Pacific University - Heart of Oak Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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aggmazzacaaaoaao HEART OF DAK 24 rziraiozcgazfiemaiag MRS. ERMA TAYLOR SPARKS H earl of Piano Departnzlfnl lVIus. B., Oberlin Conservatory of llflusic, IQI2j Graduate Student, Oberlin, 'IQI8-192 Student of Francis L. York of the Detroit Conservatory of Music, Pupil of Josef Lelwinne, 1921-223 Head of Piano Depart- ment, 'Pacific University, 1919-. CHARLES W. l..AVVlRlENCE Director of Cozlsvrvzllory of fllusic lVIus. B., Oberlin Conservatory, 19183 Public School Mtnsic Certificate, Oberlin Conservatory, 19165 Student of Rolin Pease, Vocal Instructor, Pennsylvania State Normal School, Head of Vocal Depart- ment, Sioux Falls College, Director of Con- servatory of Music, Pacific University, 1921-. NIARGARET KEEP Instructor in Piano Pupil of Frank T. Chapman and Mrs. Erma Taylor Sparks. TCZ1Cl1CTyS Certificate in Dunning System of lX'Iusic Study for Be- ginners, 1921. Diploma in lVIusic, Pacific University, 19225 Instructor in Dunning System, Pacific University, 1921-. Tfzcenly-nim' EEQEQ QQQQQQEQEE

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ggjmgamgg HEART OF oAK '24 WQW -TTNTTE E 'te 2 Q E E Q H E Q E 3 E School of MUSIC' 3 E ACIFIC University Conservatory of Music has grown considerably under E E the direction of C. W. Lawrence. T E E W The Dunning system of music study for beginners, introduced last ' E E year, is a very decided success, as proven by numerous recitals given by the E E children in this department, under the tutorship of Miss Margaret Keep. E E With the addition of a pipe organ in the conservatory, many students are E H taking up organ work. 'The piano department is now more complete than E E it has been in the past and the enrollment has increased to quite an extent. The E E violin department has also increased in enrollment and several recitals have E E been given this year. . 1-. Q The one new feature that was added this year is a 1, Q . in public school E E music. This course prepares the student to qualify for grade or highschool E positions with which the direction of glee clubs or leadership of orchestras E Q are combined. E E Also under the direction of C. W. Lawrence, in connection with the con- A E E servatory,,both the Men's and Women's Glee Clubs are trained. E E The music for You Can't Beat Us ' was composed by C. W. Lawrence Q E and the words were written by Professor Tuttle, of the Education Department: E E You can't beat us, can't beat us 3 Beat us inthe final score, E You'll have to meet us, but you can't Q Q Defeat us, with all your noisy roarg E Q Your days of victory and pride are through, H E The days of happiness are gone for you, E E For you can't beat. us, can't beat us,. E For you re fighting, fighting, fighting, E E Old, P.. U. E E 4 E QEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEQEE N I Tfweniy-right . I Qgiiaoooogg-oocaaazaaao ooooaaoooomocaoo oaaoogi ,dl

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Eiieiiammozozm HEART GF OAK '24 mmeazeimmmoigg 'w'rr 'fo mono MRS. HAROLD LYNDE Hovxms Graduate of Albany Conservatory of Mu- sic, Student of American Conservatory of Music, Chicago, Pupil of Charles Stone Wilson, Seattle, Music Supervisor, Public Schools, Forest Grove, Oregon, Instructor ZZZEQEQQ Q Q52 E9 E5 3 lllllfll' School MIISIC Init uct r Q E Qi Qi QE Q2 Q52 Public School Music, Pacific University, 1922-. Y . Qi? lvl - E WILLIAM NVALLACE GRAHAM Profz'ssor of Violin E student in Royal High School of Music, Berling Student under Joachim, Instructor, ' Royal Academy of lVIusic, Berlin, Professor of Violin, Pacific University, 1916-. , . EEZ i E9 E i E5 P FS! C53 E52 553 Q9 G3 55 E E55 C53 Q2 iii E92 C55 Q55 E NINA lhIARIE WALKER Q Piano Instructor Pupil of Marie A. S. Soule, Carl Den- Q ton, and Dr. Emil Enna, of Portlandg In- Q R5 - structor, Pacific University, 1917-. H ZS Si Q51 Q9 Q9 ESI E9 KEY Thirty I .nb QQQEQQQQQQoieimoiooomomzeizeioiamzsazeizfammmmmmoozamoggg