Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-01-27 | Page 5 | R. O. T. C .Cadets Publicize 'Hop'

R.O.T.C. CADETS PUBLICIZE 'HOP' By way of dvrtUinf the Wil high school cadet hop to be given February 4 in the Union building at the University of Utah the R. O. T. C. battalion Klawe est "aged a burlesque IHW OT lhow at u a m ff,- Friday In till ichool auditorium. Schools Mid Sergeant Arthur Ar-thur C. Hurley, commanding officer. Cadet Captain Robert Sorbonn raa in charge of the assembly. Cadet Ca-det LJeutensnt Colonel Sterling Merrill u chairman of the hop com ailttee. The East high achooi aymphony orchestra will present a concert in the school auditorium at S:la p. m. Friday under direction of Arthur R. Overlade. Approximately U students are Bnembers nf the orchestra, and a chorus will take part in the concert, con-cert, said Mr. Overlade. Norma Young. Marton Biuhm and Norma Squires will be soloists. Associated Boys of East high achooi have organised a traffic safety education campaign at the school, it was announced by Robert Rob-ert Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Ward, 1221 East 8lxth South street, association president. South high school's annual opera. will he Victor Herbert's "The Red Mill," It was announced Thursday by Mrs. Lydia White Boothby, school music director. Dr. LrRoy E. Cowles, dean of the lower division at the University of Utah Thursday announced that next Tuesday's regular freenman ' orientation assembly will be postponed post-poned to Wednesday at 11:10 a. m. because of a visit to the university f state legislators. Eighty-three members of the University Uni-versity concert band, directed by Bandmaster Clarence J. Hawkina, presented their seventh annual assembly as-sembly concert in Kingsbury hall at 11:30 a. m. Friday. Soloists were Emmet Herron, trombone; Chsrles Waring, cornet, and Lowell Smith, saxophone.