Music
Displaying 501 - 550 of 1036 in reverse chronological order
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| 501 | Special To: Herald-Ledger Public Relations News Release 1951:273, p.1 |
Terry Stilley, Eldora, has been elected representative to the interfraternity council at the college. Stilley will represent Alpha Chi Epsilon, local social fraternity. He is a junior student majoring in music. | |
| 502 | Special to: Hardin County Index Public Relations News Release 1951:272, p.1 |
Terry Stilley, Eldora, has been elected representative to interfraternity council at the college. Stilley will represent Alpha Chi Epsilon, local social fraternity. He is a junior student majoring in music. | |
| 503 | The Music Goes Round & Round College Eye 43:12, p.3 |
Kudos and criticisms on the world of music. | |
| 504 | Maurice Gerow and John Powell will be guest soloists during the presentation of Handel's "Messiah" at the Bethany Lutheran church in Emmetsburg Public Relations News Release 1951:259, p.1 |
The presentation will be conducted by John Pyleman, 1948 graduate, who is instructor in instrumental music at the Emmetsburg high school. Pyleman has organized for the first time a community chorus composed of member of various Emmetsburg church choirs.. | |
| 505 | Special To: Central Iowa Independent Public Relations News Release 1951:226, p.1 |
Roger Maxwell, Marshalltown, has been formally activated into Alpha Chi Epsilon, a local social fraternity. Maxwell is a sophomore student majoring in music. | |
| 506 | Special to: Farley Home Press Public Relations News Release 1951:258, p.1 |
Marilyn Ross, Epworth, has been initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota, women's national professional music fraternity, at the college. Ross is a senior student majoring in elementary education. | |
| 507 | Special To: Denison Review Public Relations News Release 1951:256, p.1 |
Carmen Simmons, Denison, has been initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota, women's national professional music fraternity at the college. Simmons is a sophomore student majoring in music. | |
| 508 | Special to: Garner Leader & Signal & Herald Public Relations News Release 1951:255, p.1 |
Jeannette Tisdale, Woden, has been initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota, women's national professional music fraternity, at the college. Tisdale is a sophomore student majoring in music. | |
| 509 | Special to: Renwick Times Public Relations News Release 1951:254, p.1 |
Beulah Yanney, Renwick, has been initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota, women's national professional music fraternity at the college. Yanney is a sophomore student majoring in music. | |
| 510 | Special To: Moville Record Public Relations News Release 1951:245, p.1 |
Charlene Guthridge, Moville, has been initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota, women's national professional music fraternity at the college. Guthridge is a sophomore student majoring in music. | |
| 511 | Special to: Waterloo Daily Courier Public Relations News Release 1951:244, p.1 |
Mary Jane Heisler, Waterloo, has been formally initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota, women's national professional music fraternity, at the college. Heisler is a sophomore student majoring in music. | |
| 512 | Special to: Fairfield Daily Ledger Public Relations News Release 1951:243, p.1 |
Pat Lowell, Fairfield, has been initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota, national professional music fraternity at the college. Lowell is a sophomore student majoring in music. | |
| 513 | Special to: Ottumwa Daily Courier Public Relations News Release 1951:242, p.1 |
Betty Norris, Ottumwa, has been initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota, women's national professional music fraternity at the college. Norris is a sophomore studet majoring in music. | |
| 514 | Special to: Denison Bulletin Public Relations News Release 1951:257, p.1 |
Carmen Simmons, Denison, has been initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota, women's national professional music fraternity at the college. Simmons is a sophomore student majoring in music. | |
| 515 | Special To: Ida County Pioneer Record Public Relations News Release 1951:230, p.1 |
