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

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The Melodic Line NEUME to Enter National Competition ' Pile 19rtO N ' tuiiie will be tni- tered in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association ' s annual year- book competition. Thi- aims of the C.S.P.A. arc to maintain the ama- teur standing of the student pub- lication, to oppose the efforts of (hose who would make it an object uH exploitation, and to preserve it as an educational project and in- stitution. We are cinipeting for one of the awards. The criticisms, we hope, will serve as suds, not only for us, but for future yearbook -■staffs as well. The Melodic Line will enter the newspaper divi.sioii ■ r the C.S.P.A. The only way we can reach our iroal — a good yearbook — is b having the cooperation of every member of the Conservatory. Deadlines for ilL pictures iind proofs is Frid: If unable to coi Eulha Davis soon as possil Vol. 17, No. 4 ;-■ WIND EN The New England Cons ducted by .James Dixon •. Wednesday, Dei out charge arc the Dean, 290 H i . stamped envelope. Miklos Schwalb, of the t sky ' s C ' oncdrlo ffjr Piano a ' , his principal trainintr in K ' Dohnanyi, Leo solo re citaK in I and ' ' the li ;i the ( 39-proj;ram sei i Rico, Canada : i Toccata Mar .iale nd Ne On Loivla Be Wo present arena-setliup in Brown The Melodic Liee Staff Editors . Managing Editor Roland Gagmen ' 61 John Walker ' 61 Judith A. Walker ' 60 Barbara Currie ' 62 Susan Ellis ' 62 Reporters Eutha Davis ' 60 Lisa Frederick from the faculty Roland Nadeau of the music theory and composition department Warhen Story Smith of the music history and literature department Page 29

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Conservatory LAIMS: To promote higher ideals in music and to U create greater interest and better understandng of music, and to promote friendliness among women students. CLUB MOTTO: B Music is the trainer of the soul and is designed for the improvement of the mind. Plato Conservatory Club is open to all women students. It offers an opportunity to better oneself in h ' s chosen field and to bring together the members in the following services: 1 . Concerts in school 2. Concerts outside of school 3. Service programs ACTIVITIES: An evening recital, January 5, I960 Concert at South End Settlement House Concert at Franklin Square House We are privileged to have Mrs. Drabik as the club ' s first advisor. Page 28

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MENC Mrs. Whitney, Donald Le Grow and Susan Lovegrove M.E.N.C. is a club for Music Education majors. Although there are no formal meetings, the members are kept abreast of everything by their advisor, Mrs. Whitney. Chapter 189 (NEC), along with another chapter, was featured in one of the recent M.E.N.C. Journals. Mrs. Whitney and some other Conservatory students were dele- gates to the annual M.E.N.C. Convention, March 18 thru 23, in At- lantic City, New Jersey. Page 30