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'Relieves tensions'
Cymbalist enjoys work
Bu JACKI CAMPBELL
Louder than the cheers of Frosh hawks; more powerful than Jack Mitchell's blue-boys; able to lift large crowds with a single song. It's a group; it's a marching group; it's the KU Band.
KU's marching band has, in its members, able musicians who repeatedly entertain football fans while players cool and coaches recuperate.
ONE MEMBER, Dan Bishop
Lawrence senior, captivates most spectators with his enthusiastic approach to music. Bishop, the band's cymbal player, crashes boldly, marches semi-rhythmicly and entertains royally.
A Radio-TV major, Bishop describes his contribution to the band as an enjoyable one which "relieves my tensions after a hard day of classwork." The marching band practices weekday afternoons, except Tuesdays,
from 3:30-5:00.
Using cymbals insured for $125,
Bishop uses music during the first day of practice; after that,
he just "plays when I feel like it."
Unknown to many is the fact that marching band members get paid for performing. Fifth-year members receive a $50 scholarship; fourth-year members, $40; third-year, $30; second-year, $20; and first-year members divide what is left. Bishop is also a member of the KU Varsity Band.
A BUSY STUDENT working his way through school. Bishop works in the Bureau of Visual Instruction, showing films in many classes and running the projector at some of the SUA shows. A member of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, he is also the assistant production director of KUOK, setting up the electrical equipment for the After Nine show on Thursday nights.
Watch him next Saturday at KU's Band Day game.
Panel to discuss elections in '66
Elections for 1966 will be the topic of discussion at today's Student Union Activities Current Events Forum.
Professors John Grumm, Earl Nehring and Roy Laird. all of the political science department, will participate in a panel at 4:30 p.m. in the Jayhawk Room of the Kansas Union.
Laird will moderate the session.
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