The Lumberjack, July 16, 1947.

              'Moor Bern'
To Be Staged
July 22 And 23
The Arizona Playmakere’ sum-ro„
production “ M oor B om ” will
** ,,resented Tuesday and Wednes­day
July 22 and 23, at 8:15 p. m.
in Ashurst Auditorium.
••jlmir B om ” is a historical-literary
play by Dan Totheroh. The
glory is told in five parts and tells
of the home life o f the three
Bronte sisters, their brother and
their father.
liaipiPj. Holly, director o f dra­matics
here at Arizona State Col­lege,
is well pleased with the way
the play is coming along and prom­ises
a fine dramatic production.
Mrs. Rosetta M. McDonald, well
known portrait painter here in
Flagstaff, is finishing up a large
portrait o f the three Bronte sisters
which \ViUJbe an im portant item in
the settling o f the play. Mrs. Mc­Donald
used Cecil Richardson,
Louella Pulliam and Betty Bums,
who play the Bronte Bisters in the
production, as-m odels. Mrs. Mc­Donald
also drew the pen sketches
that are on the poster in Old Main.
The cpst o f “ Moor B om " is:
Emily Uronte Cecil Richardson
Charlotte Bronte . Louella Pulliam
Anne Bronte Betty BumB
Branwell Bronte Myron Sutton
Kev. Patrick gronte .............. —
................. Kenneth Powers
Christopher Julian Claude
Tabby Esther Shumaker
Martha' Pauline Sandholt
Assistant .to the Director —
Pauline Sandholt.
Technical Director — Gordon
Johnson.
Technical Crew — Bobbie Mur­ray,
Julian Claude, Mary Bradley,
Alex Wolven, Ann Olsen.
Electrician — Bobbie Murray.
Make-up — Bill Hollis, Donna
McLeese.
Properties — Rdymond Oldfield,
Martha Webber.
Costumes — Peggy Veazy.
Business Manager — Bill Whip­ple.
' House S taff — Mildred Stanich,
Bridget Whipple, Howard Homan.
V o l. 35 N u m b e r 31 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF ARIZONA STATE COLLEGE AT FLAGSTAFF Wednesday, July 16. 1947
Scene of President's Reception
B eautiful North Hall Lounge, Beene of Prexident Faxtbum ’n reception, la*t Friday night.
crowd from over'the state enjoyed the welcoming.
Librarian Attends
Annual Conference
Library Association
Miss Althea Irene Ragsdale, li-brarian/
here at Arizona State CoU
lege, attended the 66th annual con*'
ference of the American Library
AssociatfoA in San Francisco on
June 29 to July 5. ' T h e conference
was held in the Civic Auditorium
and consisted o f four general meet­ings
plus meetings o f different sec­tions.
which were divided.according
to interests. - ' ‘ ■ ■-
Besides the general meetings,
Miss Ragsdale attended meetings
of the association o f college refer­ence
libraries. One conference was
held on the campus o f the Univer­sity
of California at Berkeley and
members o f the conference were
also taken on a tour o f the library
of Stanford University.
Miss Ragsdale ordered a set of
Ihe senior Encyclopedia Britan-nIra
"and also" a ~junior set plus a
new Britamiica atlas. Miss Rags­dale
hopes to have all these sets in
the college library for the start o f
the fall term.
Veazeys Will Move To
Prescott End Of Term
.Mr. and M rs..Young A. Veazey
Jr. plan to move to Prescott at the
end of the summer session, where
Mr*. Veazy will tench in the Wash­ington
Elementary School.
Mrs. Veazey is the form er Peggy
McCray o f Tucson. The couple
were married June 21.
Accomplished Musicians Preseht Concert
In Ashurst Auditorium Tuesday Night
Program Features
Thelda Richardson
Talented Soprano
Social Calendar
July IE—
Open-Air Band Concert 7:00
P. m.
July 17—
Marycarol Pryor Violin Re­cital.
Ashurst Auditorium,
#:15 p. m.
July | g _
Dance in Ashurst Auditorium,
8:30 p. m.
