The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 35, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 4, 1959 Page: 3 of 4
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Wednesday, March 4, 1959
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AMUSEMENTS ACTIVITIES
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Clubs Schedule Homecomings
t Hiiipus clubs arc currently plan-
ning individual homecominjrx fur
the spring.
(ireen Jacket-
Green Jacket wart pledge meet-
in r^ art* held in the l.'B each day
at 7 a.m. to learn snugs and plan
activities.
Homecoming for the N'T (ireen
.Jackets will be held March -1
Activities will begin at Marquis
hall with a luncheon to be held at
1:2 noon for (ireen Jackets, warts,
and exes. The warts will present
a program and sing the traditional
wart song which (ireen Jacket
pledges are required to write.
Also, a barbecue will Ih* held in
j the clubhouse beginning at 5 p.m.
Following the barbecue, the warts
i will smg their *"rsg at the stage
show. Informal initiation will be
held following the stage show.
Formal initiation will be held in
the I'B March 24 at 7 p.m.
Delta I'si huppa
(ieraldine Llewellyn, Fort Worth,
was elected pledge captain recent-
ly for Delta I'si Kappa, honorary
physical education fraternity.
Homecoming festivities for April
Announcement
STUDENT THEATRE
LAST DAY
MARUNE DIETRICH
VITTORIO DE SICA In
The Monte
Carlo Story
THURSDAY thru SATURDAY
GLENN FORD RED BUTTONS
Imitation
General
— Also —
"UNION STATION"
Students who plan to graduate
! in June must tile applications for
bachelor's, master's, and doctor's
| degrees not later than March 1(1,
Dr. A. M. Sampley, vice-president,
j announced Monday.
RANCHO
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Now Showing through Saturday
— FIRST RUN —
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ROONEY
as Killer Mears
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"AWji>«MENJbU •« M we
A WNUUi MTIIMnMM «QU3
STARTS TODAY
RALLY
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BOYS
Starring
JOANNE WOODWARD
PAUL NEWMAN
JOAN COLLINS
COMING NEXT
ACADEMY AWARD
NOMINEE
SEPARATE
TABLES
II have been outlined by the club.
A Coke party will be held in the
afternoon an.I a formal banquet
will lie held at •'> p.m. at the South-
ern hotel,
Siuma Delia I'i
Members of Sigmu Delta l'<. na-
tional honorary Spanish society,
will meet next Wednesday evening
at tin* home of Dr. J L. (Jerding,
faculty sponsor. The meeting, at
191-I W. Oak street, will begin at
7:.'ii> i).in., according to Ann Kivcrs,
Dallas, president of the North
Texas chapter.
Sicniu Delia ( hi
Members of Sigmu Delta Chi,
men's journalism fraternity, will
make plans for their pledge proj
cct, the selling of ads for a desk
blotter, at the group's meeting Fri-
day noon at th.' Steak house.
The club will also discuss plans
for the Signm Delta Chi state con
vent ion to be held in Galveston
May 1.
i'anhellenic Council
The fall rush registration date
w ill be announced following the an-
nual spring I'anhellenic picnic.
I ia mm a Theta I psilon
Seventeen pi >dges were initiated
into (iamma Theta Upsilon last
Wednesday at a banquet in the
Crystal room of Marquis hall. Ru
dolph Fuchs of the art faculty
spoke on "Impressions and Obser-
vations of Spain."
Those initiated were Wanda Al-
ford, Olona; Marcus Hallenger,
Lufkin; Fauces Becan, Fort Worth,
Robert K. Blanchard, (iatesville,
Mabel Burks, Denton; William
Crone, Dallas; Claud Davidson,
Lewisville; Veriin Dornbluth,
(■rand Prairie; Joella Hotchkin,
Fort Worth; Pat Hughey, Dallas,
('harlene Johnson, Grand Prairie;
Jacquelyn Johnson, Donna; Fenton
Kovic, Corpus Christi; Helen Pedi
son, Marshall; Dorothy Shawlierg-
er, Texas City; Sue Smith, Royst
City, and Boh Wood, Wichita Falls.
(iamma Theta Upsilon is the
only national honorary geography
fraternity in the nation. Officers of
the local chapter are Kstelle Mor-
ton, president, Fort Worth; David
Ledbettei, vice-president, Brad-
haw, anil Opal Mnsel.v, secretary-
treasurer from Jacksboro.
The group is sponsored by Lee
Kiiov of tin- geography depart-
ment.
I.« Cahelleros
Members of Los Caballeros have
ele. te I new officers and announced
spring pledges.
Officers aie John Kd Wilhite,
President, I.tieders; Jo llutcheson,
vice president, \rgyle; Sandy
Watts, secretary, Donna; Clara
Brent, treasurer, Jefferson, and Liz
Hackney, reporter, Port Arthur.
Others are Freddy Ward, Crane,
md Sara Jennings, Grapevine, pro-
gram chairmen; Helen Ridgway,
Fort Worth, parliamentarian; Bar-
bara Matins, Amarillo, and Bob
Watson, Fort Worth, pledge cap-
ta ns, and Jumbo Williams, Crane,
•ivrgeant-at-a nils.
