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VoL XXVI, No. 25 WILKES COLLEGE, WILKES-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA FRrDAY, MAY 11, 1962 Cinderella Defies 'Midnight' Spell Glass Slipper Fits; Tickets Available for Queen Crowned at Ball All-College Outing Will Reign for Weekend Meal and amusement tickets for To every girl who has ever the All College Outing at Rocky read the wondrous tale of Cin- Glen may be obtained today from derella, tonight will have a spe- 12 to 1 p.m. in the cafeteria or on cial meaning. For the Saturday night at the Spring Car- age-old nival. legend, tinged with fairy-tale unreality, will spring into life The outing is being sponsored by at the stroke of twelve as a the School Spirit Committe and Wilkes coed is transformed into handled by members of the Eco- queen of the Cinderella Ball. nomics Club. Giving the legend a new twist, Students and faculty members Cinderella's kingdom will be a Tea- must purchase their meal tickets house of the August Moon created by Saturday night, since meal from gold and orange crepe paper, tickets will not be sold on Sunday. bright lanterns, and opaque, flower- bordered screens. An oriental Day students will be charged $1 rock garden, encircling an ebony for a lunch ticket and $1 for a tree laden with yellow lanterns, strip of twenty amusement tickets; will dominate the central position dormitory students will be charged in this Oriental paradise and com- only for amusement tickets. Two plete the regal setting. free amusement tickets will be All will watch given to each student. with bated breath Pictured above are the eleven candidates for Cinderella, 1962. At the bewitching hour of midnight as a procession of eleven potential Buses, provided by the School tonight, those members of the faculty and student body who attend the Student Government's annual Cinderellas march through the midst of this Spirit Committee, will leave from Cinderella Ball will know the results of a campus-wide ballot taken almost two weeks ago. They regal setting shortly are, before the magic Chase Hall at 12:30 and 4:15 p.m. standing, left to right: Nancy Tinklepaugh, Louise hour. The pag- Gatto, Patricia Riviello, Rachael Altavilla, Ruth eantry, narrated by Joe on Sunday. Ann Boorom. Seated: Judy Butchko, Estelle Manos, Jones, Marsha Hefferan, Glanville. Shambe Arline Joyce and Mimi Milson, will lead up to Jerry Moffatt, chairman of the the "magic moment" when her outing, reminds students to bring royal majesty will be presented to their activity cards to be admitted her anxious subjects. The tri- to the 6 to 9 p.m. dance Sunday umphant sovereign will then ac- evening. Activities Director Takes Leave of Absence cept her royal duty and lead her subjects in the quest of pleasure Mofi'att is being assisted by as they cavort Richard Hohn, tickets; Tom Toma- to the tunes of her To Pursue Graduate Studies majesty's "royal musicians" led by us, activities; Ron Pohala, dance; at Penn State Gene Dempsey. Bill Klein and Bill McIntyre, food. by Mary DiGiuseppe his graduate studies so far, but As delegates of her majesty, Al Summer is a time of change for that the further he got into it, the Kishel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mor- college students - when they leave greater his interest became. In a Dr. and Mrs. John Doane, Mike Opportunity Remains their books and take up summer characteristic statement, he went Mr. and Mrs. John Doane, Mike jobs. This summer will also mark on to say that he feels he owes Bianco, and Gail Roberts will form For Students To Name a change for a non-student member future Wilkes students all the a receiving line to greet all visi- of the college, but in a slightly re- knowledge and experience he can tors. Dean Ralston and Mr. Mor- College's Athletic Field versed order. Mr. Robert Morris, command to aid them in overcom- ris, as royal chaperones, will see Administrative Assistant t o t he ing the problems and complexities that justice and order prevail in Students still have the opportu- President and familiar figure at of a college education. the kingdom. nity to submit a name to be used Chase Hall, will vacate his desk It will be a long, hard pull to Royal commissioners in charge in the permanent naming of the and exchange i t f o r another at the end of the road, but he will of the affair, Gail Roberts and newly - completed college athletic Pennsylvania State University. have his family his wife, Patri- James Walters, have on - proclaimed field. This field is located the On June 13 he will depart for that cia, his son, Jeffrey, and his daugh- that tickets for the ball are now of former home o e site the f t h campus, where he will spend a ters, Pamela and Susan, who are on sale in the cafeteria at $2.50 per Wilkes-Barre Barons - Artillery fifteen-month leave of absence going with him to cheer him couple. Assisting them in their Park in Kingston. working toward his doctoral degree along. In fact, he reports that royal duties are Harvey Rosen, The Board of Trustees has de- in education. they are looking forward to the Bonnie Jenkins, Louis Coopey, Ted cided to give the student body this By now the university is a fami- trip with enthusiasm. Begun, Richard Burns, Catherine chance to name a part of the col- liar sight to Mr. Morris, for he has Taking over as Administrative DeAngelis, Joseph Shambe, James lege's expanding physical plant. spent much time there during the Assistant to the President during Jones, Virginia Mason, Fred Smith- There is still some time remaining past three summers compiling cred- the absence of Mr. Morris will be son, Patricia Ropetski, and Jeff in which students can submit the its for his Master's degree. And Mr. Arthur Hoover, a memier of Gallet. would like see the "creditable" credits they have been, the Commerce and Finance Depart- Spring Carnival name they to co-student field bear. too - most of his marks have been Mr. Robert Morris ment and sometimes Mary Lee Vannoy, her majesty's H's or honorables, equivalent to 4's with him during his summer ses- press agent, has announced that Ever since the Barons left the under our marking system. Mr. ta, a fraternity whose members sions at Penn State. the coronation will have radio and area, the field had been neglected. Morris modestly disclaims most of are graduate students in education. television coverage - proving that The college obtained the rights to the credit, attributing his success As such, he will be responsible for not even this Far Eastern kingdom use the field under the terms of a to the excellent general training directing the social and academic Jaycees Elect Officers can remain untouched by modern long-term lease which include care- in gathering research material he activities of the group, an office At Tuesday's ICG meeting, elec- technology. taker services and a general im- received at Wilkes. for which his position at Wilkes tion of the club's officers was held. Continuing in this festive vein, provement in the physical appear- High marks were not the only has amply prepared him. Chosen by acclamation to lead the royal merriment will prevail at ance field. of the distinction he achieved during his Specifically Mr. Morris will be group was Fred Smithson, a sopho- the Spring Carnival tomorrow eve- more political science major. Jeff ning in Parrish Hall Parking Lot. The area will be used as a com- summer study. The last summer working for his Doctor of Educa- he was on the State campus he tion with a major in College Per- Gallet was chosen to act as the Two huge clowns at the entrance bination baseball diamond, grid- club's representative the region- to the lot will welcome entertain- field was elected vice-president and pro- sonnel Work. He will spend the fif- at iron, soccer, and hockey and ment-seekers to a world of con- to gram chairman of Iota Alpha Del- teen months he is away taking al level as Student Chairman. in addition will be available the Sheila Kernis is the new vice-presi- cessions, variety acts, refresh- community during the summer courses mainly in higher education and psychology. The actual writing dent and Carol Rhines, the new ments, and open-air dancing. The through the Recreation Associa- treasurer. Pat Rossi was elected variety of concession booths rang- tion. ICG Elects Officers; of his doctoral dissertation will come later. by acclamation to serve again as ing from a rat race to a wheel of After a suitable number of sug- Two Win by Acclamation secretary. chance and presided