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Show campus ORIEB I. R. C. CAST OF VILLAGE GREEN" Published by the Associated Student of 'Westminster College, monthly during the scholastic year STAFF Editor 'VUson Virginia Ramsey Business Manager Ota Editor ; Sports Bird Manmon Rosa Miss Sponsor Billie Ilalm, Charles Knight Tvnists Jb Wach Photographer REPORTEES Joan Culver, Amy Sinefis, Dona Stafford, David Wilson, Carol Guber, Barbara Kasdorf, Daphne Tappan, Richard Smith, Clarabcll Schweppe, Evanna MarBetts, Harold Wylie, Tony Tyler, garet Scott. Instead of the usual editorial, I would like to insert in this column a request of the student body with regard to the Etosian pictures. John Wach has been using every available minute of his time to take the individual pictures so that preparation of material for the annual wont fall behind schedule. All of us, at one time or another, receive a notice in our mail boxes to report to Mr. Farleys room at a certain time on a certain day. It is true that for good reasons, but there are some cant keep the appointments others who neglect the whole affair. To the latter this article is directed. As we all know, the year books we get in our four years of college are four books which, we cherish for most of our lif. Evmi if we dont like to see ouietv$s in the Etosian, there is someone who does. ,It wont be many The regular meetings of the I. (International Relations Club, to the uninitiated) have given much educational enjoyment to those who have attended them in the weeks since the beginning of the term. Under the able counsel of Dr. Poulton and Prof. Ferguson, the discussions and talks have brought out many significant points concerning the background and problems inherent in the confusing world situation today. Our club is the Westminster organchapter of tfie nation-wid- e ization sponsored by the Carnegie Foundation for World Peace. The purpose of this group is to promote peace through understanding and education. There are chapters on most university and R. Front row, left to riglit-P- aul Comaby, Bob Boughton, Howard Jorgenson, Ray Middle row-Pa- tty Moore, Joy Brown, Marge McDermaid, Janice McFar-lane- , Edna May Arbogast. Back row-D- ave Steele, Tony Tyler, Jack Fowles, Duke Jennings, Ed Doelle. Sell-woo- C. college campuses. At our first meeting in September, Virginia Ramsey officiated in her capacity as President, a post to which she was elected last spring. Other officers were elected at that time, Blaine Beardall as and W. A. (Tony) Tyler as Our plans for the future are ambitious, but we lack sufficient support at the moment. Therefore, we strongly urge anyone interested to attend our next meeting and become part of this important and interesting organization. Vice-Presiden- FALL PLAY CHARMS AUDIENCES Village Green, a was presented by the Westminster Players December 1st and 2nd at Converse alj. The play, written by Carl Allensworth, takes place in the small town of North Oxford, New Hampshire, in November just before election. The play centers around Judge Homer Peabody, excellently portrayed by Dave Steele. Judge Peabody, who has been defeated in eight previous state legislature Elections, is determined to win this one, no matter what. Mickey Richardson played the part of iMrs. Peabody, who loves her husband despite his untiring efforts to become a member of the legislature and go to Concord. Joy Brown did a fine job as three-act-comed- y, years until we will be far from the school and the friends we have gained here. Many times we will pick up our Etosians and bring back memories of college days, and the incidents and people connected with them. Ask yourself if it isnt, at times, wonderful to look back on the past? John is working hard to give us a publication we can all hold up with pride, and there should their daughter, Harriet. Howard be a little more interest given him Jorgenson played opposite Joy in for his labors. Remember, youve the role of Jeremiah. Jeremiahs paid for the book, why not benethe fellows pushing one another fit by it? about at the W Club" smoker. And Dec. 9th found the girls FUN FOR basketball team working hard at EVERYONE! their Rummage Sale. Our team played Hill field in Yes, our social calendar for this month seems to be full of two basketball games on Dec. 12 and 14, the Parsons first showevents. the of But before you read ings of the season. Tonight, Dec. 15th, a very good past, present and future, here is is scheduled by the Junior time the reminder of new meeting times for the W Club and WAA class, when they give the Frost Basketball. W Club members Frolic, the annual Christmas now meet every Thursday at formal. The Christmas Pageant will be Chapel time and the girls changed time of to their practice Friday given the evening of Dec. 17 at afternoon at 4:30. the First Presbyterian Church WestTo begin December, the by the Girls Glee Club and memminster Players presented The bers of our music organization. Village Green on the first and Last, but not least, vaeation besecond. Those were really enjoygins the 20th. So Merry Christable evenings. mas everyone, and well see you Dec. 8th and we saw some of next year ! father, Zeke, portrayed by Ray Sellwood, was an old friend of the Judge and was always there to help him in his campaigns. Between Jeremiahs efforts to become a great artist and Judge Peabodys ambition to be a legislator, the play is one hilarious incident after another. Each instant was filled with good, wholesome entertainment right up to the smashing climax. Judge Peabody wins the admiration of the! towns people and is assured of winning the election; Jeremiah receives recognition as an artist; he and Harriet reunite, and the play ends on a happy note. Others in the cast were: Paul Cornaby as Ames, a scheming politician; Edna Mae Arbogast, as Norah, the maid; Edward Doelle, as Reverend Shurtleff, a friend of Ames; Lee Jennings as Walter Godkin, manager of a paper mill; Marjorie McDermaid: Harmony Godkin, his wife and reformer; Howard Snethen as Reverend a friendly and understanding minister; Jack Fowles, Mc-Knigh- t, as a policeman; Janice McFar-lan- e Abbv, a nosey little girl; Jamie Steele, a Boy Scout; Bob Boughton, Dawson, a Life magazine photographer; Patty Moore, his attractive assistant, and Tony Tyler as Hubert Carter, Jere- miahs rival for Harriets hand. t, See.-Treasur- er. W. A. A. Orchesis is now practicing for the Juggler of Notre Dame, which will be presented in Chapel on December 18th. The group has presented it once for the Mothers Club on December 4th. Leola Jorgensen will again show her talents as the Juggler. The others in the cast are: Helen Austin, the Madonna; Lou Ann Birkbeck, Louise Jorgenson, Patty Moore, Joan Patton, Pat Kinlock, Winifred Pittman, Beverly Turner, and Ruth Caroll, Merrymakers ; Barbara Pruit, RGean Thompson, Ruth Turner, Dianne Burns, Joan Rogers, and Betsey Burns, the Monks. W. A. A. has been active in individual promoting sports. badminton Open games were held November 3rd, 10th and 17th, and at present a bowling club is being organized. All students who are interested in a club, whether they bowl or would like to learn to bowl, are urged to contact Lydia Gerry as soon as possible. Stanley Hamilton was the di- REGIONAL ACCREDITING rector; Betty Cornaby, manager; ASSOCIATION Melyin Gustaveson, electrician ; President Steele and Dean Wilma Gould, in charge of music ; James Webert, in charge of Boughton attended the annual meeting of the Northwest Acartscript ; Gwen Lewis, make-u- p ist, and Jay W. Lees from the crediting Association which was held at Spokane, Wash., DecemFaculty. ber inclusive. Congratulations are in order Westminster is accredited as a for the cast and the production four-yea- r liberal arts college by staff. Everyone agrees it was a this Regional Accrediting wonderful play. 6-- - 8, |
