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XXXVIII 2531 Woman's College of the Univer "■ of North Carolnia. Greensboro, N. C, January 15,1958
"Les Chanteurs de Paris" With Andri Varel and Charly Bailly
Sponsored By Lecture-Entertainment Series To Appear Feb. 3
TK— ■ i ->- ....II __. __* ._ .... „ , Si The French win arrive—and In
full force—when Varel and Bailly,
top song wrltlni duo. will appear
here at WC, February 3, at IN
P m to Aycock Audllorlum, as
part of the I^ture-Entortalnaaeot
With them will be "Lea Cttan-teurs
de Paris." their eoreplfmen-tary
ensemble of seven youthful
male stagers who, with the fa-mous
team's repertoire of classic
hits, a* well as a new group of
songs, will prove once again that
—as »11 New York crfoes agreed
—"this Is one of the best music*
grotrps to be heard tn America
In Years."
Xndre' Varel ana Charly Bailly,
lyricist, and composer-plmut re-spectively,
make this one of their
many stops on a nation-wide tour
undertaken by popular demand as
a result of their outstanding suc-cess
during their North American
debut last season, which Included
a four-week uppearance 'at the
Waldorf-Astoria's Empire Room
and guest engagements on the Ed
Sullivan and Carry Moore shows.
Known to followers of ' "popular"
music here previously through
their great hits—"Amour." "Leiat WC two years ago. Two wears
Ciel." "Est-Ce Ma Paute." andjago Varel and Bsfilly engasjrt the*
many others—now In the perm-1 met, as the choral part of their
NUMBER"VZ
Dike Wrecking Crewflass of '58 Loses 35 Members
SMclvAerS!!0n!As ** SemeS,er NeorS E"d
VI PlUYei DUHQlny Thirty-five seniors are candi- lish; Alice Mixon Daughtry. Pri-act
'Educated at the DtaiversBy
of Paris, they claim Uaat tthetr
grnup contains one IsaeUecuaU.
one gastronome, one dandy, one
daredevil.
anent repertoires of performers
Lena Home, Jacqueline Francois.
Patachon. Plaf. Toni Arden and so
on, the famous team will again
be seen and heard by most of'hero, one comedian,
America uver major television net- sard one adventurer.
work shows. "Varel and Bailly have together
Philippe. Michel. Pierre. Rich- composed more than erne hundred
ard. Maurice. Bernard, and Aubert i songs.' most of which nan '*een
comprise the singing ensemble of nils. They have beea "waxen*' by
seven. -Who chorally Interpret the Odcon In Paris and *mgel record-vlgneTtea.
satires, songs .and mus-ical
tales of these composers are
gnuraattea of the famous choirboy
group "The Little Singers of
ParK", famous through the world
for vocal perfection and expert
lngs In the US. and-*s indurated
■above—are always m the reper-toires
of other musical celebrities.
They work In perfect hamony.
because—as they ssxplalrt-^thelr
songs are not baaed on "theses'
musicianship, who performed here but are created tar the -sheer
White Appoints Rita 6099s
As StudentGov'tSecretary
Kack 'White. President of SI
dent Government Association, na^
announced the appointment 'Of
Rita Boggs as secretary of BOA
Rita will replace Loul COB Freeae
Rita, a member of the Junior:
class, was a member of Freshman
cosamiaslon. and a member of nail
Board her freshman year. Sciihs-more
year she was secretary *f
her (Haas, and chairman of Dais*'
Chain
This year.Rita, who is majoring
In Ekmamtary Education, Is ai
member or Hall Board, and It Jun-ior
Oaas Editor of PINE NEE-DLES.
She serves also as chairman
of BlandmObUe
pleasure ts*y may give.
Next IB Ithe Lecture-BntertikOi-ment
Series. Feb. 14. will be TBaly
Ley, one <of the world's foraaost
authorities on rockets, stnaospner-
Ic flight and Interplanetary ex-ploration
study, who will speak
on "Tkse1 Conquest of apace':.
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Joanne Heath To Give
Senior Voice Recital
Jeanne May HeBth. 'soprano.,
win Give a senior recital January!
