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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1931
CThr Srii attii Stark
PAGE FIVE
Tryouts Slated
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Tor Fine Arts
Final tryouts and rusting for
"Summer and Smoke" and "Pygma
lion," the University Theatre’s first
two plays for the current season,
will be held in the Lab Theatre in
Fine Arts auditorium at 7:30 p.m„
Monday and Tuesday.
"Pygmalion," the outstanding farce
of the late Irish playwright. George
Bernard Shaw, will be the first play
produced in the University Theatre
that requires a three-set production
with shifting units.
Tennessee Williams' play. “Sum
mer and Smoke." will be enacted in
three scenes. All three settings will
be oiiBtage, and only the lighting
will shift when the scene changes,
which makes this play one of the most
unusual in contemporary theatre.
Some 16 roles for nieu and 14 for
women will be needed in these two
productions. In addition, persons are
needed for crew work and for the
business staff
A reception, to which all students
are invited, will be held in Fine Arts
auditorium immediately after the
tryouts and final casting.
Dean Jones . . .
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revive construction at the ultra mod
ern vet plant on Ag Hill. The build
ing was first occupied in November,
1960.
Construction began in 1948 when
the board of regents allocated $1,-
600,000. Operated as a five-state re
gional school, 4 7 students from Mary
land, North Carolina, South Caro
lina, and Virginia, are admitted each
year. Twenty students are admitted
annually from Georgia.
3tates pay *1,000 a year for each
student admitted, and out-of-state
vet officials have been complaining
because construction has been held
up.
The vet dean, who received his
doctorate from the University after
receiving his A.B. degree from the
University of Florida, was appointed
dean in 1948.
Administrative offices, animal clin
ics, the anatomy department and
portions of the pathology department
aie now housed in the building. Lack
of funds has caused pigs to be housed
in dog cages and the surgery amphi
theatre to be used as a lecture room.
Metropolitan's Munsel
To Open Coneert Series
Patrice Munsel, famed soprano
of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany, will be starred in the
initial program of the 1961-52
concert series which opens Oct.
IS in Fine Arts Auditorium.
Hugh Hodgson, music depart
ment head, announced today.
Sponsored annually, the series
brings to the campus noted per
formers from the music world.
In addition to Miss Munsel, this
year’s concert series will include
Virtuosi di Roma’s symphony
orchestra of Rome, Italy, on Jan.
28, and the well-known vocalist,
Leonard Rose, on May 15.
Season and performance tick
ets can now be purchased in the
music department office.
Far East Veteran
Gets Air Command
Col. L. G. Duggar, veteran of
Far East Air Force service in Japan
and Guam, has assumed duties as
commander of the University AF-
ROTC. replacing Lt. Col. Orlie Price.
Colonel Price was relieved in Au
gust as professor of air science and
tactics for a European mission.
Colonel Duggar, a native of Ala
bama. holds a degree In electrical en
gineering from Alabama Polytechnic
Institute. For the past two years he
has been chief of an electronic lab
oratory at Wright Air Development
Center, Dayton, O.
Rated as a senior pilot, Colonel
Duggar is qualified to fly almost all
types of military aircraft and has
flown over 3000 hours while assign
ed to staff and base command duty.
Five new officers and four airmen
have been assigned to Instructional
duty with AFROTC.
Ag Hill School Approved
An Ag Hill demonstration school
will be a reality soon ns a result of
a board of regents' decision permit
ting Pres. O. C. Aderhold to have
plans drawn for the high-school por
tion of what will eventually be a 12-
grade school.
The board has allocated $400,000
to construct the entire school. How
ever. President Aderimld said that
the amount would be sufficient only
to construct the high school portion.
He requested that the remainder be
added as soon as funds are available.
Plans for the school are now be
ing drawn by Stevens and Wilkinson,
architects, Atlanta, and a program
for operation has been set up.
The school will be princlpuled by
James L. Dickerson, assistant pro
fessor of education, and all perma
nent teachers will be on the grad
uate level. Approximately 400 Clarke
county students will be enrolled.
The date of the beginning of con
struction will not be determined un
til the board of regents approve the
architect's plans.
Thomson Traffic Accident
Futal to Pliurmney Senior
A traffic accident near Thomson
Saturday proved fatal to Irvin Leroy
Ghitter, Augusta, a senior in the
Pharmacy school.
State Patrolmen said be was killed
Instantly when a car in which lie was
riding left Highway 78 and turned
over several times. Ghitter was a
member of Tau Epsilon Phi fratern
ity.
Iipl<riun Ag Officials
See Dairy Division
Four Belgian government officials
toured the University this week as
guests of the dairy division to study
the operation of the dairy industry
in Georgia.
The visitors were sponsored Joint
ly by the Economic Cooperation Ad
ministration and the Belgian govern
ment. They came to this country on
a recommendation by Dr. H. B. Hen
derson, dairy division head, who vis
ited Belgium In 1949 to study the
dairy industry there.
One of the visitors was a Belgium
Agricultural College professor. The
other three were a dairy adviser to
the Belgian ministry of agriculture,
a research worker, and a control
agency representative.
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