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Welcome To Campus, Dr. Geren
THE
FLORIDA'S OLDEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER
STETSON REPORTER
Volume 80
Friday, September 15, 1967
Number 3
'Who's Who' Selects 21 Seniors
Chambers, Rebecca
Crosby. Wayne
Daniels, Charlotte
Ferrell, Jeannette
Barbara Gillespie
Gregg, Judy
Gryskiewicz, Stan
Hicks, John R.
Hobbs, Steve
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Keefe, Topper
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John Leland
Martin, Joyce
O'Callaghan," Pete
Patton, Mary
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.Larry RBiifans'
Solaria, Ophelfa
John Welch
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Twenty-one Stetson Seniors have been picked to be
included in the 1968 edition, of "Who's Who in Colleges
and Universities". They were selected by a faculty committee for this honor because of their leadership in all
areas of campus life.
Wilma Yates
HAPPY FACULTY AFTER THEIR PROMOTIONS at Convocation
last week are from left: Dr. Love! Hilton, Mr. Bruce Griffiths,. Dr. Gerald Anderson, Dr. Richard Langford; Dr. Ethel Colbrun, Dr. William
Hughes, and Dr. Walter Bennett. '
New Orchestra Conductor
Joins Music Staff
By BEN COX
Our new orchestra conductor
L. Frederick Maraffie, comes to
us originally from Pennsylvania. His education is quite impressive, including degrees in
English, Violin, Orchestral conducting and Composition. His
Bachelor study was done at Oberlin and Syracuse Western Re-.
serve.
His Graduate work was done
at the Cincinnati Conservatory
of Musi'c where he studied for
his master of Music in Orchestral conducting under Max Rudolf, the conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony, and Erich
Kunzel, the assistent conductor,
and protege of Pierre Monteux.
Also.in his Bachelor training,
he studied violin with Mischa-
koff (concert master to Toscanini). ■ Daniel Majeske, assistant conductor of the Cleveland Symphony, and with the
solo violinists of the Clermont
and LaSalle String Quartets.
His private conducting study
was, with Dr. Jaines Yannatos,
conductor of the Harvard-Rat-
cliff Orchestra, Michael.
Oh'arry, assistant to Ge o r g e
Szell (conductor of the Cleveland Symphony).
His composition study was
with Marcel Dick, and Scott
Huston.
As for what he wants to do
here at Stetson, he said,- "I hope
to maintain a professional attitude among the students who
participate in the symphony
and opera lab, in order to prepare them for the demands- of
the life of a. professional mu-'"
sician. I hope to instill tn them
the firm understanding that a
music school can offer them an
intellectual basis for music making which they could not acquire elsewhere. Having bene-
fited from this exposure they
must consider it their- solemn
duty to perpetuate authentic
musical interpretation." .
With this in mind, our orchestra and opera may expect a
most exciting and thrilling year
under Mr. Maraffie.
