Schedule Listed
For School Year
The academic schedule has re-1
cently been announced for 1955-1
56. Fall term registration will
be held Sept. 21-24. Fees must be
paid by noon Saturday, Sept. 24. j
Classes will begin Monday. Sept. t
26. Monday. Oct. 10 is the last !
day to register or freely change!
courses Saturday. Oct. 1 and ’
Saturday, Oct. 15 are holidays,
due to football games in Portland
on those dates. University Char- j
ter Day will lie Tuesday, Oct. 19.
Thanksgiving vacation will be
Thursday, Nov. 24 through Sun
day. Nov. 27. Preliminary advis
ing conferences for winter term
will be held Tuesday. Nov. 29.
Final examinations for fall term
will be Wednesday, Dec. 14
through Tuesday. Dec. 20.
Winter Term
Registration for winter term
will be Tuesday. Jan. 3. with
classes beginning on Wednesday.
Jan. 4. Saturday. Jan. 7 is the
last day to pay fees without
penalty. The last day to register
or change courses is Monday.
Jan. 16.
Preliminary advising confer
ences for spring term will be held
on Tuesday. Feb. 2S. Final exam
inations for winter term will be
Campus Briefs
• Sophomore women who are
Duckling counselors for the
YWCA should contact their,
freshman women before Thurs
day. according to Eileen Lmd
blad. YW adviser. Questions
should be directed to the YW
office in Gerlinger hall.
• All members of Emerald
upper staff will meet Wednesday
at 7:30 p.m. in the Emerald
office. Staff membeis who can
not attend should contact Gor
don Rice, editor, before then.
• Band members will meet
Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in Ger
Jinger Annex for special re
hearsals. All members muse
attend.
• YWCA cabinet members un
able. to attend the retreat should
contact Jean Sandine or Ger
maine LaMarche immediately.
W€ WILL BE HAPPY
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ALL OF YOUR
PORTRAIT NEEDS
f WE
FEHLY STUDIO
Phone 4-3432
for an appointment.
H. D. Fehly, CR. P.
1214 Kincaid
On The Campus
Monday, March 12 through Sat
urday. March 17.
Spring Term
Spring term registration will
be March 26. with classes begin
ning the following day Fees
must be paid by Saturday noon.
March 31. Monday, April 9. us
the last day to register or free
ly change couises. There will be
no classes on Memorial Day,
Wednesday. May 30. Final exam
inations will be Monday. June 1
through Saturday, June 9
Tryouts to Be Held
For 'Pennypacker'
Tryouts for the first show of
the 1955-56 University Theatre
season, "The Remarkable Mr.
Pennypacker." will be held Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sept. 26. 27 and 28, in the main
auditorium of the University
Theatre.
Daniel Krempel. director, lias
announced that he is looking for
youthful types as well as char
acter actors, and will also'need
several girls w ho have had soon
ballet experience. Tryouts are
open to all University students.
Band, Choral Activities
Open for All Students
Music school activities, which
include band, chorus and orches
tra, are open to all students
on campus and one term-hour's
credit may be obtained from par
ticipation in each.
Students interested in band
should contact R. S. Vagner, di
rector. in Music building 111, or
assistant director i. D. Lee. old
music building 101.
High school band experience
will be considered in making se
lections. with tryouts to be held
in some instances. Students in
terested should contact the direc
tors before September 23.
Included under choral groups
are the Choral Union, University
Singers and Madrigal Singers.
The choral union will present
Monart's “Requiem" in connec
tlon with the Mozart Festival,
(luring winter and .spring terms
Previous experience with high
school choral work Is enrollment
requirement. Non-music major
should contact M. D. HI singer.
Music tl2 before registering.
The University Singers Is a
concert group, which will present
concerts both on and off campus,
as Well as hold an annual tour.
Auditions are membership prerc
uuisite, and Risinger should be
contacted. .
Madrigal Singers is a small en
semble which performs madrigals
and folk songs. Risinger is also
in charge of this group.
The orchestra and other
smaller ensembles are open to
qualified students. Director is
George Boughton, Music 2(H.
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