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War Bond Sales Total $51,160 President Pomfret Buys War Bond For College Climaxing the 6th War Loan Drive, President John E. Pomfret purchased a $50,000 War Bond in the name of the College of William and Mary and VOL. XXXIV, NO. 11 COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA DECEMBER 13, 1944 had the large square representing the College blacked out on the map of Japan. This purchase raised the Col Music Concert lege total to $51,160, the largest total Traditional Yule Log raised in any of the preceding College Is Next Week At The drives. The amount raised from stu- - Ceremony Is Resumed dent body sales far exceeded that of- Orchestra Will Play, Last Minute the administration, although no accu- Chorug Choir To ging rate records were kept. y ~ Program Based On Botetourt's Visit; Members of the WAMs who need Orchestral selections for the Christ The war stamp buyers crowded the extra WAM hours may <wrap Flat Youngest Child To Pour Wine On Log stamp booth from December 5 to ? mas Concert which is to be given by Hats or type out the addresses for Though slightly changed in form, the traditional Yule Log Cere- and their purchases surpassed the the William and Mary Chorus, the Me atymni overseas in the Flat Hat rrtony will be held again this year on December .19, at 4:45 p. rri. The goal set by the William and Mary Wren chapel choir, and the college office on Wednesday afternoons and Great Hall of the Wren Building will be the scene of the ceremony. War Council. In accordance with the orchestra combined, Wednesday even- evenings, according to Mary Ellen Tk. nm„,on, ,„;il ™„.. J • • * • '• L T J T> The Pr U cente slogan of the drive "Remember Pearl ing, Decembe^ r 220Q , a' t 8:00 pp . Jm. -i n Phi MacLean,Maclean, chairmanchairman ofof thethe personnelpersonnel °f ™ ™ ^ around an imaginary visit of Lord Bote- ,ng December 20 at 8 00 m ,n Flu tourt to the Harbor-Black Out Japan," students „ ' „ „ .,- ' , P„- - „ dMsiojldivision o} ofthe theWm WarCouncil. Council. College on December 19, 1769. This date is purely blacked out their names from a map Beta Kappa Hall are as follows: Pas- _ _ fictitious since no research by the Restoration proves that Lord Bdte- of the land of the Rising Sun. toral from the Christmas Concerto by J.anet Miller announces that six tourt did make a visit to the College at this time. 'Lord Botetourt army sleeveless sweaters have arriv Speaking through the public ad Corelli. Soloists will be Lee Lively, (Mr. G. G. Clark) and his military ed to be distributed to those who wish, aide (Mr. C. J. Duke) will be driven dress system, Fred Frechette explain Janet Ginsburg, and Robert Simpers, ed that the War Bond purchased by to knit them over the holidays. They Choirs To Sing by a coach loaned by the Restoration with Miss Natalie Rosenthal at the may be secured from her at the Kappa through Ewell Gates to the west door (Continued on Page 6) piano. Toy Symphony by Haydn. Delta house. of the Great Hall. There President Allegro, Mehuetto and Finale by string "Ike Messiah Horrocks (Mr. Thomas Thorne) and orchestra and toy instruments; Pas- _. , . , .• , „ , i ' • ' Tickets for the Yule Logr Cere*n Mistress Horrocks (Miss Grace J. Blank) will greet them. Ramsey Makes foral Symphony from the Messiah by monyj win be available to juniors and December 17 Handel. Soloists will be Margaret seniors today at the Information Desk On. Sunday evening, December 17, Trumpeters and heralds who an Ross and Eleanor Westbrook with in Mar shall-Wythe. ' nounce the program are as follows: All-Star Team at eight o'clock the Wren Chapel Choir Mary Lou Strong at the piano. Over Walter Mueschke, Jeari Owens, and Making the Service All-American and the choir of Bruton Parish Church ture to the Messiah by Handel, Miss Beverly Eaton. The four Boar's Head team for the second time in two years, Dancers Give will present the Advent and Christ Bearers will be Edward Hudgins, Rosenthal at the piano. as guard Garrard "Buster" Ramsey, mas portions of "The Messiah" by G. George Sullivan, Robert Trigg, and formerly of William and Mary, is Mr. Alan Stewart, conductor of the New Version F. Handel composed in the year 1741, Herbert Tucker. slated for an overseas assignment to orchestra, announces the following stu under the direction of William Fran Within the hall the ceremony will Hawaii in the near future, accord dents as personnel of the orchestra: proceed somewhat as usual. The as ing to yesterday's Richmond News String Orchestra: Violins: Lee Lively, Of Famed Rite cis Vollmer, organist and choirmaster sembled group, will sing "Deck the Leader. Betty Gall, Jerry Silverburg, Carol at Bruton Parish Church and director