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Plans For Homecoming Day KeepEast Central Band Members BusyHomecoming Day v.'OuldnT be complete without bands, and the East Central State College Band will naturally be right in the thick of things next Saturday.Don Gant, director, and his East Centralites have been combining preparations 'lor home football game shows — and one away at Tahlequah last Saturday — with getting ready for a big part in next Saturday's Homecoming events.Adding richly to the color and music of the parade will be the bands in the following order, with directors;East Central — Gant; Central — Jack Sisson; Ada High — Rich' ard Vandewalker; Wynnewood — Bob Young; Okemah — Harold Umphenour; McLoud — Lewis Eliott; Coalgate — John Morgan: Konawa — Max Dye; Weleetka— SI wood Winchester; McAleSler [/Ouverture — Jim Galloway;Wilson — Louis Malkus; Davenport — John Draughn: Allen — Tom Allen: Maud — David Barger; Ringling — Jerry Howard; Bowlegs — Ray Fletcher; Kings-! ton — A, E. Findlay: Atoka —; Roger Rush: Velma-Alma — Jim i Burnett; Holdenville—Bill Heath; | Davis — Buddy Allen; Sulphur— Harrel Scott: Seminole — Jim Reed; Elmore City — Ted Lil-lard.Members of the E, C. are:Flutes — Ikey Denman, Sulphur; Mary Kid wall, Sharon Decker, Ada; Norma Dodderer. DeL City; Belle Fallis. Konawa. iClarinets — Karen Gillespie,[ Wynnewood; Vicky Harvey, Seminole; Sally Smith. Coalgate; Bobby Loyd, Janet Blagg, Tecum-seh: .Ann Walker, Ada; Sharon daincs, Wilson; Glenda Kidwcll, Lindsay; Carole Nichols, Bow-egs; Nancy Moser. Frederick.Saxophones — Doris Lemley, Vlooreland; Latricia Mayberry, Elmore City; Paul Ford, Davis; tfarylynn Gooden, Pernell; John Colbert, Sharon Eclair, Coatgate; rom Wilson, Dan Evans, Ada, Carol Nichols. Bowlegs.Cornets — Tom Jamison, Davis;Tom Allen, Dick Wilson, Ada: I; Jim Martindale, Lindsay; Tommy I Brewer, Konawa; Wanda Nolen, Iwclumka; Ray Wade. Tecumsch.Horns — David Barger. Mays-ville; ivTyrna Piazzi, Coalgate; Dwayne Ratliff, Westville; Jerry Oldham, Lindsay; Jeff Johnson, Weleetka.Trombones — Kenneth Hicks, Gerald Hutchison, Nowata; Royee Blaker, Mike Gordon, Atoka; Robert Rose, Lindsay: Ron Jared, Allen; Don Estes. Ada.Baritones — Gene Massey, Coal-gale; Dick Garrett, Loy Kid well, Lindsay; Jim Couey, Tecumseh; Ginger Harris, Wynnewood.Basses — Robert Rozcboom, Ada; Leon Smith, Lindsay; Kenneth* Muklev, Bowlegs; Charles Bare, MoAlester; Charles Wyatt, Tishomingo.Drums — Pat Williams, Shawnee; Larry Epperson, ldabel; Suzanne Walker, Sulphur; Anna Lee Smith, James Emory, D'anny French, Pat Hickerson. Ada.Drum major; new this year, is Dwayne Ratliff, Westville; the twirling Tiger is Jeff Johnson, Weleetka freshman. Twirlers are Ikey Denman, -Sulphur; Karen Gillespie, Wynnewood; Norma Dodderer, Del City, and Sharon Eclair, Coalgate,Carrying the big band' banner a re Curtis Bartmess, Pauls Valley, and Richard Thompson, Ada.Noonday Offers New Edition Of Great Architecture BookTHE SEVEN LAMPS OF ARCHITECTURE by John Ruskin. Noonday. $1.95.“Architecture is the beginning of arts/' wrote John Ruskin, but for many decades, particularly into his century, it was a dormant art, subjected not only to worshippers of the past but also to wildly inconsistent innovators.•their materials, to be vital arid powerful, expressive of their Limes and ennobling of true principles.Ruskin was only 20 years old when he wrote the book. Later, he was to produce “The Stones of Venice/1 a three-volume work that surpasses all basic works on the subject of architecture.In his “Seven Lamps of Architecture/' the great English author enumerates sacrifices, truth, power, beauty. life, memory and obedience as the basic disciplines of architectural art. The book was written in 1848 and was the first major work to distinguish between mere building and the aesthetics of architectural arts.The architects or subsequent years have fed upon the wisdom of this great book which was among the first to implore architects to refrain from adulteratingTo be sure, same of RuskirTs ideas on fundamental architecture have been discarded with the coming of modern materials and concepts of organic design.But, for those who want a good, basic education on architecture through the ages and its place in civilization, Ruskin's book is in-dispensable.This Noonday Press paperback edition contains illustrations drawn and etched by the author.— Ernest ThompsonSEE THE DISPLAY
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Sun, Oct 08, 1961
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