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JUDGES ANNOUNCED FOR 1922 SINGING CONTEST AT JUBILEE

Mr. Appel and Professors MacDougal and Lewis Will Decide on Best Chorus.

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Judges for the annual Freshman Jubilee singing contest, to be held in Smith Halls' quadrangle next Tuesday afternoon and evening, June 3, were announced last night. The judges will be Mr. Richard G. Appel, chorister of St. John's Chapel, Cambridge; Professor Hamilton C. MacDougal, of Wellesley College; and Professor George R. Lewis, of Tufts College.

The prize to go to the best of the choruses is the large silver loving cup donated five years ago by a number of graduates. The cup is now in the possession of Smith Halls, having been won by them two years in succession.

As in former years, President Lowell will present the cup and baton to the leader of the victorious chorus, who will conduct the singing of the combined groups. There is no Freshman chorus representing Smith Halls this spring, but one of 1922 men from the Yard will take its place.

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