MU Music Department
CADENZA - Spring 1996
A Message from the Chair The Department of Music announces the establishment of Friends of Music at Mansfield, an
organization to boost the presence of musical arts in the community and to provide much needed
scholarship assistance to attract talented students. We hope our Cadenza readers will consider
becoming one of our Friends. All Friends will receive special invitations to outstanding events
and regular correspondence concerning the wide variety of activities sponsored by the
department during the academic year. Be a part of this dynamic endeavor described in the
following pages, and do become a member of the Friends of Music at Mansfield.
The Second Annual Scholarship Weekend is scheduled for April 26-28. Be sure not to miss this
opportunity to hear the outstanding performances of small and large ensembles, Kreuscher
Scholarship Winners, the Music Department Faculty in their Gala Concert of music of many
styles, the Concert Wind Ensemble, and an evening of Choral Music. Plan to attend now, and
order your tickets as early as possible.
The administration has informally announced that all of Mansfield's teacher education programs
received passing marks following our October evaluation by the National Council of
Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). The Pennsylvania Department of Education
(PDE) sent Dr. Dennis Ritz (BS '70, MS '74),Chairperson of the Music Department at
Shippensburg University, to evaluate our music education program. Dennis found us to be
passing in all respects, but in true Mansfield style, he expects us to be better than passing. Our
grateful appreciation to Dennis for his several suggestions that have already prompted
improvements that we could not have made by ourselves.
I am pleased to announce that I have been awarded a sabbatical leave for the 1996-97 academic
year. This is my thirty-first year to be a part of Mansfield and my fifth as Chairperson of the
Music Department. My introduction to Mansfield began in the seventh grade with Carlton
Chaffee as my band director, a Mansfield graduate who was an excellent musician and cared
about all of his students. My long and exciting professional career at Mansfield has been the
dream of my life. Many good things have happened in the last five years, but I am particularly
proud of the new faculty who have been hired and our establishment of the music department
scholarship benefit activities. During my sabbatical leave I plan to take several trips looking at
programs in music education including schools in Hawaii and Guam. You may hear from me
again, but this is my final message from the desk of the chair. Aloha.
Very sincerely,
Joyce C. Wunderlich
Faculty Highlights
Dr. Robert Amchin has been invited to present a workshop to the Steuben County (NY) music
faculty on "Orff Schulwerk in the classroom" and he will present materials on general music
education and percussion techniques for the Indiana Orff-Schulwerk Association in Terre Haute,
Indiana. He is also a presenter for elementary music educators of the Connecticut Music
Educators State Conference in Stamford, CT, where he will present his ideas on integrated arts in
the music classroom and multicultural music education. Finally, Dr. Amchin will be presenting a
session on "Percussion Techniques for the General Music Classroom" at the national conference
of the Music Educators National Conference in Kansas City, MO. Next fall, he will be presenting
in-services in New Mexico, New Jersey, Michigan and Albany, NY. If you are an alumni who is
interested in having Dr. Amchin visit and present at your district, feel free to contact him.
The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education has awarded Dr. Kenneth Sarch, Professor
of Strings and Director of the Orchestra a Faculty Professional Development Grant in the amount
of $2,494 to develop his research proposal entitled "Colonial Williamsburg: A Musical
Odyssey".
Alum-notes
Glen A. Brumbach (BS '79, MS '92) is Director of Marching Band at Reading High School,
Reading, PA. The band captured the 1995 Cavalcade of Bands (PA) State Championship on
November 4, 1995. The Band also won the High General Effect Visual Caption Award. Glen did
all his own music arrangement and drill design. He and his wife, Andi (BM '93) welcome E-Mail
from everyone at AAAMusic@eworld.com. They reside at 10 Ariel Dr., Fleetwood, PA, 19522.
Alden Bowser ('41) and Lillian Brace Bowser ('43) met at college and married in 1945. They just
celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, Dec. 26, 1995. Their address: 8515 US 41N,
Palmetto, FL 34221.
Terry C. Gordon (MS '91) is in his third year as band director and elementary general music
teacher at Schenectady Christian School in Scotia, NY. He also plays regularly in Albany, NY
with Joey Thomas Big Band, as well as with his own jazz group. His address: 33 Clinton Ct.,
Apt. C, Stillwater, NY 12170.
