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The Winonan - 1930S Winona State University OpenRiver The inonW an - 1930s The inonW an – Student Newspaper 12-20-1939 The inonW an Winona State Teachers' College Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/thewinonan1930s Recommended Citation Winona State Teachers' College, "The inonW an" (1939). The Winonan - 1930s. 122. https://openriver.winona.edu/thewinonan1930s/122 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 - 1930s by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Meryl; 'T-qaPPH Tlirristinas New :ear THE WINONAN 358 ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER, WINONA, MINN. Vol.. XXI WINONA, MINNESOTA, DECEMBER 20, 1939 No. 4 Eighty-Two Placed Players Present On Honor Roll "The Nativity" Three Have "A" Rating Eighty-two students have earned Music Club Sponsors Party places on the fall honor roll. A Completing the holiday activi- rating of 3.00 indicates an "A" ties at the college at eight o'clock average; 2.00 indicates a "B" to-night, the Wenonah Players will average. present "The Nativity," a Christ- Those with an average of 3.00 mas pageant, to be followed by an are: Henry Duel, Harriet Palm, and all school party in the gymnasium. Irene Stransky. Elnora Jordan "The Nativity" is composed of had an average of 2.80. the dramatization of three familiar Students with an average of 2.75 biblical Christmas scenes accom- are: Arthur Andrejek, Maynard panied by the Mendelssohn Club, Burt, Alona Cooper, Donald Hein, the Apollo Club, and the Mixed Glenn Johnson, Audrey Milnarsek, Chorus, under the direction of Vivian Pederson, and Laurel Pen- Walter Grimm, head of the college nock. Mrs. Averill Randall had an music department. Costumes and average of 2.66, and Margaret special lighting effects play an im- Meyer 2.55. portant part in the program. With an average of 2.50 were: The play is directed by Dr. Evelyn Best, Arthur Drackley, Gladys Lynch, speech director; but Eunice Hansen, Mary Jane Mar- the choosing of the cast is unique tin, Lorraine Rivard, Mae Scholl- in that the players themselves meier, Carmen Spande, and Mil- placed the roles. The cast con- dred Van Sande. sists of Reader, Henry Duel; Mary, Cyril Allen and Clinton Dorn- Bernice Sunde; Joseph, James Da- feld had averages of 2.40; Evelyn vidson; Angels, Elizabeth Tolleson Anderson, Gayle Graham, and Music Faculty Gives Nino Martini To Be ebrifama5 and Avis Larson; Shepherds, Wil- Carroll Kramer had averages of A month ago — at Thanksgiv- lard Laabs, Howard Rosencranz, 2.33. Convocation Recital Presented In Concert ing — one counted his numerous and Margaret Schlesselman; and Those with an average of 2.25 The Music Faculty of the col- This season's initial program of blessings and gave thanks accord- Wisemen, Glenn Johnson, Charles were: Eileen Brodin, Ethel Gib- lege presented a recital at Convo- the Community Concert Associa- ingly. A month after Thanks- Balcer, and Oscar Joneson. Those bons, Valborg Hall an, William cation, Wednesday, December 6. tion will be the recital by Nino giving one migl• t count his added on the committees for the play, Kaczrowski, Barbara Kissling, The program consisted of: Martini, leading tenor of the Met- blessings, but more than likely he other than the cast, are Everett Eleanor Knutson, Charles Libby, Bouree Stoessel ropolitan Opera Association and counts his presents. And a great Einhorn, Harold Nipp, Vernon Cordelia Lundquist, Albert Posz, Rigaudon Stoessel star of concert, radio, and screen, many people think only of their Hart, Roy Kabat, Adeline Gilbert- Ruth Rockne, Marion Rohde, 1st Violin, Miss Valeta Jeffrey on Monday, January 8 at 8:15 empty purses and of how red ink son, Richard Petty, Ardella Grier, Alice Selness, Mabyn Shield, Anita 2nd Violin, Mrs. Walter Grimm o'clock in Somsen Hall. looks in a ledger book. Christmas Donitza Lumovich, Olive Rue, Sundby, and Janice Warley. Ethel At the Piano, Miss Agnes Bard Martini is the only singer ever is certainly a time of hurry-scurry Marie Deters, Harriet Palm, and Meyer had an average of 2.11. Serenade Schubert to have won the Columbia broad- and of furtive peeks — either in Arden Burleigh. With an average of 2.00 were: casting medal for valuable con- Devotion R Strauss the closet in anticipation, or in the The Christmas party is spon- Paul Adamson, Charles Balcer, tribution to radio art, awarded Voice, Madam Mady Metzger- catalogue to see the price of the sored by the Mason Music Club; Dorothea Bates, Carl Bosshardt, also to Leopold Stokowski and Ziegler Colonel Lindbergh. red tie Aunt Emily sent. a special feature of the evening will Dean Bredeson, Howard Brokken, Carnival of Venice Was Christmas always thus? Not be the mass singing of Christmas Dorothy Cummings, Arlene Deters, Martini will be assisted by (Paginini variations) Miguel Sandoval