Carleton College - Algol Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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I I CARLETON MOURNS the passing of a musician and friend with the death this winter of Frank Estes Kendrie. During his ten-year stay here, Professor Kendrie spent much of his time trying to instill in Carleton students the love of music which he felt should be an essential part of their lives-a quality which he himself possessed to such a great extent. As chairman of the department of music he made special efforts to see that there was ample opportunity for all to listen to the type of music they most enjoyed. Members of Carleton and townspeople alike will remember particularly the beautiful performances of the 'college choir under his direction. His painstaking care and intelligent leadership made the group a valued part of Carleton, and the Christmas and Easter programs were always high points of the musical year. Personally as well as professionally Professor Kendrie made rich contributions to Carleton life. His gentle humor and understanding made him a well-beloved fig- ure on campus, and because of his sympathy and patience the technicalities of mu- sic became much more enjoyable. VVe dedicate the 1947 ALGOL as a tribute to Frank Estes Kendrie, and we shall remember him with deep affection as a true musician and friend. Page 9

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