PAGE EIGHT Choir, Orchestra To Present Concert The Chapel Choir and Symphony Orchestra will present Mo zart's "Great Mars in C Minor" at 8.15 p.m. tomorrow in Schwab auditorium The concert, honoring the Mozart bicentennial, is the ninth of the yearly concerts sponsored jointly by the University Chapel and the department„of music. Chapel Choir. composed of 102 members directed by \Villa C. Taylor, wi 11 be assisted by 35 members of the Symphony Or chestra directed by Theodore Kar han, associate professor of music and music education. Soloists to Appear Soloists appearing with the University groups are Sylvia Stahlman, soprano; Jean Sanders, mezzo-soprano; Richard Casilly, tenor; and Raymond Brown, bar itone. Brown, assistant professor of music, was the baritone soloist at two previous Spring concerts, and Miss Sanders sung in the 1954 per formance of MendPlssohn's "Eli jah." -Two Make Debut at University Cassilly, a member of the New York City Opera, and Miss Stahl man, have recently returned from operatic engagements in Europe. They will be heard for the first time on the University campus. No admission will be charged for the concert, but an offering to help defray expenses will be taken during the intermission. This voluntary offering is used for concert expenses that are not covered by the University subsidy allotted to the Choir. The production details for the concert were handled by the Choir officers of the current year and the newly elected officers for next year. Grandma-- (Continued from page four) is out of it too ... Drinking hab its of Penn Staters are changing thanks to the long lines in the Lion's Den. We used to drink coffee in the morning and Cokes in the afternoon. But the coffee line is so long in the morning that we drink Cokes then and the Coke line is so long in the afternoon that we drink coffee then. Oh. well Last week a little mixup hap pened with the picture appear ing in this column. Half of the papers had sports editor Fran Fanucci's picture while the other half had the ugly one .. . YOU READ IT HERE FIRST: \VDFM is still broadcasting . . . Schug Elected to Offices Clayton H. Schug. professor of public speaking, has been elected president of the Eastern Forensic Association and re-elected vice president of Delta Sigma Rho, national forensic honorary society. He is also associate editor of "The Gavel," a Delta Sigma Rho pub lication. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA Segal Appointed Tribunal Chairman Robert Segal will be appointed next year's Tribunal Chairman, subject to approval by All-Uni versty Cabinet Thursday night. He will succeed Lynn Meyers. Jay Tolson will be appointed Tribunal Secretary. Students who will be named to ,sit on Tribunal as juniors are Warren Carmichael, Jack Hal ; pern, Richard Moon, and George Wills, with Lawrence Jacobson !and Robert Neff serving as alter nates. To be named as senior alter nates for nest year are David Hamrick and Stanton Selbst. PhysEd Senior Banquet Seniors in the College of Physi cal Education and Athletics will be honored at 6 tonight at the senior banquet, sponsored by the Student Major Club. Dr. Ben Euwema, dean of the College of Liberal Arts, will speak .on" The Great Conversation." Alumni Group— (Continued from page one) issued seven times a year; and sponsorship of 65 alumni clubs, including 39 in Pennsylvania and one in Puerto Rico. 'Alumni Association Essential' COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS RATES n words or less: $0.50 One Insertion $0.75 Two Insertions $l.OO Three Insertions Additional words 3 for .05 for each day of insertion. 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