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Spartan Daily C.) SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Vol I. California Stets LibrarT St.crstaganto 9, fon1.1 Faculty Critics Ov rule Spartan Daily C.) SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Vol. 43 Son Jos*, Calif., Monday, DK. 5, 1955 No. 51 Final Ex Sked Stays Put Frosh Will Discuss Barrett Love , Council Protests Short Time Span: 'Black Story Great; Magic' Dance 1.11,1::111:1, V, .11 rv to 'Not r,acit an all-ttita. tri4a in athonattrt t- Enough Days day's class meeting. according to Ernie Castro, president. The meet- The much-mauled final exami- Teboe Stars nation schedule ing will be held at 3:30 p.m. in Morris Dailey Auditorium. will remain as is. fall semester at least. according Business will concern the "Black Magic" dance which is sched- A mixture of suspense and love to Dr. John T. Wahlquiat. collegt uled for Jan. I. in the Women's m. Diane Chapman. chair- unfolded at the College Theater president man of decorations will give a col lllll ittec report as to yi hat her this weekend. as the Speech and Drama Department presented their 1 be schedule. ay hich found a committee has planned. (-rine in the Faculty Council second production of the 1955-56 Chairmen of other dance committees who will tell of their plans , season. "Tile Barrens of Wimpole Thursday . was defended by Dr. Wahiquist U ridar. I a are: Marlene Tipton, St reet ." cult Y reception committee; Keith Seeler. publicity; ( until recommended that fin- The play, directed Gene Bui, general dance chairman. by Miss Eliz- als he lengthened to two hours abeth Loeffler. was received by and extend over five days. CLASS CONSTITUTIONS an enthusiastic but emotional au- "Class constitutions will be distributed to anyuhe fur the asking," I dience, as the beautiful love story Hon ever, Dr. WahlmiLst said. stated Masako "Socks" Kawauehi, class secretary. of Elizabeth Moulton-Barrett and "President's Council recommen- Robert Browning was so aptly dation for shortened examination Voting for the band to play at the Junior Prom definitely will take done by all members of the cast. periods autumn semester was place at today's Junior Class meeting, to be held in Room 24 at 3:30 Sandra Tcboe. playing the part made after a study by the Exami- p.m., according to Joe Clark, president. of Elizabeth Barrett, gave an un- flat ion and College Lute commit- usually fine performance, and tees and approved by the Coun- Locatiun for the Prom is still a mystery to the class and officers its ; Wayne Ward as Robert Browning cil." lie continued, ''We feel that though. At present, the problem of whether or not the class will be was also very effective in his part. another switch at this time would allowed to hold the prom out of the San Jose area is up to the Class An excellent interpretation of Ed- not be desireable. (since) instruc- Advisers Committee, which as yet has not held its meeting*. ward Moulton-Barrett. the cruel tors already are planning their arid selfish father of the II Bar- exams for this semester." DISAPPROVAL ANNOUNCEMENT rett children, was given by David INSTRUCTOR REACTION The announcement of approval or disapproval probably will come Browne. Henrietta, the lively Commenting 1.11 the question- at next tveck's meeting, Clark stated. "We want to,get all the business member of the Barrett household, naire which was sent out Friday taken rare of at today's meeting so that we can have our Christmas was very welt portrayed by San- BUSY MAKING final plans and to find instructor reaction to a party without the regular business interferring," Clark said. Ira Lewis. listening to an impromptu prac- shortened schedule, Dr. Wahlquist The class voted tentatively to hold the Prom at Bay Meadons The historieal love story con- Music Department Will Present tice aession are A of the IA ad- said, "We look with interest to Turf Club, alter the various locations around the San Jose area cerned the unusual romance be- vam.ed sitide" .1, a, ill give the results of the questionnaire." were ruled out either because they would not be available, or be- tween Elizabeth and Robert, and President's Council will be able a recital tonight in the Concert cause they were too small to accommodate the crowd exPecred. the conflicts that are caused by to determine from this if a change iza bet h's Instrumental and Vocal Works Tonight Hall. Shown seated are two of father. of spring semester finals would The senior briefing course, which will be a required subjeet for all The parts of tile other eight the pianists who will perform, be peddled. seniors next semester, will be the main topic of discussion at the The Music Department of San also will accompany sheri Vicira I embers if the Moulton-Barrett They are, from left