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ASSEMBLIES Dr. Walter White Featured speaker of Western ' s first assembly was Mr. David E. Lilienthal, former Chairman of the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, and former Chairman of the TVA. The famous team of La Meri and Di Falco presented a program of Dances of Many Lands on November 8. The Welfare State was the subject of a lecture given by Senator Paul Douglas. Brotherhood month was marked by a speech by Dr. Walter White, Executive Sec- retary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Students heard Trinidad-born Hazel Scott present her varied musical concert on April 5. la Meri and Di Falco
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Students joined in the singing of traditional carols at the annual Christmas party. A stage show provided the intermission entertainment. The ballroom was again the scene of the annual all-student Christmas party sponsored by the Student Council. For the second time, campus organizations donated various sums to finance this Yuletide event. Admission to the party was granted to those students who presented some item of food at the door. Later the food was given to the Salvation Army for distribution. Dancing and community singing, as well as a stage show, provided entertainment and Christmas spirit. CHRISTMAS PARTY 18
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Bill Condon, John Hromeic, Joyce Passon, Eugene Boyd. Ray Norberg, Howard Ball, Herbert Hes The 1951 Brown and Gold Fantasies were held at Central High School Auditorium April 27 and 28 for the sixth consecutive year. Work of planning the annual all-student show sponsored by the Student Council began in November with the appointment of Bill Condon as producer, John Hrameic as director, and Eugene Boyd as business manager. Other members of the production staff were Ray Norberg and Herbert Hess, co-music directors; Howard Ball, script writer; Harold Shoup, director of staging and costuming; and Joyce Passon, publicity director. The girl meets boy plot of the show concerned itself with the trials of a typical Western co-ed as she sought recognition and friendship on campus. Student talent was responsible for the music in the show. Herb Hess served in the capacity of orchestra conductor. B G FANTASIES 20
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