Fletcher Chamber Orchestra To Present Mistressof the Inn Entertains

Concert In Taylor Chapel January In Novel Production The Fletcher Chamber Orchestra Playshops organized and conducted by William by ELLEN BABER Fletcher will be heard in con-

cert on Sunday January at and that she had Theater Playshops fall offering fiorita Nancy Malaun the Mar bouncy given in Taylor Chapel p.m of was satsfying pre-holiday fare and of her role stronger shade wily former member of John Philip quis Forlipopoli Mary Avakian earthiness as contrast in mood from the well her faithful Fa Sousas Band Mr Fletcher partici as as servant Avakian excelled in her role anguished tone of last years pro- Marylyn Bergen She ca Mary pated in the European and Amer brizio ductions Goldonis The Mistress of with of the Marquis of Forlipopoli Her ican tours of that organization He joles and flirts them never side the Inn was wholly acceptable herself keeping walk simpering was also in the Victor Herbert Or committing yet under the direction of Miss Jud glances and pouting rage were fas chestra their interest as sort of game to but she at ith Elder the comedy frequently situation centers on cinating behold was Members of the Fletcher Cham The Mirando her best when with the in the style of the Com efforts to attract angry anger her Orchestra will be drawn from sparkled linas deter of media del Arte suggesting too the the Cavalier of an old man and tears rage the Philadelphia Orchestra the mined woman-hater drama and frustration seemed about to English Restoration of She is the eternal Philadelphia Opera Company and Ripafratta come In catching the ridiculous as- the Curtis Institute Diane Dingees prologue depicting oquette who wants the self-grati pect of the stingy Marquis she from the life of the fication of rather than The concert will open with the en incid.nt conquest did not neglect the pathos Un- overture Fingals Cave by Men- playwright was an interesting in love itself The Cavalier offers derneath delssohn Other selections will be nvaton in preparing for the play real challenge for he is the first Nancy Malaun was capable as the in fail to to her charms by Bizet Ravel Debussy and itself Capably handling the parts to respond Count of Albafior this scene were Nancy oily complacent Wagner to name few pre-curtain Although slightly less than cap- and Miriam Becker made Barrett Carole Freed- ita Mr Fletcher will conduct the or- as Goldoni tivating the play was presented cavalier during Madame Theodora Mede fine swaggering chestra in his own composition man as with good deal of sprightliness the first of the The fact Maria part play minuet The Perfumed Kerchief bach and Sonia Sbogoff as All the actors seemed to be en that she was less convincing during with Barbara Mick as Car Lo Hear the Gentle Lark by Fleicher together joying themselves thoroughly and William the last act was probably due to the Bishop will be sung by Harriet olina why not This is gay insubstantial Cavaliers loss of scornful mascu Carlo Goldonis revolves Versaci soprano Beaver alum- This event is under the sponsor- comedy material but fun all the way linity Tana Kresge played Mario around the mistress of na and Frank Versaci will be fea ship of Forum and is provided by Mirandolina dressed with The actors were servant to the cavalier tured on the flute Mr Versaci the corporation of Local No 77 of an inn clever and so abounding both authenticity and considerable As ladies of uncertain feminine wiles that her gay past made world tour with Metropol the American Federation of Mu- in patrons reflective richness often with attire Irene Moore and Jessie Mulford the from the are completely captivated Caught itan opera singer Lily Pons as sicians through grant of Ortensia and personality Dejan presented broad contrast yet flutist Performance Trust Fund in her spell are the Count of Alba for her arias Music the ira were splendidly flamboyant worked well together Irene Moore outfit was redolent of Marquis as Ortensia rolled her eyes and Much credit must shabby gentility grimaced delightfully she was be given to Jane Geayer for her in- charming caricature of an oppor The genious and handsome sets tunist Dejanira Jessie Mulford interior of an Ital warm smoky was pale by contrast but tittered inn in soft ian was suggested pink- effectively settng off the broad isli fine mellow- iteeu4 browns giving archness of Ortensia Marylyn Ber in contrast the of the ness to gaiety gen happily cast as the patient but cwe costumes The stage crew of Anita protesting Fabrizio viewed the Dee and Morgiana Lau strikingly situation with Vol No BEAVER JENKINTOWN PA December 20 1955 appropriate expres XXI COLLEGE Tuesday in the tradition of the dressed sion Commedia del Arte proved charm- This reviewer found the first act Gives Tea ing as well as technically efficient Locandiera the New Centennial Hall To Have SGA of La entertaining Chrstmas As Mirandolina Barbara Mick was last much less so Perhaps this was Before engagingly saucy and flirtatious due to consistency of caricature All Comforts 01 Home Pius She captured the feeling of minx which the play required yet its Year who with restrained to entertain became strained Vespers Ths is bubbling power LOIS BRANDS by laughter at the foolishness of men Such light comedy is fine for The Student Government Associ One wished that her approach might change Now we look forward to ation held its annual tea last Sun- After walking up flagstone steps rooms which include kitchen- have been bit less youthful and more serious drama come spring in Green Parlors Instead of and onto patio this reporter was ette lavatory and bedroom day having the tea the beginning of ready to start her first lour of The dormtory rooms 1T lj f1or the the organization decided Centennial Hall The construction are the same size and will house year hold it before Stu Ford Foundation Offers $125000 Grant of this new dormitory being built approximately seventy girls Mr to dents and members of the faculty on the Grey Towers campus by Van Horn stated as we looked at and administration attended the tea Yellin Sons of Philadelphia will be the second floor rooms Each dormi To Beaver For Teacher Increase The four SGA officers Virginia Salary completed by April and ready tory room will have two large cbs- steel MacQueen Barbara for occupancy next fall The con- ets with sliding doors large vice-president Irma Vit Beaver College was notified last ly-supported regionally accredited struction was begun last June sash window recessed convector Daugherty and Martha Berglund week by the Ford Foundation that colleges and universities receiving In the lobby of the building for heating picture holder and treasurer at the head it will receive $125000 from that grant made of flagstone Mr John Van four electrical outlets The walls secretary presided table Members of the Student organization Other grants were made to pri Horn Jr superintendent of the which were being plastered as we Council acted as hostesses Hailed by the New York Times vately_supported and construction began explaining the toured the three floors will be medical The will Verna Lou Banks co-chairman as the largest lump sum of gifts colleges money details of the building and its fur painted and each room will have of the social committee was in in the history of philanthropy the be divided in this way $210000000 nishings to this reporter On two bell by which the occupant can be of food Christmas cookies Ford Foundation made grants total- to colleges and universities $200 sides of the lobby there will be called from the switchboard panel charge to and candy and nuts were served in ing $500000000 000000 hospitals $90000000 picture windows he pointed out in the lobby addition to coffee and tea Beaver is one of the 615 private- to medical colleges and they will extend from the floor As we looked at the third floor The Ford Foundation is the larg to the ceiling of the lobby the rooms and hall Mr Van Horn cx- est of floors non-profit type organization right wing of the rectangular- plained that the three were Students To Gather For Christmas in the United States It was es shaped dormitory identical in that each had the same Tonight tablished by the late Henry Ford stone fireplace with mahogany number of rooms community lay- in 1936 two staircases He also paneling above it will be construct atory and Parties And Towers Carol Dorm Grey Sing The Advisory Committee selected ed in one of the corners of the pointed out the trash chute which the recipient colleges on the basis the for and Halls Tonight the annual Christmas party Beaver Ivy of replies to questionnaire sent In of the in Mont- Carol Sing sponsored by the Y.W charge party to the colleges CA will be held in the lobby of gomery Hall are Elaine Schermer Only the interest from the grant Grey Towers from to 745 p.m horn and Betty Colvell Mrs Mur can be used for 10 years At the phy is planning the party at Grey end of that time the Joan Ottoway will accompany and capital may Towers be used Thus far the Kay Lanning will conduct the only speci the tra Caroling refreshments and pre fication as to how the money is to group in the singing of sentation of gifts will the be is that it is to be used to ditional carols highlight spent parties increase faculty salaries Featured on the program will be quartet composed of Mr Thomas Barlow bass Margaret Hochmuth alto Jean Lenox second soprano Students To Honor Local Master Teachers and Susan Rhodes soprano They