Mark S. Hartman (BS'78) is in the middle of his tenth year as Associate Professor of Music at the
Crane School of Music-SUNY at Pottsdam. Mark is the trombone studio teacher, conductor of
the Crane Trombone Ensemble, member of the Pottsdam Brass Quintet and principal trombone
of the Chamber Orchestral of Northern New York. He has been Scholarship Chairman for the
International Trombone Association, is married to Adrienne, and they have two children:
Nicholas, 6 and Rachel, 4. They reside at 208 Foster Road, North Lawrence, NY 12967.
Jeanine L. (Buzzard) Shelley (BM '87) is completing her thesis at Youngstown State University,
Dana School of Music, and is looking forward to the fulfillment of her masters degree in music
theory. She is expecting her second child in May of '96. Her address: 456 Baldwin Ave., Apt. 1,
Sharon, PA 16146.
Lora Lee (Long) Krum (BM '88) is currently on a child-rearing leave from her elementary music
teaching position in the Northern Lehigh School District after the birth of her son, Dylan Charles
on June 22, 1995. He was born 2 1/2 months early at 2 lbs, 4 oz. and 14 1/2". He came home to
live with she and her husband, David, in August. Their address: 250 S. Ninth St., Lehighton, PA
18235.
Maria (Hricko) Fay (BM '94) married John Robert Fay (Business '92) on October 7, 1995. She
currently works as a music therapist for Tri-County Human Services Center in Carbondale, PA.
John works for Noreu Services at Prudential in Moosic, PA. Their address: 975 Lincoln St.,
Dickson City, PA 18519.
Brian Story ('78) is an instrumental teacher in the Canandaigua City School District. He also
works for Warner Brothers Publications as an arranger and composer in its instrumental
education department.
Dr. Matt Weber ('78) recently completed a Ph.D. in music education at the University of North
Texas. He earned his master's degree from the Eastman School of Music in 1984 and is starting
his second year as coordinator of fine arts for the McAllen Independent School District in Texas.
He is married to Joan Crouch Weber and they are the parents of two children, Joshua, 4, and
Zachary, 1.
Mark Johnson ('79) who goes by the stage name Mark Rehnstrom, toured in late 1994 with the
"Ensemble for Early Music" in its production of the play "Daniel." In February 1995 he sang
"Siegmund" in Wagner's "Die Walküre" at St. Paul's Chapel in New York.
Carl Ruck ('80) has been chosen president of the All Pennsylvania College Alumni Association,
which represents the alumni of the 14 State System of Higher Education schools.
Victor Fields (81) is organist and choirmaster for St. John Lutheran Church in York, PA.
Elizabeth C. Browning ('95) is getting married on May 4, 1996 to Scot Boisvert, a graduate from
Alfred University with a BA and Master of Science degree in ceramic engineering. Beth is
currently working for Barnes & Noble in Colonie as a sales associate. Scot is employed at
Benjamin Moore Paint Company as a Quality Control Chemist. Her address: 209 E. Main St.,
Apt. 2, Johnstown, NY 12095.
Thomas J. Fadden ('94) has entered his second year of teaching in Swiftwater, PA, at the Pocono
Mountain Intermediate School as a director of 7th grade bands. This past fall, he served as
percussion instructor for the Pocono Mountain High School Marching Band, which finished 7th
in Group 4 Competition Atlantic Coast Championships. This past summer Tom started his
Master's Degree program at Vandercook College in Chicago. He is engaged to Michele Seymour
and they plan on getting married in August 1997.
Bonnie Jenkins ('87) teaches music in the Tussey Mountain School District. She is assistant band
director, percussion director, handbell choir director, elementary music teacher, seventh and
eighth grade music teacher, and teacher of music theory.
John Pearson ('53) recently played saxophone in the Legends of Drumming Orchestra featuring
Ed Shaughnessy and other well-known drummers. He returned to MU in April to hear the
University of Texas One O'clock Lab Band under the direction of Neil Slater '53. Pearson plays
clarinet and saxophone in the New York City area and resides in Terrytown, NY.
Jay Ziegler '91 is a resource teacher/coordinator for the gifted program of the Page County
School System in Luray, VA. He previously taught a year in North Carolina.
