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THE SUMMER NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, Tune 3, 1948
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igh School All Staters to Register
usic-Speech Festival June 10-July 1
University Departments Offer
Intensified Instruction at Clinic
The 228 high tchool students
who are entering the all-state
high school music-speech festival
at the university this week will
receive intensified instruction for
the next three weeks.
The department of music will
offer courses in band, orchestra,
chorus and theory. Each student
registering in music must take
part in two of the three major en
sembles. Each music student will receive
eix private lessons in either voice
or his chosen instrument. Lessons
cannot be divided between differ
ent instruments or between an in
strument and voice because of the
limited instructional time. Each
music student will be required to
take one class a day in music
theory and appreciation.
EliribUitr.
The All-State course is open
to girls who are sophomores, jun
iors, seniors or graduating from
high school and to boys including
the ninth grade.
The department of speech and
dramatic art is offering courses in
dramatics, debate and discussion,
radio, original speaking and in
terpretative reading.
All speech students wflu partici
pate in a verse speaking choir. In
addition, each will select one
group activity chosen from dra
matics, radio, debate and discus
sion and one individual activity
chosen from original speaking or
interpretative reading.
To Give Recitals.
bpeech students will have an
opportunity to appear as readers
or speakers in regular student
citals. The dramatics students will
produce two full evenings of plays
toward the close of the course.
The debaters will present a pub
lic discussion of next year's high
school debate question.
The radio students will pro
duce regular on-the-air programs
over local and state stations. The
verse speaking choir will appear
in the final All-State speech and
music concert.
Most Attend.
All students are expected to at
tend all of the evening recitals
and public productions, both in
speech and music.
The All-State high school
course for speech and dnunatic
art is open to all girls and boys
attending nigh school from the
ninth grade to, and including,
those graduating this year.
All concerts and recitals dur
ing the three weeks will be held
in the air-cooled ballroom of the
Union. There will be concerts
every Sunday afternoon and re
citals by guest artist, faculty and
students in the evenings.
Registration of 226 high school students for the all
state music and speech festival being held at the University
from June 10 to July 1, will begin Thursday morning in
the Union ballroom, according to director David Foltz of
the University music schooL
All those entering the music di-
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ROTC Cadets
Attend Camps
Seventy-three University Army
and Air Force ROTC cadets will
attend eight summer camps for a
six-week period beginning June
21, CoL Howard John, head of the
military science department at the
University of Nebraska, announce
ihursday.
The summer training completes
training for the students who will
then be commissioned as second
lieutenants in the Reserve Officer
Training Corps.
Camps to be attended by Uni
versity of Nebraska cadets and
the number attending are: Air
Force Communications ROTC
Camp at Chanute Air Force Base,
RantouL Illinois 9; Air Force
Administrative ROTC Camp at
Lowry Air Force Base. Denver.
Colorado 26; Artillery, Infantry,
and Armored Cavalry ROTC
Camp at Ft. Riley, Kansas Artil
lery 13, Infantry 18; CMP
ROTC Camp at Ft. Sheridan, III
inois 12; Medical Corps ROTC
Camp at Ft. Sam Houston. Texas
10; Ordnance Department
ROTC Camp at Aberdeen Proving
Grounds, Maryland 5; Signal
uorps KOTC Camp at Ft. Mon
mouth, NX 1; Corps of Engin
eers ROTC Camp at FL Belvoir,
Virginia 7.
YOUNG BUSINESS
Binnie Barnes. well-known
character actress who recently
completed a top featured role in
Paramount's "My Own True
Love," operates a profitable baby's
wear shop in the San Fernando
Valley as a sideline.
vision of the festival will register
at 10 a. m. Thursday, Foltz said.
Speech registration will be from
1:30 to 4:30 p. m. in the Union
ballroom. All classes will start
Friday.
Te Tryvat
Tryouts for positions in the band
and chorus will be held at 9 a. m.
Thursday in the Union faculty
lounge and room 316.
Lasting three weeks, the festival
will close on the evening of July 1
with a final concert in the coli
seum. Concert will include num
bers from the speech ensemble,
band, orchestra and chorus.
Something new will be inserted
in the all-state festival this year
when teaching will be turned to
ward learning about the UN
through music in co-operation with
Chancellor Gustavson and the UN
educational project being con
ducted at the University this summer.
The fmal concert will include
music and speech numbers from
different countries. Chancellor
Gustavson has also consented to
speak at the concert, Foltz said.
104 Schools
The 226 students will represent
104 high schools in Nebraska,
Kansas, Iowa and Missouri. The
great majority are from Nebraska
and include:
Papillion. Geneva. Oeallala.
ChappeL Madison, Chadron, Fair
bury, Gordon, Ord. St. Edward.
Dawson, Kearney, Benkelman,
Imperial, Beatrice, Norfolk. Oak
land, Lincoln, Mason City, North
Platte, Howells, Falls City, Omaha,
Ainsworth, Papillion, Decatur,
Wymore, Sargent, Grand Island.
Ashland, Superior, West Point,
Crete, Rushville, Johnson, Guide
Rock, Alliance. Hayes Center. Big
Springs, Neligh, Columbus, Desh
ler, Hastings, Seward, Cedar
Bluffs.
Aurora. Nemaha. Mitchell. Bart-
ley, Rising City, Humboldt, Hast
ings, York, Campbell. Wauneta.
Stuart, Wilber, North Loup, Mc
Cook, Wahoo, Fremont, Cook,
Stromsburg, Clarks, Oshkosh, Cen
tral City, Wakefield, Emerson. Ar
cadia, Hamlet, Kimball, Staple
hurst, Champion, Scottsbluff, Ra
venna. Weeping Water. Orleans.
Ansley, Brady, Syracuse, Clarkson,
Hartington, Sutton, Blair, Wisner,
Osmond, Auburn, Loup City, Wav- '
riy, jMebraska City. Liberty. David
City, Chester. O'Neill. Genoa.
Comstock, Walthill, Shubert.
Out of state towns being ren-
resented are Marysville. Kans..
Rock Port, Mo., and MaDleton.
Carroll, Oakland, and Sidney, la.
All-Staters will be housed on
the campus in sorority and fra
ternity houses.
LIKES SYMPHONIES
Jean Arthur, starred in Para
mount's "A Foreign Alfair." has
huge collection of classical al
bums. Her favorites are Tsehal-
kowsky, Brahms, Hayden.
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