over by cam- gestions has been made, the Board At a recent meeting of the Commenting on this disserta- Also chosen by the club mem- pus organizations, will be available will meet and decide on the name Jaycees, Paul Heagy, B.S. in Com- tion, Mr. Morris brought up an in- bers was the senior member who for the amusement of students of to be given to the field. To aid in merce and Finance major, was teresting point in regard to his had done the most for the organ- all interests. this selection, the Board has re- elected president of the organiza- campus job as a reviewer of Na- ization. The name of the person That most necessary ingredient quested that students submitting tion for the coming year. tional Defense St u dent Loan selected is known only to the club's of every carnival - a beauty con- a name to include a brief explana- Three juniors were elected to forms. The honesty of the appli- advisor, Mr. Arthur Hoover. A test - will be the highlight of the tion of the reason for their choice. fill the other posts for next year. cants in completing these forms, certificate will be presented to the evening - and a most extraordi- Gerald Moffatt and Nick Alesan- he believes, has suggested the senior at the Awards Assembly. nary beauty contest this is, since To facilitate the process of sub- dro, Commerce and Finance ma- possibility of writing his disserta- Ideas for membership drives, instead of featuring the usual f em- mitting names, the Beacon is in- jors, were elected to the offices of tion on the values of college stu- fund-raising campaigns, speakers, mine pulchitrude, its subject is legs cluding with this issue a sugges- vice-president and treasurer, re- dents today. and trips are already being formed - male legs. Merle Benesch, Linda tion blank which can be filled out spectively. The secretary will be Commenting on his trip in gen- in order to get the organization Paonessa, Elaine Adams, and Mary and returned to the Beacon editor. William Space, B.S. in Secondary eral, Mr. Morris said that he had off to a good start at the beginning Francis Barone are heading a dil- PDFThis blank compression, can be found on page OCR, 2. Education web major. optimization usingnot originally a watermarked intended to carry evaluation of the fall term. copy of CVISION PDFCompressor(continued on page 6) 2 W]LKES COLLEGE BEACON Friday, May 11, 1962

EDITORIALS Reporters Pose STUDENT SKETCH Suggestions Still Needed Legitimate Questions Chae Adapts to American Campus Several weeks ago the Beacon launched a campaign to obtain names for the college athletic field. As of this writing, To Administration no suggestions from the student body have been submitted. Marking the first in a series of After Youth in War-Torn Korea While we are well aware that everyone may not have talent "press conferences" conducted by "Man is a pliable being, flexible, adaptable," says Dostoev- in this area, it is obvious that there must be someone in a stu- Gettysburg College to promote ski. Changhee Chae from Seoul, Korea, has certainly proved dent body of more than 1200 members who has some opinion communication a .m o n g faculty man's adaptability. Born in North Korea, he moved to South regarding the field. members, administrators, and stu- Korea where he lived with his family for three years. When dents, President C. A. Hanson said out enlisted in the Republic of It has been suggested by off-campus sources that the field that he feels any questions by stu- the Korean War broke he Korea be named in honor of some distinguished local personality and dents are legitimate. Army, serving as an officer for five years. suggestions in this area are also welcomed. Students are in- The leaders of campus organiza- Then in 1958 Changhee made a decision which he considers vited to use the ballot on this page and may submit it with their tions and two representatives from the turning point in his life. "Some friends from Korea who suggestion to the Beacon mailbox in the Bookstore, to the Beacon each class were invited to attend were studying in America recommended that I come to Wilkes. office in Pickering 202, or to any member of the staff. the conference. Dr. Hanson, Dean Shortly afterwards I received a This is an opportunity for some Wilkes student to display of the College Charles H. Glatfel- letter from the College - a per- his ability and to bring acclaim to himself and to the general ter, Dean of Students John Sham- sonal letter from Dr. Farley - line and Dr. Basil Crapster, chair- saying that if I met the require- student body. man of the Academic Policy Com- ments I would be welcome to come mittee, answered the questions of here." On Spring Weekend student representatives. The transition from military to Spring Weekend with a number of gala affairs is once At the beginning of the confer- college life was not an easy one again upon us and many students are hurriedly making final ence, Dr. Crapster announced that for him, since he had studied little a petition submitted by the senior during his five years in the army. arrangements for this event. Many thanks in advance go to class requesting their inclusion in those who given of their time talent to for "When I started at the College I have and prepare the the new graduation requirements only wanted Weekend and to make it the success which it to graduate quickly; we are sure has not been accepted. Dr. Crap- but soon I developed a love for will be. ster explained that the Academic learning which has prompted me All of us can help, though, simply by being in attendance Policy Committee's decision was to desire further education - thus at these affairs. Every possible arrangement has been made to based on the opinion that a change his turning point in life. After insure the students at this year's Spring Weekend an enjoyable in senior requirements would not graduation Changhee plans to en- time and the location of the events makes them convenient to all. be of real benefit. Little leeway ter Columbia University, where he for arranging one's schedule with will do graduate study in econom- his advisor remains in the senior ics. He then hopes to return to year. Korea and either teach or work Stephens College Signs Pact One student asked if there was a for the government. possibility t h at comprehensive Changhee, an honor student in examinations might be abolished. Seoul High School, has been twice With U.S. Office of Education Dr. Hanson said that alternatives on the Deans List at the College. might be explored in a study soon Chcmghee Chae Stephens College and the U.S. the newer media for learning that He is a member of the Lettermen's to be undertaken. He personally ' Club and a former member of the Office of Education recently signed are to be incorporated in the five favors a senior thesis. Another a contract for a project involving structures that will create the TRÉS CHIC Accounting Club and the soccer student inquired about a change in team. A senior business adminis- final planning for the selection and James M. Wood Learning Center the grading system for required integration of a wide variety of on this campus. Fashion Directors Play tration major, he was a statistics courses and suggested that a rat- laboratory instructor at the Col- educational media to be used in the Stephens will develop a compre- ing of "satisfactory" or "unsatis- Important Roles in Style Stephens College of Learning Cen- hensive report for the use of other by Mimi Wilson lege last fall. factory" be given instead of a let- Having enjoyed his years here ter. colleges in their own campus plan- ter grade. The student was con- Individual buyers are responsible The project is entitled "The ning for new learning facilities. for Changhee, a resident at Ashley cerned about a lack of standardiza- spotting the style trends in says in Planning of Educational Media for The project will develop specifics their own specialties (handbags, Hall, that he finds his tion in grading. dormitory a family atmosphere a new Learning Center, and the on the kinds and types of equip- Dr. Crapster replied that faculty say, or sweaters), but a store's Preparation of a Record Suitable ment that can be used to greatest over-all fashion look is set by the with close student-faculty relation- members receive a list of grade ships. Yet he also receives an im- for National Distribution." advantage by faculty members percentages in order to compare fashion co-ordinator, or director, Primarily the project will en- furthering the education of stu- as