Tarrant County College - Carillon Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Q7 'Ll fAbovej Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wood chat with symphony guests during intermis- sion. fBeIowJ Concert attendance was unexpectedly-and pleasingly high. Humanities chairman Dr, James Luck Crightj discusses the performance with a visiting guest. lf'

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llll 'l llllllf Alix in Lyceum Presents Symphony Orchestra 'L -9 ,I . ls -.....N, ,ffl The SMU Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr. Jerome Landsman presented a con- cert in the dram-a theater November 16. The symphony was the first selection sponsored by the Lyceum Committee. The 50-member ensemble performed the music of Aaron Copeland, Bartock, Fiiegger, Benjamin Britten, and Handel. Members of the Films Committee served as ushers for the concert. A public reception, sponsored by the Hos- pitality Committee, was held in the living room of the SUB immediately following the concert. A Thanksgiving theme was co-ordi- nated for the reception by Gerre Knox. The Lyceum Committee is composed of faculty members Dr. Coramae Thomas, Hol- lis Latimer, Mrs. Alzora Hooker, and students, Beverly lndfeldt, and Cathy Chandler. Tickets to this and other presentations of the Lyceum Committee are obtained by the students holding ID cards.

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