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Z-460 SI T V VOLUME 27 FRTOAY, DECEMBER 13, 1946 NUMBER 10 HoEi^ny Season Begins With Dance Sororities and Fraternities to Hold Song Fest Christmas Caroling And Group Singing Are Featured In Evening’s Program Everyone is invited to attend a special holiday song-fest at Norton Union on Thursday, De cember 19. Sororities and fra ternities are uniting for an evening of Christmas caroling and group singing. Any sort of song will be in order and each of these organ ization will be allotted five minutes. The contest, scheduled to be held in Norton Auditor ium, will begin at 7:00 P.M., and it is suggested that you have dinner first with the crowd at Norton Cafeteria since spe cial arrangements have been made for the occasion. Edward Dunlap, chairman of the affair, has planned a juke box dance afterwards to com plete a gala evening. Old German Play To Be Presented By Club on Dec. 16 *flansel And Gretel” To Be Given By German Club At Their Christmas Party This year the traditional German Club Christmas Party is to be held on Monday, De cember 16 at 8:15 P.M. in the Norton Auditorium. As the principal feature of this year's party the German Club is pre senting the play “Hansel and Gretel.” This play is intimately asso ciated with the Christmas sea son in the German tradition and is particularly appropri ate. The text of the play is adapted from Humperdinck’s opera and much of the music from the opera is also being used in the form of choral numbers and other songs by the cast. Further music from the score will be provided in .the form of piano interludes COMING EVENTS AT NORTON UNION Tuesday, December 17—• Dance Instruction — 4:30 Thursday, December 19— Coffee Hour — 3:30 - 5:30 Inter-Sorority-Fraternity Sing — 7:00 Friday, December 20—■ Tea Dance — 3:30 - 5:30— Auditorium N.U. Committee Plans to Show Sports Movies Glee Club Will Present Program Of Yuletide Carols In Norton Norton Union’s Convocation Committee, under the chairman ship of Leeland Jones, has planned a variety of programs for tbe coming ynonths. first on its schedule of events will be the showing of sports films this afternoon at 1:30 P.M. in Norton Auditorium. Some of the highlights of this season’s collegiate and pro football games will be seen, including the Army-Notre Dame and Army-Navy contests. In keeping with the Christ mas spirit, the Glee Club, un der the direction of Dr. Wal lace Van Lier, will present a program of Yuletide carols. They will sing from the bal cony of Norton Auditorium on Tuesday, December 17. Directly after the Christmas vacation the committee will present a battle of swing be tween two well-known Buffalo bands. Jackie Cohen is working with Berger’s Department Store to stage a fashion show and a talk on the proper use of cosmetics. Look for it in February, by Miss Lillian Kershenbaum, a talented pianist from Bennett High School. Gretel is to be portrayed by Alice Banaszek, and Hansel will be played by Clifford Barra- clough; they will be assisted by Ruth Purdy as die Mutter, Rob ert Schaffer as der Vater, Bes- enkinder, Katherine George as (Continued on Page 4) UB Medical Clinic Now Ready For Use By Students Mias Ellen Daily, R.N., Placed In JCharge Of Dispensary The medical clinic of the University of Buffalo, located in Room 317 of Clark Gym nasium, has recently been opened for student and faculty use. The present schedule is as follows: Monday — 9:00 to 5:00 Tuesday — 9:00 to 4:00 Wednesday — 9:00 to 1:00 Thursday — 9:00 to 1:00 Friday — 9:00 to 1:00 Saturday — 9:00 to 11:00 Miss Ellen Daily, R.N. from the Deaconess Hospital, is the nurse in charge. No doctor is ^sf.yet ‘available. ^ The present set-up includes an examination room, a rest room for patients, and an of fice. Drugs, cabinets and other equipment, although on order, have not as yet been received. The services of the clinic include advice on health, nu trition, and medical problems. Students who need medical help may consult the clinic for aid. Kleinhans Music Hall js Scene of Christinas Dance Frank Harris And His Orchestra Will Provide Music From 9-1. Regis Stevenson Is General Chairman Of Christmas Dance Student Directory Proves Saving In lime and Money A New Supply Of Directories Will Go On Sale December 18 In Norton Union Students To Suggest Curriculum Changes Are you satisfied with the courses offered at U. B.? The Curriculum Committee of Nor ton Union, under the chair manship of Mary Jane Gill, is sponsoring a survey in which all students have the opportu nity to suggest new courses, and courses to be dropped. The committee will then compile the results and make recommendations to the facul ty. Next Monday, December 16, is the day to submit your opin ions. Norton Union will spon sor a Christmas Tea Dance on Friday, December 20 from 3:30 to 5:30. Renata Mittman is chairman of the committee. If you have social problems, the 1946 Student Directory is the only answer to your trou bles. As 1500 students have al ready discovered, our new Di rectory is one of the most valu able and popular manuals that can be found on the campus. With its handy addresses, tele phone numbers, courses, and year of graduation of every U. B. student, it can readily be seen why 1500 copies of “this guide to social life” were sold within only four days. Since there are still a few hundred students who are eag er to own a Directory, a new supply has been obtained and will go on sale in Norton lob by on Wednesday, December 18. On the same day, for the convenience of those who won’t be at Norton, the Directory will also be available at the book store. U.B. Squadron ofAFA Will Meet Dec. 17 The University of Buffalo squadron of the Air Force As sociation will meet Tuesday, December 17, at 7:30 P.M. in the East Room of Norton Un ion. This meeting will be de voted to organizing the campus squadron. With the large AAF contin gent on the campus, U. B. should be able to rival the squadrons already functioning at Columbia and other leading (Continued on page 7). > With the halls of Norton decked in their holiday best, everyone is in the mood for the festivities just ahead. First ^ on the holiday agenda of ac-^ tivities is the annual Christml^^ Dance, which begins at 9:00 to morrow evening at Kleinhans Music Hall. Frank Harris and his band, having just returned from a nation-wide tour and an appearance at Giro’s in Hol lywood, will provide the music for the four-hundred couples who are expected to attend. Rumors that have been circu lating of late concerning the barring of sales in the Klein hans lounge are not confirmed, and it is believed that they are wholly unfounded. Last year’s Christmas Dance found the unique spectacle of tuxedo-clad fellows carrying their long-frocked dates across feet of snow to their cars, hid den by immeasurable “White Christmas.” Nevertheless, Buf falo’s weather with all its in consistency cannot deter the students from the Christmas Dance nor can it dampen full enjoyment of the affair. The chairman of the semi- formal affair is Regis Steven son. His committee consists of James Anderson, tickets; Anna Gambardella, guests, and Norma Burkhardt and Doris Bertoglio, who are handling publicity. Pre-Med Applicants To Take Tests Jan. 11 All applicants expecting to enter Medical School ig Sep tember, 1947 must take an all day medical aptitude test ad ministered by the Graduate Rec ord Office of the Carnegie Foundations. The Professional Aptitude Test will be given on a nationwide basis on Saturday, January 11, and requires ap proximately five and one-half hours to complete (three hours JCoutinued on Fa^e 6 )
