w FRIDAY APRIL 3, 1941
Scarab Plans Arts Ball;
Elects 5 New Officers
Plans for the annual Beaux
Arts Ball to be held' May 17
■were discussed and elections of
officers were held Monday night
by the members of Scarab, na
tional honorary architectural
fraternity.
Charles S. Bicksler ’4l and
James I. May ’42 were appoint
ed co-chairmen for the ball.
Selection of an orchestra was
also discussed, but no definite
plans resulted. ,
Newly elected officers of the
fraternity are Warren D. Zeig
ler ’42, president; Raymond T.
Entenmann ’42, vice-president;
Clarence B. Monk Jr. ’42, trea
surer; James I, May ’42, secre
tary; and Melvin Anderson ’42,
historian.
Ifs Not Too Late To
Get One Of
MAREMOR'S
Beautiful Corsages
For
I.F. BALL
' Call
222 W. Beaver Ave. 3151
500 High School Musicians Meet
Today In District Competition
Back For Encore
Hits of the Thespian shows for
the past two years, the Three
Stooges are back in the limelight
in this weekend’s production,
“The Joint’s Jumpin’. ” Left to
right are Roy Rogers, Ned Start
zel, and George Parrish.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Grant And Fishburn
Head Arrangements
Approximately 500 high
school soloists and group win
ners from county contests of
central Pennsylvania will vie
for district posts in the annual
music competition sponsored by
the department of music here
today and tomorrow. All pro
grams are open to the public.
Winners of these eliminations
will meet other district repre
sentatives .in the state finals in
New Castle on April 18 and 19
under sponsorship of the Penn
sylvania Forensic and Music
League.
Dr. Arthur . Stull, superinten
dent of schools of Cambria
County is chairman for the dis
trict assisted by Richard' W.
Grant, director of music and
Hummel Fishbum, associate
professor of music education,
who are in charge of local ar
rangements.
Judges include Frank Gullo,
assistant professor of music,
George W. Henninger and Mrs.
Willa W. Taylor, instructors in
music, and Lowell Boorse, di
rector of music at the Dubois
Undergraduate Center.
Competing high schools are
Alexandria, Beaver Vocational,
Brady Township, Charleston,
Dale, Dubois, East Conemaugh,
Franklin, Genesee, Huntingdon,
Lewisburg, Liberty, Mansfield,
McClure,- Middlebury, Milroy,
Mt. Union, Orbisonia, Reedsville,
Selinsgrove, Southmount, South
Fork, and Westmont-Upper Yo
der.
Program
Today
10 a. m.—Piano Solos, Schwab
Auditorium.
11 a. m.—Violin Solos, 405 Old
Main.
1 p. m.—Vocal Solos, 121 Sparks.
Brass Solos, 401 Old
Main.
2 p. m.—Woodwind Solos, 405
Old Main.
Tomorrow
9 a. m.—Vocal Ensembles, 405
Old Main and 121 Sparks.
10 a. m. —Hands, Carnegie Hall.
Instrumental
bles, 410 Old Main.
1 p. m.—Glee Clubs and Chor
uses, 121 Sparks.
Lynn Gardner, 19,
Has Lucky Break
Lynn Gardner’s individual
style and striking personality
landed this lucky 19-year-old
vocalist * a contract with Will
Bradley’s orchestra .after one
audition, and she is now headed
for future success as his own
discovery.
After beginning her singing
career less than a year ago on
a local New Jersey radio sta
tion, she got her .first job in a
New Jersey night club and was
there spotted by Bradley’s man
ager, three months ago.
Jimmie Rich, vocal coach who
aided to fame such stars as
Dinah Shore, Bea Wain, Barry
Wood, and Nan Wynn, gave
Lynn her first vocal training.
Lynn’s interpretation of Cole
Porter’s new hit “Fresh as a
Daisy,” which she will sing at
IF Ball tonight, accompanied by
drummer Ray McKinley, has
gained a reputation for her.
Maestro Bradley plus fast
increasing popular praise pre
dict a rosy warbling future for
vivacious, young Lynn.
Delta Sigma Pi Meets
Fifty members attended a
smoker of Delta Sigma Pi, pro
fessional commerce and finance
fraternity, at the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon house Tuesday night at
which' M. C. Matter spoke on
' iJi FtfetOrS< -in'-Hotel -Managementc”.
Several hundred gold objects versify of Pennsylvania
dug up from ancient Indian bur- ogists have been placed o:
ial grounds in Panama by Uni- bition in the university m
Best Wishes For
A Great Time
From The
mm CHAPTER
of
Sigma Pi
OVER INTERFRATERNITY BALL
*
Ensem-
Wellcome!
OMEGA
Theta
Alumni
Guests and
Friends
To An Enjoyable
INTERFRATERNITY WEEKEND
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