Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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r. -M H - 'ff' i URACIE BAKI-.R SHANKLIN Director of Department of Piano Fundamentals Teachers' Certificate Course. Southwestern Post Graduate Vilinneld College of Music Studied with: Mary lltta XVerndorff of Vienna: l.eschetiZky: Anna YVearr- mann: Hamilton Rl, l'H 'II B11ALS Voice Metropolitan School of Music, lndianapof lis: Indiana College of Music: Oscar Seagle. New York City: Claire Kellogg. New York Phonetic Diction and Voice Building: Paul Draper. German l.ieder. New York RoYCA!x1PBlit.L Director of School of Music4Voice University of Kansas Drake University Studied with: Holmes Cawper. Chicago: Charles XV. Clark. Chicago: Albert O, Anderson. Paris: Oscar Seagle. New York iMlRS. lVlYl-ILAND CAlVlPl5lil.l, Organ Studied organ with: lidward Kreiser: XVilhelm Middeshulter of Chicago: Albert Tufts, Los Angeles .'Xl,.XN IRWIN Head of Piano Department Mus. B. Bush Conservatory. Chicago Ph. B. University of Chicago Student of: .Iohn J. Blackmore. Chicago iVlARLi.'XRET Joi' Piano and Theory Graduate of Mary Findly Ades Mus. B. Chicago Musical College Normal Teachers' Course. Winfield College of Music Pupil of: Percy Grainger: Otto Meissner Mowissaye Baguslawski, Chicago: DLYFI7 lVlIDDl.ETON Orchestra Director-Violin Studied with: Professor l.. Meyer of the Royal Chamber Orchestra. Denmark: Professor Baird of the NVinfield Con- servatory of Music. llxulc lf.

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