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Show FageTwo. Through the Keyhole EDITORIAL We are pleased to state that we have received both favorable and unfavorable comments on our first edition. We are pleased because when there is comment either way, it means people are reading the paper which is the important thing. To the favorable comments, we thank you and appreciate your interest. To the unfavorable, we appreciate yur constructive criticism. We have also been told that the paper was no good and poorly laid out. To these people we wish merely to say, we are doing the best we can and we feel, with the support of the student body, the paper will improve with each edition. Printed elsewhere in the paper are the minutes from the last Student Council meeting. The Student Council felt it was necessary to keep the students informed of the pertinent business at hand. From now on, the students should know what is being discussed and planned by their officers. In future editions you may voice your opinions through The Parson. This way, if you approve or disapprove of any actions being taken, and you do not comment, you haVe no one to blame but yourself. With mid term exams and spring vacation right around the corner, this will he the last edition of The Parson until April 21st, when we again hope to run every two weeks. At this point,, we wish to state if there are any letters to the editor, or anything you wish published, please have them in to the editor by April 15th. of a Humor section to the paper would be of great value. Also, something on the order of Words To Live By would serve a good Editor -- The Parson Dear Sir: . . On February 24th, great interest the I read with purpose. first issue Once again, congratulations! Par- and keep up the good work! of the newly Jud Farmer son. I was greatly impressed and very happy that the school again can avail itself of a newspaper. You and your staff are to be commended. X have always believed that a .school paper is an integral part of the life of any institution of learning. Not only , does it keep students informed of past, present, and future events, but I think it lends prestige to the school that is able to keep one going. In addition, it provides an outlet for those students whose talents lean toIn short, . a ward journalism. school newspaper Is a great asset to the school, and I would like to urge every student to get behind it and support it in any way pos-- . sible. , In case you are in the market for anything in the nature of a suggestion, I think the addition ATTENTION CLUBS!! A steam shovel operator is a man who makes money by going in the hole. One may call a woman a kitten, but not a cat; a mouse, but not a rat; a chicken, but not an old hen; a duck but not an old goose; a vision, but not a sight. Asked what ailed the world, the Indian thought a moment and then said: Everybody smoke pipe of peace, but nobody inhale! To wear a daring formal gown , And care not how it clings, A gal needs looks and courage And, a couple other things. By The Pecker As the last piece of confetti lands with a dull thud on the gym floor and the mixed strains of the organ music mingled with Latin tangoes fade into the past, we sit back to view the happenings of the last two weeks. Yes, Mardi Gras was certainly a success. Bob and Myrna Neilson, reigned happily over the gay throng which included Ann Cecil as a cute little elf, Toby Larson, as a China doll, Dick Jutkins as a Red Coat tossing rings like mad in the kissing booth . . . giving the floor show stiff competition was Nancy Kae Perham . . . Totin a pair of mean looking side arms was little Doug Pender all dressed up like Cassidy . . . seen ardently supporting the Senior Class Booth was Bill Smith . . ; and of course, the Juniors must have cleaiyxf a big profit on their daring booth with Dean Watkins as the main attraction. Yes, Mr. Farleys business majors certainly have learned how to make money! And no Mardi Gras would-bcomplete without a Yankee or two like A1 Daniels and Dick Bradley . . . Karrie Romney was looking mighty pretty in her lilac and fuscia get-u- p it looks like kilts were high fashion for such campus cuties as Mary Louise Routh, Donna Runsted, Bobbie Adams and their escorts, Nick Scott, Dave Wilson and Bob Routh. Must be the Scotch coming out at last! Seen holding hands in public were Kathy Farikoff, and Dave Green, Mary Swisher and Dick Proctor (who yells copy girl instead of copy-bothese days) noticed ducking out early on the big night were Nancy Johnson and Barb- - r4er they say Frankie Carle was very good but, the traitors! Nancy J., however, contributed her services rather well to the W.O.W. booth before leaving! Another little gal stepping mighty high that night was Valerie Iloxer . . . By the way, who went as Mickey Mouse? The clean-u- p committee would like to know, they found one badly mutilated whisker in a corner . . . Merle Anderson is so particular these days, they say hell import a date all the way from Drager-to- n . . . seen back together again were Marcia and Bill and Gerrie and Bob. the race is on at Well, well last a tall blond, , a cute little and a brunette are all out their starting irons and getting their setting sights on Bill Briden-baug- h . . . which one will get there first? Bets are being taken at the