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THE COLLEGE CHOIR Easily distinguished by the brown folders of "",mF'""',nc","of music they carry, the 62 members of the choir are Kay Mc- seen headed in the direction of the music hall every Thursday night for practice. Their weekly performances in the chapel service under the direc- tion of Me Alfred DeLong and rhe accompaniment of Mr. Oliver Spangler include sacred music of :111 faiths and countries and other traditional selections Outstanding was the annual Christmas program a number of folk carols. The choirsrers were assisted in two of First roil': C. Sause, B. Simpson, J. B. Almony, B. Thomas, E Marcin, U Goeb, L Pope, r~lf' Parsons, K_ A'lcLaughlin, J Thompson. Second TOll': J. Kompanck, ]_ L Hohman, /\.lr.l. Harbaugh, f. Randall,.M (!\n~ (,r. 1 Warner, /1.1. B. Shawn, N. Hughes, p, Her- man, B. Brandenburg, M_ Justice, P. Ham· erslv, B. Warner. /1.-1. Hardesrer. A_ Remler, I D. Makosky, C, Schofield, L. Cermak, C Due, C. Bauer, M. E. Whitfield, N. Lane. Third row; l. Weybright, W_ Spencer, 1\1 ~. 11 ~ n~ L Mumford, E. Early, R. Fleischer, P. Far- nam, P_ Thronburg. W. Stone. J. Grandea, Mr. Philip Royer. ]. Lambert, P_ Biddle, j. Suckling, D. Phillips, R. While, W. Schneider, K. Shook, D. Makosky,]. Becker, D. Stanton