’vith brillic ncu. The sccond section of tho program was lighter, but oqur.lly offoctivc, Thure were four mcvements from TschaikoEky' G ''Kutcrr.cker Suita", Saint-Saens "The Swan", for v.'hich Ii.arian Beers C''rr5.ed the solo on the celio, Strauaa’ "li^aperor V/altz" ■ and an aria from Verdi's opera "La Travi- f t «•> n Before the progran was ten minutes old, the large mixed audience v/as avrare that never before had there come to the College go expert an or chestra. Never before had J.oore Chapel listened to such delightful ir.usie. Encore after encore forced Lr, Kryl to take up his baton time and again and the coloratura sopra no, Rita /farcaijska to take many bov;s. ‘ AHCSKIS CHOIR TO APP3AJI In accordance rdth the fine musical traditions of the College and the de sire to keep those trad!itionG alive final arran^gement^ have been made for the appearance of the Ahoskie Choir i'ri a progran of sacred music in L.oore Auditorium in January. This ’.vill, luakfc the second annual appear ance of this choir of v.-ell- trained voices. The concert vdll take the place of the usual' Sundays' Vesper program. ALPHA KAPPA LI- TAPS 11^7./ luaiBSlS In an impressivo. ’ceremony on P"ri- day, rovom^bor 20th., Alpha Kappa Lu, national honor 'society, celebrated the third annivei'sary of the form ation of an STC chapter' ' by tapning the follcr.dng students; ikisscs 3van- guline k.ooro, of Ahoskie, Sara Tay lor, of Greenville, Rizpah Jones and ’Beatrice Broun, both of Wilmin.^- ton, G,. This is the first time in the local history of the honor so ciety that the tapping has been con fined to '7omen students. The reason for this absence of men on the list of the hcnoreoG.is obvious. Only jun iors and seniors are eliriblo, and a great many of our men in that olassi- fication have been called’ tc the fication have been called to the army. AMOIIG THE CLUBS The student organizations on the campus have made a splendid start on a very f\:ll year. Organizational meetings ;rore held many ueeks ago, and programs planned. The types of activities •’:hich the clubs are spon soring this year reflect .net only the developing m.aturity of the stu dent population, but reflect as v;ell the impact of the i;ar • upon all phases of our college life. The outstanding activities v;hich are to be sponsored by clubs include a sale cf \IclV Bends and Stamps, a round robin cf letters to our men in the service, norale-building cam paigns, and lectures by nell-knci.'n speakers on the more significant as pects of the '.'ar, ' ' But tht,; social life-of the clubs is continuing also, though ' on a plane somevrhat different from the plane of former years. On Tues., I'ov., 17, the Imiperiai Nautilus Club, the oldest student.so ciety on the campus,' gave a lovely rec.;ption , to Dr. and ICrs. Trigg on the occcsion cf their third anniver- sax-y at the institution. Both Dr. and Lrs. Trigg-r.ade graciovis response to club president Robt., f.cDov.-ell' s speech. The regular program, enjoj^ed by faculty and student guests, w as enlivened by the voice of Liss Al berta Rooks and the playing of kiss es Siith llackey and 'Evelyn ffiohnson. On IIov. 28, the Thalia Sorosis- sur prised its sponsor, Irs. H. L. Trigg, v;hc, because of the orossure of other duties, feels forced to resign her eponsorship. rollo\?ing a short, delightful program, a repast v;as served. CHRISTIA.S VACATION P.IRIOD SZPTLID Recently the -var has touched us in a i7ay to i.'hich most of us had given no t’".oUiht, Its effect upon food and Ci.0'thing, thoVugh seemed tc r/jst students io be still in the

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