to 1955.
The trip, which  was open to any JC student,  and will   last 36
lays, is being handled by the Holiday Travel House for the reason-
ible fee  of  $1189.00,  which   includes  passport  expenses,   personal
xpenses,   and   transportation    from   the   hometown   to   New   York.
lotels, meals, a tour manager, and sightseeing tours are a'H  prear-
anged and  included  in the price.
Chuck, who says he is looking
prward   to   the   trip   with   a   lot
f  enthusiasm,   will   visit   most  of
Western   European   countries,
■ith   fhe   highlights   of   the   trip
|jeing  a   four-day   stay   in   Paris,
visit   to   the   World's   Fair   in
Belgium,     visiting     the
nd   Italian   Rivieras,   the
Music  Hall  in  London,
Stratford  on  the  Avon
a    Shakespearean   play
I   at   the   famous   Mem-
latre there, and visits to
hd   the   Black   Forest   of
Jamma Rho
RASr0 Initiate
des, ofew Members
three     ^  j_   q    publications   meeting
snaps, o'   *jH r a
Easv to( i°'nt sta^ °^  "aiuco an<a
jr or bloe   Jaysee   Echo   was   held   on
•ices-Mesday,   January   14,   at   12:30
$L,?on, for the purpose of nomin-
>M     ** ing  their  representative   candi-
ite for Sno-Queen.   Nancy Stri-
rt,  editor   of   the   Rajuco   year-
»ok,   was    the    choice    of    the
treasurer. Ruth Ann Huntsinger
was appointed chairman of the
formal banquet, to be held on
Tuesday, January 28, and Scotty Clark was appointed chairman
of   the   informal    initiation,
A ommittee to work on a skit
resentafion of the can-
ps also appointed, con-
ling of Kent Penwarden, chair-
in, Kay Giese, Nancy Kling,
n Beyer, Nancy Strifert, and
Ti Whipple.
After the meeting, sophomore
mbers of Gamma   Rho stayed
hold a short meeting to elect
icers and  to  plan  the  annual
iation   banquet   of   the   jour-
istic society. Nancy Strifert
S elected president, while Jerri
'lipple, editor of the Echo,  ac-
>ted   the   office   of   secretary-
Faculty Members
To Attend Workshop
Four faculty members are planning to attend the Second Workshop on General Education, sponsored by the State Advisory Committee on Teacher Education and
the Committee on Liberal Arts
Education of the North Central
Association. The meeting, at
which representatives from Minnesota colleges and junior colleges will be present, is to be
held January 31 and February 1
at Augsburg College in Minneapolis.
Sitting in on the discussion
groups on Communications, Ex-
tra-Cuifricular Activities, Social
Science, and fhe Humanities will
be Louise Barthelemy, Ethel
Evans, Mary Goette, and Marie
Matt.
Who's Who List
Compiled for Year
The Student Council recently
made up the list for Who's Who
at JC for the 1958 Rajuco.
Names are submitted by council members and voted on by the
council as a whole.
Students who are chosen are
chosen completely upon the basis
of their service to JC and how
active they have been in extracurricular activities. While the
list is made up primarily of sophomores,  freshmen  are eligible.
The list will not be released
until the Rajuco comes out . in
May.
Social Committee
Announces Events
For Sno-Week
The Winter Social. Committee,
under the co-chairmanship of
Marilyn Richey and Phyllis Sor-
enson, have swung into action on
plans for Sno-Week, including
the theme for the dance. The
plans   are   as  follows:
January 31—Coronation of the
Queen  — Game  at Austin
February    1—Sno-Dance    at   the
Country  Club  —  The  theme
of the Dance is "Silver Ser-
•   enade"
February  3—Game  at Mankato
February 5—Skating Party and
Mixer at the Merry-Go-
Round
February 7—Monitor Convocation
Organized  Scrag   Day
Pep   Fest
Game with Worthington
Teen-Time Record Hop after
the game
The committee is working on
plans for taking buses to the
Austin and Mankato games. Interested students should sign up
on the bulletin board. Decorations for the dance are being
planned, but will be kept secret.
The committee members are Pam
Brown, Elsa Colvin, Carolyn
Erickson, Scott Frear, Donna
Harms, Vince Meyers, Kent Pen-
warden, Jerry Prow, advised by
Miss Goette.
Coronation of Queen
To Open Festivities
This year the coronation convocation is going to be new and
exciting. In previous years the students have known a few days before her coronation who their Sno Queen is, but this year the coronation committee has come up with a different procedure for the
coronation. It is the hope of the committee that this new procedure
will draw more students to the convocation.
The queen's identity will be
coronation. The three finalists wi
representatives from the clubs who
three girls will be 'lined up on
the front part of the stage and
Roger Garmers will then open the
envelope containing the" name of
the queen. He will then put a
beautiful blue and gold1 velveteen robe on the girl who is
queen. Mr. Singley will then
crown the queen and Roger Garmers will escort her to her throne.
The other two finalists will be
the queen's attendants. Flowers
will be presented to the queen
and her attendants by the representatives from the club who
nominated each girl.
Following this ceremony the
basketball team members will be
introduced and a pep fest will
close  the  program.
The entire convocation is under
the 'leadership of Delores Techau.
Business Men
To Visit School
The faculty Public Relations
Committee, under the chairmanship of Miss Matt, is making
plans for a luncheon to honor
visitors to J. C. on Education
Business  Day,  January  29.
On that day, formerly held
during American Education Week,
in November, the schools invite
the business men and women of
Rochester to visit the schools.
There will be a general meeting
in Central Auditorium at 9:00 in
the morning, followed by visitations of various divisions from
9:30 to   11:30.
The faculty luncheon will be
for those visitors who visit J. C.
classes. The business men played
host to the teachers on Business
Education Day in August.
kept secret until the time of her
II be escorted down the aisle by
are sponsoring each finalist.    The
Cast Rehearses
Spring Play
The dramatics group of Junior College began rehearsals this
week for the presentation of
Bernadine, the Broadway hit, and
later a movie starring Pat Boone.
The play is a laugh-loaded, frank
comedy about a teen-age gang
and their problems.
The cast is as follows: Arthur
Beaumont (Beau), John Gannon;
Leonard Carney (Carney), Chuck
Erhorn,- Will McElroy (Mac) Gordon Behnken; Morgan Olson (Olson), John Schantz; Dave Gibbs
(Gibbs), Harlon Anderson; Ruth
Weldy, Phyllis Sorensen; Jean
Cantrick, Marilyn Richey; Selma
Cantrick, Judy Hren,- Buford Weldy (Wormy), Bob Ritlinger; Marvin Griner (Tub), Tom Walker;
George Friedelhauser, (Fudge),
Augie Williams; Helen, Defores
Techau; Vernon Kinswood, Jerry
Prow; Enid Lacy, Prudence Johnson; Hotel wolf, Judd Thompson;
A. J. Witnik, Scott Clark; Woman, Darlene Goodwin. The play
will be directed by Robert Wise.
Since it is a two-act play it
will require a large production
crew, which has not been named yet. Anyone interested should
see Mr. Wise.
The play will be presented to
the public on February 20.
Polio patients deserve a better
fate than imprisonment in iron
lungs, chest respirators, braces,
wheel chairs. Survival is not
enough. Give to the 1958
March  of  Dimes.