Greenville College - Vista Yearbook (Greenville, IL)

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LIVING MUSIC To move tI1e body to the rI'iytI'Im of the Universe, andan slow, keeping the accent steady and sureg To use the voice in meIocIious speakingg with Icind and gentIe words to stranger or to Friendg In aII events of daily IiI:e and worIc to resoIve the ciiscords and to bIend the moments into one Iwarmonious vvIwoIe, A mind to set in Form tI'ie themes of Ii true, and work it to satisfying cIoseg te, presto, Fast or te, announce the subject cIear and To find vvitiwin the soul the beauty-bearing message of tI'ie Song Divine: This is to set tI'ie days to Music and to be a Symplwonyf' THE VISTA OF 1931+ el2EENviL-s courses GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS Vol. XXX

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PRESENTED BY CHESTER C. GRILL, Editor-in-Chief RAY DEAIQDOIQFF, Business Manager FLCQENCE JOY, Associate Editor FRANK JCDY, Associate Business Manager Engiaving By tEN1'RAL ENGRAVING CU. St. Louis, Mo. Printing By TOXVER PRESS Greenville, Illinois Photography By GENRE Greenville, Illinois Binding By THE BECKTOLD CO. St. Louis, Mo. Division Pages By Permission of Grosset and Dunlap. Taken from Minute Sketches of Great C'omnosers , illustrated, by Samuel Nisenson.

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DEDICATICDN ln recognition ot their inestimahle services in establishing, maintaining and advancing the school of music of Greenville College, we, the staff ol: i931-L, dedicate this book to the directors and instructors OF the school ol: music since the beginning ot its history. 'sl Z, ll f E.. f sum , l M Wg l ! f ll X gb ' e 'fra if fl f I0l0li'fN X Emil 'Wy y 5 ff N W fmffefly Xqwlgghllilllilii ' If Cl os aeemmk Wi nlfeskh f V-1lE v' I lf- fa-1 LH r f f va, f elfeerla Q l ai I il 'lf l lfwlfallf 17? if intel ig a 4 f if Ilq I 'rll i ll l gif X 'X nj' lf, ggi ' f N? l ., NL -A ff i L xr ' X j fm lf X N Qs K if-2 ,ll - xg HQ X Y- N fwelmwfz-l W e w ' ' - .i ji .,gfv , ,xl ff ill , fir s 12,1 ff. epqavwvva ee U tr jf ' ii, .. g-X ni g.g.'gf.i f--1 A ' llfilw-iff gfigl-:nie fflv , is lf I 1 , , - .J , Q, X Nu ,First gf, ,, iv' 'tiff .'.,fV,E,g sri, 4 ,AAWE gl EEA Hsumfwwwyeuew, ass fziih-'-'f . V574 w e l fr 1 Z? if' l -' I '?! 1' ' - 54' ' Y r ML filed- it 'Q' :r.i 2 'r 'fgnah ' f ft 'gm ' K. flfff i e I r r' lllsl lf , W' fi , -. 1 '42 ' .5, ,','f5 4- 1, F777 ' WEB ri X in 1 W fly! X 7 ' f ' i ' r tv-.:-xQ'. h ':,- ilwI'4:M,l is L g ' 135 .',, f j .-ff M H 5' f 'il fl ' - fx W' , . Q :f,'r N. ,',. 5. l L Q' ia. fxu. 1 .X 1 ' W 1 91715, 'z 52,1 5315! ' , 9 l vi . m , Wy' :ff 1- ry ii X Jn-QI, p -.ins TW! I f L95 l- ' .cell fait' ll 'li l ll, ia lie., f . A 'V L: X XX A f Xxx f .iff lflflzat a divine calling is mus-if! Tlzouglz everyllzing else may appear slzallo-w and repulsive, even the smallest task in music his so absorb- ing, and carries us so far away from town, country, earth and all worldly things, that it is frilly a blessed gif! of God. -Mendelssoflzrn J,, ,