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  • Friday, October 16, 1964 The Western Carolinian Page 6 Lowry To Be Featured At Halftime Sat. Robert Lowry, well-known clarinetist, will be on campus Saturday, October 17, for the first Fall Lyceum. He will appear for an eight minute performance during the half-time ceremonies at the Homecoming game. He will perform "The Licorice Stick Story," a development of jazz from early blues to modern jazz, emulating such great artists as Benny Goodman. Besides this half-time performance, he will also give a clinic for twelve visiting hitfli school bands. The clinic will last approximately one and a half hours Saturday afternoon It will be concerned with instrumental problems and interpretation and Lowry will demonstrate certain aspects of hi program also. Lowry is a graduate of Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa. After his graduation from Morningside and after atta:nin>] his master's degree at South Dakota University, he became the band director and head of Morn- ingside's instrumental dennrt- ment. He held these positions for thirteen years, but his desire to see the clarinet played properly brought about his decision to become a full- time clinician. He has successfully used his experience as a music educator, as well as a school and college band director, to measurably improve the clarinet sections o'f the bands with which he has worked. He is a member of such associations as the College Band Directors Association; the American Bandmasters Association; and a life member of Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia music fraternity: and is past president of the Iowa Bandmaster's Association, the world's largest band director's organization. Lowry will be brought here under the auspices of the Lyceum Committee, Dunham's Music House of Asheville and the Conn Band Instrument Corporation. Tour Of A Girls Dorm By Cindy Borden Are you a normal, red-blooded American (boy)? If you are, you have no doubt wondered al one time or another in your college life just what goes on behind the scenes in that "forbidden structure"—a woman's dormitory. What happens to the delicate females of the campus, once they sweetly bid you goodnight ,and drift into their habitat'.' Here, at last, you can sec rm I m ^jyiff her eyes open yet. Oh, don't let those screams from the showroom bother you. It's just that when you get the water at a comfortable temperature, someone flushes a toilet, and, well, it isn't too comfortable any more. Ah, things are looking better now. The girls have their eyes open, and have finally discovered where they are. I'll bet that girl was surprised or yourself. Come along with lie on a first-class tour of a women's dormitory. The best time for us to start is probably 5:30 AM, since this is about the only time we can be reasonably sure that all is quiet on the dormitory front. As we walk through the halls, however, you may notice a few snarls, grunts or a mumbled soliloquy escaping beneath a door. Don't let it throw you; girls don't really sleep as silently as men would like to think they do. It won't be long now and the alarm clocks will begin going off. There's one now. And the girls are beginning to move! You'll hear some real groans now. Look out! This gal coming down the hall on her way to the shower room hasn't got Sun. - Mon. - Tue. October 18 - 19 - 20 ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S Suspensetul Sex Mystery!.. --TIPPI' HEDREN SEAN CONNERY ■m fcfriUr/ir.f ...,DIANE BAKER martin cabel * |«vn sj a»*ji; TECHNICOLOR Wed. thru Sat. October 21 - 24 \ Music f Laughter! Drama.1 WALTDISWS ■*&, SODEARTO* " MTHEART t . ft IrtnH Cf WJTM «5f» IHIrfetoa C. W. • ©Will (kvWf fW*Cti«M NEXT ATTRACTION Elke Sommers — Peter Sellers IN "A Shot In The Dark" to find herself brushing her teeth in the janitor's closet! At least she can have first tabs on a mop. You see, since today is Friday the girls have to clean their rooms for inspection. This means that at last that growing heap of clothes, books, papers, hair rollers, stuffed animals, records, an iron, hair dryer, and other odds and ends will be disposed of, only to begin its growth all over again tonight. Most of the girls are leaving for breakfast now. They look a bit better than when they first came staggering out of their rooms, wouldn't you say? Things will calm down now. the girls will be going to and coming from classes most of the day, with occasional breaks for a dash to the post office or a quick nap or a stop at the student union. The real fun begins around six o'clock tonight. Why don't you come back then, and we'll finish conducting the tour? Glad to see you back! Can you smell the pizza.. It's the familiar aroma about this time. The trouble is, about four girls eat the pizza but 4 girls eat the pizza but the by the odor. It's not unusual for the girls making the pizza to look up and find a half dozen moist, pleading eyes staring at them from the doorway of the kitchen. Watch it! Whew that was a close one. I should have warned you that when a girl gets called to the telephone, you're taking your life in your own hands if you happen to get in her way. The average time for a girl living on the third floor to get to the phone on the first floor is about .417 seconds. Things are really buzzing now. Those flashes of robes and curlers you see are girls getting ready to go out tonight. (If only their dates could see them now!) What are you looking so puzzled about? You don't know the girl that just shouted "HI" as she ran by? I saw you eating lunch with her this noon . . . Don't get too close to this mob up here No, there's nothing wrong. It's just that it's sign out time, and a girl is all elbows until she gets her name in the sign out book. When she enters the parlor, however, she is once again the charming, sweet and composed darling her date "knows" her to be. Since you have a date to night (with the girl you didn't recognize this afternoon, isn't it?) we have to conduct the last portion of the tour upon your return. Be back around eleven-thirty, and, ah, have a good time! Well, here we are—outside the girls' dormitory. If the bushes seem to be saying "sweet nothings," just try to ignore it. The foliage about the dorm entrance seems to become very animate this time of the evening. Now, if you will just weed through this congestion in front of the doorway, you'll be able to see another mob—the girls signing in. However, this "mob" Is different, if you'll notice. The girls aren't pushing and elbowing their way to the sign- out book. Now, instead, they are patiently standing about, most of them appearing to be on cloud nine. Take that girl over there, for instance. See how dreamy and distant her eyes look? She will drift down to her room, wind her hair on rollers and go to bed with the glow of the evening still encompassing her. Well, there you have it; life in a girl's dormitory. Some rs- pects of the tour, no doubt, surprised you a little. But now, I hope, that what goes on in the forbidden territory of a girl's dormitory is not such a deep, dark mystery for the opposite sex. MANSFIELD CORDOVINO Shines like a saddle in a Maryland hunt I $19.95 Sizes 6 to 15 A to EE ALSO SCOTCH GRAINS SSTcu^nH^'tlr8^0"8 l6ather With a ^ kase °» life. extv!mTLmtTu,er' J? * SUpple and smooth- S^rtly si, led SCHULMAN'S The Traditional Center of W.C.C.
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