Vol. XV, No. 2k
!lAY DAY DANCE NEXT SATURDAY NITE AT EABLES CLUBHOUSE
Arrangements are nc m being completed by the Student Activity Committee, under
the chairmanship of William Burcin, for the forthcoming "May Day Dance" to be
held next Saturday night, Hay 9, from 9 p.m. to 12 midnight at the Eagles Ballroom,
The Eagles club is located on North Wyoming Street, a halfr-block from Diamond Ave.
The Committee has been fortunate in securing Art “Kendel and his Orchestra to nro
vide colorful music for the affair.
A surprise entertainment program is being set up that every couple attending
the dance is sure to enjoy. The committee is going all out to make this affair
one of the biggest and best events on the college's social calendar, and as a
result, the committee is anticipating one of the largest attendances at any college
social event. Remember the date—May 9; the place—Eagles Ballroomj the time—
-9 p.m. to 12 midnight $ and the event—-May Day Dance, You'll be assured a swell
time if you attend.
So, get a date and be there, guys and gals.
HEAR YOUR COT UNITY CHORUS SPRING CONCERT HAY 5
The Student-Community Chorusunderthe leadership of Miss Pearl QArbrick mill
presnet its annual spring concert this Tuesday, Hay 5, in the Christ Lutheran
Church Parish Hall, Hazleton, at 8:30 p.m. The program includes two selections
by the Instrumental Trio composed of our own faculty members Mrs, Shura Pruhne,
piano, Miss Pealr Garbrick, violin, and Mr. Gilbert Ward, 'cello, and two
selections by the quartet composed of Jane Tressler, soprano, Lois Miller, alto,
Edward Keller, tenor,and William Hebei, bass. The program, featuring sacred music
and folk songs is as follows:
Adoramus Te —— —Palestria^
Give Ear to My Pleading Bach
Bless the Lord- Ippolit of f-Ivanoff
Chorus
God So Loved the World Stainer
0 Lord Most Holy Franck
Quartet
Sonata No, 8, C Major Mozart
Violin and Piano
Glory Now to Thee be Given Bach
Grant Us Thy Peace—— -Mendelssohn
Trio No, 6, D Major -Haydn
Violin, Piano, ’Cello
He’s Gone Away Southern Mountain
Out of the Night- Finnish
Hospitality Rune —Nedric Baugh
Dance Song Czecho-Slovak
Waters Pdpple and Flow -Czecho-Slovak
Chorus
Elise Kreiger will serve as accompanist for the program.
Student members of the chorus are Harriet Tulin, Jane Tressler, Mary - D nish,
Jean Maegele, Lbis Miller, Elise Kreiger, Ed Keller, Dave Landau, Tony Hash,
Tom Onderko*
Several committees have been appointed to help in making the program, a success;
program committee—Elise Kreiger, Lois Hiller, Jacqueline Carper, Jane Tresslers
posters—Jack Ciqcca, Elise Kreiger; stage—Harriet Tulin, Jean Haegele; publicity
-Jane Tressler, Jean Haegele, Jacqueline Carper, Mary Donish, Willard Grubbsj
ushers —Joe Belovich, Norman Hall, Bob Henney, John Hisoda. The ushers, all frat
ernity members, have volunteered their services, and are considered as associate
members’ of the chorus.
HAZLETON COLLEGIAN
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