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jump with the majority of the jumps
being put an inch or two over four
feet.

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bar and the broad jump were the
l feats in which the freshmen were
Swatched.One athlete negotiated 17
dips on the parallel, exactly double
the class average. In the broad
During the present week all the jump 9 feet 3 inches took the record,
men's gymnasium classes are being while 7 feet 2 inches was the mark'
timed in their efforts to climb a tenms The first test given was in the
foot rope and their leap is recorded yard dash and chinning on the hoi-I
in the high jump. At present the zontal bar. 6 seconds flat was the
best record that has been made in the best time in the 50, the average was a
former event is 7 4-5 seconds, while full second slower. A few freshmen
reached the 20 point in chinning, one
the classes have averaged about 10 accomplished 21. This, like the dip-
seconds. Some men have taken as ping was unusual however, ,for most1
long as half a minute while still oth- of the men found difficulty with 8 or
ers have been unable to make the 9.
climb at -all. Four feet and eleven Next in the series come the shot
"inches took the prize in the high put and the gymnasium tests. The
BEGINNING CLASSES

latter will merely be a test for form
in three simple exercises, one each
on the parallel and horizontal bars,
and one on the horses. When these
are finished only the half mile and
baseball throw will remain, which
will follow right in line, according to
present plans.


all classes of all schools and colleges
on the campus in room 302 of the
Vnion at 7:15 o'clock tomorrow night.
Class constitutions as drawn up by
the Student council will be read, and
the officers instructed in their du-
tics. Arrangements for a permanent
organization of class officers will be
discussed, as will plans for a class
dues day.
This meeting was conceived by the
Student council to promote co-opera-
tion between that body and the vari-
ous class cfficers, and is an innova-
tion.

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The next concert in the Twilight
Organ Series will be given at 4:15
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Hill
auditorium. Earl V. Moore of the or-
gan department of the School of Mu-
sic will give the following program:
Concert Overture in A.....Maitland
A broad,:.incisive introduction fol-
lowed by a soft selection for ,the
flutes and strjng leads into the main
theme whifh after a brief climax
gives way to.the charming melody
that serves as the subordinate
theme. The materials thus pre-
sented are eiploited with a skill
which betokens both a genius as
a creative artist and an intimate
knowledge of ; the instrument as a
concert organist.
Air..........Gluck
Frequently considered a' greater
philosopher and reformer of opera
of the eighteenth century than a
melodist cf the fiirst rank. 1I-s'
simple air from "Orpheus and Eu-
ridice" is offered .in opposition to
the former contention.
Chant de Bon huer.........Lemare

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recital engagements and concert
tours.. Fob many years he was an
organist at St. Margaret's, next to
Westminster Abbey in London;
more recently he was municipal
organist at San Francisco and at
present is organist at Portland,J
Maine.

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Charles Marie Widor, the dean of
French organists and composers,
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Sulpice, Aris. He has been the
recipient of the' highest honors in
France and his fame in America
rests upon his 10 symphonies for
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