Eastman School of Music - Score Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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MODERN Justiiied pride is WHAM's re- turn for hours devoted to broad- , A casting from the Eastman School I I f N R M 0 N Y of Music- , T In Home Decoration .' pride in association with a great institution, Fuwzifzzre, Rzzgy, LJWZPJ' pride in association with great . . D T J Lfnolezmz musicians and educators, Wlpewe ' Z A Stover, llfnzflaerf, Refricgemfom' pride in the fine programs which have been broadcast regionally and over N. B. C. networks as a H G W E Q result of our association. W H A M - - - . 89 CLINTON AVE. so. The UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER CFounded 1850D COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE. Arts Course, leading to degree A.B.g Science Courses, leading to degree B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Education, Optics, and Nursing. COLLEGE FOR MEN on new River Campus of 87 acres on banks of Genesee in outskirts of city. Self-contained campus life-dormitories, student union, fraternity houses and complete' athletic plant. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN on Old Campus of 24 elm-shaded acres on University Avenue, with new student union and assembly hall and other buildings remodeled and modernized. EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC, opened in September, 1921. University Course, leading to degree, B.Mus., Graduate, Certificate, Preparatory and special courses. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY, opened in September, 1925. Provides for usual department of medical study, including clinical branches, supplemented by Strong Memorial Hospital and Municipal Hospital, with total of 515 beds. . UNIVERSITY EXTENSION DIVISION and SUMMER SESSIONS. For catalogues or further information address The UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 119

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' N-r-rw - ' ,:,u l R . .Ml 1. Wile- lf TT 'V lr .Q .1 - K I ,, If il -i' 5? W' ffrlilili I M1 , wg I An Air of Distinction Your private office should reilect your own good taste. It should be up to the standard of your home, your club, your car. Visit the Y and E Store ANDHl-122 Mmm. Y and E OHice Equipment Bldg. 41 Chestnut St. Stone 2431 Foremost for Fifty Years Es tablished 1868 SCRANTOM'S ' Rochester's Unique Stores . Books, Stationery, Engraving Pictures, Bronzes, Brasses Sporting Goods, Games and Toys Office Supplies and Furniture School Equipment and Supplies Compliments of the M. P. MOLLER ORGAN WORKS The world's largest organ factory More than 6000 MOLLER organs now in use Builders of thirteen organs in the Eastman School of Music Moller organs are endorsed by the most emi- nent organists, are guaranteed the highest grade in every respect, and are in use in more than six thousand churches, schools, etc. M. P. M6LLER Factory and General OHices Hagerstown, Maryland THE TOWNE TAVERN 11-13 Gibbs St. HERRICK LUMBER CO., Inc. Successors to Comstock Lumber Co., Inc. 1030 Main Street East Culver 1416-1417 Compliments of THE BRASS RA-IL . High Grade Food and Beverages Continental Baking Company at LOW Prices E. Main St. One Block East of East Ave. SCORE bound in a Kingskraft cover HEINRICH-SEIBOLD F Made by I KINGSPORT PRESS, Inc. Kingsport, Tenn. Dr. Larson: This theme is certainly poor. Where did you get your subject matter? Marasco: From your lectures, Dr. Larson. MacDonald: Learning the piccolo has taught me a lot about expression. Mitchell: In music? MacDonald: No. Swearing back at the neighbors. STATIONERY CO. Office Furniture, Stationery and Supplies 86-88 Exchange St. Main 2493 Rochester, N. Y.

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JUNE . the month oi graduation . . and of graduation gifts . . . No finer contribution could be made by a group of pupils or school advisers than to select Empire plates for their publication . . . a selection that vvill retain the true value and all the beauty of their original photographs. The excellent artistry and craftsmanship of Empire ele- vate your book from the ordinary, making you the proud possessors of an everlasting biography of your happy school days. Empire Photo Engravers, inc. 87 Franklin St. Rochester, N. Y . . . and so another School Year draws to a rapid close. To the students and faculty of the Eastman School of Music we extend our most sincere thanks for making 1 this Year Book possible-to Mr. Edward Royce, Mr. Austin-Ball, and Dr. Hanson, to Mr. See, Miss Vayo, Mr. Keith, Mr. Larson, and the Student Council our especial thanks for their interest, advice and assistance. We have tried to record for posterity the events of the past year and We hope that our efforts meet with your approval.-The Editor. THE DU Bois mass BUILDERS or COLLEGE ANNUALS ROCHESTER, N. Y.