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The "Roamin Collars" of
Order, whose music varies fri
folk, will give a concert in Th
Liberty Ti
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Auditions for "The Liberty f,
Tree" and "Annie Get Your Gun," p
to be produced this summer by the il
University at Sesquicentennial
State Park, are scheduled for c
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Russell Green, who is directing f
the shows, said "The Liberty
Tree" will open Thursday, July 2,
and will be presented on alternate S
weeks with the musical comedy E
"Annie." a
Actors and technicians chosen vM
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The University chapter of Chi higt
Omega social sorority clebrated rece
the 75th anniversary of the witt
national organization at a banquet The
in Capstone Monday night. Bev
Guest speaker Marine Lt. Clebe cecl
McClary, a former high school trop
-coach but now disabled as a result tive
of wounds received in Vietnam,
noted to his audience that "in this
world of give and take, there are
not enough people willing torlgiv
what it takes."
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Baker with an award for Al
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Green said actors, singers,
lancers, musicians and
echnicians, including some parts
r children, are needed.
The tryouts will begin at 10 a.m.
unday with registration in
rayton Hall. Auditions for the
ctors and for the children's parts
ill begin at 11 a.m.
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ived the award for the active
the most improved grades.
most active active went to
erly Neely and she along with
lia Baker were awarded the
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IiChi Psi'
Chi Psi Fraternity at USC will be
st to its regional convention
>ril 17, 18 and 19, at the Tremont
otel.
Participating in the convention
ill be the presidents and
legates from all southern Chi Psi
apters. Also In attendance will
J. Michael Brown, regional Vice
esident for the south, and James
Bray, executive vice president
the national fraternity.
This will be the second con
cutive year that the USC chapter
is been chosen as host for the
invention.
Included in the agenda will be a
ries of discussions concerning
shing, chapter management and
ivernment, and fraternity policy
ncerning problems on the U.S.
impuses today. The convention
ill end with the USC chapter
isting a party at Lake Murray on
iturday night.
COOPER HOSPITALIZED
Dean of Men L. Eugen Cooper
is confined to the Columbia
'spital last Saturday due to a
currence of a back injury
::eived several years ago. The
Open 11 a.m.'
Sunday thru
11 n.m. to 2
Friday and
2f74 ROSE WOOD DRIVE
Center located at 728 Pickens
7:*30 P.m. Admission will be 75
ident and $1.25 for adults.
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Hall
"We will need two boys and three
girls for acting and singing parts
in the age range of six to twelve
years," Green said. Other children
also are needed.
Singers will audition from 2 to
3:30 p.m. and dancers from 3:30 to
5 p.m.
Green said actors should come
prepared to give a one-minute
monologue and singers to sing an
excerpt from a song of their
choosing. Dancers are asked to
bring rehearsal togs. Applicants
should mail or bring resumes,
photographs and endorsements.
Classes in theatre for academic
credit, as well as the usual USC
summer school courses in a broad
range of subjects, will be available
for qualified members of the
company. Rehearsals will not
interfere with class schedules,
Green said.
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