will sing the spiritual Little Bitty At Dinner In Beaver Hall 12 Baby an Austrian carol As January Lately We Watched arranged by French Theron Kirk and car- student-master teacher dinner Two independent schools also ol Noel Bourguignon of the are German- is being planned for January 12 to part program Osko will reading town Friends school and the Stev Lois present be held in Beaver Hall ens school in Chestnut Hill Why the Chimes Rang The dinner is mark of appre and the Later this evening at 1030 p.m Organizing arranging ciation for all that the master Centennial Hall under consfruction dinner is Committee of cach dormitory will hold its mdi consisting teachers have done for the student- vidual Ruth Denker and Dr John Dugan and Miss Eula which party lobby On the opposite side of the empties on the ground floor teachers from Beaver this semes Mary Lou Adams are in charge of Ableson professors of education is the switchboard panel was our next stop ter lobby Miss Isabelle Bull professor of which will be used to call girls After walking down three flights Attending the affair will be mas home economics Mrs Emily Mac- in their rooms The panel also of wide found our- staircases we ter teachers and principals from 19 kinnon professor of health and When Fire Bells will have control for the dormi the half Ring selves on ground floor different schools superintendents physical education Miss Helen torys outside doors This electrical below the There 1All fire drills will be out story lobby we from local school districts 49 stu Shields assistant professor of edu control will be used to open or side ones unless otherwise saw the smoking lounge washing dent teachers and members of the cation and Dr Albert Rowland lock the doors room and storage room which will specified Beaver faculty and administration lecturer in education After leaving the lobby we en- students The 2Girls are responsible for see all be for the use More than 150 people are expected Dr Dugan presiding host will tered the hallway leading to the room will have automatic ing that roommates and girls laundry The school districts which have thank the guests on behalf of Bea the first awak dormitory rooms on floor washers driers and ironing boards in adjoining rooms are for the cooperated with Beavers student var cooperation shown above the which is half story large stone fireplace will be ened since The teacher program include Abington September committee re lobby In the hallway are two phone built in the smoker well as in 3All room doors are to be as Ambler Cheltenham prts that no formal program is on each of the closed the room booths duplicated the lobby the building superin upon leaving but that the affair Township Jenkintown Springfield bing planned three dormitory floors To the right Norma Kovacs Township of Montgomery County will be an informal gathering at we entered the first floor dormi NEW CENTENNIAL Fire Warden as Moreland dinner with no long speeches Col and Upper Township tory hall were the housemothers Continued on Page Page Two BEAVER NEWS Tuesday, December 20, 1955 --~------~ Theatre-Goers In New York During Holiday

