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

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OFFICERS Gladys Shaw . . . . President Catherine Crozier . Secretary Gerald Vogt . Treasurer Since the Fall of 1922 when the Organ Club was first begun, it has been a prominent organization in the school. Mr. Gleason was its originator and the good times for which the club is noted have been largely due to his and Mrs. Gleason's efforts. The members of the club started out this year with a picnic at Jerry Vogt's cottage on Conesus Lake. The next party was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gleason, where new members were initiated. In December Marie Rohr entertained the club at her home and the sleigh ride in February brought back the old tradition that had been lost for several years. The many activities which are planned for the last part of this year will uphold the Organ Club's social reputation. . f - , AJ 5 , 9 lf ilu,-'A 1 ' ,. l .. e f, wg ' V j ' ff , Catherine Crozier J h.,,n,,,- 1, 'F I sf l Nts. 7- VL. ,, 3 X 2 ' f X I L, .I I, T lp f Lv.. J ' ,Secretary ' Mil' C I? 'I 'li 4yv V. :ff 7 A if J A wr 1 Q X X , 5 ix it 14,12 4 . , F T ' N 1 ' 'Ml' ff! ' 2' 7 ,rf 1 J J. if I X , ' K ,W r 1 if Y . . . . .r in ' l if : O X Q!! 1 A Y K r V 'jew l I. ,' V 1 i URBAN ELUB 92

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ORVILLE WILLSON DR. EDWARD W. MARJARUM FRANK HENCK Editor-in-Chief Faculty Advisor Business Manager THE SEUHE 1936 It has been the constant aim of this year's staff to publish a book worthy to bear the name of the Score. In answer to the demand of the subscribers for a Year Book with less photographs and more literature, a larger Editorial Staff was appointed. Let it not be said of this Annual that a few minutes could ruin an entire year's task. The article on American Composers alone is worth the price of the book. ' The Year Book was planned on the basis of the best possible record of the School year 1935-36. We regret very much that due to the small budget, it was necessary to eliminate the cartoons. However, if in future years, the Score is fortunate enough to increase the subscription sales, it may be possible to include them again. If this issue of the Score aids the students in some measure to a better understanding, as well as accomplishes its purpose of recording the events, history or otherwise, of the Eastman School of Music, the work of this year's staff will not have been in vain. is