18 at 8:00 p. sa. in the Music
BtrTJttrng Recital Hall. Joanne, a'
music education major, concen-trating
on voice, will tst accom-panied
by vlaBrests Anne Cole
and Mary Chartes Earnhardt, anil
Janice Manning.-piano.
Her program is as follows:
"Have You Seen But 'A White
LSllie Grow?", Anonymous; "In
Darkness Let Me Dwell." by Dow-land;
"Cujus Anrmam TJementen "
Irom "Sabat MsHer." by Pugahse;
My Jesus Is My Lasting Joy,"'t>y
Buxtehude.
'The second part of 'the program
will Include; "Verbargenhe*."
"Fussriese", 'TJas Verlassene Mag-cneln
" and "Be fats: by W6»e
This will be folhrwed by "81 Ml
Chtan a no Mtmi," from FucctsU's
"La Boheme".
Part four Inr Index "Oh Quaxd
Je Dols." by Liszt-, and-Psyche-"
by Paladllhe.
The program wtfl close with:
"On Death." by Diamond; "ma-
Stan." by Klein; *A Farm"Picture,"
by Luenlng; and finally "How Bo
I "Love Thee?" by Dello.Jolo.
Effiott Hal Prepares
For Dan Cupid Among
Other Feb. Activities
A dinner dance with a Valentine
theme wfl) begin the xchetule til
events in 'Elliott Ha5 second se-mester.
On Feb. 1 ""CTctosals'' wtll
tie served from S-SSO n. m. In
Sharpe Lounge. The buffet dinner
*C1 be served In the uallraim'from
6:30-7.JO. Bob Rteh's Ursuest.a
mil jruvide music t«I dar.cing
from TM-llA Saadontfl 'wishing
to attend the dtrmer are urged to
make their reservations as soon as
possible. Tickets are 13 per~ffouple.
According to Mr. W. M. Murray,
Woman's College Business Man-gser,
Mclver Building will be com
pletely razed by tthe middle of
May and "construction on the new
building will start soon thereafter."
Rlke Wrecking Company of Wins-ton
Salem has been contracted to
demolish the old building.
J. N. Pease and Company of Char-lotte
are doing the architecture for
the new Mclver Memorial Build-ing.
Construction of the new build-'English;
ing was made possible through •
one million dollar appropriation
by the North Carolina General As-sembly.
Nine hundred and ten thou-sand
dollars will be alloted for
actual construction, with the re-maining
$90,000 going toward fix-ures
for the building.
The building will ye approximate-ly,
the same size as the old building
dates for graduation following the:mary Education: Jane Elisabeth
end of this semester's work. These
students are as follows:
Betty Sue Ammons, Sociology;
Nsncy Carolyn Bowman, English;
Nancy Tharrlngton Boyd, Psy-chology;
Judith Maria Burch,
Home Economics. Claudette But-ler
English; Blllle Jean Cansler.
History: Elisabeth Ann Carnegie.
Art; Saundra Elisabeth Craddock,
Barbara Ann Caudle
Hoke. Sociology; Meda Cash Qrtgg
Howell. Sociology: Evelyn Suggs
Hanes, BSSA; Margaret Patricia
Helgeaen, Primary Education:
Suzanne Glenn, Spanish: Adelaide
Jean Fuller, Primary Education;
Claire Jacoby, BSSA; Martha
Sparks Jester, History; Phyllis
Gertrude Klstler, Home Econom-ics;
Joy Hunter Lambert. BSSA;
Peggy Louise Lewis. English; Eve-
Seniors To Turn In
Application Pictures
AH seniors are requested to
bring their application pictures to
""f **"■» l0C1,ed ■ tn' ""» the Placement Office. There are
site, covertng an area of T5,0U0 feet
The cornerstone taken from Mclver
Building on Founder's Day, Oct. 5
957 will be placed la the new
builflrag
Classes have not been held la
History;' Edna Bruce Dowdy, Eng-' *»" LoWe' ■«"«««* Eduction;
Joyce McRorle, Elementary Edu-cation;
Gloria Ann Maready. Eng-lish;
Ann Clavert Marshall. Pri-mary
Education; Mary Lou Mar-tin,
Bachelor of Music; Barbara
King Moss, English: Leslie Hall
Paynter, Bachelor of Music; Lois
Amelia Prlvette .Elementary Edu-cation;
Mary Recce SherrUl,
Bachelor of Fine Arts; Margaret
Diana stampley. Primary Educa-tion;
Sally Blackwe11 Warmington.
