Choral Union Plans Christmas Concert With Messiah and More
The Choral Union presents its annual Christmas program on Thursday December 14 at 8 PM in the Molege Auditorium. Sponsored by the ASC Religious Council this concert features Handel’s The Messiah conducted by Ambrose Holford with the College orchestra led by Charles O. Bowers. Correlli’s Christmas Concerto for strings and harpsichord joins Britten A Ceremony of Carols performed by women’s voices with harpist Esther MacLaughlin. Auditions for Messiah solos selected top men and women students including Basses Kenneth Noble Lewis Litchfield Ed Francis Tenors James Hendricks Marvin Weisberg Contraltos Edna Appleton Janice Nabors Mary Ann Enloe Mezzo-soprano Ann Child Sopranos Melva Lee O'Donnell Mabel Combs Beverly Francis and Eleanore Nolan.
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ASC Voice
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Marvin Weisberg
Edna Appleton
Janice Nabors
Mary Ann Enloe
Ann Child
Melva Lee O’donnell
Mabel Combs
Beverly Francis
Eleanore Nolan
Mask and Sandal Club to stage The Doctor in Spite of Himself
The Arizona State College Mask and Sandal Drama club will perform Moliere's The Doctor in Spite of Himself at 8:30 p.m. in the school auditorium on Thursday and Friday. Walter Andrews stars as Sganarelle with a cast including Doris Pannkoke, Dick Nortman, Dave Hardaway, Bob Ellis, Ed Dorton, Melva Lee O'Donnal, Joyce Gibbons, and Tom Sherlock. Tickets are 50 cents for students and the public.
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Phoenix
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Sganarelle
Dick Nortman
Tempe
Robert
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Scottsdale
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Bob Ellis
Cleveland
Ohio
Valere
Ed Dorton
Jersey City
New Jersey
Geronte
Melva Lee O’donnal
Mesa
Joyce Gibbons
Shevy Chase
Lucinda
Tom Sherlock
Ventura
Calif
Leander
Sun Devil Gridders Set New Border Conference Records
The Sun Devils dominated Border Conference honors with 4702 offensive yards in ten games, a new conference mark surpassing 4195 set in 1948. Whizzer White led rushing with 1502 yards, Bobby Fuller scored 48 points, and John Ford of Hardin-Simmons topped passers while HSU beat Texas Tech 28 to 13.
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John Ford
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