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Comedy ®jje JJeto ijam pslj ire VOLUME NO. 47 ISSUE 6 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, DURHAM, N. H. — MARCH 14, 1957 PRICE — SEVEN CENTS Comedy "Sabrina Fair" Six Speakers Hold w Oriental Orgy" Theme Panel On Careers Tonight at 7:30 in Murkland Audito­ rium, Mortar Board will sponsor a For Union's Program Presented Here Soon Career Conference, designed to inform by Linda Chickering the women on campus of the major Student Union’s annual outstanding event of the year, “Nite of fields open to them. The panel will in­ Sin,” will be presented at the Notch on Friday, March 15, and Sat­ “Hey, where’s Batch?” “Does this costume hang evenly?” clude the following six guests: Mr. urday, March 16, at 8:00 p.m. The theme for this year’s “Nite of “Don’t forget to give me my cue.” “Careful — that door’s still S. B. Andrews from the Civil Service Commission in Boston; Lt. Eleanor Sin” is “Oriental Orgy.” The atmosphere will be that of mystery wet!” Mass confusion? Yes, of course. But that’s half the thrill of Rees, Women’s Armed Services, New and enchantment, characterizing the “shady” element of life in the producing a play. The other half comes with the thunder of applause York; Mrs. Ann Oakes, from Harvard Far East. Student Union is putting great efforts into the decorations from the audience, and the exhilarating feeling of knowing it’s a Medical School; Mrs. Mary Dole from Kathryn Gibbs; Mr. Hugh O’Rourke, and arrangements for the “Nite of Sin.” The Notch will resemble success. Personnel Relations Specialist from art opium den. The games of chance will If the reputation of play, cast and crew live up to expectations, General Electric; and Dr. Lester Van- Arnold Air Society Elects: be run in the lobby. The main hall will Mask and Dagger should experience this derwerf, Dean of the College of Educa­ represent an oriental night club with its v e r y emotion when the final curtain tion, Northeastern University. Bob Culton New Commander show girls, entertainment, music, and whispers shut at New Hampshire Hall, Also serving on the panel will be dancing. Not only will the interior of Student Senators The Harl Pease, Jr. Squadron of the March 20-23. Pat Thompson will star Deane McKoane and Irene LaPlante as the Notch be completely decorated, but as Sabrina in Samuel Taylor’s engaging moderators. Dr. Janetos, of the Univer­ Arnold Air Society has recently elect­ every effort is being made to give the comedy, Sabrina Fair. Adopt Proposals; sity Placement Bureau, will also take ed the following officers: Commander, outside an intriguing and sinister look. Sons Battle part in the program. These great speak­ Robert Culton; Executive Officer, Stu­ To add to the amusement of the eve­ Also portraying leading characters, ers will discuss opportunities for ad­ art Kimball; Operating Officer, E. Joel ning, some of the members of our faculty Frank Wells and Ray Prince will become Select Committees vancement, salary possibilities, and the Hall; Adjutant, Edmund Robert; will run the gambling games. Bouncers, Linus and David Larrabee, the two mil­ background, personality, and experi­ gamblers, and “opium” girls will be repre Student Senate constitutional amend­ Comptroller, Philip Pridham; Public lionaire sons who battle over who will ence that a college graduate would sented by members of fraternities and ments, proposed at the last session, Relations Officer, Joseph Montminy. marry the irresistable Sabrina — daught­ need in these fields. They will not dis­ sororities. were adopted at the Monday night The Arnold Air Society, organized er of their chauffeur. Ray Messier will cuss specifically their particular firm or Moonlight Gamblers meeting of the group. Further propos­ on this campus in 1951, strives to cre­ play their crusty old father, who loves school, but will cover more generally The games of chance will include black­ ed amendments were introduced. to attend funerals! Loren Morrill will the field which they represent. ate a close and more efficient relation­ jack, chuck-a-luck, roulet, poker,' and Discussion upon the need for stu­ assume the role of Sabrina’s dad. There will be a question and answer ship among the Air Force Reserve O f­ craps. Gambling will be done with play dents to stand at convocations and Others have been cast as follows: period following the panel discussion, ficer Cadets. Another aim of the so­ money of which everyone starts with an gatherings until the University Presi­ Marde Larrabee, Casey Kirvan; Julie and a coffee hour with the speakers ciety is to further the purpose, mission, equal amount. The lucky person who wins McKinlock, Lee Rente; Margaret, Karen dent is seated, was introduced. All sen­ in Sawyer Hall immediately following tradition and concept of the United ators -were urged to speak of this at the most money playing these games dur­ Boorum; Gretchen, Joan