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Post Script October 1956 Page 5 Movies-con1t PATE ATTRACTIONS STARS — FORESTRY CLUB — Hi, fellowsl Here we are starting another school Ja n u a r y 17 Chief Victor Mature, year off wi£h a bangi The Susan Ball, John

Lund Forestry Club would like to welcome each and everyone of February 7 Abbott and Costello Abbott and Costello you to Paul Smith’s College. Meet Frankenstein Lon Chaney The Forestry Club is one February 14 Pete Kelley's Blues Jack Webb, Janet of the largest active clubs Leigh, Edmund on campus. While it is comr* O'Brian, Peggy Lee posed mainly of Forestry students, we welcome Liberal February 21 Glass Web Edward G. Robinson, Arts and Hotel students as John Forsyths, well. Marcia Henderson The club holds its meet­ February 28 Helen of Troy Rossana Podesta, ings every other Wednesday. Jack Sernas, Sir At these meetings we have speakers, films, and forestry March 7 Mr* Roberts , James problems. Cagney, Ai Ilian1 The first meeting has al­ Powell, ready been held and plans have J-‘arch 28 City Beneath the Sea , Mala been made to hold the Paul Powers, Susan Ball, Bunyan Dance in October. We Ynthony ^uinn hope to make the dance a big Ap r i 1 4 Magnificient Matador Maureen O ’Hara, success, with events in cross­ Anthony Quinn cut sawing and speed chopping* One jteam will be entered from Vpril 11 Court Martial of Billy Mitchell (C) , each class. Charles Bickford, Main events this spring, will be the annual Woodsmen’s M ay 2 To Hell and Back Weekend which will be held at Middlebury College; twD field M ay 9 Rebel Without a Cause (C) , trips to surrounding wood , using mills; and various pro­ Sal Mineo jects on campus. M a y 16 Private War of Major , Benson Julie Ad am s, The final event of the Tim Hovey year is the Forestry Club M a y 23 Purple Mask , banquet where a good time is , aad by all. This year with Donald * The above Schedule is also subject to ch^ge. Denault as the president, and HOECKER’S TRAVELOGUE weekend on the lovely, unspoiled lis able officers Larry Carew, Isle of Skye, off the coast Bill Stephens, and Roy It was no great task to get of Scotland. An interesting Griswold and that man-about- Dr. Hoeeker to talk about his occurance there, Dr. Hpecker caxapus, Faculty Advisor Mr. G. summer vacation. A. simple question relates, was his experience of a Hoyt, we should have an inter­ on that subject drew from him a Scottish Sunday, rigorously esting year. full itinerary, complete with observed, that made no transports colorful details, of his trip to ation for leaving Skye available. of Capri, with its blue Grotto and Europe which started in June and As avrestlt Mr. Hoecker missed dayp spent lazily on the beach. ended in September with a quick his Monday class. No exscused Of course these are only the high­ rush from ship to the bus for Paul absenee either. lights, Mr .Hoecker ventures, for Smiths• But it seems that this was he is ready also to talk about It all started with a crossing just the beginning of a glorious Fompeii, Verona, and Milano. on the Queen Elizabeth, (after summer. From school our traveller Finally our traveller was able several trips across on the thobped to Belgium and began a to admit one supreme experience Elizabeth Dr. Hoecker thinks of hei hectic journey by car, bus, train, luring the trip-- that of standing as his private ship) a smooth and foot across Belgium, Holland, alone before the Last Supper by relaxing trip which was made Germany, Switzerland, France$ and jDa V^nci in the refectory of Santa enjoyable for our voyager by the Italy. He finds it exceedingly Maria della Grazie in M^lan. It presence of the ship’s Surgeon at difficult to choose one country as vas a supreme beauty of form anfl his table, that offieer ordering more interesting than the others, :olor that seems to defy time and flrith ’a lavish hand Champagne, for he has happy memories of them continues to impress all who view Caviar, and Cherries Jubilee for all. .t, was Mr. Hoeckers' conclusions. all his companions. With this observation the The first port of call was The greater part of his subject wafe to conttent'to stbp Southampton, but Dr. Hoecker sped Continental tour was spent in Italy for the present, not forgetting, by night train up to Edinburgh, Venice was sparkling with color, however, to recommend a trip to Scotland, for a part of the sumrcer Florence was hot, but a revelation Europe to all of his students and session at Edinburgh University. in its wealth of art in museums and! friends and associates. There he took a course in Early churches, and Rome was memorable How about next year? Why Mr. Renaissance history, not forgetting for the spiritual experience that Hoecker is making the usual of course, to enjoy hiking on the gives depth to days of sightseeing arrangements for passage on the Pentland Hills and spending one Finally there was the natural beaut; ■Queen Elizabeth-