Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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DEDICATION TO J E A N C () R R () n I .M O () S A.M., Music D. For his years of untiring interest, sym- pathetic understanding, and unflagging efforts in l)ehalf of the students of Beth- any College, this volume of the Beth- anian is respe:tfully dedicated. Born in Uster, Switzerland, Profes- sor Moos re:eive(l his education in the Zurich Sem ' nary and the College of Music in Zurich, Switzerland, in the Leipsic Royal Conservatory of Music, in the Oherlin Conservatory of Music, and in Columbia University. Previous to his coming to P)ethany in 1897, he taught in Kidder Institute, Stephens College, Ripon College, and DePauw University. Since coming to Bethany, he has taught and lectured in the Carnegie Institute of Technology. Professor Moos teaches piano, theory, and organ at Bethany College, and di- rects the Treble Clef, and the Men ' s Glee Club. Besides writing a number of ar- ticles and reviews for the Musical Sci- ence Magazine, the Etude and the Musical Quarterly, he has found time to supervise the laying of walks and the beautification of the college campus. He has been a member of the American As- sociation of University Professors since 1929.

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FOREWORD The Class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty- two has striven in these pages to chronicle the worth-while accomplishments of Beth- any ' s sons and daughters during the }ear past and to foster those beautiful traditions so near to the heart of every Bethanian. That these incidents of college life l)e pre- served undimmed in fond memor}- is out- dearest wish. -And so this volume, the Nineteen Hundred Thirty-two B E T H - ANIAX. is presented to the undergraduates and Alumni of Bethany as another chapter in the splendid history that is hers.