Susan L. Kahle '92 married Geoffrey C. Brown ('93) on Dec. 30, 1994. She is a free-lance
production coordinator for the film and the television industry. He is a realtor for Laney Real
Estate Company specializing in residential sales. The couple reside in Wilmington, DE.
Lisa Carr ('94) married Philip Gilebarto on Nov. 26, 1994. The couple reside in Lakewood, NY.
Dr. Stephen Johnson ('76) is director of bands at Clarion University and recently accepted
appointment as Associate Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Clarion. He holds
a doctorate from the University of Maryland. His wife, Denise Wawrejko Johnson ('79) works
for Clarion County Children and Youth Services.
Deborah Halderman ('78) is division accounting representative at the Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning Division of Parker Hannifin Corporation. She has been with the firm for seven
years as a cost accountant and most recently as senior accountant. She earned an M.B.A. in
accounting from Rochester Institute of Technology in 1987. She is a member of the Institute of
Management Accountants. She also serves on the MU Alumni Association Board and sings with
the Finger Lakes Chorale in Canandaigua, NY.
David W. Roland (BS '64) is currently working for an insurance company as a sales
representative since 1977. He has been taking voice lessons at the Eastman School and has sung
at various recitals, shows, and other occasions since 1989. He has 2 musical children (percussion
and flute) and has good memories of Jack Wilcox and Opera Theatre. He says "HI" to all. His
address: 31 Wadsworth Ave., Avon, NY 14414.
Marianne A. (Boyce) Skinner (BM '94) was married Nov. 25, 1995 to Jefffrey Skinner. She is
enjoying a happily married life while remaining very active in church music, both piano and
voice and is continuing to compose. Their address: 862 Worthington Mill Rd., RR2 Newtown,
PA 18940.
Shelley K. Russell (MS '86) is currently chair of the Department of Music at Juniata College, and
is also Director of Choral & Vocal Studies there. Her address: 1326 Oneida St., Huntingdon, PA
16652.
Lisa Kay (Morris) Reilly (BS '81) now has a Masters Equivalency in Education. She teaches 7th
and 8th grade music at Dallastown Middle School, Dallastown, PA. Lisa also directs a tone
chime group there. She plays in her church bell choir and directs the senior choir and childrens
choir. Lisa is very busy with her family: husband, Vic, daughter, Leigh (9 yrs.), son, Alex (6
yrs.), and daughter, Erin (2 yrs). She recently gave a 45 minute concert on New Year's Eve of
contemporary Christian Music.
Lisa Ann (LaMachia) Roeseler (BM '86) is currently directing vocal music at Medina Central
School District, Medina, NY. She teaches music theory classes and has 4 choral groups. Lisa
married Martin Roeseler in 1992 and now they have 2 boys (6 months and 20 months old). Their
address: 9320 Ridge Rd., Middleport, NY 14105.
Douglas Orzolek (BM '89) recently completed his Ph.D. at the University of Minnesota. His
thesis was a study of the effect of imagery and theatrical movement exercises on the ability of
students to conduct with greater expression. He is currently teaching at Thomas Jefferson HS in
Bloomington, MN which has a nationally renowned music program. With director Dr. Earl
Benson, they have 250 players in marching band and about 275 in the concert and jazz bands.
Doug also teaches a course to all 475 music students (choirs, orchestras, bands) which combines
music appreciation/theory/history/current trends, etc. Watch for his article on AMP (Absolute
Musicianship for Performers) in a future issue of The Instrumentalist. In the summer of 1995 he
married Amy O'Mahony who Doug met during his Master's work at Penn State. Dr. and Mrs.
Orzolek reside at 10300 Devonshire Cir., #319, MN 55431.