With a new twist, The Juggler of Halls with Boughs of Holly", after Callis, Janet Ginsburg; Charles Hop Ncffre Dame, famed Christmas reli of the Chapel Choir. Ramsey, who was an All-American which the Yule Log bearers, Knox kins, Jeanne Boileau, and Mrs. R. L. gious rite, will be presented on Tues guard on the famous 1942 William and The soloists will be Germaine Ramsey, Brendan Macken, Thomas Taylor: Viola: Ror/ert Simpers and day, December 19, at 8:00 p. m. in Phi Mary team, was seen again in Cary Thompson, and Jack Hoey, will bring Anna BelleV Koenig; 'Cello, Justine Beta- Kappa- HalhOtchesisj the Dance Bruyere Haserot, soprano: Jean Tra- . - -, „ , T T , . ffeld this year when- the Bainbridge, Dyer; and Bass, Dr. Harold Phalen. .•'•;•.-.. -•"••',:•'•."•. •::--•..••.,.-•••.'' ln the Yule Log. Lady Justine (Md.)> Naval Training Station play vers" Chorley, contralto; Edward Earle Throckmortbh (Justine Dyer '45), will produce the danced yersicm of the ed the Camp Peary Pirates. Toy Instruments: Cuckoos Margaret Hudgins, tenor; and George Edwards, Lady Cynthia Nickolas (Janet Gins- rite, with Miss Helen Black as the Ross and Virginia Ruhl; Bobwhite, bass. burg '46) and Sir Leonidas Lightfoot Juggler arid Virginia Tunstall as the As All-American back, Bill Dudley, Gwendolyn Coble; Nightingale, Mary (Lee Lively '47) will be introduced Virgin Mary. Miss Mattie. E. Moss is There are a limited number of free who played for Virginia against Wil Keeney; Trumpet, Jeanne Owens; after the log is brought in. These director, with Mr. John T. Boyt man tickets available for the performance, liam and Mary in 1942, came from Drum, Thomas Smith; Rattle, Walter people will play eighteenth century aging staging and pantomine, and Mr. and these may be obtained at the Bru Randolph Field, Texas. Also on the Meuschke; Triangle* Edith Isele. music prepared by Mr. Alan Stewart team is Russ Letlow who played guard W. F. Vollmer in charge of the ton Parish House or from some mem of the music department. President for the Peary Pirates this year, and Soloists: Lee Lively, violin; Janet chorus. ber' of the Chapel Choir according to Horrocks will explain that he lias in was originally on the San Francisco Ginsburg, violin; Margaret Ross, The Juggler of Notre Dame is given an announcement made by Mr. Voll vited some of the children of the city team before his entrance into the Navy. (Continued on Page 7) annually in a great many places as an mer. to eniertain him at which time "The offering to the Holiday Spirit. The (Continued on Page 4.) first part shows a group of people making merry in holiday festivities in Christmas Cabaret Will Be Motif the village square. There is a juggler Christmas Seal Drive among them but the monks and the Of Dance In Blow Next Saturday villagers spurn him and push him Last night the Y. W. C. A. opened' away. the Tuberculosis Drive on campus Old-time Christmas spirit, which is orations as well as soft candlelight. (Continued on Page 6) for the purpose of raising money to becoming more instilled in campus Refreshments will be sold in the Bitter fighting continues in Athens go.toward an X-ray clinic which will weary students as vacation approaches,' lounge. as both British and ELAS reinforce will prevail this Saturday night, De- This dance will be sponsored by all Paper Issued Tuesday ments have been rushed into the city. detect and prevent tuberculosis. This cember 16 at the informal Christmas campus clubs in connection with the The British have employed heavy clinic will serve all <& Williamsburg cabaret dance in Blow Gym. Student Dance Committee/ program. Next week's issue of the FLAT Wellington bombers in an ' effort to as well as the college. A large brilliantly lighted and dec- The admission will be the usual fifty HAT will be published Tuesday smash Greek leftists' positions outside morning, instead of Wednesday, be- the capital The Associated The Y. W. C. A. is working in con- orated tree will be placed in the cen cents. cause the printers, the Virginia Ga- Press has reported that according to nection with the drive in Williamsburg ter of the floor to set off the fire place So far, these committee sponsored zette will be busy the rest of the week" an impartial source, ELAS leaders for this purpose. Each dormitory and" effect in the background. The "stay dances have been successful and well filling Christmas orders and because are ready to withdraw from the city sorority house will have a representa out of the snow and come to iflow" attended. Many plans', for dances to appeal appears more attractive in be given next semester are now under- tive Circulation staff must get the mail relenting . their demands upon the tive to collect the contributions.