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Wakefield Country
Day School
Rock & Roll Celebrated at Spring Music Program
Students at Wakefield Country Day School were rockin’ and rollin’ last week at the school’s annual spring musical performance, which was entitled, “I Know It’s Only Rock & Roll, But I Like It.” Every year, Evelyn Oyster, the school’s Director of Music, tries to expose students to different styles of music, and Friday evening the Leonard M. Cowherd Auditorium was “hopping”
Accompanied on the piano by WCDS teacher Emma Sue Amos, students in kindergarten through seventh grade presented the development of rock and roll through musical selections dating from the early 50’s through the early 70’s. Songs ranged from Blue Suede Shoes and Rockin’ Robin to Surfm’USA and Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.
Colorful Artwork
Graces the Walls of
WCDS
The WCDS Spring Art Show, held in conjunction with the music program, is a wonderful variety of subject and media from students in preschool through twelfth grade. Each student chose one piece from his/her school year’s art portfolio for display at the show. Upper school students in the Studio Art program displayed work based on techniques studied from the masters and works from life.
Suzanne Zylonis, the WCDS Art teacher for the lower school, employs the acclaimed Monart Method of art education in the lower school classes, while Pamela Lynn-Tucker teaches Art History and the upper school Studio Art class. This year’s show includes pieces from a variety of media, including acrylics, graphite, tempera, water color, colored pencil and markers. The works were matted, framed and hung in the school’s upper and lower lobbies, where they will be on display through the end of the school year. The public is invited to view the show during school hours Monday through Friday through the end of May.
Friday evening also marked the last day of the school’s very successful Annual Book Sale. WCDS Librarian Ingrid O’Connor, chair of the book sale, expressed thanks to Nancy and Greg Ostinato of the Old Sperryville Book shop for furnishing
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