Laura D. Lovich (BM ME '78) of Farmington has been appointed bandmaster of the First
Company Governor's Foot Guard Band. In conjunction with the appointment, she has been
promoted to the rank of captain. According to Major Robert A. Burnham, commandant, Lovich
is the first female to attain an officer's rank in the 224-year history of the Foot Guard. Also, she
was the first woman in the Foot Guard Band to receive the George W. Tule Medal as bandsman
of the year. Burnham called the promotion "a historic moment for the Foot Guard." "Women
have become an integral part of the Foot Guard tradition of promoting patriotism and
Connecticut's colonial roots," said Burnham. "Lovich brings an excellent musical background
and her outstanding sense of history to her leadership role, which will contribute greatly to
continuing Foot Guard traditions." Lovich, who teaches and directs instrumental music for the
Farmington elementary schools, received her bachelor's in music education from Mansfield
University and her master's in music education from Western Connecticut State University. She
has also completed her sixth year diploma in music education at Central Connecticut State
University.
Music Grad Delivers Commencement Address
MU awarded approximately 185 degrees during its 131st commencement Saturday, Dec. 16, at 1
PM in Straughn Hall. Kimber Billow, a 1970 Mansfield graduate, delivered the commencement
address, continuing a longtime Mansfield commencement tradition of having only alumni speak
at graduation. Billow, who holds a bachelor's degree in music education and a master's degree in
education from Ithaca College, has been director of the Concert Choir, Show Choir and Madrigal
Singers at Elmira's Southside High School since 1972. During his years at Southside, the Concert
and Show choirs appeared at the NYSSMA Conference and performed in Poland, Germany and
Austria, and the Madrigal Singers performed in Sweden and Denmark. Billow spent the 1989-90
school year as a faculty member at Ithaca College School of Music and recently received the
Elmira Star-Gazette's "Outstanding Educator Award." He is a frequent guest conductor of county
and area all-state choirs, and presents many lectures and demonstrations on movement in the
music classroom.
Spring '96 Music Department Calendar - The entire calendar is presented for informational
completeness. We welcome your attendance at remaining events.
02/06 8:30 p.m. Army Brass Quintet
02/10 3:00 p.m. Amy Schauer/Teresa Forringer Joint Junior Horn/Trombone Recital
02/17 6:00 p.m. Charles Swartout/Timothy Eick Joint Senior Trumpet Recital
02/18 3:30 p.m. Stephen P. McEuen Faculty Trombone Recital
02/22 8:00 p.m. Symphonic Band Concert
02/24 3:00 p.m. Michael Zimmerman Junior Saxophone Recital
02/25 7:30 p.m. Pops Concert - Wind Ensemble and Orchestra
03/02 3:00 p.m. Erin Stroup Senior Saxophone Recital
03/18 8:00 p.m. Pablo Cohen Faculty Guitar Recital
03/22 8:00 p.m. Kenneth Sarch/Nancy Boston, Faculty Violin/Piano Duo Recital
03/23 7:30 p.m. Jazz Festival Recital
03/24 5:00 p.m. Roderick Nevin Senior Voice Recital
8:00 p.m. Megan Haught Senior Piano Recital
03/25 7:00 p.m. James Manuele Senior Guitar Recital
03/29 8:30 p.m. James Umble Guest Saxophone Recital
03/30 3:00 p.m. Michael Devine Senior Trombone Recital
8:00 p.m. Kenneth McMullen Senior Piano Recital
03/31 3:00 p.m. Laura Buck Senior Voice Recital
7:00 p.m. Chamber Music by Female Composers
04/13 3:00 p.m. Kevin Crawmer/Matthew Rush Senior Trumpet/Voice Recital
7:00 p.m. Anne Hagerty Graduate Flute Recital
04/14 3:00 p.m. Jay T. Vonada/Shawn McClintic Trombone/Trumpet Recital
04/19 8:00 p.m. Jazz Ensemble Concert
04/20 3:00 p.m. William Williams/John McKelvey Joint Trumpet/Euphonium Recital
8:00 p.m. Concert Choir Tour Concert
04/21 2:00 p.m. Todd Bialecki Graduate Trumpet Recital
04/21 8:00 p.m. Orchestra Concert
04/26 8:00 p.m. Showcase Ensemble Concert *
04/27 8:00 p.m. Faculty Scholarship Recital *
04/28 3:00 p.m. Wind Ensemble Concert *
7:00 p.m. Festival Chorus Concert *
05/02 8:00 p.m. Symphonic Band Concert
Call the Music Office (717) 662-4710 for confirmation of dates and times
In Memorial
Patricia Mundy Bottcher ('72) of Elmira, NY died June 6, 1995. She was a much-loved music
teacher in the Elmira City School District for 22 years. Besides teaching and motivating students
to love all kinds of music, she also organized many extra-curricular music activities and field
trips to introduce her students to the world of music. She had a master's degree from Elmira
College.
