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BIOGRAPHIES
LAMW 2000 Honorees
LAMW 1999 Honorees
Joe Harnell
Lalo Guerrero
Dr. Thomas Somerville
Elisabeth Waldo
The Late Tito Guizar
Michael J. Lewis,
Welsh Choir of So. Ca.
Marinna Waks,
Children of World Choir
Buddy Collete
Jeffrey Kahane
The Late Bobby Bryant
Dr. Jacqueline C. Dje Dje
Dr. Hansonia L. Caldwell
Susan Treworgy,
Reseda High School Band

 

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Mitchell E. Abbott 

 
 

Mitchell E. Abbott is an attorney now in his 25th year of practice with Richards, Watson & Gershon, in downtown Los Angeles, where he specializes in civil litigation and appeals.  He has been designated a Certified Specialist in Appellate Law by the California Board of Legal Specialization and is Vice Chair of the State Bar of California’s Standing Committee on Appellate Courts.

A native Californian, Mr. Abbott received his A.B. degree, magna cum laude, from the University of California, Davis, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi, and his law degree from the University of Virginia Law School, where he was Notes Editor of the Virginia Journal of International Law.  He is admitted to practice in California, Virginia, and the District of Columbia, and before the United States Supreme Court.

Mr. Abbott currently serves as Chair of the Governing Board of Pilgrim School, a private, coeducational K-12 day school in the mid-Wilshire area of Los Angeles.  He also serves on the Board of Trustees of First Congregational Church of Los Angeles, and is a former Moderator of the Church.

Mr. Abbott is married to Mary Nielsen Abbott, also an attorney.  They have one son, Michael, who is a Senior in high school.
 
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LAMW 1998 Honorees
Quincy Jones
Hadda Brooks
H.B. Barnum
Mel Carter
Teddy Edwards
Dr. Ernst Katz
Dr. Frederick Swann
Dr. O.C. Smith
Barbara McNair
The Late Cliffie Stone
The Late Shari Lewis
Albert McNeil
Tom Reed
Steve Kerdoon
KACE Radio
Albert Goodson
Margaret Jenkins
Clora Bryant
Rev. Edward Bass
Jenelle Hawkins
Yve Evans
Dr. Kattie Prejean
Rev. E.D. Smallwood
Clara Ward Singers

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Bea Wain
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Louie Bellson
Ian Whitcomb
Solomon Burke
Lorez Alexandria
Stanley M. Gortikov,
Past President,
Capitol Records
Nancy Meyers
Larry Livingston,
University of So. Ca.,
Dean, Dept. of Music
The Pilgrim School
The American 
Youth Symphony
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Ms. V.H. Evans is the President of Los Angeles Music Week. She is a tenured trilingual mentor educator in the Los Angeles Unified School District.  Her extensive expertise is used to evaluate the educational components of Los Angeles Music Week, which is focussed on providing arts literacy to underserved youth.


Ms. V.H. Evans teaches ballet, American Sign Language, graphic arts and a choral presentation to three classes of first and second grade at Fifty Second Street SchoolStudents receive academically rigorous instruction in visual arts, music, dance and theatre.  Teachers receive inservices and hands-on demonstrations instructing them on the arts-infused, standards-based, literacy-focussed, thoroughly integrated curriculum.  The use of  technology in education has also been a major focus, especially in the production of student-centered projects.  Ms. Evans has provided many of these inservices and demonstrations since the inception of LAMW.


Ms.  Evans' students use district standards to set and achieve goals in all
academic areas.  In physical science, students studied how sounds are made and heard.  The first grade students constructed, tested and wrote detailed process summaries before making their final oral  presentations.
 


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