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Dogwood Festival
1964
OF
GJairfield Unit'ersity
PRESENTS
The Chad
Mitchell Trio
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
Harry Downie
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
MAY 10, 1964
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY GYMNASIUM
2:30 P.M.
Welcome_;
With the final event 1n our midst, we of the Dogwood Festival Committee
would like to take this opportunity to extend our warmest welcome
and deepest apprecia.Pion for your attendance at the 1964 DOGWOOD
FESTIVAL. We hope that you have had an enjoyable and entertaining
weekend.
Variety has defin itely been the keyword for this weeke nd. You were
confronted with a superb cross section of entertainment. As you jumped on
the MAGIC FESTIVAL '64, you were taken from a formal dance with a
society band at the Longshore Country Club to a unique motel Jazz Party
at the Westport New Englander Motel.
As you sailed through this weekend of pa radise, you were taken to a
Sherwood Island Picnic and finally to a moonlit Surf Party, which e nded
the day's journey.
This morning our MAGIC FESTIVAL embarked on its fi nal voyage beg1nn1ng
first with an excellently catered Communion Brunch and a rrivting
now at the height of the voyage, THE CHAD MITCHELL TRIO IN
CONCERT, which brings our weekend of ecstasy to a close.
Once aga1.n allow us to extend t o each and everyone of you our sincerest
hope that you have enjoyed the wee kend and will enjoy the concert.
THE COMMITTEE
Sound Lighting
VINCO SOUND COMPANY RAY BROWN
Property Manager Publicity
GEORGE MALONEY REV. THOMAS BURKE, S.J.
Pr·ogram Cover
BARBARA COOPER
THE CLASS OF 1965 WISHES TO EXTEND ITS DEEPEST
THANKS TO THE MANY CONTRIBUTING ADVERTISERS,
CLASS MEMBERS, AND FRIENDS WHO HAVE HELPED TO
MAKE OUR DOGWOOD FESTIVAL THE BIGGEST AND
MOST SUCCESSFUL IN THE HISTORY OF FAIRFIELD
UNIVERSITY.
3
"'
The Chad Mitchell Trio
THE CHAD MITCHELL TRIO stands alone in the currently swirling
folk m~.;sic scene. It is neither "ethnic" nor "pop folk." Instead, Tha Chad
Mitchell Trio is a gro1.1p that has chosen folk music as the most effective and
artistic medi1.1m in which it ca.n express itself.
Ideas mean a great deal with The Chad Mitchell Trio. The mus1c must
be there too, bd unless a song has the lyrical meaning, they will not sing if.
As a result, the Trio preserves the meaning and fee l,ing of each song that it
e ssays, rather than the traditional restricted way of songs being sung- I~ a
lyric can be improved without impairi.ng the essence of a tune, The Cnad
Mitchell Trio wi ll do it, th1.1s separating t~em from the "ethnics." On the
other hand, t heir respect for the meaning and artist ic values of a fo lk song
keeps them even more irretrievably out of the "pop folk" bag.
The Trio finds its material everywhere - field recordings, The Library
of Congress, from other fo lk singers - even from satiric revues. One satisfying
result of the now-s1.1rging folk market is that ma.ny urban folk songs
have been created, songs 'Mith as much vita lity as those that have been
handed down for generations. If it has musical worth and lyrical significance,
the urban fo lk song will stand right alongside the chain gang " holler" in
the repertoire of the Trio.
The Chad Mitchell Trio originated at Gonzaga University in Spokane,
Washington, when the three suddenly became aware of folk music through
the then-popular recording of "Tom Dooley."
As their fortunes have increased, so has their i.nterest in the art of the
folk song. When rehearsing a new number with their musical director, Milt
Okun, they will work, rework and rework a line until it is perfect. Their goal
as singers? Simply to become better; and when they have become better,
to become better than that.
You are welcome to take pictures, but NO FLASHBULBS will be
permitted.
5
N. Y. FOOTBALL G~ANTS
Salute
CLASS of 1965
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
... Summer home of the
N. F. L. Eastern Champions
N. Y. FOOTBALL GIANTS, Inc.
I 0 Columbus Circle
New York 19, N. Y.
8
JUdson 2-7272
fellini-resnai s-welle..-kurosawa-ford-bergman Congratulations
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY TUNXIS HILL PHARMACY
FILM SOCIETY
525 Tunxis Hill Rd.
Ia dolce vita - marienbnd - kane- rashomon Fairfield, Conn.
Compliments of
GREEN COMET DINER
Cardinal
Key
Society
"TOPS IN TOWN"
90 Kings Highway
Fairfield, Conn.
368-9471
Visit your Coilege Bookstore and you
will be surprised at the variety
of gifts available for all ages
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE
" Best Wishes"
Joe's Apizza
454 T uxis Hill Rd.
Fairfield, Conn.