Mary M. Mangus ('52) of Warren, PA died April 4, 1995. She was a music teacher for the
Warren County School District for 37 years. She held a master's degree in education from Penn
State.
Paul S. Coolidge ('35) of Bethesda, MD died June 15, 1995. After teaching music and basketball
in New York for three years, he moved to Washington, D.C., and was a sales manager for
Proctor-Silex Corp. for 37 years. He was a member of the board of directors for the Electric
Institute of Washington, D.C., for three years and served as president of the institute in 1972. He
was an avid tennis player until age 80.
Alumni Update Form
We love to hear from our alumni! Please take a few minutes to keep us current with any change
of name or address and your recent happenings.
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Address City State/Zip Telephone (Home) (Work)
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Choral News:
CONCERT CHOIR REUNION A GRAND SUCCESS!
80 Mansfield alumni returned to the campus for a weekend of activities celebrating 30 years of
the MU Concert Choir and culminating in a powerful and moving choral performance on
Sunday, Oct. 22. Highlights of the weekend included the Alumni Banquet in Manser on Saturday
evening with inspirational and reflective thoughts shared by Thomas Jones '77, Bill Cutter '78,
and Kimber Billow '69. Alumns also attended a jazz concert on Friday followed by a reception
and three rehearsals on Saturday and Sunday before joining their voices in concert on Sunday
afternoon.
The alumni choir was one of the finest Dr. Dettwiler has had the privilege to conduct. Their
enthusiasm, talent, and energy all combined to produce a truly inspiring concert. Letters from
alumni reflect the same emotional and musical thrill. "There was great power in the coming
together again with people from our past." "I still can't get the music and the laughter out of my
mind! What a terrific event! Whether I was singing, reminiscing, getting acquainted with old
friends, or making new ones, I experienced joy that I haven't felt in a long time."
A tape of the concert is available for $9 (which includes postage). To order, mail your name ,
address, number of tapes, and a check payable to C.C.S.I. to Concert Choir Reunion, Butler 105,
Mansfield University, Mansfield, PA 16933. Call 717-662-4721 for information.
MU CONCERT CHOIR IS EUROPE-BOUND!
The Mansfield University Concert Choir has been invited to participate in the 25th Annual
"Florilege vocal de Tours" Choir Competition in Tours, France, from May 24-27. Among 27
choirs from around the world, the MU Concert Choir is the only choir accepted from North
America! Past winners include groups from Hungary, France, Great Britain, Yugoslavia,
Czechoslovakia, Sweden, Poland, Italy, the Soviet Union, and the Ukraine. Peggy Dettwiler,
Director of Choral Activities, says, "Whether we be a winner or a runner-up does not matter;
simply the fact that we are going is an honor and a wonderful educational opportunity!" Their
tour from May 13-29 will include performances in Florence, Venice, Salzburg, Heidelberg, and
Paris.
Summer Music Camps
Call 717-662-4710 for a brochure outlining details of the camps.
High School Music Camp (ages 14-18)
July 13-20 James Kimmel, Director
Youth Music Camp (ages 8-14)
July 21-27 Adam Brennan, Director
Summer Workshops:
Instrumental Repair Workshop
July 8-12 one graduate credit John Monaghan, clinician
Church Music Workshop
July 15-19 non-credit Jeffrey Seeley, clinician
Teaching World Musics Workshop
July 29-Aug 9 three graduate credits Robert Amchin, clinician
Levels of Giving
The Department of Music gratefully acknowledges the following recent gifts from alumni,
faculty, and friends. Included are gifts to all music funds. Although in many cases only one name
is listed, we appreciate that many of these gifts are also from spouses and family. Thank you for
your support! Many of the special activities would not have been possible without your
generosity.
(Gifts received after December 31, 1995 will be reported in the Spring 1997 issue of this
publication.)
