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October 3, 1952
THE TWIG
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By BETTY MILLER
Music is rather slow in taking
to the air this year, but once it
gets started, all non-music stu
dents might as well wave good
bye to music majors. We started
preparing for our winter hiber
nation Thursday. It was really
wonderful to see twenty-one
freshman music majors signing
up for practice hours.
Miss Donley has her usual
large group in chorus this year.
There are seventy voices. Twen
ty of these girls sang at the
meeting of the Raleigh Bible So
ciety in our auditorium re
cently.
Have you met the new music
faculty members? Mr. Edwin
Blanchard is the new voice in
structor, and Miss Axworthy is
the new theory and piano in
structor. In case you didn’t
know. Miss Janet Anderson was
married last summer, and Miss
Ruth Woodman decided the Air
Force was more in her line. We
surely were sorry to lose those
two teachers.
The Civic Music Concerts
sound as though they’re going
to be terrific, don’t they?
Here’s the order in which
they’ll come:
November 24, Alexander Brail-
owsky, pianist
December 16, Robert Shaw
Chorale and Symphony Or
chestra
January 7, The Ballet Theatre
January 30, Jerome Hines,
Bass-Baritone
March 4, Indianapolis Sym
phony Orchestra
Somebody showed me a pic
ture of Jerome Hines, and he’s
just out of this world. He’s six
foot seven, twenty-eight years
old, and good looking. He’s a
star in the Metropolitan Opera
Company, to boot. Even if he
does come during exams, he’s
worth missing a night’s study.
The Sigma Alpha Iota Music
Fraternity is giving a “welcome
tea” for the new music students
next Thursday. See you then!
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DEANS LIST STUDENTS
(Continued from page one)
Jeannette Alice Leopard, Caro-
lynn Joan Little, Pattie Marie
Loftin, Lillian Sung-hsi Lu,
Betsy Brooks McGee, Jessie Me
lissa • Matthews, Mary Gordon
Maxwell, Patty Ray Melvin,
Dorothy Ann Miller, Jean An
nette Miller, Dora Ellen Moore.
Bonny Lynn Morgan, Bar
bara Angelia Morris, Pearl
Joan Neighbors, Honora Mayne
Parker, Virginia Ann Partin,
Sandra Jean Peterson, Joyce
Ellen Phillips, Julia Presson,
KITTY BARBEHENN COMPLETES
BASIC NAVAL TRAINING
Katherine Ann Barbehenn, a
senior art major, has completed
the basic phase of the Naval Re
serve Officer Candidate Pro
gram for Women held at the
U. S. Naval Training Center,
Bainbridge, Maryland, during
July and August.
After Kitty completes the ad
vanced phase of the ROC (W)
Program in a second six-week
summer session and receives
her degree, she may be commis
sioned an Ensign in the Naval
Reserve. During her six week’s
tour of duty she served as Art
Editor of “Rocs And Rills,” the
ROC School’s yearbook.
The ROC (W) Program, now
in its third year, is patterned
after a similar summer program
for college men. The co-ed can
didates are given a listening
knowledge of naval history and
law, gunnery, and navigation.
The areas in which they achieve
skill are Naval Administration
and communications. It is to
these fields that graduates of
the ROC (W) School, already
on active duty have been as
signed.
Matel Royal, Leah Olive Scar
borough, Barbara Carol Schet-
tler, Ann Doughty Seagrove,
Mary Jo Shaw, Patricia Karyne
Smathers, Betty Louise Smith,
Velma Dwaine Smithwick, El-
ma Janet Stallings, Phillis Kelly
Strickland.
Dwan Ann Swindell, Janet
Avery Tatum, Phyllis Lou
Trible, Marilyn Morrissette Up
church, Sarah Page Weaver,
Betty Jo Welch, and Carolyn
Marie Wood.
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The School is staffed by Re
serve Officers recalled for the
summer from schools and offi
ces across the nation. The can
didates themselves follow a
military schedule. They are
quartered }n barracks and
dressed in summer gray, move
in platoon formation to classes,
chow, and the drill hall. They
keep a 24-hour watch in their
own areas, stand inspections,
and pass in review with other
naval units.
During the 1952 session fre
quent excursions to nearby na
val installations such as the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, the Tay
lor Model Boat Basin, and the
Naval Academy at Annapolis
gave the officer trainees a
glimpse of the working Navy.
Nor has the social aspect of their
training been neglected. Ex
change dances with men prepar
ing for training at the Academy
were arranged while week-end
liberty permitted the ROCs to
go ashore in informal groups as
far as Washington, D. C., or New
York or entertain their guests
on the station.
Greetings
and
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GRANDDAUGHTERS^ CLUB
HOLDS FIRST MEETING
The first meeting of the
Granddaughters’ Club was held
Wednesday, September 24 in
the faculty parlor in honor of
the incoming members. A brief
synopsis of the coming year’s
program was given.
The new Granddaughters’
are: Suzanne Davis, Claire
Parker, Betty Smith, Joan
Blowe, Mary Louise Cornwell,
Florette Peele, Mary Ellen Sco
field, Marjorie Thore, Betty
Vance, Margaret Tucker, Phoe
be Barnhardt, Mary Jo Pinner,
Sara Page Weaver, Catherine At
kins, and Ann Barwick.
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