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Show -- J.j r rn . . it ijiiimn THE PARSON Four THE FASCINATING I. ICs Have Student Play Postponed Week Meeting The Westminster Players production, Night Must Fall, which was scheduled for Dec. 3rd and 4th has been postponed until the 9th and 10th of December, students were informed this week. Cause of the delay was the Westminster benefit banquet to be given by the Greek Orthodox ' church this week end. The date was changed so' that everyone could attend both events. Season ticket holders who had Thursday, December 3rd reserved, are requested to attend the play on Thursday, December 10th. Season ticket holders who had Friday, Dec. 4th reserved are requested to attend the play on Wednesday, Dec. 9th. The starting time is 8:30 p.m. both ' evenings. Night Must Fall The study of a is a thriller. killer, of cold-blood- ed the play also presents rounds laughter. This is the first produc- tion directed by Roy Gibson, a new addition to the College faculty, who pleased the audiences in the leading role in PEOPLE The Westminster Intercollegiate Knights met Tuesday. Membership, dues and school spirit wrere discussed. In regards to membership the I. K.s decided upon a campaign to increase membership and forms of initiation for new members. A plan was also decided upon for the payment of dues. In previous years the dues were paid directly to the head of the organization, this year the money must be paid to the office and the office receipt you receive must be given to Max That way, the entire burden is placed on Mr. Pontz and also saves the I. K.s some bookkeeping. Oli-pha- nt. Max Oliphant and Mr. Bosch a devilish scheme in order to increase school spirit, so students beware if a guy in a white sweater with a crazy little knights helmet sewed on it comes a calling. He might be trying out this fiendish torture in order to force you to have a good time at a basketball game. And we cant have that now, can we? After all if you go to a basketball game, you might be the only one there, besides th$ teams and the other teams rooters. Well, dont say I didnt warn ya de-vis- ed The Male Animal, presented, recently. Leading roles in this play fall upon Rocky Reinhardt, Susan Sachs and Joy Brown. Cast in supporting parts are Coleen Williams, Co-C- o Poemacheo, Don Farnsworth, Jerry Seriously though, the I. Ks are Lamson and Wayne Cochran.. doing a wonderful job and are the basThose who have watched re- even planning to usher at one will no so that ketball games, hearsals are very enthusiastic in their praise of the progress. It is get on that newly refinished floor with their street shoes. 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Some fail because they are stupid, some fail because they are selfish and think that the world owes them more cake than their neighbor has. But the really worth-whipeople, the people whose biographies are maxims for the young are those whose perspective powers are well developed and who, while able to adjust themselves to their initial surroundings, are capable of growth ' and advancement. le " GIFTS AND TOYS 1027 E. 21st So. Ph. ho-heave- -ho . 1074 E. 21st South What builders have taken a year to do! ' And I thought to myself as I went Which of these roles have I tried to play? Am I a builder who works with care, Measuring life by the rule and square? Am I shaping my deeds to a well-maplan, Patiently doing the best I can? 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Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must, like men, undergo the fatigues of supporting it. Thomas Paine. - in-inde- Neisen R. Bank , CLARK HARDWARE WHICH ARE YOU? I watched them tearing a building down, A gang of men in a busy town; and lusty yell With a beam and the side- a They swung wall fell. I asked the foreman: Are these men skilled As the men youd hire if you had to build? He gave a laugh and said, No, F 4 |