The Jaysee Echo (Rochester, Minnesota), Volume 28, Number 10

              lister Roberts Goes Into Last Week of Rehearsal"
"Mister Roberts" to be
Working on scenery for "Mister Roberts" are Mr. Wise, Director, John Husband, Stage
Manager, Brian Golberg, cast member, and Mr. Lavine, Technical Director, (left to right)
Presented February 24-25
FINAL TOUCHES are being added to "Mister Roberts," the hilarious comedy written by Joshua Logan and Thomas Heggen, to be
presented by the Rochester Junior College on February 24 and 25. The
story takes place in the Pacific aboard the Navy cargo shop Reluctant,
where the men carry out various mutinous activities activated by boredom and hatred for the Captain. The time is shortly before the end of
the Second World War.
The cast chosen for "Mister Roberts" is an excellent one and the
show promises to be a superb one. Much work, effort and time has
to be sacrificed for a huge production like this, but in the end the
most satisfying results will be shared by everyone. The play is directed
by Mr. Robert Wise, and the stage manager is John Husband with Judy
Spelhaug and Diane Rieple working as assistant stage managers. The
production assistant is La Vonne Austin.
John Husband is chairman of fhe stage crew and construction
committee, with Wayne Russert assisting him. The light crew is headed
by Willis Sween, and the chairman of the sound crew is Curt Wallman.
(Continued on page 8, col. 3)
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THE JAUSEE ECHO
MB XXVIII
ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1961
NO. 10
sinessmen Guests of RJC
ring Education-Business Day
[CHESTER   public   and   par-
I schools were hosts to the
fcss men   and   women   and
| of the community on Wed-
ly, February 8.
t day began in Central Aud-
with a forty-minute pro-
J after which the men and
In were divided into groups
■sit their respective schools.
1 groups were appointed by
|namber of Commerce. Bustle visiting R.J.C. arrived
■offer the program, and visit-
Is library and various classes.
' visitors and their place of
P are   as   follows:    S.    R.
Davis, John Kurvers, Evelyn Frick,
Jim Bardouche, Ollie Madison,
and Burt Peterson from Northwestern Bell Telephone Company;
Tom Aaker and Bernie Lusk from
KROC Radio; Robert Cross, Vern
Kuluvar, Don Perry, and Gene
Goetz from KROC T.V.; R. E.
Campbell, Mrs. Hermine Wissler,
Paul Coats, Bob Williams, Mrs.
Roberta Skaw, and Sue Brickley
from fhe  Kahler Corporation.
The tour of the college was followed by a luncheon at the Town
House. Next year Rochester teach-.
ers will be guests of fhe businessmen.
ALENDAR OF EVENTS
pH ROBERTS" presented Febsruary 24-25
"a Rho Banquet March 1
|daY of Classes for Winter Quarter March 3
F Quarter Finals   ----------   March 6-11
h Quarter Starts March 14
Spring Term
Registration
Commences
February 20 through March 3,
currently enrolled students, who
are not on probation, must regis-,
ter for the Spring Quarter classes.
Students entering the college for
the first time and those who are
on probation may register at a
later date, March 13. A $3 fine
will be added for those who do
not complete registration on time.
Students may call for their registration materials in the Registrar's Office. These should be filled
out completely and taken to the
advisor for approval. Also, any
questions concerning classes
should be discussed thoroughly
with an advisor during the registration appointment.
These forms when completed
should be returned to the Registrar's Office where the student
will receive a statement of tuition
and fees for the Spring Quarter.
Receipt for the payment of these
fees should be presented at the
Junior College Office, room 200,
at which time the student will receive his Spring Quarter Activity
(Cont. on page 8, col. 3)
Snow in
Gamma Rho Society Initiates
Students into Membership
ON WEDNESDAY, March first, 28 students of Rochester Junior
College will be initiated into Gamma Rho, an Honorary Journalism
Society of R.J.C, at an Initiation Banquet held at Wade's Broiler.
Mr. Otto Kvale of Josten's in Owatonna, a journalism graduate
of the University of Minnesota, will  be the guest speaker.
ACCORDING to President Bruce McLean, the new members will
have to go through a vigorous and humorous initiation before attending the banquet that same night.
At fhe present time there are
16 members of Gamma Rho. President of the organization is Bruce
McLean, Vice-President is Darlene
Rose while the Secretary-Treasurer is Lorraine Heenan.
Heading the list of students in
charge of the Banquet are: Linda
Geist, chairman of the Publicity
Committee, Diane Hammond and
Peter Ford, co-chairmen of the
Program Committee, and Blake
Smythe, chairman of the Initiation  Committee.
Special guests will be Dean
and Mrs. Charles E. Hill. Mr. McKeehan, advisor to the yearbook,
and his wife, and Miss Matt, advisor of the Echo will also attend,
Present Gamma Rho members
are: Pete Ford, Linda Geist, Diane
Hammond, Lorraine Heenan, Jan
Larson, Earle Lewis, Voula Margellos, Bruce McLean, Jan Passe,
(Cont. on page 8, col. 4)
Store
for RJC Skiers
ON FEBRUARY 18 and 19,
three of our Rochester Junior College men will attend a Central
Intercollegiate Ski Event Championship to be held at Michigan
Tech College in Houghton, Michigan.
The three boys attending are
Collin MacCarty and Nicholas
Kranz, freshmen, and Chuck Johanns, a sophomore. This event
is sponsored by the National Coi-
legiate   Athletic  Association.
TO BE ELIGIBLE for skiing in
this event, the boys must be undergraduates and meet with
school requirements. Collin Mac-
(Cont. on page 8, col. 2)