Home Economics; Jane Graves
Wharton. BSSA; Frances 8trother
Yost. BSSA.
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also several seniors who have not
yet brought their blue registra-tion
card to the Placement Office.
A senior cannot have an Interview
until she is registered with this
McTeer Building darts* the past <*ra
yesr. however, faculty members'' The following recruiting dates
oMces were hansed fcere last year. jnav' o**n scheduled by the Place-
C■ ■Its—a on Page I 'm,,,a Office.
o { Feb. 4—School representatives
of Fairfax County. Virginia.
Feb. 5—School representatives
of Arlington, Virginia schools.
Representatives of David Taylor
Model Basin—particularly Inter-
Rebecca Spasidlng, Alice OrYf- /"sted in math, chemistry, and
iln and enelda Kepler, members 'physics majors,
of the WC Inter-Varsity Christian i F*b- 12—School representative*
Fellowship, attended the Fifth jof Nassau. New Jersey 'near New
International 'Missionary Convert-IYork CTW
tton offtie r«er-Varstty Chrtstlan j F^0 IS — Representative of
FeBowsnlp raid December 27-91'T"1"1 v- 8. Xrmy—recruiting 'for
at The TJTnlvcrslty of mtneas. Physical therapists, dtelillans. and
Fea:tured speakers Included Dr. yocathwial Ctteraplsra.
WC Shidenh Attend
Inter-Varsity Meet
BTrty 'Graham. Dr. Harold J. Oc-kenga.
Boston; Dr. DonsM Grey
The dance Is opea to«ll students Barrfrrause. "Philadelphia; T>.»a-
News Briefs
Nancy Ball. Judy Jamlaan. .assd
Eleanor Turnige.
ALITMNAE HEWS
MAaTVTN MACDONALD
. The AsBeriean Ballet Theater.
one of the events scheduled by
the Marvin McDonald Series, will
appear on the stage of Ayooek
Auditorium January 29. Starring
In the presentation will be Nora , Midwinter Meeting. Members will
Kaye. John Krlza. Erik Bruha. Iconveaie at 12:15 p. m. f«r a luach-
Lupe Serrano. Vrolette Verdy. Seett 'eon Jn the lounge of the Mary
Douglas. Ruth Ann Koesun. and
Michael Liand The company.
which consists «f one hundred
free in* charge.
There will be a Ballroom movie
Sunday. Feb. 2 and anduber one
Feb. II. These will be announced
In the downstairs lobby
Saaurday. Feb. 8 at 810 p. ra.
there will be an Informal record
dance In the gsmeroDm df Elliott
HaYl
Tbe Special Events Committee
with Martha Twrk -as ills newly
elected chairman, will help Ellis
SUm- put on a 'Bridal' Fashion
Shaw Tuesday. February 9. This
win be held la the Ballroom at
7:«* p. m.
Fboruary 4 there <wUMN a coffee
breax from 3 S0-VI5 » m in
Sharpe Loussre.
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DrJhif-en Speaks
To Commercial (lass
Tn,- fommrrrirfj Class met
Tuesday, January 1. at 3:30 p. ra-in
the Library Lecture FM11. After
the regular order of business.
The Advancement and flaos- Qaylp H,^ y,,^ -president and
mem Institute has announced Program Chairman of the class.
Placement Directory Key
To Summer Employment
strmi Toyotome. Tokyo; and "Dr
Kenndth Strachsn and Tteverend
Tsraai Garcia, Baa Jose. Costa
XkcB.
The Inta-matlonal Missionary
Convention, sponsored erery'Briree
years by later-Varsity, iilves stu-ednts
a chance to meet with rep-resentatives
from ewery vatMf the
Fashion School Announces
Contest For Fellowships
Tobe-Coburn School for Fashion
Careers In New York City an-nounced
recently that up to four
Fashion Fellowships will be award-ed
this year In thetr twentieth
annual nation-wide contest among
senior college women. Each fel-lowship
covers the full tuition of
81250 for the One Year Course
for the yesr 1958-1959. All senior
women graduating before August
publication of then- 1»58 World- lntrodaced Dr. Lyda Gordos. Shlv-j
Wide Summer Placement THrecU «.„ or tne mm,u Deponent.
