Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Voice and Piano COLLEGE QUARTET James Thrasher Reeford Chaney Neil Richardson Koy Phillips LADIES ' TRIO MEN ' S TRIO Virginia Ayers Leon Cook Edna Booth N. M. Israi i son Josephine Johnson Ted Wilmoth The quartet and trios have been a great blessing and inspiration to the many audiences before which they have appeared. Each group is planning Christian work for the summer and is preparing to be an asset to their Alma Mater. The Men ' s Quartet bids fair to be one of the best quartets that the college has ever produced. The Ladies ' Trio has soothed the sorrows and lent a helping hand in many funerals throughout the city of Nashville. The Men ' s Trio has been touring our Educational Zone with Rev. H. H. McAfee, field representative. They have proven a great blessing to our constit- uency. Page Twenty-Nine -

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Voice and Piano 1). A. Yarbrough Voice Teacher Elaini Harrison Piano Teacher MEMBERS Christine Campbi i i Eaith Harrison Hazel Smith Pansy Cooper Edna Booth Ada Humphries Lucy Mai Lindsli y Lois Martin Elizabeth Tilghman Margaret Thompson Margaret Daviis Virginia Mims Virginia Ayi ks Alta Slabaugh Hazel Campbell Earnistine Morgan Esther Horne Eleanor Hardy Martha Duggan Emma K. Smith Hazel Brown Sylvia Holcomb Ada Blackburn Phyllis Woodward Mary Harnis Harris Mrs. H. R. Ward Lor etta LeGranih Ernest Hall Li ster Roney Ronald Johnson III NIC Wa I I I RS I ami s Thrasher Neil Richardson Rl 1 FORD Chaney Koy Phillips Harold Davis William Castlen El mi k Kent J. D. Irwin Marcum Hamilton 1)i i Rushing William Thompson Young Cook William Simpson Norman Hail W ' l Mil 1 1 W ' l 1 I MAN Wilton Elliot James Blackburn Mrs. M. E. Redford Pane Twenty-Eight

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• Music is of God. Harmony, rhythm, melody, and beauty are laws of God ' s universe. • From the beginning of time the soul of man has received from the Creator a craving for expression through the medium of music. In no more satisfying manner has his sorrow been soothed, his fears quelled, and his hopes renewed than through music. • Not only has the Christian worshiped God through music, but he has been able to render valuable service to his needy fellow man by this means, for Music hath charms to soothe the sewage breast, To soften rocks or bend the knotted oak. • Our school seeks to develop character and prepare students for soul-winning. For both purposes the music department is indispensable. In this department we become acquainted with some of the world ' s noblest souls and their productions, both classical and sacred. Moreover, we seek to acquire an acceptable proficiency in the performance of the master works. In the piano and voice studios and in the music classrooms, this year, we have seen progress toward the attainment of our goal. Page Thirty-