Southern Oregon University - Raider Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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Future Teacbers of America The Southern Oregon College chapter of Future Teachers of America, captained by Ken Mohney, chalked up a phenomenal increase in membership over each of the previous eleven years of its existence on our campus. This' placed it, with its one- hundred fifty-six members, in a leading position over all other chapters in the state. This outstanding progress and achieve- ment played a prominent part in the selec- tion of Oregon by the National Education Association as the Banner F.T.A. State for 1950-Sl. Throughout the school year, its activi- ties included P.T.A. luncheons where panel discussions in support of the Children's Bill were given, a radio play, The Little Genius, during American Education Week, a local chest X-Ray campaign, a collection and shipment of several hundred educa- tional books, magazines, and materials for the Philippine Islands, and attendance of officers at F.T.A. conventions in Portland, glgggon, in September, 1950, and March, i rr ,V ri -4 , 4 J i . 1 .,, ...egg - - ...... ggil. g .4 44, 4 -.....' ,gi -Q J. ' 4 f-.-.,-.3 ,L-,..--1 - 2-,- - '-:Aa -1- .T - -,- --4 -. W 3 l 1 ,- :, .Q ' W , - E - -r , I . , f . ' . V ly, 1 E 1, 'f I. ng ii,rg L i V ,N i ' ',1,, ',. '- f ..,,-1-1 - ' Y 1 Ki li . ,w':.,A.' . . wi .A 1, ' ' ' if -4 F ' - ... . 'Q L 'i 7

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ef' 76 Theater Guild Theater Guild, the college drama- tics team has been very introceptive in passing out good entertainment. Among their plays passed this year were: an old-fashioned melodrama, HE DONE HER WRONG, OR WED- DED, BUT NO WIFE, a dramatic one- act play off, HELLO OUT THERE, and a fantasy, LILIOM, from which the stage play CAROUSEL was taken. One of the biggest games ot the year at S.O.C. is the Cabaret Dance sponsored by Theater Guild. This year the team obtained the cellar of the new library building, which lent a typical atmosphere of Paris slurns to the dance. The theme, Chez Paree, brought out many gay Parisian cos- tumed players ta take part in the event. Under the capable leadership of Captain George Bell, the club has de- veloped into an organized and well- run team. Co-Captain of the team for the year was Mark Hatton, Quarter back, Rosemary Ring, and guard, Frank Koch.