AHJ, Vol. 7 No. 1, Summer 1979

Indiana Univ., Bloomington 47401. Peter E. Eagle,
Margaret B. White. 8a. BM, BME, MM, PhD. b. Many. 9. 10.
Friends of Music, also individual. 11. All. 12a, b, c, d, e, f, g.
(26 different ensembles) 13. Classified. 14a. 15a. 18a. 19. 20.
21a, b, c. Harp maintenance. 22. 23b, c.
St. Mary-of-the-Woods Coll., St. Mary-of-the-Woods
47876. No. Sr. Mariam Cecile Hermann and Sr. Brigid Boyle,
retired; harp instruction possible but not for coll. credit. 10.
Creative Art Scholarship. 13. Two. 14a. 15b. With consent of
harp teacher. 16. 17a. 18a.
St. Mary's Coll., Notre Dame 46556. No replacement since
retirement of Janey Bell Waterhouse. 13. Two.
Iowa
Mt. St. Clare Coll., Clinton 52732. Sr. Augusta Carrico. (Jr.
Coll.) 9. 10a. Need and no-need assistance. 12a. 13. One. 15a.
16a. 18a.
Ottumwa Heights Coll., Ottumwa 52501. Sr. St. John Ven
Horst. (Jr. Coll.) 9. 10. Academic or service. 11. Not a full
recital but all students have an opportunity to play solo alone
or with string orchestra accompaniment. 12a. 13. Four. 14.
Some harp students are coll. students here; others are elementary
or high school students, or adults, interested in harp. 16a.
18a. 19. Yes, if student is enrolled in other college courses. 22.
Harps will be included in programs. 23.f. Any student
prepared to play.
Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City 52242. Susan Saurwein. 8. BM,
BA, MA, MFA. b. Same. 9. 10. Music activity scholarships
available to under-grad. music majors. 11. All. 12a, c, d, e, f,
g. 12. One. 14d. 15a, 16. 17c. 18b. 22. 23a, c, d. Univ. oflowa
is in process of expanding harp dept. and its facilities; young
harpist's applications encouraged.
Kansas
Bethany Coll., Lindsburg 67456. Geraldine Wright. 10.
Music. 11. BA. 12a, d, f, g. 14a. 16. 18a. 19. 22. 23c.
Fort Hays State Univ., Hays 67601. No. 9a. 12d, g. 20. 21b,
c. Instruction in other areas (theory, etc.).
Kansas State Univ., Manhattan 66506. Florence Schwab.
8a. Under-grad. degree. b. Same. 11. 12a, d, e, f, g. 13. One.
14d. 15a. 16. 18b.
Pittsburg State Univ., Pittsburg 66762. No. 13. Two. 18a.
20a. 21a, b.
Southwestern Coll., Winfield 67156. No.
Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence 66044. Margaret W. Ling. 8a.
BM Performance MM Performance. b. BM, BME, BM
Theory. 9. 10. Scholarship Halls (Academic). 11. BM Performance,
MM Performance. 12a, c, d, e, f, g. 13. Three. 14c. If
not a major or minor. 15b. If not enrolled in another institution
of higher learning. 16. 17a. For non-music students only.
18b. 19. Yes, if music major. 22. 23a.
Washburn Univ. of Topeka, Topeka 66621. Elaine Christy.
8a. BM, BME possible. 9. 10. Freshman Award. 11. BM. 12a,
d, f, g. 14d. 15a. 18a. 19. Yes, if music major.
Wichita State Univ., Wichita 67208. Nancy Hercher. 8a.
BM, MM. b. BME. 9. 10. Scholastic. 11. BM Performance,
BME Harp major. 12a, d, e, f, g. 13. Four. 14d. 15b. If admitted
to the univ. 17. Basic applied fee of $5.00. 19.
Kentucky
Murray State Univ., Murray 42071. No. Harp instruction
possible with Dorothy W. Mason, faculty member, but not for
credit. 14b.
Univ. of Louisville, Louisville 40222. No. 8a. BM, MM. 9.
10. General scholarships available to all music students. 11.
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