Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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IIDHAMILS. rr u Elmer The Class Day Plny, HEi1l1P1',H was si one-act cmiivmly by Bcziti'icc Humis on McNci1. Thc cast was: ELMER . . . . . . .Gfwdmi Andcrson SUsAN . . . .... Kathcrine Montague .TEANIE . . . JANIE ........... Miss LITISA PINNEY Miss COLLIEI: ....... FANNIE iiLII.IiE .... IIUBERT Bnowx. . . RUssELL JA Micsox. PANSY ........... . . . . . .Afhiline Brown . . . .H2lI'il?l1'?1 Schinalz Elizzibf-th 3ICD!iI1fJllQ'i1 . ...... Mary Delaney ........Lriis Nay . . . . . .Burton Miller . . .Robert Heiidci-son . . . . . Louise B1-own El1nv1 ' was the story of 21 buy wliosc chief trouble was his twin sistei and his chief can-, the can-v of his younger sister, Susan. l 1 Prominent Seniors Maxi popular girl-Ann VVhi'fe Jlnsf popular Img-Robert Henderson Hem' 1Ii'rs.wvfZ fjlifl-IIPI11'iQtt2 Reid Ilwsf f71'r.w.w'd ZIOUgXViiiiH111 Lynch Hlosf .vi'ufl1'0us girl- Zllnsi Sfllfilllllllx Yllljl Jlfmi 1-lmnyefl girlf Jloxf vlmiiged buy iV1'ff1'cwf girl--Aiin -Robe-rt Smith XVhite Katherine Montague -Paul Mulkcrn ellenrietta Reid U'1'fi'fw.wf b oy-R obcrt Henderson Ll.l'l'Zl.0Sf fjI'l'Z-Aliillilltx Brown LI'I'l f!.I'Nf buy-Taylor Herscy Jloxz' fligizijierl fj1.I'l-'COIISLHIICQ Babcock Jloxf Illlfjllli-HC!! boy-Vernon Gill Snmllfxwf girl-Hclcii Hurtle Nimillrst boy-Edward Taylor Trlllwxf girl-Elizabcfli Riley Trrllwxf boy-Edwa rd Fettcr l932 3 U

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Music as Vocation or Avocation? . . . ln eiiher case The New England Conservaiory of Music oiiers Jrhe iinesi and mosr modern insiruciion in every branch of musical ari, under com- perenr inslruciors . . . including naiionally-lcnown musicians and Teachers oi music. Wheiher you are eleciing music as a career or for recrealional or cul- lural values only, you will find everyihing you need al ihe New England Conservaiory of Music, which for 65 years has been one of ihe leading influences in Jrhe developmeni oi musical educalion in America. From elemeniary work io a degree in music . . . Jrhe Conservaiory covers ihe eniire field. Siudenrs may coniinue rhe siudy of academic subieclrs . . . Languages, Ari, Liieraiure, Dramarics, eic .... under experienced insrrucrors ai Jrhe Conservaiory. Courses Leading +o Degrees and Diplomas in Major Subiedsg Normal Dept, Soloisi' Courses Maior Subiec+s: Pianoforre, Organ, Voice, Violin, Violoncello, Viola, Conirabass, Harp, Wind and Percussion lnsirumenls. Theorerical Subiecfsz Solieggio, Harmony, Harmonic Analysis, Theory, Counierpoinl, Canon and Eugue, Composiiion and lnsirumenralrion. Deparfmenisz of Public School Music: Languages: Dramaricsg Ensemble Playing. Operaric Training: Free Leciure Courses. Symphonic Orchesfra of 85 Members. Two Prepara+ory Orcl1es+ras. Free Privileges oi Leciures, Conceris and Reciials, rhe Opporiuniiies of Ensemble Praciice and appearing before Audiences wirh Orchesrral Accompaniment Radio Broadcas+ing: Pracrical experience from licensed slaiion in our building. Dormiiories for women siudenrs. Caralog on request Pupils Received for a Single Subieci as well as Graduaiing Courses Address: RALPH L. FLANDERS, General Manager NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC BosToN, MASSACHUSETTS WALLACE GOODRICH Year Opens Direcior Sepi. 15, I932 THE RILEY PRESS