The Midland Journal

ALL COLLEGE NIGHT TO BE FEATURE OF CONFERENCE

The activities being planned for All College Night will include varied entertainment features for the second annual Student Conference to be held at the State Teachers College at Salisbury on April 9th and 10th.

Following an informal dinner of student conference members at 5:30, the Glee Club and Men's Chorus, under the direction of Miss Margaret Black, will open All College Night with songs from their repertoire. The Sophanes Players will follow this with the play "Red Carnations", directed by Mrs. William Howard Bennett.

The rivalry between the two literary societies, the Bagleans and the Careans, will be depicted through their songs and cheers.

Time in the evening's fun has been set aside for the announcement of merit awards and Campus Leaders.

At 8:00 o'clock the annual athletic exhibition, under the direction of Miss Helen Jamart and Mr. Benn Maggs, will be given in the gymnasium.

The crowning event of the evening will be the informal dance in the gym from 10 to 12.

Entertainment for Friday afternoon, April 9th, will consist of a reception and tea dance in the social room and main corridor of the college.

Working with State Teachers College conference committees is Mrs. H. Ross Coppage, President of the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers.