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Woodwind Ensemble Senior Madrigals Seated. Left to Right — George Wilt, Ronald Brooks. M:l rv Kin gan. Mary .1. Mt-Nrth. Marjorie Sbafer, William Bender, Howard Williams. Standing— Fred Bowerschmidt, Shirley But- cher, Maybelle Woodin, Thomas Donahue. iltlt Department Band The Music Department under the direction of Miss Brooks again gained a foothold on the campus of M. S. T. C. After several years of small enrollment in the music course, the returning G. I. ' s not only brought about an astounding increase in number, but a renewed interest in music activities. The for- mation of The Airliners and The Esquires, our college bands, the Marching Band, and activities sponsored by Phi Mu Alpha clearly demonstrated the presence of active, music mind- ed men. However, the Sophomore Girls ' Ensemble reminded us that not all our talent was male sponsored ' ! The increase in the number of members of Lambda Mu, the women ' s honor music sorority, indicated a body of women students who were thinking seriously along the lines of a professional career. The Advanced Chorus. Freshman Chorus, Brass and Wood- wind Enembles all performed during the year. Two groups of Madrigal Singers have given programs both on and off the campus. Our band and orchestra also presented concerts. the former organization having broadcast a Sunday perform- ance over the radio. New members of our faculty have been heard in recitals during the year and were well received by their audiences. We are proud of our Music program and our faculty. We only hope in return that they will be proud of us when we become music teachers, graduates of M. S. T. C. 27
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Marjorie C. Brooks Director of Music Department Sophomore Ensemble Music Education Orchestra Advanced Chorus 26
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Dn. Retan Elementary The Campus Elementary School is a modern building equipped with all the facilities for a progressive educational program. These facilities include provisions for art. music, physical education, library work, and visual education. The student body is a typical cross sec- tion ol children from a rural and a town environment as this is the only elementary school in this vicinity. Provision is also made for the contact of student teachers with groups of parents and for the study of individual children through an adequate svstem of school records fcr ea h chi Id. ' JS
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