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_PA_G_E_F_O_U_R "'- __ Th_e_Go_ld_Bu...;;;g.Western Maryland College, Westminster, Md., April 26, 1946 Alumni Hall To Be Scene Of Art Department SororifiesArrangeFor Officers Assume Carroll County Music Festival Presents Exhibit Seri:~R,~~:;~~~:~~~:!~SCA Positions several rush parties for the fresh- After a lapse of five years, the University, will act as adjudicator The Art Department of Western Elections for next. year's S. C. A. Carroll County Public Schools will this year. Dr. wnson will make Maryland College will present its men. These will be held throughout officers were held on Wednesday the coming month. revive the annual public school Music brief remarks at the close of the pro- annual Art Exhibit in the art studios evening, April 3, in Baker Chapel. A parties- will be of these The first Festival au Friday 'evening, April 26, gram, as will also Superintenedent of Smith HaB on Wednesday, May given on Friday, April 25, by Sigma candlelight installation service took at 7:30 p. Ill. in Alumni Hall. R. S. Hyson. 15. Special invitations will be ex- rplace the following week, at which This Festival is the culmination of The Festival is under the general tended to the faculty and student. Sigma Tau, who will stage a hay time the officers and the newly-ap- much work on the part of teachers direction of Philip S. Royer, Super- body to be present at 8:00 p. m., ride for the girls. A hobo hitch will pointed committee heads officially be given by Phi Alpha Mu on Thurs- and pupils if! the public schools of visor of Music for Carroll County. when the exhibit will be ready for received the reins of office. Grace Carroll County in both the instru- Among the teachers responsible for their scrutiny. day, May 2. Iota Gamma Chi will Jemison, retiring president, turned The date is not follow with a picnic. mental and vocal fields. It is planned the program are several Western Those presenting an exhibit in the over her office to the new president, to give a cross-section of the music Marylanders: Gloria Mathias, Hamp- field of oil painting are: Ruth .Hage- as yet definitely set for this affair. Robert Grumbine, while the other work done in the public schools. The stead High Schoo!; Frances Brown, mann, Barbara Richter, Helen The series of parties will be con- new officers installed arc as follows; cluded on May 18 when Delta Sigma program will include numbers fl·om Mount Airy High School; TIll'S. Es- Ridgely, Ethel Dunning, Jack Neville, Vice-president, Virginia Dodd; sec- nine junior and senior high schools, telle Essig Yingling and Jean Smyrk, Charlotte Haile, Margaret Eierman Kappa wiII hold a swimming party. retary, Helen Miles; treasurer, Mary including Taneytown, Manchester, Taneytown High School; Mildred end Beverly Wallis. The field of W.right Silvey. New committee Hampstead, Sykesville, Mount Airy, Miller, Carroll County Junior High sculpture will have representative Shades Of Ben Jonson chairmen for 1947-48 are as follows: New Willdsor, Elmer Wolfe, Charles School. r examples demonstrating the work of (Continued from page 2, col 2 program and worship, Nancy Haskin Carroll and Westminster. Helen Ridgely, Jack Neville, Ruth tel' we had drunk this down and fol- and Mary Hershfeld; interracial, children with IRC Conference There will, be a combined chorus Hagemann and Barbara Richter. A lowed it with a modifier, we found Frances Bartley; publicity, Bernie made up of elementary portrait in sculpture will also be that we felt quite well. Jennings; service, Bill Merriman; unchanged voices from the four con- presented by Miss Richter, the subject Time passed quickly in our con- recreation, Betty Blades and Mary schools, Union- To Be On Hill eolidated elementary being Willie Forman. A few ceramics versation which dealt with every- Dodd; membership, Paul Kaetzel; will also be included. Charlotte Haile freshman representatives, Ed Ham- town, . Sandymount, Mechanicsville The monthly meeting of the Re- and Beverly Wallis also have on dis- thing from reflexive pronouns to rio and Wlilfiel? The numbe.rs ~ffered I gional International Relations Club gid sentence structure, and we found mcrsla and Nirrita Barkman. ?y .~e vanous schools '~lll Incl.ud~ will meet in McDaniel Lounge Sun- play their wor-ks in design and illus- that we must part with sweet sor- A retreat has been planned for individual vocal solos, boys and gn·\s day, April 28, at 4 :00 p. m. Several tration. Others who have examples in row. After warning us to have the Friday evening, April 26, at the home illustration arc Margaret Eierman split infinitive treated by a compe- of Professor Willen, sponsor. At ~~:ru;:lal:n~il:n:!~~::n!;l 40~u~~:~~ ~!n~~~i~!:t~s t~~l:~~~e~!~c:~na~~eftr~; and Ethel Dunning, who has a special tent physician, Mr. Gerund guided us this time the old and the new cabi- who will sing three numbers: Amer- hoped that a number of Western project: an illustrated children's book. past the dangerous dangling parti- nets will meet, eat, and formulate ioa with descant, Land of our Birth., Maryland students will be present. Exhibits in the field of water color ciple on to the front steps, mean- plans for next year. a melody written by Lowell Mason The topic for this meeting will be painting will feature the work of while thanking us for having spent (father of public school music in "Should the Philippines Gain Their Jack Neville, Helen Ridgely, Barbara \.the afternoon with him. America} with a descant written by Independence?" Henrietta Jones and Richter .and Ruth Hagemann. Be- Compliments Dr. Harry Robert Wilson, and On- Doris Hines will present papers deal- sides these, Jack Neville will also of ward, Ye Peoples! by Jean Sibelius, ing with this question. Following the have some examples in crafts and John Everhart BONSACK'S accompanied by the Western Mary- presentation of the papers, there will etching; Barbara Richter and Helen THE COLLEGE BARBEl{ land College Grcbesta-a. be a discussion led by John Dorsey. Ridgely in etching and Margaret AND BOBBER SODAS LUNCHES Inatr-umental music will be dem- Off-campus guests will be received Eierma n will present a few of her AT THE FORKS onstrated by a combined group un- by Jean Shirley-and Janice Divers. drawings. del' the direction of Miss Evelyn The advertising committee consists of The entire exhibit will be under Stine, instructor in orchestral instru- Flo Raum and Jane Harris. Follow- the supervision of Mlss Shipley, who menta for the County. .ing the discussion, refreshments will instructs all the art courses with the Radio Electronic Service Dr. Harry Robert Wilson, Asso- be served by the committee headed by exception of water color, which is COMPLIMENTS OF ciate Professor of Music at Columbia Mary Elizabeth Todd. t.aught by Mr. Harris. 14 West Main Street SELL AND REPAIR The Carroll Gardens RADIOS T elephone 703 to Run Right Barnes Appliance Service READ'S Bendix Home Laundry All kinds of Electrical For Fine Cosmetics, Toiletries Appliances Serviced and Repaired and all your SUNBEAM APPLIANCES DRUG STORE NEEDS 45 EAST MAIN STREET 15 E. Main Street, WESTMINSTER, MD. Westminster, Md. Phone 793 For All Your Needs J. WM. HULL, Jeweler School or Personal Come In •.. Successor to Cassell's Write ••. The Store of New Fashioned or Phone ... Jewelry and Old Fashioned HUTZLER. BIUfH ER,) 0: I Honesty Howard and Saratoga Sts. 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