she is known in some stores. pression of development, since he their individual systems. Dean has seen the addition of new dormi- able Stephens to identify the most dents in fostering their own educa- Shainline added that a student's She must keep up on everything resources tories and class buildings during modern and functional of tion. grades on the basis of various in- from silhouettes to fabric. She selects the clothes for displays his four year sojourn. dividual systems tend to even out Traveling, soccer, and hiking are over four years. (floor mannequins as well as win- dows), decides how to accessorize some of his favorite pastimes. He WHAT - WHERE - WHEN - After a query about the Student also enjoys picnics and is consi- Conduct Committee's request for a them. Fashion shows are also her responsibility. dered one of the finest dancers on Cinderella Ball Gym, Tonight, 9-1 decision on the minimum penalty campus. - for possession of alcoholic bever- An important, and more subtle Golf, Harpur Tournament Away, Today, 1 p.m. part of her job is exerting influence As a foreign student he has been - ages on campus, Dr. Hanson ex- asked to speak at meetings and Baseball, Alumni Home, Saturday, 2 p.m. plained that the situation will be on buyers. An assistant fashion - co-ordinator may book models, banquets throughout the area. Tennis, Scranton Home, Saturday, 2 p.m. investigated and discussed with the When asked if he could speak - conduct committee. Dr. Hanson al- write commentary, arrange for mu- Spring Carnival Parrish Hall Lot, Saturday, 7 p.m. sic and lights. She often helps, English when he entered Wilkes, - so answered that the possibility he smiled, "I thought so. Having All-College Outing Rock Glen Park, Sunday of a wet campus is remote. He too, with the advertising and pub- - licity divisions working with studied English in school for six Golf, MAC Tourney Scranton, Monday. personally does not favor a wet - years, then working with Ameri- - campus. photographers, suggesting fashion Baseball, Scranton Home, Monday, 3:30 p.m. points to be brought out in copy. can officers in the army, I had a - Dean Shainline helped to explain reading knowledge of the language. Tennis, Moravian Away, Monday, 3 p.m. the role of the Student Conduct Fashion assistants are usually - envied, and it's true that such jobs, The articulation progressed, Education Club - Pickering 203, Tuesday, 11 a.m. Committee. A student questioned though, only with practice." the possibility of publishing re- in spite of the chores, are attrac- Award Assembly - Gym, Thursday, 11 a.m. tive for anyone who feels she has Changhee said that after the Art Exhibit Conyngham Annex, Thursday ports of the confirmation or re- first semester he found little diffi- - versal of the committee's decision flair. Titles, however, can be de- Baseball, Rider Away, Thursday, 3 p.m. ceptive; especially in s m e r culty in understanding professors' - by the review board. The dean of all lectures. This is definitely proof students said that no policy pro- stores, even "fashion coordinator" may be just a title given in- of his remarkable ability to WILKES COLLEGE BEACON hibits publication of the result. - adapt - most students begin to The review board usually acts with stead of a raise. fully understand the lectures as regard to penalties rather than ac- they contemplate them years after tual decisions of guilt. If the Weed Named to graduation. board considered an original deci- PSEA Post sion to be faulty, a retrial would Mr. Larry Weed has been ap- be considered. pointed head of the Pennsylvania colleges and universities as part Music Educators Student Chapter. of the program. A newspaper published each week of the regular school year Southern College Changes He will be the faculty advisor to This organization for potential by and for the students of Wilkes College, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Final Examination Ruling the group whose special job will music teachers is a part of the The class of '62 at North Caro- be to increase PMTA membership. Pennsylvania Educators Associa- Editor-in-Chief Wayne W. Thomas Meetings will be organized and ex- tion and the National Music Edu- Cynthia A. Hagloy lina State College will be the last News Editor who change programs set up between cators Association. P. Bomboy group of graduating seniors Feature Editor Robert can exempt final examinations Sports Editor George J. Tensa The recommendation from the Fa- Business Manager Ronald J. Sebolka culty Senate to discontinue the Faculty Advisor Francis J. Salley standing policy of relieving sen- niors from exams in the courses News Staff Members: in which they held A or B grades Leona A. Baiera. Alice Bakun, Mary Frances Barone, Maryann My Athletic Field Name Suggestion Is: Berger. Lillian Bodzio. Pauline Bostjancic. Frances Cortice. Lynne was approved recently by Chancel- Dente, Mary Alice Gabla, Mary DiGuiseppe. Rose A. Hallet. Mary lor John Tyler Caldwell. Alice Isganitis. Joseph Klaips. Jerome J. ICrasa, Barbara A. Lore, Commenting on the move, Stu- Eleanore Nielsen, Sandia Potapczyk, Ails Pucilowski, Jerry L Shilan. dent Government President Norris ski, David Stout. Kathy Thomas. Gloria Zaludek, Charlotte Wetzel Tolson said: "Student Government Sports Staff Members: put on an extensive drive to have Remarks: James L. Jackiewicz. Dale Jones. the views of the students expressed Business Staff Members: to the Faculty Senate. It is quite Williom Carver, Michael Cebula, Art Hettinger. disappointing that the Senate chose Editorial and business offices located at Pickering Hall 201, 181 South not to give the students a chance Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., on Wilkes College campus. to express their opinions." Mechanical Dept.: Schmidt's Printery, rear 59 North Main Street, The idea of discontinuing exemp- Wilkes-Barre, Pa. tion policy arose last year when Subscription: $1.50 per year. the faculty also came up with Name All opinions expressed by columnists and special writers including recommendations concerning Ietter to the editor are not necessarily those of this publication but changes in the commencement pro- PDF compression,those ofOCR, the individuals. web optimization usinggram. a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor Friday, May 11, 1962 WILKES 'COLLEGE BEACON 3

Buildings Have Background Student Government Mrs. Hervey Ahiborn, New Dean I Approves Policies Of Rich, Interesting History At a brief Student Government To Begin Duties on July 1 Primarily a community college, Wilkes has roots that go meeting Monday evening, Mike Mrs. Hervey Ahiborn, newly appointed Dean of Women, Bianco, chairman into the city of Wilkes-Bane and all Wyoming Valley. At of the policies will begin her duties on July 1, filling the post now temporarily deep committee, read the following new the time Wilkes was chartered as a four year liberal arts college policies which the solons approved occupied by Mrs. Gertrude Doane, who returned to the college in 1947, the college trustees decided to honor John Wilkes, an with some minor changes. last September to fill an interim assignment. English patriot and one of the first defenders of American free- 1. Scope: The Student Govern- Born in Altoona, Mrs. Ahlborn was graduated from Altoona dom in England, by naming the newly founded institution in ment shall supervise and coordi- High School. She attended Madeira School, Washington, D.C., his honor. nate all student activities except and was graduated from Mt. Holyoke College with an A.B. intercollegiate athletics, intramural degree in Zoology. She served as executive secretary of the athletics, the band, the mixed Luzerne County Medical Society chorus, the orchestra, and the Ma- from 1957 until 1959, she became drigal Singers. Dean of Women at Keystone Junior 2. Recognized Activity: Each or- College, La Plume, Pennsylvania. ganization, to be recognized as an Mrs. Ahlborn's professional affil- official campus organization, shall iations include the Pennsylvania have a constitution approved by Association of Women Dean Coun- the Student Government and the sellors, N a t 1 o n a I Association of Administrative Council if the or- Women Dean Counsellors, and the ganization has affiliation beyond Junior League of Wilkes-Barre. the Wilkes College Campus. The A resident of Wilkes-Barre, Mrs. constitution shall include the fol- Ahlborn has two children. Her son lowing: is married and lives in Oakland, Name of organization California. Her daughter