York College - Marathon Yearbook (York, NE)

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lhp Page Sixty-Two Erma Thomas Dora Luxford Maxine Lewis Laurine Lewis Editha Lundgren Robert Eckles Mary llradley Ethel Garner Margaret Lawrence Josephine Smith Lenore XYildman Selma Yoss lleaver n.nnn,mtn ititIVVVittttIIIIi1n11141111Innunntmnnnnntnnnnnnnin InnnnnntnmntntinnIIittitntmnnnnnnnnn nnnnntnnnn IOOOC ICXIDK KXXJG I I t nl it nn in QE! 1? 'IDI iiti11itIIIIIIIIIntnnnnnnnnnlniimumnnnnnnnnnntnl tE4 nmntmnnn .nnnnntmiinmntnnnnttmtmnnmnni Q: :fic nunmmnnnnmnnntnnnnnntnntttttnnnnnttttntn-iittttmnnnnninnmlmlnmnnnunnnnttnn Pauline Richardson Minnie Sauerwein Antonio Rivera Myrtle Taylor Pauline Koon Elsie llawkins ,Xlfred Parks Evelyn Hunt Ellen Kaliff .Xlice Kaliff Gladys Harding Margaret Thompson tiolda llager Mercy XYiswell llelen Sandall Louise llammond Doris Moomey Mrs, XY. F. Eckles llenry liolling Luella Hubbel Lois Cottrell Palph Schroeder Pearl Collett Ruth Hopkins Elda Crom-Miller Mary Yandruff llelen U'l'lrien Fern lleltzer Ruth llanchette Faye Culbertson llarbara Morris Lois Clifford Thelma llerger Leonard Vtildman .Xrdith Calkins Ruth lleremer ntnnmtnnnnnnntnnnnnlntnntnmnt. FOCE nnnnnnntnnnm Edith llarbert Maude LeFever llarold Penner Grace L'lsh Gladys Perkins Faith Haber Florence Cave Stella Carroll Lauretta lleason liarmnng Sftuhvnta Faith Tlaber lda Page Fthel Stanley Elda from-Miller Gladys Perkins .Xgnes Yan Tine Lois Yau' Cecil Green Claudia Schell Mercy Xtisxvell nine 4 epariment The Yoice Department of York College has been a great success this year under the capable instruction of Dean :Xm- adon. This department has played an important role in the life of the college, and great interest in this line of work has been manifest among the students. The enrollment has been large, consisting not only of those actually enrolled as stn- dents, but also many residents of the city and adjoining towns. Some of the students besides taking the regular vocal in- struction have been doing outside xvork in chorus direction. Students of this department have willingly responded to all requests from the city as well as the college for their ser- vices. and great credit has been done Dean .-Xmadon by their work. Together with this department courses have been offered in the history and theory of music, as well as Normal School Music, and these classes have done some very interesting work. This department presents as a graduate this year, Miss Faith llaber of Concordia, Kansas. Miss llaber has com- pleted the course in Voice. History, Theory, Harmony. Count- er-ooint and Normal School Music. She has also studied Piano extensively and during her study at the Conservatory has held the nosition of student accompanist for Ulean ,Xma- don. She will do post-graduate work after a short vacation.