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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1930

Page

10

Scarsdale High School Grants Largest Class Ever

Forty nine students graduated from Scarsdale High School in a ceremony at the school gym. Principal Vernon G. Smith and board member Alfred Hayward joined speaker John M. Avent in addressing the class about education and life. Salutatorian John Lydenberg spoke on stamp collecting while valedictorian Barbara Gardner presented her essay on the music of joy in opera. The ceremony featured the high school orchestra performing Wagner pieces and concluded with diplomas presented by Mr. Hayward as Superintendent Ralph Underhill was ill.

John M. Avent Vernon G. Smith Scarsdale High School Alfred Hayward Board of Education John Lydenberg Sylvia Barbara Bingham Gardner G. W. Gardner Evening Star Pilgrims Chorus Avent Ralph S. Underhill Scarsdale Frances Eugenia Adrian Caroline Wood Atkinson Edith Bell Jane Fuller Berry Anna Rose Betzig Sonja Maria Borgeson Roger Stevens Grigham Carlton Glen Bucher James Maxwell Charlton Vera May Clifton Mary Alice Collins David Edwin Cone Rugene Lois Corey Mary Dickinson Mary Kathryn Dilger Jane Amelia Dunn Elizabeth Feldmeier Elsie M. Fiege Barbara Gardner Walt Whitman

Music of Joy in Opera Makes the Arts Sing

Valedictory remarks at the high school commencement reflect on opera’s joyful side. The piece celebrates light French Italian styles with Bizet Carmen and Rossini Figaro, noting joyous dances and lively rhythms before hinting at Verdi’s magic.

Bizet Figaro Seville Verdi

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