Bud Boughton, Ida Grove, has been formally activated into Alpha Chi Epsilon, a local social fraternity. Boughton is a sophomore student majoring in music. | |
| 516 | Three foreign educators, two from Okinawa and one from Germany are visiting the campus under the government-sponsored occupied areas program Public Relations News Release 1951:193, p.1 |
Seisho Hokama and Buntaro Taira from Okinawa will remain on campus until Friday, Nov. 30. Alfred Schwemmler from Germany will leave Friday, December 7. | |
| 517 | Special To: Spirit Lake Beacon Public Relations News Release 1951:155, p.1 |
Beverly Bramblett, Spirit Lake, was one of 21 students accepted for recognition in the 1951-52 edition of "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges," it was announced today. | |
| 518 | To understand music, listen to it College Eye 43:8, p.2 |
You only get out of music what you put into it, it means something different to all. | |
| 519 | Two weekly half-hour radio programs will be broadcast over radio station KSIB, Creston Public Relations News Release 1951:88, p.1 |
Herbert V. Hake, radio program director at the college, said the programs selected for re-broadcast are "Ask the Scientist" and "Concert Classics." The Creston station has set aside a half hour, 3:30-4 p.m., Monday through Friday, for the broadcasts. | |
| 520 | Two new vocalists will be featured when Harry James and his orchestra present a concert in the auditorium on October 1 Public Relations News Release 1951:43, p.1 |
The two newcomers are Patti O'Connor and Bobby Mack. O'Connor is a show business veteran and sister of movie actor Donald O'Connor. Mack, in 1946, won the national title in the All-American teen-ager band-singer contest at Carnegie Hall in New York City. | |
| 521 | Harry James and his orchestra will present a concert in the college auditorium Monday, October 1 Public Relations News Release 1951:40, p.1 |
James' appearance will be the first of five events in the college 1951- 52 lecture-concert series. Other lecture-concert series events are the appearances of actor Charles Coburn, artrist Salvador Dali, the Slavenska ballet, and pianist Boris Goldovsky. | |
| 522 | A matriculation convocation, the first in a series of five all-college events commemorating the 75th anniversary will be held Friday, September 21st Public Relations News Release 1951:26, p.1 |
President J. W. Maucker will speak on "Our Task" during the convocation, according to Frank W. Hill, chairman of the convocations committee. Martin J. Nelson, dean of the faculty, will preside. | |
| 523 | May Hill Arbuthnot will be the main speaker at the Fall Educational conference, Friday and Saturday, September 28 - 29 Public Relations News Release 1951:23, p.1 |
Arbuthnot is the author of "Children and Books" and is nationally recognized as an authority on childrens' literature. The theme for Friday's program is "Improving Teaching Efficiency." | |
| 524 | Mario Salvador, regarded as America's greatest organ virtuoso, will present an organ recital in the auditorium, Sunday, September 30 Public Relations News Release 1951:17, p.1 |
Salvador, 33, is organist and choir director of the St. Louis New Cathedral, St. Louis, Missouri. His appearance on campus will be under the joint sponsorship of the Bureau of Religious Activities at the college and the American Guild of Organists. | |
| 525 | May Hill Arbuthnot, author of "Children and Books" will be the main speaker at the Fall Educational conference, Sept. 28 - 29 Public Relations News Release 1950:422, p.1 |
The Cleveland, Ohio, writer, formerly associated with Western Reserve University, will speak both days. "Understanding Today's Children and Youth" is the conference theme. Conferees can attend any of three panel discussion sessions. | |
| 526 | A cappella choir Old Gold 0:0, p.116 |
List of members; photo. |
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| 527 | Femmes Fancy Old Gold 0:0, p.24 |
Photo. |
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| 528 | The Campus school playground at the College won't be deserted this summer. Public Relations News Release 1950:283, p.1 |
An eight-week elementary school term starting Monday, June 18, and a nine-week high school term starting Wednesday, June 13, were announced today by Dwight Curtis, head of the college's teaching department. The terms will end August 10 and 15, respectivel | |
