Black Mountian College Community Bulletin College Year 10 Summer Bulletin 12 Monday, August 30, 1943

3p, one sided pages, mimeograph on matte off white paper. Visitors- Jean Charlot and his wife and two children, Miss Kay Franey (friend of Janie Stone), Dr. Arthur Morgan and his wife. Staple in top left corner, one horizontal fold.

BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE COMMUNITY BULLETIN
College Year 10 Summer Bulletin 12
Monday, August 30, 1943
CALENDAR:
There will be a meeting of the Faculty and the Student Officers this evening immediately after dinner on the lawn near the Stone Cottage. The purpose of the meeting is to consider the recommendation of the Board of Fellows to appoint Clark Foreman to the staff for the 1943-44 session.
There will be a meeting of the Faculty and the Student Officers on Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock in the Kocher Room.
The Drama Since Ibsen Class will read aloud Bernard Shaw’s “Saint Joan” on Wednesday evening at 7:!5 o’clock in the Kocher Room.
The Board of Fellows will meet at 5:00 o’clock on Thursday afternoon in Study 10.
Barrie’s “The Twelve Pound Look,” postponed because of the illness of two of the members of the case, will be presented on Saturday evening, September 4, at 3:30 o’clock in the College Dining Hall.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
The Fogg Museum of Harvard University has donated to the College Art Department one thousand duplicate photographs and several hundred duplicate lantern slides.
Dorothy Mattison and Boyd and Lind left Thursday to spend several months at the home of Dorothy’s parents, 416 Monticello Street, Springfield, Missouri, before the family and household are reassembled in Matty’s new location.
WITH FORMER STUDENTS:
New Addaresses:
John Campbell
College Camp
Wisconsin
Temporary Address:
Lieutenant (j.g.) B.J. Martin, U.S.N.R.
653 South 28th Street
Louisville, Kentucky

Corporal Harold B. Raymond
Hq. Co. 866 A/B Engineers Am. Battalion
Bradley Field, Connecticut

Excerpts from Recent Letters
John Cambell writes: “Still no word from my draft board, so I have been spending the summer working here in Wisconsin, and talking Black Mountain to a good many people. As most of the employees here are college students I have found many interested listeners….. Last month I ran into Patsy Lynch and had a long talk about B.M.C. with her…”
Lieutenant Bela Martin is back from Guadalcanal. He writes: “Getting home again has come…. Just as I thought for sure we were going to dig in again after a weeks rest from the battle area. I’ve been on duty with a fighter squadron… and feeling mighty lucky at having survived all engagements with only a scratch on the shin…. Just what my new orders will be I have yet to find out. The Navy, I’m sure, will have no trouble deciding, but I do expect to get about thirty days leave to see what civilian looks like…..”

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Harold Raymond writes from Bradley Field: “I have been transferred again to another battalion…. What in the world I’m supposed to do here I don’t know, as most of the men here have been in the army about ten days. I hate to think of taking basic training all over again..”
WITH FORMER WORK CAMPERS:
Phillip H. Hug, S 2/6
Photo School
2-44 P.W.
N.A.T.C.
Pensacola, Florida
WITH FORMER TEACHERS:
New Addresses:
Corporal John Evarts, 14165945
Co. 9, A.S.T.P. Bks. 49
Armory
University of Illinois
Champaign, Illinois

Gorman Mattison
711 Ivy Street
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania

Barney Voigt
c/o Christopher Tunnard
134 West 72nd Street
New York City 23, New York
WITH 1942-43 STUDENTS:
New Addresses:
Ruth O’Neill
2702 Avenue U, North West
Winter Haven, Florida

Pfc. Bruno Piscitello
317th Technical School Squadron
Barracks 830
Sheppard Field, Texas

Excerpts from Recent Letters:
Bruno Piscitello writes from Texas: “I have now finished my training and have been sent Sheppard Field to become an Aircraft Mechanic. I went to fly instead; in feet, I want to fly more than anything else.”
THE STUDENT FINANCIAL CAMPAIGN:
The donations from present and former students and their parents and friends in the recently inaugurated student campaign totals to date $980.73
A friend of the College has made the following promise: He will give the College on hundred dollars a year if nine other people will do the same.
COLLEGE VISITORS:
Miss Radiana Pezmore
(will leave Thursday September 2, for Trion)
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Werner
(will leave Thursday, September 2, for Cincinnati)

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Expected:
Jean Charlot, resident artist at the the University of Georgia, and his wife and the two children. Mr. Charlot is well known as a mural painter, he was active in the modern Mexican Art Movement. He is also well known as a writer on Art. (They are expected on Tuesday)
Miss Kay Franey, a friend of Janie Stone, from Wisconsin. (Expected on Wednesday evening)
Dr. Arthur Morgan, ex-president of Antioch College (1920-38) He will be accompanied by his wife. (Expected Wednesday)
AGENDA FOR WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON MEETING:
The 1943-44 Session Calendar
The courses for the 1943-44 Session
Application of Emilio de Hofmannsthal
Continuation of discussion on students.