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Tracy Kash: A Musical
Marvel At Age 17
CARLA JEAN SCHWARTZ
Local Columnist
ORGANIZATIONS: National Flute
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NAME: Tracy Kash
AGE: 17
OCCUPATION: Student at North Texas
State University in Denton, Texas and a
musician
RESIDENCE: Southfield
FAMILY: Parents, Joseph Kash, a teacher
in Madison Heights; mother Irene, a
former music and art teacher and
currently office manager for Accurate
Data Systems; one brother and one
sister
EDUCATION: Graduate of Berkley High
School
SYNAGOGUE: Congregation Beth Shalom
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TIDBITS
LATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT:
Winning the John Phillip Sousa Award,
a Berkley Band Senior Scholarship, a
Royal Oak Musicale Scholarship and a
North Texas State University Music
Scholarship.
PHILOSOPHY: "It's so important to work
very hard. Things seem so political. So,
if you don't know someone, you need the
ability, skill and true knowledge of
what you're doing."
HOBBIES: Reading, writing, snacking
and swimming..
BACKGROUND: Tracy Kash grew up in
Oak Park attending Berkley Schools.
"When I was five years old, my mom, a
piano teacher, was always involved in
music. It was the only serious thing
that affected me." At age eleven, Tracy
began playing the flute. Her - father, a
natural musician without formal
training, taught her how to play. "Of
course, he showed her incorrectly, but
she began taking lessons," recalls
Tracy's mom. Her musical family
encouraged her to play an instrument.
She spent three summers at Interlochen
Music Camp and has performed with
the Detroit Symphony Civic Orchestra
and the Metropolitan Youth Symphony.
She also studies with Ervin Monroe of
the Detroit Symphony, when she's home.
Tracy practices two to three hours daily.
She enjoys playing and singing jazz with
her family. In her free time, she writes
poetry and creative essays.
says Sack. In fact, he may
want to train for Mr. Olym-
pia in Sack's basement.
OLYMPIC WORKOUT
RON LOVE, a world class
ETHEL'S MEGILLAH
body builder on the cover of
Flex magazine in
November, recently worked
out with MARSHALL
SACK, a family physician,
who has a complete exer-'
cise room in his West
Bloomfield home and
weightlifts in his spare
time. Love came to Sack
seeking advice on preven-
ting sports injuries. Some
friends that watched the
two sweat in Sack's base-
ment included BRIAN
TEITEL, MARK PLANTE
and STEVEN BLUM. "Ron
really enjoyed himself,"
Former Detroiter ETHEL
COHN SCHATZ, now of
Los Angeles, recently
stayed with her sister-in-
law SADIE COHN and
friends DR. BOB and
JULIE BERMAN. Ethel, a
former English teacher,
always wanted to write
about Houdini, the magi-
cian. It seems Ethel's hus-
band, the late DANIEL
COHN, was the Statler
Hotel doctor assigned to
Houdini when he collapsed
from acute appendicitis on
Oct. 26, 1926. Since
Houdini waited too long to
seek help, the prognosis
was fatal, but DR. COHN
spent day and night at
Houdini's bedside, becom-
ing the dying magician's
confidant. ETHEL COHN
has always wanted to write
this story. Her husband's
recollections, as told to
Ethel, will be published in
this Sunday's Oakland
Press magazine.
BIG APPLE
Detroiters recently tasted
the Big Apple at New York
Lifestyles '87, a benefit for
the March of Dimes. Towne
& Country Interiors in
Bloomfield Hills served as
the setting for mannequin
modeling wearing fashions
from Hattie, -IJUomo Vogue