Christmas is at once intensely personal and most unbearable joy that comes during the To See Good Plays And Musical Comedies holy silence of midnight with the presence of universal. The thought of a in by DIANE DINGEE those known and loved near, the scent of per­ one of the ancient Roman cathedrals fills us "Christmas is coming, the goose Harris is an exciting new Joan. with the same sense of peace and security of fume and fur, the touch of hard, shiny wood, is getting fat . . ." and we are in Arthur 'Miller has a play at the enduring tradition as does the memory of and all the color and ritual of the familiar the 'throes 'Of term papers and ex­ Coronel about a longshoreman de­ service diffused in the glow of the candles. ams. In a few hours, however, we stroyed by love df a girl. 'This work, vague, childhood Christmas trees, immense will be on our way to 'the hosts of "A View from the Bridge," has and beautiful beyond belief. It is world-wide gay, warm Christmas and New been 'thought ,to have some 'Of the It is caught for an instant in the sight of a and as intimate as the individual concept of Year's activities. qualities of Greek tragedy. little black dog burying his nose in the snow, In the high comedy line, there God. Many of us will be in or close in the tiny sound of the chimes turned to New York City during 'the hol­ are three fine productions. Christmas, to us, is a mood - of home "The Chalk Garden" at the Ethel by small white candles, in the words, "And idays. While we are there, we primarily - of the sights and sounds and might afford ourselves some very Barrymore is a comedy of manners it came to pass." rewarding Christmas presents. with a witty, stylish, and substan­ smells of home. It is a night alive with the tial cast headed by Betsy von Fur­ These presents come in the form rush of trains and buses, with the lifting, stenberg and 'SiolYhan Mckenna. In a sense, the essence of Christmas goes of some 'of the best theatrical pro­ An excellent rendition of Chris­ almost tearful anticipation of returning to beyond the concrete images and thought into ductions on Broadway in a long topher Fry's 'translation of Jean where we belong. The mood time. Giraudoux's play "Tiger at the comes in many places and in Bef'ore we attempt to purchase Gates" is at the Helen Hayes. The one of these presents, however, it many ways - a girl hugs her cast 'Of 'this satire on the Helen of is a good idea to have a shopping Troy incident is headed by Michael father in a train station and list. In the way of go'Od serious Redgrave. sees a snowflake on his shoul­ drama, 'there are the following. "The Matchmaker" with Ruth At the Morosco is "Cat 'On a Hot der, perfect in every detail be­ Gordon will be at the Royale. This Tin Roof." Those who did not see Thornton Wilder play deals with fore it blurs. It is in the smell 'this exciting Tennessee Williams man's failure to really enjoy life. of soap and clean sheets, and, play in Philadelphia last year will Off Broadway groups are busy. find a dynamic production, The of course, pine, and in the The Phoenix Thea'tre is presenting play deals with a man's struggle a new adaptation by Tyrone Guth­ gleam of beautiful old wood­ against a hostile world. rie and 'Michael Wager 'of Piran­ in the lights of a small town ), At the Cort, the Frances Good­ dello's "Six Characters in Search seen from the top of a hill in rich and Albert Hacke'tt play, "The of an Author." The Provincetown Diary of Anne Frank," based upon Playhouse is reviving Goldsmith's icy twilight and sharp silence the book, is quite memorable. It "She Stoops to Conquer." At the broken only by a horse's shoes deals with the life of a 'fourteen theatre de Lys, Kurt Weill's "The scraping against the hard, year old girl in hiding from the Threepenny Opera," based on the Nazis. original by Bertolt Brecht, is being snowy crust. "A Hat Full of Rain" is at the given with an English libretto by It comes in the muffled, sol­ Lyceum. This 'Michael Gazzo play Marc Blitzstein. deals with a drug addict and his All in all, there are some good itary silence and warmth of wife. plays to choose from. Dramatic pro­ falling snow, in a brittle pink A thrilling new Joan of Arc may ductions of a high caliber can give ornament frosted with cotton, be seen at the Longacre in the Lil­ us an enlarged enjoyment and un­ lian Hellman adaptation of Jean derstanding of life. What a fine in which an angel smiles from An'Ouilh's play, "The Lark." Julie Christmas present that is! year to year - in a white bowl \ \ filled with apples, on an an­ I ..... -~ i tique chest reflecting candle­ l J .-4 Slor,} :lor Cltrijlmaj light. The mood of Christmas is We may not be , but we can all wish you by BOBBE KYMER sensed most fully in the al- Happy Holidays! The Chris'tmas crowds shuffled hesitatingly among 'the busy last­ ------a higher emotion - a glvmg through the department stores, minute shoppers. Grey, threadbare, oblivious of the brisk winter wind ha'tless - even the darkest colors Clut nolej and overflowing of quiet and 'that speeded their window-shop­ of 'the warm clothes 'of the res't intense joy. The greatest gift Interna'tional Relatians Club and Joan Zimmerman, a former Bea­ ping. Flurries of snow filtered 'Over seemed cheerful against his sornbre the French Club held a joint meet_ ver student, presented the subject we could wish for you is that the happy night scene; the little appearance. ing in the Day Students' Room of "Occupational 'Therapy" to the snowflakes seemed to pause a mo­ Ever so often he stopped and bent it be yours this and every ment in the glow of the street­ his already stooped shoulders over Thursday, December 8, at 7:00 p.m. Science Club a't their meeting De­ Christmas. to hear Dr. L. Wylie, professor of cember 13. lights. even more. His searching eyes in­ French at Haverford C'Ollege speak * * * JEC A little old man wove his way spected the piles of refuse 'that on "Communism in a French Vil­ Beginning the second Tuesday of ~he department stores had put near lage." January, the Red Cross Club will 'the curb for 'fhe early morning col­ lection. He wandered on. * * resume its trips to the Philadelphia 'Saturday, January 14, will spot­ Naval Hospital and the Valley World Implications Warrant Finally the little man paused in '\ light 'the informal dance of 'the Re­ Forge Army Hospi'tal. front of what looked like an ex­ i gional Newman Clubs that is to be ceedingly promising bundle 'Of trash. r * * Immediate End of Segregation A look 'O'f hope flickered, then held at Drexel Lodge. Pentathlon held initiation of by JOAN ROTH three new members last week. Se­ brightened as he broke into a broad * * * Since the Supreme Court ruling a last fling. The traditional caroling of the lectedon the basis of contribution smile. Suddenly his timidity over­ a Aim is Segregation Glee Club took place Wednesday, to the collegiate sports, were Max­ on segregation eighteen months ago, whelmed him, and he glanced shy­ l' December 13. ine Swift, !Min'oo Sartip, and Joan much of the South has been try­ The aim is to insure that no ly at the busy people around him. Sweiger. 