teaches Purpose at the A n n I e Wright Seminary, Provisions for meeting Tacoma, Washington. Membership stipulations, if any 0 Offices dent Government deems one , 3. Committee Meetings: Commit- chaperon is sufficient for the tee meetings of the Student Gov- affair. Each chaperon shall ernment shall be open to the stu- grant his approval in writing dent body unless closed by specific on the activities form. Chap- order of the President. erons shall be on hand at the Chase Hall 4. Finances: beginning of the affair and thus increased the esteem school, Mr. Kirby also donated the Budget requests for the corn- remain until it is ended. ing year shall be submitted tn Wbich he is held by the com- Kirby's former coach house to 6. Compliance: Failure to com- munity, named jointly him Wilkes. The main building serves to the Student Government Mrs. Hervey Ahiborn ply with these for and two weeks policies will be dealt haac Barre, and, by doing so, gave as the college library while the after the begin- with by appropriate ning of the fall semester on action of the voice to their desire to create a coach house, enlarged in 1955, Student Government; penalties, so- true community college. The serves as the college cafeteria or forms prepared by the Trea- activity form to the Student cial or financial, com- surer. A Budget Committee, are to be deter- munity, in turn, has been quick to "Commons." Government in the manner mined by the appointed by the President of Student Government show its gratitude. The rough quadrangle thus discussed below. according to the severity of the formed by Chase Hall, Chase Thea- the Student Government, shall Permission to hold all student offense. Much of this gratitude has been consider appropriations to functions, open shown in ter, Kirby Hall and the "Commons" to the entire Further policies to the form of gifts to the each organization and submit student 'body or closed to the be approved college of properties to be used as provides beautiful lawns which by the solons will be brought up contribute to the atmosphere of a its proposals to the Student members of a particular or- part of its physical plant. Other Government as soon as possi- at the next meeting. true college campus and form a ganization or group and 'their Activity properties have been purchased by ble after the beginning of the guests, shall be obtained from forms from the Letter- the college and have been named natural gathering place for stu- men's Club, Education Club, and dents. fall semester. After approv- the Student Government. An after patriots who were important ing the Budget, the Student Art Club were approved. in Ed. Note: Of the remaining col- activities form shall be sub- the history of the community. Government shall present it mitted at a meeting of the Mike Bianco, chairman of the Many of the buildings thus pre- lege buildings, several were do- External nated, others were bought, and one to the Administrative Council Student Government for re- Committee, announced sented to the college have a rich for final approval. view not less than two '(2) that Chatham College has extended and interesting history of their was constructed by the school. an invitation to any Some of these will be discussed Intercollegiate Confer e n c e weeks prior to the scheduled interested stu- own - a history that is known Funds shall be allocated on activity. The Student Gov- dent government representative to to relatively few people connected next week in a continuation of this attend he West Virginia article. the following basis: 50% of ernment President shall sub- Regional with Wilkes. The first building cost or $15 per person, which- mit the approved form to the Conference at Chatham College acquired by the college, when it ever is less, but at no time to Director of Student Activities May 11-13. was still Bucknell University Ju- Vanderbilt University exceed $160 for the budget one week prior to the sched- Leona Baiera, chairman of the nior College, is perhaps symbolic year. uled affair. The President Student Government Banquet, pro- of all buildings that have become Awards Krasa Field trip expenses shall be may consult the Calendar posed several available places to part of Wilkes. borne by the club treasury, Committee and then approve hold the affair. The solons voted Chase Hall was presented to the Full Scholarship the club members or both. an activities form in lieu of to have it at the Carousel Motel college by Rear Admiral Harold R. Expenditures within the budg- a Student Government meet- on Monday, May 21 at 6:30 p.m. Stark, present chairman of the et (and for all organizations ing two weeks before the Mr. Robert Morris, 1961-62 ad- Board of Trustees, in honor of his not under the Extracurricular event. visor, and Mr. Arthur Hoover, sister and her husband, Mr. and Activities Budget) shall be Two Chaperones shall be se- 1962-63 advisor, were cordially in- Mrs. Fred M. Chase. approved by the president or lected from the faculty or ad- vited to attend. Members of the During the years it has belonged the treasurer; the advisor; ministration for each student Student Government are requested to the college, Chase Hall has and the Comptroller. All bills affair except when the Stu- to pay $1.75 to Miss Baiera. served many purposes. It has been shall be submitted to the used continuously as the Adminis- Comptroller's Office within tration Building and presently forty-eight hours following houses the offices of the President, the purchase. Male With "Best Gams" the Deans, and other administra- 5. Social Activities: To permit tive officials. a smooth functioning, diversified To Be Selected 'Cinderfe1la" In addition, Chase Hall was used social calendar with a minimum of to house the first college cafeteria, conflicts, the following steps shall once housed the language depart- be taken: ment, and has also provided space The Social Calendar for the for recreation centers. coming year shall be prepared The beauty of the building, con- each spring by a Student Gov- structed about 1917, prompted its ernment committee and the selection, in 1958, as one of the Director of Student Activi- most prominent and interesting ties. It shall not conflict with buildings in Wilkes-Barre. A. Au- the College Calendar pub- brey Bodine, photographic director lished in the College Cata- of the Baltimore Sunday Sun, so logue. selected Chase Hall in behalf of Unscheduled events may be the Baltimore Life Insurance Coin- scheduled by recognized or- pany. A photograph of the build- conferring Life in ganizations after ing was used by Baltimore Jerome Krasa with the Student Government a tribute to the city in a national Dr. Hugo V. Mailey, chairman Calendar Committee to deter- trade journal advertising the com- mine available dates. The pany. of the Department of Political Do you recognize any of the above? If not, you'll have an op- Science, has announced that Jer- committee shall k e e p its The building behind Chase Hall date with the portunity to match the legsl with the faces tomorrow night at the known as ome Krasa, senior political science calendar up to which has come to be of the Director of Spring Carnival when the above pictured' limbs paricipate in the as the home major, has been awarded a full calendar Chase Theater is used Student Activities. After de- "Cinderfella" beauty contest. for the college dramatic group, tuition scholarship to Vanderbilt University School of Law. Krasa ciding on a specific date, the Cue and Curtain. It was acquired organization shall submit its "Can you Cinderize recogfella?", to aid them in making their deci- along with the Chase home and will begin his law studies at Van- as Jack Ross would say. If you sion. was formerly a garage for the derbilt, located in Nashville, Ten- can not "peg the legs", you can Jerry Shilanski, "human audio- main building. nessee, this fall. Krasa haS been selected to ap- "place the face" tomorrow night meter" and moderator of the con- Another property donated to the While at Wilkes, Krasa has been pear in this year's edition of Who's during intermission at the Spring test, will record the applause of college combines with the lawn of active in several college activities. Who Among Students in American Carnival. At that time, the final the audience and deliver the ver- Chase Hall to provide a traditional He is a member of the Debate Universities and Colleges and contestants will be revealed for dict of the judges. Prizes will be campus feeling. This is the for- Society and has served as the presi- qualified for the Dean's List last the selection of "Cinderfella". awarded to "Cinderfella". mer residence of Mr. and Mrs. dent of that organization for the semester. There are eleven finalists com- Nominations were made and the Fred M. Kirby; it was presented to last two years. He has also been He is a graduate of Hanover peting for the title. The audience, eleven contestants were chosen the college by Mr. Allan Kirby, a member of the Beacon staff for Township High School and is the acting as judges, will select the from these to appear in the finals. their son. the past year and acted as chair- son of Mrs. Sophie Krasa, 66 male with the "loveliest legs". 