Robert Louis Stevenson School - Circus Yearbook (New York, NY)

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QOJCIAIIJ ggffulnf This is an interview that never went off. The day I was to meet Mrs. Strumpf, our charming and usually quite serious music teacher was bubbling all over the stage, telling us that her husband was just getting his discharge after four years overseas. As she flew out of assembly hall she waved back that she'd see us in a few weeks - but that this occasion demanded a vacation and she was taking one. So now there'll be no more Mrs. Strumpf for a couple of weeks, and that's what happened to my scheduled interview. I did dig up a little bit of information - Mrs. Strumpf went to Hunter. She is a lst Rate Citizen according to one of the other teachers. She loves folk music and she once assured me that she has oodles of boogie-Woogie records - right next to Bach. She's an accomplished pianist, and has given quite a few recitals and appeared with various groups. She believes everyone can carry a tune - and her Friday course in Music Appreciation is something that more and more of the students get a chance to enjoy. She also gives a course in singing and probably the most important thing she does during the year K is to rehearse the seniors for their graduation pro- gram. ls . f . SIDE SHOWS CCOnlinued from page 263 Now, ladies and gentlemen our last show is staged 4, ,, at the English room. Let me introduce our fail! I ringmaster, Mr. Gumprecht, Stevenson's psy- Q? chologist, and the eager, young ladies seated S ' 0 vs . , . 9 around are the psychology club, heres one 'gig A- ,, I more, a late comet escaping from the Biology 'E' ' '5' room. 7' K I Starting off quietly, with infants and their ' '55 very normal development we are thwarted in our progress by giggles - Oh it's really nothing, I was hungry and wolfed Dorothy's Mounds, then Deedie tried to get them. Her tactics are unfair. I don't agree. My little brother is a year old, he hates to do the same thing over and over. I do, too. All right, there are rare exceptions and gross misobservations. But we won't judge that now. Strange to say, the Psychology club progressed-their theoretical children grew to be four and five years of age. On successive Thursdays, the psychologists didn't appear in school fit was legal of coursel. They were observing the kindergarten groups up at Teacher's Col- lege. Then finally food, food and Schraffts. Where's my allowance. I had it just a minute ago. And more discussion. Tests were on the agenda. They were discussed-with levity by Roz, with hilarity by the casual members and from the artist's view by Deedie Cand Mr. Sigelh. How can such bad pictures create associations? Frankly, I agree with you, it's bad art, I'm nauseatedg but after all good art might really suggest something. That would be tragic-ideas for free. All right ladies, it's a quarter after four. Don't forget we meet here next week.

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