Frances Shimer Record Vol11 No4 . ized audience enjoyedthe following program. Le PapUJon Dcnnu Katiiryn Glover Romance without Words Margaret McKee 11 fnTT^^ITsHlMIR RECORD . Handel Gavotte in B Flat . ? Virginia Haskell . , Kreislcr Cradle Song Frances Peterson Cletnenti Sonatina • a) Allegro » Rondo VeraLaub , , Merkel Fairy Tale - . • - Ruth Williamson Brassin Nocturne Frances Rosenstock Speaks Summertimes Song , • Irene Friend Reinfwld Impromptu jIaxine McMahon Sanderson The Valley of Laughter Lucille Wachtel . , Chopin Nocturne Op, 55 No- 1 Mary Blanchard Chaminadz Autumn Grace Riddle ^ ,
Frances Shimer Record Vol11 No4 . ized audience enjoyedthe following program. Le PapUJon Dcnnu Katiiryn Glover Romance without Words Margaret McKee 11 fnTT^^ITsHlMIR RECORD . Handel Gavotte in B Flat . ? Virginia Haskell . , Kreislcr Cradle Song Frances Peterson Cletnenti Sonatina • a) Allegro » Rondo VeraLaub , , Merkel Fairy Tale - . • - Ruth Williamson Brassin Nocturne Frances Rosenstock Speaks Summertimes Song , • Irene Friend Reinfwld Impromptu jIaxine McMahon Sanderson The Valley of Laughter Lucille Wachtel . , Chopin Nocturne Op, 55 No- 1 Mary Blanchard Chaminadz Autumn Grace Riddle ^ , / \ . Rachmaninoff O, Thou BUloivy Harvest Field Eunice Shannon Moszkowski En Automne . Genevieve Freeman Most of the students showed advanced work, and all gave evidenceof nainstaking work on the part of the teachers and a hearty response1JZ rtof *e pupils. The program, besides showing the advanceSW2 gave much pJure to the audience, as evdenced hythe hearty applause, 22 THE FRANCES SHIMER RECORD (bfltutlugining Bag. SEjr (Captaln-VaLI <&nmt On Thanksgiving morning we were all very much excited about thecaptain-ball game. The game was to begin at nine oclock, but bothteams and most of the onlookers were at the gym at eight-forty-five-To distinguish the two teams, the Academy girls wore gold bands aroundtheir heads and the College girls wore maroon bands and ties. Bothteams had fine yells and splendid cheer-leaders. The College cheer-leaderwas Margery Graham and the Academy cheer-leaders were PercyDubois and Margaret Sayers. The game started with quick action, which continued throughoutthe four quarters. In the first half the College team took the lead,scoring 5 to the Academys 4, Between quarters the College orchestraand numerous yells inspired the teams to play their best. ^ Severalchanges in players were made when the teams took their positions forthe second half. The teams played fast and well, and when the whistleblew, the final score was 6-5 in the Academys favo
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