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About The Grantonian (Portland, Ore.) 19??-???? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1966)
■ --------------------------- -—---------------------------------------------------- ■ ———--------------------- Illustration by Rosemary Meier— Nancy O'Brien joins competition for National Miss Date-Setter uses of different materials, the by Lorna Viken Senior Nancy O’Brien quali properties of fabrics, and infor fied for competition in the Celan mation on the textile industry. “I want to go into commercial ese National Miss Date-Setter art or fashion design so this is contest for 1966 and received a 14-karat gold charm bracelet af good background for my ca ter winning the preliminary con reer,” commented Nancy on the test sponsored by Charles F. benefits of entering the contest. Judged in New York city, the Berg. National winners of the essays should show practical ap 300-word essay contest will plication of information, correct be announced today. Grand terminology, originality, and prize is a discotheque party, clarity of thought. The chairman of fashion de a catered affair, whenever and with as many guests as sign at Parson’s School of De sign, the head of Ford Modeling the winner requests. Entertainment by a popular Agency, and the teen editor of musical group, decorations, and the New York Post are judges. food will be provided. Celanese, a contemporary fiber company, will award ten-piece wardrobes of holi day, school, and dating fash ions to the seven runners-up. After planning and drawing designs for a teenage wardrobe, Nancy explained in essay-form Celebrating Christmas will be features in her designs specify the French club with an alumni ing the most appropriate mate dinner December 28 and the rial for use in making a particu Russian club with a party De lar article of clothing. cember 20. Prior to the contest, Nancy “We are inviting Russian club was sent pamphlets and the students from all the Portland names of 12 books supplying the Public high schools plus David Douglas,” stated Helen Wall, president. Student organization club “The entertainment planned the party includes Russian to sponsor function for dances, songs and skits,” she ex Opportunity OSU, a student plained. “Our purpose in having organization at Oregon State the party is to meet Russian stu university whose purpose is to dents from other schools and inform high school seniors about have an evening of enjoyment SKI LODGE SCENE from the Christmas program is rehearsed college and student life in gen Russian style.” by members of the senior choir. “Christmas at Grant, 1966” is eral, will be sponsoring a Christ Invitations were sent to all the the theme of the program which will be presented Wednesday mas function on Monday, in the past members of the French club at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. choir room at 7:30 p.m. for their dinner to be held at the choir singing “The Christmas the orchestra. The final number Several OSU students will talk, home of Kim Patterson. The din Story” accompanied by a brass will be “The Hallelujah Chorus” and entertainment and refresh ner will be a potluck with mem and percussion ensemble from in which all senior choir alumns ments will follow. All interested bers of the present French club will be invited to sing. bringing the food. seniors are invited to attend. Choirs to present program by Mary Jane Hulett “Boy, I’m sure glad we decided to have all the small ensembles come out here to the Lodge! We can ski, and sing, eat and sing, flirt and_ ” “Let’s sing some songs while we’re waiting!” “Let’s do ‘Winter Wonder land’.” And thus the musical program “Christmas at Grant” will begin. The program will be present ed Wednesday to the public at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. It will also be presented to the student body Wednesday and Thursday in assemblies. Opening the program will be a ski lodge scene complete with a fireplace, Christmas tree and the ensembles who will be dressed in ski clothes sitting around the fire. Traditional car ols will be presented in this scene, including “Skaters Waltz.” An orchestral selection will be presented under the direction of Eugene Kaza. Following the orchestra will be a secred setting in which the full choir will sing. The fresh man and junior choirs will join forces in this scene to sing three songs. The program will end with the Parties scheduled by language dubs as holiday nears