9
Compl"ments of
Waterbury
Area
Club
EDLU CUSTOM BUILDERS, Inc.
LUCIAN FINAMORE
FRANK CUTOLO
FRANK FINAMORE
130 I Hempstead Tnpke Elmont, N.Y.
Complime nts of
The WESTPORTER MOTEL Bridgeport
Between Westport and Norwalk, Conn. Area
U. S. Route I, Telephone Norwa lk Club
Boston Post Road 847-5827
Best Wishes -
Class of '65
SAVOY LINEN SERVICE
Best Wishes -
The Class of '64
10
The Apizza Center
I 16 Post Road Fairfield, Conn.
Phone 255-1596
Apizza - Baked in Brick Ovens
Manicotti - Spaghetti - Lasagna
Grinders
Phone 259-9025
Remar Printing Co. ESS- DINER
"OPEN YEAR ROUND"
Orders To Go - Daily Specials - Sandwiches
182 Clinton Ave.
Bridgeport, Conn.
A Friend
AMPLE PARKING
Hours 6 A. M. - 3 A. M.
3536 Post Rd., Southport
SPONSORS
Stephen Adamowich
Mr. and Mrs. S. Alogna
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Ambrose
Mr. and Mrs. W. Banker
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bates
Blk. Rk. Tnpke. Dairy Queen
T. A. Bowman
Center Restaurant
Evo Ciacci
Dr. and Mrs. W. Coville
Jo'hn B. Craig
George D' Arco
Dailey's Flower Shop
Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Dee
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Deluca
Fairfield Press
Exit 19
Longshore Country Club 1965 MANOR
Westport
"Home of Fairfield University's
Formal Affairs"
11
"New Ideas," "Wider Scope"
"Forward Look"
We Hope You Enjoy
The Concert
HONORED BENEFACTORS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Batch
W. J. Blogoslawski
Hon. and Mrs. George A. Cincotta
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cortegiano
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cutolo
Walter G. Donnelly, M. D.
W. J . DuBais
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Dykas
Eastern Express
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graziadei
John L. O'Halloran
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hurley
Dr. and Mrs. Edward I. Kraus
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lorensen
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Mangiardi
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Mcllduff
Mr. and Mrs. T. Gerald Magner
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Maguire
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Monzeglio
Mr. and Mrs. D. Patrissy
Clifford F. Raye
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rose
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Sammarco
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Superata
14
PATRONS
The Barber Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blanchard
Mr. and Mrs. Jo~n Briggs
Mrs. Thomas Browne
Mrs. Wm. Curley
Thomas L. Curtin
Mr. Vincenr R. D'Aiessandro
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dolac
Mrs. James F. Donohue
Fairfield Diner
Fairfield Laundromat
John J. Ginley
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Harrington
Hatton Optical Co.
Beverley A. Honeyman
John E. Jalowiec, Sr.
A. V. Linsky
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Maguire
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mazzochi
Mr. William S. Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester D. Romano
Spalla's Barber Shop
Mr. and Mrs. John Tedesco
Thomas P. Waters
Kathryn Wilinski
DOGWOOD FESTIVAL
COMMITIEE
WILLIAM GRAZIADEI- General Chairman
C. ASHTON THUMM III - Asst. Chairman
George A. Cincotta, Jr., Donald J. Dykas .......................................... Prom
Armand A. Basmajian, Robert D. Mazzochi ......... Queen's Contest
Leonard J. Pietrafesa, Joseph A. Santangelo ........................ Post Prom
Andrew S. Wasniewski, John J. Zanetti .......................................... Picnic
Joseph B. Mcllduff, Charles J. Protano ........................... Beach Party
Joseph L. Collins, Harry A. Rissetto ............ Communion Breakfast
John J. Shaw, Edward J . Shine ...................................... Sunday Concert
Frederick H. Lorensen, Donald J. Sammarco ........................ Program
Daniel Patri sy, Thomas S. Scopp .................................... Entertainment
John J. Gannon, Robert J. Rinaldi ................................................ Financial
Vincent P. Fagan, Michael P. Fix ................................................... Publicity
Sheldon Katsoff, William H. Ma1tineau .......................................... Tickets
Thomas J. Cutolo, Russell F. Kellerman, Jr . .................. Provisional
CLASS OFFICERS
Matthew J. DeLuca ..................................................................................... President
Thomas R. Curtin .......................................................................... Vice-President
Robert J. Rinaldi .......................................................................................... Treasurer
Paul E. Alogna ................................................................................................ Secretary
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Title	Dogwood Festival 1964
Date	May 10 1964
Description	Program for a concert by the Chad Mitchell Trio, sponsored by the Class of 1965 and part of the annual Dogwood Festival at Fairfield University. The concert took place Sunday afternoon May 10, 1964 in the gymnasium (also called Alumni Hall). Master of Ceremonies was Harry Downie.
