Central Female College - Messenger Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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-' --f '5' 7 Q ' it' .. -V-5 +L- Y-f-V- --- , - f 5. Q ' 4, r. , ' Ti' -te P E ,.-ff -iw? yi N V R V ' ., ,,,.,, .... -14- - ' f--1 V- 'NJ ,.. ,,,, 1,-,eg1s,1- A f-, , DRAMATIC C I,UB Top YOVVTCLARK, GREGOIiY', XVOOLSEY, CLINE, Es'rABRooK, Domus, ANDERSON. Second 1'45YV1TURNEY, MURRAY, LIVINGSTON, Hoox, E. BIILLER, III-IODES, SMITH. Third I'0XV-lhTERCIIANT, H.XEIlI,IC, Miss l,oNGRoTHAM, A1Ivi.s'0r, YVISBRUN. May 21-For two years, Diary, l have been an onlooker of the Expression cle- pfirtinent and every time Wishing I were :1 part of it. lt is work :is well as pleasure I knowg it has 21 Drzunatie Club which gives interesting and v:xlu:xble progrsnns :is well as furnisliing :x pleaszint way to spend :in hour and get away from the usual routine of the everyday work. Then too, it gives its reeitnls :ind plays that we :ill enj oy heaps. , 1 June 3-.lust :1 note so that I won't forget everything. The Dramatic Cluh presented The Twig of Thorni' lust night on the College Campus :ind it was lovely. l guess lid just :is soon sit :incl wnteh them :is he one of them-no, l woulcln't either. Une of' the regrets of' my time here is that I clichrt join the Cluh when I eoulfl. .. , A new .ru ff H - ei- '- N - A - - -v ' .

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-.:'.-15.2-j7 :s vm ' W' uf- --T K 4'-'M 4.4 ,gf V '-g 1 'N '-1 - - - -.- ' s ,Y '. WAN, -X-.Tf...44:.,-.- 4774- ' 1 ' it R ,jude QQ., Q fvvpig ay, 'hr Qlnmfirruatnrg 0Bf illluzir The Central College Conservatory of music was established for the purpose of furnishing superior advantages of music study in all the higher branches. The Conservatory offers instruction in Piano, Organ, Voice, Public School, Music, Violin, 'Cello, Harmony, Theory, History and Musical Composition. 'l'hroughout the year 1923-Qi Student recitals in Piano, Organ, Voice and Violin were given regularly in Murrell Auditorium. The Central College Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Hannah Russell Greg- ory, made several tours during the year, visiting the schools of Liberty, Richmond, Excelsior Springs, Kansas City, Kansas, Kansas City, Missouri, The Central Col- D lege Alumnae at the Hotel hlllClllllil1'll,. and then broadcasted from the Star's radio Station in K. C. Blarch Q2-.lust read over last wcelis notes and ,l seem to have run to food, but today my tastes are along more artistic lines. l've been thinking of the musical side of life, both piano and vocal, and have come to the conclusion that Central Wouldnit be Central Without it. What would we do without our recitals? Then could we get along without our Glee Club turnisliing the Christmas and lflastcr Ves- per Services? lvill any girl in the Glee Club ever forget our Radio Concert at the Star? Or any of our trips over the Country to give the people a taste oi' real music? And then at the last of school when we give our Grand Concert where only the best is selected for the approval of the public? All in all our Conservatory ot' Nlusie is one ot' which wc may well be proud. Yl'l1at,s more. we are. , ,, Sana , - , --

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