'Marylyn Bergen will be ing to get around it. Southern pre­ child will be compelled to aftend Finding himself unnoticed, he gin­ * * * If The S'Ociology Club sponsored a initiated in January. Refreshments judices and objections to segrega­ an integrated school. reassign­ gerly leaned over ~he barrel and tion have been quite obvious right ment for a child is impossible, the in one darting mo'tion swept his a trip to see Maxwell Anderson's were served after 'the meeting and r. play "The Bad Seed" last week. initia tion. up to the present time. state will go so far as to appro­ hand over the 'trash and back into Georgia pria'te public funds to pay tuition the security of his grey coat. i: The Governor of Georgia went for the 'Objector's enrollment in The intensity 'Of 'the city lights I so far as to refuse to allow the private schools. In fact, the possi­ seemed ,to mock the little man's Beaver Georgia Tech football team 'to play bility of turning over all educa­ simple satisfa'Ction as he 'threaded a game with a team on which there tion 'to state-supported pI' i vat e his path 'through the dim out­ l' Editor-in-chief Jane Cranmer is a Negro member. Two advo­ schools has not been abandoned. skirts of town toward the menac­ g EDITORIAL STAFF cates of integration and their fam­ International Repercussions ing darkness 'Of ~he seCtion 'in which 1\ News Editor. Kathie Gibbons ilies were "invited" 'to leave a In addition to the vast harm be­ he lived. However, he had no care '1 Make-up Editor Lois Brands Mississippi county. Perhaps the ing done to the rights of man and for the seasonal gaity of the splurg­ c Feature Editor Barbara Kymer most flagrant opposition was shown the unity of our nation, this violent ing crowds. v Assistant Feature Editor Nancy Burnett this past autumn when a Missis­ opposition to integration has had In a little while he completed his 'I sippi grand jury refused to indict and will continue to have inter­ steady return and arrived at the Sports Editor Irma Vit c two men for kidnapping and mur_ national repercussions. The Com­ weather-bea'ten door that marked o Assistant Sports Editor Debby Fisher dering a Negro youth, in what ap­ munist propagandists in the Far his home. Photography Editor Maritie Polk peared to be a rather open and Eastern countries, wHo already de­ After a brief moment, the little Art Editor Berminna White shu't case. spise us because we support "white man entered the house quietly - p Drama Editor Diane Dingee Virginia Plan supremacy," will continue to use very quietly. Across 'the room, bare­ [ Assistant Drama Editor Ellen Baber A plan drafted in Virginia by these evidences of discrimination in ly visible in the dusky atmosphere c Fine Arts Editor Irene Moore thirty-two legislators appointed by our counlry to the worst advan­ 'Of the house, lay a small child in n Political Editor Joan Roth Governor Thomas B. Stanley ap­ tage of the United States. deep slumber. The heaviness 'Of p pears t'o have come up with the Red Ammunition Typist Althea Trutner her breathing in sleep marked her South's answer. The plan calls for The slightest sign of racial con­ as one Who was ill. Reporters and Contributors: Jane Aemisegger, Nancy Barrett, Joyce De individual assignments to the state's Rose, Carol Hampel, Carole Katz, Janice Scheetz, Sonia Slogoff, Vir­ flict here is multiplied and magni­ The man tip-toed over Ito the ginia Steuer, Harriet Swoyer, Lois Troast, Helen Viniarski. public schools. Each school board fied in the eyes and ears ''Of the meager bed and gently placed 'the BUSINESS STAFF will hold "local option" in assign­ Oriental peoples whom our diplo­ results of his night-long search near Business Manager Darilyn Paulus ing children to schools. The idea, mats are so desperately trying to 'the little girl's hand. His slight of course, is t'o assign all the Ne­ Advertising Manager Patricia Lingsch win to the free side of 'Our divided movement caused the child to wak­ groes to one school and all the world. Have the sponsors of these en, and she turned to open her Circulation Manager Barbara Brown whites to another. actions ever stapped to 'consider eyes 'to the man's to Faculty Adviser Mrs. Mary S. Sturgeon Appeal to Supreme Court what devastating ammunition they her. Published Bi-Monthly by members of the Student Body of Beaver College. Any individual's parents may ap­ are 'feeding to the Red cannon? The sleepy eyes struggled 'to fo­ Jenkintown. Pa. peal his 'child's assignment right up The domestic conflicts alone, aris­ Subscription Rate $4.75 cus upon the small objed there, Beaver College, Jenkintown. Pa. to 'the Supreme Court, but this ing from segregation, warrant the and 'then she smiled and turned The "Beaver News" is a publication by and for Beaver students and does not would take years. The South feels ending of such practices. But the to 'the little man. He placed the necessarily reflect the opinion of the administration. that even if the Supreme Court international implications make Ithe tiny statuette of the Chris't Child ASSOCIATED COLLEGIATE PRESS ruling should oppose this system, termination of these policies urg­ in her accepting hand and watched 1954 MEMBER 1955 Represented for National Advertising by National Advertising Service, Inc. at least segregation would have had ent and imperative! the weak fingers enfold it. BEAVER NEWS Page Three Tuesday December 20 1955

