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Madison College Ubrarg %«■ BREEZE Harrisonburg, Virginia i Vol. XXXIV Madison College, Harrisonburg, Virginia, Friday, March 28,1958 No. 18 Six Major Officers Students Elect New Minor Officers Wednesday Program Take Office Soon For Campus Positions In Coming Year Features Glee (Sub The six major officers of the stu- Madison College Glee Club, which dent body will be installed April 16, Congratulations are extended to all the new minor officers. The results were announced in recently returned from a successful in the noon assembly. During this Alumnae at 9:00 p.m., March 25. tour of Southwest Virginia will pre- time the outgoing major officers will Barbara Cooley was elected vice-president of S.G.A. She is from Warwick and is a member sent next Wednesday's assembly. present the officers-elect with the of Sigma Sigma Sigma social sorority, Sigma Phi Lambda, Westminster Fellowship, and State A varied program will range from formal recognition of their responsi- popular show tunes to selections by bilities. Council Presbyterian Virginia United Christian Youth Movement. Bach and Brahms. Dr. Tolbert, Dean of Students, Among the popular compositions to will be our speaker and it is be presented will be "Without a hoped that the Glee Club will Song," "YouTl Never Walk Alone" sing. The presidents of the and "Malaguena" with a solo by Men's Student Government, Lucy Hook. Women's Student Government, Included in sacred music will be and Honor Council will speak "God's Time is the Best," Bach's briefly. The Reverend Earl Cantata No. 106, and the highlight Roberts, teacher of Bible and of the program, "The Thirteenth philosophy from Elkton, Vir- Psalm" by Brahms. Also in the pro- ginia, will give the invocation and gram will be a spiritual, "Ride the benediction. Chariot" with Frances Swanner as Following the recessional there will soloist. be a luncheon in honor of the new The Glee Club under the direction major officers and the outgoing major of Dr. Lester Bucher, has devoted officers. many hours of practice to their pro- -i Minor officers of Student Gov- gram and it promises to be one of ernment and Honor Council will the outstanding assembly programs be installed in a Monday As- of the year. sembly by Helen Warren, presi- dent-elect of Student Government, on April 21. At a later date there Sigma Phi Lambda will be separate installation as- semblies for the officers of Taps New Members YWCA and AA Council. Sigma Phi Lambda is Madison College's honor society. It admits women students after the first semes- The Fine Arts Club ter of the freshman year with a 3.00 Smiling at their recent successes are the newly-elected minor officers for the 1958-59 session. Pictured, average. Chooses Officers left to right, are, front row: Barbara Bishop, Joan Lambert, Gail Matthews, Ellen Ashton, Winnie Brown; This society strives to promote second row: Allene Cross, Feth Morris. Sharon Keith, Mary Tod, Jo Artz, Stuart Brooks; third row: scholarship, fellowship, and leader- Alpha Rho Delta, the fine arts club, Liz Dawson, Marilyn Thomas, Joan Flora, Judy Vought, and Barbara Cooley. here on campus, has elected its of- ship among its members. ficers for the coming year. They Winnie Lee Brown, from Herndon Sharon Keith will serve as treasurer Judy Vought from Westfield, New The officers are as follows: presi- are: president, Jackie Jeffress; sec- will serve as secretary of S.G.A. Her of S.G.A. She is from Shenandoah Jersey will be Recorder of Points. dent, Harriet Hamesbarger; vice- retary, Angelica Roystone; and treas- activities include Recreation Council, and is a member of Alpha Sigma Her activities include German club, president, Judy Wise; secretary, Mary urer, Barbara Newby. Alpha Sigma Tau social sorority, Tau social sorority, Sophomore Ad Stratford club, Frances Sale club, Tod; treasurer, Louise Brooking; and Jackie Jeffress, a sophomore is a S.G.A. representative, Sigma Phi visory Committee, Glee Club, Y.W.- Student-Faculty Committee, and Alpha adviser is Dr. Bessie Richardson. member of Student Government Asso- Lambda, and secretary of Westminster C.A., and Cotillion Dance club. She Sigma Alpha social sorority. The following are members of Sig- ciation and Alpha Sigma Tau social Fellowship, Synod of Virginia. is also treasurer of the junior class. Joan Lambert will be Editor of the ma Phi Lambda: Ann Benesek, Mar- sorority. Angelica Roystone, a soph- Handbook. She is from Richmond guerite Crockett, Kay Daggy, Peggy omore, history major has worked on Stratford's "Arsenic And Old Lace" and serves as News Editor of The Frith, Judy Grove, Ann Hayter, Ann the Breeze and is interested in psy- Breeze, member of the Student-Fac- Melton, and Sue Sybert. chology. Barbara Newby, a fresh- ulty Relations Committee, Panhellenic Joan Bennett, Cynthia Couble, man, is a member of the French Presents Murder In Hilarious Comedy representative of Sigma Sigma Sigma, Mary Davis, Mary McConnell, Martha club, Junior "Y" and the Criterion On- March 28 and 29 at eight o'clock in Wilson auditorium, treasurer of Association for Child- McManaway, Grete Mehr, Judith club. hood Education, and co-chairman of Roberts, Lisa Schindler, Mrs. Ger- Stratford Players will present as its spring production, a hilarious, Publicity for May Day. aldine Smith, Dorothy Thompson^ This club is open to Latin students fast-moving comedy written by Joseph Kesselring