The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, April 12, 1962, page 25 (of 31)

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Cavalier Collaboration Kicks Off Saturday Night in 3 Sections

Variety will be the spice of the Eleventh Annual Cavalier Collaboration sponsored by Coral Gables High School's Instrumental Department Saturday in the Dade County Auditorium at 8:15 p.m. The three-sectioned program will feature the school's orchestra, concert chorus, and Band of Distinction. The Modern Dance Group directed by Mrs. Helen Smith is the guest of the Music Department and will present a satire on school life. Music will be from jazz through the classics, including the Glenn Miller Band Sound and Broadway musicals. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the music department or at the auditorium box office on performance night. Prices are 50 cents for students and a dollar for adults. Participating students are: BAND Beth Able, Maryanne Ankrum, Claudia Baum, Thory Bennecke, Peter Bennett, Leonard Berkowitz, Judy Blum, Marcia Blumenthal, Linda Bob, Anne Bornstein, Julian Brown, Martha Burch, Jimmy Byrd, Alfred Crammer, Bob Cherry, Byron Clay. Martin Cohen, Beth Cold, Peter Cronquist, Rochelle Draizar, Helen Eisenberg, Howard Ehrlichman, David Fledman, Russell Ferguson, John Fisher, Victor Fishman, James Fretwell, George Gelb, Gloria Gordon, Burton Green, Lynn Green, Marc Hann, Don Hille. Gerald Hofacker, Lynn Ikenson, Harvey Jacobson, Lorraine Jahn, Stuart Jasper, Roger Jones, Alex Jospeh, Steve Kahn, Vickie Kapplow, Roslyn Kavenoff, Chip Kern, Virginia Kerr, Larry Klar, Reg Knaub, Pamela Knight, Bob Koop, Tom Long, Robin Lovett. Barbara Matthews, Sam Matthews, Fred McCall, George McLain, Wallace McMurray, Les Medlin, Robert Mendelson, Jerry Monash, Julie Nally, Art Nonkin, Timmie Platt, Susan Porter, Delia Potts, Patsy Richey. Vonni Rieless, David Rodgers, Ila Rubel, Cherl Rudnick, Babs Russell, Ronald Sherer, Carol Schmeisser, Randall Senterfit, Vita Shapiro, Stephen Soloway, Gene Stearns, Irene Stein, Norman Stephan, Mike Stephans, Bennett Stern, Cheryle Strong, Dennis Taylor. Steve Thompson, Karen Valentine, Gary Walko, Robert Wallace, Peggy Watson, David Williamson and Jim Woodard. ORCHESTRA Sherrin Block, Robert Boston, Wilda Brown, Bette Church, Ken Clow, Carol Conlan, Cathie Cotton, Leto DeMarco, Jay Denger, Carol Ann Derflinger, Alba Diaz, George Dickinson, Earl Galitz, Faith Gould, Thorton Gould. Carlos Grana, Steve Herstedt, Marilyn Jay, Jean Kalman, Elliot Midwood, Angie Reyes, Evelyn Rosner, Don Smith, Irene Stein, Richard Strauss, Judy Tibor, Bob Unsworth, Lynn Ware, Beth Abel, Marianne Ankrum, Lynn Ikenson. Chip Kern, Peggy Watson, Alfred Camner, Vita Shapiro, Vickie Kapplow, Byron Clay, Karen Valentine, Claudia Baum, Susan Porter, Jimmy Byrd, David Rodgers, David Weissman, Barbara Matthews, Wallace McMurray, Victor Fishman, Gene Sterns, Don Hille, Peter Cronquist. Roger Jones, Alex Joseph, Howard Erlichman, Mike Stephans, Virginia Kerr and Gloria Gordon. MAJORETTES Pat Castle, Alice Caudle, Lisa Ettinger, Linda LaBionda, Joyce Morrill, Sue Morrill, Angel O'Sullivan, Lynette Pecor and Cookie Winchester. MODERN DANCE Diane DuBarry, Sandra Weissman, Judy West, Brenda Stone, Karen Watling, Susan Worley, Marcia Diffendorfer, Carolyn Bramlett, Carolyn Wilkes, Judith Broadway, Elizabeth Basten, Jodi Preston, Georgette Kaiser, Carol Hamassee. Nancy Rogers, Pamela Murphy, Anna Zwerin, Maureen Edwards, Patricia Stone, Valerie Pope, Nancy Basten, Susan Stockley, Penny Andrews, Tamara Bernstein. Bernice Berman, Emily McInnis, Nancy Powers, Neenya Kitchall, Gail Peto, Pam Hale and Mary Jochem. CONCERT CHORUS Joyce Arce, Audrey Arroyo, Mary Lou Arroyo, Viviane Benitez, Joan Bennett, Gay Benson, Andrea Bjorkman, Helene Brenner, Rayna Cabrera, Flo Clarke, Barbara Conser and Tania Cox. Alice Davies, Linda Dierkes, Nancy Doughty, Kathy E出来るomou, Nancy Foust, Glorine Goldman, Leslie Jansson, Marlyn Johnsn, Pam Kelly, Sharon Koger, Irish Lanford, Lynn McKenzie, Eliz Mathis and Alice Moore. May Murrary, Louise O'Neil, Peg Phillips, Eliz Plumer, Sandra Schultz, Vera Scourtis, Carolyn Sever, Susie Spires, Faye Springmyer, Shirley Thompson, Cora Lynn Tischer, Ruth Tyler, Lois Weil and Patty York. Sue Youngman, Barbara Zwick, Jim Alu, Bernard Asatonowitz, Time Bell, Bill O. Brown, Bill R, Brown, Jim Bues, Steve Cacicedo and Robert Geiger. Richard Gertman, Henry Goodfriend, Warren Johnson, Lester Langer, Ed Lownsdale, Jim Peeples, Tom Roman, Joseph Santiago, David Shull and Joe Spradlin. Doug Stevenson, Bill Sussman, David Vance, Cecil Warren, Ron Warren, Chuck Wilson, Bill Wirt, and Bill Yow. UP IN THE AIR but in a talented way, are Coral Gables High students who'll perform in their school's "Cavalier Collaboration" this Saturday, 8:15 p.m., at the Dade County Auditorium. The show features artists from five categories. From the left are, orchestra, Vic Fishman, 2734 SW 36th Ave.; modern dance, Pamela Murphy, 4035 Bonita Ave.; chorus, Florence Clarke, 812 Obispo Ave.; and bandsmen, Moose Midwood, 904 Wallace St. Not in the picture are the majorettes, who will perform.

Club Site For Women Is Eyed

The Coral Gables Garden Club will be asked if it wants a public hearing on its proposal to convert the City-owned triangular piece of land near the University of Miami for a club site. The land, bounded by San Amaro Drive, San Amaro Court and Campo Sano, would be deeded to the Garden Club with a reverter clause if the City approves. A building is planned on the site.

Design For New Library

Preliminary designs for the new public library are under way following a conference meeting between architect Ed Rempe, Librarian Margaret Beaton and the City Commission Tuesday night. The group went over the report of Library Building Consultants Inc. on the proposed two-story building, estimated to cost $400,000.

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