TUESDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1956 Armstrong Will Present Jazz Concert Dixielan Louis “Satchmo” I sent a repeat dixielan< “Satchmo” played Schwab Auditorium di performances drew m 98 Chose By Camp! For Chon Ninety eight students h; chosen for Women’s Ch( Paul Campbell, directoi chorus, announced. They are Elizabeth EUer, Klink, Susan Sunderland, Jud Carol Ann Mary Ann Florence Wynne, Nancy Elms, Dieter. Constance Jones, Joan R< hara Prestipino, Roberta Arms Berqiifct. Janet Roderick, Bet Jeanne De Nardo. Evelyn Tipp Klofkorn. Shirley Newman, San Bonnie McColh Marcia Ann Wooley Cynthia Stump, Sylvia Diehl—soprano f. Annette Saurino. Barbara Miller, Donna Weaver, Gait Bentley, Elaine Gordon, Ruth Thompson. La • Verne Cowan, Patricia Dow ties, Beth Casey, Joan Rasping, Jane Polling, Shirley Zampelli. Judy Renler, Sherry Paikin, Muriel Moldower, Susan Whittington. Nancy Hadfield, Nancy Sif tar. Marjorie Hoffman, Margaret Longc- Pecker, Mary Lou Becker. .Mildred Hood, Margaret Fowler.-' Anne Francis, Diane Walters, Diane Kemp—-soprano IT. - Diane Davis, Elaine Hoffman, Judith Ver titan, Anita Oprendek, Eleanor Barnes, Dclmrah Smith, Margaret Conrad, Barbara Kasler, Helen Balthv/n, Rebecca Myers, Carol Moyer. Anna Crimbring. Constance McCormack. Friejerike Witt. ■ Barbara Ma- Frances Griffin, Myrna Meacham. I.ticille Capella, Lois Shroyer.* Irma Verne eoni—alto 1. Reva Heller, Judith Rubin, Janet Town send, Suzanne Mersereau, Patricia Fleck, Barbara Pacing, Nancy Hanner, Lots Sny der, Sara Hiles. Carole Carnach, Roberta Suurr, Elatnc Bailey, Gail Olson, Jean Pennick, Suzanne Bond. Barbara Kabak jian, Su-»an Vogeler. Carla Widdowson, Sirsan Baftholow—alto 11. Requests for on-campus appear ances of the chorus may.be made to Dr. Campbell; 212 Carnegie. 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Men's Shop Entrance on W. Beaver Ave. rmstrong and his All-Stars will pre- [ concert on Dec. 2 in Recreation Hall, to two standing-room-only crowds in tring the spring semester of 1955. His ore than 2400 spectators and turned away were over 500. Armstrong and his All-Stars will play the traditional New Or leans dixieland. The All-Stars consist of Edmond Hall, clarinet; Billy Kyle, piano; Squire Gersh, bass; Barrett Deems, drums: and Trummy Young, trombone. Group Returns From Europe The same group recently re turned from a tour of Europe and previously Armstrong made the movie High Society with Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly. ive been >rus, Dr. of the “Satchmo,” who specializes on the trumpet, is also a singer and a public personality. He has been referred to as a one man show of warm inventiveness and sheer personality. Mary Lee] th Heller.! Bowman. Ruth Ann ’uben. Itar-j ronir, LoiV y Brandt. 1 •tt, Brenda idra Mayes, im. Hennd i *olyn Falk, Charlotte Records Make History It was not until after 1929 that he settled down to record steadily with the musicians who worked with him nightly on the job. Pre vious to that he recorded with three special groups, the Hot Five, the Hot Seven, and a band built around, himself and Earl Hines. His original records made jazz history. Among his many notable re cording, ‘•Confessin,” “Body and Soul” and “I Can’t Give You Anything But Love” are among the outstanding. Armstrong’s rec ord of “Lazy River” exhibits some of the most incredible trumpet ever recorded. Hall is Clarinetist Hall has played the clarinet with some traditional jazz groups as Eddie Condon and Wild Bill Davidson and Kyle has accom panied Anita O’Day, a jazz singer, and has played with Bill Bradley. Deems, noted for his technical (Continued on page twelve) thought of SPUDNUTS 30 DIFFERENT VARIETIES Breakfast* Coffee Break* \ Dessert* if Snack* V Any Party* rtoflw AD 8-6134 Pfcaae 1 day ahead | MAKE j I I p Wac Straight Out of Esquire 1 I I I I THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA APPOINTMENT NOW! Engineers Job Survey Now Being Conducted A survey of the various jobs at*i which sophomores, juniors and I seniors were employed this sum- 1 mer is now being conducted by the Student Employment Office, i the central campus headquarters for summer jobs. Survey forms will be distrib uted by hostesses in women’s dormitories and resident counsel lors in men’s dormitories and are to be filled out and returned to them within the next two weeks.j The survey collects information' on types of summer employment,! living and working conditions of these jobs, and the wages re-! ceived in the different fields. | The information will be anal-' yzed and categorized in a job lo cation and information file which! students seeking employment next summer may consult. [ The service reports that many! students were able to find infor-j mation concerning various phases; of summer employment in the files of the 1955 survey. i Students who encountered jobs with unfavorable living and working conditions this summer [ are asked to contact the service, in order that other students may' be alerted before applying for' similar jobs. j , The results of the survey will; be published in The Daily Col-: legian at a later date. I Bolduc Gets— Y (Continued from page one) | of the state and local tax depart-; ment of Allied Chemical and Dye Corp., and with the trust depart ment of Guaranty Trust Co., New York. Dr. Floyd L. Carnahan, asso ciate professor of chemical engi neering has been-named assistant to the dean of the College of Chemistry and Physics. Dr. Carnahan, a graduate of the University with a doctor of phil osophy degree from Northwestern University, has served on the faculty since 1930. He will con tinue hLs duties as associate pro fessor of chemical engineering. Title Changes Announced The University Trustees have; also approved the appointment of; Berry B. Lethbridge, lecturer in 1 THE LODEN COAT Straight from the Alps where cold is colder comes the inspiration for this great coat for all out doors. Heavy weather seems milder when you’re inside its warm fleece. 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PAGE ELEVEN Demosthenes Will Meet The Demonsthenes Club will meet at 7:15 tonight at 504 Elm road. Students interested in speech I therapv may attend. economics, as associate professor of economics and director of Busi ness Administration extension, effective Feb. 1, and* the change in title of Clifford,A. Nelson from associate professor of economics to associate professor of account ing. Other title changes approved by the trustees include Franle Neusbaum. from professor of dra matics to professor of theatre arts; and. Edwin W. Zoller, from asso ciate professor of art (Altoona Center) to associate professor oE art. in the department of art. FOR GOOD RESULTS USE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
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