and entitled, and all other students interested in Stuart Brooks from Richmond will Mary Townsend, Eleanor Wwn|K the fine arts. Membership is by in- "Arsenic and Old Lace." Directed by Dr. Mary Latimer and serve as Chairman of Standards. Her Mayre White, Libby Wingate. vitation and it must be maintained in Wayne Garber, this comedy combines homicide and nonsense in a activities include German club, Sigma Norma Abbott, Alma Brown, Louise accordance with the qualifications of way that has audiences laughing one moment and shuddering the Sigma Sigma social sorority, Social Conway, Frances Coomes, Mary Committee, Frances Sale, and soph- Craun, Elizabeth Currin, Patricia the club. The purpose of this club next. is to create a better understanding omore counselor. Davis, Gayle Fitzgerald, Mary Flynn, and appreciation of the fine arts and Beth Morris will be Social Chair- Judith Garrett, Clariece Gilbert, Jean to promote more interest in the same. man. She is from Richmond and is a Grogan, Wanda Hinton, Lois Howard, member of Alpha Sigma Alpha social Hildred Hull, Verna Jones, Sallyann sorority, German club, Social Com- Lawrence, and Sarah Lindsey. mittee, Nominating Committee, Clara Long, Lenore Maynard, Aud- Class of '61 Elects Frances Sale and The Schoolma'am. rey McClanahan, Patricia Miley, Lo- Allene Cross from Portsmouth was retta Morris, Shirley Morris, Nancy Sponsors of Qass elected vice-president of Honor Coun- Nestor, Barbara Newby, Virginia cil. Her activities include Honor Newton, Catherine Philippe, Rowena Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Tolbert have Council representative, Stratford Puckett, Jane Ragsdale, Nedra been elected sponsors for the fresh- Players, Alpha Sigma Alpha social Schultz, Mary Shinaberry, Gail Short, man class. (Continued on Page 3) Violet Spainhower, June Stinson, Dr. Tolbert is a graduate of Cul- Patricia Tolley, Gean Tuggle, Mary pepper High School. He attended Tyler, Virginia Wagner, Geraldine Randolph Macon College for a year, Whitner, and Mary Wood. then transferred to the University of New Organization Virginia from which he graduated. Interests Students His education was furthered at Ohio The organizational meeting of the Spectacular In life State university and Columbia Uni- student VEA was held on Tuesday, versity Teacher's College. March 18. The student's response to Dramatic In Death Dr. Tolbert has been teaching since this club was shown when 125 stu- 1939, first in Gordonsville, and then dents attended. by Mary Minor WINE AND WOMEN play prominent parts in Stratford's production in Fairfax county. In the summer of A member of the student VEA has "Spectacular" is not always used as 1951 he taught here at Madison after of "Arsenic and Old Lace. In this dramatic scene are: Ken Holtz- man, Pat Lumpkin, Allene Cross, Judy Murphy, George Teed, Eddie several advantages—she becomes a a movie term; it can also be applied serving some time in the army. From Broyles, and Al Strickler. member of both NEA and VEA, she to life and death. 1952 until 1957 he was a professor Consider the life and death of Mike "Arsenic and Old Lace" centers will receive the benefit of programs at North Carolina State College. He Allene Cross will, appear as Elaine Todd. His early life was not distin- around Abby and Martha Brewster, provided to give each member a bet- has worked four years for the State Harper, Mortimer's fiancee who wants guished; Aurom Hirsch Goldbogen two lovable old ladies whose hearts ter understanding of the teaching pro- Department of Education and is now to marry him in spite of the insanity was the son of a poor rabbi, but be- are full of charity and cellar filled fession, the club will serve as a co- Dean of Students at Madison. which runs in his family. fore Aurom was twenty he had made with corpses—twelve of them. Abby ordinating club for all other educa- Mrs. Tolbert resides at home with George Teed will play the role of and lost one million dollars in real and Martha's favorite pastime is to tion clubs on campus, and a state their two young daughters, Margaret, Jonathan Brewster, a well-established estate. befriend elderly, homeless males and convention will be held with seven 3, and Jane, 5, who will be freshmen murder whose main interest is to As a Broadway producer, his box- invite them to taste an arsenic-flavor- other Virginia Colleges attending. class mascots. collect more bodies than his aunts. office hits gained a fabulous income. ed elderberry wine. Abby Brewster Responsible for the beginning or- Dr. Eeinstein, a plastic surgeon, will After this he turned to Hollywood, will be portrayed by Pat Lumpkin ganizational meeting were Allene be played by Al Strickler. immediately becoming successful. In- Student Teaching and Judy Murphy will appear in the Cross, Ann Ames, Merlin See, Betty Behind The Scenes vesting in new processes attracted role of Martha. Jo Loving, Miss Sara Anderson, Dr. Dr. Poindexter is now in the Working behind the scenes will be: Charles Caldwell and other faculty Todd, among them cinerama and the process of registering and placing Brothers Diane Waldrep, props; Marilyn Mil- members. Todd A O wide screen. "Around the • students for student teaching next Mortimer Brewster, drama critic ler, costumes; Judy Vought, make-up; Committees were appointed to make World in 80 Days," using the Todd year. He requests that all stu- and brother of Abby and Martha, who Elaine