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Firsts Select Louis Prima's Dance Band for June Finals VOLUME XLIII VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. MAY 11, 1953 NUMBER 28 Firsts Select Louis Prima's Dance Band For June Finals Band Includes Ceremonies Glee Club Concerts 'Keely' Smith Planned For Given In Richmond, As Vocalist Fri.^ May 15 The music of Louis Leo Norfolk Last Weekend This Friday, May 15, the Vir- Prima, "The Man Who Plays ginia Military Institute will com- Pretty For The People," his BY JOHN LEDE4UX memorate the eighthy-ninth anni- trumpet, and his orchestra The Glee Club htyaned versary of the Battle of New will drift once more across Sunday night from a Sjipm- Berry, Hart, Market. In memory of the partici- the lawn of Memorial Gardens pletely successful concert twr pation of the Corps of Cadets in from the open door-windows of the cities of > Norfolk an^ that historic event, and in tribute of Cocke '94 Hall during Richmond. The club left the In- Mattox Wm to those who made the supreme Finals of VMI. The class stitute Thursday morning arriving sacrifice, the program below is of '53 has decided that it will ill Richmond in the aftemoon> The Head AIEE scheduled. again be Prima who will pro- two bus-loads of men and equip- vide the music for the two ment unloaded at the Mosque and The VMI student chapter of the dances and a concert that have began rehearsal for the program American Institute of Electrical For information on New Mark- come to mean Hops at VMI. that night. Engineers was held on Thursday, et Days in VMI's past, see W. H. Finals dances this year will be April 30. The purpose of this meet- Paine's Years Ago at VMI on presented on Saturday, June 6 Time for the radio program was ing was to hear reports from the page 3. from 9 to 12 o'clock and on Mon- checked and after better than delegation which attended the Dis- day, June 8 from 10 to 2 it has three hours the club was dis- trict Meeting in Louisville, Ky., been announced by Jack Trigg, The ceremonies will begin at missed until concert time at eight and to elect officers for the next president of the VMI Hop Com- twelve noon with the annual Willis o'clock. Under the sponsorship of academic year. mittee. the C. F. Sauer company the Glee J. Dance, Jr. Lecture which will "Keely" Smith Featured Club gave their half hour radio Harold Hofheimer gave a brief be given by Mr. Clifford Dowdey, The ever-popular Prima will show and an hour and a half ex- outline of the program which was the author of historical novels. bring with him Miss "Keely" Smith tension to a capacity audience of given in Louisville, and presented The subject of his address will who song stylings have become so a list of the papers which were be "Stonewall Jackson." well-known and liked at the VMI. approximately five thousand peo- Shown above are Keely Smith and Louis Prima who will reappear given by students at the conven- The New Market schedule: ple seated in the Mosque. at VMI Saturday, June 6 and Monday, June 9. Many cadets will recall in particu- 1. Roll call of cadets who lost Varied Program tion. A brief summary was given lar the songs that she has chosen their lives in the Battle of New The varied program consisting on the papers which took first and to render for the audiences at the Market. of Negro spirituals, musical come- second place prizes. Saturday afternoon concerts and dy tunes, a jazz oratorio, a Mozart (Continued on page 8) Col. Foster oi VMI Faculty tea dances here. David Bird tqld of the field trips "Requiem" selection, and three Played at Astor taken while at the meeting and al- choruses from Rubinstein's opera The Prima band has been fea- so made a comparison between the Rats Take Charge Chosen to Head 1954 F4S "The Tower of Babel" was well re- tur«<i at many o£ America's fine University of Louisville, which was ceived by the audience. AtK.tbe annual meeting of the "Atomic Power — Weapon for Clubs and hotels, including the Cadist^ost ^or thg conventiffn, and VMI. JYahcisco Gonzalez played two Of Barracks Tiies. Virginia Academy of Science Col. Peace" and included illustrations. Hotel Sherman in Chicago. Chopin selections on the piano and Dixon Cockes summarize^ the I. G. Foster of the VMI Physics A panel of experts discussed the On stage, Louis' throaty voice, exhibited excellent form and exe- trip down and back and told the On Turnabout Day Department was elected the new conservation of natural resources, his growling trumpet and his many cution. group about some of the entertain- president of that