Atlantic Union College - Minuteman Yearbook (South Lancaster, MA)

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MUSIC Resume of a day in the Music Hall: A group of nineteen students crowd into a studio for their class of Music Survey; the sonorous tones of a Beethoven Symphony echo in the ears of the Harmony class across the hall; in the voice studio an ambitious singer is preparing for his junior recital; the fourth studio is occupied by a string trio. Suddenly the scene changes — History of Music class comes in; a violin student is prac- ticing her recital numbers; from the piano studio thunderous chords an- nounce the finishing touches on a Senior program; a student teacher Top - Music Majors Center - A. U. C. Chorus Left - History of Music Class Below - Band

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SCIENCE Top - Biology Laboratory Center - Anatomy Class Bottom - Bacteriology Laboratory governing the behavior of bodies large and small, animate and in- animate; of the structure of matter, of mathematics — trigonometry, cal- culus, analytics, algebra; of physics — light, sound, heat, magnetism, mechanics, electricity, radio; of chemistry — inorganic, organic, bio- chemistry; of biology, anatomy, bacteriology, physiology — which lead the students toward a better understanding of the mind of the Creator. Pauline Young

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MUSIC Gladys Capman-Martin Madge Gould Voice Piano Center - Mrs. Martin in Studio Bottom - A. U. C. M. S. Bela Urbanowsky Violin takes her piano class of prospective musicians to the fourth studio; any- where and everywhere a piano preparation of special music for week-end services will be heard, which is a part of the practical train- ing given. The busy day ends with a chorus of fifty voices rehearsing; another day will close with a well- trained orchestra polishing up for a performance. Thus each hour finds a different group of earnest, ambitious students studying music, to fit them- selves as teachers and evangelistic musicians. A. U. C. is Music Con- scious! Come and join us!