The Apache sentinel., 1944-06-30
. USO REVIEW
Clubs and Classes

The Spanish Class which has been
/ discontinued for the past month is
scheduled to begin again next Fri
day night at 8 pm. Pvt. Ann Kelly.
WAC. will be in charge of this class
which is composed of WACs and en-
listed men.
The Huddle Club, which meets each
Thursday night at 1880 O'Clock. was
fortunate in it's last meeting to have
Or. Hugh NJ. Gloster give review of
Sherwood Eddys why America.
Fights" A heated discussion followed
the review with the Huddlers con-
tributing many points on the slh5ect
not included in the pamphlet.
Members of the Glee Club were sur
prised last Monday night by a party
planned by Miss Skinner who has been
working with the group since its for
nation. Aside from the tasty repaIst
and the complimentary remarks spok-
en- by members of the staff the GIee
club members We're amused by dane
ing and making recordings. At this
affair Cpl. Arnold Baranco-the ca
pable and talented leader of the group
turned the Glee Club over to the
hands of Pvt. George Harris. Pvt.
Harris will be seeking new voices and
welcomes for try-outs any who might
wish to join.
The Camera Club which has now in
creased its membership to so and
which is under the chairmanship of
Cpl. Wesley Brown, Sou, is pleased
to announce that it is prepared to
make photos for the public at equip
ment price. Anyone interested should
get in touch with Cpl. Brown through
the USO. This group on last Sunday
accompanied by members of the WAC
Council enjoyed themselves in Sa-
bino Canyon-the merry crew return
ed to Tucson where they hired horses
and rode for two hours. Only three
falls none of which were serious were
reported. The Camera Club is one of
the most active USO functions.
Dances-Past and Coming
On Tuesday night, June 20, men of
Company *. 37Oth Infantry We're en-
tertained with grand dance. Over
two hundred men and their guests
were present to enjoy the good music
and the sumptuous repast prepared by
a detail from their company and Miss
Evelyn Horn. Members of their detail
including Pvt. Custer. Sgt Moody. and
Pvt. Roy declared that they enjoyed
working behind the Snack Bar far
more than they did dancing. The
men left stating that they had thoro-
ly enjoyed the evening and the Clubs
efforts to make them feel at home.
Thursday night following, the WAC
and Soldiers Councils We're honored
with dance at which their members
and invited guests revelled in high
style. There was a floor show dis
playing Post talent in several lines
at intermission time and cold raSpber-
ry punch was served with cookies
while the audience enjoyed the enter
tanment furnished for them.
Other Events of Interest
Reverie Time-a Sunday afternoon
hour of classical recordings now
had three successful presentations.
On the Sunday past-Anton Dvorak's
New World Symphony" was heard
and on the Sunday coming Sym
phony No. ] in D Minor" by Caesar
Franck will be heard. Miss Suzy Skin
ner and Miss DeVerne Lee are in
charge of the program and cordially
invite all lovers of good music to at
tend.
The Masters of Bridge having COM
pleted a months playing are now set
to win scores for second War Bond
which is their monthly prize. At last
Thursdays nights game, Pvt. Loren
20 Hill won first prize and Sgt. Al
fred Belt won second. Both these
men belong to the Post Special Ser
vice Unit.
The movie schedule for the COM
ing Saturday night is "Once Upon A
Honeymoon and for Sunday night
is "An BY Myself" Prior to Sat
urday nights movie a USO Camp
Show under the sponsorship of
Chauncey Lee will perform.