Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music - Opus Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Dear Sfiiilenfs on the Campus aiiJ in the Armed Forces: Wherever you are, at home or abroad, we extend to you all our warmest and most affectionate greetings. You will all be glad that Jordan is holding fast to its tradition and that the publication of Opus has again come into being. We at home are carrying the message of music through our broadcasts, recitals at camps and community centers, through USO programs and allied activities, in helping to build a more stable morale, to engender a deeper faith and to live with more grace during these difficult days. Those of you who have had your college courses interrupted and are in the armed forces are having most interesting experiences. Your letters have run high with enthusiasm for the things you are doing and at the same time they prove you are holding fast to your determination to make music your life ' s work. There is a place of service for each and everyone of us since the world will alwavs have the need for the leavening influence of music. C ocVc Dhrrfor

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THE STAFF Editor in Chief JERRY MOHLER Art Editors MERCEDES RUSSOW MARY V. TURNER PEGGY MILLION Copy Editor DORIS MILLER Business Manager BOB BARTON Advertising Staff PAUL HARDER JUNE FLOYD ROBERT GWYN SALLY WILSON Left to Right: Barton, Wilson, Mohler, Miller, Turner, Russou REPORTERS Charmion Harp Dale Harrod Jeanne Havens Maxine Henderson Margaret Hester Betty Miller Lloyd Patten Patricia Pearson Mercedes Russow Jeanadele Schaefer Edith Spencer Mary Spilman Margaret Warner Sally Wilson