Word: stephen
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Although a scheduled team race was cancelled when two boats withdrew because of high westerly winds, Harvard freshman skippers beat Tabor Academy in an informal sailing match yesterday, 29-28. The skippers were Stephen Newhall, who placed second; Arthur Donovan, who came in third; and Larry Snideman, fifth...
Friday evening's Paine Hall concert offered works by four student musicians currently enrolled in Walter Piston's composition seminar: Stephen Addiss '57, John Bavicchi 4G, John Crawford 2G, and Nicholas England 1G (the letter D was somehow overlooked). All the music was written, I understand, during the present academic year...
Others from local drama groups who may participate in the season are Stephen A. Aaron '57, Roger A. Graef'57, Lee Jefferies '57, Arthur Loeb, John Ratte '57, Colgate Salsbury '57, and Harold R. Scott...
...Stephen Wailes '59 and Gabrielle Ladd (Wellesley '57) have two poems about nature. Both are suggestive; neither harsh. But neither has much more to say than that the author is depressed. Both have a tendency to discover themselves in the natural order. This is sort of reverse Romanticism which Tennyson reduced to absurdity in In Memoriam, the kind of fabrication through which the reader sees too easily...
Keeping the large cast and the chorus, which is directed by James Armstrong, in motion about the stage is a job equalling in magnitude that of a circus ringmaster. Director Stephen Aaron performs it with skill, and the visual patterns he creates on John Ratte's simple but handsome set are generally attractive. Equally skilled is the choreography of Esther Brooks. She manages to keep the can-can, a dance which often involves more effort than it is worth, from degenerating into chaos. Musical Director John Perkins unfortunately demonstrates a less certain hand. The orchestra occasionally wobbles...