to right. Final eaamination Juggling Senior Class CoUncil meeting today at 3:30 p.m in the Speech and family played by Jose State College will present a later on in the program when were Jean Par- Betty Swanson and Eva Cas- began smith the announcement Drama Building, Room 126, according to Don Aliptante, class presi- tette, Don West, Robert Baker, recital of advanced students in Sheri plays six Rumanian folk the Concert Hall of the Music dances by Bartok. zanies. Other performers look- that all seniors must take an Dan Knowles, Richard Thomas, dent. ing on are. left to right. Bar- finals. With this change fan Robert Montilla and Dick Styles. Building tonight at 8:15. The con- Tenor John Morrisoa and laws- bars Wells. Bonnie Bo- semester commencement n DRAFT FINAI. PLANS The part of Elizabeth's maid, Wil- cert will include both iestrumen- tone Robert Gibbs will sing "So- sogramet tal and vocal works and 16 stu- line. contralto; Robert (ibbs. mined to a new date. Final plans fur the course will be drafted at the tneetinsf. All senior,' son, was chine by Leslie Robinson. Jenne in Quest' Ora," from .1.a dents will perform Wattlquist Iiicia.).- who have any suggestions for the content of the course shouhi Le sure Captain Surtees Cook, Henrie- Forza del Destino" by Verdi. Nan- baritone; John Morrison. tenor; Dr. also said program begins cy Ash is their e r i that a committee to study the Stu- to attend this meeting. Abinante said. tta's shy boyfriend, was well The complete accoinpanial avniediraIu,iriounllarliwrias and s with the Mozart Trio in Eh, K A violin and viola duet to dent Union problem in view of its Also on the agenda is a discussion of final plans for Senio: Week played by Lee Devin. and Bella 498, played by Murray Ralph. Mozart, "Sinfonia Concertante. future removal IQ make room for activities. Hadley, cousin of the Barrett fam- ily, was Jane Hamilton. Other piano: Dean Cummings. clari- K 364." will he performed by the second Library addition may Class members are urged to attend today's Sophomore Class members of the cast were Ivan net; and Cordelia Lee. viola. Carol Co.; and Ray Robinson. be set up in Ow future. This com- meeting by their president. Ted Terzakis. The class will meet at respectively. be mittee would join the one being Paulsen, as Elizabeth's doctor, Eu- Bonnie Moline, contralto. - They alas will Rev. Neale To Speak 3:30 p.m. in Room 17 to launch serious discussion on the clam gene Norton, as another doctor companied by William Purdy. will accompanied by William Purdy o(famitipc set. ill) to study expansion of Spar- sponsored Soph Doll ConteeL and Kenneth Rugg, and Bella's sing selections from 'The Mrs Also On the program is eoprane tan Stadium. Work is being done committee into Sonic commant wilfbe made on the Student Court's recent decision fiance. Henry Bevan. siale" She will sing the recita- Barbara Wells accompanied hell, bill he the speaker for the now to get this to place the Sophomore Class on probation for illegal advertising. Thr tive, "Behold, A Virgin Shill Con- Dottie ?Inlet Smith. Her set, - weekly Chapel Service tomorrow. working stages, Members of the Student Union class pleaded "nof attilty." hut the court ittilLted otherwise ceive," and the aria, "0 Thou That tions Meiotic the aria "Vieni, I . morning at 9:30 o clock. The would include Tidiest Good Tidings." Also in her rims" from "Don Giovanal" weekly service is sponsored hy ' study committee representatives from the college - Nisei Convention repertory is "The Statue of Czar- Mozart and The Cherry Tn.( the Student Christian Council, eskne Seto"-tre-ciPP and "We DWI likoom" Gotta', ,,orAtoge to Ore Rev. Jim Martinc--1-444001131,11110111110fill1901*Ig999fil by Warren. Eva Cazzainga will close t adviser. the administration; alums. towns- Dr. Draws Over 150 Sheri Vieira and Rule thu program with the "Ballade in G people and the student body, Harries will play the "Concerto minor" for th,. piano by Chopin Wahlrmist said A 111.41,1y :raressful I iii for Two Violins" hy Bach. They convention was held by more than will he accompanied by Betty 150 members of California Inter- Swanson. The three movements collei,Sate N i se i Organizations in the piece are vivace. large ma Saturday. according to Lloyd Mat- Pi KA, Alpha Chi Omega Win non tanto and allegro. !tett, sumoto, committee member of the convention. It was the first colivention of Honors at 7th All-Greek Show s, kind for the Northern Regional Students To Get srganizations, ancl it was eonsid- Friday and Saturday night's of "The orchestra. The gui Is were Gold." Delta Gamma won third 1.sci a success by the members of i All-Greek Show played before ; dressed as an all male symphony place with "Collegiate Daze." 111,, committee.
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