Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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X resenttncj ill e Department of Fine Arts

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THE DA R D A , 1937 FRESHMEN Row 1 , Eugene Cook, Richard Compton , Carl Ross, Irvin Kennedy, Charles Middleton , John R. Jamison Row 2. Leburn Woods, Ruth DeFord, Miss Padgett {Sponsor), Virginia Howard. Edna Moore. Minnie A. Howard, Dennis Wynck. GRAMMAR SCHOOL Row 1. Tennyson Howard, J. M. Hall, Elmer Marshall, Tate South, William Turner, John Edwin Ewing. Row 2. Beatrice Madewell, Ada Humphries, Elizabeth Keppel, Lena Abbott, Mrs. M. A. Mackey. teacher 26 xVl

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FINE ARTS Art is the soul of the intellect. It is a Divine power which expresses itself in melody, harmony, color, and line. We cultivate two phases of music — voice and piano — in order that we may enrich our lives and render a more abundant service to mankind. As we develop our voices in the chorus, we strive to interpret not only the structural and technical beauty of music, but also to reveal something of the emotion aroused by the music of the soul. The work done in the art department bears out the oft-repeated maxim that work which is interesting becomes almost play, and that knowledge gained pleasantly is retained the longest. Some of the varied activities enjoyed are poster-making, craft work, drawing, and painting.