J‘il> 21 —
Shirley Fees Piano Recital.
July 22—
“Moor Bom", Arizona Play-maken*.
Ashurst Auditor!-
, urn, 8:15 p. m.
July 23—
(>pen-air Concert, 7:00 p. m.
“Moor Bom”, Arizona Play-makers,
Ashurst Auditor­ium.
8:15 p. m. v
July 24—
General P i,no Recital by atu- I
dents of Helen Robinson,
Ashurst Auditorium, 8:15
P. m.
July
Dance in Ashurst Auditorium,
8:30 p. m. *
Professors Meet To
Form Constitution
And Discuss Problems
Meeting Wednesday noon, July
9, in the dining hall of Arizona
State College at Flagstaff, tte lo-
Jal chapter o f the American Asso­ciation
o f University Professors
held discussions on the formation
o f a faculty constitution and prob-niH
o f teaching loud*.
y » v t scheduled meeting nf tha
campus chapter will be this noon
when Dr. Lacey Eastburn, who
took *over duties o f president of
the Flagstaff College on July 1,
will discuss, college policies, fol­lowed
by a round-table discussion.
Two committees were formed
Wednesday as a result o f the busi­ness
discussed. The faculty con­stitution
committee Is made up by
Dr. W. W. Tinsley, chairman, jkan
o f the college and head of the his­tory
department; A. J. Briel, in­structor
o f commerce; Ralph Holly,
instructor o f drama, speech and
English; Miss Minnie Roseberry,
supervising teacher and instructor
o f education; and Dr.' Eldon A.
Ardrey. head o f the music depart­ment.
'
The committee working on a
studv o f teaching loads is made
up by Dr. Andrew J. Green, head
o f the English department; Dr.
Agnes M. Allen, head of the science
department; H. O. Bjerg. instruc­tor
o f industrial arts; Dr. Garland
Downuni, associate professor <•
history; and Mrs. Mary MacAlIu
ter, instructor o f home economic
Results of the work o f this con
mittee will be presented at the
next state Meeting o f the A. A.
U. P., scheduled for Sept. 20 “ *
Tempe.
Sibyl Anderson Howard, popular
violinist, returned to her home at
Flagstaff with three other talented
artists from the west coast and
presented a concert program Tues-
Stock Production Lead
Played By Goldman
Lou-’OeWman, freshman student
at Arizona State College at Flag­sta
ff last year, from Brooklyn,
N. Y., is playing “With a stock
company in upper New York a ta t^
according to word received b>
Ralph TT otty^irector of drama at
the Flagstaff College. Goldmans
first role was a lead part portray-ing
a “ toughy” character. At col­lege
in Flagstaff he played one or
the lead parts in “ A So“ nd ° f
Hunting." a war play, last Jan­uary.
He also lettered in football
as quarterback.
Daughter In Tucson
Safety And Driving
Schedule For Post
Session August 4-8
Graduate and undergraduate stu­dents
may receive college credit
for attending the special post-ses-sion
instruction in driver training
and safety education, to be held
at Arizona State College at Flag-,
staff from August 4 to August' 8
inclusive. The regular college sum
Hicr sesslorr nt rtffgataft closes or
August 1.
Director o f the instruction, an
nounced President Lacey A. East
bum,.will be Dr. Linn Hutchinson
of the education department, with
Andrew I- Case, director o f safety
education for the Arizona State
Highway Department, in charge of
the training.
Visiting specialists is the na^
lionally known Amos E. Neyhart-o
f Pennsylvania State College,
A AA director in driver training.
He is known as the father o f safe-
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M m Ruby White, head resident
o f the quadrangle, is expe«fted to
return Julv 16 from Tucson, where an« i» » -----«--------- , -
she is visiting her daughter. Mrs. | been*ccomp*m.st * £
White left July 4. (Continued on i nge r ou
day evening, July 15, at 8:16 p. m.
in Ashurst Auditorium o f Arizona
State College at Flagstaff.
Mrs. Howard i.« the daughter nl
Prof. J. Alfred Anderson, band di­rector
and instructor of music at
the Flagstaff college.