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No curves, no time tomorrow as the practice session. Under newly-appointed head coach baseball stars of the 1950-1960 era Roland sliders not even a change of pace. That's all there it. is to return to the Wilkes diamond to Schmidt, the team is busy shedding excess poundage acquired But, for some curious reason, golf isn't quite as simple as it participate in the second annual during the winter months, appears. Major-league sluggers, who can time perfectly a curve Alumni-Varsity baseball g a m e. In a meeting with the team last Thursday, Coach Schmidt ball that breaks a full foot, suddenly freeze when faced by a Game time is 2 p.m. Last year the presented a straight-forward approach to football. He said motionless golf ball. Pro fuilbacks who regularly bull their way stars of yesteryear took an early that it was up to the players to put forth their best effort. Schmidt through 1,600 pounds of furious flesh cringe when they see a lead, but couldn't hold back the further stated that the team was capable of playing winning sand trap. Golf ultimately becomes a demanding game and in tide of youth as the Varsity cap- football if they could muster the desire and will to win. the past two decades only a few hundred men have mastered tured a thrilling, and somewhat humorous, 12-11 victory. it well enough to win a top tournament. More significantly, only Alumni expected so to return to ac- a handful have mastered the sport thoroughly that they were tion are Ron Rescigno, Bob Sokol, able to win a lot of tournaments. Ralph Hendershot, Joe Sikora, Jim To establish himself as a top- he can bring his already sharp Ferris, Joe Parsnak, Walt Foley, notch golfer, a player must possess game to a fine edge. Ed Birnbaum, Joe Trosko, George three distinct talents: The calm nature of the West Ralston, Jack Madden, Jim Mc- He must have a perfect or Pittston alumnus gave a true in- New, and John Harvey. The "Old- near-perfect swing with the grace dication of his ability to ignore Timers" have pledged victory over of Bobby Jones. pressure and outside distractions sore muscles in this year's fray, He must be willing to prac- while playing. so plenty of action is expected. tice constantly, with an eye toward From the time he played his first Upset Scranton improving his strokes. He must game of golf at the age of nine, Last Friday the Colonels upset possess the dedication of an Ar- Occhiato was continuously prac- a highly favored Scranton Univer- nold Palmer. ticing with a dream of being a sity team, 8-7, in 10 innings. The During a match, he must be good golfer as his aim. The prac- game seemed lost when the Colo- able to ignore everything except tice was very fruitful as now he nels took their bat in the ninth. winning. The true intensity of can drive, chip, and putt with the The Royals held a three-run bulge Ben Hogan is a necessity of be- and Jim Matechak seemed to be coming a top performer. getting stronger with each inning. The degree to which any golfer The Colonels staged a major up- can combine these three skills will rising in the inning to knot the eventually determine his greatness. score, 7-7, to send the contest into Arnold Palmer with his explosive extra innings. play and Gary Player with an ever- In the tenth inning, Joe Kruczek, present air of consistency have who relieved Schwefel on the filled the sports pages across the mound in the ninth, led ofT with a country with their top play. Too double. Tom Trosko advanced the often local players are taken for runner with a bunt single and, granted and their heroics, which after Aquilino grounded out, Matt Co-Captain Bill Meneeley, Coach Schmidt, Co-Captain Jerry Mohn long match the play of the pros, Himlin sent the winning run across are pushed to the back page of with a single off the third base- Actual practice sessions began he played at four different posi- the newspapers. A sudden streak man's glove. The Royals loaded last Monday at the girls' hockey tions. of greatness, comparable to the the bases in the bottom half of field with the team undergoing In an interview with guard Jerry feat of Ken Venturi in the 1956 the inning, but failed to score. rigorous calisthenics and running Mohn, this reporter learned that Masters, is needed to bring the Tuesday's game with Susquehan- through plays. Notebooks con- the outlook for next season is defi- heroics into view. na University was rained out, taining most of the plays to be nitely bright. Mohn said that he Last week the Wilkes duffers WILKES used next season have been dis- was truly impressed with the spirit b a t t 1 e d the East Stroudsburg ab r h tributed to the team to study over that the team has shown and the golfers to a 9-9 tie in regulation Trosko, ss 4 1 2 the summer. The team is prac- caliber of players present. There play, sending the margin of vic- Aquilino, lf 6 1 1 ticing without pads, and, of course, are a number of fast halfbacks tory into a sudden-death playoff Himlin, cf 6 1 3 there are no contact drills or working out along with a bevy of between the two number-one men. Grohowski, lb 6 0 0 scrimmages involved in the prac- quarterbacks. The number of Roger Stern, Bethlehem Metropoli- John Occhiato Zampetti, 3b 5 1 1 tice sessions. players is expected to increase in tan champion and top golfer in Yankosky, rf 5 1 3 top amateurs in the area. The Although the squad of thirty-odd the fall, with the incoming fresh- the state college circuit, led off for Voshefski, 2b 5 0 1 5'8", 140-pound performer has cap- players is running through plays, men and a number of players who, the Warriors against John Occhia- Kocher, c 5 1 2 Junior Valley Champion- the purpose of the spring drills, for various reasons, are not avail- to, an unknown from Wilkes. The tured the Gentile, 2 0 1 and the Fox Hill Caddy Tour- p according to Coach Schmidt, is to able for the spring practice ses- first hole was bogeyed by both ship Schwefel, 1 0 0 ney twice. For three years he p verse the team in the basic funda- sion. golfers. Both men got great tee- Kruezek, 1 1 1 qualified for the PIAA state high p mentals of the game of football. Mohn, who is certainly looking shots off on the second fairway aGladtke 1 1 1 to begin school finals. This is enable the team to forward to next season, intimated with Occhiato's shot out-distancing practice next fall in a smoother that from what he's seen during Stern's by 30 feet. A top wedge- Coach Welton Farrar considers Totals 47 8 16 and more rewarding manner. As the practice sessions thus far, the shot carried the ball to within two Occhiato his best "medalist" player SCRANTON a result, the Colonels should be team would be prepared to meet feet of the cup for the Colonel and has high hopes for his number- ab r h well-trained and better-equipped to Moravian next weekend. number-one man. A short putt one man in the Harpur Tourney Koneski, lf 4 1 1 challenge their MAC foes this fall. If Mohn's enthusiasm is indica- with a dense air of excitement and the MAC Tournament. Watson, 2b 6 1 1 Working with Schmidt at prac- tive of that expressed by the rest hanging overhead scored a birdie, For his great play in the Wilkes Cesare, ss 5 1 1 tice have been Jonah Goobic and of the team, Wilkes football is in a victory for Wilkes. Out of the golf wars, the Beacon salutes John Ryan,lb 5 1 1 Frank Spudis. Goobic, who was line for a long-overdue uprising. darkness of obscurity came an- Occhiato as "Athlete of the Week" Colangelo, 3b 5 0 0 formerly a halfback at Bloomsburg other topnotch performer. and wishes him continued success Klebauskas, rf 5 1 1 State College, is concerned chiefly ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Oc- 0 The degree to which John on the fairways. Kost, cf 5 2 with the backfield, while Spudis is TO MEET chiato combines the three skills are