September 17, 1956
THE CHARLOTTE COLLEGIAN
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Mr. Harvoy I/. Woodruff (lireilinK his choir at Myers Park Baptist Church
Music Conies To
Friday, September i28th, 1956,
will mark another great step in the
progress of Charlotte College. On
that evening at 8:15, Mr. Harvey
L. Woodruff will meet with the
students of the school to start a
choral group.
Mr. Woodruff comes to Charlotte
College with a long and successful
record. He has founded and direct
ed several choral groups. Mr.
Woodruff received his B.S. Degree
in music education from the New
York University and his M.A. in
music education from Columbia
Teachers College in New York. He
also did graduate work at Juilliard
School of Music, Christiansen
Choral School, Rutgers University,
and Westminster Choir College.
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ambitious and unscrupulous Afri
can tribesman who decided to steal
the village chief’s throne in the
hope that the theft would enable
him to become chief himself. One
night he sneaked out of his grass
hut, crept cautiously into the
throne room, and made off with
the object of his greed. He decided
to hide the throne on the roof of
his hut, among the vines and
bushes. During the night the weight
of the throne caused the roof to
collapse, killing the avaricious
tribesman.
MORAL: People who live in
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Mr. Woodruff is past Dean of
Charlotte Chapter, American Guild
of Organists and is a charter mem
ber of the National Association of
Teachers of Singing. He is at pres
ent the vice-president of the North
Carolina Chapter of the National
Association of Teachers of Singing.
Mr. Woodruff is also a member of
the Charlotte Opera Association.
We are all looking forward to the
evening that Mr. Woodruff will
meet with the students of Owl
Land. Charlotte College students
will benefit greatly from their as
sociation with Mr. Woodruff if
they show as much interest in the
formation of a choral group as Mr.
Woodruff already has.
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