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COM PUTORS
A RRIVE
Students P resen ted Play
The a r r i v a l of th e
te le ty p e
.s tir r e d q u ite a b i t of
enthusiara,
but when the l i t t l e ECP-18 computor
a rriv e d , stu d e n ts r e a l l y went w ild .
They were beginning tounderstand
why they had devoted so much of the
t ime l a s t sem ester to the lea rn in g
of computor language and why
th ey
had spent so many hours on a s lid e
ru le .
Twenty-five stu d e n ts a re involve
in working w ith th e
computor and
each stu d en t has to develop h is own
program and run i t to check f o r any
e rro rs .
The ECP-18
i s a slow working
computor w ith a sm all memory bank.
However, you w on't th in k th a t
it
has a sm all memory i f you t r y
and
play some of the a rith m e tic
games
with i t .
Mathew Waskey
CONSOLE OF THE E C P -1 8
The c a s t as th ey appeared a t the
The Adorable Imp, was anything
end of the p lay : Seated;
Robert but ad orable, when Chemawa stu d en ts
Amarok- Ross Waldron, Robert
Eck- put on the play by the same name.
strom-W inston P ic k re l, Alvina Lind-
I t a l l s ta r te d when Pamela, gay
Abby Simpkins, Lena commack-
Mal widow on the t r a i l of a
husband
vina B arclay, Mathew Waskey- C lin t w ith money, decides to r o l l h er age
Purdy, Linda G allahorn- B etty
Lou back s ix y e a rs . This forced a l l the
Gordon, stan d in g ; Eva W ilson-
Imo. oth er people r e la te d to h er to
do
gene Van Ryndon, Melvin Levshakoff- the same. I t was most d i f f i c u l t of
D illw o rth -P ic k r e ll, Janice
R e ft- a l l B etty, her seventeen year
old
Pamela Gordon, John C hiquito- Brian daughter, to p re te n t th a t she
was
B arclay, Barbara Cleveland- Hortens only eleven.
The p lo t became f u rth e r compli
H o s te tte r, and V ictor L ekanoff-stu—
cated when old s u ito r s of
Pamela
dent d ir e c to r .
and the grandmother, Abby,
decide
to d isg u ise themselves as the cook
and b u tle r and hang around to
try
and s p o il the new romance.
Taking p a rt in a school play was
I t was a laugh a m inute, w ith
one of th e most e x c itin g exper s e v e ra l good chuckles thrown in the
iences of my school c a rre e r.
middle as the c a s t became alm ost as
During the p lay , I had so
much h ila rio u s as the audience.
fun t h a t I fo rg o t th a t th ere was an
Students were w ell c a s t in t h e i r
audience. When I f i r s t went on the p a r ts , the s e t was good, and makeup
s ta g e , I was nervous and I could i - was e x c e lle n t. Put them a l l in the
magine t h a t they were always look same play and you have th e elements
ing a t me alo n e. As the play
went fo r an evening of good f u n . _____
along I fo rg o t about people and now OFF CAMPUS LIVING NOT AS
’
I was beginning to have r e a l
fun
My lin e s seemed to come to
the
f ro n t of my mind and I f e l t th a t I MUCH FUN AS THOUGHT TO BE
was th e person I was playing r a th e r
Tuesday,
February 6, was our
f i r s t n ight in o ff campus liv in g .
th an m yself.
Mathew Waskey The
f i r s t th in g we thought of as
we moved
in to our apartm ent, was
food. We went shopping fo r goodies.
One evening I tr i e d to cook supper,
but i t d i d n 't tu rn out so h o t.
Do I use a period or a comma? Is
’ V ictor was a p r e tty good cook
London f a r th e r n o rth th an S e a ttle ?
These a re j u s t
some of th e things, except fo r one n ig h t when I thought
we a re expected to know when we ta k th a t h is mashed potatoes were cream
th e M etropolitan Achievement T e sts. of wheat.
I t i s OK to liv e o ff campus, but
Each sp rin g we go through
th is
I would ra th e r e a t my meals a t the
and our te a c h e rs t e l l us t h a t
we
d ining h a l l . B esides, we wouldn t
are fin d in g out how how much we
pans•
know in r e l a ti o n to th e r e s t of the have to clearn the pots and
George Strom
stu d e n ts in America.
ACTING IS FUN
Linda G allahorn and Maxine Sky
feed a proram in to the
te le ty p e
to see i f
i t can be run on th e
computor. The i n s tr u c to r , Mr. New—
burger, looks on to see t h a t every
th in g is done c o rr e c tly .
T h e a te r T rip E x c itin g
Play c a s t and th e ir d a te s were
tre a te d to a movie and d in n er on
Sunday, February 11. They went to
The Broadway, f o r a showing of Gone
With The Wind. A fter th e show th ey
a l l went to h i s t o r ic old Hoyt H otel
fo r d in n e r. I t was a sw ell t r i p .
Mathey Waskey
M e tr o p o lita n
T e s tin g