Berkshire Community College Winter Weekend schedule
Berkshire Community College hosts a three day Winter Weekend from December 20 to 22. Events include a Friday masquerade dance at Jug End Barn with a 10 dollar best costume prize, a Saturday semi formal dance and queen crowning at Jug End Barn, a buffet and Bubble Room swimming at Imperial Lanes, and Sunday winter sports and student lunch at Eastover followed by an End of the Weekend Dance. Six queen finalists, three sophomores Ginny Sheinhouse Rosemary Walsh Carol Wier and three freshmen Eliza Dwyer Mary Low Marinara Jill Weber, were elected. the faculty will choose the queen.
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Ginny Sheinhouse
Rosemary Walsh
Carol Wier
Eliza’ Dwyer
Mary’ Low Marinara
Jill Weber
Phone rings nonstop due to exchange fault in London
In seven hours Joseph Span received about 850 calls on the exchange where his phone is listed. He could not simply unplug the line as he awaited an important business call. Telephone engineers traced and fixed the electronic fault causing the disruption.
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London
Joseph Span
Yearbook committee names adviser and dedicates to JFK
Donald Rilla, chairman of the 1963-64 yearbook committee, announced Charles Bybee as faculty adviser. The yearbook will be dedicated to Richard Rowe, acting dean of students, with a memorial tribute to the late President John F. Kennedy.
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Charles Bybee
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John F. Kennedy
University of Massachusetts Offers MBA Program in Pittsfield
The School of Business Administration at UMass Amherst invites applicants for the February MBA session in Pittsfield. Anyone with an undergraduate degree from a recognized institution may enroll. Classes run 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Pittsfield High School. apply by December 31 to enter the second semester with forms via Professor Robert L. Rivers.
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Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Pittsfield High School
Robert L. Rivers
School of Business
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
South Overreaches in Bridge Finesse Debate
Sheinwold dissects a bridge hand where South loses the ten of diamonds to the jack after a spade trick and a heart ace. A second diamond finesse and a club finesse are analyzed, with South lamenting luck as odds tilt 7 to 1 against him. The article concludes that bidding two hearts is best to reach game, given the 18 point hand and a 16 to 18 point notrump opener.
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West
East
Hearts
Boland to Speak on Acting Techniques at Town Players
Robert M. Boland of Berkshire Community College will discuss Method School versus English School acting in a Town Players Workshop session at 8 p.m. at 148 Lebanon Ave. The talk includes Stanislavsky analysis and invites all interested in theater to participate.
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Town Players’ Workshop
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Lebanon Ave
Reagan to narrate CBS Tournament of Roses parade
Ron Reagan will narrate CBS TV's Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena before the Rose Bowl game on January 1, 1964. The narration will precede the college football showdown and involve CBS network coverage of the event.
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