MUSETTES STAND FOR MUSIC "Sophisticated Swing," "You'll Never Walk Alone," "Hey Babe," -These are synonyms for Musettes. Directed and accompanied by J. Clair Anderson this girls' double sextet had entertained throughout northern Utah. Included on their list of appointments were service clubs, schools, church organizations, and as d new enterprise this year, the service men's clubs. Stylish uniforms have set the stage for melodious harmony. Maroon velvet skirts and white longsleeved blouses comprised the winter uniforms with chartreuse linen skirts accentuating springtime. As a supplement to well-blended, three part vocal music Carol Barker contributed tapdancing routines and Bettie Lyman entertained with humorous readings. The Weber College Musettes have, through their entertainment, helped to promote interest in Weber College. "MUSIC MAESTRO PLEASE" Faithfully answering the call of the Maestro, the Dorianette Sextette have blended their voices in a year of active ensemble work. With the able hand and capable guidance of director Roland Parry, they have taken the spotlight and met with such success. They have performed well, and their ernest efforts have won the applause and approval of their many audiences. School assemblies, Ogden City service clubs, traveling assemblies, and various other organizations have found their talents indispensable. The Christmas Oratorio and the Opera "Sweethearts" found them adding their support also. Outfitted by Rotary Club, they include in important events Spring quarter a concert tour on which they accompany the Dorian singers. The Dorianette Sextette certainly spells accomplishment in the field of music and will long remain a pleasant memory of college life.