Swimming Leaders SporLscope

IRMA by by LOIS BRANDS

of Rosies having been se The Modern proud My past seven summers have helping and found the settlement lected to to Australia and this Dance Club and go been spent in Europe Miss Evelyn house so very interesting that of the we can help modern dance is one ways Gianguilo assistant professor of have kept on working there either send her classes under the to business administration told this in full time summer job or part to direction of Mrs reporter who longs to go Europe time Adina Ferrer will talked in the The hockey varsity and senior as they brightly paint Speaking of Europe again this recital ed travel office in present members of the squad held their Montgomery reporter asked Miss when she on January 17 Hall another tour to annual party at the home of their will be directing will be two Miss she often is called There coach Mrs Mary Conklin on De Europe hope there will be directs the performances and donation of 50 cember 13 The team presented Mrs by her students Con tinental Tour of of cents will be collected The pro Conklin with white blazer and Corners Europe ceeds from the recital will help to their fered by Beaver during the summer gave Rosemary Deniken cap In when she first visited Eur send our All-American Rosemary pair of gloves to wear to 1949 tain di Deniken to Australia this May Australia ope Miss the assistant la The January 17 is less than month rector hostled rough Rosie was re-elected captain and di Be sure to reserve that night following summer she became away Norma Kovacs was chosen to be for aittending the recital We are all rector of the tour Only once manager The 56 hockey schedule ri in 1954 have gone to Europe will include with Gettys game that by myself she said and was burg College in addition to the to accept all the invitations had Basketball teams played this year Captain received prior to that time de Barbara Bopp and Sally Smith cided to see Europe through my Irma Friesenborg and Edith Hill will captain the swimming team eyes rather than seeing it through elected for the in were managers this winter Meets will begin short thirty-three people tramural swimming contest ends whose ly after Christmas vacation The dark-haired teacher manner reflects all the charm of finds that to Rosemary Deniken was guest Europe going Europe relaxes her despite all the respon speaker at the Lower Moreland Junior Cass Downs sibility which comes with taking High School Fall Banquet on De along with her thirty girls during cember 14 Rosie spoke on Hockey Seniors To Win she After High School summer Visiting Europe explained is like drinking from The other guest speaker was Ed Vofleybcdl Trophy the fountain of youth and then ward Allen coach of the Drexel live it until the fol the returning to on University football team The Junior Class captured lowing summer when go back to intramural volleyball trophy after is in is also Miss Evelyn Ganguilio pictur with the Europe Traveling Europe hotly-contested game The basketball team will have its wonderful way to get an educa ed in front of the seniors on December 12 The final Copenhagen first scrimmage early in January tion as the girls who went to score was 30-27 Museum in Copenhagen Den- against Ogontz Center Europe last summer and other years The gained five-point juniors will agree mark lead in the opening minutes and re Miss who always has lived mained ahead of their opponents tour in 1957 and am even tempted ..7he in Philadelphia when Im not in she answered /eeporter inctuirea well into the second half The sen to go this summer Europe plans to move to the the iors came from nine points behind as her eyes sparkled at thought HELEN VINIARSKI Brentwood Homes near Jenkintown by at halftime to tie the juniors but of going to Europe again with of will be living one my Claus they could not gain lead With hopes of going to Europe Question Is there Santa older brothers and his wife there Irma with Miss in this Playing for the juniors were 1957 reporter Leading the basketball team this said Miss Gianguilio who has two Mr Will IlikeHarry Voter captain Alice Blair left the travel office as the class season will be Joan Sweiger Prac Friesenborg brothers near like other By living ite Of course Santa is just Rosemary Deniken Jean Lenox El_ bell rang and began reading copy tice began last week and the in Jenkintown she will save much Hatcher the who my candidate Shortrun eanore Perrine Shirley Radcliff of the diary of girls spent tercollegiate games will take place time now in commuting Miss hell in and spent in with Miss put car every pot and Irma Vit last summer Europe in teaches in com early January Gianguilio courses read chicken in every garage of the The first page Nora Hegedus was captain merce and economics in the de The other team members To enjoy understand and ap seniors partment of business administra Miss Boardblack beg Barbara the charms of Europe we were Beverly Bassett tion preciate .ArounJ 7h Carnpui your pardon His technical name Ethel Cardona Pat Darling needed an interpreter