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m 9 n ( llolli TO MAKK TOl l{ The ••xirllnil choir at Chowan Collp,!>e has hfcn long pieparing for an extended tour thi? spring. Centered in ihe nieliire is Mr. Trellis G. Case. Acting Chairman of Chowan College Department of Music, surrounded hy memhers of his oiiManding ( hoir. First row. left to right. Joy A. Durham. Kichmoiul. Va.; Patricia Henson. Battlehoro: Sandra K Hare. Kden- ton- Hrenda K. I’revatt. Hamlet; Victoria Gay. Liberty; Patricia A. Villines. Koxhoro; Sukontha Stiphoothorn. Thadand; iMr. Case- Paula Coussens, Virginia Heach; Helen Ann Jenkins. Amelia. \’a.; Andra G. Cone. Muidleses; Mary D. liawles. Holland. \a,; Sandra P liray I rhaima. Va.; Doris D. Willetts. Bolivia: and Gl-nda I.. Kvans. W hiteville. Second row: Susan C. Bunch. Kdenton; Carolyn F. Moore, Seal.oard; Carol J. Maxwell. Springfiehl, Va.. Dolores W illiams. Durham; Betty Melton. Hamjiton. Va.: Carolyn K Bo'.erts Virginia Beach; Shirley A. Fves, Flizalieth City; Linda Johnson, Murfreeshoro; Mary 0. Johnson. Murfreesboro: Marth . Hr.'lland" Murfreeshoro; Alice Flaine Smith, Norfolk. Va.; Phyllis L. Brist.iw. Norfolk. Va.: and Flizaheth J. Newsome. Kich Square Third row: Thomas li. Treesh, Norfolk. Va.: Stephen K. Dickens. Enfield: Larry C. Robertson. Wdliamston; A. Thomas Foster C:hesapeake, Va.; James F. Smith, Leaksville; David F. W el.sler, Annapolis, Md.; Pete Day, Virgniia I5e,ich; Johnnie Taylor, Chesap’eake. Va.: Leeman Lamb, Chesapeake. Va,; Farl W. Neal. Jr.. Virginia Beach; and Lrnest C. Witt. Conway. Chowan College Choir Plans Tour This Month A 38-voice ensemble of students are rehearsing four days each week tuning up their voices in anticipation of their expected adventure into parts of Carolina. Under the direction of Trellis G. Case, acting chair man of the Department of Music, the students are preparing works from the Renaissance. Baroque, Clas sic, Romantic, Popular and Spiritual movements of music. For the sacred music portion of their repertoire, the students will perform in choir robes. After a short break, the students will return to perform their secular music in formal clothing. The girls have taken special care to blend all their different colored long dresses into quite a beautiful spectacle. Works to be performed on the tour are: SACRED Almighty and Everlasting God Gibbons-Greyson Jesus, Savior, come to me Cherubini Psalm 34 arr. Kirk Thee God We Praise arr. Tkach Create in me a clean heart, O God Mueller The Lord’s Prayer - Robertson ROMANTIC Sunday on the Rhine Schumann-Jenkins How Sad Flow the Streams Brahms We Wandered Brahms-Jenkins Thou Art Repose Schubert-Jenkins To Music - Schubert-Wilson POPULAR Autumn Leaves Hi Ho Nobodv Home arr. Bryden Ray Charles SPIRITUAL SPRING GRID PH.ACTICE—Coach James Garrison has started annual spring football practice sessions. Here memhers of hi.s 196! squad workout in blocking techniques. Scholarship Test Dates Announced The Competitive Honor Scholarship Committee at Cho wan College has announced that a number of students have made the necessary preparations for competition in the annual Com petitive Honor Scholarship Pro gram examinations at Chowan College The tests will be held on April 3 and 10. The original date of the tests was set for .April 10. but the additional date was added for the benefit of a number of stu dents who will be attending the annual Beta Club Convention. A number of the students were involved in that convention. Now students may select from either of the two dates for tests which are on Saturday mornings. The Competitive Honor Scholarship Committee, with the help of the admissions office, and patricularly Director o f Admissions Ross A. Cadle, will play host to the students while they are on the campus. The tests will be administered in the morning and students will enjoy lunch in the college cafeteria and be given a tour of the campus. Three Basic Groups The Competitive Honor Scholarship Program includes three basic groups of scholar ships, twenty-three in all. These scholarships range in value from $1,000.00 each to $300.00 each. Students are eligible for these competitive examinations by hav ing made application to the col lege and beiing accepted as well as completing the scholarship ap plication form and presenting same to the Competitive Honor Scholarship Committee. These scholarship forms may be acquir ed by writing the Competitive Honor Scholarship Committee, Box 247, Chowan College. Mur freesboro, N. C. Chowan renders additional scholarship aid to ministerial students, children of ministers, students from the Baptist Children’s Homes of North Caro lina, and students interested in religious education. W. C. Morrisette, Dean of the College, has announced that additional students interested in taking these exams must make immediate arrangements in or der to be eligible for the exami nations. With a date less than one month away every effort must be put forth by the student in order to become eligible. No limit has been set on the number of students who will compete for the exams. Sign on an electrical repair truck: ‘‘You phone — I'll wire.” Deep River arr. Ringwald My Soul is a Witness for My Lord arr. Rhea The choir’s accompanists are Mary Olivia Johnson, Carolyn Roberts, Alice Elaine Smith and Patricia Vil lines, each taking a group at which to assist. SUMMER SESSION at acer«d)>»d LINOTYPE — TILrTYPrSmW OPERATION Jun« 7 to Jvbf 13, 19*5 $2S0 l«elud«« room OHd fiMali •t Mm coII«90 Apply ^ PIroefor of ftrophlc Art* CHOWAN COLLEGE Mvrfr*«»boro, N. C. Flog and Pole Given to Chowan A 48-foot flag pole is on cam pus in a conspicuous location im mediately in front of the historic “Columns" building. The flag and flag pole were made possible by Mrs. Johnny McGhee of Route 3, Louisburg. The Circle K Club of Chowan College has taken the responsi bility, as a service club, of rais ing and lowering the flag daily. » I! {( OU>l^ ^ m PRFPARING FOR 1965 SFASON— Members of the Chowan football squad play a scrimmage game as [lart of their sprinj; workouts. Coach Garrison expects 1965. another winniiii! season in . . Fred . . . about that or ganization chart of yours. . . PAGE TEN THE CHOWANIAN
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