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E i Seated: Elaine Bell, Mrs. George Gray, Mrs. Charles E. Funk, Jr., Mrs. Alfred L. Lorenz, Mrs. Girvan Milligan. Standing: Dale S. Bartholomew, Mrs. Robert A. Eck, Eugene M. Rankin, Dorothy Shaffner, Richard E. Anderson. Not Pictured: Nicholas Zumbro. Pianists- mezzo sharp or f1at ? To meet the ever-increasing enrollment, three new teachers joined the piano department this year: Mrs. Eck, really a former member of the music department who returned, Mr. Anderson, a recent student in Vienna, and Mr. Zumbro, a part time teacher and graduate of the Julliard School of Music. Although some of the students proved to be really sharp , others were what a musician would call flat , or in other words, mezz0 lazy. But sharp , flat or mezzo'i the teachers put everything they had into teaching their students the difference between major and minor. As the year progressed, the students who had memorized pieces played for the morning assem- blies and occasionally there was a duet. In Feb- ruary came the mid-year exams, and all the piano 62 students were in a frenzy because they had to be tested by a teacher other than their own. But like everything else this too passed. Woebegone! A few days after their return from spring vacation the piano students had to prepare for the recitals to take place in May. To top it off there were six recitals because of the large number of stu- dents taking piano lessons at school. The six re- citals came, and, as usual, they went smoothly as ever, thanks to Mr. Bartholomew's and all the other teachers' coolness of mind during this time. A great aid to this successful year was the ad- dition of two new piano studios in the Upper School, which increased the number to five. But the greatest aid of all was the patience and under- standing of the music faculty with the students of the school.
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Sibyl Sanford and Alice Hieatt play the Minuet from Schubert's Fifth Symphony. Seventh Grade-M A Musical Group Wayne Kernochan and Jerry Harrison play. Seventh Grade Combo: Peter Scherman, guitarg Brett Hall, saxg Peter Brooks, pianog Stephen Brittain, trumpetg George Hagar, drumsg Bayne Chadsey, piano, not shown. 63
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