at the piano. two thousand years ago. A little carols under the direction of Walter Laura Drogemuller, Kathryn Ein- meditation would do us and the Violin, Mr A. H. Langum The program is as follows: Grimm. Millicent Busse is in horn, Janet Foster, Arthur Goede, world more good right now than Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring ... charge of Christmas decorations, Lorraine Hadler, Leona Halsten- I all the gifts the U. S. public debt Bach-Bauer could buy. What is the Christmas which will include a huge Christ- rud, Clarice Hanson, Francis Hat- Vaghissima sembianza Donaudy Piano, Miss Agnes Bard Vittoria, Vittoria Carissimi spirit today? mas tree; entertainment is in charge field, Mildred Jellis, LeNore John- Suite for violin, cello, and piano Largo Handel of Planetta Lang; and Ruby Mo- son, Leslie King, Ruth Kjos, Fred- H. Parker II gren is chairman of the refreshment erick Kohlmeyer, Naomi Lee, Ray- Education Blasted Prelude Melody Gluck-Sganbati corn mittee. mond Loucks, Valerie Lyons, Alden Gavotte and Musette ... E. Trucco By Sorenson Tempo di Minuetto Dorms Hold Parties McCutcheon, Dorothy Millar, Mr. Sandoval "The really great men in any Violin, Mrs. Walter Grimm On Friday, December 8, Shepard Earle Nelson, Mona Louise Olds, III field have not suffered the blight Cello, Mr. Walter Grimm E. Panizza Piano, Mrs. J. J. Hoffman Hall was the scene of a Christmas Frederick Pfeil, Orville Renslo, Sagesse of going through our educational party for the girls of the dormi- Chevauchee Cosaque ... Fourdrain Virginia Richter, Eva Louise Rus- system!" stated President Herbert tory; Monday, December 11, the sell, Lewis Schoening, Shirley Sie- Je crois entendre encore, from "Les Pecheurs des Perles" .Bizet Sorenson of the Duluth State Morey Flail girls had their Christ- vers, Shirley Snyder, Roy Stuhr, mas party. The parties at West Intermission Teachers College in a convocation Radio Programs Present Ruth Swendiman, Gordon Vogard, Lodge and Lucas Lodge were held address, Monday, December 11. this week. A Christmas dinner for and Veir Wood. IV Christmas Seal Stories Racconto di Rodolfo, from "La He believes that, in general, the residents of the dormitories Boheme" Puccini "colleges are places where pebbles During the month of December was given Wednesday evening, Bernice Jansen Speaks are polished and diamonds are the Wenonah Players sponsored a December 13. V series of Christmas Seal radio pro- dimmed." At pre-school age the To College Classes The Spirit Flower grams. The first of these series Campbell-Tipton child is curious, a real "intellectual was a question bee, December 4 Miss Bernice Jansen, Red Wing, Blue Are Her Eyes prowler," but adults (parents and with Lewis Schoening presiding Enrollment Reaches an alumnus who is now an educa- Wintter Watts teachers) discourage this 'desire and asking questions concerning tional missionary in Japan, spoke The Floods of Spring for knowledge. As a child becomes tuberculosis. 509; 46 Are New Rachmaninoff to some of the college classes, a student in grade school, high The second program, "Heroes on . Our enrollment for the winter VI the March," December 6, depicted quarter has not been completed, Tuesday, December 12. Miss Jan- school, and college, he loses his sen has the unique experience of Andante Spianato Opus 22 the lives of famous contributors to but at present there are 509 stu- individuality in his struggle to the control of T. B. dents as compared with the 510 being one of the survivors of the Grande Polonaise Brillante Chopin please the instructor and learn the "Shadow on the Path" was given of the fall quarter. Of this number Athenia disaster. Mr. Sandoval required subject matter. December 11, and it explained the forty-six are new this quarter, and "The United ' States," stated "The present situation in the vocational training offered in a twenty-nine are at Winona State Miss Jansen, "is struggling under VII sanitorium. for the first time. Eight of the teaching world," concluded Mr. a psychology of fear. We need to La Playera Granados-Schipa These broadcasts were in charge boys from the recently constructed . be more tolerant of other peoples Bolero Greyer Sorenson, "has produced medio- of Dr. Gladys Lynch with Ryan C.C.C. camp have enrolled and_ and nations." El Trust de los tenorios ... Serrano crity rather than genius." Halloran announcing. are taking part time courses. Page 2 THE WINONAN It Happens So They Say . ebitoriat5 From the memoirs of a few who "studied" for Every Time exams: • It was still. The moon was hid- Janice Nelson: "By 11:30 I knew four dates and We Have a Club for It den by sombre gray clouds. The all about Henry's wives, so I considered myself In noting the Guild of Former Pipe Organ Pump- massive structure loomed like a eligible for a rest.
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