Band Concert Draws
Demands For Encores
An enthusiastic audience ap
plauded the excellen tmusicianship
displayed by the University band
in their conceit in the school of
music auditorium last night.
Evelen musical selections, in
cluding three encores, were per
formed under the able direction of
John H. Stehn, associate professor
of music.
Precision was displayed by the
band in “Bouree” by Bach, the
first number on the program. Two
Weber selections, “Oberon Over
ture” and “Concertino” for clari
net followed. Marked crescendos
and descrescendos were evident in
the ovrture.
Margaret Holm, gave a fine per
formance as clarinet soloist with
the group in the Weber concer
tino. Her runs were especially
clear.
Ford Interviews
Planned Monday
Applicants for the “Ford Field
Training- Program” will be inter
viewed by David G. Mhrquardt,
Ford Motor company representa
tive next Monday, in the graduate
placement office, Emerald hall.
Marquardt, Ford supervisor of
college recruitment, salaried per
sonnel, will conduct a general meet
ing at 9 a. m., followed by individu
al interveiws.
Seniors who wish to secure in
terveiw appointments should' con
tact the graduate placement office
immediately to fill out the neces
sary forms.
“The Ford Training Program
leads into all of the professional
level occupations in the huge Ford
organization,” Karl W. Onthank,
placement service director, said
yesterday.
“Pay is especially good for such
tranining programs, but the re
cruiting department is highly se
lective.”
USA Meeting
An organizational meeting of
the USA council will be held to
day in 207 Chapman. All dele
gates are asked to attend.
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“Fantasia trom "uie wamure
by Wagner displayed power in the
brass sections, while “Perpetual
Motion” by Strauss was charac
terized by quick, light, accurate
playing.
Vocal soloist in “Prelude to Act
II, and “Dicht Teure Halle,” from
Tannhouser” by Wagner was Bar
bara Detrick, soprano. A good bal
ance between Miss Detrick’s sing
ing and the band accompaniment
was maintained.
Prokofieff’s “Marche from Love
of the Three Oranges” was played
in a light, amusing manner. Rich
bass notes predominateed in the
“Second Hungarian Rhapsody” by
Liszt, last number on the evening’s
program.
Included as one of the three en
cores demanded by the audience
was a Sousa march, “Invincible
Eagle.”
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twin boys, Robert and Richard, who were bom March 27 at Plainwell,
Mich. Her husband is in the armed forces. (AP Wire Photo)
State Scholarship
Applications Due
State fee scholarship applies
tions must be filed in the regi;
trar’s office by 5 p.m. Friday, til
office announced yesterday.
These scholarships pay $22 p«
term, and an additional amour
for non-Oregon residents.
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Jean Lovell:
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attend this meeting.
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