Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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' 51112 4131281115 Sf Music Na J e Gm E EZ fel Ea 'D P Q ,. fy .LA 19 .9 Q3 ol P C VOICE STUDENTS Jx GQ First ROW: Roland Clark, Glenn Hahn, L. C. Philo, Melvin Snyder, Victor Preusz, Paul Duncan. gy Q Second ROW: lxl2ll'Q42l1'L'l Vllilliams, Mary Hack. Eloise Brown, Nellie Shugart, Q Frieda Norclen, Faye Nichols. Kathryn Bruc-k. Vs I Third ROW: Dol-otha Dohie, lloella Hobfon, Florence Back, Bertha Cameron, '- 9 3 lla S2ll1CllJL'1'Q', Jennie llrown, Genevieve Button. el EQ P e.le E9 Q Q C9 Q . Q9 'Q Ga ..e, EJ EQ 'B E9 e STUDENTS IN HARMONY Q A Q -54- A

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Uhr eteamz 'N rt Ml.1S1C PIANO STUDENTS First ROW: Frances Chatlield, Frieda Norden, Beulah Rhoden, Edith Conslev, Eithel Harf bison, Catherine Haas, Beulah Boonshot, Naomi NVoods, liiniily Pearl Smith. Second Raw: Marguerite Taylor, Faye Nichols, Eloise Brown, Pearl Harbison, Mattie Morirs, Lillie Taylor. Third RCW: Miss Brnck, teacher, Mary Back, Blanche Miller, Mary Hanks, Beulah Moy- ers, Florence Back, Bessie Durham, Ruth Boonshot, Esther Wharton. Fourth ROW: L. Ll. Philo, Donald Cliandlcr, Ethel Collins, Myrtle Gray, Hester Havard, Loella. Hobson. Fifts Row: Wayne Brown, Melvin Snyder, Leanna Stuart. THE PIANO DEPARTMENT Owing to the fact of the extensive Work that has been carried on in the piano department of the college this year, we feel that our year book would be very incomplete Without making note of some of its activities. Wliiltw the primary object in this department is to train young men and young women to carry the Gospel in music, great emphasis has been placed on the classics so as to educate the student along every line of true music. We believe that our teachers, Miss Bruek and Mrs. Smith, have really caught the vision of the need of workers who in their music must be able to lift. humanity toward God. They have been very faithful in teaching the stu- dents the true quality in music. And are discarding the light and jazzy kind so prevalent among the frivolous, pleasure-seeking world of today. One of the great features of the piano department has been the monthly recitals. The main object of them has been to give the student an opportu- nity to appear before the public so as to develop a disposition of ease and naturalness in playing. The public reeitals have been well attended. Not only music lovers from the town have come to them but also those from the neigh- boring towns have shown great interest in attending, XVe have been delighted with the progress our students in music l1ave shown from time to time and are glad to state that the future outlook of our piano department is very promis- ing, g -Beulah Rhodon. -, - -53-' - . -

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762 Q E? fi? Q Q GQ r Xi gl. Q 2 fs GQ . G. Q, P 'M 'ZJ' QLDQJ Music Q G Q if J S2 J G Q gl STUDENTS IN S'1'RING'l'lD INSTRUMICNTS First Row: Mr. Salicllierg, tn-z1ul1v1', Eloisc' Brown, Glnzlys Zvllvr, Bl1ll'gllt'1'll'U Tzlylur, Friuilal N01-rlen, Lovllzl Hobson, Lillie Taylor, Ruth RQIIIQY, Miss lirnrk, tvzicliw. Second ROW: 1'wl'E'ELllil Rich Bvulah Rhmlvn, Viulal Dillon. Hrllr- Thnnnxs, Nr-lliv Flrngnrt, Q Inn. Barnes, Hester Hznvnrfl, Jennie Brown. Third ROW: L. C. Philo, Virgil Caunp, Jann-s Gwosoii, Etln-l Vullins, Muffin- Morris, Grace Lmnlm. Fourth ROW! Leunnn Stuart, Goneviuvo Button, Dorcas Orrin. J a .... 6 Q P ? J 3 q I -'5 STUDENTS IN WIND INSTRUMENTS First ROW: Wllj'llC Brown, Joscplr Jnvkson, livvnctt I'ow1-rs, Arnolil Rmlvu1b:11'g--1-,Clmrlcs gl Scluwing. 9' H, Second ROW: Mr. Suudberg', teacher, Kathryn Bl'llCll, Glenn Hahn. J' B E25ESQ96EQQZEFSQQEEQQZEFSQGEGQGZZES Q Q 54 ICE Q Q P Q Q Q Q L Q P Q 54 L Q Q 52 Q Q P fi wi Q C2 103 G Q P 6 xi 3 Q