Phelas, sets; and Sonny Spinks, definite plans for constitution, by-laws, A O process, won many Oscars. dents who plan to student teach feels that their fondness for murder lights. In the capacity of stage man- nominations, name, and program. During this time Todd met • and next year please contact him with- has developed into a very bad habit, ager is Ann Carol Younkins, and Another meeting will be held in a married Hollywood star Elizabeth in the next -two weeks. will be played by Ken Holtzman. Joanne Snead is publicity chairman. few weeks. Taylor. Madison College, Friday, March 28,1958 Two Why Not ? Mod/son Glee Club Laugh, Remember Tours State Areas Advice To Freshmen With the recent decision by the State to lower the number of Hey by Bobbi Gentry required hours in education courses, many Madison students heaved The Madison College Glee Club on March 20-21 traveled to the Martins- Every student on this campus has a sigh of relief. However, since there is no requirement by the ville and Roanoke areas. Thursday at one time been a "lowly fresh- There! State Board of Education that colleges must adopfc their curricula evening, March 20, a concert was man." The transition from seniority to these new standards, Madison may decide to maintain its present given at Wesley Memorial Methodist in high school to a "lowly freshman" by Connie Lou number of hours in education, and any student will in^ way be church in Martinsville. Members of in college was a difficult and some- this church and of the First Meth- what humiliating experience. Hey There for the last time. It affected by the new decision. Why do the State education re- odist church were hosts to club Yet it happens every year and doesn't seem like a year since editors quirements not coincide with Madison requirements? It seems members overnight. Freshmen, since you have almost have passed each other on leaving only natural that they should, yet they do not. Friday morning the Glee Club per- finished your first and last year as a formed at the Martinsville High and entering the Breeze room. Time This brings to mind a more serious fault in Madison require- "lowly freshman," we offer you this School prior to departure for Vinton little poem, in the hope that you will really does fly, I'm convinced. Best ments versus those of the state—it is possible to graduate from and a concert at William Bird High look back, laugh, and remember. of luck during the coming year, Pat, Madison College with a minor in social science, which does not School. I am a lowly freshman; I have no and I know the Breeze is in capable Programs for the schools consisted qualify as a minor for state certification. In other words, students poise or grace. of sacred and secular selections. Fea- hands. Just one thing—watch that may take courses in history and social science which, according to I must respect the upper class to tured soloists for the tour were: late copy. It messes things up every show I know my place. their catalogues, complete the Madison requirement for a social Betsy Goodman, Mary Ruth Suiter, time. My place is very low, indeed; I am science minor. Yet, they are not certified to teach social science in Ella Sue Kiracofe, Fran Swanner, an humble soul. Only five more days till that long Lucy Hook, Carol Bowers, Jane the public schools of Virginia. Is this sensible? I crawl around like a centipede, awaited Easter vacation. Here's hop- Bivens and Jo Ann Clark. Accom- When I should crawl in a hole. This is only one known example at Madison. Possibly, and panist Jane Henson was assisted by ing the Easter bunny hops into your I' am a lowly freshman; I have no Martha Duke and Ruby Wray accom- home with lots of yellow and purple probably, there are more departments with the same problem. sense of knowledge. panied the soloists. Easter eggs (for Madison, of course). Would it not be a simple matter for the college to set up the To learn respect and discipline is Richmond *"" why I came to college. Hold your breath, seniors, because same requirements as the State Board of Education? This would The Glee Club plans to go to Rich- La. Tech's AWS shortly after Easter comes that simple alleviate the confused situation in our history department, and per- mond on April 26 where they will little occasion called graduation. haps in others as well. sing at Northminster Baptist church Please don't forget this date, June 1. R.F.R. and Ginter Park Methodist church. Dean Wilkins Plays Mark it on your calendar so your On April 27 the Glee Club will sing at the Main Street Methodist church Hostess To Duck seat will be sure to be filled. Which Do You Prefer? Don't forget Stratford's big pro- in Suffolk and the Portsmouth Monu- by Bobbi Gentry V mental Methodist church. duction, "Arsenic and Old Lace," to- Consider not the 'Three Faces of Eve," but instead the "two If you were on campus Friday Norfolk night and tomorrow night. faces of learning." One face is turned toward the student—toward night, March 21, around 7:00 p.m. April 28 is the date for a concert Good luck to all the new major instilling in him a true feeling for the subject being studied and you may have seen our two visitors at the Churchland and Woodrow Wil- from the University of Richmond. and minor officers. I know you will toward guiding him in his enjoyment of gaining this knowledge son high schools in the Portsmouth Two pledges of Sigma Phi Epsilon, do a wonderful