Matechak, p 4 0 1 in the capacity of line performing Assembly Commit- without question. So far, there Kenehan, p 0 0 0 coach. His qualifications for this An important is 0 0 0 tee meeting will be held Sunday, is no doubt about his swing. It Best . . . Be Wall Groomedi Carlonas, p post are evident when one exam- Look Your May 13 2 p.m. at Dean Doane's fluid and efficient, an applied blend Malosh, c 5 0 1 ines his record at Wilkes, where at of accuracy and power. He pos- TONY'S house in Idetown. Transportation sesses hand-speed, timing, and So. River St. BARBER SHOP Totals 44 7 7 will be provided. elected for balance. One Block Below Campus aBatted for Schwefel in 9th. A chairman will be and the best student as- Occhiato's willingness to prac- 296 So. River St. Wilkos.Barre Doubles - Voshefski, Kruczek, next year on the Colonels' Watson, Cesare. sembly of the year will be chosen. tice is unmatched *. Kocher, Yankosky, CITY SHOE REPAIR hampered ** ** * * * * **** 1- * ** *** ** ** 3, Mate- All members are urged to attend. squad. Although he is Strikeouts - Schwefel For Complet. Shoe Service by a heavy schedule of engineer- chak 3. Stolen bases - Wilkes 2, ing subjects, the freshman duffer Mans Mod.rn Scranton 3. Winning pitcher - MANUSCRIPT NOTICE schedule so has a rigorous training 'Formal Wear' Kruczek. The Manuscript Society will hold election of officers Tuesday at 11 BAUM'S a.m. in Pickering 101. PERUGINOS VILLA Rental Service WOMEN'S TEA Italian-American Restaurant See All women students are invited A. Perugino 198 South to a tea in McClintock Hall on Washington St. BUD FAUST Buon Pronzo VA 3.6276 18 W. Northampton St., Wilkes-Barre Monday, May 14, from 3 to 6 p.m., Wilkes-Barr. for B.M.C. Cars in honor of Mrs. Hervey Ahiborn. 204 S. Main St. Wilkes-Bane. Pa. SPRITE COLLEGE MEN "IT PAYS TO PLAY" Where the Crowd Goes Austin Healey Positions ovailoble in Advertising ... For Your School Supplies FOR ALL SPORTS SEE for the Summer months Alter the Dance M.GA. TEACHING MACHINES. INC. needs Shop at... LEWIS - DUNCAN M.G. 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Golfers Win Thriller Tennismen Meet Royals Tomorrow; In Beacon Sportswriters' Vote; From East Stroudsburg; Drop Decision to Susquehanna Play Tournament Today Edges Ten Others To Take Title Tomorrow afternoon the Colonel tennis squad will take to Jim Brunza, who brought national recognition to Wilkes Tournament time hits the Colo- their home court to meet the Royals of Scranton University. The College by virtue of his stellar on the gridiron, nel golf schedule this weekend as visiting netmen are eager to avenge last year's humiliating de- perfonuances the was named the Beacon's "Athlete of the Year" in voting held Blue and Gold duft'ers prepare feats by the Colonels. Last season saw the Wilkesmen crush for play in two post season tour- the Royals, 9-0 and 8-1. this week among members of the sports staff of the newspaper. neys. Today In voting, the linksmen are in Scranton is reported to be a much-improved aggregation the Jim edged out a number of fine athletes among New York state playing in the An- whom were Tom Krisulevich, Erwin Guetig, Brooke Yeager, Ted nual Harpur this year, as they have a number of returning lettermen. Their Golf Tourney. This number-one Bud Toluba, Harvey Rosen, Frank Lepore, John Moore, Don Eller, is a medalist type tourney with man, whom Menaker has beaten twice, has Lou Zampetti, and Chuck Weiss. both individual and team cham- shown vast improvement over his performances 0± last year. Jim is a senior secondary education major who competed in pions chosen. Scranton has abeady beaten a tough King's squad during the football and wrestling and was outstanding in both areas of current campaign. On the road for their second On Monday the Colonels will the contest in the intercollegiate competition. tourney, last doubles the Colonels will be at the journey to Bethlehem to end the match as Wilkes' Owen Francis Fox Hill Country Club on Monday season by battling the Greyhounds and Fred Smithson lost in three for the Middle Atlantic States Col- of Moravian College. sets. Captain legiate Last year Bud M e n a k e r Athletic Conference cham- the Greyhounds came away with a and Fred Smithson won their sin- pionship. Scranton is the host col- 6-3 victory over Wilkes and gles matches. lege are In the doubles this year with Wilkes coach expected to provide the Colonels Menaker and Bill Klein won in Welton Farrar acting as chairman with a tough match again this year. straight sets and Gary Einhorn for the annual play. A record Sam Kilpatrick, who has and Gary number coached Frank took the second of 25 teams are entered tennis at Moravian since 1947, has doubles match in three sets. with LaSalle and Bucknell as the a nucleus of five lettermen Thus early from far in the season, the Colo- favorites. Last year the the 1961 team that posted a fine nels have been experiencing Colonels a run acted as hosts for the 10-3 record. The five lettermen of tough luck as far as victory is tourney with Bucknell capturing are expected to hold starting posts, concerned. Of their three losses, the title for the third consecutive with Merr Trumbore again playing two were by 5-4 year. margins and the No. 1. Last year he paced the other was by a 6-3 count. They An interesting sideline on the Greyhounds with nine victories in have played excellent tennis and tourney is that John Occhiato and 13 matches in the leadoff spot. He have just fallen short of victory Frank Lepore, both stalwarts for was named most valuable player match play. Also there have been the Colonel golfers, are regular on the squad. Moravian also has three contests which were rained golfers on the Fox Hill course and a group of experienced players out. The chances of a Wilkes vic- will be "dark horses" for the in- standing by to fill any vacancies tory in each of these contests were dividual medalist title. in the starting rotation, quite good according to the records Wilkes saw its season log fall posted by these teams this year. Edge East Stroudsburg to a disappointing 1-3 won-lost to- With the two remaining games on Last Saturday the Wilkes links- tal as they dropped a 5-4 decision the schedule the Colonels hope to men played the East Stroudsburg to Susquehanna last Saturday. The even their season record at three golfers to a 9-9 tie in a regulation Crusaders gained their victory in wins and three defeats. match. This sent the play into a sudden-death overtime between the two number-one men for the clubs. Bob Stern, the top player for the Men's Summer Fashions Forecast; Warriors, and John Occhiato played in the Do-or-Die playoff. Both Tall Look Latest Male Styling linkers bogeyed the first hole with nervousness and pressure taking by Robert L. Green, Fashion Director of "Playboy" Magazine its toll on both players. Occhiato There is neither a full nor sloppy line to be found in men's drove 300 yards off the second tee clothes this spring and summer. The shape is the "tall look." Number One Man. .. Jim Brunza to set a wedge shot for his second Suits, jackets, and slacks are cut along the lean, lithe lines de- hit. The Colonel number-one man manded by young men who have influenced the entire market. This past fall Jim received na- highly-regarded Colonel line. He dropped the ball about two feet Every trick of line and design that slim down tional honors by being named to was frequently able to throw a key and stretch out the from the pin to capture the hole, well-fed figure of less the second team of the National block to spring a back loose. and the match. than towering height is being used. Association of Intercollegiate Ath- With the close of football season Ski and sea are the hottest fashion trends in outerwear for letics Little All-American football Jim turned to wrestling to further Very impressive in the play of summertime. Winter sportswear items have been translated squad. The players nominated to his contribution to Wilkes athletics. the afternoon were John Adams into summer clothes: ski stretch pants into lightweight slacks this all-star aggregation are se- Early in the wrestling season he and Rich Bellas who each captured and jackets, hoods on many different jackets, also draw string lected from the 325 NAIA-affili- sustained a recurrence of an old three points from his opponent. bottoms on slicker cloths. ated small colleges throughout the football wound. The injury con- This was the fifth victory of the Nautical motifs are on every- ther be a touch of