| 529 | Seeburg is here on trial basis College Eye 42:21, p.8 |
New Seeburg juke box installed in Commons; photo. | |
| 530 | WOI to Air Special ISTC Christmas Program Public Relations News Release 1950:163, p.1 |
The half-hour program, "Radio Christmas Card," was recorded on campus before Christmas vacation began Dec. 15. Carols and music from the campanile's famous 15-ton bells will be featured, said Arne Grummer, assistant radio program director. | |
| 531 | Meardon Band to Play for ISTC Formal Dance Public Relations News Release 1950:150, p.1 |
The annual Christmas formal dance will be held Friday in the Commons ballroom. Bill Meardon and his orchestra, rated by Downbeat magazine as the "best in the mid-west," will provide the music. The same band played for last year's Homecoming dance. | |
| 532 | Bandmaster to meet at ISTC, Dec. 4 Public Relations News Release 1950:140, p.1 |
A full day of band music will feature the annual clinic of the Northeast Iowa Bandmasters association. Visiting bandmasters will hear successive half-hour clinics on individual instruments or instrument groups. | |
| 533 | ISTC Symphony Conductor Has Many Music Honors Public Relations News Release 1950:127, p.1 |
The premiere of his fifth symphony will be but another feather in the laurel-studded cap of Edward Kurtz, conductor of the College symphony orchestra and head of the College's music department. | |
| 534 | Music Students to Give Recital Public Relations News Release 1950:109, p.1 |
Music stuents and one students from the College campus school will present the fourth student recital of the fall quarter in Gilchrist chapel. The musicians are students of Jane Birkhead, Rose Reugnitz and Henry Harris. | |
| 535 | Name Reporters for College Eye Public Relations News Release 1950:106, p.1 |
Ann Lane covers music events; Jim Young, covers safety education programs and the Student League board, and Shirlee Davis, covers the home economics department. The three are from Waterloo. | |
| 536 | Iowans visit reorganized school districts in Illinois Public Relations News Release 1950:77, p.1 |
Eighteen Iowans included representatives from the Farm Bureau federation, Farmer union, a women's club, state public instruction department, I.S.T.C., and county boards of education and county school superintendents. They visited school district #271. | |
| 537 | Hilltopics; can't students sing? College Eye 41:37, p.2 |
Believes students should be given the leads in the musical productions rather than the faculty performing them. | |
| 538 | Defending champs . . . . College Eye 41:30, p.1 |
Baker Hall men practicing songs for the All-Campus Sing. | |
| 539 | Organizations vie for sing trophy College Eye 41:30, p.1 |
Judges for the second annual All-Campus Sing include Ruth Behrens, Hazel Strayer, and William E. Hayes. | |
| 540 | Entries number 16 for second sing College Eye 41:29, p.8 |
The organizations that have entries in the second annual All-Campus Sing are listed. | |
| 541 | Student teachers to direct concert College Eye 41:29, p.8 |
Students from the ninth and tenth grade chorus and the senior chorus will participate. | |
| 542 | Supper party at Commons Tuesday College Eye 41:13, p.1 |
Music will be provided by vocal and instrumental groups. | |
| 543 | Music programs at campus school College Eye 41:13, p.6 |
Four separate programs are scheduled. | |
| 544 | Fireside sing in Lawther tonight College Eye 41:12, p.6 |
News about upcoming activities. | |
| 545 | Homecoming dance is tonight; Bill Meardon plays tonight for dance College Eye 41:6, p.1 |
The intermission program is listed. | |
| 546 | Faculty group winds up Homecoming; quartet will sing Sunday evening College Eye 41:6, p.6 |
Performance program. | |
| 547 | As I See It College Eye 40:37, p.2 |
Believes that a sincere interest in music is the most important qualification for participation in music. | |
| 548 | Baker Hall wins first sing Alumnus 33:3, p.8 |
Nine ensembles perform in first All-Campus Sing. | |
| 549 | All-campus sing trophy attracts ten groups College Eye 40:28, p.1 |
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| 550 | All Campus Sing to be sponsored by music frats College Eye 40:22, p.3 |
Rules for group participation. |