George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Ifirst Row: Sue Richarcls, Candy Garth, Mary Douglass Sllltlfd Guinn BIOWIIIIIW 1lllldR01U Camille lolicmc, unes I tbtci nncs McR1ney Nancy Camp, Sanclra Stewart, Samlra Walker, janet jcnscn om 1ll1BCllxLllblULlx, Donnie Adnnb DlVltl5Lllg1ll'll1 Hcmy kyeis Ldmn Davis, Patty Colyer, Brcmla Cox, Joyce Scribner, Linda Denny D llliiif john Roclveia uaniti 111011115 5112111 Ingmm 10111111 Iron' Robert Bays. Svconrl Row: Nerla Binnion, Judith Cumqn can Ilml Robert Dudley Blylll Lmdsay Du l,l1C I'IOlllllQbllOllll Donnie Xlnslmll Suzanne Stroud, Helen House, Carolyn Townseml. NI11c1'1 Cnnasccno twin Coclclntl Dlud SCLll1LClll7Cl0Cl Ice Ingles Chnles Bill XIII? Helen SllllllClI, Ruth Starkey. Pat McNabb, Carole Powell hl lI0llClllC l'l1Ll1Llf jnncs Pcthel lack Pearson PEABODY CHOIR ours, tunes, rcwiata . . ' ' The Peabody Choir began its year with perlorinances olf Bercli's Twzviala with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra. In addition to its annual ZIIJPCZITZIIICCS at the Hanging of the Green, Founcler's Day Broadcast and Com- mencement, the Choir and College Orchestra made a tour in March of schools in Kentucky. The choir was invited to give special concerts and sang several assembly programs at local high schools. The season's activities culmi- nated in the Annual Spring Concert given on campus. Page l58

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TU' The air Hlled with song as the Peabody 1 ' Madri 'alians beffan another vear. Under the 1f L D 1 W...-. - direction ol' Dr. Irving X'VolI'e, this selected group A ' ' 'f' S' 3 had a busy vear singing lOl' various organizations. F , - , . 1 ., -I 3 W Q fav 5 will ww 5 3 5 XL .9 5 The year's plans included 1DCl'liOl'1l12lIlCCS for 5 i C1llll1JllS events, and local high schools and or- 1 5 ganizations. One olf the gl'Oll1JiS most rewarding activities was their tour to Atlanta, Georgia during the Xllinter f2lI2ll'lLCl'. r Y .,:,,. .. ,. 1 , .,.- L., Maclrigalians contributed music to SAI alumni program. lVlADRlGAl.lANS moo S of Slllwflillg, fight, ana! slzacfe Irving lVollc, Robert Dudley, Edwin Cocltlzlrcl, Nada 'Io Binnion, liulaila Becclicr. jean Ford, Margtierite Browning, Pat McNabb, Cl1a1 Ball, Donnie Adams, Arlis Heibcrt.

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The Peabody XfVOHl6l1,S Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Bryan Lindsay, is a newly- organixed group ol thirty voices selected from the 'ilairer sex ol the student body. Mztny depart- ments other than the music depztrtinent are rep- resented, und inexnbership is open to anyone who wishes to join, has Z1 good voice, and likes to sing. The activities ol this new group in- cluded visits to the public schools, participae tion in Peabody events, :md ll Spring Concert. 5 55 'WE 1 4 zz i X t New melodies are learned as voices blen PEABODY WOMEN'S CHORUS ontrioution o music an song is out ClO11l Pnlxti Sindm Cmnn Xnn Ilwe uds Shouu Bxcndtl Colyei Pltucm Wilson une Morton B1X'l1lL1l1ClSCS Tlmfl Roz: K'tthy fl llx 1 Cox P'1t11c1'1 Htnldns Suomi hom Cnolc 111s 1 lox 1 Iennmqs Ruth Stnltcx Helen House Ptvgs Snuth Sindm KN lllxCl S419 5