sophistication nation. sisted of torn cartilage in his right year for the duffers against two thing (but watch it - a little mo- or a bit of a cornball. Avoid the As both offensive and defensive knee. However, when Bob Ains- setbacks to insure one of the best tif, anchors and flags, etc., goes a precisely folded points. The hand- units are chosen, Jim was named worth was lost to the team due to records ever set by a Wilkes golf long way.) The best of the boat- kerchiefs should be in casual fold as a tackle on the offensive second an injury, Jim filled the vacated team. ing trend are the water-repellent or in the "puff fold". The straight team. The players are nominated heavyweight spot and performed poplins in flag designs, even line is definitely square and by NAIA coaches of teams oppos- ably in that capacity. Jim's record "Stretch" fabrics (originated in out. ing the particular player during for the remainder of the season Intramural Softball Europe for skiwear) are now ready Color: The spring and summer the season. This honor is certain- was 2-1. Intramural softball headed into to "give a little" literally to add scene is bright and dynamic with ly a tribute to the high caliber of He showed a good deal of deter- the home stretch the past week stretch to outerwear, slacks, walk raw "hot" shades having cooled play that Brunza has displayed mination and great desire in his with the Ashley Hall nine and the shorts sport shirts and swimwear. down a bit. Color takes on a white, career at Wilkes. wrestling competition. The fact Seagrams' 7 squad leading their during his As the peasant of one coun- lighter appearance about a estimate that Jim never wrestled before his respective leagues. The Ashley soup - It is impossible to Jim's try becomes a gourmet's delight in frosted quality. There is a blaze true value to the team, for he was last two years at Wilkes adds to team sports a 5-1 record to lead of color in another country, the s t i t c h e d swimwear with the in all ways a steady, aggressive his accomplishments. His bruis- the Dorm League while the Sea- shorter boxer type the most popu- ing style of grappling was certain- grams nine has an "workshirt" look is moving toward dependable performer. His week- unblemished, high fashion acceptance. lar shape. to-week performances, may not be ly a tribute to the Wilkes spirit. 5-0 record. The Naughty Nine and Note: The most predominant termed spectacular, since a line- Named outstanding lineman of the Trojans have mathematical The fresh thought for sport color impact is being felt from new man seldom, if ever, attracts the the year, Jim has been a personi- chances of overcoming the leading shirts is double duty - on the style treatments of the classic red, attention of the fans. The 5'll", fication of the Wilkes sport tradi- Intramural Seagrams while the beach at the club, in the garden or white and blue. 200-pound right tackle, however, tion. Although he does not possess Dorm leaders hold a comfortable any place under the sun. Typical Look for the upcoming fashion has received much attention from the rather massive size of most two game bulge. is the sport shirt cut along the trend of the use of white and the sports writers who follow the college linemen today, Jim makes On Monday a three-game series lines of the cardigan sweater or whitened effects in the summer small college contest. As a result up for his lack of size with drive between the league winners will sports coat (rounded front, three wardrobe. You'll see it in slacks, of this scrutiny, he was named to and an incessant will to win. start in hopes of crowning a "kam- buttons, et al.). blazers and shoes - a clean, fresh, the ECAC Team of the Week on A native of Kingston, Jim gradu- pus king" of softball. The second Summer sweaters are seasoned cool look for summertime. High School several occasions. ated from Kingston game will be played on Wednesday for summer comfort. The word Wardrobe Hint: Balance your Perhaps his finest effort of this in 1955. While serving in the with a rubber contest scheduled for now is "shirting-weight" sweaters pursued his wardrobe with one dark and sub- past season was against the Bears Army in Germany, Jim Friday if necessary. and there is a wide choice of knit dued jacket. The dusky blues are of Ursinus College. In this con- football career. He entered Wilkes Today at four o'clock the Dorm and texture. We endorse the "un- running strong. test Jim appeared always to be on in 1958. All-Stars will battle the Indepen- cluttered" and classic lines. Note: A new in of the Letter- model sports hand to smash down any Bear ball- An active member dent All-Stars for the right to Fashion First: The matching jackets is the 1962 version of the tried to breach the Club, Jim is a friendly, per- carrier who men's meet the Faculty Stars at the all- cardigan and shirt set - same double - breasted c o at with a tough Wilkes line. He earned sonable young man. We on the college outing on Sunday. Al- yarn, same weight, same texture. con- rounded front and a button-off back Beacon Athlete of the Week honors Beacon Sports Staff extend though complete rosters were un- These sweatermates can give you belt. for this contest. Jim received the gratulations to Jim for truly earn- available at press time, partial a "Fashion First" this summer. "Athlete of the If the pattern in the jacket is a "Athlete" honor several times dur- ing the honor of rosters include: Dorm Harvey Ascots are gaining in popularity bold plaid, make it a strong color. ing his grid career at Wilkes. Year". Rosen, Len Koerner, Bob Kutz, Jim and are very useful as a bold color For stripes, the colors should be Although Jim is considered a de- McNew, Barry Witt, N. D. Winkle, accent or when used in subtle more subdued. fensive player of the first magni- and Bobby Bond. Independent All- shades to tone down a bright jacket Comfort is the important feature tude, he is equally proficient on AWARDS NOTICE Stars named thus far are Ben or sweater. in the summer headwear. Straws offensive. His has been a constant All organizations making awards Weaver, Ray Peters, Hayden Fe- Fashion Detail: The p o c k e t will increase in popularity. Many and dependable aid in opening gaps at the final assembly should con- rance, Buddy Hungarten, Evan Jen- handkerchief (all white or colored men who disdain dress hats may in rival lines. He has been one of tact Mrs. Doane's office as soon as kins, Fred Bryant, and Mark Mc- silk square) worn in the breast find the "right thing" for them in PDFthe most compression, mobile members of OCR,the possible. web optimization usingDermott. a watermarked evaluationpocket of a business copy suitof canCVISION ei- a beach PDFCompressoror fun hat. 6 WILKES COLLEGE BEACON Friday, May 11, 1962

STUDENT SKETCH Faculty Member Unusual Fealures Prepared Ginlel Encourages Membership Judges Auditions For Art Fair Exhibitions In Campus Theatrical Group Throughout East Members of the Art Club are engaged in plans and projects for the Art Fair on May 17 18 in Barry GinteL president of Cue and Curtain for the two and Conyngham Annex. In- past Mrs. Anne Liva, faculty member side the building, students will give demonstrations in ceramics, years. fulfills the quotation from Shakespeare, "Strong reasons of the Wilkes College Music Depart- strong actions." ment, has returned oil painting, still life and figure lettering. Outside, all senior make from her first art majors will exhibit selected art work. Barry's strong reasons for his active participation in the tour as adjudicator of the National One of the more unusual features of college theater group are a desire to be in the production end Piano Auditions, sponsored by the the demonstrations will National Guild of Piano Teachers. be an exhibition of encaustic painting - painting done with of either television or the legitimate theater, and an interest in wax Nancy Tinklepaugh. dramatic presentations stemming from high school experience. Since April 8 she has been judg- - by ing in South Carolina. The General Exhibition will be Barry has never performed as She left May 10 for North Carolina and Georgia Palazzolo open to all students of art and an actor, either in his high school and To Head AWS; members of the Art Club who have group, will return May 26. On June The Buskins, or in Cue and 15 Mrs. Liva Other Officers Selected done work in sculpturing and Curtain. According to Barry, will open the new au- dition center in Stroudsburg. Be- Nancy Palazzolo, Beth Weiss, painting, utilizing