Sunflower 1965-10-25 (6.404Mb)

71 v^,.l J**) , --- CAC ’ Plans Future Bjqsanslon i*f » Om ClAL 8TUPBNT NEWSPAPER Vol. LXX-No. 14 Wichita State University, W ichita, Kansas October 25, 1965 ExpaRsioR rans For CAC Will Double Its Copocity Plans to double the size of the progress," said Glenn, "and showings, lectures, musicals, the CAC have been approved recognize the problem of and light drama, by the State Board of Regents, space," The building, which Three seats will be added Approximately 80*000 square now accommodates 7,000 stu- in Qie barbershop, and plans fbet will be added to the build dents, will serve 15,000 to 16, for a beauty shop are being ing, Construotion is ejmeoted 000 students when construction examined, E:q>anslon of the to begin late Spring 01 1966 is finished. Alibi Room to 200 seats is and should be completed by Although definite archltec- also being considered. Sept. 1» 1967* according to Wil tural plans have not been com Expansion will go south to liam Glenn, director of CAC, pleted, prc^sals to enlarge the parking lot and up, accord <<We are very pleased with the Booiutore to three times ing to Glenn, Final architec its size, and the cafeteria to tural drawing shoiild be com twice its size have been ac pleted by Spring of 1966. Symphony Plans cepted, To provide room tor the enlarged cafeteria, the Second Concert campus snack bar will be com pletely knocked out, Opera Show For Miss Verrett A new snack bar will be Mezzo soprano, Miss Shirley built. Construction of the new Verrett, will be featured in a snack bar will not begin until $1.50 Lower second program, Monday, 8 after summer school of 1967 p,m., by the Wichita Symphony so summer school students will For Students at Wichita East High School, not be affected by its closing. Several students, faculty, and WSU students will receive Miss Verrett has been hailed hv nrltioR a h “ the iTTAfltAnt staff uovohave beenuccu pwiujriu((studying theuxo udiscount id u u u u , pj.prices vof/ x $1,60 at the Carmen In a aeneratio^ while $1*®00,000 proposal since last matinee performances of La singing songs by Mahler, Gluck,JKrii. spring,Spring. variousVarious plans for Im-im- Boheme showingstowing at the Crest provement are under tentative Theater, Oct, 27 and 28. PLAY NEARS OPENING— Cast members conduct final Massenet, and Mozart, She be consideration. La Boheme, which is the gan serious operastudy inl955, Possibly, a 25 X 75 ft, swim- actual film performance of the rehearsals for the University Theater production of was a winner on the Arthur mlng pool will be buUt some- full opera in color, will be “ The Philadelphia Story.” Practicing in front of the Godfrey "Talent Scouts," and where in the enlarged CAC. stowix at 2 p.m. and 8 p,m „ nearly completed scenery are from left, Kurt Conrad, has appeared regularly on the The pool will be used by according to Marshall Wil- Ray Dryden, Connie Atkinson and Rod Carr. "E d Sullivan Stow ," She is a Physloal Education and Athlet Hams, assistant director of toe RCA Victor recording artist. ic Departments, as well as the CAC. Students of WSU may still Rudolfo, a poor young poet, pick up free tickets for the entire student body. Also, a theater with a 500 and Miml, a seamstress, meet 'Philadelphia’ Production performance in the lobby of when Miml comes to Rudolfo*s the Fine Arts Center or In the seating capacity is under con sideration, It will probably be apartment Christmas Eve to music office. Presentation of light her candle which has gone student ID cards is all that is built near toe entrance of toe Slated For This Week out. required.______________ CAC and will be used for film The Philadelphia Story," a but have a lot of experience," comedy,. but also a storyI aboutm X. he added. "InV__ fact, we have clashing social classes, will three Community Theater award winners in the produc- Lerner And Loewe To Be be Thursday, Friday, and Satur ft • day at 8:30 p.m. In Wllner tlon. Auditorium. Students starring in the pro Featured At Pop Concert Written by Philip Barry, the duction include: Linda Jackson, Music of Lerner andLoewe’s of Mrs. Thompson and New of Kansas State College and play is the first of a series of Rodney Carr, Ray Dryden, Pat five popular stage and screen man as Dollar Concert guest appears as solist at Wichita American plays in the ’30’ s Stuckey, Marilyn Jones, Doro hits will hlghllgnt the Wichita artists. First Presbyterian Church, being presented this year by thy Forlnash, Rex Riley, and Symphony’ s Fourth Dollar Con Thirty hit tunes from these Arthur Newman, baritone, University Theater, Jerry Battey. cert. musicals will include such will be singing some of toe "It’s a good play," says Dr. Students will be admitted free The concert will be at3p.m„ favorites as "If Ever I Would same numbers he performed upon presentation of ID cards, Sunday, Oct, 31, in Wichita Leave You," "They Call the while am)earlng in "Paint Your Richard Welsbacker, director. "It’ s about a conflict between but are urged to make reserva State University Fieldtouse. Wind Marla," "Another Au Wagon’ * on toe Broadway stage. tions. The box office will be Singing selections from tumn," "Thank Heaven for Lit With the New York City Opera the old society and toe working class and also involves a young open daily from 9 a,m.