The Jaysee Echo (Rochester, Minnesota), Volume 26, Number 7

              elcome to Sno-Week
THE JAUSEE ECHO
XXVI
ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1959
No. 7
eek of Fun and Frolic Ahead
o-Week Activities Begin
ith Queen's Convocation
Central Auditorium was the scene of the annual Rochester Junior
he Sno-Queen Convocation on the 30th of January,
fhe Convocation was the kickoff for Sno-Week activities which
hllow February 2-6. The main event taking place was, of course,
(owning of the Sno-Queen. The Queen was selected from the
Hates presented: Nancy'Kling, Rajuco and Echo staff; Judy Armit,
tarsal Club; Jane Hammond, SNEA; Charlotte Fritsch, Newman
[Dawna Hauswirst, I.R.C; Kay Giese, Phi Theta Kappa; Carol
Jill, Y.M.C.A.   candidote,   and   fatty  McGovern,   Varsity   Club.
convocation   began   with,
Irchestra,   directed   by   Mr.
Ln, playing "Pomp and Cir-
bnce"  as  the   Processional.
fueen, Jane Hammond, and
ttendants,  Judy  Armit   and
Cutshall then were escorted
| members of the Rochester
College Yellowjackets Bas-
team.
lr the coronation  ceremon-
Iboys' choral group consist-
iGary Peters, Charles Kaf-
[Barry Clapper and  Harold
sang "The Very Thought
6" as a salute fo the new
|Sno-Queen. Following this
tiool song was played and
school-spirit skit, a take-
fctinued on page 8, col. 4)
Calendar oi Events
Jan.
30—-Sno-Queen
corona-
tion convocation
Basket-
ball, Austin here, Mixer
afterwards
Jan.
31-Basketball,
city there
Mason
Feb.
2-6-Sno-Week
•
Feb.
3—Skating    Party    and
Mixer
Feb.
4—Swim Gym
/
Feb.
5-Basketball, Worthing
ton  there
Feb.
6—Sno-Dance,
Club
Country
Feb.
9—Basketball,
there
Bethany
Feb.
13—Basketball,
Martin
Luther here, Mixer after
wards
Seated:   Pat McG-overn, Kay Giese,  and Jane  Hammond.   Standing:   Dawna
Hauswirith, Carol Cutshall, Judy Armit, Charlotte Fritsch, and Nancy Kling.
F°t° Niko Inagaki  instructs Jim Carroll in the  Oriental
rl or bowing.
Rajesters Hard at
Work on Tea House
This year's -Rochester Junior College three-act play, "Teahouse
of the August Moon," will be presented at Central School Auditorium on February 25,  1959.
The list of the cast is as follows:
Sakini, Jim Carroll; Sergeant Gre-
govich, Don Megraw; Colonel
Wainright Purdy III, Lee Covert;
Captain Frisby, Charles Ehrhorn;
Old Woman, Barbara Stiles; Old
Woman's Daughter, Judy Davis,-
Ancient Man, George Klages; Mr.
Hokaida, David' Bozikowski; Mr.
Omura, Dick Edwards,- Mr. Sum-
ata, Dennis Gjerdingen,- Mr. Sum-
ata's Father, George Klages,- Mr.
Seiko, Gordon Behnken,-
Miss Higa Jiga, Alice Berkins,-
Mr. Keora, Tom McNeil; Mr. Osh-
ira, Bob Ritlinger; Villagers, Paul
Norrie, Leroy Larson, John Giere,
Bill Gernes, Lloyd Oehlke; Ladies League for Democratic Action, Marcia Sdhlee, Bernadine
Schoenfelder, Kay Coulson, Barbara Eichendorf, JoAnn Williams,-
Lotus Blossum, Janice Gannon,-
and Captain McLean, John Gannon.
Jane Hammond
Elected Queen
Jane Hammond, a Rochester
Junior College sophomore, was
elected Sno-Queen and crowned
at a coronation convocation held
in Central Auditorium on Friday,
January 30 at 12:30 p.m.
Her attendants were Judy Armit, a freshman enrolled in the
Clerical and' Business Machines
Course, and Carol Cutshall, also
a freshman, enrolled in the General Secretarial Course.
Jane is enrolled in a Pre-education course at J.C, and next
year plans to major in music at
St. Qlaf College in Northfield,
Minnesota. Jane is well-known
around J.C, for sl?e has participated in many extra-curricular activities. Last year, she belonged
to S.N.E.A., Rajesters, and Choir.
This year she is secretary of
S. N. E. A., secretary-treasurer of
Rajesters, one of the members of
the Girls' Trio, and Woman's Page
editor of the Echo.
Among her hobbies, piano
playing ranks high. She also enjoys swimming and has served as
life-saver at many of the J.C.
Swim-Gyms.    Her  favorite  foods
are pizza and chocolate shakes.
Besides these activities, Jane
works part-time in the Junior College Registrar's office, and also
has a part-time job at Fiksdal
Florists.
(Continued on page 4, col. 3)
"Sno Chalet" Will
Be Dance Theme
The Annual Sno Dance, which
this year will revolve around the
theme "Sno Chalet," will be held
on Friday, February '6, at the
Rochester Golf and Country Club.
A definition of chalet, for students who were wondering, is a
Swiss cottage or hut. The decorations, which will be carried out
along the 'lines of this theme, are
being planned .by the Student
Council With the assistance of the
Social Committee.
Included in the night's entertainment is dancing to a. well-
known band which has not been
announced and a special surprise
program. The newly chosen Sno
Queen and her two attendants
will also be introduced. Refreshments will be served.
(Continued on page 6, col. 3)