National Music Camp 1964-65

63    Kresge Auditorium (formerly Kresge Assembly Hall).   In the '50s, Kresge was partially covered by a roof (photo).  The partial roof was later removed and replaced with a much larger roof that covered the entire audience. (photo).   The new roof was designed by Alden B. Dow, a Midland-based architect.  Alden Dow is the son of Herbert Henry Dow, founder of The Dow Chemical Company.

64    National  High School Symphony Orchestra in a special concert conducted by Van Cliburn.  The concert featured Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf narrated by Lucy Baines Johnson, daughter of then-President Lyndon B. Johnson. 

65    National  High School Symphony Orchestra special concert.

66    National  High School Symphony Orchestra concert. 

67    Broadcast Service building (former radio building)

68    Radio Building.   From left: L.D. Greilick, Director, Broadcast Services ...  Larry Page, radio engineer ... Bryce Hunt, radio engineer.

69    Tape pit, much larger than the old (1966-68) tape pit.
Larry Page at one of the Ampex tape recorders.

70    WIAA, the FM station operated by the camp.

71    New classroom building.

72    New classroom building.

73    New classroom building.

74    University division Drama Tent

75    University division Drama Tent