18, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 18, 956 HE MCHIAN DILY AGE X.. SYLVIA STUDIO DANCE 1 ACADEMIC BALLET Beginners, Intermediates, Professional SYLVIA HAMER L.C.C.A. KINDERDANCE Phone NO 8-8066 TAP-ACROBATIC Michigan Theatre Bldg. D<" t4=fU"?t<=<==x) , o<=3o<==>0"?<==>oJ Senior Coeds Will Attend Annual Event Featuring the theme of "Curtain Call," the annual Senior. Night dinner and program festivities honoring graduating women, will be held Thursday evening at the League. Beginning at 5:30 p.m., the sen- ior coeds will participate in the traditional march from the Gen- eral Library to the League. After the march the women will attend a banquet in their honor in the League Ballroom. Romantic Status A symbol of her romantic status will be used by each woman at- tending the 'event. Candles will be carried by married coeds, while Ladies' Hairstyling a la Moderne! « 7.stylists- At your convenience! The Dascola Barbers near Michigan Theatre I Engineering & Science Students! Representatives of the world's largest aircraft manufacturer DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT CO. will be on campus to interview for positions in design, development and testing of aircraft and missiles. Openings in Santa Monica, Long Beach, or El Segundo, Calif., and Tulsa, Okla. See the Placement Bureau for Interview Appointment on MARCH 19, 20 & 21 N .4y :?" Is I: {' Watch This Square) I I. Read and Use Daily Classifieds A ::"M %{""".VV. Y;JAt ;Y Vti."Vti't'"..V}1} ::ti\ V"SS":,:'::':ti":": :3:"i: ::\"'(J "r{:..'S'.1VV:"".:: ti ::"::":: is :: ' : :.".:,'::'. ". ".: r" .S, iv ":S:4S":S."."SS.e$. "S:"%y1vo};v:r.".v ""; y.. ... .." e .. .5'".4:::. .:v: u::::::: .ti:ii:^?>?:::z;4 ir.:.l::.nr..1......r....1...".......... .r}: :'::::. ": :::. .".". '""V :: ::":":: i.V .t.. "14 hA........... hl' iSSrSS. J. Wonderful Goings-on Daily-Peter Song FINISHING TOUCHES-Nancy Herkenhoff, JGP costume co- chairman, adds the final touches to the costume Terry Kuhn will wear in the production which will be presented Thursday, Fri- day a.nd Saturday at Lydia Mendelssohn Theater. Dress Rehearsals To Begin For Junior Grls Play Cast Around You! .s Your. Life , ' e .: V ' : r; N; _z :3 .:" ." ,.xI / Your A'LURE by WARNER'S We know what fits your busy life-and you. It's Warner's A'Lure; the bra that's all buoyancy, all stretch. Its completely elastic circle goes on all around you to end cutting, riding, so you'll never be bra-beaten again. Custom-elasticized for those hard-to-fit sizes. In strap- less and long lines, too. No. 1045. Warner's A'Lure in nylon and satiny elastic. White. A, B, and C Cups. $3.95 2?An Beginning dress rehearsals atV 2:30 p.m. today, the 108 members of the Junior Girls Play cast enter the last week of preparation be- fore the curtain rises on "Rising High" at Senior Night Thursday. The 92 costumes for the show have been designed by Thelma Kavanau. Miss Kavanau has done costumes for summer stock for three years including such productions as "The King and I" in upstate New York, and "South Pacific" and "Okla- homa" in Maine. Television Work The highlight of Miss Kava- nau's designing career was the costuming of "One Summer Day," a play presented on the Kraft DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) by Copland, Beethoven, Brahms, Ravel; open to the general public.' Walden Quartet of the University ofI Illinois, Homer Schmitt, violin, Ber- nard Goodman, violin, John Garvey, viola, and Robert Swenson, cello, concert at 8:30 p.m., Tues., March 20, Rackham Lecture Hall, compositions by Josef Haydn, william Walton, and Johannes Brahms. Exchange concert with the Stanley Quartet which performed on the Illinois campus March 2; open to the general. public without charge. Academic Notices School of Business Administration: Students seeking admission to this School as graduate degree candidates in the summer session or fall semester, 1956, must take the Admission Test for Graduate Study in Business on April 14. Students currently enrolled who have not yet taken the test must also take it on April 14. Each individual must make his own application to the Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey, to be received in that office not later than April 1. Applica- tions for the test and test general information bulletins are available in Room 150, School of Business Adminis- tration. School of Business Administration: Students from other Schools and Col- leges intending to apply for admission for the summer session or fall semester (Continued on Page 6) Playhouse over a national televi- sion network last June. On campus, she has created cos- tumes for Union Opera and for four semesters of Gilbert and Sul- livan presentations. Currently she is working with the speech depart- ment. Transferring the designs into wearable outfits is the job of Nan- cy Herkenhoff and Jeanne Tinker, JGP costume chairmen. Past Experience Miss Herkenhoff, who supervises the fittings and sewing, gained experience as costume chairman of the freshman theatre dramatic club"at Marymount College, Ter- rytown, New York. Her assistant, Miss Tinker, has done costumes for Dennison Uni- versity summer stock. Using almost 255 yards of vary- ing shades of green, lavender, black and champagne, their committee of ten has created costumes that will sparkle with foil and silver glitter accents. Individual Fittings Individual fittings for each of the 108 Cast members began five weeks ago, with costumers work- ing "36 hours a day on them," Miss Tinker said. Tickets for the musical will go on sale tomorrow with the Lydia Mendelssohn box office open each day from 1 to 4 p.m. Tickets will also be sold at the door for both the Friday and Sat- urday evening performances and the matinee at 2:30 p.m. Satur- day. K 7 lemons will be sucked by engaged women. Pinned coeds will wear safety pins instead of their fraternity pins which will be placed, for safe keeping, on a pin cushion made by Miss Ethel McCormick, social director of the League. Unattached Coeds Unattached coeds will carry pen- nies, one for each year of their age, which they will toss into the wishing well. Senior coeds attending Senior Night will have an opportunity to preview this year's JGP produc- tion, "Rising High," after the ban- quet. Tickets for the dinner and en- tertainment may be obtained to-s morrow, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at the League Under- graduate Office. They may also be purchased in women's resi- dences. Junior Candidates The Interviewing and Nomi- nating committee of the League has announced the junior nom- inees for this committee. Selected as candidates are Jennie Gibson, Shannon King, Kitty Wilson, Judy Guest, Judy Wolgast and Sue Bergdahl. Easter Cards A Fine Selection CHILDREN'S BOOKS 01* Overbeck BOOKSTORE 1216 S. University s t- Other Beautiful Spring Coats too, of Tweeds - Knubs, linen lock wools r our t I SP Y, I Shorties from $25.00. Long from $39.95. A bag you'll carry with pride of fine calf, adjustable shoulder strqp. In Navy-Black, Flax and French Bread. $7.95 Coat ON FOREST Between South University and Washtenaw. 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