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llullmfl Kruk: Y, Millard, V. llarvell. QX. 'l'rinder, V. Rahe. Secretary: M. XY'ade. llerrinliglon. lloxsard. uXecon1panist Si'i'lHIil Rott: ll. Ciartncr, D. llewiitl. ll. Doyle, M. .'Xan1odl. Ci, Molier, li. l7ell.1yt'i1, Mr. Stead Tvrjv Ron: Li. Nt-tl. M. lirouillei, li. llrown, Li. llunt, M. lihapman, I. Holland STARRETT GLEE CLUB Mr. Vranltlin Stead, SIHIIIMIV' STARIZTT MUSIC IEYIIQNTS Music this year as always, has been a very important factor in school life at Starrett. The Starrett Conservatory of Music has its director Mr. lfranklin Stead, who has main- tained active worlt in creating an interest in various musical events. Also in the Conser- vatory is Miss lfrances llurl, violin instructor. Her younger sister, Marian llutl. has assumed the role of school accompanist this year. Mr. Stead was also the leader of the Starrett Glee Club. The cluh accomplished a great deal as was shown at the annual concert in the spring. xlean lloward was the accompanist. Several times during the year. Miss Hutt' had the pleasure of introducing to us a trio composed of Miss Virginia Munro, yiolinistg Miss Annie l.aurie Munro. eellistg and Miss Katherine liorroff, pianist, who were guests of the boarding students and lfaculty. gC'ontinued on Page f-41 QQ' .... Rl..
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THE STARRETT CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Ajiliaied with the COSMOPOLITAN SCHOOL or Music AND DRAMATIC ART Faculfy Franklin Stead, Mus. D., Director--Piano Organ and Theory. New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. Studied in Berlin and Paris. Mabel Riggs Stead, Mus. M., Piano and Normal Classes. Yankton Conservatory, New England Conservatory, Boston. Studied in Berlin and Paris. William Phillips, Voice. Studied with Oscar Seagle in Paris and with Allen Gill in London. Harriet Case, Voice. Studied with Frau Carola, and extended study in Paris. Paul Vernon, Violin. Well known Artist, Teacher and Orchestra Director. Frances L. Huff, B.M., Violin. Drake Conservatory of Music. Studied in Chicago. Helen W. Robinson, A.B., Dramatic Art. Wooster College. Concvrfs and Recifalx Student Recital, Oct. 27th. Pupils of Mr. Stead and Mrs. Robinson. Recitals for April and May-Piano Recital by Gertrude Baily, Artist Pupil of Mr. Stead, and a Series of Organ Recitals by Mr. Stead, at Abraham Lincoln Centre. Closing Concert, Thursday Evening, May 11th. Appearing on the program- Louise Holmes, Cyril Garland, Jean Howard, Marilyn Babel, Frances Louise Shipp, Joan Bourque, Freda Jacobson, Catherine NVood and Donald Coil. Mr. Stead Mrs. Stead Mrs. Robinson Miss Huff Fifty-Iwo
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