The Banner - January 20, 1972

              Les Chanteuses Will Tour
California With Song in '72
Les Chanteuses will represent
CBC in northern California on
their annual music tour which
will be during the week of semester break this year. Their
schedule is very tight as the college has many friends in that area
and the group is well-known much
in demand for performances.
Outside of singing to familiar
faces, the ensemble will perform
for high schools, a Rotary Club,
and other groups.
The  tour   schedule is as follows:
Jan.   28-First  Southern   Baptist
Church, Taft
Jan. 29-To Manteca
Jan.   30-First   Baptist Church,
Manteca
Jan. 30-Parkway BaptistChurch,
Dublin
Jan. 31-Morgan Hill High School
Feb.   1-First   Southern   Baptist
Church, Petaluma
Feb.   2-Vacaville High School
Feb.   2-Trinify   Baptist Church,
Vacaville
Feb.   3-Rotary   Club,  Vacaville
Feb.   3-First    Boatjst   Church,
Grass Valley
Feb.   4-Grass Valley High School
Feb.  4-First   Southern   Baptist
Church, Sacramento
Feb.   5-Free Day-San Francisco
Feb.   6-Foxworthy       Baptist
Church, San Jose
Dr.   Thurmond   George
will speak
The   girls  will   be  guests   in
people's homes during the tour.
News Briefs
The $2.00 add/drop fee will
not be charged for special students 399 coursework during
this time.
Be sure to watch Channel 52
at 4:00 p.m. this Saturday and
Sunday as our illustrious Dr.
George Musacchio challenges a
fiendish term paper salesman in
a T.V. talk show.
Lily Pon Diehl
ToAccompany
Mini Opera
Tickets are going fast for
Thursday's benefit Mini Opera,
to be presented by CBC's Music
Guild in the chapel at 8 p.m.
According to Lily Pan Diehl,
music instructor at CBC who will
be accompanist for the opera,
tickets are already being held
back and there are very few
left.
PREPARING  for a  whirl-wind  tour of Northern California are the select women's singing troup
from CBC, the Les Chanteuses.
LILY PAN DIEHL
Produced by Li la and Val
Stuart, there will be excerpts
from "La Boheme," "Rigolet-
to," "Song of Norway," and the
complete comedy opera, "The
Telephone." Singers are Colene
Schwandt, Arlene Bates, Mary
Nell Hoag, Robert Nations and
Ron Warnell.
All numbers will be sung in
English.
REPORTERS WANTED
If you are interested in
working on the Banner
staff next semester/ you
are invited to meet in
Room   121-D in the
public relations wing,
this Friday at 3 p.m.
Final Examinalion Schedule
Monday, January 24
8:30   -   11:00 All   9:00-9:50  Monday,   Wednesday,   Friday
1:30  -     4:00 All   2:00-2:50  Monday,   Wednesday,   Friday
Tuesday, January 25
8:30- 11:00 All 9:25-10:40 Tuesdav and Thursday Classes
1:30 -   4:00 Ail 10:50-12:05 Tuesday and Thursday Classes
Wednesday, January 26
8:30  -  11:00 All  11:00-11:50 Mondav, Wednesday, Friday
1:30   -     4:00 All   1:00-1:50  Monday,   Wednesday,   Friday
Thursday, January 27
8:30 - 11:00 All 8:00-9:15 Tuesday and Thursday Classes
1:30 -   4:00 All 12:15-1:30 Tuesday and Thursday Classes
Friday, January 28
8:30  -   11:00 All   8:00-8:50  Mondav,   Wednesday,   Friday
1:30 -   4:00 All 1:40-2:55 Tuesdav and Thursdav Classes
Classes
Classes
Classes
Classes
Classes
Examinations will be given in other afternoon and evening classes
during the last period or periods of Final Examination Week, except in those classes which meet on Thursday onl\. Examinations
in Thursda\ onl> classes will be gi\en at the regular meeting of
the classes on Jan. 20.
A senior graduating at the end of this semester w ith a "B"
average   in  a   course   may   be  exempt from the final examination.
CBC's Riverside 500 Float
To Feature Miss Mary Ann
By Becky Venosdel
"Racing Around The Clock,"
will be the theme for this year's
Riverside 500 parade Saturday.
C.B.C. will be entering a float
for the fourth consecutive year.
The theme will be "A Time to
Remember, Make The Most of
Your Childhood."
C.B.C.'s float will consist of
a huge brass bed, a grandfather's
clock and nursery rhymes on the
back. Miss Mary Ann from Romper Room will also be on the
float along with several children.
The parade will start at 10:30,
Jan. 22, at the corner of Jackson
and Magnolia, and will conclude
at Tyler Mall.
Rick Pribbernow is in charge of
the float and is being assisted by
Circle K and members of the
A.S.B. Those involved so far are
Penny Stoner, Walter Grubb, Jennie Williams and Vic Black.
These people need the help of
the students, though, to make the
float possible. They hope that
everyone that can will help to
assemble the float. They will be
meeting in the front classroom
of the gym at 2:00 Wednesday,
and Thursday and all day Friday.
C.B.C. has had a winning float
every year they have entered. The
first year, they took first place
in thedivisionof school organizations. The next year, they took
first place in the division of non
commercial. Then last year, they
took another first place in the
division non commercial -
secular.
Even if you are not able to
come out and work on the float,
you can help out. They need lots
of big tissue flowers in orange,
pink and lavender. Also they can
use all the large stuffed animals
that the girls can supply.
Plan now to help out on the
float.