guide Bopp Miss began teaching at Bea Miss is Of course Helen chaperone director and most of Sue Doehler Joan Haly her masters Because of the outstanding suc ver after she received in Holland and es friend We found he lived was iVtacLeod and Joan Sweiger all fortunately degree in business administration at cess of the Theater Playshops pro Black Piet needs in one corted by The sophomores took third place our many-fold person of the the the University of Pennsylvania duction Mistress Inn dedicate with thanks after defeating the freshmen 34-23 We Beavers will be again the Thurs During one summer of her school play given the Charms of Europe to our Mr Gregory Laudecum Oh on December 13 and after Christmas va years she worked as secretary day Friday were friend Miss now we must look at this problem The sophomores who played cation It will be presented at the for the Pennsylvania department deductive First lets Sally Fitch Pat by thinking Kay Kidd captain which built the electronic computor Little Theater Martha begin with Descartes proof of ex Fletcher Lois Roemmele called the ENIAC All that summer YWCA Members Edith istence and then we will consider and Berminna White elected student Snyder really didnt know exactly what Inta Eglavs was for the Platos of the world of played last theory phys Hill freshman kind of work was being done she conductor of the Glee Club Sponsor Variety ical and the intelligible will assist in conduct objects sophomores recalled but on the last day of week She the world Downs captained Shirley work of the men showed me ing at rehearsals when Dr Law one Of Work Projects team The other team freshman ENIAC and had it solve prob rence Curry cannot be present the members were Constance Coppage Members of the Beaver College Miss Of lem It could solve in one minute Sanguine-Bleu course Shelley Marilyn Emdin Lois Osko YWCA have been busy in variety know million dol problem that would take mathe Jane Geayer fine arts major has you gave eight and Pat Sonja Schaeffer of the home as Roberts maticians ninety-nine years projects on exhibit now at the lars to Orphans painting Zack as chairman of the Stone from the Penelope Philadelphia Art Alliance Christmas donation anonymously When she was graduated Responsibility Committee of course My husband even con University of Pennsylvania Miss was in charge of drive to collect sented to play old Mr Claus but received the Edwin Fox of IRC will act for Center for Beavers chapter social work gifts Philadelphia he had to fly to Paris on business JERRI-FRAN SHOPPE Award for outstanding as co-chairman along with Chest Old People Marcia May and Kay see he has plans to amalga Working at the Dixon Settlement you 303 YORK ROAD nut Hill College in charge of reg Lanning organized collections mate with the Mild association be House in Philadelphia is big part istration at the AIRC conference in the dormitories there she stated high throughout ing formed Jenkintown of my life During Philadelphia next spring Over 300 gifts were donated by school college and the past years and the students The Womans Club of brand-new Sportswear she worked there with all age Joe Miss Mr Cynic Why chil Beaver also helped in the project Naomi Mori Doris Anderson and groups including very young didnt ever tell you has been for the your pareilts Accessory Shop fund raising drive pur Mary Anne Stames will be dele dren adolescents and oldsters education isnt complete the see your pose of sending delegates to Student Volunteer convenience first started helping there as part gates at the opened for your Listen nothing exists Student Volunteer Movement Quad Movement Quadrennial Conference of my work for my high school Conference in Ohio AND BROUSE she said rennial Athens The meeting will be held from De COME IN science class enjoyed ended last week cember 27 to January at the Uni Ya stinker Virginia age 87 LETS GET ACQUAINTED Ohio Grace Warrington was general versity of Ohio in Athens You stole my question chairman of the drive Services The theme of the conference will 3A/IITONE CEAN/N were offered for fee Committees center around Revelation and Rec DRY SHARPLESS to wash cars give manicures polish onciliation CUJTNE3 GOLDBERG and SON WE.. and and set STATIONERY shoes cut shampoo CATER TO BEAVER COME 40K hair were used to raise money The sophomore class chose its WE GREETING CARDS and YORK ROADS YWCA members ho served on the play contest leaders last week OLD SCHOOL SUPPLIES OLDEST DEPT STORE committees were Joan Sweiger Dwaine Fry is chairman and Nan FREE Barbara Daugherty Eleanor Per- The Jenkintown Established 1902 cy Malaun is the director an 213 YORK ROAD rifle Elaine Kratz Joan Ottoway nual contest is held in the latter JENKINTOWN and Kay Lanning part of February FARENWALD 4-9830 TU 4-6506 FLOWERS TUrner THE MUSIC BOX FRANK FLECK CO PUQVID YORK ROAD AT 410 York Road RICHARD HAIRDRESSING GREENWOOD AVENUE HARDWARE JENKINTOWN PA Jenkintown Pa 493 York Road TU 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Art Bil 01 Paris Comes To Beaver Philadelphia You Name It

