Guatemala Film
Set for Tonight
James Metcalf, photographer
and lecturer, will show his film
on “Guatemala.” country of con
trasts. at the Film-Lecture series
at 8 p.m. today.
The film will be in 150 Science.
Admission is by season ticket or
50 cents for students and $1 for
adults.
METCALF’S film will depict
the ancient civilization of the
country contrasted with the world
of today. Remote Indian villages,
so far off the beaten path that the
inhabitants see a white man only
twice a year when the parish
priest visits, were filmed.
Guatemala City is shown with
ultramodern hotels and soaring
skyscrapers contrasting with an
cient Spanish churches. Contem
porary businesses are seen side
by side with the weaving trade
which is centuries old.
Metcalf, who has been a pro
fessional photographer for almost
20 years, filmed Indians who are
descendants of the Mayans. He
filmed a live volcano and the
mile-high lake, Atitlan.
THE FILM also shows a se
quence of the archaeological work
being done in the Peten jungle,
where the Mayan civilization was
originated.
Stereophonic recordings of na
tive marimba provides the musi
cal background of the color film.
Metcalf, who has taken pictures
throughout the western hemis
phere. is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Michigan.
Synanon Jazz Quintet
To Perform Friday
A performance by the Synanon
Jazz Quintet and discussion of
the problem of dope addiction and
its relationship to jazz musicians
are set for Friday night.
The concert, which is spon
sored by the SU Jazz Committee,
will take place in the SU Ball
room. Tickets are on sale at the
SU main desk at SI for students
and SI.50 for general admission.
Infirmary
Keeping cool in the infirmary Monday
were Michele Landry, Elizabeth L. Mor
rissey, Sharon Ndsen, Donna Johnson,
George Gates, Linda L. Me Bee, Gregory
Brunig. Peter Mackane^s, and Stanton Tul
ler.
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Brief Deadline
Students are reminded that the
deadline for placing campus
briefs is 4 p m on the day before
they are to appear in the Emer
ald.
Adventure Book Printed
Lawrence J. Hunt, instructor in
business administration, has pub
lished an adventure book for
boys, “Curse of the Killer Whale.”
Setting for the story is the water
ways of Alaska. This is the third
book by Hunt. His two earlier
books are “Dynamite at Indian
Gap” and “Mystery in Rainbow
Valley.”
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