6n Saturday, Febraar, i, the 0ry^FT1 T"*"?, " ** ^^ ■" " ^ of
Alumnae Association^^ 1U | tl"'^1"!?'^^"Z?!? 'arloustoplcs which v«l beUught
by her in Ihe manlage course
given for the Commercial students
during the second semester.
There .are three resaiireraents
Wr8aniGiies Concert
Ontter Direction ol Holroyd
The CoDege Band, directed by
■IMBlM' Holroyd wTa present a
band concert tonight *t "B -p. m.
■ thr FJhvtt RaTI Ballroom.
The program wfll combat of
"Prehsde and Fugue rnDTBInor."
Ch; "Qruaaders Ovesture".
BuCrHea; "Hymn of Praise'."' Moz-art;
'Tflntary Sympneny hi F,"
Owssec. "Air for Band,' Ertckson:
and "By Faar Lady." terrier and
Loare.
Anne Shlpwash. Delatae Routh.
and Ogla Crabtree wTTl piny T»UK-liT's
HOb.lay" • oy Andersen
Feb. 14—Langley Field. Vkmlnla
—interested In math, chtaalstry
o
WCUrTCGraffBle Joins
Faculty As An Instructor
Mr. P_ j. Aller^ Hesil of the
Commer*al DepaMment. has an-nounceo
»ihat Mrs Dortlhy Scott
Damen tias ban, employed as a
Shorthsiad lnstrudtor In the Com-mercial
Depattnrant far the sec-ond
semester.
Mrs. Da men nrradtuted from
Wonurt* CbBege with a B.SB.A.
degree. Whole a student on the
campus, sh't was an honor busi-ness
teacher.-She then did post-graduate
w ark -4t WC and at the
University <if'North Carolina
During her ^various teaching
experiences, stre was head of the
Business D-iparhnent at Greens-boro
High Behom ami last year,
Mrs. TJami in rastructed In the
Business Ed ueattan Department of
31. 1958 are eligible to apply.
The New York school offerj;
fellowships yearly to encourage
able college graduates to enter a
field which holds unusual ad-vancement
opportunities for well-trained
young women. Graduates
hold Jobs In buying, advertising,
styling, rsdlo snd television, and
magazine editorial work.
The One Year Course at Tobe-
Coburn emphasizes actual contact
with fashion Industry through lec-tures
by fashion personalities; vis-its
to manufacturers, department
stores, buying offices, fashion
shows and museums: and ten full
weeks of working experience, with
pay. In New York stores and other
fashion organizations.
Now attending Tobe-Coburn as
holders of the 1957-1958 fellow-ships
are graduates of the Uni-versity
of Michigan, University of
Oklahoma. Sweet Briar College
and University of Wisconsin.
Senior women may secure Fas-hion
Fellowship registration blanks
from the Fashion Fellowship, Sec-
Woman's C Ulege For the years retary. Tobe-Cobum School for
1958 and 19.17 She held the office I Fashion Careers". |
of Secretary f Delta PI Epsllon Avenue. New York 21 Newport
business frat 11958.
Franctt, Stone Building. The
da for the meeting consists of a
report from the College Alumnae
dancers, will be accompanied by Conference, reports from the N«
a symphony orcheatrs.
Next In the series will be Manto-vanl
and his orchestra which will
perform Feb. 7.
FRESHMAN CLASS
Dolores Orayson, president of
the Freshmen class, has appoint-ed
the following committees: song
committee, the chairman of which
is Emily Herring: motto commit-tee
headed by Phyllis Kaplan, and
publicity committee led by Diane
Chambers.
Members of the song committee
are Eleanor Early. Lee Bellaver.
Adlaide Cromartie. and Janice
Caps. The motto committee Is
and ways to earn while they va-cation.
The new Directory gives descrip-tions
of the type of work available,
salary ranges, names and addreees
of employers requesting summer
far registering for this course as
an elective. A Commercial student
made up of Sarah Napier. Barbara I r»y Nausse. Woman's College Poet
Fonsaner and Anne Ootllng Pub- 'm Residence and Professor of Cre-llclty
will be handled by Eve Ros- | alive Writing read selections of
•en. Allda Swart Janice Caps, hli own poems
lnatlng Committee. Alumnae Fund,
and 1959 Budget. Nea- officers for
the association will be elected In
the spring.
