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[[newspaper clipping]]
es for War Tasks

[[note]] 5/12/42 [[/note]]

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[[image 2]]
[[cut off]] is a traditional part annual field day. But [[cut off]] were centered around group exercises – 16 [[cut off]]arts were in use all day in pre[[cut off]] the tennis tournament
[[American]] Photo


[[Concert program]]

[[left margin note]] 
Herbert Janssen
Rosa Bok
Marcel Hubert
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[[center note]]
Anders Emile
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[[right margin note]]
Kurt Baum 
Irene Jessner
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HUNTER COLLEGE of the City of New York
Dr. George N. Shuster, President

HUNTER COLLEGE CONCERT COMMITTEE
Academic Dean – ELEANOR H. GRADY, Chairman

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1943 at 8:30 P. M. HUNTER COLLEGE – AUDITORIUM

GALA CONCERT FOR THE STUDENT AID FUND

PROGRAM:

1. THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
The Hunter College Choir and the Audience  At the Organ: Anastasia Van Burkalow

2. THE HUNTER COLLEGE CHOIR, Anders Emile, Director:
Joh. Seb. Bach-Walter Helfer:
"O Thou Whose Spirit Did at First Inflame"
(In Modo Exhortationis), Poem by Henry Vaughn
Soloist: Ruth Kamarek
Richard Kountz: "The Sleigh" (A La Russe)
At the Piano: Clara Loomanitz.

3. MARCEL HUBERT, Cellist:
Max Bruck: "Kol Nidrei"
M. de Falla: "Jeta"
M. Ravel: "Habernera"
D. Popper: "Hungarian Rhapsody"
At the Piano: Harold Dart.

4. ROSA BOK, Soprano, (Metropolitan Opera):
Rimsky-Korsakoff: "Hymn to the Sun" from the Opera "Cock d'Or"
Bellini: Aria from the Opera "I Puritani"
Rossini: Aria from the Opera "Barber of Seville"
At the Piano: Otto Janowitz

5. KURT BAUM, Tenor, (Metropolitan Opera):
J. H. Rogers: "The Star"
G. Verdi: Aria from the Opera "La Forza Del Destino"
At the Piano: Otto Janowitz

6. HERBERT JANSSEN, Baritone, (Metropolitan Opera):
R. Schuman: "Widmung", "Lotos-Blume"
Joh. Brahms: "Wie bist Du, meine Koenigin", "Minnelied"
At the Piano: Otto Seyfert.

7. IRENE JESSNER, Soprano, (Metropolitan Opera):
H. A. Beach:, Ah, Love, but a day"
J. H. Rogers: "At Parting"
W. Bransen: "There shall be Music when you come"
G. Puccini: "Un bel di vedremo", Aria from the Opera "Butterfly"
At the Piano: Otto Seyfert.

Master of Ceremonies, MISS VIRGINIA RYAN

Arrangements for the Concert by:
Benno M. Lee, Executive Director
Hunter College Concert Committee

Stage Manager: A. LONDIN     
Head Usher: LISELOTTE HADRA

[[Program signed by Met notables: Kurt Baum; Rosa Box, Irene Jessner, Marcel Hubert; and Hunter College Choir director Anders Emile]]

[[/concert program]]


[[note]]
To be in the choir on stage with these Metropolitan Opera Stars was a thrill.
[[/note]]

[[note]]
College graduation
[[/note]]

[[card]]
To help launch Joy
[[obscured]] career
[[obscured]] landing
[[obscured]] ar: –
[[obscured]] kles going down,
[[obscured]] the gal who's
[[obscured]] toast of the town
[[obscured]] stuff that
[[obscured]] ks with a "pop"
[[obscured]] the gal who is
[[obscured]] THE TOP

Stan

1945
[[/card]]

[[note]]
Pearl painted my portrait in 1948
[[left-pointing arrow to the name Stan above]]
He supplied that champagne too! 
[[/note]]

[[card]]
We know you have the stuff, and this is just the beginning – our very best wishes for a long career of success and happiness!

The girls from the Back (lunch) Room,
Nellie, Shirley, Barbara, Elinor, Elaine, G M, Alma
[[/card]]

[[card]]
Joy,
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With best wishes
We're proud of you! You've captivated all our hearts.
The Bill Jacksons. [[left margin]] left-pointing arrow [[/left margin]]
[[/card]]

[[card]]
Feb. 26, 45
N.Y. City

[[Dear?]] Joy,
Please accept this
[[little?]] gift and may
[[your?]] concert to-night
[[obscured]]bring some of the acclaim
[[obscured]]you richly deserve.
With much Love
"Gerri"
[[/card]]

[[card]]
May these turn into bright lights
Fondly
Sol
[[/card]]

[[card]]
Joy
We wish you much luck –
THE CHAPLAIN'S CHORUS
[[/card]]

[[Card]]
[[image 4]]
My Own Dear Joy,
Indeed you were our joy last nite. You were lovely. The flowers said so. But in the secrete passages of your soul, you must know it  Love has so gently strewed her seeds of pretty flours at your door.
[[left-pointing arrow]]Continued
[[/card]]
[[card continued]]
[[kindness?]] will water [[them?]] but Love makes [[them?]] grow.

Aunt Holly
[[/card continued]]

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