Seventeen music scholarships awarded
Seventeen students will pursue
their education in music during
1973-74 under scholarship awards
from the University School of
Music, announces Music School
Dean Robert Trotter.
The $2,000 awards are from the
Ruth Lorraine Close Musical
Scholarship fund, established in
1972 through a bequest from the
late Ruth Gracely of Palm
Springs, Calif. Gracely, formerly
from Portland, taught harp in
Portland for many years.
The first award from the fund
was made in 1972 to Katherine
Kienzle of Eugene. Kienzle
studied at Juilliard School of
Music. Her award has been
renewed and during 1973-74 she
will be studying toward a
masters degree at the University
of Arizona.
Several other Eugene students
are among this year’s recipients
of scholarships. Janet Jackson
and Susan Rockey, both
graduates of South Eugene High
School, will study at the
University Music School.
Jackson is taking work in harp
and voice and Rockey will work
toward a career as a professional
cellist.
Kristen Wiper of Eugene,
graduate of Churchill High
School, will study harp at the
University.
Carolyn Neff, now a Eugene
resident and graduate student,
will use the award to study
trumpet in Scandinavia and to
continue studies at the Univer
sity.
Philip Bayles, graduate
student, will work toward a
Doctor of Musical Arts degree in
composition here. He also makes
his home in Eugene.
A teacher of music education at
Creslane Elementary School in
Creswell, Mary Yost has
received one of the awards to
continue studies towards a
masters degree at Oregon.
Nancy Dunn of Springfield will
study toward her doctorate at the
University Music School.
Eric Funk, Beaverton, is a
graduate student here working
toward a masters degree in
composition. He will continue
study on this campus.
Pamela Cooper of Forest
Grove, junior in the University
School of Music, will continue
studies in music education.
A sophomore studying voice
and organ, Sharon Gross of
McMinnville will also continue
studies at the University.
Continuation of music study in
bassoon at the University is the
plan of Bryce Troy of Roseburg.
Michael Yantis of Stayton, a
graduate student in composition,
will also continue work at the
University.
Two California students who
received the awards plan to study
here. They are Daniel Coon of
Palmdale, a sophomore in the
Music School, and Raymond
Barker of Vallejo, graduate
student working toward a doc
torate in composition.
Mark Howard Steidel of
Berkeley Calif.,is a 1973 graduate
of the University. He plans to use
the scholarship for graduate
work at Mills College, Oakland,
California.
A foreign recipient of the
scholarship is Maethjun Park of
Seoul, Korea. He has received the
Master of Music degree from the
University and plans to continue
work here towards a doctorate in
composition.
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Jazz Club slates group for Thursday
The Jazz Club presents Stan Fink’s jazz group at 8 p.m. Thursday
at the Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid. Donations will be fifty cents.
North High student wins music award
Kit Dodd, 1973 graduate of North Eugene High School, is the
recipient of the first $1,000 Paul Clark Stauffer Scholarship from the
University School of Music.
Dodd, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dodd, Jr., 1745 Grove
Street, Eugene, will enter the University this fall as a music major. He
plans a career as a performing violist and as a conductor.
The award was established in 1972 through a trust fund left to the
University by the late Paul Clark Stauffer of San Diego, Calif, who
directed that the fund was to be used for an annual $1,000 scholarship
in music.
Outdoor Program schedules activities
Learn how to climb a mountain, shoot rapids in a kayak, or find
out what the right equipment is for backpacking. These are activities
that persons may participate in, the week of June 18-24 during an in
troduction to the University Outdoor Program.
Sessions will include slide shows, lectures, instruction in skills,
with hikes, tours, and river floating. 1116 Outdoor Program is an
agency of the ASUO.
Wednesday — River trip on the McKenzie River, sign up in room
23 EMU; basic rock climbing, 1 to 5 p.m., “The Columns,” Skinner’s
Butte Park; slide show and discussion on rock climbing, 7:30 p.m., 177
Lawrence. Thursday — river trips, rock climbing, day hikes, sign up
in room 23 EMU; slide show and equipment session on back packing,
7:30 p.m., room 150 Science; Friday through Sunday — river floating,
hiking, climbing and many more trips.
More information and sign-up for the trip® and schedule may be
obtained by calling the Outdoor Program at 686-4364 or at their
headquarters ir. room 23 EMU. The general public is invited to par
ticipate in any of the activities.
Household goods needed for sale
The University Mothers Club is looking for used household goods
to include in the Club’s third annual sale for student apartment
dwellers in September.
Proceeds from the sale will go into the Mothers Club scholarship
fund, notes Grace Rodiger, president.
The club is interested in pots and pans, dishes, silverware, bed
ding, mattresses, bedsprings, curtains, drapes, lamps, small rugs,
furniture, chairs, small electrical appliances, plants, and clothing for
the sale.
Anyone who wishes to donate these household items may contact
Maxine Pilon, 2625 Potter St., Eugene, telephone 345-3090; Lilith Ruff,
209 Greenvale Drive, Springfield, 746-6156; or Edie Dowell, 2295
Chamelton Street, Eugene, 686-9597.
The household goods sale will be September 19 and 20 on 13th
Street between University and Kincaid Streets.
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