The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, May 23, 1958, Image 3
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1958 3 C• in B met Soloists to Perform ue Band Concert Sunday Three core Blue Band to Invited to bri James Re music educat . Palmyra, will "Carnival Varia Don Jacoby an, Fridy, prssi Band, also wir part for The "7 pet" by Jame: The band, co W. Dunlop, ass musical educat program with them. Other' numb are "Coat o March." by Geo ter Overture" man;' and "Fr. Wood, which i "Vienna, 1913, "The Bandstai Park." tnet soloists will be featured at the annual spring concert of the Penn State .e held at 3 p.m. Sunday on the Pattee Library steps. The audience has been g chairs, pillows and blankets and sit on the grass. sler, junior in music education from Lebanon, James Shugert, spohomore in on from Huntingdon, and Jere Fridy, senior in music education from be soloists for Awns," written by d William Mcßae. dent of the Blue ill play the solo The Magic Trum s F. Burke. ducted by James ;date professor of on, will open its the National An- rs to be played Arms Concert Ige Kenny; "Ches . 37 'William Schu scoes" by Haydn eludes four parts, ' "Sea Shanties," d" and "Hyde The trombo e section will be featured in " oliday for Trom bones" by Da id Rose arranged by C. Paul Hirfurth. Also on the program are "Habenera," by Paul Durand and Henri Contet arranged by Floyd E. Werle; "The Golden Cock er eI , Introduction and Wedding March" by Rimsky- Korsakov, arranged by A. A. Harding; and "Music for a Carnival" by Clare Grundman. "Doodletown Fifers" by Sauter- Finegan arranged by Wilfred Ro berts will be played as recorded by Sauter-Finegan, John Philip Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever" will be the final number. In case of rain the concert will be held in Schwab Auditorium. Honors-- (Continued from page one) English Literature with free lance writing. Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kap pa Phi, general national schol astic' honorary, both claim Weir as a member. Married for three-and-a-half years, Weir spends 20 hours a week working in the State Col lege post office. His wife, Anne, an elementary education major, will graduate at the end of the main summer ses sion. Nitrauer, a sister and former vice-president of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, also is a mem ber of Mortar Board, Phi Kap pa Phi, and is the John W. White medalist winner. The White award goes to the grad uate with the highest academic average who also fulfills a resi dency requirement. Weir, who transferred after his sophomore year from the Uni versity of Michigan, was ineligi ble for this honor. Nitraurer, a Miss Penn State finalist last year. will be married on June 21 to Nick Flager, who graduates from Princeton this year. Breakfasters in McElwain din ing hall daily see Nitrauer dis pensing milk and cereal. Beauty iContest- (Continued from page one) ings bonds respecitvely. In the event the winner is - a Centre County resident, she will receive a Senatorial scholarship from State Senator Jo Hays (D.-Centre) in place of the Chamber award. The contest is a part of the official Miss America Pageant. William Weimer. former mana ger of the Atlantic City pageant, will serve as master of ceremon ies. The University chapter of the Society of Scabbard and Blade will serve as escorts for the con testants in the parade which will begin at 7 and wind through the Bellefonte business district before reaching the auditorium. Reserved seat tickets for the pageant are on sale for $l.lO at the Hetzel Union desk and gen eral admission tickets. priced at 85 cents, will be available at the door As in the Atlantic City finals. there will be three divisions in *he competition- 7 -evening gown, bathing suit and talent. - - LeSage Receives Grant For French Research Dr. Laurent Le Sage, professor of Romance - languages, has re ceived a Fulbright senior research grant for France for the 1958-59 academic year. He will prepare a book on con temporary French literary criti ' cism. LeSage, who has served on the faculty since 1949, will be on a leave of absence from July 1, 1958, to June 30, 1959. FOR A MAWS KIN OF SHAVE GET MAN-SIZE F t- - } ~ A , - :6 , Give your favorite face a break start shaving it faster, closer, with Roller Comb comfort. So kind to your skin, the Rollectric never irritates no matter how hard you press. With three diamond•honed double shaving heads, Rollectric shaves far, far faster. 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