organization. Col. and decided that the future of our shennanigans and the all-around Foster is a 41-year old Ph.D. Friday morning the Glee Club ments planned for the occasion. This is really on the level now. natural wealth lies in educating sparkle of his band's show have again boarded the buses to journey Don't hold your breath, but we He succeeds Dr. Allan T. Gwath- the public to the need for conser- made the Prima outfit one of the Tom Webb spoke on the presen- to Norfolk for their concert at think that tomorrow will really, mey. University of Virginia chem- vation. A special committee is top box-office draws in the land. tation of student papers at such Granby High School. The concert honestly be Turnabout day. As a istry department. Dr. Gwathmey plugging a program of conserva- Set Box-Office Records a convention. Such information is here was much the same as the result of a slight mix-up last was installed Friday night for the tion education in the public At such theatres as the Earle very valuable since second class- Richmond program but the presen- week we, printed an erroneous coming year. Col. Foster will take schools. Alfred L. Wingo the ^tate in Philadelphia, the RKO in Bos- men will be writing them next tation was no less for its repeti- story, but this week we've ben pro- office in 1954. Board of Education headed this ton, the Paramount in New York, year. tion. If anything it might be said mised that no one will disgrace The elections took place at the discussion. and many others, Louis has set that the concert here was some- Following these reports elec- the name of the Cadet. To be three-day meeting of the VAS box-office records. what better. tions were held and the results redundant, this will be the first which was held at VMI. More than Third Class Elects His is the only band in the coun- Two Parts are given below. Turnabout Day since 1950. The 700 scientists, both juniors and try to play the Downtown Theatre period of hardship for the upper seniors, were here for the occasion. in Detroit three times within a The program was divided into W. W. Berry was chosen to serve classes will begin tomorrow at The Junior Academy closed its twelve-month period. He set two two parts with the club singing as Chairman for next year. Bill is Jim Massie Pres. BRC. program on Friday, but the Senior records at Newark's Adams The- the "Lacrymosa," three Negro vice-president of his class, a serg- group did not adjourn until Satur- At a meeting held last Wednes- atre within six months. spirituals, "Daniel," "All Through eant in Easy company, and a var- The custom of having the fourth day. day night in Jackson Meihorial In addition, Louis' voice and per- the Day," "Blow Gabriel Blow," sity wrestler in the 157-pound classmen assume the duties of The program included the pre- Hall the present third classmen sonality are known to the country and Col. Dillard's "VMI Salute." class. To be Vice-Chairman the running the Corps was renewed sentation of 200 technical papers elected both class officers and at large through his wide-selling After the intermission the pro- chapter elected A. S. Mattox, Jr. three years ago, but it did not delivered by delegates, the per- honor court representatives for records, his many network dance gram continued with "The Che- A1 is the Regimental Sergeant survive its trial run and was not forming of many interesting ex- their second class year. broadcasts, and his guest spot on rubic Song," three choruses from Major and the newly elected GC revived until this year. The rats periments, and discussion panels. Bob Filer, Jud Leech, and Nor- such shows as "Spotlight Bands," "The Tower of Babel," "Haunted representative for the Class of 54. will be responsible for every posi- A GE expert from the metal- man Harris were re-elected as Heart," "You May Bury Me in the tion in the Corps with the excep- "Million Dollar Band," and "The J. P. Hart will become the new lurgy department gave the group third and future second class rep- East," and "Pore Jud is Daid." tion of the guard team. Chesterfield Supper Club." resentatives for the VMI Honor, secretary. James is a third class- an inside picture of rain and snow- Recorded Hits The club was called back to Heading the regiment in the Court for the 1953-54 term. Also man, a member of the swimming making by seeding of clouds. His more popular records have sing two more selection as encores position of first captain will be elected were Jim Massie, Royce team, and an Honor Roll student.
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