Severn School - Yearbook (Severna Park, MD)

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x fp Q SRE Se' IQAKNT my 5 6' Q and Wheel a AQIQN llomrt-miemmrr-te X WWWNwYxwwwxwxNWNWWwwwwwwwxmwwssws.wwxwww. wvwvnwxyywxxxxxwwxxwwwwxwwmwvwwWWNWmw.m Severn Urohestra Yates Baxter Potter Doe Mr. Pippin Baue Struven Robertson This past year seems to have been one for initial enterprises at Severn School. One of the many successful enterprises was the musical organization. Due largely to the efforts of Mr. Robert Pippin an orchestra find a quartet were formed. At first the orchestra was composed of Riddlesberger Baxter Bauer and Potter. just before the Christmas leave Riddlesberger left but two new members were added to the listg these being Doe and Yates. Although the orchestra did not play for any special events, a great deal of enjoyment was derived by the members and by the students from the frequent get-togethers' '. The quartet, conducted by Mr. Pippin, was the greatest success of all. The members of the quartet were Walmsley, Struven, Yates and Stevens. The quartet proved its sterling at a recital given in the latter part of March. My 40Mqktmggmmksfexkkxxtskkkkmkxkkkmmmmmvtwmmmgtggmxmg K Page 761 0 Anohor .ggskkqxwkkkyflx - 2 5 i -f J ? la. 5' 0 6 2 A' ll S l X f 4