1995 Music Donors
Linda S. Smith Allyn '74
Robert A. Amchin
American Honda Scholarship Foundation, Wellsboro, PA
Susan J. Albig Anderson '78
Eva M. Andrews
Anonymous
Robert C. Babb '68
Elizabeth M. McEntire Bagley '70
Frederick Bailey
Robert C. Bailey '72
Robert C. Bair, Sr.
Sally J. Bair '74
Matt Baker
Rev. & Mrs. R.M. Barner
Lillian Curtis Bateman '52
Barbara A. Alspach Baylor '67
John '40 and Audrey '42 Griffiths Baynes
John & Faun Bechtol
Mary T. Bennett
William '69 and Joan '69 Kell Berresford
Dr. & Mrs. Larry T. Biddison
Douglas R. Bolasky '78
Florence Borkey
Irwin Borodkin
Pauline Borodkin
Dr. Nancy Boston
Duane A. Botterbusch '74
Robert Braack
Patricia Doyle Brader '87
E. Edward Brown
Robert '72 and Janice '72 Dietrich Brown
Barry L. Brucklacher '70
David K. Burkhart '74
Mary Alice Jones Burkholder '72
Mary Frances Bushong
Donald J. Butz '81
James Carlson
George & Susan Cavanaugh
Mrs. Ruth Y. Chalmers
Lori Reetz Clark '78
Rod '71 and Cynthia' 72 Colliver Cochran
College Community Services, Mansfield, PA
Commonwealth Bank of Galeton, PA
Commonwealth Bank of Towanda, PA
W. Franklin'50 and Judith'62 McCoy Coole
W.F. Coole, DDS & R.M. Stager, DD, Mansfield, PA
Corning Incorporated Foundation
Mark R. Costello '84
Mary Strong Curns '79
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Dean
Scott A. Deischer '71
O. David Deitz '74
Elynor M. Wilcox Depue' 50
Alfred DeRenzis, DMD
Peggy D. Dettwiler
Pamela J. Bushong De Wolf '73
Frank A. Dobbs, Jr.
Howard R. Doud '33
Maureen T. Tiffany Downs '72
John G. Doyle
Dugan Tractor
Kirk M. Dunklee '61
Nancy E. Sheldon Durst '74
Kathryn Dyck
Lloyd Eastman
Mary Jane Todd Ecke l'74
George R. Eckroat
Elizabeth G. Eidenier
Electric-Cord Manufacturing, Westfield, PA
Feiser Funeral Home, Inc., New Oxford, PA
Philomena T. Fenicle
First National Bank of Port Allagany, PA
Cynthia K. Cornell Fitzgerald '88
Stephen Flamini
Klaus & Christa Fleischhack, Neversdorf, Germany
Catherine M. Flynn '88
FMC Foundation
Michael M. Ford
Fr. Richard Ford
Richard J. Foster
Mr. & Mrs. J.C. Fought
Paul & Juanita Frazer
Galeton Motor Sales
H. Michael Galloway
J. Fred Gardner '70
Robert J. Garofalo '60
Ann Georgetson
Janet C. Case Gerbino '72
Thomas J. Gerbino '72
Gethsemane Lutheran Church, Port Allegany, PA
Suzanne M. Manning Ginsparg '69
Gary M. Gleason
Ellen H. Houser Good '50
Good Shepherd Book Store, Wellsville, NY
Al & Bobbie Lee Gorg
Marilyn Gordner
Elizabeth S. Grovenstein
Ellen I. Guertler '73
Richard J. Hacker '74
Deborah J. Halderman '78
Nancy McDivitt Hampton '61
H. Louise Palmer Harris '30
Margie S. Shafer Hartman '50
Patricia A. Pazzaglia Heiland '77
Heinrich & Brunhilde Thym, Bremervoerde, Germany
Kenneth L. Hess '90
Roger & Carol Hickok
Deborah Z. Zanazanian Hilewick '75
Mary Weritz Hintz '72
Patricia A. Mathie Hitchcock '88
Bryan J. Hoffstetter '84
Dale & Margaret Horning
John W. Houpt '75
Lois M. Harrison Housley '39
David H. Hutchings '82
John & Marcella Hyde
Lucinda C. Cox Iffland '77
Charles '68 and Karen '69 Starner Jacobson, Jr.
