TUESDAY, JULY 18, 19
In the Groove . . . .
FRANK GIMLO
Gulkh Fishburn Continue
Monday Sing Tradition
Frank Gullo and Hummel Fishburn are in the groove. Those
who attexided last night's sing; or who have sung lustily to the
leadership of this combination on other occasions have little doubt
of that.
For with Professor Gullo lead
at the piano, singing is easy, as
the state have discovered.
The Monday night sings at
which these two less academic
Professors display their talents
are not new at Penn State. Since
1924, when the
,sings were begun
by Prof. Richard W. Grant, sum
mer.students have enjoyed the
get-togethers. This year •as usual
the sings will be• continued every
Monday night during the Main
Session.
Well-Known Team
The team of Gullo and Fish
burn is better known than most
students realize. After starting in
- the State 'College Rotary Club,the
two soon received invitations to
other clubs, teachers institutes,
and other gatherings. Says Fish
burn, it started a "chain reaction."
• Since then the pair has traveled
to all parts of Pennsylvania as
"goOd will ambassadors of the
College." Last year they led sing
ing, at teacher's institutes or other
educational meetings in 30 coun
ties. They estimate their total
audience at 80,000. The largest
group was a Lincoln Day dinner
in Washington, D. C.' attended by
12,000.
Made Recordings
• Since they cannot accept all in
vitations, they have-recorded their
wares on film for the Eastern
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ing songs and Professor Fishburn
thousands of persons throughout
States Cooperative Association.
The two colored motion pictures
are used at meetings of farmers
and vocational groups. Fishburn
says, "It's the same as if we were
standing there."
They use no slides, words,
music, song sheets or ' books, and
the singing is unrehearsed and
spontaneous. Fishburn credits
Gullo as a "genius" for that sort
of thing. '
Fishburn, who has been here
for 32 years, mentioned some per
sons who have attendid the Mon
day night sings for years. Miss
Anna Louise Laub, a grade school
teacher, from Lewistown has been
coming ever since the beginning.
Even during gasoline rationing,
Miss Laub saved -her coupons to
come to the sings.
Attendance Dropped
Other old-timers are Dr. and
Mrs. P. C. Weaver, the assistant
director of summer sessions; Mr.
and Mrs. John Friese; and Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Bischoff. Attend
ance isn't what it used .to be
however, according to Fishburn,
and he says, "I'd like to fill the
place up."
Some years, two pianos were
used. Guy Wood, who taught
piano at the College, played with
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PSCA Plans
Trip To Cave,
Work Party
A trip to Penn's Cave is only
one of the features offered by
the Penn State Christian Associ
ation this week. In addition, there
will be a conversation group, a
work party, and a dance for
graduate students.
At 8 p.m. a conversation group
will meet at the home of Luther
H. Harshbarger, 930 North Ather
ton street. No set topic has been
set, but the discussion will center
around the interests of those pre
sent.
This group is open to all
'students, but any one interested
is requested to register before
hand at the PSCA office, 304
Old Main.
The Penn's Cave trip is
scheduled for Thursday, July 20.
The group will leave from the
rear of Old Main at 1 p.m.
Tickets must be purchased in
advance at the Student *Union
Desk, Old Main, or at the PSCA
office. The price, including trans
portation, will be $1.75 per per
son.
Work Continues
The weekly work project of
painting nearby rural schools
will continue Saturday, July 22.
All interested are asked to re
gister at the Student Union Desk.
This group will leave from the
rear of 'Old Main at 1 p.m. and
'return at 5:30.
A dance has been organized
for Friday night, July 21. To be
held in the TUB at 8 p.m., the
dance sponsored by the Graduate
Club, is for graduate students
and staff members.
Tashamiram
(Continued from page one)
Chinun," "It's Me, 0 Lord," and
"All God's Chillun Have Shoes .. .
Robes . . . Wings," arranged by
Creston, by Tashamira; "Negro
SpiritUals,' Johnson, by Phyllis
Reed; "Belle of the Dance Hall,"
Kingsley, by Tashamira; "Prelude
in B flat," "Waltz in E minor,"
Chopin, by Phyllis Reed; and "My
Red Umbrella," Gotovac, by
Tashamira.
The next Artists Series pro
gram will feature Anatole Kitain,
Russian pianist, the following
Tuesday.
Fishburn, going to Wayland Col
lege in Texas where he died re
cently. Before that, Jay Kennedy
had teamed with Fishburn on the
keyboards for several years.
Gullo, a hearty, affable man
with a mellow voice, practically
exudes personality when he di
rects the sings. As they talked
about their work it was evident
that both Frank Gullo and Hum
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Square Dance To Feature
Recreation For This Week
The first square dance of the Main Summer Session will be held
at the TUB Saturday night. Always popular this event is expected
to attract a capacity crowd.
• Andy Mastalski will furnish the music for the affair which will
get under way at 9 p.m.
No admission will be charged and all are invited according to
"Dutch" Sykes, recreation director. Polkas and waltzes, as well as
Pa. Workshop ..
(Continued from page three)
Catherine Beachley, guidance di
rector in the Hagerstown, Md.,
Public Schools; Floyd Cromwell,
supervisor of high schools, State
Department of Public Instruction,
Baltimore.
C. Darl Long, principal, White
Plains, N.Y., High School; Donald
G. McGarey, assistant professor
of education at the College;
Walter Mohr, head of .the depart
ment of history, George School,
George School, Pa.; Jeanette
Molloy, assistant professor of ele
mentary education at the College
and supervisor of elementary edu
cation, State College Public
Schools.
Hilda Threlkeld, dean of
women, University of Louisville,
Louisville, Ky.; Paul Van Ness,
principal, Central Avenue Ele
mentary School,. Newark, N. J.;
and Paul Witmeyer, superintend
ent of schools, Williamsport.
Fishburn enjoy "helping make
friends" for the College.
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square dancing will be featured in
the evening of fun.
Outdoor Movie
"Texas," starring Glenn Ford, is
to be this week's outdoor movie
scheduled for tomorrow night at
9 o'clock. The film will be shown
on the front campus at the Pugh
street gate. In case of rain it will
be shown at Schwab Auditorium.
Mixed swims continue each
Tuesday and Thursday nights
from 8:30 to 10 o'clock at Glenn
land pool. Students are furnished
towels and lockers, but must
bring their own suits. Admission
is matriculation card.
Jordan Plots
(Continued from muie one)
combination, it has resulted in a
substancial increase in yield.
Pointing out that the plots
will continue to serve in soil
studies, Richer quotes a recent
foreign visitor who commented,
"These plost are sacred. They,
no longer belong to Penn State,
but to the world."
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