Hedding College - Orange Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

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ilk i45.fl5'ii.p2Elf'21i1iE7Z6 Qfgngg iQliiC22iL5'2? iii if Hips Qbrgan ilivriial Congregational Church February 9, 1921 1 Eight-Hfteen O'clock PROGRAM V Messe de Mariage . . Entree du Cortege Benediction Nuptiale Invocation PROF. M. L. MARCY Peggy . . Wedding Bells . . . . . GIRLS, GLEE CLUB Berceuse . . . Melody inD Hat . Toccata . . ...... . . PROF. M. L. MARCY Largo from The New World Symphony SWanSong . . . . . . . . Dubois . Com . Wooler . Kinder . Lippa . Dubois . Dvorak Saint Saens Midsummer Caprice . ....... Johnston PROF. M. L. MARCY Summer's Lullaby . ...... . Gibson lhIEN,S GLEE CLUB Festal March in C . ....... . Calkin PROF. M. L. MARCY 4f :4iZf f4h-1'2A?.fl Z l 23f'l,.' 'fl If Q, f'i1iii'EI13? Forty-nine

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' ' 9 Q44 My Ofange was.tif-Lf:Feiglgifi-TS:f.21. The Hedding College Conservatory of Music counts itself very fortunate in hav- ing Professor Merrill L. Marcy as its Director for the year '20 and ,21. ln addition to his duties as head of the Conservatory, he is teaching voice, advanced piano, organ, theory, and public school music. He also has charge of the Men's Glee Club which made quite a successful tour during Easter vacation. Professor Marcy's qualities as a teacher are thoroughly established by the splendid work of his students in public recitals. One of the local churches is using his great talent as an organist. The fine organ recital given for the benefit of the Hedding College Woman's Club is remem- bered as one of the pleasing musical events of the year. Mrs. Marcy, who has charge of the Kindergarten, Beginners' and Intermediate piano pupils, has also had a successful year. Much interest has been shown in the Girls' Glee Club which is under her direction. Her pleasing personality has made for her many friends. Miss Lorraine V. Lindoft, teacher of Violin, has built up a strong department. Her pupils have appeared very creditably in public and private recitals. The College Orchestra, of which she is the director, has been very popular not only at the college but elsewhere. They have filled several engagements out of town most pleasingly. Y -'Y 'QJSTQZIS-..l33f 3321 '5f?7f7l 1522! !Q.dZ f'fT.a5 .?fl?i ci'.YLfT!L'ffiffT.T?Qtl':Ql.iE 43, .. Forty-eight

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wf'.5'ii'K Y lt l '39' T1 I A Q ' i Qi tv hifi WL W avi l 4 Q its 5 5' , w I M lvl! M A i W5 .lf if ff 1, l A 4. , 'l ig l Qi fx F lf il ll .I .L if .tl , .hi 31, Vv l if lla! L . V W C ml ilk at ill fn 5 fl . y y M 1-E4 ku l I Qi. Mg Grange gags-gf 41124612 ilirnia 6121? Qlluh Bedouin Song . . Summer's Lullaby . . . . . Gm' CLUB Reading- In the Toils of the Enemy . . FRED FERRIS Pipe Organ Solo-In Springtime .... PROF. MABCY The Scissors Grinder . . . . . Oh! Lovely Night . Irish Folk Song . . . . . GLEE CLUB Scotch Songs DAN CRANE Viking Song . . . . Coppa Moon . Alma Mater . - 0 . . . . . . GLEE CLUB DlTPCl0T'PROF. M. L. MEMBERS First Tenors Glen Hartman Fred Ferris Ernest Thayer First Basses Gerald Moore Russell Palmer Paul Grimes Homer Torreyson . Foote . Gibson . John Seymour Wood . Ralph Kinder . Jungst . Offenbach . Foote . . Selected . Coleridge-Taylor . . Shelley . Esterbrook MARCY Second Tenors John Clarke Dan Crane Harold Rogers Ivan Obenshain Second Basses George Bell Harold Fitch Jean Thompson Allen lvilcox ' Al u -M! 33 The Men's Glee Club has passed thru a very successful season which was made ' possible by the highly effective training of our instructor, Prof. Marcy. Thru his N55 untiring efforts the club has developed into an excellent musical organization. lm The big trip was taken during Easter vacation. Concerts were given at Aledo. Woodliull, La Fayette and Galva. Enthusiastic audiences greeted them on each ap- by pearance. During the day at VVoodhull, the boys ran into an exceedingly interesting gil: circumstance. They were drafted into service as jurors in a highly exciting lawsuit. The boys acted in a very creditable manner and returned a verdict which seemed fair to both sides. The home concert held in the Methodist Church, April 20, was supported by a large and appreciative audience. It was a fitting climax for a season which in every way entirely came up to the expectations of everyone interested in Hedding College. ii if 1 Tf?if1f?if??'?Z?FgE5S??iV -Fligixiliei f 2 Fifty