Notes	Originally formed in 1959 by three students at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, the Chad Mitchell Trio – later known as the Mitchell Trio – were a folk-oriented vocal group who became prominent in the 1960s. They sang both original and traditional songs but were particularly known for performing satirical songs that criticized current events during the time of the cold war, the civil rights movement, and the Vietnam War. The Trio played their farewell concert in 2014.
Type of Document	Program Brochure
Original Format	Pamphlet binding; black and white; ill.; 16 pages.
Digital Specifications	These images exist as an archived PDF available for general use.
Date Digital	2015
Publisher	Fairfield University
Place of Publication	Fairfield, Conn.
Source	PDF only; donated by alumni Edward Spruck Jr. '65.
Copyright Information	Fairfield University makes this resource available for archival, educational and/or non-commercial purposes only.
Identifier	BRODogFest1964
SearchData	Dogwood Festival 1964 OF GJairfield Unit'ersity PRESENTS The Chad Mitchell Trio MASTER OF CEREMONIES Harry Downie SUNDAY AFTERNOON MAY 10, 1964 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY GYMNASIUM 2:30 P.M. Welcome_; With the final event 1n our midst, we of the Dogwood Festival Committee would like to take this opportunity to extend our warmest welcome and deepest apprecia.Pion for your attendance at the 1964 DOGWOOD FESTIVAL. We hope that you have had an enjoyable and entertaining weekend. Variety has defin itely been the keyword for this weeke nd. You were confronted with a superb cross section of entertainment. As you jumped on the MAGIC FESTIVAL '64, you were taken from a formal dance with a society band at the Longshore Country Club to a unique motel Jazz Party at the Westport New Englander Motel. As you sailed through this weekend of pa radise, you were taken to a Sherwood Island Picnic and finally to a moonlit Surf Party, which e nded the day's journey. This morning our MAGIC FESTIVAL embarked on its fi nal voyage beg1nn1ng first with an excellently catered Communion Brunch and a rrivting now at the height of the voyage, THE CHAD MITCHELL TRIO IN CONCERT, which brings our weekend of ecstasy to a close. Once aga1.n allow us to extend t o each and everyone of you our sincerest hope that you have enjoyed the wee kend and will enjoy the concert. THE COMMITTEE Sound Lighting VINCO SOUND COMPANY RAY BROWN Property Manager Publicity GEORGE MALONEY REV. THOMAS BURKE, S.J. Pr·ogram Cover BARBARA COOPER THE CLASS OF 1965 WISHES TO EXTEND ITS DEEPEST THANKS TO THE MANY CONTRIBUTING ADVERTISERS, CLASS MEMBERS, AND FRIENDS WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE OUR DOGWOOD FESTIVAL THE BIGGEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL IN THE HISTORY OF FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY. 3 "' The Chad Mitchell Trio THE CHAD MITCHELL TRIO stands alone in the currently swirling folk m~.;sic scene. It is neither "ethnic" nor "pop folk." Instead, Tha Chad Mitchell Trio is a gro1.1p that has chosen folk music as the most effective and artistic medi1.1m in which it ca.n express itself. Ideas mean a great deal with The Chad Mitchell Trio. The mus1c must be there too, bd unless a song has the lyrical meaning, they will not sing if. As a result, the Trio preserves the meaning and fee l,ing of each song that it e ssays, rather than the traditional restricted way of songs being sung- I~ a lyric can be improved without impairi.ng the essence of a tune, The Cnad Mitchell Trio wi ll do it, th1.1s separating t~em from the "ethnics." On the other hand, t heir respect for the meaning and artist ic values of a fo lk song keeps them even more irretrievably out of the "pop folk" bag. The Trio finds its material everywhere - field recordings, The Library of Congress, from other fo lk singers - even from satiric revues. One satisfying result of the now-s1.1rging folk market is that ma.ny urban folk songs have been created, songs 'Mith as much vita lity as those that have been handed down for generations. If it has musical worth and lyrical significance, the urban fo lk song will stand right alongside the chain gang " holler" in the repertoire of the Trio. The Chad Mitchell Trio originated at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, when the three suddenly became aware of folk music through the then-popular recording of "Tom Dooley." As their fortunes have increased, so has their i.nterest in the art of the folk song. When rehearsing a new number with their musical director, Milt Okun, they will work, rework and rework a line until it is perfect. Their goal as singers? Simply to become better; and when they have become better, to become better than that. You are welcome to take pictures, but NO FLASHBULBS will be permitted. 5 N. Y. FOOTBALL G~ANTS Salute CLASS of 1965 FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY ... Summer home of the N. F. L. Eastern Champions N. Y. FOOTBALL GIANTS, Inc. I 0 Columbus Circle New York 19, N. Y. 8 JUdson 2-7272 fellini-resnai s-welle..