University of Missouri at Kansas City - Kangaroo Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Joseph Cozad appears ready to accept requests on his guitar. ,nf Jack Ralston, Conservatory Freshman, demonstrates the magnificent sound produced by the Conservatory's proud- est possession-a grand old pipe organ which was the gift of a member of the community. THE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC The Conservatory of Music provides an excellent educational program for all who are interested in the field of music, whether vocal or instru- mental, applied or pedagogy. The fine faculty and facilities have made the Conservatory one of the finest in the country, and students come from all points of the compass to take advantage of its study programs. The Stolz twins, Rita and Ruth, are both Freshmen at the Conservatory. Their specialty is twin-piano duets.