by HELEN VINIARSKI Alliance Sponsors by NANCY BARRETT Hood show Once there little bit of the Paris Boule Emma Jane Murphy Contest upon yesterday was was always forced to send belated where afternoons Walker Paula Dinkelacker Regional cards had sim vards on sunny Virginia in THE COLLEGE most unsightly birthday isabella the colorful marionettes perform so Helen Boch Jean Bankson and ply terrible memory But worse Ten prizes of $100 each will be odd-shaped and unorganized little before sea of faces is Cynthia Howard in the Tigger than all this if can imagine gaily eager awarded in exhibition of you regional lady as you can ever imagine Her now common thing at Beaver Comes for Breakfast Helen Bry it isabella commercialized Christ- prints and drawings sponsored by isabella and of of Elementary Education lawski Lois Brown Maxine Baum name was on top mas worse than Mr Gimbel She group the Philadelphia Art Alliance students especially those in the Sandra Press Dorothy Graff and being in such state of wreck as would run out December 24th and artists from Little Working Pennsyl junior class can be seen busily con Sylvia White in Black isabella always was she was also buy very expensive gifts for her vania New Jersey and Delaware structing puppets Brown paper bags Sambo Jean Stout Betty Siebener homely which of course did not friends dash to at least 10 cock- living within 50-mile radius of are clutched in their hands and Kay Brennan Janice Williams Nor add any extra organization Isa- tail parties over the holidays Philadelphia may submit work sewing needles are found pricking ma Faust and Carol Grandy bella smoked too much She had she never was home to help decor- Each artist may submit unframed variety of places Reminiscences cf childhood are constant hack which annoyed ate the tree she had all her two prints and two drawings Each tangled mass of strings is the alive today in the minds of the her english teacher and because packages gift-wrapped at saks or work is not to exceed 25 30 inch- keynote to Beaver marionette students who participated in this she smoked so much she spent too bergdorfs and she never never es including mat much time in SMOKER HALL and never went christmas caroling be- Prints and drawings must be de therefore had to stay up late to cause isabella simply did not like livered to the Art Al- Philadelphia get her lessons done That was just the idea and there was simply no liance 12 The works by January one way isabella was disorganized telling isabella different if she had will be three judged by prominent Besides she loved to talk and worse an idea about something isabella artists are Milton They Goldstein than that isabella talked about ab wouldnt admit it but she hated Andre and Andree Ruellan Racz solutely nothing But as that was facts Awards will be made in honor of what all her friends talked about And then one holiday season various persons interested in art isabella saw no harm in it Isabella December 20th to be exact from the Philadelphia area Includ never never never picked up her remote friend of isabellas asked ed among these persons is Mr Ben- room She believed that if you let her if she would help out at The ton Spruance teacher of fine arts things lie around long enough they College Christmas Party for Or

at Beaver and prominent litho would disintegrate be stolen or phans Isabella replied that she was grapher eventually by the law of averages having her hair done that day and return to their place As it it was simply out of the question Entry blanks may be secured at proper around it that isabella the Art Alliance 251 18th Street was just Christmas none However happened of these evolutions had taken place had promised to buy present for in Philadelphia An exhibition of as and chaos was evident from the and of course she remem prize-winning work will be held in yet party the christmas bered before the March cards strewn on the 161/4 mingtes oc floor to the ink on the bedspread casion so she had to run to the

isabella had naughty little habit store she had the gift wrapped Glee Club To Gve of always leaving her Quink un there of course and planned on capped Isabella bit her nails just dashing in and out of the Church Concert at exam time she had to use party She dashed in but she never brush to itch with She worried got to dash out The little girl who