-kurosawa-ford-bergman Congratulations FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY TUNXIS HILL PHARMACY FILM SOCIETY 525 Tunxis Hill Rd. Ia dolce vita - marienbnd - kane- rashomon Fairfield, Conn. Compliments of GREEN COMET DINER Cardinal Key Society "TOPS IN TOWN" 90 Kings Highway Fairfield, Conn. 368-9471 Visit your Coilege Bookstore and you will be surprised at the variety of gifts available for all ages FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE " Best Wishes" Joe's Apizza 454 T uxis Hill Rd. Fairfield, Conn. 9 Compl"ments of Waterbury Area Club EDLU CUSTOM BUILDERS, Inc. LUCIAN FINAMORE FRANK CUTOLO FRANK FINAMORE 130 I Hempstead Tnpke Elmont, N.Y. Complime nts of The WESTPORTER MOTEL Bridgeport Between Westport and Norwalk, Conn. Area U. S. Route I, Telephone Norwa lk Club Boston Post Road 847-5827 Best Wishes - Class of '65 SAVOY LINEN SERVICE Best Wishes - The Class of '64 10 The Apizza Center I 16 Post Road Fairfield, Conn. Phone 255-1596 Apizza - Baked in Brick Ovens Manicotti - Spaghetti - Lasagna Grinders Phone 259-9025 Remar Printing Co. ESS- DINER "OPEN YEAR ROUND" Orders To Go - Daily Specials - Sandwiches 182 Clinton Ave. Bridgeport, Conn. A Friend AMPLE PARKING Hours 6 A. M. - 3 A. M. 3536 Post Rd., Southport SPONSORS Stephen Adamowich Mr. and Mrs. S. Alogna Dr. and Mrs. Paul Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. W. Banker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bates Blk. Rk. Tnpke. Dairy Queen T. A. Bowman Center Restaurant Evo Ciacci Dr. and Mrs. W. Coville Jo'hn B. Craig George D' Arco Dailey's Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Dee Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Deluca Fairfield Press Exit 19 Longshore Country Club 1965 MANOR Westport "Home of Fairfield University's Formal Affairs" 11 "New Ideas," "Wider Scope" "Forward Look" We Hope You Enjoy The Concert HONORED BENEFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Batch W. J. Blogoslawski Hon. and Mrs. George A. Cincotta Mr. and Mrs. James F. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cortegiano Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cutolo Walter G. Donnelly, M. D. W. J . DuBais Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Dykas Eastern Express Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graziadei John L. O'Halloran Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hurley Dr. and Mrs. Edward I. Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lorensen Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Mangiardi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Mcllduff Mr. and Mrs. T. Gerald Magner Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Monzeglio Mr. and Mrs. D. Patrissy Clifford F. Raye Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rose Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Sammarco Mr. and Mrs. Michael Superata 14 PATRONS The Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Jo~n Briggs Mrs. Thomas Browne Mrs. Wm. Curley Thomas L. Curtin Mr. Vincenr R. D'Aiessandro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dolac Mrs. James F. Donohue Fairfield Diner Fairfield Laundromat John J. Ginley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Harrington Hatton Optical Co. Beverley A. Honeyman John E. Jalowiec, Sr. A. V. Linsky Mr. and Mrs. James B. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mazzochi Mr. William S. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester D. Romano Spalla's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. John Tedesco Thomas P. Waters Kathryn Wilinski DOGWOOD FESTIVAL COMMITIEE WILLIAM GRAZIADEI- General Chairman C. ASHTON THUMM III - Asst. Chairman George A. Cincotta, Jr., Donald J. Dykas .......................................... Prom Armand A. Basmajian, Robert D. Mazzochi ......... Queen's Contest Leonard J. Pietrafesa, Joseph A. Santangelo ........................ Post Prom Andrew S. Wasniewski, John J. Zanetti .......................................... Picnic Joseph B. Mcllduff, Charles J. Protano ........................... Beach Party Joseph L. Collins, Harry A. Rissetto ............ Communion Breakfast John J. Shaw, Edward J . Shine ...................................... Sunday Concert Frederick H. Lorensen, Donald J. Sammarco ........................ Program Daniel Patri sy, Thomas S. Scopp .................................... Entertainment John J. Gannon, Robert J. Rinaldi ................................................ Financial Vincent P. Fagan, Michael P. Fix ................................................... Publicity Sheldon Katsoff, William H. Ma1tineau .......................................... Tickets Thomas J. Cutolo, Russell F. Kellerman, Jr . .................. Provisional CLASS OFFICERS Matthew J. DeLuca ..................................................................................... President Thomas R. Curtin .......................................................................... Vice-President Robert J. Rinaldi .......................................................................................... Treasurer Paul E. Alogna ................................................................................................ Secretary 16

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