Junior Show Committee Plans Secret Budget
The Junior Show Committee met yesterday on Rosemary Richmond as chair to discuss plans and approve the budget. Central committee heads include Ann Ford stage manager Caryl Hamburger script chair Anne Hopkins publicity Betty Jean Kirschner dance Louise Lyczak social Anne Taylor property Jare Sheil costume Barbara Schultz director Margaret Shipman business Helen May Wolfert secretary.
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Ann Ford
Caryl Hamburger
Anne Hopkins
Betty Jean Kirschner
Louise Lyczak
Anne Taylor
Jare Sheil
Barbara Schultz
Margaret Shipman
Helen May Wolfert
Barnard and Columbia Debate Tonight for Decisive Final
The Barnard Debate Club plans to meet Columbia and Dr Frances Marlatt. Last year Barnard won the atomic bomb debate while Columbia won the public utilities strikes debate. This session could clinch a two to one win for the victor. Both sides show determination.
Brooks Hall Debuts Spontaneous Chamber Concerts
Last Thursday at four the first in a series of spontaneous chamber music concerts was held at Brooks Hall. Performers included Bernard Garfield on bassoon, Mitzi Fabricand on piano, and Denise Martin on flute. Garfield is an NYU student noted for Berkshire Music Center praise. The program featured Mozart Bassoon Concerto no 1 Bach Flute Sonata no 11 and Locatelli Trio for Flute Bassoon and Piano. The event was student run with no club, department, or college sponsorship and no speeches or tea.
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Brooks Hall
Bernard Garfield
Mitzi Fabricand
Denise Martin
Garfield
N.Y.U
Koussevitzsky
Berkshire Music Center
Barnard
Mozart
Bach
Loculet
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