WEDNESDAt. MA
Veterans' Representative
Blue Aand to Give Will Assist Applicants
A contact representative from
the Veterans Administration will
lbe on campus today.
Outdoor Concert The representative will be sta
tioned from 10 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.
a _:in 3B Old Main and will assist
The Penn State Concert Next the band will play uß h ,,,yeterans and their dependents in
i ‘k ongroise''
Blue Band under the direction' '' ' Y 'applying for any benefits curient
,HeleztYor Berlioz andarranged by 1 1 ' t dby the Veteians
of James W. Dunlop, profes-;Leonard Smith. Nancy Clouser, Administration.
i marimba soloist, will play "Sere-,
sor in music education, willnade to a Picket Fence" by Nor- 0 0
present an outdoor "Pop" con-'man Leyden.
cart at 3 p.m. Sunday on the I Next on the program will be,
Graduation
,"Avant-Garde Concert March" by
steps of the Pattee Library. 'William Strickland, select ions D •
uffy s will be open Graduation
The Blue Band kvill open thelfmm "Around the World in Eigh- Weekend for
your dining en
concert with the na.ional anthem.ltY Days" by Victor Young and ar- joyment. Bring your parents
Next they will present the "1111 -(ranged by Denis Wright, "March' and friends out and have a last
nois March" by Edwin Goldman' lof Steel Men" by Charles Delster- delicious steak in this famous
and "Texas Portrait" by Ralph,
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ing and arranged by Harry Al- old inn. Duffy's is a part of
Hermann. ,ford, and "Second American Folk Penn State tradition.
Rhapsody" by Clara Grundman. i
James Shugert, Marshall Spavd: Open Saturday 12-9:30
The "Five Mellow Winds" by;
and Alan Hess wh compose the , Sunday 2-9:30
carnet trio will t lay "Victoria
David Schanke will be next on,
Waltz" by Leonard Smith, f o i_ , the program. The soloists for this if 9
will be Stanley Bialomizy, Mark
lowed by the bands presentation
of "Czardas D'Amo r' by Gaston'Wilde, John Howe, William Rein-1 Dully s
Jean and M. Saint Paul. del and Jack Anthony. I
The clarinet ssloist Stanley: The band will bring the concert
Bialomizy, will play "Pipe Dream" to an end by playing selections
by Clare Grundmai the solo will from "Take Me Along" by Bob
be followed by " larmet Esca-'Merrill and arranged by Alfred
pade" by Russell 'Ward featur-illeed; and "The Stars and Stripes
ing the clarinet .ection. 'Forever" by John Philhp Sousa.
Alpha Lambda Delta Pins
are
Available in the afternoons
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