The Jaysee Echo (Rochester, Minnesota), Volume 27, Number 9

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THE JAUSEE ECHO
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ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, I960
NO.  9
ajuco Rushes To Meet Final Deadline
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ijama Game Delights Rochester Audiences
iponse to
ior College
jw Terrific
by J.C.  CRITICS   CIRCLE
jestimated    2,400    persons
■jama Game" on February
20 in Central  Theatre—
y loved it!   Every minute
sparkling,   colorful   show
joyed   by   the   audiences
fed the auditorium for two
The fast-moving musical
"brought a bit of Broad-
Rochester."    The   entire
(Serves praise for an  out-
jg production.
Kirkwood as Hines, the
lead in the show, won
[audience approval as tie
■danced, and drew gales
inter throughout "Pajama
■ Especially enjoyed by the
was the scene in which
jama   pants   he   modeled
their waistband button;
|y, the pants fell.   All this
some  embarrassment   to
ting, who played Mabel
jce secretary, and to Diane
Ind, who took the part of
| Hine's girl: Both Judy
tne gave unusually polish-
lormances that added to
fly comic nature of many
ihow's scenes.
Jestus  and   Steve   Evans
a the romantic interest in
tP Game."   Judy turned in
ping portrayal of the viv-
be Williams which  was
Mi and energetic.   Steve
[proved to be perfect,  as
pd by the enthusiastic  re-
he received  through  the
IHis singing was especially
' Particularly his rendition
[Popular, "Hey There."
|0n Almlie as Prez, the un-
lad
was absolutely ridicu-
e translated his character
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ltinued on page g, col. 1)
Yearbook staff members Mary Ann Thompson, Editor Karen Haht, Jan Larson, and
Section Head Barb Eichendorf check over a lay-out for the 1960 Rajuco.
J. C. Journalism
Society to Hold
Initiation Rites
Gamma Rho, honorary journalistic society, will 'hold its annual
initiation March 16. In charge of
the informal initiation are Don
Schulte, Warren Litynski, Ron
Smith and Gary Witzke. Heading
the program commttee for the
banquet to be held at the Markay
dining   room   is  Barb   Eichendorf.
Dean and Mrs. Charles Hill will
be guests of the society. The
speaker will be Marietta Sonnenberg,   Post-Bulletin  staff  reporter.
Results of the day's initiation
stunts will be reported and discussed, followed by a candlelight
initiation, after which new members will take a pledge admitting
fhem to-membership in the society.
Nominees are V. Margellos,
T. Teigen, L. Heenan, B. McLean,
D. Hammond, J. Sargent, P. Ford,
J. Passe, S. Stillwell, J. Ridenour,
L. Geist, D. Willis, A. Dashow, S.
Riddle, W. Perley, P. Gilligan, D.
(Continued  on  page  8,  col.  4)
Booster-Cup Winner to Be
Announced at Spring Fling
Results of the Booster Cup campaign between finalists Dave Bozikowski and Earle Lewis will be
announced at the spring banquet
May 25.
The Booster Cup is given annually to the sophomore student
who is voted by the students to
be the outstanding booster of
Junior College functions. It is the
only   award   which   the   students
themselves choose; all other
award winners are chosen by the
faculty.
He is chosen for being a loyal
and active participant in R.J.C.
activities and a good representative of the ideals of R.J.C. Shol-
astic achievement is also considered.
(Continued on page 10, col. 1)
Dean Hill and Mr. Paul examine the N.C.A. report sent to R.J.C.
as a result of the recent inspection conducted by N.C.A. team of
college examiners. Results of the report will be announced to
students after the School Board has received copies and taken
official stand on some of the recommendations.
Small Energetic
Staff Prepares
1960 Yearbook
Final deadline for the Rajuco
is March 8, and Editor Karen Haht
and her staff are rushing to meet
it. "The 1959-60 yearbook will be
a complete pictorial history of our
school year," Editor Haht said.
This year the Rajuco staff has
planned an eighty-page annual.
The publications office is a center
of activity; staff members plan
layouts, work out picture schedules, write captions and copy-
blocs, and decide on headlines,
besides identifying the large numbers of photographs pouring into
the office. Typists are busy preparing copy to meet the deadline
as section editors scramble to complete their assignments.
Mr. McKeehan, Rajuco advisor,
has played an active role helping
to prepare this year's annual.
But the bulk of the huge job is
being carried on by students. The
yearbook staff is a small but energetic one; about thirteen students have contributed a great
deal of time and talent. Most
obvious to the reader will be the
hours spent on photography and
darkroom work by Dave Kirkwood. Barb Eichendorf, sophomore editor, and Joanne Tetzlaff,
freshman editor, are two of the
section heads who are helping to
make the 1959-60 Rajuco a success.
Faculty section editor, Eileen
Pankow, is often seen busily
planning parts of the Rajuco with
her staff in the publications office.
This same spirit of hard work and
accomplishment goes all the way
through the Rajuco staff, from
Editor Karen Haht to the typists,
headed by JoAnh Williams. The
design for the cover and division
pages has been the responsibility
of Shirley Hosek, art editor.
Jaysees can look forward to
another top-ranking annual this
year as the Rajuco staff rushes to
make  that  last  deadline.