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The Winonan - 1960S Winona State University OpenRiver The inonW an - 1960s The inonW an – Student Newspaper 11-10-1967 The inonW an Winona State University Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/thewinonan1960s Recommended Citation Winona State University, "The inonW an" (1967). The Winonan - 1960s. 141. https://openriver.winona.edu/thewinonan1960s/141 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The inonW an – Student Newspaper at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in The inonW an - 1960s by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Winona!) Vol. XLIX Winona State College, Winona, Minn., November 10, 1967 No. 7 Wenonah Players present 'answer' for tamng a shrew by Marilyn McGuire Marital relationships have been a theme of literary works. Shakespeare, in his "Taming of the Shrew," presents the classic answer for the man who wants to subdue his headstrong wife. The Wenonah Players' produc- tion depicted the bawdy comedy in fast moving style. Under the direction of Miss Do- rothy B. Magnus, head of the De- partment of Speech and Theater Arts, the show is the first "open theatre" presentation of Shakes- peare in this area, and is indeed another outstanding accomplish- ment in her long list. The main leads: Kate, played by Jeanne Morrison; Baptista, played by John Perry; and Pet- ruchio, played by Mike Sheimo, were superbly done. Baptista ex- hibited a wide range of appro- priate facial expressions and ges- tures as he played the doting fa- ther anxious to marry off both of his daughters. Petruchio cap- "OWCH . INDEED SHE IS A SHREW . she hit me Bianca. Listening to his tale are: Mike Sheimo, Petrchio; John tured the spirit of the play and with my own lute"! Hortensio (John Heddle) seated, laments his Perry, Baptsta; Mark Orlowski, Tranio; Randy Anderson, turned in a performance second fate as he disguises himself in order to be closer to his love, Gremio. (Photo by Durfey Studio). to none. Shakespeare lived in a man's world which was full of Exchange student at WSC masculine humor and power. Jeanne Morrison also turned in a first rate performance. She completely became Kate in her dialogue and actions. In contrast, Arve Mokkelbost represents Oslo School Karen Teasdale, as Bianca, was Winona State's exchange stu- tive to Winona State. In addition, with Mr. and Mrs. Byron White people. very unconvincing. dent this year is Arve Mokkel- he says, he was fortunate enough at 848 W. Broadway. He com- Asked to contrast U. S. and Most notable was the appear- bost, 22, of Kristiansund, Nor- to receive a Fulbright scholar- mented that he likes it here Norwegian education, Mr. Mok- ance of several newcomers to way. ship. largely because he is living with kelbost, who has studied English the Players. Bernie Manley as a very friendly family. Arve's fa- Grunio tactfully delivered the Mr. Mokkelbost is studying State students Duane Lee and for eight years, said that in Os- Elaine Lea are presently in Nor- ther is a business executive with lo he attended 44 to 46 classes comments to the audience, a fa- physical education at WSC, but a lumbering firm, and he has one vorite technique of Shakespeare, he is pursuing a teaching degree way on the same program, origi- each week, including Saturdays. nally instituted by past presi- brother and one sister in Nor- foreshadowing events to the au- at the Oslo Teachers' College. way. Arve met Tazewell Sumner, dience. Another talented new- Last year he applied to the ex- dent Nels Minne. The program last year's WSC exchange stu- now continues on a yearly basis. Leaving home in August, Mr. comer is John Heddle as Horten- change committee there and was Mokkelbost arrived in New York dent at the Oslo Teachers' Col- sio. chosen as the 1967-68 representa- Here in Winona, Arve is living aboard the M/S Oslo Fjord lin- lege, and was introduced to the A special note of praise should er and traveled to Winona with Greek system. He is presently go to Mr. Jacque Reidelberger a shipboard acquaintance from pledging one of the campus fra- for a set well constructed. Also Seattle, Washington. He spent lit- ternities. Rita Gainey, the play's hairdres- tle time in New York City, but The exchange student did cite ser, deserves credit, especially observed that it would be rather one unfortunate incident. Some- for the effective job done on easy to get lost. one stole his rather expensive Jeanne Morrison's hair. In gen- Arve stated he plans to visit suede jacket at a recent sock eral, the play from the crew his friend in Washington next hop in the Smog. Its return standpoint was as excellent as summer