Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Q,21 ,.,. ...,..,,,h D b p ,f-. 'f? fp- f Y- ?f2,, -' f-wr .4 11 , .1 , f, nfl,-rf T IS needless to say that Prof. Alex- ander is a vital force among us, one whose very contact impresses us with his knowledge, his magnetic power, and his depth of feeling. To him we owe our opportunities to hear fine music, not the least of which is our own choir. Standing for the best, he is an inspiration to all who know him. FREDERICK ALEXANDER, A.B. Director of Cl0IISl'I Ul1ll0I'y , ,fff:::::ffQf Q1' .,...,.. ::::1,- , , ,,f4iZg1.aa.ffQ'f,f' 4, 'fi:'g-.,,1--932435.I-7, 21f??fiifffff:'f-371' 3 I ' '7it'a:wJ.' W T' A .- ,wffff 1-, ,A-V. Z Z Z O U a 4, fy,-:KJ ,arf-gg 'gg A223 aff., ....,, Q,,.,,,.,.,, ,,,,,W,.,,.,,,7g,, ,...,.. . -I fiyuff 1 -f ,, W., ' '14-.yw,mz1 ---f 141.-.-.-,-.1,,.,. .... .:,..f -' .gli ,, HE students of music find in Miss Foster a friend and adviser. Her cheerful disposition and her justice in her dealings with her students command their respect and admiration. Her interest in them inspires them to climb upward to greater heights of achievement. CLYDE E. FOSTER Supervfisol' of lllusic 751' ,. -'VW 1 ' 45 E41 41 .3 V1-rw 'frff 112'-. , -'j ,Q 1 4- 7 :ff Q 1,1 ' 174.-5 ,f QQ' 2 .4, 4,.29'. ?'7- .'2 - J 'fi 714 ff vf '1 ,Q - .11 it a..,.1.5.ifff-' , ' 1 ' '