Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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Pa, whar have ye bin a struttin' 'round the country at this hour of night? Dick Burgett poses this question to Larry Kraft in the sopho- more interpretation of Washington. Washington Doy Activities Emcee Amedie Iwen has just asked the Washington Day audience which of these motley characters would you guess to be George Washington. Suspects are played by Jack Ford, Ken Karge, and Iim Ringstrom. This was the skit put on by the freshmen. The junior class claimed fables of Washing- ton were actually of Russian origin. Here their story is told by Hero Merle Foss, and cohorts Cyril Baker, Kermit Fode, and Bill Albrecht. 173-

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W U Week Co-Chairmen Ken Metz and Marlene Harmsen. World University Service is to help students in other lands help themselves. Each year a week is set aside for this project. Our goal was set at 5500 but we missed it by 3519. Personal contributions, open house in the dorms, coffee hours, group projects, meatless Tuesday, a talent auction, a white elephant sale, and a dance in the Student Union to climax the week brought the total close to the goal. Merle Foss was the auctioneer at the talent auction . Stu- dents bid so much so their friends could display their hidden talents to everyone. Professor Wolfersteig gave an impersonation of jimmy Durante. Marlene I-larmsen taught Professor Green to say kiddo . Ann Lynn Hansen and Abigail Rian took several puffs off a 254i cigar, to the amazement of all. Elvis Presley made his momentous appearance on our stage in the form of Louis Job. Several of the boys from the Units were dragged away from their card game to explain their absence from the auction. This event was ended with Ben VanDeest singing You Are My Sunshine to Nannette Canfield. 172.- ft.. I X ,j A

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Washington Doy Activities Dean DeBoe presented the ax to Doug Spillum, representative of the senior class, for winning both the skit and the display honors, one ac- corded to them two years in a row. The even- ing was climaxed with a cherry pie feed in the Commons and an informal dance in the Student Union. The seniors coped the prize for the most original table display. Note George tossing his silver across the Potomac. Seniors Bill Moore and Duane Glasner convince the audience that Washington was no more important than I. C. 's operation Wheel of the twentieth cen- tury. .ED ,L fc... ,...t1-' ,i, .41 ga. ., .