Featured on the program was
Thelda Richardson, talented young
California soprano of concert and
radio. During the war she sang
•ith U.S.O. units and continues to
entertain at veterans hospitals.
£he sang the leading role in the
premiere of the Indian opera
“ Osceola,” winning high praise
from the tate Charles Wakefield
Cadman and from Carl Bron
Los Angeles music critic. She sang
leading role in the streamlined ver­sion
of the opera “ Tosca,” which
was presented 57 tiroes in South­ern
California cities, and she has
worked with many little (heater
groups. She is also the author of
scyent! sh o r t plays and o^rettas.
At present she writes her oftrt
continuity for the “ Melody
bum" radio program, broadcast
every Sunday, in which she sings
with Don Le Baron, well kr
baritone.
Miss Richardson and Mrs. How­ard
are members of the Beaux
Arts Trio, which has completed a
highly succesful season on the west
coast apd is being booked already
for the coming season. .
M et ketty Patterson, sister of
Prof. Anderson, was Oie accompan­ist
for the concert at Flagstaff.
Formerly of St. Johns she has
been on the west coast two years
teaching and also studying piano.
She is a talented pianist and has
Meeting Of
Regents To
Be Held Here
Board o f Regents for the two
state colleges and the university
will meet on the campu^ o f Ari-i
State College at Flagstaff on
Saturday, July 26, according to
>unced plans. On Friday, July
25, the board’s executive commit­tee
for the Flagstaff College will
meet.
The meetings w ill be held in the
office o f Dr. l^icey A. Eastburn.
president o f Arizona State College
at Flagstaff.
is expected that the board
at its July 2t} meeting will reach
decision on problems concerning
the construction of the new steel
stadium for the Flagstaff cam-
Bids on the stadium construc-job
were opened Tuesday aft­ernoon
o f last week and were found
exceed the money available.
The board has been considering the
plan o f reducing the seating capa­city’
o f the .stadium to 2,500 a s 'a
means o f getting the structure
built with the >75,000 appropriated
for that purpose. Original archi­tect
specifications called for a
seatinfc capacity of 3,000 or more.
It is planned to have the stadium
ready for use during the coming
football season if at all possible.
The low bid o f $20,942 by W. S.
Ford o f Kingman for the construc­tion
of eigh.t bathroom units for
campus stone cottages has been
approved by the board, Dr. East­burn
stated. The bids on this inv
provement work were also opened
Tuesday o f last week and awa
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Fifth Twilight Band
Concert To Be Tonight
The fifth TwiHght Band Con­cert
will be held this evening at
7 p. m. on the campus lawn. Opera
and light opera music will be
stressed, according to Director J.
Alfred Anderson.
Following is the program:
Spirit o f America .’ Sordillo
Overture of Overtures .
A it. by ......................Pannella
Excerpts from “ Morning, Noon and
“ Poet and Peasain,’
friday Dance
Will Feature
Fun And Show
FUN AND informality will be
the key theme o f this Friday
night’s dance in Ashurst Hall from
8:30 to 12:00 with Kurt Miller and
his College orchefitra.
Everyone in cordially invited to
attend, and make this one o f the
mast successful dances o f the Burn­er
session.
The Committee on arrangements
has planned, besides the regular
social dances, to feature the Polka,
Schottische, Varsouvienne, a n d
Rye waltz during tfie evening.
At 10:15 p. m. a floor show of
dance numbers- wil take place. This
ill include an especially arranged
exhibition of square dance figures
including “ Take-A-Peek” , “ Birdie
in a Cage” , "Turkey W ing” and
“ Shoot That Pretty Girl” . These
will bes called by Jim Jackson,
square dance instructor and caller.
Another featured number is the
Banio Bonio Philippine Dance. It
is also rumored on the campus
that an all men’s cast will feature
an original number especially ar­ranged
to the popular tune Zip-
A-De-Doo-Dah.
College students participating in
the program include Ruth Stock,
Allen Sims, Jean and Ernest Mick-elson,
Rosalie and Troy Fincher,
Jim Jackson, Eugene and Virginia
Lovett, Isabelle Fernandez, Don
Pace, and Cornelia and Walter
Knox.
