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Eastern Washington University EWU Digital Commons Eastern Washington University Digital History Student Newspapers Collections 5-11-1960 Easterner, Vol. 10, No. 25, May 11, 1960 Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College Follow this and additional works at: https://dc.ewu.edu/student_newspapers Recommended Citation Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College, "Easterner, Vol. 10, No. 25, May 11, 1960" (1960). Student Newspapers. 1177. https://dc.ewu.edu/student_newspapers/1177 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Eastern Washington University Digital History Collections at EWU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of EWU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ens • , I • I ~-. :- . ,· ·-:-;; _ ,. tr~>,..., _._./ ~- . ·'·'.;,·. ,;..-:· ~t.. t( ' . '(:'/ ..-. f!] :>-;h:J~~ ':. ~- \.:\)\}t ,_,,:,:.. ;: ... ~:?,~ .. (t;r;]/':: : . L ; , . _r&ii:;f];~A-... ..· -~\-~~-· ARTS FES'tlVAL PARTICIPANTS-Eastern's fourth annual Arts Festival will left to right, are, Stan Rizzuti, Elmer Kralman, and below Jean McWhirter and open Sunday with a host 1of varied exhibits and entertainment scheduled through, Matt Finnigan. Working at the potter's wheel are Marjorie Moore and Al Miller. May 20. At the left are four members of the cast of "Be Your Age" a 'three::. Bill Davis and Robert Hanrahan, coordinator for the festiv.al, look over one of act comedy, rehearsing in preparation for their May 16 opening. Standing from the water color entries. · First event of Eastern Washington College of Education's week­ long fourth annual Arts Festival which opens Sunday (May 15) on the EWCE campus will be a showing of "The Emperor's Night- ingale." ✓ The "EASTERNER The Czech film is in color, and uses animated dolls and toys to create realms of fancy in the Hans Christian Anderson story Eastern Washington College of Education which is narrated by Boris Karloff. It will be shown in Martin . hall at 7:15 p. m. _V_O_L_U_M_E_1_o_____ C_H_E_N_E_Y_,_W_A_S_H_IN_G_T_O_N __ M_A_Y_1..,....1_, _19_6_0_______ N_U_M_B_E_R_2_5 · An exhibition of the art works of Eastern, Whitworth college and Washington State university Art Center students will open 5 Grads Named Monday in the EWCE student union building. The display will Inspection $100,000 Availabl~ continue throughout the week. The exhibit will include paint­ Eastern Assistants ings in all media as well as ceramics. Of ROTC To EWC Students Five graduates of Eastern Another week-long event will be the display of works by EWCE \ have been named graduate as­ industrial arts students. Some of the projects to be displayed An'. additional $13,500 in nat­ sistants for the 1960-61 aca­ include a decorative modernistic ceramic fish, a dining table T'on,orrow iqnal defense student loan demic year, the college an­ :tnd chairs, Danish modern chairs and davenport and other pro­ The annual g~neral inspec­ funds has been received by nounced recently. Eastern. Dr. .Daryl Hagie, EW­ jects. They will be shown in Showalter hall. tion of Eastern's ROTC depart­ They inc,lude Barbara Bus~, _ Two Matinees . CE dean of student . said this me1i!t and corps of cadets will ~mount is in addition to $61,- Belgrade, Mont., who has been The first of two matinees of a three-act comedy, "Be Your be held torporrow, Col. Erwin 995 already received and dis­ assigned to work in the gradu­ Age," will be presented Monday afternoon at 3 p. m. in the Bali G. Nilsson, head of Eastern's ate program; David Chilson, lo~nge of the student union building .. A second matinee is sched­ reserve officer training corps persed. Olympia, in physical education; unit, said. The additional loan fund is Frank W. Grahlman, Silver­ "Be Your Age" The inspection will be con­ for the spring and summer A,ale, Wasfi., in elementary etlu­ Cast ducted 'by officers of the 10th quarters, Dr. Hagie said, and cation reading; Dennis Rey­ Lois Holly ............................................................ Bertha Glenn tJ. S. army corps under the brings to $75,495 the amount nolds, B:remerton, in music, Grace Rendel ···········'····································-··········· Alice Reihl supervision of Col. H. E. Wer­ of national defense loans avail­ and Ruth A. West, Cheney, in Potter Erickson ................................................ Jerry Neyland ner. Other members of the in­ able for EWCE students. political science. Archabald K. Holly ............................................ Stan Rizzuti specting t~am are Lt. Col H. Student loans are also avail­ All hold bachelor of educa­ Eliot Spurgeon .................................................... Elmer Kralman A. Kennedy a Maj. Schmidt able from the college's student tion degrees from EWCE. Abagail .................................................................... Gaye Wood loan fund, which totals almost ' # Beatrix Bond .......................................... ,..... Jeanne Prigmore and., Capt. R. W. Juilfs from the $30,000, Dr. Hagie said. This advocate general section. Senior Recital Set Vicki Holly ............................................................ Shan Eggers The inspection will con.sist brings to well over $100,000 Binky Butterworth ..............................................:. Paul Barton the amount available for loans By Coe And Borg of a formal briefing by selected to students. Bob Foley .. ......................................................... Matt Finnigan cadet brigade officers and a For Showalter Aud Gwendolyn Holly ................. ........................... Jean McWhirter formal review by the corps of Vets Club Plans uled for Wednesday afternoon, and evening performances at cadets at 10:20 a. m. Two senior music majors at 8:15 p. m. Monday and Wednesday will also be presented. Following the · inspection Friday 13th Mixer Eastern will present a joint Proceeds from the play will go for scholarships for foreign there will be a luncheon af The EWCE Veterans club piano-clarinet recital under the stud~nts. On campus, !K's and Spurs are in charge of ticket Louise Anderson hall for the will have a DJ mixer in the direcfon of the college's music division on May 15 at 4 p. m. sales. Many community groups in Cheney are also taking an •inspecting dignitaries, selected .Bali lounge of the student un­ active part in the sale of tickets. in Showalter auditorium. ~ guests from the college facul~ ion building, Friday the 13th. These community groups include Beta sorority, with Mrs. ty and the ROTC staff. Ollie Schell, KNEW disc David Coe will present piano The remainder of the day jockey, will spin the records." selections, lmd Charles T. Borg Richard Miller in charge of ticket sales; P. E. 0., Mrs. Virginia wil1 be spent in the inspection Tickets for the mixer will be will be heard on the clarinet. Dressler directing the sales; the Tilicum club, whose sales are of the ROTC facilities. on sale at the door for 25 cents Two other EWCE seniors in charge of Evelyn Full, and the Cheney Chamber of Com- All faculty and students are per person or 35 cents per will assist as accompanists on merce, with C. A. Jehle directing sales. · cordially invited to attend the couple. The dance will be from the piano. They are Nancy Ul­ Admission to the play is $1' for adults, 75 cents for high school review, Col. Nilsson said. 8 p. m. to midnight. rich and Armand Boatman. ~ students and 50 cents for· children. ---------.:...'---- Story Is Told The story concerns tl}e problem of a widower, Archibald K. Holly, a.nd his three daughters. A crisis arises when Gwendolyn, the middle daughter, wires that she is jilting the boy next door for a new beau she has met at college, and that she is bringing him home for the family's inspection. This potential groom turns out to be, not a young man as ex­ pected, but Eliot Spurgeon, a suave, sophisticated professor of female psychology as old as Holly himself, though looking 10 years younger. The fun becomes fast and furious when Holly realizes, to his dismay, that Eliot is an old fraternity brother of his, famous in his younger days as the campus wolf. Holly's determination to break up this May-December infatu­ ation and get his stubborn daughter married off to the more suitable young man of her own age, leads to a crescendo of highly 'comic situations. Spurgeon gradually reveals his real stuffiness and narrow mindedness, and Gwen comes to realize it's the boy her own age whom she really loves. Music Staff Tuesday's highlight will be a British music concert in Sho­ walter auditorium at 8: 15 p. m. Presented by the college's divis­ ion of music, the concert will feature the colleg~'s Collegiate Chorale, directed by Dr. Wallace B. Pefley; the college Sinfon• ietta, under the direction of James Rickey, and the college band, AUSA OFFICERS-Newly elected officers to the j tary; Fred Ha lbritter, vice president; Dr. Patter­ directed by William W. Thomas. Association of United States Army and Eastern son; Colonel Erwin E. Nilsson, Eastern's ROTC In addition, members of EWCE's music staff will present a ser­ officials are pictured above after last week's in- commander; Dr. George Kabat, dean of instruc• ies of selections. Participants include Rupert Thackray, English spection by EWCE President Dr. Don S. Patter- tion; Robert Short, president, and Larry Oty, exchange music professor, and Miss Gwendoline Harper, pianists; son. From left to right, are, Roger Bean, secre- treasurer. • (continued on page 6) ... Page 2 The EASTERNER MAY 11, 1960 Kno_w Your Campus .. ; liil, Do. · We. Get ·Letters ..• Johnston will be more than ing back progress in our coun­ Coed Raps Serie~ happy to listen to them and if try's education. they are of any value or sig­ The feeling sometimes is Dear Editor, nificance they will be put into that the first grader has a bet­ The recent series of "Know effect. ter background than the teach­ Your Campus" in The Easter­ (Signed) Ben Glassley , er. ner has caused a considerab)e ' (Ed. note: Where do you (Name withheld by request) amount of attention-with re­ work, Ben?) actions ranging from ·disbelief to utter disgust.
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