job in making next area. On the evening of April 28 they both in and out of the classroom. in order to meet the requisites for year One of the best at Madison. will be giving a concert at the Oscar "Hell Night" on Saturday, were asked The other face is turned toward the subject. The book is the Smith high school in South Norfolk to pay Madison a visit. Housewife, having finally tucked supreme word, and facts rule. The students are supposed to,be and on April 29 . the group will sing Dennjs Brumbeck and Pete Mata- her small boy into bed after a very two way vessels; the facts are poured in by the instructor and ex- at one of the Norfolk high schools. sio arrived on campus with a duck td trying^ -day, sighed: "Well, I've cer- pected to be poured back on tests and exams. Or, what is even The Glee Club will have a joint show to Dean Wilkins plus a few tainly worked from son-up to son- concert with the University of Rich- worse, the whole class hour is devoted to a performance on the other small tasks. They had to catch down today!" mond Glee Club here at Madison, the duck on the lake at the Univer- part of the instructor in which the students are merely passive May 3. - It's time for me to retire too! sity of Richmond, bring it up here o—— observers. Sunday morning, March 30, the to show to Dean Wilkins and return Which do you prefer? group will sing at the Easter Sun- to Richmond with their "mascot." Joyce Casteen rise Service sponsored by the Y.W.- (The duck, that is, not the Dean!) / Know Something C.A. and Sunday evening they will They also had to get various mea- sing at the Reformation Lutheran surements, extract some water from Good About You ■30- church in New Market. the pool in Reed gym, put up an Wouldn't this old world be better SPE sign in Doc's Tea Room, mea- If the folks we meet would say— As all journalists know -30- means the end of an article. At sure the distance between Wilson and "I know something good about you!" the highway, sing to some Madison the end of this editorial will be a -30- signifying the end of an Today's Prayer And treat us just that way? article and an editor's last written word for the Breeze. girls, and collect a few "dainties." Our Father and God, we thank The last thing on their list of The editor and staff have earnestly tried to print a paper of Thee for Thy blessing and keeping Wouldn't it be fine and dandy requisites was to get an article and If each handclasp, fond and true. which you can be proud. Of course, we realize that there have power, for Thy grace unto us, and picture in the BREEZE. Sorry boys, for salvation given freely to us Carried with it this assurance— been some mistakes, but we will back that up with "nobody is in- that we were unable to reproduce "I know something good about you!" through Jesus Christ. the snapshot, but we were glad to fallible." May the outpouring of Thy Holy oblige you with an article. Wouldn't life be lots more happy The newspaper cannot be put out each week by the editor Spirit enter our hearts and enrich our lives. Grant us some new vision If the good that's in us all only. The staff is a very important element. Without the wonder- of Thy truth. Richmond Offers You Were the only thing about us fully organized and efficient staff, there would not have been a Forgive us the things we do not do That folks bothered to recall? Breeze waiting for you each Friday night. for Thee, and the words we do not Summer Opportunities Wouldn't life be lots more happy say for Thee. Forgive our weakness. Have you made plans for this sum- If we praised the good we see? The editor's final editorial would not be complete without a Thy will be done. mer? Why not come to Richmond? For there's such a lot of goodness sincere thank you and appreciation note to the staff for their won- Amen. You will find limitless job opportuni- In the worst of you and me! derful cooperation. They have taken their free time (and it takes Carol McLaughlin ties and an exciting social life . . . and a charming apartment awaits you. plenty) to find stories and to write them. Every Tuesday and Wouldn't it be nicer to practise Thursday nights have been devoted to the Breeze. Joan Lambert Three Madison alumnae would like That fine way of thinking, too? should be recognized for her competent work as news editor, Wini- to interest you in taking over their You know something good about me, apartment for June, July and August. I know something good about you? fred Waite for all those heads she wrote alone for weeks, Ann Carol One of the girls would like to stay Younkins for catching all those glaring errors, Charlotte Gratz and there this summer and share it with Louis C. Shimon Judy Reynolds for slaving over the dummy sheets to make an "eye two other girls; however, we will catching" paper, and last but certainly not least to Rachel Rowland consider turning it over completely if for being the "right-hand man" at all times and doing many of the you are interested. Chuckle odd jobs. Of course, one can not forget the business manager and The apartment is in Tuscan Villa, 503 North Boulevard, very conveni- staff, who work on the money end of the paper—this is very im- The snowstorm had been getting by Larry Bohnert ently located. It has a living room, worse and worse and the young portant. Also, a good job was done by the ad collectors and dis- den (with TV), bedroom, bath, kitchen One of the few co-educational or- couple