THE N ITT ANY CUB
Volume XV, No 10
First Annual Variety Show Slated
Dean of Women Pays Visit
Enjoying the tea during the recent visit by Penn State’s Dean
of Women are (left to right) Jeanne Garrett, dorm council presi
dent, Mrs. Burnett, housemother, Arlene Hermann, Linda Steiner,
Miss Pearl Weston; Dean of Women, Jill Nardi, Mrs. R. Mae
Schultz, ass’t. to the dean, Miss R. Christine Vohe, ass’t. to the
dean in charge of freshman women, Rnth Angelotti.
JACK RAEDER BECOMING KNOWN
AS BEHREND’S OWN “MR. JAZZ”
By Debbie Gold
A graduate of an Erie high
school, he feels that these three
Jack Eaeder, known by all as we completely wasted .
Mr. Jazz, has become well. Known Jack>s BeiaSxaents toward h* Mgll
around Behrend Campus since the he fedjJ these thxee
recent discovery of his the way Qf educating students .
able interest in jazz. He has re- „ x thjnk schools of fcoday are
cently been elected president of „„ . . „ , . , .
as much a place of true learning,
the newly formed Jazz Club. . . .
y as this campus is a movie house.
A native of Erie, Jack is the After graduation from h i g'h
youngest of a family of five. He school, Jack spent a year work
got his start in the field of jazz ing at various jobs. Realizing the
through his frequent visits to his need for a college education, he
brother-in-law’s who .is also a enrolled at Behrend Campus. He
great jazz enthusiast. is .enrolled in the curriculum of
Spinning records, playing ping- D. D. T.
pong, and shooting pool are Jack’s Jack is working Ms
be tween-class favorite pastimes.
Each Monday evening a streak is way thru coUege and is unable
seen running toward the tele- to enlarge his jazz collection. In
vision set in Erie Hall. This is the future he hopes to work on
Jack, about to watch his favorite the west coast until he is able to
program, Peter Gunn. Jack’s start a business of his own. At
other favorites are Dave Brubeck, this time he intends to extend
Shelley .Manne, Marty Paich, and his collection to a very valuable
Bill Holman. hobby.
OFFICIAL STUDENT PUILICATION
BEHREND CAMPUS —Pennsylvania State University
Behrend’s First-Annual Variety Show is slated for the vaudeville
boards of Erie Hall’s stage Saturday evening, April 18, at 8 o’clock.
General chairman for the program that will feature a wide variety
of acts and talents from both students and faculty is Edward Roberts
with Becky Schenck serving as assistant chairman.
Next Assembly Will
Feature "Mr. America"
“Mr. America,” George Eifer-
man, national AAU. title holder,
will be the assembly speaker dur-
ing the next common hour.
Mr. Eiferman, an American
athlete with a phenomenal repu-
tation as a weight lifter, is expect-
ed to demonstrate his widely re-
puted physique as well as tell why
he feels that young people should
keep in good physical condition.
A former “Mr. America,” Mr.
Eiferman has addressed over BYz
million students over 26 states. He
is also an accomplished trumpet
player. And it is his contention
that music can play an important
part in good health, especially in
the phases of rhythm, coordin
ation, and timing.
He is at present in charge of a
popular physical education vari
ety program that is supposed to
be interspersed with both music
and humor as well as the expected
flexing of muscles.
Easter Play Participants
Those who participated in the Easter Play which was held last
Sunday afternoon under the direction of Nyla Falhenhagen,
speech instructor, were the following: (left to right) Charles
Blass, Dianne Reynolds, John Miller, Nancy Jo Altman and Dick
Chase.
Tuesday, March 24, 1959
Handling the finances will be
Waiter Parker. Faculty advisors
are Dr. Elizabeth Smith, Miss
Margaret Schumacher, Mr. I. H.
-Kochel, and Mr. William Hover.
On the decorations committee
are Jeanne Chambers, chairman:
Phil Sterner, ass’t.: Linda Roth.
Donn° Waskiewicz, Tcm Wood,
Diane Baldwin, Charles Washny,
Arlene Hermann, Jeanne Sieber,
Julie Horton, Linda Dickey, and
Dixie Kearse.
In charge of entertainment will
be Walt Parker, chairman, Bob
Nielsen, ass’t.; Jutta Schewig, Jack
Raeder, and Vince Cresciman.
Refreshments are to be dissem
inated by Don Shelly, chairman;
Mike Maetz, Diane Baldwin, Jim
McDonald, and Charles Washny.
Ed Roberts, Becky Schenck, and
Walt Parker have asked that all
students pitch in and present
some sort of number for this first
Behrend variety program.
Many acts have already been
scheduled, among them a “wrig
gly” chorus line of shapely mem
bers as well as a duet to be sung
by Grace Rowland and Bill Cur
tis. They are to present “Seren
ade” from “The Student Prince”
by Romberg.
Bob Edwards will emcee the
entire show.