SUNI AY, DECEMBER 14, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ?V CHRISTMAS CHEER: Annual Holiday Programs Will be Performed Today Dance Clubs . .. Performances of the annual holiday dance program, co-spon- sored by the Modern Dance and Ballet Clubs, will be given at 3:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. today in Barbour Gym Dance Studio. There will be no admission charge for the program, to which both students and townspeople have been invited. SOLO AND GROUP numbers by members of the two co-recrea- tional clubs, sponsored by the Women's Athletic Association will be executed. .The program will open with an interpretation of the Bach 1I t4CN,i1,M Cma~n I ASSEMBLY BALL PETITIONS -Petitions for Assembly Ball are due at 5 p.m. tomorrow in the Un- dergraduate Office of the League. Coeds may sign up then for in- terviews to be held from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. All independent women are eligible to petition for the nine positions. MORTARBOARD - There will be a meeting at 10:30 today in the League for all members of Mortar- board. * * * SENIOR SOCIETY-There will be a meeting of all members of Senior Society at 4:30 today in the League. * * * BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - The schedule for this week's all- campus women's basketball tour- nament is as follows: Tomorrow at 5:10 p.m.-Stock- well IV vs. Ann Arbor Girls I; Jor- dan III vs. Kleinsteuch I; at 7:10 p.m.-Cheever I vs. Hobbs I; Kap- pa Kappa Gamma II vs. Alpha Epsilon Phi I; at 8 p.m.-Alpha Omicron Pi I vs. Vaughn I; New- berry II vs. Cook II. Tuesday at 5:10 p.m.-Delta Gamma II vs. Alpha Delta Pi I; Angell I vs. Kleinsteuck III; at 7:10 p.m.-Pi Beta Phi I vs. Alpha Xi Delta II; Jordan I vs. Alpha Xi Delta. at 8 p.m.-no games. Wednesday at 5:10 p.m.-Delta Delta Delta II vs. Gamma Phi Beta I; Alpha Delta Pi II vs. Stockwell II; at 7:10 p.m.--Delta Zeta I vs. Mosher II; at 8 p.m.-no games. Thursday at 5:10 p.m.-Kappa Kappa Gamma I vs. Stockwell I; Palmer II vs. Newberry I;; no games have been scheduled for the other times. "Prelude." Robin Squire was the choreographer for this dance. Christmas carols will form the background for the next number on the program, followed by a chil- drens' concert. * * * MRS. GERALDINE Miller will dance a solo entitled, "Tinsel, Mistletoe and the Shining Star." Other numbers included on the program are three folk songs, variations from "Les Sylphides," and the "Toy Shops," with Doris Taylor responsible for the choreog- raphy for this dance. John Chaiapuris and Doris Marsh arranged the next number, called "Carnival." "Fog," with choreography by Wini Ingram and "The Stranger at Three Pidgeons Inn" by Mrs. Miller and Jim Stasheff will conclude the pro- gram. Manager of the Modern Dance Club is Henrietta Hermelin, while Vera Simon handles the Ballet Club.. Miss Betty Pease is advisor for the two groups. . * Community Sing... The Michigan Women's Glee Club will be one of the choral groups participating in the 24th annual Junior Chamber of Com- merce Christmas Community Sing at 7 p.m. tonight at Hill Auditor- ium. Community singing of carols by the audience will highlight the evening. * * * CHORAL GROUPS on stage will include the St. Thomas High School Choir, Sister Mary Delima, Conductor; University High A Capella Choir, Frank McCowan, Conductor; Ped-Ford Chorus, L. H. Fender, Conductor and Lyra Male and the Ann Arbor High School Choir. The Ann Arbor High School combined Girl's Choruses will sing from the balcony. Maynard Klein will conduct the University of Michigan Women's Glee Club and John Merrill will. serve as Musical Director of the evening. Mrs. Shirley Lay Bayless, daugh- ter of Prof. and Mrs. Walter E. Lay, will direct the Community Christmas Sing. Mrs. Bayless is a graduate of the University and teaches in the East Lansing Pub- lic Schools. She is a member of Gamma Phi Beta and President of the East Lansing Gamma Phi group. * * * ACCOMPANYING carol singing of the choral groups and audience will be Marilyn Mason Brown at the organ. Coeds Called To Final JGP Role Tryouts Elimination tryouts for the Jun- ior Girls' Play will be held from 2 to 5 p.m .today and 4 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. tomorrow in the League. Coeds listed below are requested by Sue Shafter, director, to attend the final tryouts. * * * THE LIST begins with Nancy Ackin, Mary Ann Alexander, Ann Arthur, Phyllis Bailey, Kay Bak- er, Mimi Baxter, Betty Beckwith, Marge Beenan, Phyllis Bettman, Bev Blancett, Ruth Blight, Bar- bara Boegehold, Barbara Bos, Cyn- thia Boyes, Evelyn Brahce, Betty Brassfield, Margaret