had been trudging for hours tributors. and ample closet space. We have it trying to find their way back home. ganizations on campus has been the completely furnished—if you don't ob- subject of much conversation since They were lost. "Oh, look, Bob!" We, the 1957-58 Breeze staff sincerely wish the new editor and ject to garden chairs in the den. cried Betty happily. "We must be staff the best of luck. last week's assembly. It seems that the Madrigal Singers turned out an If this could possibly be for you, near a farm because there's a chicken —30— enjoyable program judging from the please write to Rettie Warren, 503 sitting on the snow." "Chicken, my comments and compliments of both North Boulevard, Apt 17, Richmond, eye!" growled Bob. "That's the wea- faculty and students. Virginia. thercock on the Wilson Tower." Actually, this group has been well I'l \\t I s received in and around the commun- OFCOUBSEIFI EVER DID ity whenever they sing. The group I WISH I BTE SOA&0DV, I CAN JUST KMMD!D 1M2 performs throughout the school year COOLDBTE IMAGINE WHAT WOULD HAPPEN.. NMMHJ Watfcly by *• SMdM tady •» C*ll*0*f HOTTfM*bvrg( VtrvHMD for club banquets, "ladies' night" din- SOMEBODY:.. MIMMt Of: ners, T. V. appearances and church INEEDA NoNaaaf AdvwtMng San-fc., lac., latanallaglBto services. RELEASED Aiawlotad Otfegloto PnM. Vlrgtola latMcalfcfM* The "Mads" have expanded their
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Madison College, Friday, March 28,1958 Tfam Ingenious (?) Ideas Instigate New Famous Lost Words by Rack STUDENTS ELECT (Continued from Page 1) sorority, and German club. Fads From Around The World Barbara Bishop will serve as vice- J president of Y.W.C.A. She is front • by Bobbi Gentry McKenney and is a member of the Want to start a new fad? Then take a look at some of the Y.W.C.A. cabinet, Glee Club, Alpha ingenipus(?) ideas from college students around the world. Sigma Alpha social sorority, German If you're in love and want everyone to know, put a spot of lip- club and Wesley Foundation. She is also president of A.C.E. stick on the tip of the lobe of your ear. You will be a big hit in Mary Tod from Charlottesville was Latin America! elected secretary of Y.W.C.A. She is When someone asks you if you and secretary of the junior class and is a your boy friend are "Jack and Jilling" shape, and trim it with brightly col- member of Sigma Phi Lambda, Ger- you will know that they mean you're ored tape. Of course, if you're trie man club, Canterbury club, Y.W.C.A. almost always together but just real studious type and require more cabinet, and Alpha Sigma Alpha so- aren't going steady. than one coat hanger, you'll have to cial sorority. send some of your clothes home or In Cedar Rapids, Iowa girls Jo Artz from Toms Brook will give them to your roommate. borrow or beg expensive look- serve as treasurer of Y.W.C.A. Her ing labels from big-city stores "Traveling dinners" have be- activities include Y.W.C.A. cabinet, Lutheran Student Association, Inter- and then sew them on their own come quite popular in Anchorage, "But I LIKE liver!" possessions. Of course, every- Alaska. Boys try to arrange, faith Council, Glee Club, and Diapa- one knows that they are just pre- sometimes successfully, to take son club. tending. their dates to a different restau- Mary Ann Wertz, Organist, Presents Ellen Ashton from Pittsburg, Penn- rant for each course of the meal. sylvania, was elected vice-president of Girls, if you want to get into cir- (Takes an Eskimo to think of the Athletic Association. Her activi- culation with a bang, have your something like that!) Music Recital In Wilson Auditorium ties include extramural hockey and name and phone number stamped on basketball, Fencing club, Recreation your pencils. Then you won't mind Be on \ the look-out for "hobo Mary Ann Wertz, organist, and from "Faust," Gounod; "Wehin," F. Council, A.A. councli, Cotillion club, losing a pencil here and there—pre- shirts." They have as many ingredi- Ella Sue Kiracofe, vocalist, accom- Schubert; "Im Fruhling," Fesca; "Ich Mercury Club, Art's Festival Commit- ferably there! ents as a "Dagwood" sandwich. Buy panied by Ruby Wray, will present a Liebe Dich," Weingartner; "The tee and The Breeze Sport's Editor. or make them for events where music recital Thursday, April 17, 1958, Shoemaker," Annabel Buchanan; "The Joan Flora will serve as secretary For those girls who are ex- you're supposed to wear what you at 3:30 p.m., in Wilson auditorium. Nightingale," Western V. Ballad; "O, of A.A. She is from Baltimore, Mary- perts at painting fingernails, try usually wouldn't be seen in. Mary Ann's organ selections will be Waly, Waly," John J. Miles; "The land and is a member of A.A., varsity this. Stripe each nail three dif- Latest squelch—"Act your age, not "Sarabande," Arcangelo Corolina; Lonely," John Edmunds; and "May- hockey team, Sigma Phi Lambda, ferent colors—one at the base, your IQ!" "Pastorale," Joseph W. Clokey; be," Serqius Kagen. Cotillion Dance club, Math club, Mer- another in the middle and a third o "Come, Savior of the Gentiles," J. S. Mary Ann, daughter of the Rever- cury club, and Alpha Sigma Alpha at the tip. Bach; "Priere a Notre-Damc" and end and Mrs. L. A. Wertz, hails from social sorority. Save your dance momentos and Ex Libris Announces "Toccota," from Suite Gothique, L. West Columbia, South Carolina and Gail Matthews from Brevard, label them like this. Take