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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, November 29,. 1949
Annual Carol Concert
Scheduled for Sunday
One hundred twelve University
Singers will present the annual
Christmas Carol concert in the
Union ballroom Sunday afternoon,
Dee. 4, at 3 p. m. and again at
4:30 p. m.
Under the direction of Dr. Ar
thur Westbtook, the concert is
being presented this year by the
Music committee of the Union
under sponsorship of Marcia Pratt
and chairmanship of Rod Riggs.
The singers will present the
following program: "Alia Trinita,"
traditional; "Adoramus Te," Pal-I
estrina; "O Magnum Mysteriuin."
Viitoria: "Christmas Night," Ger
man: "The Song of Mary," Span
ish; "Boots and Saddles," Pro
veneal; "Patapan.' French;
"Cherry Tree Carol," Tennessee;
"Adeste Fideles," arranged by
Pachou; "Carol," arranged by
Roma Johnson.
The string quartet will play:
"The First Nowell," English;
"Children's Carol," Polish; "Carol
of the Russian Children," White
Russia; "I Wonder as I Wander,"
Appalachian; "The Sleep of the
Christ Child," Brazilian; "What
Strangers are These," Scottish;
and "We Wish You a Merry
Christmas," English.
Singers
Members of the University
Singers are Helen Anderson, Pa
tricia Baldwin, Eleanor Bancroft,
Mary Barton, Jean Bauer, Peggy
Bayer, Bonita Blanchard, Betty
Jane Brock, Nancy Button. Janet
Clark. Willistinc Clark, Katharine
Clement, Dorothy Davis, Jeanette
Dolesal, Donna Doran, Sue Easter
gard, Catherine Elliott. Marjorie
Counselors Plan
1st Book Review
""e first Coed Counselor Book
rov.ew will be held Tuesday at
Ellen Smith hall at 7 p.m. Father
Whitley will review the play,
"Death of a Salesman." This play
has been a recent hit on Broad
way. All university women are in
vited to attend.
Framer, Audrey Flood, Shelia
Grainger.
M. JoAnn Hansen, Alice Harms,
Marilyn Harms, Myra Hauge,
Gretchen Hemminger, Marlene
Hill, Carol Johnson, Margaret
Kallhof, Norma Kucten. Lois Laf
lin. Pat Larson, Jean Leisy, Nancy
Lii'bcr, Gwen McCormack, Isabel
Macklin, Ims Nelson, Virginia
Nordstrom, Patricia Olson, Mari
lyn Peterson, Mary Phillip.
Marian Porath, Elaine Puten
son, Mary Ann Randall, Joan
Reynolds, Charlotte R h o ades,
Irene Roberts, Eugenia Samuel
son, Jeanette Schweser, Carmen
Shepard, Beverly Shuman, Mary
Lou Sommcr, Virginia Taylor,
Dorothy Teichert, Erna Marie
Trefz, Ruth Troxell, Marilyn
Voorhees, Dorothy Williams,
Jeanne Wood, Catherine Worces
ter. Male Members j
Edward Bender, Holmes Am-,
brose, B.uee Campbell, Donald j
Carlyon, Marion Cossand, John :
Curtiss, Dean Dellinger, Jcffery
Delton, William Elliott, Avron !
Farber, Gordon Flood, Lewis For
ney, William French, Harry Geis
selman, Calvin Gloor, Frank Gor
ton, Charles Grafft, Milton Gro
beck, Phillip Gustafson, Robert j
Heitkottcr, Donald Jerries, Marlin I
Killion, Melvin King, Donald
Korinek, John Korowacki, Jack j
Learned, Llovd Lotspcich, Charles i
McVay, Robert Martcll, Robert,
Mastin, Stanley Meyer, Neal
Miesbach, William Mundell, Le- !
land Myhre, Robert Parks, Rex j
Pettijohn. I
Richard Ridgeway, D e n n i s j
Rohrs, Robert Rosenquist, Dale
Scheer, Carl Scheffel, Aaron j
Schmidt, John Schwartz, Sterling j
Seaton, Neil Solomon, Eugene 1
Sundeen, Edgar Tegtmeier, James j
Thompson, Robert Wallace, Don- j
aid Wallerstadt, Edward Wells, I
Clarence Wurdinger, William !
Wurtz.
String Quartet
Members of the string quartet I
are Aleta Snell, first violin; Kath-
Calendar Sales
To Open Nov. 30
No more lost week ends! At
least not after Wednesday, when
the Builders' 1950 Nebraska
calendar goes on sale.
The six by eight-inch calendar,
which contains 28 fullpage photo
graphs of various city and Ag
campus scones, will be sold at all
organized houses, book stores, a
Union booth and Miller and
Painc's for $1 a copy.
The cover is scarlet and cream,
with a rod plastic binding.
leen Forbes, second violin; Roma
Johnson, viola; Janice Liljedahl,
cello; Marjorie Farmer, bass viol;
Ronald Barnes, organist; Jeanette
Dolezal, pianist.
Waller While . . .
ferring with officers and en
listed men.
Born in 1893 in Atlanta, Ga.,
he received his BA from Atlanta
university in 1916 and his Ll.D.
from Howard in 1939. He is
married and has throe children.
Well Known as Writer
Mr. White has contributed ar
ticles to The American Mercury,
Harper's Magazine, the Saturday
Evening Tost, Reader's Digest,
the Saturday Review of Litera
ture, as well as to other leading
magazines and newspapers
throughout the country. He
writes a syndicated column and
another for the Chicago De
fender. Among his books are: "Fire in
the Flint," and "Flight," novels;
"Rope and Faggot," a biography
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COLUMBIA RECORDS
AT THE
MILITARY BALL
Friday, Dec. 2, 1949 Tickets $3.00 per couple
University of Nebraska Coliseum Formal
Buy Your Tickets from Any Advanced Military Student
Laugh, Clown!
Dr. Harold D. Meyer of the
University of North Carolina's
department of sociology and 31 of
his students are making a study
to determine whether Carolina
students are amusing themselves
in a dangerous manner.
of Judge Lynch; "A Rising
Wind," which is a report on the
Negro soldier in the European
Theater of War. Mr. White has
been awarded the John Simon
Guggenheim Memorial Founda
tion Fellowship for creative
writing in prose in France. His
autobiography, "A Man Called
White," appeared in 1948.
MAIN FEATUItKS STAKT
STATE: "A Kiss for Corliss,"
1:27, 3:30, 5:33, 7:36, 9:41.
VARSITY: "Mourning Be
comes Electra," 1:37, 4:03, 6:29,
8:55.
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