Band to Travel
To UW Game;
Concert on Way
University of Oregon band will
play for next week’s Oregon-Wash
ington game and for a Friday ev
ening rally immediately after ar
riving in Seattle, according to Di
rector John Stehn.
Leaving this morning at 8, the
band will spend the next two days
in travel. In addition to its Satur
day appearance in the Washington
stadium, the band will perform at
several Washington and Oregon
towns en route. Appearances will
be made at Salem high school, Ore
gon City, Portland, and Vancouver
Washington.
A rally parade will start Satur
day morning'from the band’s quar
ters at Seattle’s Frye hotel, con
tinuing through city streets. Prac
tice will be held in the stadium prior
to the game.
Ticket Winners
Posted in Co-op
Students eligible to attend the
OSC game will find their names
posted on lists in McArthur court,
the library and Co-op tomorrow
through Sunday.
They are requested to check
during these days to see if their
name is entered.
Next Monday those persons
whose last names begin with A
through H may purchase their
tickets at McArthur court. The
'Voice Like a Cello'
Carol Brice, contralto, who will sing tonight at 8:15 in McArthur
court. Miss Brice’s program appears below. (Also see story on page
one.)
Tuesday following those whose
names start with I through P
may buy tickets, and Wednesday,
those whose names begin with Q
through Z.
When buying their tickets stu
dents must present their student
body cards and athletic activity
books. The tickets will be sold
for $2.
Let's Go!
7 LET THE FOLKS AT HOME
, KNOW WHAT'S BEING DONE!
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UNIVERSITY of OREGON
EUGENE, OREGON
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Tonight's Progam
II mio bel foco .Benedetto Marcell
Lungi del caro bene.-.Giuseppe Sart
Danza, Danza, fanciulla! ..Francesco Durant
II.
Im Fruhling (In Spring) ...
Im Herbst (In Autumn) ....
Seligkeit (Happiness) .
Der Erlkonig (The Erlking)
.Robert Fran
.Robert Fran
Franz Schubci
..Franz Schubei
Aria: O mio Fernando, from “La Favorita” Gaetano Donizet
Intermission •
* IV.
Si mes vers avaient des ailes.
Chevauchee Cosaque ...
The day is no more.~
Floods of Spring .
V.
Talk about a chile that do love Jesus.
On my journey .
I cannot stay here by myself (Slave Lament)
Witness.
.Reynaldo Hah
.Feliv Fourdrai
.John A. Carpent*
Sergei Rachmanino.
.Arr. by Daws*
.Arr. by Boatm
..Arr, by Hall Johns*
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WAA Fun Night
Invites Students
The first WAA co-recreation
night of the year wil be tomorrow
night from 8 to 11 p. m. in Ger
inger hall according to Janice Neel
ey, chairman.
Square dancing, swimming, bad
minton (with racquets provided),
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on the program. \
The purpose of these evening
Miss Neely pointed out, is to gi'
the men and women on the camp
a chance to participate together
sports.
The engagement rate among w
men undergraduates is undoubtei
ly much higher than it was a gei
eration ago, and there is now a pe
ceptible marriage rate.”
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