WEDNESDAY. OCTOBI
Gialgud Reading<
Ticket
For Ar
Distribution of
Sir John Gielgud, f;
1 p.m. today at the
Students may ol
cards. Distribution
the available ticket!
BA Cou
Approve:
New Bu
The B u s i ness Adi
Student Council has u
approved an estimatec
$925 for 1958-1959.
Treasurer Samuel'M ;
a copy of this budget
members:
Estimated 1958-195!
Balance as of Sept. 31
Expected Income
Student Fees
Cabinet Allocation
Career Day
(Club Donations) 100.00
Total 1.050.04
Expected Expenses
Bis Ad Bulletin (4 issues) 400.00
Career Day 240.00
Social Activities 75.00
Materials and Supplies .. 20.00
Keys and Shingles 125.00
Gifts 40.00
ICCB Dues (Inler>Council
Control Board)
Misc.
Expected Balance
. (June, 1959) ..
The Council receives 25 cents a
semester from each business ad
ministration student. A total of
1465 students enrolled in the col
lege this semester. Expected stu
dents for next semester number
1455.
Each of the 19 business clubs
represented on the council con
tributes $lO to career day.
Moyer said the budget is com
parable to that of the last several
years.
Arnold Named
To New Post /
Christian K. Arnold, associate
Erofessor of engineering research,
as been named associate profes
sor of journalism.
He will continue as staff assis
tant to President Eric A. Walker.
Arnold is a graduate of the
University of Colorado where he
received his bachelor of arts de
gree in English literature and also
qualified for a master of arts de
gree in English literature and a
master of education degree in
administration.
Before his appointment to the
University faculty in 1953, he held
positions as technical editor of
the U.S. Civil Engineering Re
search and Development Lab
oratory at Port Hueneme, Calif.;
instructor in English at the Uni
versity of Colorado; and as teach
er of journalism and English in
the La Juncta, Colo., public
schools.
Mason to $p
At HUB Toni
Dr. Will E. Maso
professor of economii
dress the Centre Cou
Reserve Officers Assc
dinner meeting at s:£
the Hetzel Union Bu
Mason, who was a 1
this year as one of
in the competition a
the Committee for E
velopment, will spei
New Inflation and
Class Crisis.”
He has served on
since 1956 and is a
Pacific University,
ceived his master of
from the University,
ton and hjs doctor o
from Princeton .Univ
15. 1958
Available
ists Series
student tickets for the performance of
imed Shakespearean actor, will begin at
Eletzel Union desk.
; tain tickets by presenting matriculation
will continue through Saturday unless
■ are taken before that time.
The sale of tickets to non-stu
dents will begin at 9 a.m. tomor
row and continue through Fri
day. Non-student tickets are $1.25
each.
cil
Gielgud is scheduled to appear
at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Schwab
Auditorium. He will present a
program of solo readings entitled
“Shakespeare’s Ages of Man.”
The readings will include selec
tions from most of Shakespeare’s
most famous plays.
Gielgud was born in London
in 1904. He was educated at
Westminster School and stud
ied for the stage at Lady Ben
son's School and the Royal Aca
demy of Dramatic Art. He was
a scholarship student at both
schools.
get
linistration
lanimously
budget of
>yer passed
to council
Budget
.. $130.04
He made his first appearance
on the stage at London’s famed
Old Vic Theatre in 1921 as a her
ald in “Henry V.” This was fol
lowed by appearances in such
Dlays as “The Insect Play,” "Ro
bert E. Lee,” “Charley’s Aunt”
and "Romeo and Juliet” in which
he Dlayed Romeo.
Since that time he has ap
peared in many Shakespearean
plays and plays by Britain’s
top authors. He last appeared
in the United States in Christo
pher Fry's "The Lady's Not
For Burning.” He also appeared
here in "Hamlet," "The impor
tance of Being Earnest," "Love
for Love” and "Crime and Pun
ishment.”
He is probably best known by
the American audience for his
portrayal of Cassius in the movie
“Julius Caesar.”
.... 730.00
!.... 100.00
Total 525.00
Slavic Club Plans
Meeting for Tonight
The Slavic Club will hold an
organizational business meeting
at 7 tonight in the Chapel Lounge.
Elections and a discussion ofi
this year’s program will be held,
and refreshments will be served.!
The Slavic Club’s purpose is to
learn about the Slavic people.
In the past, the group had
films made in Russia, speakers,
slides, and Slavic music.
Lacrosse Club to Meet
The Lacrosse Club will elect
officers at 7 tonight at Phi
Kappa Sigma. The meeting is also
open to all lettermen who desire
to join the club.
The Community Theatre j
of Stale College
"SILVER I
WHISTLE"!
By Robert E. McEnroe V
CAST: j
David Cummings i
Jeanette Confer )
Lynn Christy (
Hy Shultz |
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FRI., OCT. 17
SAT., OCT. 18 j
8:15 p.m. )
JR. HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
West Fairmount Ave.
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TICKETS $1
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hiding,
warded $5OO
the winners
onducted by
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the faculty
graduate of
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of Washmg
philosophy
trsity.
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cordially invites you to attend the
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OCTOUFP 16 thru 25
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Alice Dech, the creator
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