7it5t Aioi ement: -fllle to Aiodetato THE YEAR IN REVIEW September: Students return on the third. Instruction begins ten days hiter. Student Council election on the twentieth. New officers: President, Joe Zinkan; Vice-President, James Bowers; Secretary, Mary Spalding; Senior Councilman, Mary Louise Houk; Junior Councilman, Dick Foster; Sophomore Councilman, Kenneth Hughes, and Freshman Councilman, Joe Lewis. Receptions were held for the new students by the campus organizations. Alfred Mirovitch began his Lecture- Recital Series, and the Conservatory Symphony held auditions. October: Freshmen were initiated and feted at a dance at the Odeon. Reception of women students at Dormitory. The Alumni dinner was held on the twenty-fourth at the Athenaeum. Placement exams. Six week ' s exams. Hallowe ' en celebrated with a party at the Dormitory, a dance at the Odeon, and a weiner roast and scavenger hunt. November: Drama Department began their 1940-41 series of productions. Philharmonic Choir sang in Evansville and Petersburg. Symphony and Martens seasons got under way. SAI, Mu Phi, and Sinfonia joined in holding a Noel Feste. Thanks- giving vacation began on the twentieth. Second six weeks ' exams, followed by a dance on the twenty-ninth at the Odeon. December: The annual Conservatory reception at the Harrison Home. Richard Niessink ' s and Leon Zawisza ' s recitals at the World War Memorial. The Christmas Con- cert at the Murat on the seventeenth. This was followed by a half-hour broad- cast. The Matinee Musicale-Mannerchor presentation of the Messiah on the twentieth. The Jordan Opera Orchestra provided accompaniment. Christmas vacation. Sinfonia and Stu dent Christmas formals. January: The Philharmonic Choir sang in Anderson, Indiana, broadcast The Fall of the House of Usher, by Clarence Loomis, and presented the same work before the American Opera Club in Chicago. Ernest Friedlander presented his recital at the World War Memorial. First semester ended January twentieth, and the second semester began on the twenty-ninth. Lynne Wainwright gave her recital at the World War Memorial. February: Recital by members of the woodwind faculty was given at the World War Memorial. Soloists were Herman Beilfuss, James Hosmer, and Clyde Miller.
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