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is experience Music, which plays a vital part in the lives ol Tudor Hall students, is evidenced in niany ways. The entire upper school prepared selections lor the After Christmas pageant, Sotmds of Cl1ri.s'lr11f1.s'. Christmas vacation, practices were held lor special ntnnbers lor connnenceinent. Providing a lilt to March activities, the lower school music classes presented the Gilbert and Sullivan operctta, Trial by jury, on March lll, Private lessons in piano or voice were available, taught by Miss ,Iudith Peck and Miss Betty Brock. A Park-'l'udor chorale was organized this year, which proved most suc- cesslul and challenging. Clickety-clack-clackety click go the typewriters as the students get the right finger on the right key under the direction ol' Mrs. Ava Newlin. XVith an eye to the future the girls spend long hours ol' study which will prove invaluable in college lilfe. Debby Cook streaks a peek under a keyboard cap in the new typing room. Maggie Kuhn and Mary Wyatt collect song books after chorus. Lesley Rothbard is preparing for her job as song leader by taking voice Itssons lroin Miss jutlith Peck. who also teaches piano.
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Charlotte Klamer. Judy Baker and Mary Holliday, hoping for an A , look over their History of Art notebooks. lfreshmen and sophomores learned the art of persuasion and acting in speech classes. Here Cathy Cline is combing a wig for one of many projects. Variety Mrs, McKenzie's art classes have been displaying their creativity this year. The gilt of a new kiln has aided the ceramics students to produce several line pieces. lllock prints, oil paintings, and mo- saics gave girls a chance to try something new, and were displayed in the school. Enunciationlll Mrs, Gaughan's speech classes have been learning the intricacies ol' the art ol' everyday speaking. A new tape recorder has shown that diction can be improved. The demonstration speech gave each girl the opportunity to display her talent in making a bed, grooming a horse, or dropping cake batter on the floor. Rhythm and blues, musical comedy, and ballet had girls on their toes when Mrs. Travis Selniier taught them the fundamentals ol' choreography and had each girl create and present her own dance to the class. A To be able to express yourself through dance makes the modern dance course at Tudor popular.
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