-noon “ Brl^doon," "Paint Your tle Girls," "Qlgl," "Come to Co., and other opera groups, and from 1-4 p,m. Wagon," "Glgi,” “My Fair Me, Bend to M e," "Wouldn’ t he has amassed a repertoire girl who tries to flhd herseliselu Lady" and "Camelot" will be It Be Loverly," " I Could Have of over 100 roles. He has sung General admission for toe soloists Mary Wood Thomp Danced All Night" and “ I’ve in numerous summer stock pro "M ost of the students are public is $1 and 75 cents for son, Arthur Newman, Ann Marie Grown Accustomed to Her ductions all Over the U,S. and new actors for the University, staff and faculty members. Obressa and James Miller, Face," is a frequent guest artist with They will appear with the toll Mrs. Thompson, soprano, has the Wichita Symphony, New Wichita Symphony Orchestra, been a member of the Los man is currently on toe WSU conducted by James Robertson, Angeles Civic Light Opera Co, School of Music faculty. CollRgiatR UN Forms and the V^U a capella choir, wito which she toured the United Ann Marie Obressa, soprano, directed by Harrison Boughton, States in "Song of Norway" ^ d and James M iller, tenor, hus This is the second appearance "Magdalena," She isagraduate band and wife in private life, Currently Available are graduates of New England is to acquaint students with The deadline is near to make Conservatory of Music, Both and to help them attain a better received voice-opera fellow application to Join the WSU understanding of international delegation to the Collegiate ships to New England Con relations and the workings of d servatory in Boston and later Council for the United Nations next March in St, Louis, Mo, the U,N. studied in Salzburg, Austria, . Applicants must have a 2,00 Each has appeared as soloist According to Dr. Peter Mayer, advisor to toe group, the dead grade average, Arolications are with the Boston and Cambridge being taken in me SGA and symphonies and they are pres line is Oct, 29, Two separate delegations will CAC offices. ently Teaching Artists at Wichita’s Friends University. represent the University, a six Proceeds of toe Dollar Con member SGA team representing cert provide music scholar the United States and a five Spurs AppIteoHons ships and assist the symphony’s member CAC team represent ing Thailand, maintenance fund. Tickets may Dr, Mayer said, "w e would Deadline Od. 26 be obtained through Central like to see as many fq>plioa- Ticket Agency, Slmer Hotel Hnnp as possible," In addition Applications are due f o r Lobby, 231 8. Broadway, to the 11 team delegates, two Shocker-Spurs. They may be Wichita, Reserved seats are alternate delegates will be picked up atthedorm s,sorority i $2 and unreserved are $1. A needed. Other delegates also houses, and at Student Services. stamped, self-addressed en could sit in on various meet^ They are due Oot* 26 and are to velope should be enclosed for ings. be turned In at the places men return of tickets. The purpose of the CCUN tioned above. Mrs. Mary Thompson Arthur Newman Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives ’ ''I- . Dear Editor: By BILL RAPPS, Sunflower Columnist An Item o f news titled “ For- e i ^ Students Attending WSU Total 104 Now,” Oct. 20, men tioned that “ Countries repre sented. .were. • .Formosa. • What Is This Game Of Chance? Being a student from “ For m o s a ^ I have a statement. If It was a great gamble, but the odds were too long for SGA to Many are the miles of editorial space that have you take the word “ Countries** slip by unsoathed. been devoted to spanking student bodies for apadiy as a legal term described either What is this game of chance? It Is the recently concluded and toe lack o f toat age-old and allusive goal, **school by the “ International Law,” or freshman elections. spirit.” “ from the federal govern The situation is this. Election officials, primarily John Morton ment,** “ Formosa** has to be who Is election oommlssloner, did not realize that freshmen considered as a province not The chances that any printed word could help some were applying for both freshman (University College) representa a “ Country.” tive and freshman class officers.

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