Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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, 1 sz.: 44 111 -5 L-lL:q.1gY!Ei.: i w mia: 7. '-,QZ'L'f'l'iI1Zig' -'L ', ' . ' ru. 1 X i: 'l',-711 I Y.: ,I ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR, Ruth Haroidson, is shown taking a weii cieserveci bow during one of the tremendous per- f0l'lTlE1I'lCCS. Tile orcixestra, under the direction of Rutil Haroicison, combined forces with time ciloir this year to present an exciting Spring Bach Concert. Among time many other programs in which the orchestra participated was the an- nuai Christmas Convo. Niargaretila Loilmann, imeaci of tile ciepartment. participated as a piano soioist in many facuity recitais. Eugene Riciciie, ciirector of time A Cappella Choir, aiso taught music methods to future teachers. 'Q' N . Vviiiiam Date Jerold Simepiwrci Margaretima Loiimann

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Ruth Haroicison The music ciepnrlinenfs pep band icept up the spirit at foothaii games this year by unusual costumes and lots of music. Dr. Vviiiiam Date taught many students the principles of theory such as harmony anci Counterpoint while also giving them XY Fioycl Stanciiff I .. ,, Eugene Ricidie THE BAND, under the direction of Vester Glenn, performs at hail:-time of the Vvhittier-Cai-Tech game Halloween weekend. cieeper personal appreciation of music. Floyd Stancliff helped his nulists to cic- veiop hetter techniques through hours of practice. Jerold Shepherd taught the his- lory of opera and coached voice stucienls. Joseph Di Tuiiio taught cello and also look part in faculty recilnis. Joseph Di Tuiiio usic