Jobyna J. Jeffrey '68
Thomas M. Jones '77
Fritz O. Kahl
John E. Kanon '70
William R. Karschner & Sons, Galeton, PA
Rod and Joan Kelchner
Richard and Marjorie Kemper
Ray E. Kepner '52
Edieth Kierzkowski
Youngsuck Kim
James D. Kimmel '83
Kiwanis Club, Towanda/Wysox, PA
Knoxville Area Youth Group, Knoxville, PA
Bernard Koloski & Monique Oyallon
Arthur & Heddy Korfmann
Daniel LaBar
A. Anne Laib
Susan Laib
Harris J. Lanzel '68
Dr. Vincent Lawrence
Kenneth J. Leffler '77
Susan B. Brunner Lewis '70
Littlestown Dental Associates, Littletown, PA
Littonian Shoe Company, Littlestown, PA
Charles & Doris Lush
Frank & Inez Lush, Yachats
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Machmer
Lorraine & Ray Manning
Mansfield Bi-Lo, Mansfield, PA
Mansfield Free Public Library
Mansfield University Committee on Finance, Mansfield, PA
Mansfield University Foundation
Judy & Mike Manza
Joe & MaryAnn Maresco
Paschal Martucci
William McNett
Menchey Music Service, Inc., Hanover, PA
Meridian Bank, Reading, PA
Mary Lee & Bob Messinger
Geraldine S. Miller '82
John R. Monaghan
Mr. & Mrs. John Mosser
Jack & Dorothy Murdock
Debra K. Rogers Myers '80
W. Robert Neff
Anne I. Nevin '83
Patricia M. Newland
Robert & Elaine Nye
Priscilla D. Older
Frank Ochsner Memorial, Freeport, IL
Rosemarie Dick Owen '84
Konrad L. Owens
Edward H. Owlett
Ox Yoke Family Inn, Inc., Galeton, PA
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Jean M. Sterling Parker '55
Arlie Parks
Kenneth C. Partchey '57
Mrs. Peg Patterson
Walter Leo Petroski
Nancy A. Applin Pierce '72
Scott J. Piergrossi
Pittsburgh Corning Corp., Port Allegany, PA
David D. Plank
Janet L. Syfert Powers '93
Presser Foundation
Jeanne & Edwin Pruitt
Sharon Pugliese '72
George H. Putnam
Estate of Arthur L. Redner '39
Retel TV Cable, Co., Inc., Canton, PA
Raymond Richar V.F.W. 6611, Galeton, PA
Barbara E. Cuffey Ritz '75
Dennis W. Ritz '69
Marilyn J. Brush Roberts '53
Marian E. Hughes Robertson '36
Richard M. Rohrbach '76
Jessica E. Rose
Carl D. Ruck 80
Betty & Ed Rupert
Kevin & Tina Safford
Jeanine & Ralph Salvadge
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Salvadge
Vincent H. Salvadge
Greg Santell
Carolyn Y. Wolfe Santoro '67
Leah K. Sawyer 42
Ada Mae Frailey Saxton '53
Judith A. Saxton '86
Nancy Schrader
David '67 and Mary '67 Weis Schroyer
Paul E. Seifrit '56
Sheetz, Inc., Altoona, PA
Deborah A. Capperella Sheldon '80
Thomas H. Shellenberger '70
Alice E. Sheppard
Elmer & Frances Shoemaker
Regina K. Lynch Siple '84
David L. Smith '67
Peggy C. Smith
Scott '77 and Karen '75 Hollenshead Smith
Howard and Olynda' 57 Chaffee Smith, Jr.
Charlotte Snyder
Carm Sosik
Staff of Options Resource & Career Center, Houston, TX
William B. Stahl '72
Kenneth & Esther Stake
Rowland and Carla '71 Cole Stebbins
Stevens Real Estate, Gaines, PA
John '79 and Letha '78 Payne Stone, Jr.