On January 15 the Glee Club of great deal on top of all this She got isabellas tea set ran right up worried about isabella Beaver College will present pro- not having left to and kissed her And that gram of sacred music in the Lans SMOKER HALL at 730 when it was the moment isabella began to downe Presbyterian Church After was 1000 about the boy who had realize what Christmas really the concert Glee Club members invited her out for New Years should be isabella could hardly will be treated to supper in the isabella prayed every night he believe that some one could ap parish house wouldnt get sick and about not preciate $1.98 gift Isabella for Among the selections to be pre having written her mother all week got all about her appointment and Carol Grandy Betty Siebener and Janice Williams elementary sented are The Heavens are Tell- Not that isabella didnt love her that night she even went christmas

from the Creation of Franz mother as much as all little girls caroling and found out that even if education majors present Marionette show of Little Sambo ing do but when isabella didnt heart Joseph Haydn and Now Let Every write you do shiver if your is production Clumsy fingers gradual project To those who know Paris she Tongue Adore Thee by Nicolai home didnt get any money and happy you can be warm as toast ly become skilled to the operation an additional is nostalgia present arranged by Bach Student isabellas monthly bill of $2.00 for And thats the story of how one of tricky yet fascinating pastime The Seine the bookstalls the Mar conductor for the concert will be late night slips and unmade beds little girl found the true meaning Besides being class assignment ioncttcs Paris iiita Egiavs was overdue Isabella always re of Uhristmas And you can too if the mariontte show became an ex turned her library books late and you learn to love tra adtivity to those girls in the

Literature in Kindergarten-Elemen million times tary Education class After present 50 day ing three different shows before Enthusiasm For High-Fidelity Recordings the the three of class groups girls at to the School in home at work or while at journeyed Myers Grows As Their Increases play Elkins Park where to the enter Rapidly Range tainment of group of Brownies ELLEN BASER and Girl Scouts they gave another by performance Step into your local record deal oiit the highs more effectively This time their work was little Theres When the of more professional The three shows ers these days and chances are agonized scraping Heifetz Little Red bow pierces the air he presented were Riding you will be confronted with bab will be In the of time Hood Tigger Comes for Break happy course out of which be able ble you may miniature railroader will have fast from The House at Pooh nothing to few odd terms Corner and Little Black Sambo distinguish accumulated whole suburban lay dynamic range level distor out with complicated signals lights The children recognized the first tion transient This is and tunnels and third shows but the second response His counterpart in like the jargon of the hi-fi addict the realm of will proved to be something little dif high-fidelity prob Now that the world of high-fi ably have amassed of ferent In the typical manner of jungle delity is within the reach of every and in his children they were comple%ely si wires tubes amplifiers man and is no longer the ex hobby of sound lent during the two performances clusive possession of cult of en And why so much interest in they knew but when the story of gineers and sound technicians highfidelity Is highfidelity just Winnie the Pooh was presented high-fidelity sound systems have another gimmick or does it have in marionette fashion rather dis become the toys of the layman real value for music lovers First tracted audience stirred and his Tweeter and baffle have become of all it is important to remember pered in their seats integral parts of his vocabulary that high_fidelity is means to an Originality reigned throughout he would rather And spend an artistic end it is not an end in the three productions for the girls knobs that evening twiddling with itself Highfidelity systems create not only made their own puppets read Amp and PIAA than the illusion of live performance but also wrote original dialogue and slouch passively in front of the tel as much narrative Problems ensued before by eliminating as possible evision set distortion of tone and surface noise presentation Little Red Riding There is no more congenial group in record Thus it is to Hood almost became dwarf but possible today than flock of hi-fi en capture the effect of ninety_piece with additional work Emma Jane thusiasts at an exhibit of new orchestra in ones living room Murphys protege became the rec You feel its equipment Regardless of whether The of recordings in high- ognized storybook heroine range LIVELINESS he has had costly unit installed fidelity today is almost limitless This class project lasted six in his home by sound More and more obscure You taste its weeks and was under the direction engineer quintets or has built his system part by and oratorios are being put on rec BRIGHT GOODNESS of Miss Helen Shields who has the part over of the ords for the but the vari which was used for period months collector puppet stage You enthusiast will discuss of demonstration records is experience the shows loudspeakers ety and amplifiers with equal verve what the record dealer counts on PERFECT REFRESHMENT The students participating in He is able to sound forth on the to sell the novice on hi-fi cluded in the Little Red Riding merits of the Klipsch horn with Among these demonstration rec NEW CENTENNIAL authority ords is new release called Fur But what makes the owner of ther Adventures in High Fidelity Continued from Page Cal high-fidelity system so wrapped up on which the Columbia people tendent said left as we the large in his unit The same urge that seem to have outdone themselves smoker to look the at storage room takes hold of the owner of model in presenting such delights as The where trunks and furniture will be railroad seizes hifl beginner Balinese Ballad of the Tweeter and kept Just as the railroad owner may the Woofer and The Circular The tour of the dormitory com begin his display with few tiny Serenade of the Diamond Stylus pleted we climbed the back stairs freight cars and miniature tree or Vox has shown great restraint in

to the side door The December air two the hi-fl man usually starts offering only selections from Tschai

was cold and biting as we opened out with an FM radio or record kovskys 1812 Overture Bachs the temporary door and walked to player and simple loudspeaker St Matthew Passion and Ravels BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OP THE COCA.COLA COMPANY BY the road through the snow that Soon he discovers that another Bolero as proof of the fidelity covered the grounds surrounding speaker placed halfway across the of their records PHILADELPHIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Centennial Hall Beavers first room gives fuller dimension to the Whatever one likes to hear this new building on the Grey Towers sound By soldering certain wires new invention will make it sound Coke is registered trade-mark 1955 THE COCA.COLA COMPANY campus and crossing others he can bring better