College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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rtii-lhy K. 11. Zkrchf.i!, Voice Studied witli E. D. Kennedy of Detroit, J. Warren Erb and Jolin D. Melian of New Yorli. During eight years of study under tliese in- structors he had unusual opportunity to hear and study all types of voices. This with his own native ability has given him an muisual e(|ui)iinent for the diagnosis and correction of voc.il (liftieidties. K.WMOXD PlTTEXGEll, Yiolitl Studied vio lin under masters at the Uni- versity of Idaho, Oberlin Conservatory and Philadelphia. In solo performance he has |)roved himself a success. He has won de- cided favor for himself at C. of I.

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I ' liKhKltlC l- ' i.i.Mixi; Hk.mk. I ' idllO, Oi-iidn, Il(trmoni). Director College (;liT Chih.s. Mr. I?ralo studictl iii;ini) under Jesse I.. C.ayiKir; (irL ' an with Willielm Middelschutte, CliiVafrii; liarim ny and orchestration under Adolph Weiili). ' . (Mlicago. He is a teacher of wide exjierienee, a ])ianist and orfranist of rec- ofrnized aliilit . He has been a musical leader in St. .Iose|)h, Mo., Chicago and Seattle. . t Seattle he was connected with the University of Washinjrton as head of the Piano Depart- ment and . ssistant Director of Music. Tlie value of his years with C. of I. can never be estimate l. .Tos. .1. Smith. Orclnxt nil I ii.stniiiniits. Dinitor Coilci -c- HhikI mid Onlictni In violin Mr. Smith is a |)U|)il of Professor .Miller of Minnea))olis Symphony Orchestra. In flute, he studied under Prof. Cuibert, former- ly first flutist of the Crand Opera House of Paris, and under Carl Woenipuer, formerly first flutist of the Minneapolis Symphony Or- chestra. For twenty-six years .Mr. Smith has had wide experience both as director and in- strumentalist in uuisical orjranization and un- der f.imous directors. He has made the Col- |,i:c H.iml and Orchestra both reach a high ■lari l.ird.

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F trl ii-fotir I ' liAXCF.s (). Wksttat.!., Drmc- ' titf . Applied Art, Mtrhaii ' util Drn-tcing Stmliod jiencral art in De I ' aiiw Univer- sity aiui Chicago Art Institute; studied Ap- ]ilii(l Design in Pratt Institute, outdoor sketehiiifr under J. Otis Adams at his sum- mer scliool at The Mermitage, and china |).iiiiting under Laura Fry at Perdue Uni- versity. Miss Westfall was supervisor of Drawing in C ' rawforiUville, Ind., for nine vears. Mits. F. F. I5i;. i.K, I ' idno Graduate of CJaynor Studios in Piano and ' oice, served as teaelier in tlie same scliool for several years and has held ])ositions as soloist and director in many churches. Mrs. Beale ' s ahility and experience is unques- tioned in lidtli piano .ind voice.