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

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Mildred Wolf . . Elizabeth Hamilton Betty Allen . . Gerald Vogt . Robert Weiss Jack Lowe . Ray Berry . . EDITORIAL STAFF Oren Quick, Luella Hinkle, Aaron Pratt . . . . Associate Editor-in-Chief . . . Assistant Editor . . . Art Editor . . Assistant Art Editor . . Photography Editor . Assistant Photography Editor . . . Feature Editor . Assis tan t F ea ture Editors Anne Paulus, Charlotte Rounds . . Ruth Gill, Gladys Shaw, Lois Van Vechten . Marion Alt, Dorothy Knight, Mary Titus, Wilda Tinsley . Elizabeth Hamilton Lois Gieger Constance Clare . . . Snapshot Editors . . . Senior Class Prophecy Editors . . . . Copy Editors Eleanor Lawatsch Subscription Manager Advertising Manager STAFF STAFF Mary Bowers Margaret Grove George Merrill Frank May William Clemons Louis Saverino Walter McCown Elliot Morgenstern Margaret Waderlow William Clemons Gladys Appitzsch Edith Harrison Barbara Murray Mary Lawrence Lillian Sinclair Vera Mintrum Robert LaMaster Marion Alt Dorothy Codner Donald Allton Hugh Robertson Lois Van Vechten Ruth Melville Roger Boardman Mary Dann Walter McCown Elliot Morgenstern Clarence Nice Richard Priess George Yaeger Mary Lawrence Gerald Ingraham Douglas Danfelt William Rader Betty Starley Jeanette Alexander Helen Bent Melvin Clement Robert LaMaster Catherine Crozier Dorothy Codner Eleanor Knight Donald MacDonald Editorial Stal? Business Star?

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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

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STUDENT l ASSUEIATIUN OFFICERS Herbert Harp President Eleanor Lawatsch Vice-Presiden t l Elizabeth Hamilton Secretary Frank Henck Treasurer Harp, Lawatsch, Henok, Hamilton Red and white checkered napkins, beer-bottle candlesticks, and a competitive class floor-show provided the atmosphere for the Cabaret dance sponsored by the Students' Association in October. The Alan Parks Tea Room was filled to capacity, and what a time we all had! One of the most successful social events of the year, it paved the way for the annual formal in March when tradition was again observed by having the dance in the Mezzanine. One of the finest accomplishments of the year was the series of convocations inaugurated and directed solely by the student council. Many speakers, including Dr. Alan Valentine, Dr. Dexter Perkins, Rabbi Phillip Bernstein, and Mr. Arthur See, have been represented on these programs. The Association has many plans for next year and is already making additions to its schedule which may be of deiinite value to the student body. 96