the pin§ Roellmann. is a senior major in music education. North Carolina, will be treasurer of from the corsages and put them in New Club Officers Ella Sue will sing "Ave Maria" She is an active member of the Glee A.A. Her activities include Recreation from "Otelle," Jardi; "Jewel Song" Club, holding the positions of student Council, Athletic Association, Porpoise boxes or on a pin cushion. Then Ex Libris officers for 1958-59 were director and vice-president, Cotillion club, Alpha Sigma Tau social sorority, paste under each pin a tag with the elected and installed at their regular Dance club acting as vice-president, Panhellenic Council, Art's Festival name of your escort, date of the monthly meeting. Diapason club, Alpha Sigma Tau so- dance and other pertinent informa- Ann Ames, the outgoing president, Easter Sunrise Committee, and Mercury club. cial sorority, and she is also senior Marilyn Thomas from Portsmouth tion. installed new officers Arnette Stin- class vice-president. was elected Business Manager of son, president; Phyllis Edwards, vice- Fix up some food packages, Services Sunday Ella Sue, a senior from Staunton, The Breeze. Her activities include president; Athel Boone, secretary; and send them to your boy friends, Five stages of Christ's life will be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. French club, Theta Sigma Upsilon Mary Masincup, reporter. and label them "Care Packages." presented in tableau form on Sunday, Kiracofe. She is majoring in music social sorority, F.B.L.A., and adver- Following the installation. Miss If you want to torment him, March 30, at 5:48 a.m. The Junior education. She is an enthusiastic tising staff of The Breeze. Cundiff talked to the club and re- send one filled with old maga- Y.W.C.A. will be in charge of this member of the Glee Club, Kappa Liz Dawson from Scottsville will viewed her book on storytelling. zines and other inedible items sunrise service. Clara Mincer, with Delta Pi, Diapason club, and Alpha serve as Business Manager of the The purpose of this club is to pro- and label it "Careless." the aid of other students, will lead Sigma Tau social sorority. Schoolma'am. She is assistant copy mote interest in literary develop- the procession from the front of An invitation is extended to the editor of Schoolma'am and a member Need an extra book-holder? Use ment, to provide opportunity to meet faculty and student body. The dress of F.B.L.A. and Theta Sigma Up- a wire coat hanger, bend it to book, outstanding librarians, and to develop Wilson down to back campus. for this occasion will be informal. silon social sorority. unity among prospective librarians in The five stages of the tableau will the state. Membership includes stu- include The Nativity, The Baptism, Christ Preaching, The Last Supper, Orchesis Members dents registered in library science and the Cross, as the last scene. The courses and interested library assist- Glee Club will present Easter selec- Carol Bowers To Present Cain From Festival ants. tions between each tableau and there , o———— Representatives of the Orchesis also will be a narration for each. club returned from the "Art Festival" The characters in the first tableau Recital In Wilson Hall at the Woman's College of the Uni- Delegates Attend t are Grace Arendall, Mary; and Carole Carol Bowers, soprano, assisted by Grace Booker, organist, versity of North Carolina in Greens- National Convention Kimmel, Joseph. In the Baptism, Bet- boro this past weekend. ty Ann Blanton will portray John will be presented in recital Sunday, April 13, at 4:00 P. M. in Wil- Colleges attended the festival from Miss Frances Grove, counselor The Baptist and . Eleanor Parker, son Hall. Virginia, North Carolina, and South for Kappa Delta Pi and Mary Christ. Marcia" McQueen will por- Carolina. Friday afternoon the col- Lois Hardy, member and repre- tray Christ in the third scene and the leges performed their dances. Madi- sentative of the junior class, at- crowd will consist of Bobbie Lee son performed the "Cable Cord" tended the Twenty-First Biennial Lloyd, Jane Garrett, Linda. Harmon, dance. Each dance was criticized by Convocation of Kappa Delta Pi and Martha Jones. The Twelve Dis- two male members of the faculty at held in Chicago on March 20-22. ciples in the fourth tableau will be the University. Kappa Delta Pi is Madison's Na- Billie Jean Cook, Mary Heddings, Saturday morning the members at- tional Honor Society in education Barbara Gouldthorpe, Andee Crawley, tended a master class which was in- which is open to those juniors and Carolyn Pusey, Carole Deacon, Mar- structed by Merce Cunningham of seniors who merit membership. garet Lamb, Nancy Harmon, Kay New York. That night a Modern Keatley, Laverne Long, Wanda Hin- Dance Concert was given by Merce While at the convention Miss ton, and Alice Harris. All of the Cunningham and his dance company. Grove participated in a panel dis- characters will be in costume. Following the concert was a recep- cussion on "Program Develop- The officers of Junior Y.W.C.A. are: tion. There were many lectures and ment." Mary Lois acted as a president. Carole Phippes; vice-presi- performances to attend over the discussion leader in the area of dent, Barbara Gouldthorpe; secretary, weekend on many phases of the Art publicity. / Nancy Harmon; and treasurer, Linda World. There were 384 members and coun- Harmon. Representatives to the The girls stayed in the dorms