College Miscellany.
A minstrel troupe, called the “Pharsonians, ” re
cently organized among the students, will give a show on
the Saturday evening before Commencement. Proceeds for
the Foot Ball team.
The members of the recently elected 1903 La Vie
Board are: Editor-in-Chief—D. B. Tuholski; Associate Edi
tors—Messrs. Beckert, Dodge, Foley, .Freeman, Hewitt,
Miles, Moroney, Stitt, Taylor, Zern. and Misses Mttsser and
Snyder; Artists—Sborigi and Yoder; Photographers—Bak
er and Nelson; Business Managers—Deike and Yeaklc.
On Tuesda} r evening, May 21, a concert was given
in the Chapel by home talent for the benefit of the Base Ball
and Track teams. The numbers were all much enjoyed,
especially the solos by Mr. Wentzel and the duetts by Prof,
and Mrs. Griffin. Program:
1. “The Guiding Star”
Orchestra.
2. “The Owl and the Pussy Cat”,
Choir.
3. “Andante et Caratine”
4. “Story Teller Waltzes”
Mandolin Club.
5. “College Medley”
Messrs. Merkel, Deike, Wert, and Sharpe.
6. Angels’Serenade” G. Braga.
7. “War March”
Prof, and Mrs. Griffin.
“Sourire d’Avril”
R. W. Bowers
D. J. Huber.
Orchestra.
.E. Asher.
Dc Koven.
. C. Schubert.
Van L. Earrand.
. Wagner.
M. Depret.