Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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ROW 1: K. York, R. Walton, C. Shafer, J. Hill, R. Tyndale, D. Veazie, L. Cockrell, R. Williams. ROW 2: J. Erskine, M. Holeman, E. Hulseman, J. Glover, B. McGloughlin, D. Trimmer, V1 Clark, C. Wyher. ROW 5: W. Kennett, S. Halloway, W. Johnston, J. Burns, B. Kelso, T. Wllllams, D. Burkett, D. Stiller. ROW 4: R. McDonald, R. Walk, D. Suessmuth, W. Stanton, J. Cole, R. Sugarbaker, G. Guthrie, A. Bujno, W. Mild. The Freshman Choir The Freshman Choir, meeting twice a week under the directlon of Professor Joel Anderson, has been the largest in Easterrfs history, With a membership of forty freshmen. They were privileged to sing With the Touring Choir at the Inauguration of Dr. McDormand and to participate in the College Day activities. The choir also took part in four Chapel services, three of these during the Christmas season in cooperation With the Touring Choir. The purpose of the Freshman Choir is to provide a training period, in which the members receive the experience and instruction necessary to prepare them for membership in the Touring Choir.

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After the long hours of patient rehearsal . . . hoir Candids . . . and injunctions such as From the diaphragm, w' 9;th . . . at last! The excitement of pulling out of the college driv way in the bus. The tour has begun!

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I A KILJJ. w th NqulLA ll Rive h! hXB 43 II x ' I-Txx ; lh I: e 7. exxx : 1 1th: ' Yr. '. ' 3 w .- Formed last year, the Interliterary Ments Chorus is composed of twenty-seven members -:..: Awmw -$ V'Q43A' t W wkp... A-v t t IN FRONT: R. Plimpton, Accompanist; J. B. Love, Director. ROW 1: D. Ashmall, L. Evans, D. Suessmuth, T. Williams, R. Moon, R. Slaght, J. Page, M. Standish. ROW 2: D. Inazu, B. Stergios, R. Walk, J. Milby, R. Wenger, W. Mild, J. Burns, L. LaDreW, H. Bunting. ROW 3: J. Learning, D. Lyon, J. Gray, W. Howell, A. Lorente, D. Burkett, L. Brown, H. Knipe, C. Kruhm. 79 . Interliterary Men,s Chorus from the three men's literary societies on campus. Under the direction of Professor J. Barry Love, the chorus has taken part in chapel services. Featured as one of the regular cultural events of the year, the chorus presented an evening of music in the college gymnasium. The well-rounded program contained such numbers as HHospodi Pomiloi, by Lovsky, and American folk songs like Aura Lee and Down in the Valley. The presentation was concluded with some stirring selections from Randall Thompsorfs hThe Testament of Freedom.