ILLUSION
Televised by WUNC-TV. Chan-nel
4, on alternating Monday
nights from 9:00-9:30 p m.. "Il-lusion''
Is produced by Mr. Alton
Ward, a director of WUNC-TV. On
January 13. "Fishhook Gettys-burg"
from Stephen Benet's John
Brown's Body was the story for wide Summer Placement Directory
the program "Passages from the]is published annually by the staff
Bible" was the topic on January of the Advancement and °1-—
27 Narrators for these two pro-grams
were Mr. William Alapauph
«nd Mr. John Bablngton. Mr Ifur-'grfvancMBMal sTftM II ' Ihi (leid
"lucation since Mil Copies
employees Included are govern- !mus, tantlle of ^ fonwingre-mental
positions, steamship needa ouirements: (11 she must carry
under 17 ctock hours of subjects
Pat Edwards, ModerrvDay Cinderella
Besins A Skising Caneer With Beneke
dude ranches, travel tour agen-cies
abroad, work camps, service
projects, national parks, summer
camps, theaters and resorts.
A special section has been add-ed
for those students wishing to
use their rummer In trslnee pro-grams
for future career opportun-ities.
Positions are available In
more than forty fields of business.
during the second semester; m
*e must either be a transfer stu-dent
or an upperclassman; <Si
she must hare an over-all average
of B on first semester work.
This course Is tentatively sched -
uled for second period on Tues-days
and Thursdays In either Fer-ney
Building or s room located in
Industry, government, aclence. rec- ^ ubrtrJ A gnMt „,„ M ptacw,
reatlon and education. Ipil lhe Jtudmt bu„etln ^^ ,n
A current up to da_te_ World- porney whfre lhe Commerclal
Students will sign up for the
•neni Institute which has been a Dr John m,„ Neb<m^ mttmnr
I professional advls r- and „ Vtle Dlrtalty lichooli wU1 „,.
sent the Senior University Ser-mnn.
February 18 In Aycock Audl-m
«> be ordered from the Institute torlum. Jo ly-n Jameraoa la ehair-at
I'ox 99G Oreenpolnt Station
' Brooklyn 22. New York Cost Is 12 „„,„ c^m^ittee
BY BEBNIE »II.HOTa
We have a modern-day Cinder-ella
walking around on our cam-pus
In the form of Pat Edwards, a
pert little sophomore who resides
on the third floar of Nrw Oullford.
It sll began three years asm
when Pat was a Juntas- at Clyde
Irwln High school in Ashevlue.
N. C. Tex Beneke and his band
were In Ashevllle for a week play-ing
for a big automobile diowing.
Fat, who has always been Inter-ested
In singing, went backstage
and met him. They discussed her
vocal talents, ahe sang a number
for him. and he asked her right
away to go on tour with his band.
Pat's mother frowned on the
Idea as Pat was still in high school
snd only sixteen at the time. The
matter was dropped then, and Pat
thought no more of It until this
past fall when she was Invited
down to Duke for the "Shoe 'n
Slipper" week-end and learned
when she went up to say "Hello"
and asked for her address.
Then, a week before our Christ-mas
holidays, she walked out of
Psychology class to find Dean
regular vocalist had left, and he
asked Pat to fly .lov.n and Join
the band on It's tour.
Our by now excited Pat went
home, discussed it wlu» her par-ents,
and shortly thereafter found
herself in Texas on tour with a
famous-name band. They toured
•" °' the western and south-western
tsates. stopping for a big
engagement at the "Sands" in
Las Vegas
P*t tUrt«1 «nflng when she
was three, so she can remembe.-
no tune when she hasn't sung
Starling out with folk ballads,
she's hss her own radio and TV
shows In Ashevllle. She has also
«ung occasionally with Woody
Herman and Billy May. and last
year graced our own campus as
soloist for the Elliott Hsll chorus.
At present, the Tex Beneke band
Is taking a vacation from a year's
Mtt but when the playing In *'^^^~£\^ZZ^£**£ the event He remembered her Ing long distance from Texas His along wflth ihem