Show Ky Tv UTAH AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE VOLUME XLIV LOGAN UTAH JULY Famed Pianist Gives 5 1944 NUMBER FOUR Henry Simon Explains Poetry Music In Lectures Drama Concert Wednesday in Main Auditorium Inter-relationshi- ps Dr Henry Simon professor of Irving Wasserman famed pianist will present a concert Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock in the auditorium in connection with the summer session Mr Wasserman began studying piano when very young in Poland In n Vienna he studied with Edward and later studied in Belgium After coming to the United States he appeared in several concerts and presented programs on various radio networks while residing in New York Well known to Logan music lovers Mr Wasserman has appeared in Logan concerts and is a distinguished piano instructor He was recently released from duty with the United States '& Mabelle Glenn Arrives army On "A two week tiful lake area H B Hunsaker and hiking trip Mabelle Glenn music supervisor of the Kansas city public schools has arrived on the campus to continue a program of elementary school music summer session officials reported Saturday A national leader in the field of public school music Miss Glenn has been guest teacher in leading American colleges and universities During the past several years she has taught in summer sessions at the Jufliard school of music in New York City the University of Wisconsin at Madison Wisconsin and the University of Illinois at Urbana Illinois She has written many music books and many of them are used extensively in Utah elementary schoole Miss Glenn was chairman of the elementary school curriculum committee for the national music conference and at the St Louis meeting was chairman for three open meetings notice Regular class work will be held Sat- to make up for the Monday holiday according to the summer session director urday July 8 K "X m I v £AAr W SMOV Campus to Continue Students May Request School Music Program Intersession Classes Join Hikers in Camp Trip Urges Director vacation in the beauof Wyoming ’’Prof described the camping into the heart of the Bridger primitive area sponsored by the physical education department Any person over 17 years of age who can pass a physical examination is eligible to take the trip Since a limited number of persons can make the hike students and faculty are urged to register immediately Registration cards may be obtained at the physical education office and secretary’s office Fishing in the area has been excellent this year Director Hunsaker has learned from Wyoming forest ranger Native fish can be found in Lake Ethel and North Fork Lake while hikers will fish for rainbow and brook trout in Sequa and George Lakes at Barnes On a one day stop-ov- er Lake the group will fish and hike to Mt Victor the highest peak in the area The group will travel by bus to Berg ranch and hike to Lake Ethel Victor lake Sequa lake Barnes lake and George lake Students will hike on the average of five miles a day erature at Columbia university will deliver a series of five lectures on drama poetry and music at Utah State Agricultural college beginning Thursday July 6 summer session officials reported today of Explaining the drama poetry and music Dr Simon in the five lectures will discuss the common elements in these arts from the point of view of the man who reads watches or listens and wants to be more articulate about what he likes and doesn’t like and why Dr Simon music critic for PM was born in New York City He studied at Columbia university and Oxford university obtaining a AB in 1923 an MA in 1927 and a PhD in 1932 Prior to accepting a position at Columbia university Dr Simon taught in secondary school as well as at the University of 8ennessee University college of the Southwest (Exeter England) Bennington college New College and Teachers college at Columbia university Not only a famed educator and lecturer Dr Simon is also an author having published several books Principal publications in book form are “Reading of Shakespeare” "Poetry Appreciation” "Preface to Teaching” inter-relationsh- Steu-erman- Intersession classes at the college will be taught only upon request of students according to summer session officials lit- ip Requests should be made in the summer session office room 102 Main immediately by prospective students who plan to attend the intersession in and two editions of "Five Shakespearorder that the number of students de- ean Tragedies” He has been music critic for PM siring certain courses can be deterNew York newspaper since 1940 mined The following courses will be defi- GEOLOGISTS PLAN TRIP nitely taught and others will be added upon request of students: Physics 22 am nutrition 5a daily University of Utah Brigham Young daily am intended primarily for nurses university and the college have comalthough others may register hygiene pleted plans for a joint intersession am and geology course in the Unitah basin and health 108 daily 2 am Any person interested may make psychology 3a daily the trip upon payment of fees Those Intended for summer session stu- who desire credit for the laboratory dents and faculty a swimming party trip must have had a course in elewill be held in the Smart gymnasium mentary geology 1 2 or 3 Students desiring credit must regisfrom 8 to 10 p m Thursday ter at the registrar’s office for Geology 16 or 116 before leaving for the trip JULY 5-- 7 Three hours credit will be given for OUTLINE OF EVENTS the two weeks work 11 Wasserman 5 m a Irving Wednesday July A registration fee of $25 includes Concert in Auditorium transportation meals and lodging Simon 11 Dr 6 m a Henry Thursday July however students will take their own "Good Poetry and Bad" bedding 1 Miss Margaret Williams p m The group will leave Logan July 23 Workshop Discussion 5 8 p m Swimming Party returning Saturday August During the tour the work will conSimon Dr 11 m 7 a Henry Friday July sist of daily excursions to points of "What Makes a Play Successful” geological archeological and historheld be will Classes Regular Saturday July 8 ical interest 9-- 12 8-- 10 9-- 12 10-1- |