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AtMftldie Party
Naval Midshipmen took ' time
off from their weekly drill ses
sions Wednesday afternoon for a
beer party at Hogan's' Lake, com
plete with two swamped . boats
and several men overboard.
A minor battle occurred when
two dilapidated rowboats with
about six Navy men on board
collided .with each other in the
middle of "the lake. One "salt"
capsized both the bther boat and
his own and the crews went over
board. All hands ?managed to
swim to shore. '
One. student was thrown into
the water by his fellow "Middies"
but was able to retaliate by push
Uiifui hhuuLl dfiiiiStely be done to
spur musical interest in this
country.
The need for new blood here
is being attacked from both sides,
ndt only do we lack as many na
tive composers as we would like
to have, but we also neglect the
local boys when they do come
up with a hot tune or two. The
Council says we don't even play
the music' when we have it.
Only about seven per cent of
the compositions performed here
in jhe United States is the work
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Tau chapter of Chi Delta Phi,
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Council grimly notes the steady
decrease of classical music in
terest here and urges publicity of
the precarious cultural position
in which we are involved.
According to the 12 annual sur
vey of- the, major symphony1
orchestras, they find that there
is ample room for contemporary
and foreign composers if.thejiesd
for American composers is ful
filled. The Council feels that 'there
is not adequate outlet for Amer
icans through major symphonic
organizations. '
The new members are Judy In
abinet. Charlotte; Mary' Ellen
Jones, Atlanta, Ga.; Barbara Gar-! f T) Uf A P ri (" 1oz- 0
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Durham; Ruth Mary Hoyt, Tea
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Following the initiation cere
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Chi Delta Phi, will address the
group sometime' this fall.
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ing one of the attackers into the i
lake. Seems as though the boys
that did the throwing served un
der, their' victim at Norfolk this
summer. According to one of the
men, the, platoon leader had been
such a hard driver that the boys
thought it a 'good idea to show
their appreciation.
Chief spectacle of the day was
Norman Hull-Ryde who showed
up in short pants (half -sized
overalls) and a red jalopy. Hull
Ryde proceeded to snap pictures
of the party.
Sharing the keg-tapping "duties
were Jim Wilfert and Al Popple
ton. About 200 Midshipmen, some
with ) dates, and officers of the
unit were present for the social.
On hand, also, were Polly, the
Chi Psi parrot, and a stray hog
who wandered into the midst of
things.
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