Brian '78 and Amy '80 Taylor Story
Becky A. Utegg Stranges '79
Donald Swartz
Jean-Anne Teal-Greenshields
Jurgen Thym
Gordon '59 and Sandra '60 Burdick Van Wormer
Barr '57 and Marvine '57 Thomas Vannauker
Dianne Vars '69
Jay T. Vonada
C. Thomas Walker, Jr. '64
Mark '77 and Lesley '77 Lloyd Weber
Westfield Tanning Company, Westfield, PA
Lynn T. White, III
Virginia Whittington
Carrie E. Wilcox
James & Marietta Witt
Witter Gas & Oil, Port Allegany, PA
George W. Wolfe '70
Suzanne M. Hoch Wright '68
Charles Wunderlich
Joyce C. Wunderlich
Dr. & Mrs. William Yacovissi
Michael & Josephine Yurkanin
Barbara Zeisloft
Leonard J. Zimmerman
Paul D. Zona '85
Friends Of Music At Mansfield University
The Music Department invites you to become a member of our donor group known as Friends of
Music at Mansfield! We believe Mansfield deserves to be competitive with other institutions,
private or state supported. Unlike earlier times, the state legislators have in recent years voted
less and less financial support for its institutions of higher learning. Private schools, while
advertising much higher tuition, give the strongest musicians large scholarships making it less
probable that these students can afford to attend Mansfield. We too must offer scholarships to
attract talented music majors. Please join our donor program and become a member of the
Friends of Music at Mansfield.
Levels of Giving
$5000 and above $1000-$4999 $500-$999
$100-$499 Under $100
Donations of $100 or more include a Pass to the Scholarship Weekend, April 26-27-28, 1996, an
invitation to the President's Reception following the Faculty Gala Concert and special
announcements of musical activities throughout the year.
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Tax deductible contributions can be made payable to: MU Foundation Music Scholarship, Acct.#
9017A, and mailed to Prof. John Monaghan, Department of Music, Butler Center, Mansfield, PA
16933
Mansfield University
Second Annual Music Scholarship Benefit Weekend
Sponsored by the Department of Music
April 24 - 25 - 26, 1996
This gala weekend is the second in the history of the music department. Large and small
ensemble concerts, an open rehearsal of the Concert Wind Ensemble with guest conductor
William K. Wakefield, the Kreuscher Scholarship Winners in Recital, the Music Department
Sale, the Music Faculty Gala Concert, the Festival Chorus Peace Concert, the Concert Wind
Ensemble with Reception following the concert, and the President's Reception are planned for
this special weekend of exciting musical events.
Before and after each concert a sale of books, recordings, cassette and video tapes donated by
faculty and faculty emerti will be sold in the Steadman Foyer. If you have items you no longer
need or use, we would be delighted to receive them for the sale.
Plan to help us continue Mansfield University's history of musical excellence. All events will
take place in Butler Center except the President's reception which will be held at his home. Order
your tickets today! Proceeds will be used for scholarships for promising young students
wishing to major in music at Mansfield.
Events
April 26
* 6:30 PM Opening of the Music Department Sale
8:00 PM Small Ensemble Concert including Jazz Ensemble and Chamber Singers
April 27
* 10:00 AM - Noon & Open rehearsals of the Concert Wind Ensemble with
* 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM William K. Wakefield, University of Oklahoma, guest conductor and
Adam Brennan
* 3:00 PM Winners of the upper-class Kreuscher Scholarships in Recital
7:30 PM Music Department Faculty Gala Concert - Carl Ruck, Master of Ceremonies
9:00 PM President's Reception for Scholarship Donors $100 and above
April 28
2:30 PM Concert Wind Ensemble Concert and Reception
7:00 PM Festival Chorus Peace Concert
* 9:00 PM Closing of the Music Department Sale
* NO CHARGE
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Address M.U. Foundation Music Scholarship
Account #9017A
City State Zip Code Send reservations with checks to:
/ Prof. John Monaghan
Phone Department of Music - Butler Center
Mansfield University
Mansfield, PA 16933
Amount & Concert
April 26 Small Ensembles $5 Adults/$3 Students
April 27 Faculty Gala Concert $15 Adults/$5 Students
April 28 Concert Wind Ensemble and Reception $8 Adults/$6 Students
April 28 Festival Chorus Concert $5 adults/$3 Students
Weekend Pass $30 Adults/$15 Students
Sorry, I cannot attend, but I wish to join the Friends of Music at Mansfield University
and I am sending my donation of
Donation of $100 or more includes Membership in the Friends of Music at Mansfield,
a Weekend Pass and the President's Reception following the Gala Faculty Concert