on selors at the convention representing Y.W.C.A. are Kay Keatley and campus. The "Art Festival" was bene- chapters throughout the United States. Martha Jones. ficial, and we came back with many Among those present were some out- Dress for the service will include new ideas concerning modern dance. standing educators including Dr. Ger- anything from skirts, to bermudas, to Those attending were Carol Dunaway, ald Read, Dr. Joseph Justman, Dr. slacks. Just be sure to dress -for cold Jeannie Dyer, Reisa Frank, Carole Henry H. Hill and others. weather! In case of bad weather Jean Hicks, Nancy Lee Hooper and the service will be held in Alumnae Dr. Gerald Read has just re- Miss Monica Gutchow. Hall. Combining their talents in preparation for the recital to be given Sun- o turned from Russia where he has day, April 13, are Carol Bowers, soprano, accompanied by Grace succeeded in setting up an ex- Booker, organistoreanist. change program of American and Business Fraternity Club Members Elect Miss Bower's selections will include ment from Organ Sonata No. 3 by Russian scholars. Dr. Read will "Star Vicino" (To Be Near One's Felix Borowski. Admits Members conduct the educational exchange ■ Officers of Porpoise Own True Love) by Salvator Rosa; both in Russia and in America. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. "Amoremi fa Cantare" by Stefano New members were recently ad- His speech was most informative Porpoise club met this week to L. Bowers of Oakton, Carol is enroll- Donaudy; "O Mio Babbino Caro" mitted into the Pi Omega Pi National and was entitled "The Challenge elect officers for the coming year. ed in Curriculum I with a concen- (O My Beloved Daddy) from the Honorary Business Education Fra- of Russian Education." They will be as follows: Suzan Mat- tration in music. She is a student ternity. thews, president; Sandra Anderson, opera Gianni Schicci by Puccini; of Miss Edythe Schneider. During In order to be included in this fra- Another outstanding speaker was vice-president; Betsy Nelson, secre- "Die Liebe hat gelogen" (Now Love her years at Madison she has been ternity one must have a 2.35 average Dr. Joseph Justman, our first Kappa tary; Sallyann Lawrence, treasurer; Has Falsely Played Me) and "Die active in the Glee Club, Wesley fcr business and a 2.50 for academic Delta Pi International Exchange Fel- Marty Padgett, reporter. Miss Leotus Junge Nonne" (The Young Nun) by Foundation, and is a member of average. low to Italy. His topic was "Some- Morrison will continue as adviser. Schubert; "Wir wandelten" (We Sigma Phi Lambda, and Kappa Delta thing That Endures. . .An Apprecia- Receiving letters of invitation were The Porpoise club has been or- Walked One Day) and "Bei dir sind Pi tion of Fellowship." the following: Joan Bennett, Sue ganized to foster a wider interest in meine Gedanken" (With Thee It Is Grace is the daughter of Mr. and Crichard, Doris Critzer, Sandra Early, Dr. Henry H. Hill, President swimming and to improve on the That My Thoughts Are) by Brahms; Mrs. J. S. Booker of Waynesboro. Barbara Gentry, Robert Miller, Betty of George Peabody College for various skills. To become a member, and Dvorak's Gypsy Songs. She also is enrolled in Curriculum I Plaster, and Marian Wood. teachers, delivered the final ad- a student is required to pass try- Miss Booker will accompany Miss with a concentration in music. Grace The officers of Pi Omega Pi are: dress. His speech was entitled outs in which the swimmer's form Bowers and present a group of organ is a student of Mr. George Raymond Merlin See, president; Mrs. Martha "Changing Opinions In American and skill displayed in various strokes, selections, which are: "The Swan" by Hicks, and a member of the Diapason Thomas, vice president; Kenneth Education." He discussed vital are judged. Personal safety and a Charles Albert Stebbins; "Spring club. In Waynesboro she was an ac- Comer, treasurer; Carolyn Reid, sec- issues such as segregation and maximum of proficiency are also Song" by Alfred Hollins; "Prelude retary; and^Mrs. Mona L. Coffinan, other pertinent issues befacing necessary factors which control mem- and Fugue in Bb Major" by Johann companist for a dancing school and adviser. our educational system today. bership. Sebastian Bach; and the First Move- also a voice teacher. Four Madison College, Friday, March 28,1958 Kay Merrell ; Sports Personality CALENDAR Friday, March 28— HUD Sport's Flash For The Month 8:00 p.m.—Stratford . play, Wil- Our sport's personality this week is son Auditorium STARTS SUNDAY a sophomore physical education ma- Saturday, March 29— MARCH 30th jor, Kay Merrell. Kay, although 8:00 p.m.—Stratford play, Wil- With Ash presently living in Oakton, is a son Auditorium UNA JEFF Yankee at heart and considers New Sunday, March 30— TURNER CHANDLER Well, snow, sleet, rain and the like may not be able to stop Jersey as her home state. 6:00 a.m.