Miss Catherine A. Wilkinson,
Physical -Education Instructor is
in cljirge o f the program.
Graduate Student
Presents Violin
And Piano Concert
Miss Marycarol Pryor, graduate
student at Arizftna State College
at Flagstaff, will be presented by
the college music department in a
piano and violin recital Thursday
evening, July 17, at 8 o’clock in
Ashurst Auditorium.
i The daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Ralph Pryor of Flagstaff, Miss
Pryor received her B.A. in Educa­tion
degree last spring, with ma­jors
in music and elementary edu­cation.
Dr. Pryor is head of the
commerce and economies depart­ment
at the college. Misa Pryor
1>lans to teach next fall.
The public is invited to attend
the recijai.
Following is the program :
I
Sonata III in F M a jo r ...........
G. F. Handel
A dagio
A llegro
Violin
J - r ---------
Concerto No. 2 in D Minor _____
Louis Spoht-
Allegro Moderate
A lla Polacca
Violin
H ottumo Ottorino Respighi
Valse in A Flat M ajor r F. Chopin
Op. 42
Piano
“ Bienzi” ,
“ Raymond."
Listen to the Drummers
( novelty) ........................ l>eonard
Sylvan Echoes, (featuring echo
quartet)' ............................... Beyer J
Operatic Music
Carmen T h em es....................... Bizet
II Trovatore Selection Verdi
Will You Remember Sweetheart?
(from “ Maytimc” ) Romberg Fmm a Wlgwnm Cecil Burleigh
Merry Widow Selection Leher Schon Rosmarin Fritz Kreisler
I want to be Happy (from “ No, The R^aary Ethelbert Nevin
No, Nanette") ......... Youmans ' Arrangement by Kreisler
Conway March ................. Sweeley | Indian I.ament Dvorak
Taps National Anthem Violin
Musicians Hold Concert$
Three talented mutician* hold concert* thin week at Arizona State College. Shown above from left to right
are Hetty Camming*, pianist; M arycarol Pryor, pianist and violmint; and M ary Syken, tM zto-eoprano.
Vocal And Piano Soloists Of Campus Give
Senior Recitals Here Monday Evening
DPu,mp;iLls UA Xf UnoA nn Aec. Lh
And Robinson
Have Joint Concert
Two popular advanced music
students were presented in a joint
piano .add vocal recital Monday
evening, July 14, in Ashurst Audi­torium
by the music department
o f Arftofia State CoIRge at Flag­staff.
They were Mrs. Betty Deck­e
r Cummings, pianist, and Misa
Mary Sykes, mezzo-soprano, both
of Flagstaff.
Mrs. Cummings is a student of
Miss Helene Robinson, and Miss
Sykes studies under Miss Christine
Honeck. Both are well known to I II
the Flagstaff public as talented wThe Worship o f God in Nature ..
musicians. Mrs. Cummings during
the past school year was supervisor
o f music for the Flagstaff elemen­tary
schools. She is a graduate
student at the college this summer.
Miss Sykes ik a senior student and
will complete her undergraduate
work this summer. She was fea­tured
as solofst and was a member
of thf girls trio on the A Cappella
Choir tou r last spring.
Their program follows:
I
The Prophet B ird .......... Schumann
Sonata Op. 57 ( Appasionate) ....
............... ................. Beethoven
Allegro assai
Mrs. Cummings
0 , Divine Redemer! ........ Gounod
Mam’selle Marie (Louisiana Slave
Song ........... ..........................Gulon
Talk About a C h ild ............ Dawson
Miss Sykea
m
Nocturne in F*. Major ... 1. Chopin
Praeludium ................ MacDoweU
BarcarolU-....... ............. .... GriffAa
Mrs. Cummings
IV
Ombra Mai Fu (N e ’er Shade Sfl
Rare) ................... ..... Handel
O cesati di Piagami (Cease my
Heart from Wounding) Scarlatti
Habanera (from Carmen) .. Bizet
Miss Sykes