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The Ithacan, 1950-02-10 Ithaca College Digital Commons @ IC The thI acan, 1949-50 The thI acan: 1940/41 to 1949/50 2-10-1950 The thI acan, 1950-02-10 Ithaca College Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1949-50 Recommended Citation Ithaca College, "The thI acan, 1950-02-10" (1950). The Ithacan, 1949-50. 8. http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1949-50/8 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1940/41 to 1949/50 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1949-50 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. Scampers Dance Tomorrow Tune in Sunday 4:30 WHCU Seneca Gym 10-1 A.M. OF ONE BLOOD Free Admission Until Radio Workshop Production ; Vol. 21, No. 8 Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York, February 10, 1950 Page 1 ;Concert: and Recital Junior Weekend Scheduled For May; 1 Highlight: Coming Week Student Council Plans Float Parade Beethoven Program Featured Wed. Original Transcriptions Committees Chosen To ·- -- - --· - And Narration Programmed Carry Out Program ,-- Through the thick haze of exams Highlighting the band concert to I be presented by the Ithaca College ·- and Scampers, the Junior Class ·~~l,,;illJk.,: Officers led by Ev Rouse have I Concert Band on Sunday evening, February 12, will be four original managed to set the plans for their 1· transcriptions for band made by class activities this Spring. The ma­ I Professor Walter Beeler, the band's jor project each year is the Junior conductor, and bv Tames Truscello weekend and this year Mr. Rouse and by Hubert Hutchinson. Appear­ has promised a festivity which ing with the band will be Thomas promises to be the greatest IC has Pulaski, narrator, and James Trus­ seen since the days of the war. cello, clarinetist. The highlight of the weekend The, program \Yill be presented at shall be the Junior dance which will be held Saturday night, May Boynton Junior High School and 6, at the Eagles Ballroom. The ,viii begin promptly a,t 8:00 p.m. dance will start at nine and last Jack Hurst will announce the con­ until two, the many hours being cert over WHCU-FM through the filled with music and entertain­ Professor George King Driscoll facilities of the Ithaca College Ra- ment which will feature the choos- of the music department faculty dio Workshop. Standing (1-r) Pierson Hildrith (M), Derwin Jones (Phy. Ed.) will present an all-Beethoven piano ing and crowning of the Senior The following program has been Seated (1-r) Bill Farrel (B), Ev Rouse (D), and between them is Dr. Queen and Junior Princess. recital on Wednesday evening, announced bv Mr. Beeler: Grimshaw. Ted Pierce (B) is on the end. Ted Pierce, Junior Class Social February 15, 1950, at 8:00 p.m. in Commando .l/;,rch ............ Samuel Barbrr Not shown is Ed Ruh (Physio). the College Little Theatre. .Mr. O,,,crturr, "Italian in Algiers" .... Rossini ---------------------------- Chairman, has selected Edgai: Driscoll has chosen the following " ..Ju c/airr dr la lunr"-l'ariations Student Council Proposes Monthly Assembly Chapman as ticket chairman, John program for presentation at that for clarinet Jcanjra11-arr. by Quiglry The Student Council resolved at hoped that this ,viii serve to unite May for publicity, Norma Willin­ time: Jamrs Truscrllo, rlarinrtist its last meeting to formulate plans the student body as ,veil as keep ger, favors, Charles Gray, refresh­ ( Continued on page 3, col. 2) for monthly assembly periods to be abreast of the student conscensus. ments, and Pauline Spitulnik will ( Cu11ti11urd 011 page 3, col. 3) held in the Strand Theatre. It is be in charge of decorations. Richard Raymond will secure Radio Series Revived the chaperones and Harold Krem­ This Spring; WITJ Gets SCAMPERS Through The Wings On Opening Night: ser is in charge of the musical end. The Committee to work the details , Sunday Spot On WHCU Tomorrow night the cast and/ at the audience with a laugh that glistening ( the make-up crew of the Queen and Princess contest is . With a plea for greater uni,·ersal crew of Scampers will let the wind surprised all concerned ... it woke caught him stealing the Mr. Amer­ headed by Lillian Contiguglia. The :, tolerance and brotherho0d, the pro­ take them as they fly out of the the stage manager up. The high- icas' olive oil) and brow beat them price of admission to the dance will College Theatre after ruining their light opening night, as seen from into applauding his virile selection . gram OF ONE BLOOD will be broad- be $2.90, which will include $1.00 vocal muscles on the curtain call the wings, was a pair of unshapely entitled You're cast this Sunday afternoon from the a He-lvlan. for admission. $1.70 for favors and chorus. The destination among figures wrestling about the mats