—Sunrise service, back the mailman, but it has sure thrown a weight in the intramural Kay attended Fairfax High School campus programs. Who is responsible for spreading the rumor that it is where she was very active in the ATTEND THE CHURCH OF Girls' Athletic Association, the school YOUR CHOICE—Palm Sun- spring? G N ■ M«ScoPE paper, and the extramural program day - £w«S^, COLOR All the sports are presently meeting in Reed gym, Ashby gym having played extramural basketball Tuesday, April 1— NNmiUl-IMTI IHAIIOMM or Johnston basement. Don't forget to pick your favorite sport and softball. April Fool's Day and support the intramural program — which is organized for you Since her arrival at Madison in Wednesday, April 2— — the student. September of 1956, she has been very 12:00 Noon—Assembly — Glee active in both the extramural and Club, Wilson Auditorium The participation in and the support of the lacrosse intramurals intramural programs. She has played Thursday, April 3— x sTMUt-w, TKXATSI this year may determine the status of this sport on Madison's cam- extramural hockey for two years and 12:00 Noon—Easter Vacation be- pus in years to come. Why don't you all come on out and try is now in her second year as a mem- gins your hand. If you don't knov> anything about lacrosse come and ber of the extramural basketball team. Wednesday, April 9— learn. The sport is comparatively new to Virginia and very new Kay has also participated in intra- 8:00 a.m.—classes resume Saturday, April 12— IRGINIA mural volleyball and tennis. Our to Madison, so we are all novices. personality is also a member of Mer- 7:30 p.m.—movie — "Track of Dr. Sinclair and the girls who took their swimming ratings cury club,' Bluestone Cotillion club, tjae Cat" "WILD IS THE last Monday would like to thank all those girls who gave their and Sigma Phi Lambda. Sunday, April 13— Kay has two supplementary goals 4:00 p.m.—Carol Bowers voice time to come up and swim. recital in Wilson Auditorium WIND" Fencing club try-outs were held yesterday. Congratulations to to reach before graduating from Madi- son. One is to have an extramural Wednesday, April 16— starring the new members. Touche! , softball team started here, and the 12:00 Noon—Major Office In- Also congratulations to the members of Orchesis and to Miss other is to. learn how to play the stallation Ceremony Anna Magnani, Anthony Gutchow for a job well done. The recital was excellent girls! ukulele. Friday, April 18— Quinn and Anthony Best of luck to all the new minor officers. May your terms in If you are interested in finding our 8:15 p.m.—Community Concert Franciosa. personality look for her in Senior in Wilson Auditorium—Mr. office be most successful. 321. Staffal—Baritone Song Sung by 'Til then Happy Easter. See you on the 9th. Johnny Mathais The Fencing Club Physical Education HAL WALLIS Has Third Try-Outs Hollywood Presents j Dear Long Ears PRODUCTION Last night the Fencing club held Delegates Return Academy Awards Alias Bonney Bunny their third try-outs of the year. The SHOWING club is losing five of its members. Dear Easter Bunny, Last week-end ten students and two March 26, 1958 saw a grand array Those girls are Dixie Glass, Sam SUNDAY—WEDNESDAY Remember us? We're that grief of beautiful gowns, beautiful women Welch, Judy Bair, Shirley Stewart, members of the faculty attended the stricken "group that got left out at and the screen's most handsome men. and Nancy Browtf. From the girls annual convention of the Virginia As- Christmas! So that you won't get The Academy Awards presentation that tried out, these five, were selected sociation for Health, Physical Educa- roadmap eyes, well skip the prelimi- was attended by some of the most to become members: Janet DiMisa,-| tion and Recreation at Natural Bridge. naries and get down to business. famous names, faces, and figures in Billie Jean Cook, Joan Barker, Shirley 'THE BEST IN FLOWERS „ Leave us the usual—the chocolate Those students who attended were the entertainment world. The high- Beery, and Schmearl McElroy. ' eggs, the pale pink candy, and the Pat Schultz, Jackie Poe, Alma Watts, AND SERVICE" light of the evening was the presen- o—' tation of the Oscar for the best movie juicy jelly beans all nestled down in Sara Welch, Jane Painter, Dosie Tal- of the year, "Bridge on the River thoSf ghastly gobs of green grass. Free Passes State bert, Sara Jane Shearer, Arm Shot- Kwai." None the less exciting were We want some pie-percolated State Theatre passes are: John D. well, Gail Matthews, and Pat Dean. JjLakemore^lo wen the awards for best actor and best Postum, a partly pooped party for Steelman, Robert Hammer, Grace The faculty who attended the con- actress, awarded to Alec Guinness partly pooped people, a pre-prepared Bates, Ellen Ashton, Phyllis Allen, vention were Miss Leotus Morrison "The Shop to Know In and Joanne Woodward. Other awards pony tail, a pickled peck of pickled Bonnie Nelson, Nancy Minter, Betty and Dr. Caroline Sinclair. Tharp, Sandra Wallace, and Georgia Harrisonbwg, Va." went to Red Buttons, best support- peppers, a sorta shaped Chemise, ster- The emphasis of this year's con- ing actor, for his role in "Sayonara," ling silver staples, a tiny team of ter- Martin. vention was physical fitness and eval- and Miyoshi Umeki, for her role in mites, and an uncle to take care of the CHZHZNXHXHXHZHXHZHXNXHZHZH uation, a topic of primary interest to bE. Market St Dial 4-4487, "Sayonara." The song, "All the Way," ant farm. all teachers of physical education. popularized by Frank Sinatra, took Now let's not play like Santa Claus "KILE'S" Amoco ! its place as best song of the year, •■••■iii™iiu»iiiiiimiiMiMiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiMiiiiimiiiMMimiii«tmmMiiiitiiiiiinniiiinmiiiiiniiiimiiM«M»«mMiiMMii and goof again. OK? \& Grocery Services RADIO TELEVISION RECORD PLAYERS having won over such popular hits The I. D. 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