first window on your right, step Hcp-a-Lo- . e ... ... Anyone interested in newspaper work? We desperately need copy writers, proof readers, typists, reporters, lay out and design people. In fact, if you have had any experience working on a paper at all, here is your chance to help an overworked staff and at the same time, do a service tfor the school. If you know of any prospective advertisers, let some one on the staff know or bring in the ad yourself. This section of the paper is dedicated to all clubs, activities and organizations on the campus. Each group should assign one .dependable person to report any .news worthy of note, and turn the article in to the editor. To you reporters; please type and double space all reports and leave ten spaces at each margin, and ten spaces from top of page, or reports will not be -- y ... red-hea- WANTED!!! ng d, right up! Johnny Pino is still around . . . thats one guy whos popularity with the fairer sex will never wane. My, this certainly was a spectacular week in the Womens SATURDAY in winter IIYGEIA ICELAND THE MILLS ' 1208 East 21st So. mid-semest- do er just that. At this writing the slush of winter has almost been lapped up by the spring sun. History repeats itself, it is often said, so we expect that slush to be replaced soon by the slush of spring, young love. Couples who insist, upon courtin in public will be- required to register for Sociology 103. (See Catalog). It is amazing to note the number of students who make it a point to avoid learning anything which is not required. Many even refuse to attend Thursday - cos- alone. The Robe was enough. The Adventures of Hajaii Baba We could never figure out how those tire tracks got out in the middle of that desert. The Egyptian We dont know just where they dug this one up. Sex in spectacular proportions. The Vanishing Prairie Just a remake of The Living Desert, but an Oscar should go to those prairie dogs. And that lady buffalo really put herself into her performance. . The Barefoot Contessa A fairly good movie, but it had the most disappointing scene of the year. Beau Brummel So what was all the fuss about? Prince Valiant Just another one of those medieval horse operas that seem so popular today. We could have listed dozens of others. Phfft The New Yorker best summed this, one up: Ptui. White Christmas Bing should just retire, take it easy and never make another movie how much money can he get? Danny Kaye saved this one from being a complete flop. assemblies, supposedly entertaining, because of the possibility that they might also, be instructive. It is almost impossible to maintain a reputation as a college which is vitally interested in the problems of the day when visiting speakers, nationally known, speak to a crowd of 30 students. Your degree is no better than the reputation of the issuing institution. Whom do you think is. being hurt? Enjoy your Spring Vacation. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Girls, Buy Your Boy a BOUTONNIERE Boys, Get Your Girl a ur - .. e Where the gang' meets, A fine place to eat and relax . - CORSAGE compliments of the Student Lounge DOWNSTAIRS IN THE South East Flowers 21 Remington Portables Regular $113.50 . NOW ONLY $99.50 No Down Payment Only $4.28 Per Month We Invite You to Visit Our 11 Two things that go together One Full Floor Of JARMAN & RED timing betmtfi ENGAR RAINBOW FANDEVU The ladies were Dormitory . . . Harriet Pavlakis nas got all the gals buzzing over those late-hophone calls! Last,- but not least, is the St. Pats Dance coming up the 19th of March .take cover men the from gals Ferry Hall are on-thof you will be safe none and prowl until the last one is chosen . . . Who will Shiela ODell ask . . . will he be .tall, dark and handsome? Guess thats 30 for this edition folks, see you all soon! four boys and a guitar and his Desiree tumed attractively, making the scenery quite interesting, but we will never be able to accept Napoleon as a great lover. Demetrius and the Gladiators-- They should have left well enough New Mens Den BROTHERS GEORGE The ten worst ATLANTA, Ga. movies of 1954 were listed in the Emory Wheel, The Souths Most Independent Collegiate Newspaper, by columnist Larry Custer. His choices: New Sugar House in summer and The basketball season is over and a good one it was baseball, track and tennis have not begun. It is so quiet on the campus after 3:00 P.M. that you could hear a halfback drop. Seems like a good time for a few spring meditations. Will someone explain why students who have been unable to think for weeks that they can learn the stuff in one all night session tests? just before Many of them do not seem to learn by experience that it is almost impossible to remember even that which is known after a night without sleep. Make a note of the dates for finals, too. Maybe two nights without sleep would be better than one. Those who failed to see The Late Christopher Bean deserve little symapthy. The quality of productions by The Westminster Players has been established repeatedly. Chris was no exception. Our to Miss Peteler congratulations and the entire cast. Mr. Lees vows that the coming attraction. What Wilbur Wrought, is bound to surpass and eclipse all previous efforts. From all reports it could Gymnasium Bldg. 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