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

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as .,:f' - ' Q 12 THE 1936 SCDRE PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIUH CLASS EASTIVIAN SSHUUL UF NIUSIE HUCHESTEH NY

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EUPYHIGHT 1935 ORVILLE W1LLSON Editor-in-Chief F R A N K H E N C K Business Manager F -4.

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LMA MATER O Temple of divinest art, On whose high altar we have laid The gifts of talent and the heart, Invoking Truth's inspiring aid. Herein is found the oil of life With which our sacred lamps to fire, A sanctum where all mental strife May be submerged in pure desire. And here ideals may expand Beneath the glow of Beauty's flame, That we in time as lights may stand To honor thy enduring name. We bring to thee, whose favor lent Both faith and courage through the days, The lasting word of our intent- To Eastman, Alma Mater, praise! -T. Austin-Ball I fThe Score Stali' regrets very much that no suitable Alma Mater song was submitted in the con test conducted this year in coopera- tion with the Composition Department. However, We are pleased to reprint here two of the poems which were submitted as textsj