New England Conservatory of Music - Neume Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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(Candidate 5 or tlie ' t c tee, UAlC BESSIE ANDREA ROUVALIS Gloucester, Mass. When Greeks joined Greeks, then was the tug of war Public School Music with Francis Findlay. Con Club Vice-president, 1944; President, 1945; Junior claiss treasurer; Senior class treasurer; Connmlttee for Junior and Senior Dance. High School Scholarship. NANCY TRICKEY Wren+ham, Mass. She ' s pretty to walk with and witty to talk with and pleasant to think on. Voice with Mme. Sundellus. Student Council of Dornni- tory, 1941-43; Student Council, 1944-45; President of Dormitory, 1944-45; Con Club, 1944-45. Scholarships: High School, Rogers, Opera. BARBARA WEINSTEIN Brockton, Mass. There is occasions and causes why and wherefore in all things Public School Music with Francis Findlay. Elson Club, 1942-44; Vice president, 1944-45; Student Council, 1944-45; Madrigal Club, 1941-42. BETTY WOOD Lydonville, Vt. Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep Flute with George Laurent. Con Club, 1942-45; Alpha Chi Omega, 1944-45; Carr Organ Society presi- dent, 1944-45. Scholarships: High School, Carr Organ, Crabtree.

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STANLEY D. KIRTON 1 Roxbury, Mass. A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows Piano with Mr. Levy. Scholarships: High School, Ditson, Hayden, French. E. ELIZABETH LAMBERT A 5 Hartford, Conn. Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety Research with Clifton J. Furness. Chairman of cap and gown committee; Melodic Line; Alumni News; Service- men ' s Column. Scholarships: High School, Baker. DOROTHY ROBINSON Old Saybrook, Conn. Oh blessed with temper whose unclouded sky can make tomorrow cheerful as today Public School Music with Francis Findlay. Con Club, 1945; Carr Organ Society, 1945; Vice-president Alpha Chi Omega, 1942-45; Recording secretary, 1943-44; Corresponding secretary, 1944-45. MURIEL PETTERSON ROBINSON A - Dorchester, Mass. Her voice was ever soft, gentle, low, an excellent thing in woman. Organ with Carl McKinley. Vice-president of Carr Or- gan Society, 1942; Recording secretary, Mu Phi Epsilon, 1944; President of Mu Phi Epsilon, 1945; Business Man- ager of Neume, 1945.

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PHYLISS KNOX Eugene, Oregon A shepherd gladly heareth thee, More harmonius than thee Piano with Howard Goding. Attended University of Oregon 3 years. Mu Phi Epsilon. BETTY MAE MARCLEY X J East Orange, N. J. Honest labor bears a lovely face Piano with Beveridge Webster, Mus. B., Obelin Oollege. LA REINE OTTEN Springfield, Illinois At whose sight all the stars hide their dinninished heads Flute with George Laurent. Associate of Arts, Stephens College, 1940-42; Mus. B., Northwestern University, 1942-44; Alpha Chi Omega; Sigma Alpha lota; Phi Kappa Lambda. ELIZABETH MAY WALKER Milton, Oregon Such joy ambition finds Violin with Harrison Keller. Mu Phi Epsilon; N. E. C. Orchestra. Scholarships: Howe, Converse.