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Prime mover of the drive for classical church music is cherubic, inexhaustible Dr. Clarence Dickinson, 71, director of the School of Sacred Music at Manhattan's Union Theological Seminary. He has written or arranged some 500 anthems and chorales, edits the standard Presbyterian Hymnal, has trained some 300 U.S. church music directors. Now, as chairman of the American Guild of Organists' service committee, he spends his spare time telling organists how to needle the clergy into planning services with good music instead of merely "decorating" them with "soul-saving hymns." Dr. Dickinson pours most of his philosophy into...
...Blue. Over Germany, the crew of a crippled Liberator bomber bailed out. The pilot, Lieut. Virgil Trombly, landed in a tree, was soon greeted by a U.S. infantryman, his neighbor and high school classmate at Chazy, N.Y., Henry Dickinson. Copilot Lieut. Frank Gorman hit ground safely, immediately spied his neighbor and classmate at Shaker Heights, Ohio, Lieut. David Wick...
...Harvard lineup: Glidden, lw; Weston, c; Gormley, rw; Robb, ld; R. Clark, rd; Brock, g. Substitutes: Colby, Creedon, Dickinson, De Gunzberg, Feinberg, Foster, Garon, Howard, Potter Smith, Sterling...
Arthur C. McGill '48 has been appointed Editor-in-Chief of the Freshman Red Book, with Murray L. Lerner '48 as Managing Editor, and Jerry Dickinson '48 as Business Manager, the Red Book Committee announced yesterday...
Newly elected to the Red Book staff, which will work under the guidance of Frederick P. Murphy '47, are Arthur C. McGill as business manager, Warwick Potter, Jr., as advertising manager, William C. Garcelon as circulation manager, and Jerome Dickinson as publicity manager...