Baritone's Recital
Planned for Sunday
wayne Sherwood, senior in mu
sic, will present a voice recital Sun
day, February 13, at 4r p. m. in the
school of music auditorium.
Accompanying the baritone Sher
wood, will be Sylvia Killman, grad
uate student in music, who has been
his accompanist since they were
seniors together at Franklin high
school in Portland.
Included in the singer s program
will be a cycle of two songs, “The
Fly” and “The Sick Rose,” written
especially for Sherwood by Thad El
vigion, University graduate student
in piano composition. Elvigion re
cently completed these two num
bers and they will be sung for the
first time Sunday.
Among other numbers to be sung
by Sherwood are "Credo” from
“Othello” by Verdi, “Do You Re
member” by Levitzki, “Sailormen”
by Wolfe and “Vier ernste Gesange”
by Brahms. The Brahms selection,
a favorite of Sherwood’s, is taken
from the Bible.
This is Sherwood’s third year at
the University. He attended Mult
nomah junior college in Portland
Atom Bomb
Discussion
To Be Held
Control of atomic energy will be
the problem discussed at a joint In
ternational Relations club—Unit
ed World Federalists meeting at
7:30 p. m. Tuesday in 207 Chapman.
Forum speakers will be Egeert
Wengert, head of the political sci
ence school, and R. T. Ellickson, as
sociate dean of the graduate school
and professor of physics.
In 1946 Wengert worked with the
Atomic Energy commission in
transfering atomic control from
military to civilian hands. Ellick
son was a physicist at Oakridge
while the bomb was still a top sec
ret.
Glenn Morgan, IRC president,
said the subject had reached a new
phase of seriousness since “the ac
tion of the United Nations Atomic
Energy Committee in ceasing to
meet in view of the lack U. S.—Russ
agreement.”
Herb Weiss, president of the Eu
gene Student Federalists of the
UWF, said “atomic control is a ser
ious question and should be handled
by the UN.
“This was impossible in the past
because of lack of UN authority ov
er the member nations.
“Our purpose in presenting this
problem is to clarify the issue in the
hope that people will come to real
ize the necessity for a strong inter
national government.”
Following the forum, the film
“Where Will You Hide,” concerning
the effects of an atom bombing, will
be shown through the auspices of
the Audio Visual department.
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! for two years before spending a
year with the Navy in welfare and
recreation work. While in the Navy
he toured with an USO show titled
"Salt Water Daffy.”
During his University career he
was soloist in “The Messiah,” by
Handel, played the romantic male
lead of "Mac Heath” in “The Beg
gar’s Opera” by John Gay and por
trayed “Figaro” in the “Marriage
of Figaro”'by Mozart. He is also a
member of Psi chapter of Phi Mu
Alpha Sinfonia, men’s professional
music fraternity.
Last year Sherwood appeared
with the Portland Symphony orch
estra as a result of taking first
place in the men’s vocal division of
the state-wide Symphony Young
Artist contest.
Radio has also claimed Sher
wood’s vocal talents. He wrote and
presented his own 15 minute pro
gram over KPFM in Portland dur
ing the summer of 1947. In addition
he has sung over station KOIN in
Portland and KORE in Eugene.
There wilj be no admission charge
for Sunday’s program.
UO Delegates
To Attend Meet
On Personnel
Eleven university officials and
faculty members are now in Port
land attending the annual confer
ence of the Northwest Council of
Guidance and Personnel associa
tions.
The three-day meeting, which
began yesterday, has as its theme
“Personnel Work: Time to Take
Stock.” It will include special sec
tions on all phases of high school
and college personnel work.
Speakers from the University
will include Leona E. Tyler, asso
ciate professor of psychology, who
will act as chairman of the general
session "Aggressive Attittudes and
the Counseling Process.”
Also speaking on this subject
will be Paul Eiserer, assistant pro
fessor of education and psychology.
Other UO speakers are J. S.
Carlson, director of the counseling
center, who will discuss "Pre-Test
ing and Pre-Counseling for High
School Graduates,” and Robert
Clark, assistant to the dean of the
college of liberal arts, who will rep
resent the college teacher in the
panel discussion, "Talcing Stock of
the Teaching Faculty’s Role in the
Personnel Program."
The Oregon delegation to the
conference includes Prof. Tyler,
Mr. Carlson, Prof. Eiserer, Assist
ant Dean Clark, C. L. Constance,
registrar, J. D. Kline, assistant
registrar, Mrs. Golda Wickham, di
rector of women’s affairs, D. M.
DuShane, director of student af
fairs, V. S. Fogdall, director of
men’s affairs, K. W. Onthank, di
rector, graduate placement service,
and H. C. McMurtry, assistant pro
fessor of psychology.
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