and then to travel would be greatly appreciated. the acting. through California and other states before he returns to Nor- way. Wenonah announces pictures He has one last year to earn A schedule for pictures of organizations and clubs to appear in his degree in Oslo and then may the 1968 Wenonah has been announced by Betty Burrows, Organiza- seek graduate education either in tion Editor. the United States or at a Nor- Tuesday, November 14 wegian school for advanced ath- Club Time Place Academy of Science 8:15 pm Gildemeister Hall 155 letics. Arve noted that he does Aescuapians 6:25 pm Gildemeister 155 have a great interest in sports Alpha Phi Omega 6:30 pm Gildemeister 155 Christian Science Organization 6:45 pm Gildemeister 155 and has a coaching degree in Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 6:55 pm Gildemeister 155 Notorious Knights 7:00 pm Gildemeister 155 soccer and a ski instructor's li- Theta Kappa Iota 7:10 pm Gildemeister 155 ARVE MOKKELBOST stands waiting to assist WSC stu- cense. He is presently assisting Veterans Club 7:20 pm Gildemeister 155 Lutheran Collegians 7:30 pm Gildemeister 155 dents at the library where he works. Arve is the foreign ex- the soccer instructor at State. Tau Kappa Epsilon 7:45 pm Gildemeister 155 Kappa Pi 8:00 pm Gildemeister 155 change student this year from our sister school in Oslo. Among Arve's other interests are Pi Delta Epsilon 8:15 pm Gildemeister 155 (Photo by Krause) drawing, political history, and Women's and Men's Dorm Councils 8:30 pm Lucas-Prentiss Lobby Prentiss and Lucas R.A.'s 8:45 pm Lucas-Prentiss Lobby Conway R.A.'s 8:55 pm Conway Hall Richards R.A.'s 9:00 pm Richards Hall Beginning this fall Hi-Rise R.A.'s 9:10 pm Hi Rise Hall Thursday, November 16 Kappa Delta Pi 3:30 pm Swing in front of Phelps Warriorettes 3:45 pm Women's play field Cheerleaders 4:00 pm Front of Memorial Collegiate Club 4:15 pm Memorial steps Ski and Outing Club 4:20 pm Gildemeister Hall 155 Students organize four new clubs "W" Club 6:35 pm Gildemeister 155 Phi Delta Rho 6:45 pm Gildemeister 155 Phi Sigma Epsilon 7:00 pm Gildemeister 155 Four new organizations are this summer. has been organized "to broaden Sigma Tau Gamma 7:15 pm Gildemeister 155 becoming active at Winona State the minds of the students who SNEA 7:30 pm Campus House, 358 W. 8th St. Students and faculty interested Gamma Delta 7:50 pm Central Lutheran this fall. in learning about Christian Sci- are in the area of accounting." LSA 8:10 pm Church Chapel Newman Club 8:30 pm Newman Center, 377 Main The Christian Science organi- ence are invited to the meetings The association meets at least Monday, November 20 zation has been organized to held every first and third Mon- once per quarter and at a time SAM 6:15 pm ...ndemeister 155 Young Democrats 6:25 pm Gildemeister 155 bring Christian Scientists on day of the month at 7 p.m. in designated by the president. Young Republicans 6:30 pm Gildemeister 155 Membership is open to any up- Wenonah Players 6:45 pm Gildemeister 155 campus together and to give the Maxwell library. At the meet- Winona State Speech Association 7:00 pm Gildemeister 155 college community the opportu- ings, the members share experi- perclassman majoring in ac- Wesley Club 7:10 pm Gildemeister 155 Dolphin Club 7:20 pm Gildemeister 155 nity to learn about Christian Sci- ence on the practical application counting. Delta Zeta 7:30 pm Gildemeister 155 The Winona State Students for Kappa Theta Chi 7:45 pm Gildemeister 155 ence. A display at Club Night of Christian Science, and follow WIEP Board 8:00 pm Gildemeister 155 this fall and a lecture on Chris- readings from the Bible and a Democratic Society is a chap- WIEP 8:10 pm Gildemeister 155 ter of the national organization. Debate Club 8:20 pm Gildemeister 155 tian Science scheduled for No- Christian Science textbook on Industrial Arts 8:30 pm Gildemeister 155 However, each local chapter is Alpha Xi Delta 8:40 pm Gildemeister 155 vember 13 are among the acti- subjects of interest such as de- Student Senate 8:50 pm Gildemeister 155 vities designed to do this. Sever- pression, loneliness, and fear of independent of the national or- Accounting Club 9:00 pm Gildemeister 155 al members attended the inter- examinations. ganization and does not necess- Choir and band and all other music groups and the Wenonah national meeting held in Boston T h e Accounting Association (Cont. on P. 3, Col. 1) and Winonan staff pictures will be scheduled for a later date. Page 2 THE WINONAN November 10, 1967 Editorial: Small segment hurts student body; Bookstore to move average student labelled riotous Mr.
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