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

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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

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sPu,HIs The Eastman School of Music provides for the use of students all necessary gymnasium equipment for organized indoor sports, but does not advise practicing such sports too seriously because of the hazards of injury to a specialized musician. Nevertheless, intramural competition is keen although during the course of the season several games are necessarily forfeited due to conflicting activities. The 1935-36 season revealed the Juniors to be a team showing unusual team- work, and the Number 1 Volleyball players. The Seniors, defeated for the iirst time at Volleyball, retained the basketball championship for the fourth consecutive year, although the competition of the other three class teams was much stronger. A new game introduced in the school deserves recognition, as proficiency at it is being gained by many students. Evidently the motor control and reaction of music students has found an adequate stimulus in ping-pong, an indoor game not to be taken lightly. Even the girls are developng enough skill on the table- court to astonish the men players, and to make an enjoyable contest of mixed doubles. There have always been handball and squash enthusiasts, to the extent that the court is in demand during all available spare hours. 97