Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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We honor a great artist and musician . . . Student of revered pedagogue Sigmund Stojowski, you were chosen and sent to study with twentieth century musical figure Bela Bartok. You were a young but famous concert pianist when you began in l929 to share your musical perceptions with students on the Poet Campus. With profound insight into the music of Iohann Sebastian Bach, you assisted Leopold Stokowslci in the presentation of a Bach concerti at the Hollywood Bowl, which led to your founding of the College Bach Festival now in its twenty-sixth year. We praise an inspired and dedicated teacher . . . Your contagious quality of enthusiasm and love for your art makes you justly proud of the continuance of outstanding quality of student performances. Devotion displayed by pupils only mirrors the countless extra hours spent in recital preparation, mindless of your own time and sparing nothing to ensure success. We dedicate the 1963 Acropolis . . . To you, MARGARETI-IA LOHMANN, artist, teacher, and friend.

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