oils, water- most people interested in the thea- ginning Mary Ann Wilson, and Linda Pao- colors, and tempers. Work of art make June 20 she will judge the ter the mistake of not join- entire audition of nessa were elected 1962-63 officers classes of the last two semesters ing a theatrical group because The Greater New York Institute of Music in Brooklyn. of Associated Women Students at will also be displayed. they can't act. He states, "Be- The Senior Mrs. Liva is the Scranton a recent meeting. Exhibition is de- sides the acting, all other facets Chair- signed to give seniors college man of the National Guild of Piano Miss Palazzolo, a junior psych- help to create the illusion; the ology major, was elected President; credits for their work. Each one staging, makeup, lighting, and so Teachers; a faculty member and adjudicator of Miss Weiss, a sophomore elemen- will submit ten pieces of painting forth." the Guild; and "Dis- or sculpture. trict Two" chairman of the Penn- tary education major, Vice Presi- Take for example, as Barry did, sylvania Music dent; Miss Wilson a sophomore President Edward Kay is gen- the production of Teachers Associa- eral chairman. Ibsen's Enemy tion. This district includes English major, Secretary; and Miss Bill Pucilowsky is of the People. Work on seven in charge of publicity. this play counties in northeastern Pennsyl- Paonessa, junior education major, Refresh- started immediately after the One vania. Treasurer. ments will be served; hostesses will Acts presented in March. Thea- At their 11 a. m. Tuesday meet- be members of the club. ter members began working on The National Guild offers many ing in the Woman's Lounge of Pick- On May 18 the Art Club will scenery or "flats" as they are re- goals for the aspiring young pi- ering Hall, members will be ap- climax the Fair with its Artists ferred to in the theater. As soon anist. In September it will sponsor pointed to the AWS Senate and to and Models Ball in the gymnasium. as the barest skeleton of scenery the V a n C 1 i b u r n International the standing committees of the or- For this Second Annual Costume is ready, it is placed on the stage P i a n o Competition with a first ganization. Ball the Campus Counts will pro- to help the actors become ac- prize of $ 10,000. This is the lar- vide a musical atmosphere from customed to it. gest cash award ever offered in a 9 to 12 p.m. Members of the club Soon Barry musical contest. Other prizes are have constructed backdrops rep- the lighting people begin to Gintel 5,000, string the lights above and along $ $ 3,000, $ 2,000 and $ 1,000 JOINT RECITAL resenting the New York skyline. the stage. They work Gintel has resided in Barre Hall for the second, third, fourth and SCHEDULED There will be prizes for the best with the fifth place winners. color and placements of the lights for the past four years. His com- The gymnasium is the stage for costumes, and Thomas Hrynkiw as the play moves through rehear- ment on the men of Barre was The biennial Recording Festival the joint recital of Wilma Schmaltz will provide entertainment during sal. In the meantime, makeup, short, "Fantastic bunch of guys." of the Guild offers over $ 20,000 and Donivee Miller, on Sunday at intermission. costume, and properties techni- He has been a member of the in cash prizes to young pianists 3:30 p. m. Members of the dance committee cians are fulfilling their end of the Assembly Committee since the end who perform in the National Au- Miss Schmaltz is a junior music are Bill Pucilowsky, Nancie Czu- production. of his sophomore year. This com- ditions and receive a high rating. education major who will perform bek, Charlotte Levenoskie, Keith The 100 Ackerman, Elaine Kozemchak, and This aspect of theater plays has mittee as a whole plans any as- $ cash awards are pre- on the trumpet. Selections she will involved Barry for the last eight sembly that does not involve stu- sented to pianists who play each play include: Prelude and Allegro Michael Stretanski. year a memorized program of at years. The son of Mr. and Mrs. dents or faculty members. Barry's by B a 1 a y; three unaccompanied Sidney Gintel, he was born in particular responsibility is making least ten pieces and maintain an fourteenth century dances for vio- CINDERELLA Brooklyn and now lives in Wood- staging arrangements for every excellent plus average for ten years. la; and Concerto for Seven Trum- (continued from page 1) mere, Long Island. He is a se- assembly program. In his experi- A Wilkes College p i a n o major pets and Tympany by Altenburg. igent search for the fairest male nior business administration major. ence on the Assembly Committee will receive this award in June. Miss Miller, a sophomore, is also legs on campus and this contest Barry has found, "It is difficult to Miss Jean Ann McMahon has for a music education major. Her re- will be the deciding factor in the Barry chose to come here after nine years received Superior plus search. investigating the facilities of get an assembly program that is cital pieces on the french horn will both entertaining and educational." ratings and for her tenth year will include: Horn Concerto by Alten- Coordinating the entire affair many colleges. "I saw a number perform the requirements of the which will commence at 7 P. M. are of colleges, but when I got here, Barry commented on the Jazz burg; Beethoven's Sonata for Horn; Concert programs, "Fantastic idea, Collegiate Junior Diploma. Divertimento for Wind Instrument Jerome Shilanski, James Jenkins, I liked what I found. The people Alberta Barbini, Bernard Gold- Gloria Lewis, Catherine DeAngelis, were friendly, the college was if you get the right performers, by Allen Honhaness. She will be the right organizers, adequate sup- stein and Tom Hrynkiw will also accompanied by Donald Jones, oboe, Leonard Yoblonski, James Tredin- small, which was something I play a Collegiate Junior Program. nick, Elaine Kozemchak, and George wanted, and when they wrote me port, and eliminate the word Robert Eike, bassoon, and Edward "jazz". This particular word has Stephen Banks a Sophomore will Yadinski, clarinet. Gavales. I was accepted, I wrote back, 'I present the Collegiate Sophomore All-College Outing If had to select all a stigma that is unfortunately not am coming.' I requirements. The weekend royal "fun fest" over again, I would still come to understood accurately by many and may not invoke the Each pianist must enter a fifteen will end with the All College Out- Wilkes." people, beginning Date on response that is needed for this piece memorized program TDR Sets Banquet ing at Rocky Glen Park Sunday, When asked about his Cue and B c h Club type of event. It has to be the with the major works of a Theta Delta Rho Sorority will arranged by the Economics Curtain experiences, Barry replied Classic, Romantic and Committee. An wonder- type of program that will appeal through the hold its annual banquet, a candle- for School Spirit briefly, "Many varied and of piano baseball game people would to a large group of people partially Modern periods literature; light buffet, from 6:30 8 p. m., intramural-faculty ful. I wish more concerto must also be performed. - provide the major entertain- of the theater as because of the finances involved," a Tuesday on the second floor of the will take advantage They must pass a test on all tech- ment of the day which will also workers and spectators. Response Off campus Barry has served as Commons. Members who are att- volunteer driver and nic phases, ear training and sight ending must register with Barbara feature refreshments and dancing. to programs should be greater a Red Cross rapid tiring and faculty mem- a lighting technician for the Fine reading. Piledggi or Jo Signorelli today at To provide fuel for - among students Their adjudicator will be Stanley students, School Spirit has arranged bers." Arts Fiesta. noon or May 15 in the cafeteria. Sprenger of the Music Department There will be a charge of one dollar. for a picnic lunch - $1 to day stu- of Temple University, Philadelphia. dents and free to dorm students. Mrs. Eugene F a r 1 e y and the All five pianist will compete in the housemothers will be guests of the To facilitate the student's en- National Recording Festival in the Sorority. Mrs. Gertrude Doane will joyment of the park facilities, Ben Fall. They are students of Anne senior members will Sterling, owner of the park, has M E R Y' S Men's Dept. Has Them speak. 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