Ellsworth Community College - Web Yearbook (Iowa Falls, IA)

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gl 'h '--.,, . . J z ' H E' Q fi f M 'Q Q e x WEB --X- A w unmmv H .. G '?fv0 i, f Fdllffga .fnumu ' ' . , .Nfl lx ' - '- ' f ---4 A - will V aff Q' frm 9 ff J A GROUP OF MUSIC STUDENTS E112 iillauxnrth Gnnaeruainrg nf zlllllufain: WILLIAM THALNIAN, E. C.lVI. '18 An impartial consideration of the merits and ideals of Ellsworth Conserva- tory of Music leads to a just feeling of pride in this Worthy department of our school. While in point of numbers enrolled in its various courses the Ellsworth Conservatory ranks among the largest in the Middle West, mere numbers alone are not a proper criterion by which to judge a school. The worth of any educa- tional institution depends upon the efficiency of its faculty and the standards of excellence maintained in the work of its students. The student who desires a thorough musical education will find here instruction fully abreast of the highest modern standards. Full courses in piano, voice violin and the various phases of musical theory are offered here. The director, Professor A. E. Bullock, is considered one of the finest instruc- tors in the country. He is a graduate of Oberlin Conservatory of Music and a pupil in piano of Bounamici and in voice of Vannini at Florence, Italy. He has many years of successful teaching to his credit andpaffords this school a pre- eminence rarely found in similar institutions. - The violin department is under the able supervision of Professor Charlotte Maxson, an honored graduate of New England Conservatory of Music and na student of Phoenix Winternit and Emanual Ondricek of Boston. Miss Maxson .has demonstrated her ability as a violinist in her excellent leadership of the col- lege orchestra and in her Red Cross recital. She also appeared with Glen Drake, a