Competing for long runs in sing­ Ithaca College Radio Workshop 20 cents for Uncle Sam. other Ithaca night spots, will tbe with some rather fine specimens of ing, Bert de Rose raised himself over WHCU-AM & FM at 4:30 Float Parade Scampers' Dance in The Seneca physical training in a slightly ad- high on his box and in a loud voice, p.m. This is the second in a series Saturday afternoon, prior to the Gym which is being sponsored by libbed Health week. The author of reminiscent of a foreign dialect, of eight radio shows urging the track meet at Percy Field, the Stu­ IDEO. the scene checked his program. peddled his cry of a National Vege- fight against racial discrimination. dent Council will sponsor a float Many think that the show should Below is a completely unre- table Week. Allowing the stage OF ONE BLOOD is sponsored under continue on, especially now that the hearsed ( ? ) shot taken by Hank crew to nonchalantly set up for the ( Co11ti1111rd on pagr 3, col. +) the jomt auspices of the Ithaca City various cues, actions and dialogue Osmer of the colorful finale of Act following scene, for the first time, Ministerial Association, the Cornell has been ser. By tonight the show This picture does not caputre Nick Vacca and Lee Landau saun­ United Religious Work and the I. should prove to be a smooth pro- the surprise of said group when on tered before the traveler and re­ Junior Hayride Next Friday Tompkins County Council of duction and an opening in Pitts- opening night the streamer spec- prised their joy of being together. Churches. burgh is keenly, but unhopefully, tacle descended and descended and This year's dancing was a fine To Start Class Activities Talent for these shows will be anticipated by the assoc\ates of this descended. Whoops! feature of the show and combined The Junior class will stage an old supplied by students of the Ithaca fabulous mu;ical extranganza, a Opening night featured three ~n- with the beats ascending from Pete fas~ion~d hayride on Feb!uary 17. College Department of Drama and production that out-cinemas the cores for which lyrics were alreadv DeLucca 's henchmen crave the show fh1s will be a closed affair and all Radio. This week's script, The cinema. written. Now if this be treason mak·e J a fast moving spirit~ Though the J uni?rs ,vho are interested in at- People Next Door, tells the story Wednesday Joe Spadaro got all the most of it. John Tucker slam- production took many long hours of tendmg are request.ed to. drop a of how European refugees found his lines and Book \Veek leaped out med the audience with all muscles ( Co11ti11urd 011 paq,· 3) note marked H aynde with your bigotry, misunderstanding, and in­ --------------------------------------·----- name on it in the mail box of one tolerance even here in America­ of the following committee mem­ the "citadel of Democracy." bers before i\Ionday, February 13. Rev. John H. Sardeson, pastor The committee members are Bar­ of the Lutheran Church of Ithaca, bara Kirch· anJ Charles Grav of will be guest speaker on Sunday's the Phy Ed department, N~rma program and will interview Miss Willinger and Stuart Polhman of Evi Martin. :Vliss Martin is a dis­ the Music department, Pauline placed person from Germany now Spitulnik and Ed Ruh of Physio, (Co11ti111ted 011 page 3, col. 2) Ted Pierce of Business, Lillian Con­ tiguglia of Drama and Richard Faculty-Student Variety Raymond of Radio. Show Set For March Other activitie~ scheduled for the ( Co11ti11u1·d on pagr 3, col. 5) March 11 and 12 will see a novel variety show taking place in the Ithaca College Little Theatre with · a cast including 50 per cent faculty Sweetheart's Ball Next : members and 50 per cent student. · Mrs. Ben Light and Mrs. George Saturday At Ithaca Hotel Hoerner, both IC graduates of the On Saturday February 25, the Drama Department, will be co­ Olympia Club of Ithaca College directors. For sixty cents including will present its third annual Sweet­ tax there will be a minimum of an Standing in the finale to Act I and the Mardi Gras scene are: Elmer James, Juggler; Mildred Kane, pup- hearts' Ball. hour and a half entertainment. petteer; Joe Baris; Dottie Lunken; Phil Scalise; Doris Bryden; Bill Coppola, Lamplighter; Peggy Behringer, The dance will take place at the '. The committees for the Faculty­ Madame Joliet; Justin Paltrow, the Man; June Billings, Nanette; Don Rutledge; Beverly Spring; Joe Peluso; Ithaca Hotel from 9-1 A.M. Artie Student Capers are :as follows: Jean Nevin; Jim Tripp; Mortimer Clark. Sitting before them are: Ruthe Buss; John Damelio; Edith Wiltsie; Booth and his orchestra will pro­ Production staff: Production Man­ Roger Coleman; Nancy Weinberg; Betty Pletcher; Joyce Miles; Inge Becker; Roxane Brooks; and Chris vide the music.
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