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XVII WINONA, MINNESOTA, DEC. 20, 1935 No. 5 Wenonah Players Seasons Concert Collegians Enjoy Winonan Sponsors Give "The Detour" Program Announced Christmas Program Elections To Pick By Owen Davis The dates for the Community Last night the college enjoyed a Concert Association concerts and delightful and happy Christmas Name Of Teams Cast Under Mrs. Spencer's programs in Winona have been program and party sponsored by Association Authorizes Direction Gives Fine announced. Staff To Direct In the Wenonah Players. Selection Performance The local season will open with a The program opened with the An interesting study of the piano recital by Ralph Dobbs, noted Mendelssohn Club attired in their Through action taken by the problems and ambitions of rural American pianist on Jan. 27. Feb- robes marching down the aisles Student and Faculty Association folk was portrayed when the ruary 24 brings Trudi Schoop and holding lighted candles and singing. the Winonan was given authority Wenonah Players, under the di- her comic ballet from Switzerland, It was beautiful and inspirational. last Friday to conduct a series of rection of Mrs. M. L. Spencer, one of the most unusual and out- Following this the , Players pre- elections in order to select a name to presented Owen Davis' "The De- standing attractions in the United sented a one-act play,' ''`The Shep- be used by the college to designate tour". Characterizations were sin- States for this year. The last of the herd Who Stayed Behind" under its tea ms and various other groups. cere, earnest, and true-to-life. series will be a concert and program the direction of Dr. Jean Brady Some suggestions were given in Two similar struggles, different by Charles Hackett, Metropolitan Jones. The cast included Harold consideration of a name which the only because of the ages of the two Opera tenor, who will appear in a Roth, Alan Pawelek, Eugene Jaspers staff feels will help in selecting a women involved, dominated the program of songs and in love scenes My Wish Walter Lynne, John Bucholtz, Paul lasting one which can be adopted for permanent use. The play. Helen Hardy, the mother, from famous romantic operas, assist- I dreamed a dream O'Brien, James Bard, Loren Wood, name should be easy to say was given an understanding inter- ed by Agnes Donis, soprano, on I wished a wish. Martin Laakso, June Mac Ddnald, and one which would harmonize with either Winona or pretation by Beverly Lageson. Her Apr. 22. These concerts will be I crossed my fingers tight. and Beverly Lageson. Music was ambition to secure for her daughter presented in the college auditorium. I shut my eyes, furnished for the play by a chorus Purple. If possible it should be the Kate the things which she herself Concerts in La Crcsse, which Screwed up my face, off-stage. The play was of a Bibical name of something significant to this loeality. had never had is frustrated by local members are privileged to And wished with all my might. character with an unusual touch to Steve Hardy, her husband. attend, include Buiomar Noraes, I wrote it down the Christmas story. The name chosen should have an Jchn Bucholtz very ably portray- concert pianist, Jan. io; the Russian To send away. The last part of the program was object which could be used to ed the typical stodgy farmer whose Imperial Singers, Feb. 19; and I hope it will come true, given in the college gymnasium advantage in art and cartoon. It should not be of a boastful nature dreams extend no farther than a Nathan Millstein, violinist, Mar. 9. For the dream I dreamed, where the Mendelssohn Club, Apol- neighbor's ten-acre lot. The spirited And the wish I wished lo Club and the chorus sang and the nor should it have any other' - un- pleasant implications. young daughter was played by Were this dream and wish for you orchestra played some appropriate No further action will be taken Betty Kelberer. Frederick Nelson, Eugene Thrune And A Merry Merry Christmas! Christmas songs. in his role as Tom Lane, interpreted Troup Give Program —Helen L. Smith on this matter until after the holi- days. It is a thing requiring careful the character of a young man with Exhibiting the youthful exuber- "\V" Club Enjoys business ideas living in a community thought and consideration before Continued on page 3 ance for which he is known at W. S. WENONAH PLANS Annual Banquet the name. T. C., Eugene Thrune with his four Whenever the "W" clubmen Students I o Have players entertained the student ARE COMPLETED other football player recall their Tuberculosis Test body and faculty last Monday annual banquet held December 9 in Masquerade Dance morning. Given Last Week The Wenonah staff headed by the Club Room it will be with The program included a pleasing The all college party which will be Frederick Nelson and William happy memory of the delicious meal The Mantoux test, which is given variety of tap and toe dancing, as held January r8 under the sponsor- Franzman is progressing rapidly prepared for them by Cooks Parker, annually to the college students and well as instrumental and vocal num- ing of the Junior High club will be a with the planning of the annual Arns, Lundgren, and Gibbons under Phelps school children, was given bers which brought the troupe masquerade dance. which will be published at the close the direction of Mrs. Galligan and on Tuesday, Dec. ro. hearty applause. "Skinney's" tap Vacation will give the students of the school year. Louis Hoover Mrs. Pawelek and of the fine The test was taken by 293 college dancing was one of the highlights of time to glean their attics to find has had . reasonably good success speeches that followed. students, of which number seven the entertainment. Another was an suitable costumes of disguise for with the subscription campaign, The meal was served to the and one-half percent had positive novelty dance by the Joye Sisters. this novel and interesting party. A although there are a number of the hungry group of athletes in a most reactions. Of the 188 Phelps school Eugene Thrune was graduated suitable prize will be offered for the students vvho have not yet sub- efficient manner by those in charge. children who took the test, two and from the Winona High School, and most unique costume. Here is an scribed. Following the dinner talks were two-thirds per cent had positive was a student of this college during opportunity for original ideas to be Several new features will add to given by guests at the dinner and reactions. In comparison with re- the year 1933 - 34. He was master put to a worthy purpose. For a the interest and attractiveness of "W" men who will be graduating sults of previous tests, these per- cheerleader in the high school and night the college will be transferred this year's book. One of the im- this year. Among those who spoke centages are very low. Practically college, a member of the Apollo into a ballroom full of gaily attired provements will be the informal were included Mr. MacDonald, all students have been tested. on Club and also appeared in many young people. You may expect grouping of many club pictures Coach Galligan, Mr. Pawelek, Dave Tuesday or recently. many dramatic productions given anything from a Cinderella to which have usually been taken in a Honigs, John Kozlowski, "Art" X-ray pictures for those who had Frankenstien. Don't forget to bring in Winona. He and his troupe are stilted and unnatural grouping. Muench, "Bill" Thompson, "Red" positive reactions were taken at now entertaining at several of the back your costume after the holi- When possible the group or organ- Simon, and "Gene" Jaspers. Wabasha the fore part of the week leading night clubs in Minneapolis. days! ization will be arranged to represent some phase cf the activities of that Reporter Reveals Letters club. Mendelssohn Carollers Color added to some of the Written To Santa Claus beautiful views cf the campus It has always seemed to me that a "Dear Santa: 1 Scatter Christmas Cheer buildings should in itself be a °101ti. large part of the fuss and worry I am a musician. valuable improvement to the scenic 111104040 The MendeIssohn looked up amazed, and then the connected with the purchasing of More music in the section of the annual of this year. Club girls made an little woman hurried to the door, Christmas gifts is unnecessary. We key of Bea, pliz. It is the first time that color has extensive carolling put her head out, and finished sing- fume endlessly about what we Ole Sanden" been used for such a purpose in trip over Winona Wednes- ing the carol with them. should purchase for our friends, and "Dear Santa: the Wenonah. Every effort posSible is day evening, December 12.