Brown; Paul the program, at which specific ques­ States Air Force as a means of na­ their housing units. ing the evening, will receive a prize of d’Argenson, Judson Sanderson; young tions can be covered. tional defense. Committee aopointments were made, a carton of cigarettes. girl, Sandra Blake; young man, Richard and Betty Lou Linegar was electd to Entertainment will consist of two Kenyon; another young girl, Lynn Van the executive council in place of Don­ twenty-minute shows each evening. Julie Siclen; and another young man, Ronnie ald Whittum who recently resigned. Butler and Serin Punnahitanond are to be Benson. Nancy Pickett, Chairman of the the star attractions with their singing Backstage Glance Campus Chest Committee announced talents. Serin, an exchange student from A look backstage reveals Prof. J. Don­ that the collection figure, with 2/3 of Thailand, is going to sing in his native ald Batcheller in his usual role of di­ the housing units reporting, stands at tongue which will add to the oriental at­ rector, with student cohorts John Cragin $500. Allan Sawyer gave a progress mosphere. Also, Serin is helping to plan and Mrs. Ruth Hinckle giving him an report on the Sophomore Sphinx Com­ the decorations because he has sung in “assist.” Prof. Alec Finalyson is super­ mittee. an oriental night club. vising the technical arrangements, aided It was reported by Richard Ham­ The free refreshments will have the by stage managers Cindy Chandler and mond, Chairman of the Constitutions oriental touch and will be served at the Joan Slovak. Committee, that the following organiz­ “bar” decorated along the same theme. A hit in both stage and screen version ations’ constitutions were approved: There will also be free cigarettes passed and a favorite among college and com­ Angels’ Flight, Army Drill Team, In­ out during these two evenings. munity theaters all over the country, ternational Relations Club, Foreign Committee Members Sabrina Fair never fails to delight audi­ Students Club, Physics Club and Phi The co-chairmen of “ Nite of Sin” are ences with its highly polished humor. Epsilon. Amendments to the constitu­ Roger and Ronald Simone. Many com­ Although the characters belong to that tions of Mike and Dial and the Inter- mittees are working to 'make this year’s now almost extinct class, the “idle rich,” Varsity Christian Fellowship Associa­ Student Union event a great success. the play could easily be about the “people tion were also aprpoved. The chairmen of these committees are as next door,” it’s so realisticly human. Approved Amendments follows: decorations, John Haslam; Key To Plot The amendments adopted at the prior lighting, Don Reed; refreshments, Ellie A key to the plot centers around the meeting of the Senate and approved Gorenstein and Allwynne McMullen; name the chauffeur chose for his daught­ at Monday’s session, made members of show, Joan Pernice and Alma Wright; er Sabrina (pronounced “ Suh-BREEN- (continued on page 8) games, Peter Hollister and Joe Isentein; uh” ) comes from Milton’s poetic masque, oublicity, Jan Davidson; properties, Mike “Comus.” This is not a coincidence, how­ - :•-< •«< V* _ Colbert; personnel, Jan Allaire and Lydia ever, for it soon developes that Fair­ : v T-s/c:. Z',Z/>x Allman. child loves literature. He explains that Camp Counselors There is no admission charge to “Nite he prefers his chauffeur’s position— of Sin.” Your identification card is your though extremelv well educated and rich passport to an evening of mystery and from investments in his employer’s boom­ Prepare For Fall An architect’s drawing of the proposed Basic Life Sciences building to fun. ing corporations—because in this job he Joan Colon, Chi Omega, and Dean can find ample time for his reading. be built for the ’59-’60 academic year. This building will house the Depart­ Louis, ATO, have a big job on their ments of Bacteriology, Zoology, and Agricultural and Biological Chemistry, Sabrina, raised on the luxurious estate hands. Co-directors of next year’s Fresh­ and it will be located along the road running between Conant Hall and Kings­ where her father works, on Long Island’s man Camp, they are responsible for or­ bury Hall. Also scheduled to appear the same year is an arts building which Committee Debates ultra-fashionable North Shore, has al­ ganizing the camp and training 61 Jresh- will be composed of an Arts, a Music, and a Drama Wing as well as an audi­ ways wistfully watched the gay parties men, sophomores, and juniors to act as torium seating 750 people. This will be the first classroom building built for “across the lawn.” The situation changes, Student Handbook counselors. Joan and Dean are being the College of Liberal Arts since 1927. however, when she returns home after helped by an executive staff including At a meeting of the Student Sen­ college and a fabulous job in Paris.
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