Pledges are Brenda Becknian,
Fort Worth; Bill Burleson, Dallas.
Betty Ann Moore, Dallas; Billy Don
Busk, Wills Point; Gene Whitsall,
Chirksville, and Kvelyn Posser,
Dallas.
Piano Students Give
Recital Thursday Night
Sophie Ginn Presents
Husband's Composition
Miss Sophie Ginn of the School
of Music faculty sang an original
composition by her husband, Paul
Paster, at a faculty recital Monday
night in the main auditorium.
Miss Ginn gave the same pro-
gram in September, when she sang
for her Town hall debut in New
York. The song, Poem, written by
Paster who is a branch manager
for a New York music publishing
company, has been performed by
various chamber groups and solo-
ists in New York.
The soprano won the New York
Singing Teachers' Recital award,
and shortly thereafter was spon-
sored by the Now York Singing
Teachers' association in her Town
hall debut.
American music critic Miles Kas-
tendieck wrote of Miss (Jinn in the
New York Journal. "Sophie Ginn
proved herself a winner again be-
cause id' the artistic caliber of her
singing at her Town hall debut . . ,
A disarming purity of tone com-
bined with a highly intelligent in-
terpretative sense makes it a pleas
tire to here her."
Chill I'huto by IIAUGII
MARGARET WEBER poses for
an entry picture in Glamour
magazine's 1959 "10 Best
Dressed College Girls in Amer-
ica" contest. A marketing ma-
jor, Margarot is from Dallas. She
is an offcer in Sigma Delta Pi, a
member of Senior Mary Arden,
and the Marketing club. She
was a Yucca Beauty and Miss
North Texas in 1957
Piano students of Stefan Rardas
of the School of Music piano fin-
ally will tfive a recital Thursday
at H:I5 p.m. in the main auditor
iiini building.
Tommy Mayhew of Winters will |
play a Prelude and Fugue in F
sharp minor by Bach. Frances
Lumpkin, Fort Worth, will play
Rhapsody in F flat major, op. Hi),
and Madge Waterston of Dalla-
will give 15 Variations and Fugue
in F flat major, op. .'15.
Four movements from Schu-
mann's kreislcriana will lie played
by Richard Wilson of Hereford, and
Three Funics I ,'trd fit h --7ths I by
Casclla will be played by Laura
Janice Smith of Memphis.
Other RceitalislH
Other students on the recital
program include Carl Teele, Car-
lolltoii, who will play Six Pieces,
op. lit by Schocnhcrg. Three lie
hussy preludes will be played by
Janet Larsen of Groves who will
play Ce C^u'u Vu lc Vent d'Oucst,
and Bill I'i vans of Big Spring will
play Les Sons el les Parfums Tour-
nent dans I'Air du Soir and l.es
Collines d'Anacapri.
(iwen Lareau of Weatherford
will play Two F.tudes by Debussy.
Sue Bolide of (irand Prairie will
play Rachmaninoff's Prelude in (i
minor, and Virginia Rice of Law
Ion, Okla., will play Symphonic
Variations for Piano and Orches
tI'll by Franck with Bardas at the
second piano.
Joel K be mole of the School of
Music faculty gave a program from
the works of 11 composers Tuesday
night in the main auditorium,
Kbersolc I'roKram
The tenor was accompanied by
his wife, Jan F.bersolc, pianist.
Kbersole came to the School of
Music in 1958 fr.im a position he
held at Southern Baptist Seminary
in Louisville, Ky. He received his
bachelor of science degree in music
education and a diploma und a cer-
tificate in voice from the Univer-
sity of Cincinnati and a master of
music education degree from In-
diana university.
Technical BackKround
Kbersole has been associated
with Longwood college in Farm-
ville, Va., Eastern high school at
Louisville, and was a graduate as-
sistant «t Indiana university, where
he completed some work toward the
doctor's decree, lie is director of
the Chapel choir.
lie i pii -ently the organist ami
choir director al the Church of the
(iood Shepherd in Dallas.
The program included works by
lleinrich, Hopkinson, Franz, Schu
nianii, Respighi, Cimara, Leonca-
vallo, Bi/et, Vaughan Williams,
ami Homer. It also included a num-
ber by MacDowcl! and an arrange-
ment by ('. Scott. Kbersole sarin
four Irish folk .-nngs arranged by
I!. Iluuhi'-
For Next Wednesday . . .
Sabres Prepare Final Drill
Next Wednesday at I p.m. the
Sabres, precision drill team, and
the ROTC band will perform on
the slab, according to ('apt. Henry
L. Walker.
The presentation will be the lust
| formal drill before the groups com
| pete in Area 11 Drill competition
in Fort Worth on March 14
(.'apt. John A. Scale stressed that
all students were invited to be on
hand for Wednesday's drill.
Area H competition will be held
at Texas Christian university and
will include teams from Texas,
Oklahoma, Arkansas, and New
Mexico.
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