Brown, Edith. Buckwalter, Pat Carrigan, Ann Christenson and Linda Churchill. The list continues with Coby Cockburn, Marge Darling, Jean Davenport, Mary Ann Davidson, Mary Day, Tula Diamond, Judy Drake, Carla Drije, Aggie Bunn, Jane Ellet, Joann Ellis, Karin Fa- gerburg, Ann Fenech, Barbara Fithian, Dee Foley, Enid Foster, Mary Ellen Fryfogle, Nancy Fuller, Gret Gay, Carolyn Good and Sally Haberman. Others include: Sylvia Hagopian, Dawn Hameister, Beth Hanson, Georgia Hertzman, Martha Hill, Janet Hodges, Diane Holbrook, Judy Johnson, Sue Kalmar, Mil- dred Knapp, Fran Kochin, Mary Jo Kohl, Lee Koplow, Ruth Kran- ty, Mary Kuhns, Dolly Limbrock, Judy Loehenburg, Marilyn Lama, Kay McLaughlin, Betty Magyar and Betty Mares. OTHERS ARE Marge Meade, Barbara Meier, Gret Meier, Es- ther Miller, Margo Miller, Ann Moran, Centes Morrill, Patti Mur- phy, Louise Olmstead, Judy Potts, Margaret Paysner, Ann Peatrie, Virginia Pike, Ann Plumpton, Jill Predmore, Joan Prescott, Diane Prettie, Charlotte Pritchard, Bev Pack, Susie Riggs and Mary Rea. The list continues with: Ann Schmitz, Marge Schroer, Sally Scoggin, Verona Smukel, Bobbi Snyder, Sue Spurrier, Robin Squire, Marilyn Stelt, Lucille Stansberry, Diane Swendeman, Phillis Thombs, Sue Trometer, Barbara Wagoner, Katie Wake- man, Bev Warwick, Lois Wasser- man, Mary Lynn Weber and Don- na Westerland. The list continues with Rosalie White Sandy Whittingham, Sue Wilson, Marie Wollsheid, Barbara Young, Mickey Masten, Marilyn Rauschenberger, Joyce Roper, Eu- nice Ruff and Nancy Rein. All junior coeds who did not have an opportunity to tryout last week are requested by the JGP Central Committee to attend the tryouts today and tomorrow. Skits for the annual Fortnight are receiving a hasty last-minute breparation for the evening's pro- gram which will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Pattengill Auditorium, Ann Arbor High School. The program is sponsored by Assembly Association of Indepen- dent women, and combines several activities that originally were spread over a period of two weeks. * * * II to feature in their skits about campus life. These skits will be judged on the basis of originality, effec- tiveness of presentation, clarity, and audience response. This year the judges will be Phyllis Kaufman, president of the League; Roger Wilkins, president of the Senior Class; and Merritt Green, captain of the football team. MEMBERS of Jordan will en- FAVIT VFAR. the rnaAc urhn havA maintained the highest scholastic tertain with "Live and Learn," averages are honored before the audience. Cups are presented to the individual houses with high scholastic averages, also. House presidents are installed by the president of Assembly Board, and receive their house president's pin. High spot of the evening is the competition between dormitories, league houses, and cooperative houses for the top awards on the skits they have written and planned. *. * * THE TITLE of' Fortnight is "Santa Says It," and decorations will be centered around this theme. Residences chose various proverbs 'Hanukah Whirl' Hillel will present "Hanukah Whirl" from 6 to 10:30 p.m. to- night at the Hillel building. A sup- per club has been scheduled from 6 to 7:30 p.m. with a Hanukah candle lighting ceremony follow- ing. After the ceremony, there will be dancing to the music of Paul McDonough's orchestra. Admis- sion is 50 cents for members and 65 cents for non-members for the supper and the dance is free for members and fifty cents for non- members. CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS - BOTH STORES Tuesday Through Saturday: 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Open Mondays until 8:30 COLLEGE SHOP 'rI, Kleinsteuck with "All's fair in berry with "A rose by any other tionally present their skit, which love and war," Henderson with "A name." does not actually enter into the little learning is a dangerous Victor Vaughn, Angell House, competition, but is usually one of thing" and Barbour with "Boys Stockwell, Couzens, Palmer, Hobbs, the best-received features of the will be boys." Prescott, Cheever and Mosher will ' evening's program, according to Others on the program are also have a spot on the program many coeds. Cook presenting a version of and Senior Society and Assembly A door prize consisting of two "When in Lower Slobovia, be a board will present skits. tickets to Gulantics will be pre- slob," Hinsdale with "Never put WHILE THE skits are being sented to the coed with the win- off until, tomorrow" and New- judged, the housemothers tradi- ning program number. 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