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RDAY, JUNE 12, 1937
Carthout Plans
Cappella Choir
A Cappella Summer Session will be conducted this sum-by Dean D. M. Swarthout of School of Fine Arts. The choir act also as a laboratory class the course in Choral Repertoire Advanced Conducting which is offered the fourth successive her and which has a good enent.
Jan Swarthout has been for years interested in a cappella work and since coming to the ersity has organized and cond the Westminster A Cappella r of 60 voices, which each appears in concert programarious cities in this part of the try.
te choir has appeared in solo prods on one of the regular prods of the Kansas City Philhar-
t Orchestra and was featured concerts the past month at national Music Festival held at los versity.
thoir will rehearse under Swarthout's direction some of finest numbers in unaccompanchoral literature and will prethem in public concert at the of the summer session.
he choir will rehearse one hour nning at 4 p.m. on Tuesdays and rsdays in room 131, Adminis- on building.
Old Medals Awarded Veteran Graduates
old medals were presented to the graduate of the University of asas in the class of 1867, and to who were graduated in 1877—years ago—as a part of the Composition exercises at the Univer- Monday.
hose of the 1887 class were: Mrs. E. (Cora Kimball) Melvin, Lawce; Dr. Edward G. Blair, Cyrus June, Denton A. Dunn, Samuelore, all of Kansas City, Mo.; t W. Harrington, Kansas City, Dr. J. D Davis, Coral Gables, No T. Dickerson, Edmond, Okla.; S. Jenks, Ottawa; J. B. Lippin-
Angelo C. Scott, brother of Charles F. Scott of Iola, was the year graduate.
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Taylor, piano; Laurel E. Anderson, instrumentation; Otto W. Miessner, thesis; Raymond Stuhl, 'cello'; and Mr. Wiley. Another Lawrence man who will act as guest conductor and instructor is Clarence E. Sawhill, director of the Lawrence Memorial High School band.
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Olsen Resigns
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Raymond Nichols, executive secretary to the Chancellor, said yesterday that no successor to Miss Olsen had been secured as yet, but that an appointment will probably be made before the end of the summer session. In the meantime, routine work will be continued by student office employees.
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