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The Gold BlIg, Jan. 18, 1949 Musical Notes .•. I C.I.nd.,Ch.ng.s EffectedI National Symphony Terrors, E.gles Fight (Continued from page 1, column 2) (Continued from page 3 column 2) All Popular Directed by student conductors of Three changes in the second semes- Student tickets for the National the fifteenth conducting class, the ter college calendar have been made. Symphony Orchestra concert to be the bout between Watson Solomon Recordings College Symphony Orchestra pre- Tuesday, February 1, 1949 at 7:50 given in Alumni Hall, February 4, aud Thomas Greenbank was just a sented its annual concert in Alumni A. M. will officially begin the new will be distributed at the office of Me- matter of formality, for mathemati- Hall yesterday morning. term. The termination of spring re- Daniel Hall, beginning at 10;30 A. M., cally, the Terrors had lost their first In Stock Those who participated in the pro- cess has been changed from 10 ;00 Monday, January 17. dual meet of the season. And the gram were; Helen Dubel, Roy Wamp- P. M. Monday, April 4, 1949 to Sun- Each college student paying the ac- groans were rather predominant ler, Jean Daughtrey, Anne Shuppert, day, April 3, 1949 at 8:00 P. M. tivities fee is entitled to one free throughout the sizable crowd for Albums and Mary Dodd, Dan Pinholster , Wanda Seniors wearing the academic gown ticket for his own use in the sections many of the spectators thought that- Bradham, and Lois Royer. . will be invested Monday April 11, designated for students. Coates deserved the decision. Record Accessories 1949 at 11;00 A. M. The entire balcony of Alumni Hall Displaying an excellent demonstru- The Eighteenth Annual Spring is set aside for college students pay- Concert of the orchestra on Friday tion in his first appearance under ing the activities fee. No tickets will WMC colors, Watson Solomon defeat- ;:;;!~!an::r~f 2t~e ~~e:~:~r~OI: .. Delta Sigma Kappa Wins be sold for this section and only stu- ed Greenbank via a T.K.O. in the Needles dents will be admitted to It. opera' "Down in the Valley" by Kurt Annual Scholastic Award Each student must get his second round. Then, as the spectators SOcto $1.50· Weill. The presentation of the opera, ticket. were shuffling towards the exits, an- conducted by Philip Royer, instructor, Delta Sigma Kappa was presented nouncer Homer Earll made the cor- is made possible through the com- the Scholarship Cup by President rected announcement of the victor in bined efforts of Miss Esther Smith Ensor at a tea sponsored by the In- Radio Production the 165~lb. class, and a thunderous Radio Repairs of the Dramatic Art Department and tersorority Council on January 6. (Continued from page 2 column 3) ovation ensued. Instead of a loss, we, her assistant, Don Bailey, and Mr. Each year, the cup is awarded to tive was to rush boys into college now had a draw-quite a difference! Alfred DeLong, director of the choir. the sorority having the highest and give them some credits, befor-e Terror sluggers Henry Muller and scholastic standing. The tea, attended they . were drafted. And after a Roy Merritt fought James Dudley and Radio- by the heads of all the departments, semester here, he received dual George Solan, A. U. representatives officers of all the sororities, and mem- credits, as a freshman here, and as a in the two exhibition bouts of the eve- bers of Delta Sigma Kappa, was this senior in high school. , ning. Electronics (Continued from page 2, column 1) year an inovaticn of the lntersorority Then the long arm of Uncle Sam Council in hopes of making the tainly is plenty of fuel. The Student achievement even more attractive. reached out and transplanted him 14 W. 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